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READY TO MARoH.-The New York Herold,s
Paris correspondent confirms, in every point,
bis statement respecting portion Of tho
French Imperial Guard having received Its
camping equipage. The regiments quartered
at Versailles are in perfect readiness to march
at moments notice-the officers believe for
ItaIy.
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An ALLEGED DEALER IN COUNTERPART MONEY
CoSvIoTED.-"Do Doctor" J. B. McKeeban, who
was arrested at the postofice on Friday,
charged with dealing in counterfeit money,
was day before yesterday convicted before
Judge Lowe, and committed, in default Of $500
bail, to await trial at the Court of Common
Pleas.
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TIE FIRST VIcrIx OF THE HAwEsvrLLs
IRAaRDY.--Dr. Davidson, tho wretched assas-
sin and maniac, who made tho diabolical at
tempt recently to murder half dozen people
In Hawesville, KY, has since died Of the
wounds no received on that occasion. He
was the first victim, but before his death he
acknowledged that the machine exploded too
soon for himj and he also confessed that he
had another similarly prepared In bis own
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MARVELLOUS PREsENHMRsTs.-The Kansas
Register solemnly asserts that there is now re-
siding in Leavenworth, lady, the wife of 8
most respectable and influential citizen, who
has had a strange and vividly graphic presepti-
ment Of every fire with which that city has
bsen visited during the last two or three years.
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DEATH OF PROFESSOR CRAWFORD, TIE ScoT-
rIsH VooALIsr.-The numerous personal and
professional friends Of Professor Crawford, the
noted Scottish Vocalist, will regret to learn
that he died, after severe illness of some
weeks, at tho "Star and Thistle" on the cor
Nor Of Sixth and Lodge, about eleven o'clock
on Saturday night.
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TIE SsNr1SoE OF JAMES BURNS CoMNursD
70 IMPRIsoNMENT FOE LIFE.--The sentence Of
death recently passed upon James Burns for
the homooide Of Michael Burke was commuted
day before yesterday by Governor Dennisop, to
imprisonment for life. We arc not sure that
the prisoner received tho announcement with
greater joy than Q large number Of our siti-
zens; for whatever necessity there may be for
an example Of this kind, 1t Is much easier to
die than TO be an executioner.
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An EMErIoAL DRAyr ON NATuRE.-R. J.
Fullerton was robbed recently, in Shelby
County, Tennessee, of $l20 in bank bills. A
man named A. J. Phillips was accused Of tho
robbery, and, upon being arrested, was eeeu
to swallow the notes. A physician was at
once called in and administered ipecaouanhs,
whereupon the bills were speedily brought to
light,
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CurTERs' Art UNIoN-ELECTroso OF 0FFroRRs.
At the last meeting Of this organization, held
at their hall in Selves Building, the follow
ing officers were elected for the ensuing torn:
President, j.. v. Ditmars; Vics-President, b.
0'Ksefe; Recording Secretary, 4. B. Lewis;
Corresponding Secretary, @. w. Williams;
Treasurer, Adam Risf; Sentinel, Henry Dsmp-
gey.
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OFT Y N Ew 8.

To MER0HANrs.--0ur carrier for Newport
will distribute business cards, hand bills, pro-
grammes, &c., with great care In that city daily,
on the most reasonable terms. Leave orders
OF our Office. 1tawd
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ELEorroN or 0sYroSRs OF TIE CATHOLIC H.
srITurs RHETORICAL SooIsrY.--T The Historical
Society Of the Catholic Institute, which mests
every Tuesday evening". at Metropolitan Hall,
have elected the following officers for the snsu-
ing year: President, DR.. j. !. Quinn; Vice
President, DR.. g. Drushl; Recording Secro-
tary, Dennis j.. Toohy; Corresponding Eecre-
tary, Joseph Fssdswsst Treasurer, Frank
Greyss. EEA
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AUCTION SALES

