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II III pUI INIVIN VI
IF YOUR TEETP ARE GOOD,
read the following lines II your teeth are bad read
hem with great care II you have teeth at all p'-
fact that daily exhibited in the streets IN the social
circle and in the par1r by the humbost peasant and the
proudest autocra that hundrc d Of persons lose good
sos of teeth for tho want Of the timely aid of good and
slrul dentist poor and inferior operation is in many
cases worse than none at all If your teeth are good have
them examined hv good derits ond keep them in order
If or NJ time should be lost hut haze them repaired the
sooner the bsr and escape that which Burus says Is the
nell Of III Diseases ATegulartles OF the teeth should
pe attended to in Chlldho u Hnt youth. .
rsone desrai OF 6ua dental operations uvlt-
ed 10 call a. my room whore particular atteuuon E gwen
80 The preservation OF tho ma uu teeth Where lho
VULCANIZFD CORALIrE,
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1nsuroucc AQcnts.
THE GERMAN INSURANCE COMPANY
OF CLEVELAND, ONO


AJOINT STOCk COMPANY
Organged January 2s 1859 under The general aio ofs 81
Of Ohio
CupitaI stock 5000 shares Mt $50 each,
secured by Real estate SlOO,OOO.
OFFICERS q. W SCHMIDT, President Dr, W.,
MEYER Vice President, JACOB MUELLER Secretary
pIEECTORs;-C W. schmidt, Mayer, H. Keller
q Il Suberg.
THE GERMAN INSURANCE COMPANY Insure
unst g,s damage BY IRE for year and less build
ngs, gooda Wares, merchandise eO Payment uf losses
shah De made u 90 days the loss shan have been
ceranod and proved Not than 5000 will be nsur-
d nt any risk.
Onic No a. Atwater ock Cup tGirs) Suneror. ,rest
en- liIcE Aeon, llnliR2 lyl JOHN WAGNER res
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being made in New York for the thiriy-1rst annu
Fair OF tie American Iustitutc, which will
mcuce on the glst of September, and close on the
2sth OF October next. The fact that for thirly-one
years this Institute has successfully held Fairs in
New York, shows for itself that it is no halfway
concern. In fact its reputation has gone out
throughout the world, and the exhibition is looked
for and attended each year with renewed and in
creased interest The Institute sustained a heavy
loss at the burning of the Crystal Palace during
the last exhibition, but Notwithstanding this de-
pressing and di.couIagng loss, the Fair for 1850
promises to be equal or in advance OF any previous
one. The Palace Garden has been secured for the
3lst Annual Exhibition. This Garden is situated
on lith aud 18th streets, between the 9th and 7th
Avenues, aud contains building 200 feet long and
so feet w,de,with galleries well arranged for show
ing to advantage the fine articles on exhibition
and extensive lawns which will be enclosed for
machinery and other heavy articles. Steam power
will be furnished if desired Five days from the
close CT the Fair viii he allowed exhibitors in
which to remove their goods from the premises
Premiums Of gold, silver and bronzed medals, sill
yer cups, books and diplomas will be awarded to
exhibitors ofauicles deemed worthy Of the same
Arrangements have been made with all the prinoi.
pal roads Of the country to return freight free all
articles exhibited at the Fair The New York Cen
trail, the Pennsylvania Central and the Pittsburgh
Fort Wayne and Chicago Roads enter into this ar
raugement. The list OF Managers includes many Of
the principal residents Of New York whose names
are sufficient guarantee that all matters connected
with the Exhibition will be conducted with an eye
single TO the manufacturing and inventive interests
Of the country The list Of Honorary Managers EN-.
braces prominent men Of most Of the States Of the
Union, of whom circulars may be obtained, All
articles designed for the Institute should be direct.
ed to "WN, B, LEONARD, Agent of the American
Institute, at Palace Garden, West 18th street. near
9th Avenue, New York" Programmes, contain
ing rules, regulations, &c, for the heuel of those
wishing to exhibit, may be obtained at the LEADER
counting room
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t-57 j. b. Cobb d Co. have received "Thc Illus.
trated London News" Punch and "Onco a
Week, Sd No, and all the popular Weekly Pa
pers
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Op5ters,
To die Ladies.

