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Personal InteItfgepes.

r.. rrcsldent Van Burcn q ii prcseat Ia u CITY, o,
vs.. 70 y. s' s9n ass '0sS" - NE yssissncs q NE
panied by The Prince visited o. law courts
ycsisrdsy and exchanged oouyicses With rcrs Of his
scqeantsnocs lie icosiur bale and healthy, and ..
young ~ when We saw am Ten ycArv ago.
Hoo. William :. Lindsay. NJ r., OF Kagisrd saslef m
the Persia yesterday or Europe
~ Holland fTlmotAy Tisooue1, NJ Springfield, usss
Amy n RI Ksson, r Virginia, and W " chaplin /.
Of savannah, arr sturrltg Al the srcvOort house.
Mr.. ". fetsr, q &c spanrh Navy; ". W. EvGDs
PsrroTs .ud -i,e. n g..srb~-v, Gems q sri,h ana
wife q PISTON anil Inia Caycsz Carbogei of Havaas
are stopping At the iAiargr House.
lion. JOIN a. eodirey * New YORK; Coz sprsTus. o.
Rhoie Island; e. 6oY ssr1ner. o. ssss,cnrset1; Cot
Perkins, Ct Doeion. sra ratAIne lizard family 81
South oarolrs, rorp.rs y the Ffth Aveuue Hotel
~ Coz Holey, u cgnccrelt : Hern tna csp.. J /.
? fi,sch. Il vIrFpa y 2 Hasccos, y ssvv, v. 6
k.ttt garfornis an 4. VI iesvcr worth u s.bcnss
isoy, rc stopping .. The = NcholS Hotel
Najor =, johnson and " Vincent Of the United
states army; v CNS. q y. LOUIS i Chan pllp.
q Dgns1sbs;J J. i BRfber Z wshinstop; 4 Argel Of
nli'faere a hrte', Z yermott;w. v Gssen and
o. Ssr irsEcsco, and ~ snisn, Of s0Jfg a. are nop-
Ping at The hcsropo'inh hotel
CAPS James G,rp q M rntea States Navy; 4. Corn
Hs s \. c woos,sr t S o. Ne. yo,s'
lono, a Hartord n sas'y ssd ~lEe Of indisaa: D. r.
whiuiiecre q Nsga,aos '. Hert,c., Of staten Island
r. v. Gate, Of rhllaisphia and y Rum-,l OF S-rtnr
neld, are stepping at ibe = beno le Hotel
me- 'alvesior (rers,) Nrs Of the 18th lost Gays ?,
nsor lslham, sih biz is4r, arrived In esves,oa, hav.
vale e,s.noe ,,c,r 90 y .sro !, procce
On thor way 70 Warrington By the ars steamer.
10 The Supreme Court cf Boston Locke J. Miller VS. a.
ynrsed hon Elizabeth 4 xncv Tor crlulnAiisy, Ast
Mary v. itore from George :. stone Tor sumo csuse
FrsDc,, W. Preston, L : CsssuI ., Arroyo. 2 isiy
sni son, ssiled IRON Sorwioh, C, on the lTth nu "
TIE scoconer rs'egrsph, for Porto Roo
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARkryr.
wspSspar, Nov Il 1890.