A UCTION SALE-BY THOS. JOHN.
n ST0N, In Sale-roonis, No. % Main.street, next
to Trust Company Bank-Large lot Of extra fine
Printed Al-wool Delaines, Rich Mnsln Delainss
Fine Lawns, &C.. at Auction. TUESDAY MORN
ING, Fepruary ~ commencing at haf-gast nine
O'Clock, will be sold, without reserve large invoice
Of Printed "Allwool'' Delsines, handsome styiss;
rich Muslin Delaines with large lot Of fine Lawns
and other Staple and Fancy Dry Goods.
ALSO-To close consigL ment, lot Of nne Kid aud
isIs THOMAS JOHNSTON. Auctioneer.
UCTION SALE-BY G. BRA
n SHEARS q C0.--Sales.rooms, 81 and 80 Main.
street Regular sale Of Groceries at Auction. We
willsell, on MONDAY MORNING, February is. at
nine O'Clock, general assortment Of Groceries DC,
consisting Of sugar molasses, coffee, soap, starch
candles, chewing, smoking and six-twist tobacco,
ground spices, wooden.ware, Glassware paper uails
teas, bedcords, rope. cigars brandy, gin, whisky,
vinegar, Soda twine indigo, nutmegs, &c. in lots to
fels o. BRAsuEARs CO., Auctionesrs.
a UCTION SALE.-BY JACOB GRAFT
n q CO.-Sales room No. Is East Fourth street.
Retail stock Of Dry Goods. On WEDNESDAY,
MORNING, February is, at half. past nine O'clock,
at our store No Is East Fourth strest, will BE- sold
barges, deibiqus, paids marsena, cassimers, jeans,
sleeves Jackets, hoods, &C., to bo sold in lots 10 suit
purchasers.
foi3 JACOB GRAvF, Auctionesr.
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FOR RENT.

El0R RENT-R0OM AND POWER-Ap-
ply atJ; W. WAYNE'S Washboard Factory. On
80 feet, lighted on all sides. folibs
N0R RENT--A BRICK HOUSE-Neat
~ papered, with eight rooms, carriage house, gar.
den, &c, on Walnut Bills. Apply to W. L. EV1NS
a CO., No. 36 West Thirdsstreet. fellba
N0R RENT-C0TTAGE-0f four rooms
i and attic, small barn, with three or four acres
OF rich land, suitable for gardening purposes lying
on good pike, and near the city. Possession given
March l. or sooner II desired. Apply to the sub.
seIieer, No. Public Landing, from 9to loA "; or
Ito M. lfesaw'l T. CRANE.
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LOST

r ,0ST-0n Saturday evening, about SEW
-1lENTY. ONE DOLLARS in bills, principally Ohio
aud Indiana Ten dollars reward will be given to
the person returning the same to the Commercial
Office. The loser 10 In limited circumstances, and
unable to bear the loss. fei5bs
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AN EXEMPLARY LAD.-There is lad In
Sanbornton, N. H., who is paying his tuition
ut school this winter by the sale of ducks,
which he shoots in the open water about San
bornton Bay. He will make his mark yet in
the world
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HYMsxEAL--During tho week ending on
Saturday last forty-six marriage licenses were
issued by the Clerk Of the Probate Court,
against fifty-two during the week previous.
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LIGHT READINa.-S. W. Pease & Co., No. 2S
West Sixth-strest, have received the New York
Home Journal, Illustrated News, Ledger and
Frank Leslis for last week,
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Monetary ana Commercial.

