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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-22

BOwKRY TKArRE-s TIE THRIVE ERAs IN THE LIE or A
FRyxAS"-A play, with the above title, founded On and
Illustrative Of events In the life OF the late Senator
Broderlck, was put the stage last night at the old
Bowery. The fact Of the management having been
obliged TO postpone its representation until after the
Frederick obsequies led many suppose that it con-
tanned something Objectionable to the Fire Department
and that, consequently its performance last night nigh
be attended with disturbance The contrary proved
to be the case The play very well received consider
ing that possesses little merit TO commend il TO
an audience beyond that which the local character
Of the plot gives il. With the exception Of an
occasional cheer from the "gods" and from the whole
lower part Of the house, occasoned by lushy fell
lows having succeeded in crossing the partition which
separates the orchestra seats from the pit and quietly
ensconcing themselves in the former to them forbidden
spot from which they forciby elected there was
not tho least demonstration. The play opens scene
in Of engine houses. Broderick (Mr. Aen) on
the Of his departure for California his com
panons and fellow aborers to bid them good byen at
the same time assuring them that though about to be
separated they should never be forgotten and that those
principles which, as fireman. he held in common with
them, would prove the basis of his after actions. The
duel &c, represented in accordance with the newspaper
accounts many of the circumstances which brought
about and eliminated in the fatal meeting, nterwoyen
grand ableau in which fire engine and her men were
the most conspicuous objects, closed the piece.
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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.


PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov 81 1859.
stocks inactive. PENNSYLVANIA fves, 93h4; Reading
Railroad, 49, Morris Canal, 4SM Long Island Railroad
loh; Pennsylvania Railroad. 377s.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. q, 1852
Flour dull at 50 rs Wheat steady at 81 40 81 As for
white, 81 q 81 80 for red. Corn dull new yellow,
&C. 76c.; old, &c., Whiskey unchanged.
BUFFALO, Nov. 2l-1P.M.
Flour quiet and stcady sales 900 bbs "a fine so
for superne 81 rs State "a 90 for extra Cana
dian, So rs S. 40 for extra Indiana aud Ohio, SIS SO
S5 IS for double extra Wheat in fair request quiet
sales II 900 bushels Chicago spring &c., 900 bushels
Waukegan spring at 81. Corn steady and in moderate
demand sales 600 bushels Toledo at 6oc a Gle.
Other grains nominal 'whiskcy also nominal. Canal
through at 15c. Lake mports-13 900 bbs flour "a 600
bushels wheat % 900 bushels corn 1000 bushels oats,
1000 bushels barley Exports-2OO0 bbls. -four rs 600
bushels wheat, 5000 bushels corn 5000 busels oats
BUFFALO, Nov. 2l-6 p. M
Flour in fair demand and steady: sales 500 bbs at "a
for fine 81 40 for superne Western S. for extra Wis
consn, IS Is SIS 40 for extra Indiana and Ohio, IS SO
$6 for double extras. Wheat quiet and steady sales
$500 bushels Chicago spring ST. 1000 bushels Canada
rate request: sales 1000 bushels 6Oc 6lc Peas
firm and in demand sales 1000 bushels Canadian 6oc
bbls Hour %S bushels wheat II 900 ssshes oats,
5000 bushels barley Exports1 500 bbls Hour, l6 600
bushels wheat 5000 bushels corn.
OswEGo Nov. 2l-6PM.
Flour In moderate demand and unchanged Wheat firm
but quiet while the receipts comparatively light Bar
ley dull but unchanged sales 1000 bushels Canadian at
lAOO
bushels choice Canadian at 66c. Canal freights Arm:
-four 4Oc and wheat loo. l2c to New York Lake i'm
p0rts30O bbls flour, $4,000 bushels wheat 600 bush
els rye 400 bushels buckwhea $50 buahes peas Canal
exports10 500 bbs flour, 900 bushels wheat is GOO
bushels barley, bushels oats 400 bushels peas
CHICAGO, Nov. q, 1850
Flour quiet Wheat firm, and L. higher; sales at sc
q &c.. corn active at 451sc Oats buoyant Rcceipts-
1900 bbs flour, "a 900 bushels wheat AZ 900 bushels
corn. Shipments-S,0oo bbs. flour, 1000 bushels
wheat, q, 900 bushels corn.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. q, 1859
Flour dull. Wheat firm Corn quiet. Oats steady
Receips23 900 bushels wheat. Shipments-l, ZOO bbs
flour, 80, 900 bushels wheat.
TOLEDO, Nov. q, 1850
Flour dull at S. Is. Wheat dull at 81 l2M a 81 D.
shipmcnts-5,00o bbls flour, rs 900 bushels wheat.
DETROIT, Nov. q, 1859
Flour firm Wheat quiet and unchanged. Receipts
$500 bbls. -four, 27U0 bushels wheat. Shipments
1900 bbls. -four, $500 bushels wheat
CINCINNATI, Nov. q, 1859.
Flour closed with advancing tendency; sales ~ &c.
Wheat steady at 81 0S 81 10 for red, 81 10 81 for
white Corn active at Hc. Acc. Whiskey advanced to
2Sc Provisions quiet. Hogs firm at IS 90 So s5.
TORONTO, Nov. q, 1859
Flour dull Wheat quiet. Oats steady at SOC. a 36c
Peas &c. Csc.
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journey to Moscow. Strakosch made some
good engagements and some bad ones. He
missed figure in introducing the bad ones
first; the public was disappointed, and not q
little indignant, and the Opera sustained Sc
we're shock. It is a delicate exotic in its best
moments, and the slightest GOODNESS on the part
of the people who cherish it is liable to result
fatally. But Ullman went to work with his ac-
customed energy and pluck to redeem the first
false step, and produced a new opera Isl
Gillian vespers"-in such splendid way thatit
could not fail to attract the attention of the
public. But here the management missed an
other figure by giving to Madame Colson,
whose speciality is light operas of the comic
French school, rdle requiring the full dra-
matte powers Of q first class lyric tragediHne.
Chiefly, AZ we believe, for this reason, the new
opera did not achieve the success which its me-
rits deserved, and all from missing figure. Had
Gazzaniga or Albertini sung in the " Vespers,"
the result would have been quite different
And now, when the patrons Of the Opera,
the fashionable and critical and artistic circles
Of the metropolis, are slowly recovering from
their operate disappointments. the managers
must be careful II they would redeem their sea-
son. They must not make any more mistakes,
nor miss another figure. They must bring out
their best operas, and put forward their best
artists in the most favorable light The ma
nagers have everything in their favor-a fine
Opera house, wealthy and cultivated audi
ence, and first class company, equal to the
proper Interpretation Of any work. If they
will make the best use of these advantages,
they may yet redeem the errors Of the past, and
close their campaign with the honors, the spoils
and the ovations OF conquering heroes.
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Lnter from CmIirornIa.

ARRIVAL OF THE OVERLAND MAIL--TRADE IN SAN
FRANCIsCo- DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN yoLoANovILLE
ARRIVAL. OF GEN. SCOTT AT PORTLAND, ETC.
"t ST.. LOUIS Nov. 81, 1889.
The overland mall with San Francisco dates Of October
81, has reached Jefferson City.
Business at San Francisco unchanged. The late
news from the Atlantic States, advising increased ship
mens to California; had caused much disappointment in
the commercial community
The business portion of tho town Of volcanovic, in
Amador county, was burned on the 29th The loss
stated al above $4,000
Adviccs from Oregon the arrival Of General
Scott at Portland the 2st Of October General Harvey
LEFT Portland soon after Gen. Scott arrived and IL
supposed that he had taken offence at being superseded
In his command.
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The Family hsEald.


