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CHARLESTON, Nov fs.-Six witnesses were en-
amined yesterday by the prosecuting attorney I'm
the case Of the United States agt the czpssin and
seamen Of the yacht wanderer, charged with
piracy In importing slaves. Nothing new was
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- - .-.1 z.eEses csles - FESsf Rsse.1
By WALL & BARNARD, A1ctiopeers =
I1yysEa0LD AND KfrCHEN FURNI-
MORNING ISL iss At, At A y z 9n
era Hsso osI n frogt Of the Room: zen
@Ts sSss., Gss o. xsy sSSS :soond -Aaad Fdini-
ss'ii:ai k Mss Sisss: sss
Ssns :as wed sea. s cS. hs5 ana Rockers.
Diassss Sd c slass.s s:s Sssssss &.
An ...Ortmsns of Guns and h..ehes..
noisd WALL 4 BARNARD, Auct..
By WIN. MARSHALL, Auctioueer.
soSD sA Fur 66AAEScEx o sS2Rs Ave
sSifz IL, s. .Ss WI
esf y. By Sob aISS nave
iss a1rli co;,rri.z.: c,..s. -.
IsSis: ROBE: in Ssas ssgis: vs'ns
sf: rsSsins Moussslines, Lace and other Hand
Laces Inserting, EdgIng, Chenee and other Scarfs,
Three, Sewing silfs, soclinss. SOcks,
Skirts, Drawers, BIsnists, Perfumsry, ''' es''a''
contemporaries. Elastic Belts, ser
Toesthsr with : large sssortmens of Goods too nu-
merous to mention. = y 800 ~
z q
no 10 Il WA. MARSHALL, Auct.
By BARNARD 4 BUCKLEY; Georretovn.
OF ON CHERRY STREET AND THE
WEDNESDAY, AFTERNOON, sd gc inss.. At
ociock, We will sell, at public auction IN front OF
street and back the same distance to ne
Sale positive Title perfect - 800 =
Terms: One-half cash; the rendue in month";
With interest deed gwen and dssd Of trasI
mo ls-d.. BARNARD & BUCKLEY, Auc..,
BY WALL 4 BARNARD, Auctioneegs.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF BUILDING LOT ON
y 5TM SHEET AT AUCTIoN.-On SATUHDAV
AFTERNOON, Sd December, at half past so;cIoct
~ virtue OF deed OF trust dated Nav 1th So snt
duly recorded In Liber J. A: s, ls, follo a4s VII
SCI etpuoic a9eti9n IN front OF the premises Lot
In Square ass divided into two lots zach frontIns
81 feet s.l incnes on the east side OF bth between
and = streets, and running back los feet inch.
Terms: One fourth cash; to be paid ON the da,
q sale, ana the balance In and IL months bearinj
A deed given and deed of trust taken.
All conveyancip~ at the ex pense Of the nm rch. ,sr
4. w. BARNARD. Trustee
no B-o WALL d BARNARD, Aucts
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Norrcr.- Drsrzicf on coLuxBIA ADyzzzIss-
xsrs 70 IN fNsxRrxD IN rHR BALTIMORE Sun
= RrcuvzD AT AND SoxwARDEp IRON mn
ian oYTIcH. = =
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By J. G. MCGUIRE d CO ,Auofiopeers. :
GOVERNMENT SALE OF ARTICLES RE