EMBROIDERY STAMPING.
II-Haying lust received supply Of Piercss cell
sbTutsd Fmbroiiery aims qm pep red 70 stamp ANY
pattern desired for Slk reach Embroidery 10 snne
nor aud al ho nltcs Ladies ore n'nedIo can
STAMPED Goods Of every variety for sale Wholesale or
Retail
EMBROIDERY STAMPS Having received ihe Ageu-
cy ON Mr Pierce am prepared 10 fur iEh Ataups and
Etve instructions at mauufuc ureT'6 prices.
For descrip ion o. this new sye, see Gqasys Lacy
Book for Auguat MRS NJ GUN6ON,
T2l.ass No 2i6 81 Clair ".
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Ssay@ For City News see third page.
ForMarket Reports and Marine News see fourth
nauo
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PARIS, January, 1851


For sale, Wholesale and Retail. 10y WILLIAM FTSRE
SO. % superior Cleveland, who will supply the
Auie de Femme" at the Proprietor's Prices.
aulO dNwly6
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THE BLESSED RAGN.-On Sunday afternoon and
evening, he genial showers from Heaven descend
ed upon the parched aud withered vegetation, ILL
ing every heart with thanklumess and causing the
fruit, corn and flowers to spring up with new aud
exuberant life A little sprinkling first descended
like a gentle benson upon the dusty earth, as the
church goers issued from the morning service
Through the afternoon, slight showers came down
at intervals and from to o in the evening it rain
ed quite copiously. But these sprinklngs were
but the prelude to the rdja they softly dallied with
the tiny arms which earth thrust up TO clasp the
precious boon, and cast but single drop into the
mouths that opened from every inch Of the heated
ground. At length, the clouds added another
shade to their blacness, and ro ed their threaten
ing canopy from zenith to horizon, aud then from
their depths came hollow reyerberations that por-
tended the war OF the elements that followed
Near midnight the storm commenced, and for two
hours, such thunder bursts sas seldom are heard in
this latitude, followed each other in so qnick sue
cession as to form one continuous crashing, deaf
ening roar. Then the rains descended and the
floods came aud notall the statiscians in Ohio cau
| figure up the value of this blessed rain.
The voice OF gratitude from tens Of thousands o
hearts is well uttered through the following line,
which we clip from the State Journal
] u ID n ID
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GnQr1UGrS.

i5YE TIYING AND LITHOGRAPHING
DRAINARD a. BURRIDGE, WOOD
ID ENGRAVERS AND IirHOGRApHERS Bsnk
fraa aud n
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DR, B. f. ROBINSON HAS RE.
~ moved his Dental once to his Tssiunncei no no 80 80
vii he happy to alUt his pr patrons or any oth-
srs who NAV need his services.
Ciave1qnd MqrrA ~ lNas-uh2lht
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DENTIST.
DR. W. J. GUILD HA s REMOE
cd his Dental Office to Room No T. Nolman BLOCK
SUPERIOR street, East of public Square, South ol y Al
who neod ths service Of DENTIST WI save eH1giHes @
much SUFF ERING as we'll as MONEY 10y glflns, hlli
sal Elsc ricty used mitigate pain, for hose VINO ue
ARTIFICIAL TEETH INSERTED
On cold silver Porcelain and Nulcmlzed EueoI bHsH
a the best manner reetn 10 so;s from sl0to u G9lI
6lngs acc riding size of the cavity from 0O' up""u
mn
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GUTTA RRCEFA ASE,
For Artificial Teeth

f. manu- racturel and all varieties Of artificial teh are
ut up Ia the best mtuner. w h lNGhlt2ulibj,
No 2lI AIarOe Block, superior street, Cleveland, o.
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MATRIMONIAL.

s,oasoas superiorstreet ,oudorths American Hotel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-15

