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CABINET WARE.

FURNITURE "A
w A r E X o o M VA
WALL Il BARNARD III
Are now receiving at their furnlture ware
rooms, corner of ath street aad Pa avenue, large
assortment of CABINET FURNITURE, embra-
eng every variety of Sofas, Tetea Tetes bureaus,
Bedsteads, Washstands, Side eboards, Etageres
Whatnots, Marble top and other Tables Rockers,
Arm, Cane and Wood seat Chairs, Wardrobes
CTlbs, &c, Carpets and Oicloths all of which we
are sellRg at the lowest prices. Corner 9Th street
dnu "a avenue. tSt2tes.) no9
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900 SEVENTH STREET.-25a barrels north
GCo ern Apples. in primo order; Goshen and
!ade Butter, extra prime for family use 2Gca lbs
premium New Jersey Buckwheat Eastern Cheese
extra line quality SO, a rye stock Of Family
Groceries, of every kind wholesale and retail, 1T
prices to suit the times, at the New StO-e-2e3 7th
ST. tde i9b G. n. JEWELL.
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say OF any OTHER
HAS 1T FAILED, IN
STANCE TO EF-
when timely used.
IN instance of dis
cne VINO used IL. On
delighted with its
SPEAK Ia terms Of
.
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never been able 10
Msdicins-N NEy Err
4 SIN g I. Z IN
Feet A { L r T. 81
Never d,d We know
satisfaction hy my
III. contr@ry, all are
OPER ATIONs, and
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DENTISTRY

NJ
TX. Hills attsr praotIcsi test of two years,
fsels that he can with nnhdence recon-
mend The Cheopinstic Process for insertingSr$ Sr$9V
artificial teeth IL has the advantages of of~tIfS
strength, beauty, cleanliness, and cheap apnesg Full
upper sets inserted for Ss5. Partia in proportion
oEice QUO rS avenue SET
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EDUCATIONAL.

nR. H. PERABEAU. PROFESSOR OF MU-
y sic, vocal and Instrumental. orgarst OF ~
St. Alloy slus. Mad. p. teacher of the ltali.nG-lS
style of singing. Residence-397 New York IX
avenue, corLeT of 18th street. NO % Sun
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FANCY SILKS AND SILK ROBES


Wewil from this day fOrwa rd sell our entire stock
Of FANCY DRESS SILKS. 2 or FLOUNCE,
SILK ROBES, MOURNING and FOuLARD d
bought this Fall, and Of the latest and most de-
sirable styies, and many Of them are much below
large and well selected stock of frst-oass FANCY
aGd STAPLE DRY GOODS, most Of which have
been greatly reduced In price.
TAYLOR & HUTCHISON,
No.. AZ Louisiana avenue, opposite
de 10 Cartra Market S7sra
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OFFICIAL.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

OFFICIAL. r.,u,r n.
December %, IS5a.}
SEALED Proposals Will be received at this De
sns the
sand dosrs stock OF the United States, authorized
. has been heretofore awarded to ElddcTs under
the terms o, the act, who have failed to deposite
This stock Will be reimBursi6js I & in ftsen wears
from the LIST of January last and bear interest at
& Of
any fraction Of one thousand do!lais nor viii any
smount is deposited. subject to the order OF the
Ssc,etaIy of the Treasury: wth depositary Of the
United states, whose certificate of such deposte
must accompany the bid. In all oases the bids must
Oe unconditional and without reference 1. the bids
therein.
The sealed proposals should be endorsed on the
T.Cas1T So Vas Wsshilnsso9. b. 6 The sums s4ief
to be paid 70 the depcsltary Of the United states
nearest to his residences as Icated as most con
parties not residing within the United states they
will be required to deposite the principal and pre-
York, Philadephia. or New Orleans.
Gerthcates cf stock i0r sums of one Thousand
bearer with coupons of semi annual interest from
the lst July next Also payable TO bearer attached
thousand dollars each inscribed on tina books OF
the Treasury, and transferable there upon assign
'hoHts Hdce pursuant 10 tne regulations, Will he
issued at the option of the successful bidders for the
amount OF the accepted bids upon the certificates
United States with the depnsitaries of the United
states; The stock will in all cases bear interes,
from the date Uf snch dePOsta The interest on the
coupon stock from that date the list Iy and the
interest payable oa that day and eech subsequen,
half year on the inscribed stock will be paid to the
successful blddars OF their transferees. under the
long established regulations on that subject.
Successful bidders will be required 10 daposite
the principal and premium Of their accepted bIdsor
or before he tenth day of February next. The pre-
hmlnary deposIte of one per cent, will he immedi.
atey returned TO the unsuccessful bidders
HOWELL COBB,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-22
DISTURBANCE 1T HARVARD COLLEGE.
From he Be.ton TrareRer. 2Oh.