Dy ,. =. Mc6OIRE = co ,Aucfioneers. Z
GOVERNMENT SALE OF PARTICLES RE-
T1SS5yE p At THE DEAD LxITER. QFFIcE.-on
ing e. 6h O'Clock. at the Auction Rooms, Iasd con-
unui, each succeeding evening at the same hoar
go lots OF articles of varous kinds accunnulnted ~
the Dead Lettsr Once within the last ycars com
EaS; rings. Breas,pins, Finger Rinss, Studs, -
Goid and silver Watches, California Gold.
Bead WoIk, Em6roidery, Lace ColIsrs. -
= ns sne kershlsfs, Cvfs Surgical lnstruments,
Ghmuaen p Ctothtng Hats, Boots and Shoes,
nc c:sslosuss win be ready three days previous to
n = .os,n.. j g. MCGUIRE q CO. A.os.. 5
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NEW YoRK, Nov. ls.-Stccks are duh and vari-
able Chicago and Rock lsland %; Illinois Cen
tral shares 81; Michigan Southern IL; New York
Central e0xi Reading SIX; Mil. and Mis- 4; Va.
6s esx; Mo. SIS san.
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.PeoR PAr!-lntelligence was received In this
city yesterday OF the murder Of Pat Cahill, well
known about the Avenue hotels some years 400 ~
T" King Of the Washington newsboysn Pat was
pushing active boy, and through his good humor.
probity and ready wit, made many ffiends, some
OF whom took % active an interest I'm him as to
procure for him situstion upon the Santa Pc
mail route. Investing his earnings In Western
lands, ne made some lucky hits, and was rapidly
oecemng man Of substance. But poor Pat, IL
the intelligence IL true, has made bis last t,ln
The report is that he was one of the numerous
victims murdered lately on the plains by hostile
INDIAN His parents live on 'sEnglish Him. in
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NJ Tnovsn .ru sfxa = n rnzn1n e. IN
IAsfnf srsAn rRsss n usH sovrH OF BALfI-
MORE, RS EDITION ~ 30 LAnex AZ TO RBQyrHH II
TO n PUT TO PRESS AT AN EAKLr HOW; Apvx1-
TWELVE O'CLOCK, NJ; orHxHwIsy rzxT nAy NOT
krrRAz uN1u THE nxxr DAT. 49, :. /
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MINIS Dlsss syrfs, ~ a.l,iV'
yo.,,., p,. Ass's Bssissss Ssiss,
cHIDxxN's DHxss suirs, '' ''''',

NOAH WAIxE 4 Co., Marble Hal Ciothinr
store, Browne Hotel Building, would respectfully
ssn1nounoe that their annual display of Fail and
y, Inter Siofhing 10 now ready for inspeotion. Il
xoutns Clothing Of the newert and richest desirnn
IN msSeriaL trlmpi1g, and yorkmanship.
10 those who study excellence with economy, in
feshiopeble articles Of dress, an Opportunity II
oqercd Ior selecting from the most attractive stock
81 Esaay- Made Clothing in this citys ct vefy re-
uuc0o prioes. ~ ~ My
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POLICE TRAxsFERss-Within few weeks there
police Those Of the night service taking posi-
lions In the day line, and viceversa. Onicef Nash
takes the place Of watchman Donaldson, who Is
oficer Zimmerman. Of the Fourth -W.,d ~.
changed with Waterman John Garter Some few
changes OF beats have also taken place. The
changes are not because Of the inefhciency Of the
omcers, but with view 10 make them as COM
Portable as the public service viii permit, some of
them having changed their places Of residence. !
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By A. GREEN, Auot,oueer.

- 81 A 6kEEN, AuctIonecr. 10 ( :
VERY SUPERIOR BRANDIEs, WINE AVID
the zld nst shall sell, at my Auction Room al n
O'CLOCK h q m and Will be continued at clock p
Whisky. In wood and glass, viz: sn1
d Ssse Jas Hennessey's Cog. Brandy, vintage
,sS aozen old Bourbon Whisky. very superior.
70 S-iz Dozen Old Monongahela Whisky, do
Oh DO Newton q Gordon's Madeira Wine,
II II dezen Old particular Port Wine, vintage 1854,
o Tk vi. .t srguney. In wood, vintage 1870. !,
genera ~ respectfully invited TO this sale, a. the
tory. s''e RoioHiP-
Tsssms: Al sums under s2s. cash; !. over as, a
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A SAD CAsE.-Yesterday afternoon, large
crowd was collected on the corner Of Eleventh
street and Pennsylvania avenue in conseq uence of
q most pitiable spectable. A iddle-aeed woman.
beastiy Intoxicated. was swearing fufiously at a
young girl cher daughter) who was endeavoring
TO get her to her home Every time the child
would approach her for this purpose, the heartIess
parent would strike her and forcibly push her
aside Although this occurred on one Of our most
public thoroughfares, and was the occasion of col
Letting large number Of persons, during the
whole time the woman remained (which was M
wards Of half an hour no policeman appeared 10
assist the girl In getting the drunken woman
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THEArnE-The dogs and monkeys sim hold
sway az this establishment and the increasing
interest In their performances, as manifested bS
the throng which nightly assemblies to witness
them, Il certainly suggestive Of intrinsic merit.
The novelty Of the Performances Of this troupe
render II one Of the most attractive OF the ave.
Positively but three more entertainments will be
given In This city. Their engagements in Rich
mond are such that will prevent them remainI ny
longer than Tomorrow night. Another of those
noon at 2x o'clock. q s. - : =
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BY WIN. MARsHALL. Avctionee,,7