The stock market continues dull and inactive Prices
Of descriptions rather better at the morning
board between the boards things we're s,eaay tho
Afternoon there hardly any business transacted and
The general market closed dull. There has been some
changing Of sides among The leading operators and may
take day two for their effects TO be felt Is under
stood that leading spectators have made large purchases
Of Central within a day two The price nuctuated
all day between so and soh, closing In the after
noon at eX bid The Western shares were freely cold
sor the fall, Galena down 10 ny and Rock Island TO
H the short interest in thehc stocks is becoming quite
large, and would materially assist upward movement.
hnos Central hnctuated between "a ana 62 closing In
tne afternoon at 62k bid is understood that new a.
eessment shorty 10 be made the stock Loud COM
pnu are made against the directors, Who is alleged
N.s me opportunity when the stock 81 SO, to
'on ou'' leaving others TO pay the assessment Panama
aonc Ma'i are higher the former sold this morning
a' INC aaer at l25 The oon arrival Of vanderbilt,s
'i impair % courage 10 the friends Of these stocka
"'uSon NFer advanced Il. The second MORTGAGE honda
"'e ~ oenlahd at ss; 80 that there SEEING IN b r, -
PECK tnat tne company win be able TO renevv thar 80.
year. when tney fall due, without paving anv sh.ro s,o
socks are inactive; prices unchanged rho ,...
taspns Of the day were-Mssouri &c. sa,l -.
I7k Is; Cumberland Coat, 10 ID; Pacific Ma, So
ship, TN NJ New York Central, 7e5, so. Eric 80
Hudsos River, 371 ~ Harlem, 81 TO- do nre,o.ras
80 u; Beading, 87S q Is; Michigan Central. a ~
Michigan southcrn and Northern Indiana, az > a.
guarsnseed. 17k z. Panama. l24x l25; inos Cen.
Sal, 8zKa n, Galena and Chicago, 7lsi ~ Cleveland
and Toisdo l9x 81 Chicago and i0ck Island, eas X
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l,OW,@3

On The above statement is enough TO remark that
and the preceding will afford the advocates Of the
bankrupt law for banks and other corporations ample
ground for urging the adoption Of their views Congress
that body meets There s excuse for any
bank expansion the present Trade not in
sreasing, money not required by merchants there is
great demand for loans either Wall stree,
Dercal circles the banks should be curtaling, and
strengthening themselves for spring. Their officers
INST be that have exported this year twenty
10 thirty millions specie than has been obtained from
The mines and nom the prospects Of trade next there
Il no doubt but the export Of gold will continue. The
precious metal has In fact become staple product u this
country and its export even more certain than its
production This year the banks able to stand the
drain without suffering, in consequence Of the large
that had accumulated in the country during the
year 1885, Next year there will be such reserve
found to draw upon, and IT, by expanding this winter the
banks foster excessive importation Of foreign goods
next year, they may rely upon that, fall tn BY
viii have trouble. We commend the subject 10 the
thoughtful attention Of members of Congress- vain,
nov, to expect the banks to pursue prudent course
la6t 70 themselves.
Money is fairly active, without any advance in the
rates. First class March paper done TO day very
freely at ca, with an exception in the Of a very
Prime bill at g. Very choice short accepances nego-
table at 81. On call the brokers amply sup.
pied with money at per cent the old houses have
money left with them at4a4L.
There s not much doing in foreign exchange.
The rates are ITO 1loH for 60 day bills on
London, and 10Y lloss for short sight, goo mer-
eantile names 90 at 1905 81 francs at $40 liz for
short sight, and 5l2h lsa for the usual sixty day bills
The demand quite moderate We hear Of no specie 60
ING 70 Boston tomorrow for Wednesdays steamer
The course Of the domestic exchanges shown by the
ALLOWING table Of the price Of sight bills on New York at
she cities mentioned
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sARtrlnF lsraLlIGBscg
Port Of New York, November II, 1859