From he boston Trareiier, 20h.
The r1rnOr Of a case of shooting a. Harvard College
proves TO be correct. A couple Of Freshmen We're
walking on the street last evening, when they were
met by a band Of Sophomores, and the latter bean
haZng of the former, and, proceeding 10 violent
measures, Lis companion pulled pist0l-whlch, II
arne9rs. was ONLY loaded with powder-from his
pocket and fired in the face OF Of the Sophomore
The powder blackened the face of the young man, but
beyond this no damage was done.
After this proceeding the parties all went to Their
rooms where the SophOmOres commenced bung
cannon-crackers and making great noise, threatening
to annihilate any Freshman they met afterward
Hearing of the disturbance from the police, although
to-day the police in Old Cambridge quite ignorant
of the particulars of The affair meeting Of the Facul
~ of the College was at once called and an nvestg'-
ton gone into.
Although we are uniformed Of the evidence brought
before them, they decided to suspend nine OF the
Sophomore for terms varying from one to two years
and half
This being made known this forenoon, the Soph' to
the number Of one hundred hired job wagon,
and seating the suspended students III It, attached ropes
after the fashion Of fire companies 10 the shafts, and
thus drew their associates through the streets OF Old
Cambridge.
Arriving opposite President FELTON, house they gave
three groanf, and tauntngly called him ont 10 make
speech and this course pursued in front of the
residences of Others Of the Faculty.
Not meeting with much sympathy around the CO
lege they proceed to Cambridgepou, with the inten-
ton Of dragging the suspended members into Boston
but when they got as far az the Unversalst Church.
they concluded 10 stop and cutting the rope by which
the wagon was drawn by them into small pieces, each
took small piece and placing II Ill the button-hole OF
his coat "A PROCESSION was formed and the crowd
marched back 10 the College, leaving the suspended
members of the class 10 90 home they saw ht
This from the action vi the class, will not be the end
of the matter the Faculty determined To put
stop 10 the extreme measures taken OF late years by
the SOphOmores toward the Freshmen and we under
stand that they considered the two Freshmen assaulted
llst evening as justified in the course they took.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-22
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The splendid steam-frigate Wabash was yesterday
Hoaled out of the dry-dock at the Brooklyn Navy
Yard to make room for the Spanish fgate Berenguela
The Wabash Is of the finest steamers we possess
and were it not for the ruinous innovation of the
hosting propeller introduced in her construction, which
was huriedly copied from English models, she would
be one of the most useful. AS il is, against head
wind she has little more power than tow-bOat.
The navy officers al the New-York Station. many Of
whom are Southeners, were amused at the announce
ment made in a daily paper that numerous resigna-
tons among their brother chips are imminent. 1t IL
singular that hundred wearers of the naval uniform
should know nothing about it, if it We're true consider
ing their opportunities for obtaining information OF so
startling nature.
The magazine at Portsmouth, n. H., Is finished
at last TIE dimensions Of the building length.
I03 feet: width 1S feet 1t will afford storage for
5000 barrels Of powder. The Navy Yard at Ports
mouth is rapidly assuming prominence; and has GER
ainly turned ont the Mohcan and the Cumberland in
a very cTeditable manner.
The battery Of the corvette Vandalia consists Of 10
32s of 80 cwt; S-ineh guns of 81 cwt supplied with
twelve 50 32-ib solid shot; 100 stands Of grape; 400
6-inch live shells 100 s-inch do $50 S-inch empty
shells: 21S0 shot and shells in all.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-22
PERSONA.

