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SvrR.EsE oo o TEE NATTER OF TIE Arr,a

NuPREAE OOURr-IN TEE MATTER OF TEE aPPiI
- cation Of she Gayot Aldermen and Comnoaslty OF
y 9: New York bv the Board Of conu,eonera Of the oe
s Park relative 70 the acquisition Of lands for public ps-s
Elsee between loSh and llh srees md The Fib
Eighth avenues In the CITY " New YcrkTbe Mayor Aide,
ard Ccrncnay Of the city sfNew York BIZ the Board
Commissioners Of the Central Pa pusuani the statute e.
titled San act 10 alter tts map OF the city York By Is
ins ont herooa public place snd 10 snhczs the taxing
the tame passd April ias9-ee nfna being present
hcrcoy give rotcc " ;hs owners iessees parties soc per
respectively entitled unto Interested IN
pnenenia heyeotAens and prenss hereinafter
ant described that they will Apply 70 the supreme Court
The Stats Of New York ri special term n said Court
held e;the Ctr Fail OF city Ct Hss York wedaecsy
sb day If July, 1880 the opening OF tho Cor that
thereafter es counsel can be hoard TOR tbs appcn
sneni III three Commissioners Of Appraisal IL the above or
titled estmse 10 svo OF he several wness lsi
sees and aforesaid ca iui,sbie
per cation taking AZ tn, lands tslernsnta hfrsSs1eos
and premises lie between tire scuthe,is lrs or al.
ri O,t ard i0h and tia yih Eighth sys-us
IN snid city which the esd Board oil Iocsasonefs
dce advisable 70 sa acquitted Tor the
OF extending oa,d Csuas Park In hs ctY OF neg 7crt who
aajd lapcg lad out The plan OF
eiiy aud BY virtue of soi entitled IAN &C, relative
rnnrcyaente rchrR the isyirs out OF streets and
he city New pcrx aud or Sbss purposes paused Ap
1907. Dated May u 1eaS
RICHADi, RueyEEgj, CoupSe 10 the Corporation,
and q sad Bosrc at Cosn,iss.ousw
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MUSICAL ENTERTAINwENT-0REAT ArrRAO
IVA don WILL An HASTINGS GS Centre sree. ~
extensive alterations IN The above promises and that re pgpa
lar and Yong established free and easy" harmopS
will IN future be held every saturday and Moodsy
The hest professional talent Il engaged ard ~
rely upon delightful evenings ENTERTAINMENT ine oAs
AIKEN eyuArlY al 3 O'Clock crcceely.
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LEGAL NOTICES,

ny oRDE. OF THE COUNTY JUDqs AND SURF.
p gate the coupy Of TiogA Notice Is hsyby gven lh
tie hsnce remaining Of the proceeds Of A,e Of the
sste Of Henry H. hce late OF the town OF rioAe In the
" Of 1iogs decesed lately made under the order Of the
Surrogate by ChArk. De wiz executor Of the last viii
the said decessed will be divided by the said
gate the creditors Of tbs ssid deceased proportion
their respective dees according 70 Aw at the office Of the
yd County Judge anG surrogate 10 the vsge Owego
the 18th day Of June neY at ock IN the forenoon Of h
osJ nuce ia aso avep that the baAocs remsog OF 10
Of tho eatate OF Henry d. Ace.
ceased ia the hsnds Of said executor tbs Ace
rg he said executor will be distributed Among liz
perrous entitled e,o, by said executr 10 proper Ion
their rsspe tive debts ct the ssne time and place
Dated this <tb cay of May, a ID. 1859.
CHARLES A. DE WITT, Executor
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DOwERY THGAr TEE
- Lr,sees., ,..hesrs. g. L. Fog end w. Haga~S
Saturday eyerzg juno a.
IHR REBu. co AyrEx.
Percs Fsnnicg ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. M a. O. Hoaase
ALPINE EstD.
FRIEgY COpBL.E9
TWO RUzzAEDG
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a CCUhDGONs-N rs TO ySo.-D. JACOBS Bar
"a !os y 70 s@oj guitars, Ss@ 70 Soe; tAmboriaeA
cents 70 ~ co. ADD all Kinds OF musical Instruments for
yer. low, at original JACuBy, ST broadway three door
from Duane street. Aocordyona repaired.
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OCULISTS AND AURssTs,