BY WIN. MARSHALL, Apctioneer.
TWO FIRST CLASS RESIDENCES NEAR
pSukiEITY CHuEcH AT AucTIoN-On WE'D
a ESDAf, November sd, st O'Clock IN front of
me premises, shall sell, without reserve, those
eiegant lour,story houses, with New York sub Gel
Nns ssnsted on street. between st ID Streets
These houses are finished in most elaborate style.
ana contain all the necessary couveuleucex sS,oh
Tater, gas furnaces and range lots "a feet trent
rs Ieet Inches deep TO is feet alley, Each of
1ns houses have good stable ON the rear Of the lot
Ihs is an excellent opportunity for persons seek
ing good and fashionable residences bel ns in one
OF the most improving reighborhoods In the city
Terms of sale; One fourth cash balance in /. !,
AMI 4 years, with interest, payable haif-yesriv
Deed given and . deed Of trust taken. 49,
no II-dts WIN. MARSHALL, Auct.
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= - Qr2Ru9 COP LIygR Or JIrxY !. I =
.Appgcve9 ~ tie New York Aosds1s a. Nit
ss IS 50 - ~
Qs4g'. lzss.s1zD 6zs 2 on, ) MA a.
6 z e 9: 81
sassss rs:i sl's ss'.... :. 3
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By A. GREEN. Auctioree~-