Tho Rev. Ira Blaokford of Topeka, Shawnee
County Kansas, m this Stale, engaged IN pro-
curing relief for the suffering people oi that county
lie is Methodist clergyman ana duly authorized to
solicit such AID.
"A unanimous call has been rendered by the Mar
ket street Reformed Dutch Church to the Rev. Chinn
cey ID. Murray Of New Haven, Conn. The call VIII
probably be accepted. Mr.. Murray u quite young
man, yet unordaned and gives evidence OF marked
abilities.
Tie N. Y. Tablet SAYS: "The Rev. John Smgth,
rastOr of Phirsbure, n j., died Of consumption at
St. yincents Hospital in this city, on Monday Nov.
~ in the 10Th year Of bis age. The reverend deceased
was d native of Ireland, graduate Of All HallowS
College, and was ordained by the Most Rev. Arch
bishop Cullen Of Dublin about three years ago for the
diocese Of Newark. He was stationed at Paterson,
n j. az assistant until last Spring, when he was sent
to Phpeburg TO take charge Of the mission there lie
had commenced the erection Of new church, full OF
high hopes and aspirations but the angel Of death
pssaed over him, and that iretrevabe disease, con-
sun pton, claimed him OF its many victims lie
has been taken away in the prime of life
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-22

ARErsr oF BUEGfARS. sSD REcoyHRY or STOLEN
PRoPEE1y.--At a late hour last night, detectives
Slowey and King arrested young man named Walter
Brooks for burgIaIously entering the disiilery Of
Hoffman &. Co., No. 3G6 Washington street, and at
tenuting 10 rob Ihc safe Of large amount Of money
winch il contained. il appears, has on Tuesday night
the private Waterman employed by the firm, while
looking through the building, as was his wont,
heard an unusual noise in the oice which II located
Oh the .,coud floor Cautiously Keeping to the door
be looked through the key-hoe, when what was ills
sst0nishmeui ut beholding Brooks, who was formerly
In The employ of Holman q Co, attempting 10 bore
oren the safe with brace aud BIZ
What trau-pired between the TWO men alter TINS II
unknown. The Waterman reported the ease the mex,
day To his employer, and stated thai BROOK shcceeded
in escaping. By some II Is supposed that Brooke, IN
his desperaiou. inundated the waicimat ana thls
escaped; while Others incline 70 the opinion that he
allowed lin 10 depart out Of sympathy. BROOKS Wac
IN the Office Monday, and saw 81 go deposlied IA
the safe Yesterday he seen loi erlng about the
place but apparently not suspicious that ms operation
had been reported. The services OF the aboye-naned
officers were secured and AT Ter searching about inc
city tie accused was found al his boardingho In
biz possession was found complete set oi burgbrlous
indictments. lie was locked up al headquarters.
During Monday night the store OF Fisher Co., no.
60 Worth street was entered through the scntle by a
Gang Of burglars who selected from the stock slO,oOO
worth OF laces which they packed up III parcels eou
yenient for removal. $1,000 worth OF goods Were
carried away. A package containing, 5000 w3rh
more was found secreted IN the area, where wa len
by the burglars who doubles were frightened away
by the approach Of policeman. No trace OF the
thieves was obtained until Yesterday afternoon, when
Detective Slowey, while riding down town upon Ihe
Third avenue cars, notorious burglar named 20
Mvers with bundle under his arm, walking eisurey
through Jhirtvsecoud street Leaving the car, ne ap-
preached Mycrs, and without ado tee open tue pun
die which LIZ found to contain about $40 worth 81 the
stolen lace Myers arrested and Locked VI d. TO
ice Headquarters.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-22
Dissolution of the POpe's Army.
RuNoRED PEACE WITH CHINA