Tao aspect Of the rnsct Tor hee' cattle 10 grsai
R'ss Hesc-,hc washinst drove y.sd--ws. very ~.
terlsy changed this week The sprrca-alg inter- xad
consequent change n The atmosphere. ~
auS srcn sa the western states Which d. tendency =
produce dull market The ysrss vor" al ron This wses
sod isrAble nur Der Or tee most ltsf9r II the
ofer'uys which arrived Monday turric' Of %
ire country again, ard 70 be ted gnicrsts,a On
Log LELAND Tor scvera sceis There driven
very sr1e drove through the Of rocsyn Men
cay, which Their ~sy ,hc corntry ,-a he s,oi
people Of that qasei little "ciy Of Charcae. va sw
then could oct realize tnst they have hat lost surh
beef ~ servcd 90 their own tahas The Market .as
ndeco cn this week, aud IN stc tor 10 the large parl.
bcT q frcsl cattle, there dpite number ~ stse
90 lie sold. 1be average Quality poor much ooJyev
tnrs. tSsn lsst week, and holders erpe. euoed M
iie d,ueuNs In cSectnr sales. ncivithstsndiog they
agreed AZ the ccwmencsm~n, to set a. redu-tion Of
asrrr 70 hsI cent per pound rhls reduction go not
ait, rdsd with snstbug lts the usuA results aad the
lie appeared about a. nise az before prlces ~ere
verv sfsrstr. aad nay he e,ssderes Almcs, ucninal
~ bsrer sD OF MONDAY there xere piasiy ~ cat.
IL % sst. but The nafe, Beng rsyy heavy re M:cs
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We Sdvse the curious TO study these figures carefully
rney viii show that the Of the coton s;.tos a'oEe
exceeds about four tmes that Of Great Britain Prus
STA nearly three tines that or Franco, ave tnes
larger than al Germany, about three 20 four larger
than psn and nearly double that Of tre 8cgsan empire
in Europe. And taxing the entire q al tie ,lave
States they give surface SURPRISING Il extent ~ the
territory held IN Europe by the boased five Pcser VIII
Spain and Turkey thrown IL.
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The PrcstosntfAl BisctioB,
THE OfYlCIAI VOTE or NEW YORK.
Removal or Bodies from Potfers Field.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Before Hon Judge DAILY,

Nov. 2l.-jolB kc0rans rs The Mayor, 6c y Seu
IorkThc case has been for two Gays. Toe plaintiff
sought 10 from the defendants compensation FOR
work and labor done on the property owned BY sle city
10 1866, called the "Poi;er Field" Appeared in evil
cerce that about TIA, time the plaintiff entered into
written contract with the defendants regna M
grade Fourth avenue, from thirty sighh 70 fy eighth
street In orcer " perform this work. BY the ns
turc OF the IMPROVEMENTS marked out by the City srr
veyos necesary 70 carry the street through The Posters
Fed and this exposed the bodies OF the dead 70 public
view became necessary that something should be
with them In order 10 prevents dangerous Asiau In
tina, part OF the city from the euvia arising tnercfrou
Under these csrcusAoccs the plaintiff took the rcspon
sibuy ofrcmoyh and intermeut Of the Offensive re-
mains For this he claims 70 recover Is 376 with interest;
Verdict for plaintiff ~ l32 II the rate Of 81 cents head
TOR the bodies removed.
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HERALD THURSDAY o.