puBLtC SALE OF VALUABLE Butr.uNG
! LoIs OF THE lsLAHD, ON 6TH sTIKKr wEsr. =
Ry virtue of the last win and testsmenf Of Hssson
CcuLt. the SubscrIber will ssil. on MONDAY. the
sth dsy Of Decsmber ne1t: g lo'cock ., m, or the
premises, Lot No, IS, IN William Todd and Wm
II. Gunnsls subdivision Of Square No. zS5' font
so1t dsfs inches on 81 stFsst vest between
The above property ~ eiigIbly situated and RAJ
Terms One third cash J: the ba,snca An q "a a
onths, occurred By the Iuschasers notss. bssr nx
,nserest from the day of sa.s. With deed Of trust
Spon ne properly ana u not complied with in six
one Eeexs nrs.ee e the NIX AID expenss 0f the
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lyl fssi f.elas on iudsmsnt Of condsms.f i o.
s sSs Zen re q "a Circuit 6scrt 81
" and 26kh s!reee, and running thcnes alc1F sss
sss l ~; = e 3 sc ;sEs ma
! sss.ss5 ! &. lla.1la q Dl1sisa q Gd :
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cHuRcH lMrRovExEsrs.-Thew work on the
neg Presbyterian Church 10 progressing rapidly
winter fairly begins The walls are Of the hand
soonest press brick, with sandstone mountinps for
the windows, &c. It win be one Of the iinest
church edifces in Washington
The building on street, formerly occupied NV
d.. Gurley and congregation, which was Dur.
chased by the Messfs Willard, is being neatly
frescoed and lifted up as a concert and bali room.
"A newly constructed passage-way connects It with
Or Sunderiands Church, Fourth street Presby
terrain, is gradually approaching com pletion, and
10 great Improvement on the former structure.
convenience. ga.1 = =, = - :
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n. sssas Is, e a csnWSy ses. 3
Si.;s;s ,sIas:: 3 S;;ss H. s
rMxssxs. skrh w: FowLf & tCo.--Geafis1ssS 4
Lv1 yesrs Axot sesdden and violent attack upon
d Due il trs1hinJ thas WA Clksn Snsils to
Leo 90 rees upo1 sbad BY night. The snfFsringi
xss extEyme, And, judkilf from tks inslicscs q
Re rsmecIss 4sed the disesss incnrahe.
ne,n4 persuaded % try bottle Of Wssfar Balsavr
YWla CAsrsy, without confdence in its eficsSy y
Ioano the dlnlenIty aimozt sutSely removed before
su4erers induces me Is MAKE fhis bubble stsfsment
ana recommend the articles TO others similarly IL.
niessd. With rssPsct, yoiirstrniy, s. -
Nose genuine unless signed NV ,hf ETI,. W aS
wrapper. 1911 T'f77'aT - oA s"o
PREPARED b. 8. W.Fowxx Z Co., Boston, and for
ssis y =; u Gilman, s. Q; Ford ,jr, S. B. Waite,
ssSseo en- scaXaxxs. Nairp Palmer Wash,
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TAKING STocK-we hear that parties are already
engaged In getting signatures from various citi.
zens, authorizing different individuals 10 sub
scribe fof shares Of Pennsylvanis avenue railroad
STOCK IA their names, a. 10 the invariable custom
IN such cases Though such patches Of stock nav
Dc nomlnally taken for one hundred different indf
viduais i Is designed that only one or more ndi.
obtained, shah secure IT, The ssdodseI, il 4 yery
oia one, well understood by all spectators In
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.MAksaAI, SALE-Ia virtue ofa v1t Of fen
~ nS,ss i::ped from the Clerk once Of The Cir
9 Of Msshipston and TO me directed, L vii sxpess
81 sac sos - Y SRs e &c
i2J1nF acscrIbed pr9perty. % Wit All
IN - uare 70. rs, IN the city Of Washi nefon
~. y, tokether with slla1d singular the impfove-
eng 81 Npie MeD Donald. and will bs sod TO sst,sE
soese 70 e 70 October term 1s5e In favor II
- - =. =, w. sELDEN.
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By J. C. MCGUIRE q CO., Auctioneers.
pEREMPTORY SALE OF SUPERIOR
LIQUORS On TUESDAY MORNING., No
We shall sell without reserve, for account Of whom
Quarter cask Duff Gordon Sherry,
do do burgundy Port
do do Madeira Wine, ~
do do Hennessy Brandy,
One do Port Wine,
One do Old Planter d DO .12
Three do bourbon do
10 barrels Old Rye Whisky, 30
do Port Wine, e
/ do Cherry Brandy
do Octaves Brardv a .lf1e
81 dozen London Dock prsndv
Inc attention I'd the trade is called 10 this SALE
NhIcn VIII positively be made without re<erye !
no ltd j. G. MCGUIRE q CO. Aucts
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TnB NV CRz1HH MxRxRr = The Commits
slo9efs q 1he Ccntse market wess In sessiou yes.
serqsy, exeuinlng upwards Of a dozen plans Tor,
mnch -neeo ineftufion. ltis understood that scv.
efai days must eiapse before decision can Be had
On the sahject s,-sE "a = q 5, : - -. I :
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PoLicH MkrrERs .-~Befevs Jusfiee Dom~ III,
iakeand yoscph fergusoa wefe arrested yesterday
snefnoon for being drunk and n9htinQ At Wernerk
ss = The condition IN which they appsafed
and the Square, touched with pity because Of The
crying and application Of Ferguson. who bel
LEVIED ryfully put the ane &C 81 81, on their
promise 70 GO home. se,rs IS 80 -, =
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THESINHsr CrorHrse EsrAsrisHrxrrrr w AsH
ING TON CIrr-!. M. McCamiy & Co., arc nov re
cclvlng their hl styles Of Clothing made to order f
snelr ret9n trade. Furnishing Goods Of every Kind
svenue, National Hotel BSiidins. % i oS
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THE paKsrDESTs' MOUNTED GUARD propose to
give their seventh annual ball on Thanksgiving
eve, the sd Inst This Is expected to be one Of
.ne yandest Affairs Of the kind, Of the season, and
Justify the expectation. the ladies, between whom
ana tne GUARDS there seems to exist mutual ad-
mi,atlon are cordially invited, without the for
maiity Of special invitations, and will of course
attend en- ,sasss. The Guards propose to, make
tbis Dali As event Of the season, and they always
carry out what they undertake. , - - - =.
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sow. , eco or = ~ le.s
ss - ss - - -: g g
nc sTs nc Sssk eissstlon;-z Le.sef.
Srss ss ds e: sf.:s Sc 49, - E.s
rs7E ere: s re. e q g; ;iss.s. ysssss.ss Il
IA npll1fsr a he sPps1iS fSis 49, =. "A.
~: "a should s ,lssss . -, 70 - :.
-; q; f:Ises s..ss !. : noss DECISIONS sss.--
essS{ f5e - q. 60 e4s9Hss
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IL TIE cpgtfoF cLAixs, Yesterday, Mr. Sow
the case Of Mary Reesidc ct al. apt. TIE G.it-d
Sr:tes and ~; Gillet, the solicitor, replied in
behalf Of the Vovennaent. Hon James Cooper
closed fo Tie fkpimants, and the case was sub
2 I'd The csun fhen adjourned to Monday,
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koyal Arch Chapter Of the State Of MARYLAND and
the District Of Columbia, held in this cltyin the
early part q THE week, the following gentlemen
Gcezir, n e @, II. r.; G. a.. Lamb. II Is. N
U H,Pi =. ". Steele, n. E G. K; r. NJ Brew
sfer, X. ~. g. 8; 6amson Csfiss, n. E. g r.:
James Robinson, sE O. Secretarvf an y
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By J. c. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auotioneers.
NKOCkERY AND CLASS WARE AT AUG
TIoN-Ou TUESDAY, November zad, at ii
O'Clock, 81 the Auction Rooms, we shall sell for
account OF whom il may concern
3 s., do hes best quality White Granite Plates,
Silver plated Casters,
Is Toilet Sets, =
Lot Of Glass Dishes, Celery Glasses, 90,
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% Bird STR ET, OO
% - GEoRGErowN, ID. g. ~