FOrt Oh new hOTH, november H, lSoS
uEAaED
Steamship Bavaria HAM, Taube, Hamburg-Kunhsrdt 4
Ship Granite. Ncserscn: Acspa,co-Tappan s,srhnck.
Park Fra Perry Glssror-Edmis,on Bros
Park Queen OF the Fleet tBr) McMuen, GAsgow-Thomas
bark Hersilia, Rust Marselles-Rovd Hincken
pars ynmuIi Ilssesarg: Ms,sn,as-stesens Bros
nars Fiirh. iaafs en "Is nupham pinon.
rrs ssniar. 'reml Eisenbroos, Port Pla.Gelpcke,
r5Is ads m Greene. Hs,i,a1-ns newcls
s sssr reIs sr smith nth - ,Shn Nd DewSf
scSr sunny South Wesss Horn r.'0s
scS' a1 vsrm d ca Holmes S"rfes-xo,, s.de
I Fssre. Shaw pssSschs@as Hand sis'
schr sm Eele Lortnu. Pcston-s " lewnAC
sshr mn Warrsn .hasmsn New iIsvcn-Master
ARRIVED
MN s S m he nr. Sam rn av
VIA Havana 9Th at PM 10 u Allen ON 18th ath ex
Steamship James Adrer Adams Charleston with mdse and
esssenrers 10 Sponord Tiesion Co. Had heavy weather
Steamship Roanoke Couch Norfolk &C. with mase and pas
~ ssep 1s 1s . ss sd s 70
iqhp jay New pedfo,d Hnnserford Shanghai Iso
s. M hs sr, r pGT -g1ss ~ ship New r.: m
onmedl
Brig Palestine of ri, Nass Burgess KINGSTON Ja
Cct - with opu God &c Gepcsa. Keutgen ReIcle oct
q VIM Rrson Of Poson. the cok died Of dernm
The has hesv NE the entire passage split
msirsnn sprung ffbnam lost boat. &c.
Brr Charles Adams Br Robinson Bonare, IS days with
salt 10 Folf& per~uhr.
B,e ceceta tPrI. Kavaoagh Harvey, NIB II days with
store. m a Smihers
Brig lydia s,over, Gates Wilmington NC. for Boston, with
Prs W Conner Euram, Bluff Point, Va days. with oak
for Port jefferson
srr Fmnrs Gr.wsn ss,saslgs,. for Roson
Schr Grard's Rater ST Johns NE IL davis In baiast
Post su all TIES experienced heavy westerly weather;
na'nsa spill, h &c and was blown off NJ far as Ion ~
tthr Sea Phillips Grand Turk IT, l3 dsys with salt
to J tneas Experienced heavy nv and weather
schr George d Allen, Londonderry Ms, IL days, with
schr Femme, Flanner APPRECIATE Charleston, days with
schr worth Merrill wilmington NC.
Schr II smith Scott Wnrur,on. NC
sobr Iaxal' Winters P'chmond days
echr Jamestown Marshall City Point days. with cotton
&c, IN James Fut ter 4 Co =
Srhr Oliver " Zee 7 ee. virginia 3davs
schr George Drummer Smith Virginia 3davs
Sch, vmH atwood Foster Tapeier for Pos,on
echr HrosdGela. Fiss, Philadelphia for Boston.
schr Green Green, Philadelphia fer Boston.
Srhr 7 ouisa ,hnsr Pnstou. 3days.
Scfr F6ain Resd. Chuman. BOSTON for Phahelpbia
Sefr Hammond lawrence '&necn for Philadelphia
schr Ian, trsn. rorsop, ros'on for Philadelphia
srhr ARGUS. Nor Is Somerset Sdsys.
Sci r Y nrv Flake Pal. Rnndcn for Tcston
schr Odd Fellow, Tracy Rondout for Boeton
BELOW
Brig A y Gavage, Of wes,port, Ms.
SAILED
eh'rs Dewitt Clinton Iive-poo George Green. Nor'eans;
Jeremiah Thompson Mobie harks Fash Vera Cruz; Harvest
Savannah
Pr steamship Karnak Nasran and uavapa sbips linda
barks Yankee Blade Savannah: Pare Nonro IOWA: brgs
Africsrns tpr> Bathurst Santiago fBrem) Port Plat
From ausrartine-Bars Marmon, for Aspnwan brig Ira,
Wind during the day wsw toEw
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NV fresh. weather clouoy
SANDY HOOK, Nov II. No inward hound vesaels
AM nswm Clinton. for Iaverrool Br te.mahp
NV aes her clear
FORT LAFAYETTE Nov H. snnse,-soi nw.rd bomb yes
rarr"vs 1t II IS AN shD Geo Green sr wew orSesns 1 .,
20 ard shio .h.rherd Knapp for do at lo Pm Wind
Herald Marine Correspondence.
JARVIS ISLAND. spn. Anr 'sso-I LEFT New York on
e the Imercan Gnsns Co in rs lon ,S ssS
r sn n . sns s.
ing vessels loaded IN rrn vi,shp Rambler Inshror
Arro ballard Polynesia morse; Gospors Merrill The VIC
.h loaded here of sbou. 100 tons per day
shin Mary Bradford Peterson. iny 81 from New
% and ia asns or gsw
ard s on AZ, cow.
r'ent places Tor vhssrs IN hs ycny deliver letters
York Yankee from San Fancisco Honolulu and VIC
Latest dn'es from View York Tune San Francisco July a.
rs a.y s "s for a he ss en The preyss a
series Of Gains. bich - very unusual.
MisreplH
The ship hares croctcr from New Orlean liverpool
previously spor ed ashore Cape Forica cargo of
PHO bales HI tobacco vslped Al abou, sls6 0o
TIE shp Peideterg n'so ashore Cape Florida has
cargo Of 3a bales and 100 slaves valued at Siss
TIE chip Fsza Mallory aleo ashor" Florida has
cargo ~ 1929 hsf talss cotton, vaued At slsS Oo.
Tie steamship James Ads Capt Adams arrived Last nieA
from Charleston. The obing has thanks for late
papers
foK Ban FRAHosco We noce IRE clipper Grea Republic,
q the Shippers lire Ia filling up rapidly and win be fur by
Saturday The 10Th 'n The dispatch Of this monster ship 70
fec.s great credit her asens kessu John Earle Co
sr fnvyR rAR, Baltimore having discharged an her
10 have been hove Yesterday for reoairU
te WORLD be sppas caulked and cppered She leaks and
appears TO be strained.
srIr scss,o. Morrison. .. Charleston from London
e LAT o. long a. experienced heavy westerly
chs onrip vhch blew away the close reeed topsa car
mi,yei mssts
lfriAx4 CONN hence at New Orleans reports dat
On M ~ laf rs Ion 70 20 encountered from
~ r. ~ oM msi- topRallanmas sprung mannnast and
IN rigging. ~ ~ ~ $500 S--s
rAfk rfANcE BsvTAcrr, Ia vontane from Tau,pjco
put mo Charleston lih inst leaky, and with
P.rss w,sIrrs ssa Taylor and Racehse sesrlss, both
the Lighthouse Chane The westa, Pea Loaf ana
the Racehorsc lost bbEpo forepgaanmast and figure bead
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The business Of the Sub Treasury 70 day was;.-