m TIE PULPTT-RTERvKw WITH OLD BROWNS
wIPE-INTEREsTiNG FROM CHINA VISIT TO TIE
HOMR OF WASHINGTON IRvIN0 STREET PARADE or
THE SONS OF MALTA IN BOSrON-rHE RECENT NE
TEOR-AFFAIRS IN EUR0PE-LOCAL NEWS OF TIE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF THE MARKETS, Erc.
Tbs FANNY HERALD OF Wednesday will
OF the Alarm and Exsemsut In yrgnia-Dread OF Another
Abolition lIcursionPoec Of Selling and Holding Hostages
Tor Old Bsown-virsnis Aiming for Civil Marketing
Kos;on In Behalf Of Old Browns Fsmyskesch of Frank B.
ssnboru Of Boston Mas -Revoutiobsry Sermon by Uni
tnrian Minister in New HampshireAn Interview with the
Wife Of Capt. Brown, &C., DC. dc.
viii also conainA verJ interesting account of Visit
To TIE Home of the venerable Washington Irving; Report
OF the Frederick obseques in New 70 Sunday
Veterinary College Institute in New York. British Reports
Respecting the Failure Of the American Treaty Mis-
sion in China; Interesting News from California; Letter
from our Correspondent at Gibraltar; The Latest News from
Europe description of the Street Parade of the Sons Of Malta
In Boston, An Of the Meteor
chnsess New Jersey Maryland and Virginia. Of
he Capture end Suicide Of the Burglar Rouse Editorials
Prominent EveDts ALI the Local News Of Interest of
York and the Adjoining Cies; Dolngs at the Police Courts
sroDers Inques,s. Theatrical Notices &c, &C. comprising
large amount Of reading If interest 70 the general reader
Each weeks Issue OF tho FAnLr HrRALD contains report
II the Condition Of the New York Cattle Market with The
amount Of Sec offered for SALE their Condition. Prices
which they were Sod, &C.. &c. Report Of the Prices of all
esthds OF Family Marketing at Washington Market New
yfkcy Commercial and Money Make. Reports; Marriages
and Deaths Tor the week and large Of miscellaneous
-eadng
TEHNs-The FAxux HERALD Ia published every Wednesday
lce Of Fulton and Eassas streets Single copies
price four cents be obtained the Office Of all news
e1ders ADJ ersements inserted ne HERALD rates
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AKIASD.-RBIn.-On MONDAY afternoon, at the g ~.
ira Presbyterian church, by the Rev. A. A. wni,
tn sH AUCKLAND to MISS HARRIET L. RRLn, Of lest
dA hter OF James NJ Rbiet, Esq all Of this city
GfAHAM-FLYM.-GRAHAN-WE Tuesday, Nov.
I, al Fort Hamilton Roman catholic church, by the Pew
FsLer Karney r. p PArRIcx GRAHAM otHay Ridge, Long
lsland 70 Miss MARGARET FLyM u Brooklyn. At the
tim anc place, GEORGE GRAHAM Of Bay RIDGE Long Island
70 MISS J0RANAH WEIsH, Of Brooklyn
California papers please copy.
HolhEs-wATsos.--OnM Monday, Nov. 81 by Rev. John
Downing, WILLIAM HOLMES to Miss FRANCES l. WArsos
drughter Of Harley Watson, Esq, all OF this city.
SAMxs-SxAIIxY. Tuesday, Nov. Is, in Bloomfield
Of Brooklyn, l. to NARY K eldest daughter Of the late
John Smalley Eco.
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GRAIN TRADE

GRAIN TRADE OF CHrcAao.-rhe grain market
was more active yesterday, at decline Of &c. wheat
anu an advance Of 10. corn. The receipts Of grain
meio loo,vVo bushels, and the shipments 5000
bushels The sales Of wheat amounted 10 10 coo bushels
y. eeo. ,or no spring, aud SIC &c for No spring
sun 70 inc amount Of Is 900 bushels ut l6c lSc
"r sw sh.'ed corn, and Bic. doc for corn in the ear
oas were qnet but firm Sic In store Flour was de
.a.os weak, and iurlher decline loo per bbl AMI
WIN WY n'W nuyere IN The market Seven vessels were
chartered for cargocs OF hour or Time
Nor 10. .s|' ''"'''f
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Gales ON tho st. Lawrence.