we're nay moderate, knd pTis for ths mos. part
upIsmaneTs al and ussaIniAsaory g. quote . rsnge
o. % 10 ana $780, bat only tie beat seo;tous uscxut
tbe after rate. he total sales for The 4toas
W1hnatp yard resch-d te5 head. II toe other ciiy
y@'1s ~! bead and NJ Bergen dill OILS heed nAxtng
nshd ,otSi OF s0t7 beat, asAns eco bad se week.
Ihe to recepts - all the yares for the week sad Ast
week foil ,wp:--
Waiasagoa Drawings CsGnlseslsna O'Bries'a
Tbs week. .f.l33 2o0 IS 81
Last week. .A,o49 2o9 la 90
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Iayssrccr- sreanshp oiassow-Nrs Lucy Ann nsa Jsse
ss: !Saa 9d. sAs: rAc Mps.
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@ Mr. s ss sra ssssy . Ssa, f:S .
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sni ehld~snd 10 l. The asersse ~ may
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sAvass.n-ssssrsair ncassgery-asorys Greeley and
nrrcSes n v . eoerins john snr O Rheln Geo Aiea
g NM more AL lAds and I IN tAs sesnse.
sfyaArosr-shp Keysirue-Capt MAyhsw, G Ne eongat
iospos-1ip rsvonshire- rrce. q ccnner.scus
4 Wood 81 Angsna.
wnAsroA-t hip Jrfs, shaw-Css. HArcng.
y,H,cnro-ssss nra-xs cocl. Penny csrNe, Har
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snd Mss NtrtGhs IoDddp q ". Fesfrn ranA
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4 ryislst wes O'issrs, Hail. Ne. &c HAl. A Hs-i
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sspl NcNsser, 1orcbio Nr iAarA. asgf. thas fsir
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Mrs 0,o stse-y snd thr~~ eadrrp NJ Mar Hxaa
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CNsstrssa~- sseasship xsr,anA.ut rs-rnl gnav- ys~
No Part-r and ADJ, Nnord ". NJ ino fssrti
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snd three rtarts Mis- Hare Mrs Pipspsy Nes vnfrrv
lrd.nbsmm Masnn, A tInianno n AsaAT n Tgtfis
lse, ana child Y BnsA hMs tsnens, Ars geio~ Nrs
aascss'cr sssa 'sd .dy or Arm..rOrs Chars.
Hsssn. a yrsss Ms j r aisasns-s. Ms srs-s'
Srs oNsl Wis secsr,Ay. az sisr. Hsass.rry' Z,
z x.sl.r av.nss M m,p,r ssssr5 sissn sosa !
s% s. De- rsps cover Jso cos. .sas s.r ise
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A. NJ Car. ~ waspv, Mr. Brown. Inland, Harms
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Thu. the receipts slow decrease Of I37 900
hale. from those Of last year, and decrease Of
ZOO over 1855 2. end the exports exhibit the FOL.
loving rgsu,is.
. BnC,. frr.ss. - rP. ma Saat
tom win ~. To ~, nc Ia
a. ytNlts go 1900 900 ~, coo 80 600
IHc l.c
Isss O. 90 $500 n coo 1000 $1,000
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CITY COMMERCIAL uEPoRv.

WkDN0DAS, NOV. Ill Z. ".
A~Ys -1Ec market que. and noronsl for both
scrts
BEBAnsrC --yIour-The market vas heavy snd much
depressed sales d'fcln to negotiate, except az
further concessions In pr.ces. The trsnsac
fso'ed up abe ut COO coo hbls, closing within the
Of the following quotations, which IL Esry
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-22

-'An.liic LOCr Was QDic aaa kaieS bfnf, ~it.n Toe
range % Id 81 TO- southern -four pc ,epaied tts
general depression, and sslcE embraced about COO
o,cto bhy Clcsrg at the above sgu1es. Ryo
fiaur wss quiet and prices unchanged. Corn meal
lower, with salet &c $40 bills the nbove lgrres
Wheat ae heavy and gales 1if,cna 70 make. Exswers
stood sloo' from the market trcts IN instances
were Lonral The tsles embraced about 30 No - COO
bpsbes nj 81 30 81 IS FOR Write ono And Michigan,
81 81 - for rod Western 81 Is for rel Sta. ~ 10
81 10 iOr Northwestern and Milwaukee cub, 81 10 for
Csnaaa d., ard 81 % CT 90 for Chicago and Kas.rs
club. Pye lower, with sales ~ Northern a. 6sc q
Coo noniral NJ g.; SIC for State, &c
CSC .cr Canada extra. Cora duh and Inactive:
st'es " ahoe. rs coo bushels made q, &c &C.
fcr Western mixed Gaost end 40 sor Southern clio
Oas Nerc quiet and prices shout &C go for Wor,ern
aBd CapGitsn. ard n, 37c 81 20. lor state.
CORN QSlet ana nominal
G1fos Like ciner article. II staple produce. ansac
tons nearly snapelced, while prices hesvy
unsettled Tba conlred TO 600 100 bales
0,atio. nominal the lat septerber asst AZ
cimrar.d with The pfcvorr threc
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TIe following j. statement ol the movements
Of Gotten .oF tie last week and since ist OF sep.
TENDER last, compared With Tie iyc preceding
years
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Robbery IN Dover, N. II.
Bosror, Nov. 70, 1880.
1hc store o; T. II. Hail. In Dover, N. H., wus roobci
last night Of between three and four thousand doa
wa1bes iewelvy. kr.
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The abgve table shows that eosh The eols1 sal rider
stA,es capable Of rasHg large quantities 81 rrsn 81
the census Of 1880 appears that the slave ssios 10
auocd Indian than the free State. Tesae.sc
In tina, year supplied 50 900 600 bushels snd Restacky
80 oeo 600 eashss We have also large csots
Of ~hss may be raised Inc cotton crop o. ist0
Hsh, coz AID rs sxrrcTrs valse frcd as ooo oos
which vas probably under the amosni, a. we exported
IN 1850 81 siia.soo 600 Ia cotton
Virginia ~S the banner STATE production Of 70.
haeeo, and Kentucky came roxt
rhe census returns sso gave large aasntlps, n rye,
barley and grown BY toe above states. and oouls
give tables showing immense supplies Of i've stock q ~
hnds, WOOL hay, sugar, -, fuiss, pots,oes and other
valuable articles food, besides Arre supplies q lumber
md naval stores.
These States IN 1850 yielded cane sugar 70 the
vaioe 500
......s...ss... 90 COO
Naval dorts... s...-..s.. BOO 700
TotAl ,ssI, $50
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SWINE.