The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this morning
$50 s2i 432 50, and the balances ST. 32l si6 o.
The trustees Of the Ohio Life and Trust Company are
paying dividend Of ten per cent 20 CREDITORS interest be-
ing made up To August a. 1887, the day of failure We
learn, also, that Mr. Recmelin, OF the uus'es has
filed his resignation In tho United States Circuit Court Of
Ohio, leaving the management Of the trust with James p
Kildreth alono
The following IL the winter tariff of relghs which took
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= aalan csnnu.d nro with sales Of 900 800 bbs
sooih'rn -four ~rs h iar demand with sales Of about
,fCu bbs, chslRg within the above quotations rive
-Four wac M tar request a. our quotations. with gales 81
about .G0 hha OTn meal steady and supplies light,
sales modes ale az above quotations Wheai na-
tive prices heavy and easier an. sales OF about 500
bushels al 81 @0a 81 AN for whit. Cana y, MID 81 81 for
81 oS for round Southern yellow ana 0Oc ole
Jersey yellow. Rye was steady, with Of 500
bushels =, SIC. sc for STATE barley arm, WITH
sas Of about 1900 bushels at 78c Src for CAuata
Fast ana al ssc for Canada West, At SOC $50 fer
Western Oats were nrD, with sa.es OF State Western
anc Canada at S1sc. a 46c
Cofftg The mar ket quiet AID sales limit d,
clu;ng Ion bags RIO, al l3c.
Conos The sales embraced about 100 bales inc.ud-
pg b,V IN lranfu. The market closed without unstable
change ~ prices,
rr1ours-To Liverpool l.5 bales Of cotton we're en-
gagged at Id 800 bbs rosin A. 20 Sd and 800 boxes
cheese by steamer, Mt 4s To london 80 thar ses
were TAX, at SOS 100 bk spirits nrpentns At TO- 90
hhds ,aow al e5s and 81 tons oicaka 25s In ,iias
Cow 2, bhds tallow gagged al 25s vessel was
tak EN- up load 500 bha -four for Gibraltar at
Gee. per bb To Bremen, COO bbR. rosin engaged
NJ Is 3D.
Hay Sales of 500 a 900 bales were made at 7sc
soc. The market for city use varied from 81 csc and
81 Tor small los choice.
Iron unchanged, and sales light at 500 so sai for
Scotch zig.
were made 52c Cuba mnscovadO was quiet at 2.c. a
sc
Naval srosrs-sae4 were limited, and confined %
small sprs 46c Resin was aulet at 81 SIS 81 81
81 6ih per 2lo lbs delivered Crude nominal at
SO 6ah
O1s-ibe market was quiet Saiss OF 600 a 5000
gallons inseed were reported ~ SIC Sic; and 100 bbs
crude sperm were sold AZ 81 SO cash.
PROVISIONS -Pork-1he market firm, with saes Of
about 400 bbis., including at rs SIS 05l anl
prime at slo 90 500 Ibis prime, sellers option an the
year, Were reporied sold al p. Reef WAS armv h-ld
With fair dtmand Tho snles embraced 800 a 4CJ bhs
including county at Is rs, rcpacked
80 81 Sf&, and extra ut SIT $i1 "a. Prime
s'eady Reti h.ms unchanged CIT meats nit,
green shoulders at &c asAc and hams ats Ne sac
ard was mer, with sahs ~ 500 bbs 1o,sc lie
Butter and choose in moderate request AID prices
unchanged
RKr-sales OF so a 100 casks new crop were male at
4Ac
svo,Rs The quiet state az the Market noticed on
saturday, continued IN day Sales under 100
lhds Cuba muscovaoo, at fzsc n To
WPsrhy.-1he market firm, with sales Of 700 bbls
al 21Lc
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MATRIMONIAL.