PORTLAND, Ne, Wednesday, Nov. 81, 1860.
TIE steamship Palestine, from Liverpool on the Sth
via Londonderry on the 9th inst. arrived at this port
ct 3 O'Clock this afternoon. The Paestines dates
one day later than those already received
Tie Palestine was substituted for theNOrth Briton.
Tie mails by the Palestine were despatched south
by the steamboat train al O'Clock this evening, and
are due in New-York tomorrow Thursday afternoon.
GREAT BRITAIN.
There was doubtful report that treaty Of peace
with China had been signed at lem Ism.
No intelligence bad been received of the Prince of
Wales, hut two vessels, supposed to have been the
Hero and Ariadne We're seen passing Pill off Port
land. during the night of the 9Th inst
Prince Alfred arrived at Plymouth % the morning
of the 9Th inst.
The monthly return OF the Bank of France shows a
decrease in cash Of twenty-five and third millions of
francs.
The L0ndOn Posts Paris correspondent says that
the dissolution of the Popes army Is positive, and that
be viii only have left 10 him simple guard OF 5000
Den.
Victor Emanuel arrived at Naples on the morning of
The 9TH inst in company with Garbald. They pro-
ceeded together the Cathedral and afterward to the
Royal Palace, where great festivities took place, in
spite of bad weather.
The British Legion at Naples were dwindlng away
On account of the disgracefu conduct of its members
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
tby Telegraph NON LtNerpooi 70 L0hoonueIt9.l
IIyERPooL C0TroN MARKEr-Liverpool Nov. 3
noonhe Brokers CcDa repors the in the Liverpool
the g bales which Il coo bales
speculation. ard SEQ bales 20 exporters The market
opened and excited and ali qualities consequently I'D
Sance after tie Of the Afcs and the promuaii
other slight reaction TOOK psce and the market closed
h advance OF ID the prices OF the previous Friday
The estimated sales today friday i0O bales Of which
bales have taken speculation and for export The
arm. The mostly the mddlug
nueitiss. The f0lowig the auihoLized quotations;
fair Orleans Mddling Mobile........7 d.
Fair Uplands I'D
Hair Motil..............7ld MiddinF Uplsnds sd
of-hic
LlvErPooL BREADsfrFFs MARKET-Liyerpool, Nov. g.
oon-The Liverpool Breadsius market opened today with
little inquiry weak prioe CornAu qualities have slightly
declined
IIvFRPOor Provision MARKET-Liverpool, Nov. g.
1Oon-Beefi Is dali. Pork hrm.
LoNDoS MONTY MARKKT-LondOn, Nov. enoon.-Consos
are A. $50 asst for money and account
An.siCAS StcrRI1Iss-Loudon. Nov 9-noOn.-rhe rates
for following American Socures as follows; Illinois
Central Railroad tre Railroad STOCK, so New orb
Cen ra RsiroId s3G zoe
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in the city have been hard pressd TO supply the orders
for every imaginable -pecies Of weapon. Tohe abovs
| bet may he added Amess Manufacturing Co., which
has fun isled Georgia with cannon and with 800 srtil
lery swOrds ard has done large miscellaneous bud
ness With all the sggreved States.
Ire sonhem states, living until recently In pease
sno hapJ iness under the the roof-tree If common
ion, fave neglected tie establishment of Gream fac
zone. win'n heir own borders Durng the past year
Slrthi IA hst recognized the necessity Of starting Q
slle Annory and appropriated 800 900 for the work
orne commencement has already been made on it, but
; certain that The Annory will not be completed
IN one year, and in the meantime she nust aepend
NHH North. various statements have been circulated
" us e present armament Of Virginia II IL be-
bont "a 4 she can, a. asserted bring Is 900 men
levea tn 4. but the tremendous batteries of riHed
no the her have been said TO belong to her do NOT
srnon Hhiel 1ersand from good authority, that sbs
xist. We an, 1 cannon. Indeed, in the matter Of
a. but one me III the Southern States appears to DO
eavy ordnance. h.
ar behind tne NCn' he only Southern State which has
Sou ,norS ~ Ssp On n 1t has been in operation
n aimory "a ner Wv good wook, though at COST
one years ahd ,d bas Of the same css Of arms in
Norfh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-22
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
BOARD OF COUNTY CAYvAssERs.