The market PleteIy Quilted and prices have de-
clipped MATERIAL. mo rece 3ts for tho week amount to
1892 hesd end saes have been prices rapgpg
from &c to osc. Der pound for AID Sc 6kc
Tor atm fed There vas almost demand at the close,
ard quite large number left rnsold. The a..
rysls are hesvy every day, and seed the demand
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SHEEP AND LANES.

Tho arket continues dull pf,;es have further de-
cnsd 25c SOC head all around, bus the reduction
n esptcis!y noticeable and ord'nsvy grades
1ira ai sheeD meet vita sir SALE and outside quo
ta,ns above PAID 10 for good 10 prime
snc extra ieror offerings, owing TO the superabun-
Dance OF thai species &st weak many OF which st
over sold, have been 10 limited request and prices
may DO cops .cered merely nominal II thou ht
considerable lumber would be est over The total re.
follows-
Wasli101n. Brocnings C.anssvIn's, OihIm's.
II week. s3s AIS 81s0 2 $40
Last wees. 10ss 6,&.6 s.3ls 4,421
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The demand continues fair for oil good 70 prime stock,
AND Notwithstanding the market ~ beef cattle
usually d1 and heavy, LIS. for good vcais ed buoy
ant and prices firm The inferior grades
were efs acsivc however, and prices rails
factory. The ange, however, a. above The to,ai
receipts at oil the yards for the week and last week
were ~ soiovp-
Wa'aa0ton 5rossino's Cha Htarstn's O5rien's
THIS week. 40 40 80 ia
Lat week. $50 So Iii 1f3
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MtLcB COWS.

The market coctinpts 10 maintain the drmr esa pro
rio,siy mentioned, and al good 70 prime coSs sell
steadily .. our outside qnotsti0os. rhe proeor
ton O. trsS ossss offered AZ she various
yards much greater than ourisg tho and carly
fall months, and for this kind the demand hAs boon fair
al through Prices have Yuied frm Also but for tho
Inferior grades FOR which the demand been very
limited, prices arc very low and merely nominal The
tosA receipts n al the yayds os tte week and last
week are % follows
Washinsen Brosnings Csasbrlin's OBrien's.
This week IS 81 20 al
AT wetE., g. "a
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ro S,Iaor Land and Negroes.

TWNUE undersigned wish to SELL at private sale large ana
,lIr estate in Arkansas, and about hiy Slaves WIN
Mules and Stock n the same. - - ,,5 sbore
The tract contains hundred acres IN coca snae
Arkansas river Adjoins the lands OF Bynum' Foe,
and others Three hundred and Atty acres eeaIel @nu ~
I,5I - three years Connected with this tract 10 the
Wi5oWs Dover IN two hundred more oil when one
drei and three acres cleared The place Is AO"n 10
| Floyd smiths landing. 80, Nth orolins
There are fty two slaves all carefully selected No''
negroes only two Of them forty years oil age ty
young and likely men boys the balance young
Mr. Ellis will be Plantation about the IO'h o. ~
prepared 10 communicate prices, credit &c ar Vi ~
/ Pui0N1ee N'ue' VIII ~ ANDERSON FILLS,
b. ROBERTS,
D. A. DAVIS,
Executors Of J. II. jenkins
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Imperial and
Young HHsnn Taaa.