An0 nn"noioA WON cioeeu Ibtner qulety on
Saturday, with good demand for Currency, but
without any scarcity.
The Bankers receiving emil ttances
from their and bank notes are com.
Ing in more copiously from the country. The Mon.
etary ease Will be likely to continue for some time to
Bankers will be seeking opportunities to invest their
funds Bates for good Paper rule as they have ruled
Eassrn ExeSsnee .sasv nGm an
Dealers paid N@4oc freely, and some parties gave
Gold was dull and New Orleans Exchange in lin.
Timo.bills were offered moderately last week, and
were readily done, when hrst,claas both on the East
and South, at the rate Of SOLO per cent per annum
y rSe rates of uneurren. Money at the close of the
week were; Indiana Stock v; Virginia (escspt
.sa %assRs s Loay. LSy shSnnyyt hasSSyI as.lIS1 M
gan ]; North Carolina l; South Caroline /; Georgia
Tsnnessse G. SSiG) Nj Tennessee Free Banks |; Ala
The rates Of Exchange and Coin at the termination
OF Saturdays business ~'FS; Sayins. s.,,,n.
Ssl.asIDhis :.. .ssa PREM prem. prem. prem.
BStimor. sSisE ..... .. soy p2sm RsSn prem rsm
Esw 9risse.;. =. - ."..-- Prem. prem prem. prs%
and
twenty.four hours ending Saturday noon, were:
lMPoRTs-Appes, ely barrels; Barley. LIZA bushels;
SSass sess qSSsD SaTs
Gegs; MoIsssss las barrels Malt, 2o2 bushe!; Oats,
rel.; Wheat, sai1 bushels: Whisky, l.s1o barrels.
Butter. fsss oorn' 50 Bushels. 6sndlss md sS'nSs s
boxes; Cheese, aSl boxes; Coffee. s2l bsGs; Flour,
~ barrels; Lard q barrels and lbs kegs; Molasses
hhds., l06 tierce6, 3l barrels, N boxes Potatoea
,1si barrels; Sugar, AL 6ha.; Salt. s2 barrels barrels;
Wheat GiSofSsiTg fSSia
FL0UR- The market continues very dull, aud
prices irregular: sales Of 900 barrels at IS 40 su.
iornia Wheat and Flour were exhibited on 'Ghsnge
to-day, which attracted general attention, all being
change % the market. the demand
is good at full prices sales Of 1900 barrels Of a0
aoSS SS,vssISsTsa tns sssSs rsts FOR wssSn
ture to-day. Prices have not undergone any change
Of foonse9uence; Holders continue. firm, at extreme
Estss. Ihsrs y quite an sstise demand for rg%p
sales we're 90 barrels mess Pork At iii 75 500 d. de-
liysrsd OF Cireleyie before May B. o. at SIS 100.
rates there were mere buyers than sellers. Lard In
active; there is some demand at l0A0l0xc., but
fGSRffRe HsrGnss ss Ss%snS S S sugar with
steady and air Snsnss. doing .s Siso. 0tssfss Gos:
atla@iac. for common 70 prime, and isc for DICE
WhEAT The market is frmer; but holders are
not disposed e ssll & q - the su9tstIons We quote
rcd: sales Of 900 bushels good white az 81 81.
C0RN-The market for Esr.Uorn 10 steady, with q
demand il sscks buyers % farnshine u II sssss; sSUa
sales OF 600 bushels Ear, in bulk, at 4sc.
0ATS-Thsrc is an improved demand. and prices
buk sales Of 60 bushels, in bulk, at fsc Sc d. AZ
aSc., and 800 600 do, from store, at 49,.
sales of 200 buahels at g6c
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street Railroad Routes.

Cincinnati Street Railroad Roufs. s.--Com-
mences corner ofsFourth anf Walnut. shsnss
west on Fourth to Vine, north on Vine to-
Seventh, west on Seventh to freeman, north,
on Freeman to Ninth. TIM
Returning Thence east on Ninth to Walnut;
and south on Walnut to the place Of beginning.
Cars connect and run from the corner OF Ninth
to Western. row and back. Cars run until
1880 ?. M. Yellow cars, and sign Of the
WHITE light.
Gty Passenger Railroad Route.-Commence
corner Fourth and Main, thence west on Fourth
to John, north on John to Findlsy, west on
Findlay to Baymiller, north on Baymillsr to
Bank, west on Bank to Patterson, north on
Patterson to the Brighton House, on Western
row.
Returning.-South on Western-row to Fifth,
esst on Fifth 10 Main, and south on Msln to
the place Of beginning. Cars run until 1880
=. M. Yellow cars, and sign of the RED
light.
Passenger Railroad Route. Commences cor.
ner Of Third and Lawrence, north ON Law
renee 70 Fourth, west on Fourth to Smith,
north on Smith to Fifth, west on Fifth to
Hamilton and Dayton Depot
Returning. ng.-Thence back to Wood, south on
Wood to Third, and east on Third to place Of
beginning. Cars run until 1880 P. NJ. White
oars, and sign Of the GREEN light.
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r .EAvEYoUR ORDERS FOR JOB WORK
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METEOROLOGICAL 0BsERvArroSs-By Henry
Ware, 0ptician, No. West Fourth street,
FEBRUARY Ill:
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BOARDING.