a, be Board of County Canvassers met yesterday
affern, on at 4 o'clock. One hundred and thirteen
votes We, accorded TO Ulshoelfer in the District in
which ,he -, turns had not been fully made out. This
,omrIet.s the returns for the city. Mr. Blunt was in
favnr f roreedh at once TO inspect the ootiugs Of
tLe ,et,rrs Mr PURDT Thought it "A matter that
could best he sitends 10 by daylight. After remarks
from various members Of the Board in regard to the
rarid ard satisfactory manner in which the canyassing
had been done, the Board adjourned I'LL to-day at ia
O'Clock
Tie following taie shows The vote for Electors at
Large on tie Republican and on the Fusion tickets;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-22

FRoy MARAcAIBo.--By the bark Ilya we have dates
TO Oct. 81. Maracsbo perfectly quiet, and trade
was going on with the interior provinces, "a the Fed
erasts had been routed in the neighborhoOd of Trux-
lilo and Merida by Gen. Andrade. In the latter all
TIE Federal chiefs were taken prisoners. Coffee was
scarce and prices going up Tie crop was all in, and
no more supplies could be expected before the end OF
January next. Hides also very scarce. The
civil war in New-Grlnada has prevented the usual
arrivals Of this article.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-22

The Republican Aldermanic Convention Of the Alth
AIIeruanic District met pursuant to the call Of the
Central Committee The Convention was organized
by the appointment Of Charles Nerteton Chairman,
and Eiasnms Sterling, Secretary. On notion a Com-
mitiee 81 Three of which Charles Nettleton was CHAIR
man, was appointed 10 confer with the Turner'S Han
Convention The Committee waiiednpon the Conven-
ton al Turner'S Hail and met 10y the Chairman oil
thst Convention. The Committee informed the Prer-
dent that they had been appointed by their Convention
TO confer with Them and reques, Committee OF Con
ference OF the number from that body. Tee Prei-
den stated 10 The Committee that their Convention
had conc ludcd not 10 receive "A verbal communication
from The Committee, bu would receive one in writing.
They refused 10 receive the Committee or riy c0mmu-
nicaion they were authorized to make which fact was
reported 10 the Convention. The Convention then
proceeded 10 nominate candidate for Alderman. an
upon the first ballot Samuel Sinclair was nominated,
having received al but two votes. The Convention
then adjourned 10 meet at the call Of the cbair.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-22

Total $50 1928 s2Os6 81 49, 1852 5sO6e 1894 3l
The vote for Iientenant iovernOr was:
r. G. Campbell "A O59 W. C. Grain IS 900 H. r. Viee 1907
Scott, n.
The vote for Register is az foows
John Keyser 3ell NJ. T. Brennan Is, S6 James Lynch,
3gG7.
keyser's plurality; 2T4
The vote for Recorder was
B. Van Buren, 20 $50; j. T. Hoffman, 3s 526 A B. Russell,
1861.
The vote for City Judge
J. H. mcCunn 80 go John Sedgwick 3s5a7; j. K Leyng.
ston. 6.681
Vote for Justice Of the Superior Court
J. w. White :5OSii NJ ULhoeHer, y Sl v A Tamadge,
29I9l
" hite Ulshoeher; s53.
Vote for Supervisor:
W r. stewart q 1872; s Ely j., 3O5lO, C. schwsnwaeder,
25C4O.
Stewart over Ely: 2 is2.
We APPEND the official result in the Congressional
and Assembly Districts not already reported:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-22
rLiIneelrhln Cnt,le Market.