MONTREAL, G. E., Nov. q, 1861
terrific gale prevailed the st. lawrence below this
place, on Saturday night. The ship John Bull went
ashore the lower end Of the Island Of Orleans The
weather thick and rainy that the steamship North
American obliged 10 anchor OF the Pillars from half
past two O'Clock Saturday afternoon till yesterday
Sunday morning She passed Father Point soon after
one O'Clock this morning.
The weather is now clear, with strong westerly wind
It froze hard here last night.
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The Prize Fightors.

BUFFALO, Nov. 81, 1882
Although warrants are issued for tho arrest OF tho prn
opas and seconds in tho late prize nght none OF them
have yet been arraigncd for examination Morrlssev -.
in town on Saturday. and knowing there was warran.
fer him, he engaged the Hon. Eli Cook as counsel ana
1hcn left for New York
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NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
United States Troops Not Ordered to Seize
Mexican Territory - The Pimos and
Masrfcopas Indians OF Arizona-Favor.
able Financial Condition OF the Co
vernmcnt, sc.

S~AO cAhShCA0A NO4O1tAOn Oh the GOs
vernmcnt, sc.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 81, 1859.
have authority to say there is foundation in the
report that Cabinet Council held on Saturday to
consider matters relating to Mexico have troops been
ordered to the frontier for the purpose Of invading Mexico
Only such have been ordered may be considered ne
cessary for protection TO American citizens interests
1t said the President will say but le or reserve his
remarks on Mexico and relations with that country
in his forthcoming Message till he knows the result Of
Mr. McIanes mission to the treaty negotiation
Is expected the result will be known early in December
and It is believed here the treaty will be ratified
Lieut. Mowry reports that the special appropriation for
the Pmos and Marricopas Indians Of Arizona placed in
his hands By the Secretary Of the Interior for dsburse-
ment had been applied 10 the purchase Of two thousand
agricultural and mechanical implements and quantity of
goods for the two TRIBES which number about ten thou
sand souls principally engaged in agriculture The past
year they had about fifteen thousand acres of land under
cultivation, with good crops Tho greater part of their
produce was sold 70 tho Overland Mail Company the rest
to emgrants Lieut. Mowry erected and furnished shop
for blacksmith and carpenter work. The report contains
muoh valuable information. It anticipated that the
bounty Of the government viii lead TO the further cv
zaon Of these Indians and much increase their products
In succeeding years. Colonel A. Gray had laid out the
Reservation, including about sixty -four acres
on both sides Of the ella river prescribed by act of
Congress for these Indians.
The heads of nearly all the departments and bureaus
OF government will be able to report Congress- di-
nished expenditures last year and less needed
for future service
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TIKI GENERAL sEwpApKR DESPATCH.

WARRINGTON, Nov. q, 1859.
The War Department 10 day countermanded the order
for six companies Of troops from Fort Monroe and five
from Fort Leavenworh TO proceed to Brownsville there
appearing from the latest necessity for their
proceeding thther. Apart from the object Of aordng
protection to the Rio Grande frontier the various specu
lations the employment of large force thu
disspated.
In consequence Of the recent the from
tier, suggestion has been made to the liberal govern
ment of Mexico, from guished quarter, that i'm
mediate steps be taken with view Of entering into
agreement or treaty with tho government of the United
States for the punishment of sach Cortnas and
his men, the main feature Of the arrangement being
treat offences committed either side Of the Rio Grande
against the peace OF both republics the parties be
tried and punished according the laws of the country
in which they may be arrested.
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Among the arrivals in the city yesterday was the Hon
Millard Fillmore and Mrs. Fillmore; Judge Emott and
Mrs Emot Of Poughkeepse, and Major sprague, of tho
Y. s. A.
Major Irwin Mcdowell, Colonel Huger, U. s. A., and Mr.
Sylvester Mowry deegae Congress from Arizona are
In Washington.
Archbishop Hughes has been invited to preach the gra
duatng sermon at the next annual commencement at
Chapel Hill, North Carolina.
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PHILADELPHIA Nov q, 1859.
Thomas Kcser, IN old aud esteemed fireman of this
city, ovcr oday during alarm Of nre by tho
vigilani steam engine, and instantly killed.
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PORTLAND, NOV. I'll ]. NJ
There signs Of the steamer Indian, now due at
this port, with Liverpool dates Of the 9th ms Wind
East and q storm threatening.
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CITY Into.itxener.