DLETyAL DEAFNEss AND DISCHARGES rsOw Tgf
ear csuse3 by scarlet fever inHamm alton or injuries
promptly, Iefuliy scientifically treated Wou
causug tue less pain rccnvt rscnce end IN all
ruaaentaed oy Dx HAHILST. aurs 40 81 Marks pis0s.
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J,ANILy EDUCATION AT PARrv-yoa TWENTY TIVE
T. pup,s' BY NJ BAuDkU OF Paris o. rue &c Cour
Comfortable ,use eIceien situation 6esuul garden. lie
ry ard studies oopete special teaching Of
modern languages kngsh French and German masters
hyirg the house. Terms-S 600 france year. ard sec
references and prospectus
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SHIPPING.

>~<>s< <s
: rLArrIC ROYAL MAIL seEAA NAVIGATION CON.
rst and s:.sy ISSs St ns1s S.osSs.s
sssass o. Thursday. ne zsd q Jaas ioseSins
% TO- ssss &c. a ; s a rSs: :: Is
p ~ ne principal cities on railway rou.sA IN Great Brsain
r q ss s oad rns S.
sss md s osr
S.sss Passage ~ ibs third slsss can Ss secured q
srf y
a' Tor ~ AsEsfC lhhH Hx hSl.asS E.ssssr
ST;;. 80 n, as,s or g rs 81 ..a,
splendid e.. &c sass: ss:ss'ss q :: ::ss-n'al''
o;7 sf; u sfs q, ;';Ss IS.
s.s. ,.o- New YORK 1t ok x "a fi1spoo..
ssssdSs unl%tsd allowance Of the best cooked erovi
~ % ss Ssss s T. s ia sss
sas sfss .aa ssw
ls E:':s: :s'; ~. .ss1!'sss'.A'.' and
wu1IAx IMAM, Agent, Nos 81 and; Tower buildings
SulsSsr sainss viii appear in future advertisements.
..n Corr Ireland ised letters and ps.ssaser:
Asan 70 liverpool calling q Cork; and via Liverpool 70
L00000, Otn&2OW,
towns IN ireland greatly reduced rs.ea The LIVERPOOL
ydssss soS .srs~ sss%sh0s are in.ssdsd ss y FOL
2oWo-
WrY OF Observation-Disclosures Saturday, June lS
nv 4! s ssarSsy' yn,y n
Ats eccci noon nom pier No H. North river.
49, ~ Sa:s n !; :,: -. .,s::
yekuFu available six months 80
Passenger Forwarded Havre Paris Hamburg Bremen,
Antwerp end parts of tbs Continent without delay
sesmers are provided with every requisite to
extin cn Of Gre and the scest dian
pNus enforced with 70 the Of lights Passengers
10 ireland BY this lre avoid the rss and great detention u
aaIrg x Johns the proceed 70 Cork direct
For freight pssngs app Al the Ollie Of the Company.
yOHN q DsLE, Is Broadway New York. agent.
In Iyefpool 70 VIZ IMAM, Tower buildings
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TIE Billiard QUESTION DKJrDvD -TuE sUTr
icr en- segeS tarnge nent q Michael Pbelscs psten'
iHhrtthhlc cusf Ions decided the z5h ns. II Tic
n,ed etses ionrt II CLEARLY shown by wlLLtsM ]
ihhur. billiard table manufacturer ,is sutton Orr
faieutsnL) that be has right 20 rrasa
'sa done e,r,ilAr OF rsbsr nurerisr n prcsnr scstsd
iUp,ovedone
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gFNPPIMG.

uVOR gAVAunAH AnD FLORIDA.
III a.. Anor saD Atlantic SoseM Gesmhhlp Oompaay's
=, y ard elegant steamship HUNrSvIll4E JOIN A. PcsS
will leave rsr u North river Saturday Juas
IL O'Clock r - Passage y Savannah witt passed
u.s. through uckest New Orioans - 7k
oloohus sss hsaea sal AususA. $40 Aiso 70 principal
Frsigbts 10 cents oos and propoonAe rstss Largo
!o9 OF heavy goots taken d reduced rates Insurance
...- So West street.
The No TGoMERY succeeds Saturday June iS
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FTiHE FEW LfNM FOR CALIFORN1A 9TH AND 9TH OF
/ each month Great reduction Of isse-Ehe fayer1te
peaynsbio NORTHERN LTGuF Csp naleasugn will leave
from psr 90 Moth river ruesAay July at onlcck
j.. N o-rrecing Panama hai'rosd, with steamship
Dne fowlng Green. he North Star viii succeed
Che Norberu tbt lsaye New York Tie 20h OF July
cor ne siirs with he triztba ". h. ALLEN Agent
-SIl rerso d forbid Trusting any account Of
Axe above shil r owners
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NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY. JUNE Ii, 1859
ANTUyEyIKNTs.