A CANAL. RESTAURANT. siHs
AT This quiet estahlif hment, the lovers Of good
eatinG can had a. times every dolicacy
aqd served up IN the most approved style. ILL., IL
N.b:-fresh supplies received every day, =
no 9 I'm w. III. THICKER, Proprretor.
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ri. Is:s j AZ. = Ell q

vented ky the renowned
tton the crinnea, and since
has deoesse Is manufactnr
Cd By CRosgx e. BLxcE-
WILL. London, from ne
oxsieA reoaZe. The pan.
LIZ s9nss1gaon, and
s..al!sd, sithsr.s. stims-
0PISIoua On nm I.ouDnu
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III, IL 1ocsf ys1Hos,-Ths Isss txiD a. shie
s;S .ss s,Sss Nsx Yet, having sbosrd cen.
W sshlDx>oa merchnnts ~ v-fk- ~ ~ -
s.d,,o ssnadessbie delay a her ssrivs7 n ~.
snd "a. Iss time occupied Wa sfv,t~s he,s<.
70 ~osder 49, Sa,sIsg for their gods beazs
sr1vsi, u vss foaad thaf nos,v jsbsi.rs ~. -
10y sea sc encountered o. Ske ~ - -
$3.50 80 esadi*on. u l. expec(s6 thss -
Ia about two we<hu III Ns<Ss-,,- = i. ssr nIps'
veilss' ses cssry'ng Pseen9srs e. - Eeust
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GE0RaRT0WN ADVKRTIsRM'Ts

FQR RENT-The cottage frame DWELLING
House has gas and water and q fne yard I; il is in
view OF the Capitol and IN good neighborhood
Apply next door north, at No. So MONTGOMERY
eQeet - ..-.--. nn lR II.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-25

Thus, in New Englsnd, over 40 per cent of the
whole number employed in manufacturing are fe-
males. In the three States of New York, New
Jersey and Pennsylvania, the number of males
employed is 300,972, and of females employed is
s2,552, or % per cent, while in all other States
the number of males is 22S,947, and Of females
s,o32, IL per cent. This feature indicates the
superior thrift Of the New England section, which
makes producers of those who are elsewhere con-
sumers and non-prOducers. and they earn per an
mum nearly 1852 each, willie the average of other
sections is S275 each, for males included. Again
according to the population, the numbers of the
whole people employed is far greater in Massaehu>
sets than in the other States. The large employ
ment given to females in Massachusetts, not only
attracts females to those States but prevents the
current of migration to the West, where there ap-
pears to be little employment given to females,
either because all their services are required in
their own households, or that the means of employ
ing them do not exist there. Thus in Illinois and
Indiana there are employed %, ,Sl4 males in manu-
featuring, and only 1,190 females. In Iowa, only
20 females were employed at the date of the Cen
sus. In Ohio the females employed were buti4 ,437
1t is evident that where in agricultural State,
wages are very high and labor is in demand, that
male labor cannot he devoted to manufacturing on
as favorable terms in the older States. In these
latter a much larger portion of the production is
performed by females; the product may be called
surplus as compared with those States where fe>
male labor is not put to any productive employ
ment-Eeonomis.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-25