ROARDING.-A pleasant room, on second
AD floor, suitable for two or three gentlemen, can
be obtained, with board, 10 private family, at i63
Plum street, near Fourth. fei3 b.
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NOW is THE TIME
NOW IB THE TIME
-N0W IS THE TIME
TO SEND IN YOUR NAME .
TO SEND IN YOUR NAMES.
TO BEND IN YOUR NAMES.
Blk UEN WEEK
Elk CEN 3 A W EEK
slx GENTS A WEEK

WILL PAY FOR THE PPEss.
WILL PAY FOR THE PRHSs.
WILL PAY FOR THE PRESS.
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DOARDING-A gentleman and wife can
ND obtain board, With the comforts Of a homo, in
q very pleasant location. One who tan furnish or
partly so, their room preferred. House supplied
ROARDING-0ne OF two gentlemen can
board, In private family, by applying Immediately
at No. l97 Longworthstreet, between Elm and Plum
Terms moderate. fellb*
R0ARDING-A gentleman and his wife
- can have nice front room, with board, at No.
Is Laurelstreet. fe7aWs
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n WEST g0uRrH.sTYHEr.
\ IA WEST FOUBrH.sTREET.
Ia WHeT FOUnTH.aTREET.
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THE PENNY PRESS
FOR 1860!
~, o4,ssr.
THE CHEAPEST,
THE CHEAPEST,

BEST PAPER IN THR CITY.
GsE]L4H BEST PAPER IN THE CITY.
BEST PAPER IN THE CITY.
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FOR SALE.

N0R SALE-A very good second hand
= Top Buggy in good repair, for sale very low.
Frame House, six rooms, porch, 10. Lot IS by id,
nicely improved. Offered vary cheaply.
HIDDALL q EMERSON,
fellbe Real Estate gents, 81 w. Third-st
E0R EALE--0R TRADE-Houses Nos.
for cash traded to carpenter for work
EV0R SALE-A desirable Lot, 30x84 feet,
IL TO o L2-foot alley, south side Of Lopsworth.
street. west Of Plum. II is convenient to the mar
city Apply to of Ss
ThiId-streetSpr on the premises. feSaw'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-17

WrDF-AwAKE CENTRAL CoaaITTEE.-The regular
weekly meeting of the Wide-Awske Central Commit
tee was held last night at No 6ls Broadway President
butcher in the chair. After the Transaction of some
routine business Mr. Seymour on behalf select com
mittee reported the following preamble sndresoluons,
which were unanimously adopted:
,,h,or ss B. butcher esq Presidrn, Of the Wide A~ sk
General has discharged the duties OF nis Once ~s
the most fairness and imparaiiy has hrd saae
credit alike to himself and TO THIS touaiitt-cs
md has on IN occasions yinced zeal Ia the pronoion
Of the objects for which this Committee was Organised 'ne
fre, - %, an, p ,,..L.-
s during the existence Of the WdeAwske General Commit
tee have been Of peasuraoe description the nen
her thr desire express him the sentiments we iee OF
personal worth and Of the extreme grshcation
.o.lf OF orr uf puruos- accomp hedhe triumph
Republican principles in the election OF Abraham Lincoln AHa
Hsnnibal Hainlin
Mr. Dutche- in a brief speech, duly acknowledges
the compliment md in the Of his remarks ws~
loudly cheered.
The following resolution was offered BY Frank w.
Shepherd, and adopted unanimously:
Rf.ored That the thanks Of the NideAwate Central Com
,e he and hereby the Hon George Opdyts
Simeon Dsrar Geo. W. Blunt VIM H. Stewart Abram Wske
man the Cha s Spencer aud Conover or the vau
during the csp5igu which h resulted in the triumphant sue
Lincoln and Hannibal Hnnn President aad
Nice-Pre-ident 81 the United states
II was determined not To have any more Wide
Awake parades in the city at present. but to realize al
the money possible in order to send on large deega-
ton 10 Washington on the ith of March next on the
occasion Of the inauguration OF Mr.. Lincoln as Presi
dent of the United States.
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DISCHARGED FROM CrsToDY-Prof. samuel W.
Downing teacher Of the ar of transferring, htho-
graphs and photographs into oilpantings on glass and
who was arrested recently charged with having
swindled number Of ladies' out Of s. each, was yes-
terday discharged by Justice Brennan. The Professor
having engaged to teach hs art TO the ladies bad COM
menced doing 90, but Monday last suddenly disaP-
peared. Returning day OF two since be WAS taken
into custody He stated yesterday that he had no IN
tention of running away, and that he was wiing-te
continue his instruction. Justice Brennan thereupoa
dismissed the complaint.
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FIRES.