AMUyEYIENTS.
rvvvrw.
V"ErA - rAAhoArs 6s5 BROADWAY.
T. Widows ct G. S a1g,.......-...-' AresAsrrv
Eeesescciadou Au Bouelcc de
60. H. q. SAGE.
: La VIE n. gOyIKnR
n PsuI s' ,s wv On S,l srbs par H,nry Marsex
S Sm LaukEeCE CHHVALKEG oelu Dc .,,..,,.,, Huni
hugnriE SEN ceui de- Kuset.s
Scs Ellis ne Details volr lee programmes
roIlcE-7hs French psriorrsspoes a. ths theatre VA
eu.s Ao ~ seaeon June 10, an which
rs or Other nt the In veeE n 81 oapahe
fcr toyns Epply nj he boz cfrce
y WIDOWS O. SAGA Dsrec.srs
CADEMY OF MUSIC
"A kxpAurdinaiy psrosrn anre rUxarA ru.~ a r.. No
bsaedt OF the Al - ~
WOhtNS H0sprTAL ASSOCIATION
: 11o PUBIC ue respectfully Informed thax
Asoame lie Crmtesse do FE1UsHAU
ner nrst AUD oaly grand epsra pox.
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Il PAELAN's IMPROVED BILLIARD TABLES Asr