aoSi3S lsouEsn YxsrnaDAy.-Coroner Schirmer
he an inquest at No S West Thirty ninth street, upoa
III body Of a girl sixteen years Of age, named Ellen
ia in, who died very suddenly on Sunday evening.
Dc ased, 1t appeared, seized with at OF coughing
% street, and bursting blood vessel died almost
insi w sho had long been victim OF consumption.
yes CT IN accordance with the above facts Mary GIL
H., an nSnwonan living In the Seventh ward, acct
II ny smotherod her infant child on Sunday night by
iy9 on ID bed. Coroner Schrmer held an Inquest on
me paQy Yesterday when the jury rendered verdict
Q! ~ en'a death The unknown man f,unt drowned
At the ioot OF Chambers street Sunday night ia de-
scrped uy he coroner about thirty four years
o. age having dask hair aud beard He was dressed Ia
Dack Coat gray cloth black pants with straps
the oody was sent to Bellevue Hospital for Identification
FRx IN THOMPSON srREn.--The alarm OF Gre for the
Fourth district shortly before two O'CLOCK yesterday az
ternoon originated at No. 81 Thompson street. In the Pr
mary Ward School Nos. %, "a and g. It was caused by
the discovery Of fire among pals, brooms and has
kets IN the Leading the school Of the
BOYS depsstment The scholars in getting out Of the
building had " pass within few feet OF the IRE, and OF
courec were very much frightened There were upwards
Of three hundred children Ia the building tbs time all
OF whom escaped unDjured. The damage WAS trining.
How the hre occurred is unknown ct present
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'swEao, Nov. 81. 1859
The amount of grain aaoat nov o,the upper sNcs FOR
Gswcgo up the latest dates IN " 900 bnshels wheat
I35 900 bushels corn, and 50 0oo bishcs barley This
does not ircludc the quantity to conc from Canada
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opposed Sale OF the Eric Railroa

ALBANY, Nov. 81, 1859.
Comptroller Church has been applied to by the holders
Of the first mortgage bonds the New York and Erie
Railroad to advertise and sell the road for the nonpay
ment Of interest The Comptroller has placed the matter
in the hands Of Attorney General Treman who will pro-
coed at once to render the act Of 1885, and TO forecose
and sell the road with all It's appurtenances. Section six
Of the law Of 1S4S gives the Comptroller power to sell in
certaincases upon tho application of bondholders
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BY recent Inspection made under the direction of the
Police Department. it appears that there 44s3 tene
ment houses or houses where there three fam
lies residing, in the entire city of Brooklyn, having 7e764
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Arrivals and Departures.

Arrivals and Departures.
ARRIVALS.
From New Orleans and Havana in steamship pe Soaboa
Pacide, Harrison Colvs, Morero X l. r Everett q
iAmorne Capt nevereoQR and daughter Hooper Ilar
thcomcw, O Bochnee, b, A AEON, Garcia Coco
Aden Chauncy, q Faulkner. 1872
From Bremen in the steamship aaxonia-C Horze r Ven
der 1eden Lewentee and family wegman, Marbury
From Asonwsu in the steamship North star.--Thomas
Francis Meagher, special bearer Of dispatches from
United States Minister at costa kka MAchet VIM Ferris
John Adams Donoy Ditleback, Thomas Wall David Lca
ner Scrftner Natlh, II. Alcom NJ Fsul John Lawson
ssone, Kimbali, Thities icckhars 3 /,
stewart James Hugworth and wife, T. McNair Booth
Booh jas sn!hsrland Ino Sutherland Bartholo
srovn, " Dreamer W GU, SILVA, Il 0arria J II Titus
and about 40 In second cabin and steerage
From. Rosario, in the bark Hlisabeth-Bcni Upton
DEPARTURES.
Eor MeioorTns U ship samuel q alovcrE II Goodwin and
Sdy Mrs n James Master James, Athton John Aah
.s Henry nsnson Miss ksc Ashton lame. Ksao David
hsnsy Ford John SALES, Thomas Dillon wnam Shea I'd
Nobls Richard Williams Francis story Tm,mss sar,rar
Mar, Quinn WIN Jansen, oeo Humm and hsdy, Miss Elsa
iunm Mis- Minnie Hmm, Master Gordon Humm Thomas
roiley, VIM Horrls-tntsl IS. ' "'
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The State Election.