NEw CoHETERFEITs.-Notes are in circulation
purporting to be issued by the State Bank, Mount
Vernon, Ind, and also on the Farmers and DrO
ver's Bank Of Petersburgh, Ind. We are moi
aware that any such Banks have any legal exist.
enee in Indiana Better refuse them.
We are Informed by the Cashier Of the Naum'
keag Bauk, of Salem, Mass, that the IS bills ol
his Bank have not been counterfeited. The de-
scriPtiOn of So imitation of the genuines, there
fore an error.
There have been put in circulation during the
past week, Nine new cOunterfeIts, of which the
following is a list:
IS on the Mechanics Bank, Concord, N. H.
IS and los on the Commercial Bank, Bristol, R.
Island.
IS on the Union Bank of Reading, Penn
SOS on the Farmers and Merchants Bank,
Greensborough, Nd.
5s and los on the Agricultural Bank, Marion, H.
linois. g
20s on the Bank of Illinois, New Hsven, III.
Is on the CanajohArie, n. 7.
Photographs are said to be in circulation on the
following named Psnks:
IS on the International Bank, Cansda,
IS on the Bank of Montreal, {"
los on the Quebec bank,
los on the Gore Bank,
Photographic counterfeits can be detected by III q
the blurred appearance of the pictures, their dark
or brownish color, and by q smooth and greasy
feeling which the paper always has. The surest
test however, is drop of water and piece of
cyanide of POtassium.-Gtcynne & Days Reporter
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-25

HOPs.-The CooperstOwn Journal saws that
there is more activity noticed in the Hop market
in that locality. Second and third rate Hops Of
last years growth, as well as other grades, have
commanded an advance on previous rates, and
large purchsses-in proportion to what remained
in the hands of growers-have been made Strict
ly prime and ''irst sorts, worth from is to IL
cents inferior, 10 to IA cents 1t is estimated that
about 1000 bales Of Hops were harvested in the
County Of Otsego last year--1ess than one half
full erop)-of which $50 bales remain in the hands
ofthe growers, and the dealers held, unsold with
what they have purchased in other Counties lsbout
$50 eales-total in otsegO, 1906 bales: which +
undoubtedly the smallest amount of new Hons ev.
er held In that county on the first of February. In
Madison, Herkimer, Oneida, Schoharie-the other
principal hop growing Counties dealers and grow
ers are said not to hold to exceed 1000 bales Of
new Hops. All the rest of the State may be set
down at $50 bales. Total new Hops in the hands,
of growers and Country dealers in this State
about 1850 bales. The total crop harvested nav
be sat down at about L, 500 bales.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-25

9. AlIARASTH PRIErs.-A correspondent of the o
Ss.ss economist says in relation to this new style
The proper tile for the nav colo- now a. -,,.h
IN vogue, Ia Fyrian or ssRoman Purnle.1 . II hem
pfecsely tne same as that worn by he petsntstss
VI zoe last and afterwards adopted bv tbe Ro-
man EIperOrs. The Phenecisns wsr: a. a.S 49,. ~.
o. the color and they probably drove GOOD SSs
non1S O9 aa5en states that it sold at $500 the
shell called "Murex," and hence tbs eoi.erranean
(which however is obtained from euanoI osn
"Murexide The great difficulty has been 70 o1l,eo
dnee color at price, sufficiently low n .iIo
ageneral use This modern chemistry has
effected, and probably Of faquality, and 6riilisnc-
much superior to that diplsyed in the royaI -o5s,
Of Persia or Rome. - ''"es