eAfRKT8D FEB. ic, Hess OCT g. Iese DIG .
1eSf YAM IL 1883 EOV l5
1858 MARCH -, 1850.
For ssie orly by the manufactures
OCCneoE COLIFNDyS
6, Sc, 81, and 60 Crcsby gxsss.
iase OF 81 and 50 oxvex
md ms pNe1sc0, MICH ANIL FHKLAN,
Nos, T56 and 7o5 RroAaway New Yora.
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t(ESUCED RAfNs --FoR rnsrOtH ST. PETERSBURG
snd hichmoi ss The steamph JAaEsTONN, Cap
iAn IhonSs esIOer VII the above places
% f ay tts ssdey at pier IS Worth river aud leave
sAsiC " ~ 1885 O. ihrce oc'sr rh for Petersburg
tJoor ~ POM Fsrmge sLa'"rOom included O. NotG'F
rernt fh fc'r-nrrg tictmrrd gtaicroon, Included
Eecuctd 70 ~ Nesie 1iiy cents e1trA
LlDLAh HEirEEEs. y Hrca3yAv
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DECEE1b PATENy MECHANICAL, BIiLLa I'D.
~. cushion the st elastic and durable cal
snge snv msser Of hierd tables in the city Of New
re United tstcs 70 Pete with tables rrd clesps
article sole BY warranted 10 De as re,rc.s.5i
eDtleneu vited exsmine my tables bef re
urhstipg else ohere Particular attention taken 10 .hE
nsnufacture of tab - for private msknR
etep sizes and customers have their choice OUT OF al
be fancy woods In the market mahogany rose ssdn
at, bne,ed wslnvt &c trimmings of every Description
pe,tps,ns 10 tho trade low foi csah
L. DECKER 20 Ann sweet
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arrived m Point IA miles heIow this city, here ana
has rhced few hnntred tons Of cargo enable her "
her wharf She has os ahon feet Of cnwa
by collision III whale previously rapored
lesky: 70 OF has been thrown AT
arrv. Point ships Michael Angelo, Euerps aud
Bovey Chncha Islands ty letter Ellwood
water, Es,. Board Of underwrhers) 4s
Homo KoSc, Sept l2Thc late gusts from the sw
damage Ia the harbor The American bark
Rymphs mnynrd broke In two In the sings and has been
dragging hesviy. The surprise lost her jbboom.
The tho Whlwtnf, from san Francisco: also suffered
from The gales Goth furious squal throwing her
heavily her side aDd carrying away her three opgaant
and mzzenopmss but she sustained 90 other dansxe
put this port leaky and has proceeded 10 Wh.m
To discharge and he repaired Lett the White Dogs Aug
- with st tolgaant breeze from 'SW which settled
into double eefed psai breeze Abe ship made no water
hours Tie day the and the third
day out IN fine weather pumped Der two hours On
Sunday night being g. miles EsE OF the Pratas had hard
gale rom NV with appearances Of typhoon to the ENE
NV again Monday night into very hsavy
which showed typhoon bad evidently been blowing.
IErH Get 20lt has bsen blowing gale for the last two
three days and veaels have been running
Firth for shelter amongst which the Ame lean so
m'n II NYork from Leh for Genoa, lying at anchor in
Is, rptsapd Roads
smELps, Oct 29The American ship Magnet Capt Henry
master remained IN Shields intending thai the ship should
msin IN the opg uptn to day Capt Henry had bus
settle before leaving When this morning proceeded
IN steamtug IN search OF ship she oud found and
obliged proceed for the Downs North Sea p,lo. ia on
board. st..d 4
The following table gives q summary Of The the
harhors of New York. Boston, BALTIMORE Wilmington N @.
Charleston Savannah Mobile New Orleans Galveston 81
latest accounts from each Of those ports:-
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There Is still very little animation in the stock Market
though at the first board to day there appeared 10 be
better demand for descriptions Between the boards
ME market was quiet. In the afternoon there was
change and the general market closed dull but steady.
Panama very active to-day the price advancing TO l26
the morning and l28 in the afternoon, closing at that
pid The advance in this stock is due partly the largo
mort Gales which have been made by the bears, and
partly 70 the general belief that the road Is good property
ana VIII pay dividends for years TO come There is no
uuth IN the rumor that dividend s conte mplated
inchc Man was inactive at Yesterdays price. 10 New
York Central and the Western stocks there was lt,,e
done, and no material change in the prices Hudson
River advanced = per cent the bonds were in request at
hst quotations. Tho business in State stocks continues
light prices do not vary. The following were the last
quotations OF the dsy:-Mssouri e's, SAX 4; Canton
171S y; Cumberland Coal preferred 1871 IA; Pacific
Mail Steamship, 73h X; New York Central, 79x 50;
Eric, ~ X; Harlem, 10 u; do. preferred, sss5a
sstz; Reading, SIX $50; Michigan Central, Al ";
Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana, e,x L do.
guaranteed Tx X; Panama, 12s u; Illinois Central,
6h Il; Galena and Chicago, 7l1S 72 Cleveland and
Toledo, 19t6 90 Chicago and Rock Island, e27S 49,
petition set foot to day in Wall street praying
he Postmaster to interfere in the matter Of the
California mails The movement appears 10 originate with
omc over jealous friend Of the Pacific Mail Company
rho wants make much capital as out Of the
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The Bible i'm the Public Schools.


The Board of Education passed resolution last June,
which went into effect last August that the Bible should
be read at the opening OF the public schools In oppos
ZION to this action Of the Board the Ward school officers in
he Fourth Sixth and Sixteenth wards have directed that
the exercises Of the schools shall be conducted before
the passage of the resolution in question The Bible has
not been read in the schools above mentioned and
quenty the Beard Of Education has withheld the salaries
fom the principals Of them.
1t proposed TO pay all but of the delinquent
teachers, and allow his to be taken as test case to u
dcial tribunal, and abide by its decision This
proposed at the last meeting of the Board OF Euca
fion by member from the Eighth ward 1t was decided
out OF order at that time 1t will probably be brought
up again tonight at the meeting OF the Board The idea
OF selecting isolated for adjudication is to reduce
the pecuniary suerings Of of the principals whose
families suffering for the want of the necessares OF
life. A SYMPATaiZER.
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hes for receiving and storing are not sun, Gent all
We nrncrstand that, In consequence OF the daag I'D rars
on the track the Illinois Central Railroad been COM
lcllcd 10 ie,n aph W NIL heir stations not shn nuy
present For the last four or Az, days
upwards Of 100 car loads have been sandpg AZ the de-
ts, or soou as ore tram Is unloaded Their. IA .nor
to tse It's pace. As an Instance Of the eject which This
early movemcot of the crop has on the railroad nte
rests refer readers to the fact that In September
ast me rece,s OF corn by the Illinois Gantra, krp
were only 1871 l2 bushels, whe October when the new
crop began in, the receipts were liO0o0 bnshls
aesinst $3.50 bushels received during October of Inst
year TITS month the receipts will he mnch larger an
the difference between this and last year even greater
The statement of the Rhode Islands, made on the It'll
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Total ll9,e76 97e,2l5 loa,lso 1913 o3o !, s5l ,25c