Albany, NOV. Il, 1883.
New York returns with only Kings county unofficial,
mako Jones majority 900 and SINNERS 297.
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DTH wfDgs % tho OeIa Waro ssaeo Lette-
r .-vOOb. x0DY 90 ssna( b u ths
Ori-wAsa. esoe0aA xEnvucxv' Alp xseocsa srArn
DuAvAsa-ExIsA CLAss, No. 6ds NvsHsss g. 1850
g., Z, "a, ~. no. "a, bs. IL, a.. SO, g. ~, ~, 81
66, AZ, ~, so. ~, 20. 6s. 5S ~, 70, 10, s, Ga.
OrOulars 49, s~e NJ ALMANAC ey Adsrosanx
WOOD, EDDY o., Wi~sagGa. Delaware.
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NrctNIMkNra ~ TIN fRl.sipE>r.Samuel Snyder TO be
Dcputy Postmaster tai Mansfield Ohio ia place of Jacob
Rcis'ngcr, removed. William H. Bodnsh TO be pepu,y
postmaster at Cocna, California, IN place OF Cornelius
Courtney, removed.
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Barry's Trfc0phcrous IL the Best and
cheapest article for dressing Identifying cleaning curling
preserving and reatoring the hair LADIES' tY SID By al
drusriua =
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Opera and Marine Glasses, or the most
renowned German and French makers in large assortment
10 per cent cheaper than the CITY, at
Co. 669k Broadway, opposite Bond street. under The Ia
fargo House.
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Defiance Salamander SafeseWfth Pa.
tent locks and bars Also burglar
proof paror safes Depot g Murray street, Of College
ROBERT L PATRICK.
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How to Know q Gentleman.-When you
meet man with of KNOCKS hats you act
hun down as beings gentleman and Of TASTE What
cnerence hat makes In The appearance o person espe-
caly Of Knox such style elegance about
Gallon Knox at No 22 Broadway Fulton street
and examine his superb assortment of Hats and Caps.
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Naval Intelligence.

NORFOLK, Nov. q, 1869.
The steam sloop ofwar Narragansett from Boston, e.,
route TO the Pacific has arrived Her performances at
sea have been satisfactory
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Coxnos PixM-fart Case on No other Jury cause.
1885 1887 1885, $780, 1910 i424 1890 1891 ilo2 i$ea
Summon CoUR1 Same as beforoI
UHnxD STATES DrsrRIcr CoURr-Sams as before.
SUPRnAn COURT GRcUr-Part 1.--Nes. 2262 1868, n,
25c& Added % calendar or Monday Past 1&sros 37S0,
"a $50, 2642 1905 1eo. ESQ, 2SS 1885, $780, 27o4
2S02, 2so4, 2soe, 2Sos, 2Sl0 2s12, 2sll 2sls 2sis
Ill, 7lS, ia, 4S7, 22S, &C.,
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Millions OF Bottles OF Mrs. Window
Soothing Syrup now used every year In the United
fer children teethng with failing success Relief q
immediate and certain Only &c bottle
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Grover & Bakers NOiselcss Family Sew
ng Machines as reduced prices
4a5 BROADWAY, NEW YosK.
l62 FULTON STREET, BROOKLYN