FIRE N EAST THIRTEFSTH STREET.
At o'clock Yesterday morning frame stable in the
rear of No 276 East Thirteenth street owned by Pa,
rick Gallagher, and occupied by Messrs. Kelly snd
German. was destroyed by fire. Loss on building,
500; insured in the BOwery Insurance Company.
Two horses, valued at $50 each were burned TO
death; no insurance.
PTRY N GRAND STREET.
About o'clock Yesterday morning fire broke ont
in tie brick building No lj6 Grand street, occupied 10
the lower part by Dr. Robinson and in the upper part
bv Mrs. Lawler az a bOarding-house. The roof was
burned OF and the building mnch damaged by water.
Mrs. LAWYER thinks her lo-4 VIII be about 500. No
Insurance. The DOctor's loss is trifiing
FIRE II PITT STREET.
Last night fire occurred in the cigar shop OF Chas.
Wheeler No 90 Pitt street, in consequence OF the mp.
setting of fluid lamp. Damage slight.
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SEvEsrH ALDERNASIc DIsrRIcr.-Pnrmanl !"
call headed confdentia) for meeting AZ Jefferson
Market assembly rooms-purpose not expressed ;" S'
"call"-seyera hundred Of the most respec'ao'e en-
izens Of the With Aldermanic Dianct met a. INC
time and place appointed. VIM. Rankin esq. lawyer
called the meeting TO order when Henry Wilson ee'
president Of the Board Of Fire Commissioners WsS
called 10 the Chair and Tobias Lawrence lmerchan''
was appointed Secretary. Committee on Resolutions
was named, pursuant resolr,ion who afterwarh TO-
Torted preamble and resoluonthe hrsl enuncisiins
sind indorsing the 1octrine advanced 10 yesterday
TREuSE, and thu latter naming Thomas Lawrence as
prorer ard fit candidate for AIermanic honors-s1
If wi ch was unanimously adopted. A Committee o,
five then appointed TO hunt mp the nominee, ana
report 10 the meeting. In the absence Of the Commit
tee, TIE meeting was edited by brief speeches from
Mr.. Mellon ard others, from whom we learned thar
the nominee had been resident in the Ninth Ward Tor
over 81 years. Afer half hours absence, the Com
mittse appointed to inform Mr. Lawrence Of bis nom
nation returned and reported that they were unable
TO find their candidste--s most unusual occurrence
whereupon the meeting adjourned, 10 meet al the can
Of their officers.
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The occss;on Of her ksving bis house Sne can's
bi,thday ..est. Mr. We. II. Jsnnoey tesohe" I" "''
wealth, and thought on tsh account sne "As H'''
qualified to take care Of the child.
Dr.. Werner, who attended sof dr. Melville so"s
children with scarlet fever, testified that Ms W. never
made her appearance in the room nor gave any carr !"
the sufferer He invariably found Mr. Melville y 'ns
bedside. It was shown in evidence that she locked NOT
frst busband Mr. Seymour, out Of the house ara o'%
PEELED him to sleep in the cariage-house with tne 90"
orr coachmsn Her general Entertainment Of Mr. oey
,nour and Mr. Melville was fully testified to.
In consequence of difficulty between the respec'''e
counsel the Gaze remains in statu quo, and is impos
sible to tell when !; will be terminated
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Oswzeo Nov los D. m -FIouR duu. WEEAr cp-aed dan
ard lower but closed with declining tendency sales II go
oush No Chicago SPrnr at 0l 5000 hrsh Canada Club
private CoRS quiet BA ny duh and lower sale.
80 buh RBy Quine at Sc RYE lower sale. coo bnsh
Cauadin AZ Osrs nominal Canal FREIG rs steady;
Flour sec. " eat so Corn lie Co. Nswiork IasRr: 2sl0
Bailey Oo Su.h Rye and s0 hrsh Oass Csaai FxPoErs:
5775 bbls Fiurr 8500 bush. Wheat 800 ba Com s0,
bush Farley. and 3. 400 bush. Peas.
ALBANY. Nov ls-T p s-FEorR dun WHYs7 -alable only