YOUNG MAN OF INDUSTRIOUS HABITS, FOND
OF domestic ooicrs engaged in profitable business Il
IN ano poeenA OF necessary furniture for houesheep
& DESTROYS O. forming the acquaintance Of young lady
fhc mus be Intelligent aahle and vnous and posssesed
o. snmcen health and strength perform necessary house
Doo anuee without foreign help young lady fond Of
pessnre ROO living and genuine comic willing take ana
nuousy fun marriage vows may find good hus-
0and possessed o. pleasant dlsposiu,n free from mvny
vices BY addressing for week Roberta. Post enc.
Any or guardian disposed address the part n
ward viii receive satisfactory reference Of Tho adve
Users position By addressing 10 above
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= R.
AsHs.-Thc market quiet; small sales Of pots were
r epofted at IS 1917, and Of pearls IT IS 81.
BREADsTuTs--FIour--The market lees buoyant and
active, especially for the better ccss Of brands while
common brands firm, though without change OF i'm
Iorance The sales embraced about ID 900 bb. at the
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Movements in Real Estate.

Movements i'm Real Estate.
BY A. J. Blocker, SON & Co.
500 Bread ray, a7.axso # SAT 500 90
lots, btx20o each, Branch road, Long
Branch, N J each ................. IL, so
House and lot, 2sth ST., 800 Il. W. nth av., a69n
xsi.lo ................... .............. 2or5 no
House and lot, 9th st., 3r3 r. c. 20x923 5000 90
BY Adrian II. Muller
House and lot, w s sth av., 63 u. Q in. g. OF
3oth st 2rx7o -. 900. ......... l21oo 90
l.is n. ?5th st., 225 ,tb av, 25xiOo 1890 90
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DEMOCRATIC MAYORALTY AND AIMS HOUSE,
~ Governors Convention An adjourned meeting Of this
convention win he held Mozvt Hail. this evening" At
o'clo,k Punctual attendance is requested
GILBERT DEAN, Chairman.
: S. ,Iylsc y or, JR }secretarses.
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NroTIcE-rHE NUMBERS OF THE JOSEPH JErrER.
IN snr Dramatic Club and others engaged In tho perform
Of "Oheio" Thursday evening hereby no
6ed rehearsal will take place this uesday evening at
eight O'Clock Dramatic Ball. SIS 51 Houston street.
TyHR REGIaTRARs OF THE COUNTY OF NEW YOPT
arc notified p appear - The chamber Of the Board gu
10 obtain the poll lists Of the late November election i ~
duty Of the Registrars 70 complete registry for The ma
cebcy election from The poll lists Of late Noyember alec
lion. JOHN CLANCY, County Clesk
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LATER fRoM NoRrHERN MExrco.

From the New Orleans Pcayunne, Nov. II
The Brazos St arnshp arrived yesterday bringing intel
Bgsnoe from northern Mexico, that sixty felons
onHned IN the prisons Of Victoria hat been set free BY
e popuace aer levyng their contributions on that
eIiy, roaming over the country. Among places
threatened, san Fernando, Tamaulpas whence the
hmiy OF Mr. j. fsrson Bartelow had lied Brownsville
sor protection II reported they have large band who
se visiting and rotoinR the ranches everywhere
pecsed finally to make their way 10 Maamoras and the
American border.