The suppy BEsY C,rrlR th week very t but the
demand very active and prices dccn.d slightly
pared With the Of the previous week Two thousand sws
hundred ana twenty NV he's posed Of al esn 20 IS
y 0 for good and prime Cattle soe~ Cattle sold q os
81 80 TO g. so Y leo n. -
formerly consequ The demand was brisk aud prices adj
vaneed about quarter -Four thousand i've hundred head al u
r1prk.t "A ere sod at from 20 10 cents y No. dressed
supply Of hoss greater than for several month";
were .od at nom ~ 2S 20 SIS 50 lOoB.
CowsTheIe has been change IN ts market the dena
having been quite trss The sales amounted 80 Aesa =,
leHs o. " 80 4 head sseszaiDs " qaAasi. y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-22

TAssfAsl PRIMAuEs.-Electionsf for delegates TO the
Aldermanic Councilmanie and Charter Conventions,
under the auspices Of old Iaunmy, were held III 'he
several wards lat night. The election passed Oh
quietly and with the exception Of two OF three wards
but one ticket appeared in the field
FmT IN ELIZABETH SrRFET.-lAd evening iire
occurred in the frame stable owned by James "Ialey
in the rear II No. - Elizabeth street ana peiS 'l
Hrss could h, extipguished the building was dam
AID 10 the amount Of $50. No insurance. Inc hie
was caused By sparks from Deighborng chimney
lodging upon The goot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-22
From HHYHnn.

NEw-OELEASs Wednesday, Nov 81 lS6J
Steamship Cabavba, from Havana 18th instant, has
arrived at this port
Steamship Benvilie sailed from Havana, for New
SOrk Oh the lS,h.
The sugar market az Havana was steady and quota
sions were reals The total stock in port amounted
70 6OOO0 boxes. against $1,000 same time Last year
Other articles were generally unchanged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-22

BosroS. "Wednesday, Nov. II, 1860.
The names of the Sophomore suspended at Harvard
College Yesterday for hazng the Freshman as fo
lows: Charles Jackaon, Boston; Charles Emerson,
Staten Island; Augustus Baker, Albany; A. G. Hazel
tine Philadelphia; John l.. Ward, Salem; Charles r.
Fearing, New-York; j. 4. kilbreth' Cincinnati III j.
Edwards, Boston. jackson was dismissed for two
yeafs; the others for one year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-22

Hide, e.a7c. q n Tsnow 6lg5c. Y n Pe,H slesi %
each. all Skins lOdllc = n.
~ B-beef Extra and ti quality include nothing hat The
best large FAT. sallfed Oxen.
Second quality the grass fed Oxen the best .ts
led Cows, and the best threey eATold Steers.
Ordinary consists Of Bulls and the refuse Of Tots.
SHEEPExa includes Cosses and when those Of infsor
quality thrown oct.
There the Eastern Rsrosd
Boston and Lowell and loo the tfchbaIg those
the Fichbnrg from Albany.
RKsARKs1he bet quality Oxen sold shade lower thar
lat week chang. m the prices Of AID sers
Steep about the last week not any Improvement
n BAs y usual on Thanksgiving week markrsday vii be
Juesdsy instead Of " ednesdsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-22
Cambr,dv. C~,tie Market

REPORTED YoK THB d. u TRIBUSs. BY Csc. Rrrr
NRDSssDAY, Nov "a is6o.
Whole number If Cattle a msrsst 34S shout se beeses
699 Stores consisting Of MoIls S@en, Much Cows saI
one. tyyo and three year old
PuIcxs oY MaAEEr BkxEE1trs. IS So 81; first quality,
&c second quality, - % third quality, - ordinary % .
PRlcgs q ST0gR CArTrK-Norking Oxen per pair fes.
as to xl75; Cows and Calves, from 80 80. TO so.
old llto 3 H. -. -.
sheep aud Lambs ESQ at uarket prices Ia ots 81 y, 81
Is = each; extra, <225 81 =, s32a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-22
Fire i'm LacOnia. y. HI.

BosToN, Wednesday, Nov. 81, 1860.
y Gre in Laconia, n. H., last night, destroyed %
building including the CeTa GOrdO House, the Post
Office, Teleuaph-Offce two newspaper offices, &c
Tie los If estimated at $1,000 Nearly al the bus
iness lar, of the village was destroyed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-22
Transatlantic Ranks.

PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday Nov. 90 1860
The brokers of this city refuse to-day to take the
notes Of the Bank Of Commerce at Erie and the Pitt
eon Bank.