in ANAL lots % = 2S0 q for Red and 81 ara 80 FOR
" bite Michigan RYE; sales 500 bash Cana. at sc Oars
very sctVe ses 81 y 800 bush - Sslp35as and
Canadian. CORS duh and salsbe IN - as7r FOR
Western M9ed BAsLEn heavy ara IN isl .apsiy of
4Io t1.h. HlElnonds and Canada
Wet 72ic wB,sKY 80 btss 1t zoe
NEW DNIEAy New 10 COT10s decslnrd 10 saies TO-DAY
200 sales AZ i0i II G. lor Md3inR the wes q
baesi tceets OF ths sees 81 80 bales exports
s''p bales asea.sd receipts AZ tsk port thu 7Ac,
bass ncIeased rs,sps AZ the lS0 has oek IN
port pr 90 has SrCAR quiet ~ Isle Tor ir 4 Asl> air
A0LAs-k3sisSo COyYkR hm; sales Of the bars
l8 Re- imports o. the Week 69oo0 bags. s,oek h, port
-" oas' against aVo IN sau time last war Serss Ex-
chtNs S premium DO wi bn l..h.s @ssal SSeu
umi sihi Schanse New arb ~ discount 4sssT on
Cotton q Liverpool 3D.
CHICAGO, Nov. l5-5 p n-rLora quiet and les. lower
HEsr dnl and E9?e lower sales IS 40 b0sA sic fr
NoH"eefh mo 20 ~. for No = and Sane ft No. in
store Oars quir. REcgIPTs 5000 bblA rlsur 81 Ossl
9u-h heat and " 900 bush Corn. SHPsESr. no bhl,
flsaf Se bush heat and 1900 bush Corn Shear TX
oNek on Ne~lork Bank rates advanced 20 s5 cent PIE
mi bankers Ae very spaEingly, and to only
,bIpFNo Nov. II, p m-FIoVR quie, and unchanged
WHAT uu and heavy sales 2O0 bush Whit. N,ehi..,
% CoRS steady sale- d O0 bush sTc NpsKY .es, ~
sc ana tnsi6Brs lower 2 Wheat and lss ON Cora l.,
YORK Lake NPoKTs; ltoo hha Floor III 90 bush
Wheat loooo bush Corn. Canal ExpoRr.: 90 Nh. Eo.r
nSco0 bush Wheat s2 go bush Corn a 900 basA Oats
CHARLKsrON Nov. h-CofroN 4 Lgex,lsr, 49, IA IA,
: LOO eales ranging nom sc. ~ usc.
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yErrRAss OF I5i2-A meeting Of these old soldiers
was held last night at the Mercer House, when the fol-
lowing officers were elected Abraham Daily, Coonel
VIM. Carbierre. Lieutenant C oIonel, VIM. Taylor,
Major L. Baum. J. Gougc, ". S. Van Zandt, j. B.
Fox. and arc Nj. Phyfe, Captains Chas. Crowley,
H. Refill and John Quest Lieutenants. Mr.. Baker wa
promoted to the cuptaiucy of the gun squad. Com
mttee VA. appointed to wait upon the Common Coun-
Gil and solicit an appropriation to enatle the corps to
celebrate Evacuation Day.
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THE CENSUS or 1860.
POPULATION or PHILADELPHIA AND THE EASTERN
D5TRlcT or PENNSYLhA ANA
Marshal Yost bae received the fan returns of the
eighth in the city of Philadelphia and the last
err District Of tie State. We give The figures below

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TIE number Of dwellings in the city Is Sy,HS-an
increase Of no LEES than zoo since 1850.
II is interesting to note the Increase Of population OF
TIE ciiy In 1851 IT had 500 inhabitants. In l77l or
i77s by census ordered by Lord CORVALLIS, 1t had
Exclusive of the army and strangers II ,767 in 1gl,
A. so; in 1900, 1925; 9626 in 1910; 1922 IN
1890 up to this date il the largest city in America;
167 325 in 1890 2580S in 1910, and 40S,762 IN 80
showing increase of 5Si PER cent in the decade PRIOR
to 1850 and of 953 per cent in the years por to the
sane date.
The following table shows the population by counties
Of the Eastern District of the Sate-sh0wing an In
crease since $50 of S 100, and increase in the num-
Der OF dive llngs Of g, 9S3.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-17

METH WARD REPUBLIcis AssocIArIoS.-A regu
lar meeting OF his Association was held last evening
at Beecker Buildings. The attendance was full.
Some members enrolled, and it was resolved
that the Charter nominations be made on Tuesday
night. 10 which time the meeting adjourned.