1t will be that there is heavy falling on in wheat
at all the receiving points except Cincinnati which
ceived about is 600 bushels more during the past week
There is also falling oil in the receipts q, -four at all the
points named except Chicago, which received o barrels
more than the week previous. The receips M
for last week have not TO hand but we hear H.
are also much lighter than usual An important Gairs
OF the above table Is the large receipts of new q, his
season o. the year Chicago and Toledo however sboy
the only prominent figures in the West SUI"
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The number Of deaths, compared with the correspond
ing weeks Of 1857 and 1885, and Of last week. fol-
lows
Week ending November IA, 1857 1882 Increase. 20
November 10, 1858, 49,. 1856 Increase. II
Nov s. Deaths from sss9,us assase
NJ 10 ,oso I" absolute disease. 1868 AZ,
Wv 40 ioo0.. " extarnai Causes .xc- "a Az
hcrease this week Al
DANIEL E DELAvAN, City Inspector.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

AsHgs-Sales OF 80 40 bbls reported at for
pearls, and 67s for pots
TRANSFORMATIONS The market was heavy, owing to
large receipts, and closed at Of cents per
barrel, especially for common and medium grades of
State and Western The sales embraced about Is GOO
uein lin he foil If
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The same paper has the following sta.ement:-
The receipts OF -four, wheat and corn at the princpa
receiving points IN the West during the past week com
Iaro with the week previous as follows-
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moveHas~ts ss Ossxn sts~u.erss
Port OF New York. November 10, 1859

CLEARED
steamship Yorktown, Shnfeld, Havana-lIargous 4 Co.
Steamship Star OF the South Lyon, savannahS MIchl&
Ship ogq ANS Smith scssn
Rark John Benson Gardner Ponce-stnrees Co.
Rs a sns sndn.sp ass
Brig Icarisp, Wright barbados
s queen T:Ss. I Ssss% ssssss9sD Dsso
SsSr bpaoan
seSr Ss.rs Cooper Mott Co.
scSr newton Emerson, Phllade'phA.n d yrookman
schr Stranger, Dibbie, Newark-H Racket
sshr III Carter: FIX, Boston ! W Iesis4co.
Steamer Mars Nichols, Philadelphia. ''''>''~
ARRIVED
Steamship Florida crowen. Savannah. With mdse and pas
steamship rarsersOarg Powell Baltimore with mdss 70
Steamship Chesapeake, Crowe, Portland, with mdse
slip southampton Pratt London and Portsmouth, DC. H.
with ndse aud 10 passengers Morgan For the past
Bs E@ma Hans Pars with india rubber &C. to
n asS sa on n
PEELED TO throw the cargo overheard.
to master Experienced heavy s wsasr passage ~
Brig Martha Niciies. Loud New HaNn sdays in ballast to
sris Village Pride @ cumminser bridgeport days. in
0I sshr q e y Nofer lien, Petersburg daya
Schr N Town, Barker, Virginia, . @sas
Sch? w J Williams, Butler Vhsiu,a,
schr Anreine vancleaf, Seaman: Virginia, days
Schr G ] Erickson, Collins Virginia, days.
Schr u Gran err Cornelius. Virginia, 3days.
Sci n Isle of Pines French, Virginia. 3 days.
Schr Caroline Wilson Crammer, Virginia, 2 days
Scbr Emepe, Hatch, Virginia, days
schr Isaac Van Zant, Smith, Virginia, days
schr Excelsior Johnson, Georgetown, DC, 8 days.
Schr w Bacon, Tyler, Baltimore, 2days
Schr Lydia Ellen Allen, Little Egg Harbor, 3 days
sehr Jacob vaughn Hammond. Forked River, days.
Schr j Clayton Hunt Toms River. days.
Schr Ann Giberson Tate Toms River, days.
Schr Collins Moore unon NJ, days.
Schr Granite Lodge, Graham, Gloucester, days
Sloop Mary Anna Bell French, Bass River, days
Sloop Mary Ella Carroll, Bass River. days
Steamer westchester Clark, Providence.
new bark name and captain not yet decided upon) Of
about SO TONS consigned Brewer Co. arrived this
port day from Portland Conn., and ~ hours from Connect
cut River, In tow Of steamer Portland.
BELOW.
One brig
SAILED
Steamship Bavaria Ham, Hamburg ship Emerald, -
barss Bersia, Malselles; YuEYi, Maiapzas,
Also steamships Yorktown HAVANA; Star Of the South, sa
vsnnah; ship Granite, Acapulco.
Wind during the day W, and light
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Since Jan. L.. .se2 $3.50 54262,a54 57,s7e,s7e
Included in the above about SO 900 barrels OF -four
Of which nearly half went to Great Britain. Shippers
expect that notwithstanding the advance
here the market in England will rise enough to leave
profit shipments from hence The prospects OF the
port trade would have been promising had the
here followed instead Of preceding the advance the
other SIDE The export Of cotton very light, only few
hundred bales to Continental Europe The aggregate Of
The exports satisfactory, though the total still behind
that Of 1867.
There is change in the money market, though the
discount brokers report increased caution in the selection
d paper We hear Of large line Of first class endorsed
spring paper going at e1s per cent On stocks money
very abundant at per cent Some Of the leading lenders
state that they find employ ment for their means at
Foreign exchange closed dull for the Boston steamer
leading drawer offered his bills at no. but there was
very little demand, at the decline No specie goes
10 Boston to-day; on Saturday the usual shipment will
probably be made from this port
The Of the domestic exchanges is shown bv the
following table Of the price Of sight bills on New York at
the cities mentioned
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
TUESDAY, Nov. is. Is!

TUESDAY, Nov. Is, 1859.
The export movement OF the week, as reported from
the Custom House, compares follows with the CORES
pending periods of 1857 and 1855
1857 1853. 1859
For the week. 49,. .s2,l11 ,469 1,35sl35 1,5o4s2o
Prevouy reported $50 52,s96,2l9 5e,32l $50
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Weakly Report or Deatns
- A.. .s. ans county OF York from tho 9th day OF
November % the 9Th lay Of Novemoer, ls5e
Nan lbs. women SO; boys u.s. girls, 97.-rota 402.
Adnlis' 100. children, 2l2; males. 213 females 179
' - coorcd persons, g.
DEATHS
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WRECK KINGSGArE.
TRINITY HOUSE. LONDON, Oct %, 1889
Notice is hereby given that green Buoy marked with the
word wreck has been laid fahoms eastward the
stern of brig sunk of Kingsgate
The Bnoy lies in feet at low water spring tides with the
following marks and compass behring's
NOrthown Tower In line with the Southernmos khouse at
kingsgate KS.
Hareys Tower in line with the south end of the Capt Dig
by Public House, on the snf north OF Kngsgae w N.
North Portland Lighthouse, SW KS.
By order, II BERTHON, Secretary
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One brig.

Steamship Bavaria Ham, Hamburg; ship Emerald -
barhs Bersila, MagSclles; YuEWi Maian1as,
Also steamships Yorktown HAVANA; Star Of the South Sa.
vannah; ship Granite, Acapulco
Wind during the day W, and light.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-01

WE understand that the Cincinnati Street.
Railroad Company would be willing to accept
route from the City Council under the ordi-
nance, and to modify their projected service of
connecting the prosperous villages of Pendleton
and Cumminsville, as to oonfne the range of
their cars to Broadway and Front street, at
Spencer House, river Front, thence down Front
street to Vine street, north on Vine street to
Ninth street, west on Ninth street to Linn
street, thence north to Bank street, west on
Bank to Freeman street, thence past the Brigh-
ton House, either by the proposed avenue near
Benckenstein's garden, or some adjacent route
to the corporation line. A return route to
commence at Freeman and Bank streets by
Freeman street, south to Seventh street, and
east on Seventh street, connecting with the
track again at Vine street. The guags of rails
designed by this Company, we learn, is not the
Ohio guage, A feet 10 inches, but the PhiIadel-
phia guage feet 2 inches. ..r..,..