OolOng Powchong Teas Pickles. Preserves OYSTERS smok
ing Tobacco and many other articles.
To all OF which, would call the especial attention ano
invite the inspection Of the trade and them We can ou
many inducements not TO he found elsewhere .-,,pv
ianS-u ARCHER CHEArHAM bhOt"N--
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DIR. KINGS DISPBNSARY
roR PRIVATE DISEASES.

DR.. KING, formerly Of New York Tor 'ne iA''
GEI four years Of Louisville Kentucky, and VINO nAa
devoted his attention treatment OF private
thirty vears haters himself having attended prscuSe
many vesTS and many thousands be enapo 20 ~
ali az private nature matter how oao Ieey
from ipudeous medical treatment or rom neg e . VI
r K1g Dispensary No % Desderck street.
a. wheTe he diseases Of pTiVate nAturce
S1yr. cured without medicine or interferens
sTRIoTRE Of old recent date, enectuay cured IN
days hy an operation whichcAuses no pain Mnee
go 6asIh canpet enjoyed. Perhaps no disease
riscb;s Snd undermneS the constitution 90 much
with all the Of the skin, growing out OF neg
-, - hsJ treatment can be efectuAlly cured in few days.
WElKNEss particular attention having been given 70
this and growing out OF IT, orongnt
an In many cases by the destructive habits Of inconsideate
Youhs and excessive indulgence Of the passions neglect Of
bIch will undermine constitution rendering the subject IN
at for sSeey, and causing premature old age
Females be Aborng with any dhcuy Of the wont
| NAV rest assured Of immediate relief. -,
abroad by writing and stating their case with
fee enclosed directed to Dr. A King No. q De2denfk street
Na,bviIe Tenn will have Necessary medicine sent to their
with necessary directions Strict secrecy observed OO
hours from 9ocIock morning until in the evening
| e~syQ3, iS59-d&Wlv
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- snIo nr Exchnnge.

either sell or exchange in part for good city or Edge
aai5 nroperty, my Residence two miles North OF N
H liz; tom 40 20 50 acres OF land attached improvement
80 extensive and complete.
Ts and particulars apply to me on the pren
=, N TuRxrR s. FosTKR and JNo L. SKBoE, Cedar street
CO. ~ W. B. WALTON.
Union COPY aud charge this Ohice.-Nash. Banner.
"a En-
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NED HUNTLINE,S NEW BOOKS.

NED BUNTLINE'S NEW hooks.
NEW YORK MERCURY STORIES, Full Of H.
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sale At the cheap Book Store A BRADY, a Ann
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TVree Servings.

r7IL be opened for the accommodation Of visitors by The
Nv 10th of Juues Persons DESTROYS Of visiting the
Springs Of this time will be accommodates on reason
able terms by application the Office Of Wetnore ESQ
TRS RUSSWURM.
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Enr sale.

J., ,f..,v MYlatto Boy, twenty years OF age
He perfectly excellent ,D eO q. st. he 4:
trained dining and bed TOE % vii not agree with ser
soE o S hon he associated and whom he suPpoes e
preiudiced against AAN' - WILL. Z. BOYD,
Ne. so Cherry street.
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Great Ratification Meeting!
TO
JOHN T. BROWNS
- "a pVhIic SOmarp

FROM POUR IN THE MORNING UNTIL NINE AT NIGHT
NOME one, come ALL selling Groceries at ten per
cent above cost delivered of charge for cash Such as
White Wheat Flour, q 25, A. and " pound bags
Also, Red Wheat, in 25, ~ and 9S pound bags;
Extra Sugar Cured Hams
Extra Dried Beef
Choice lot Of Cider Vinegar, pure
Golden Syrup;
Sugar House MolasseS;
Brogn Sugar, Of q superior quality
Crushed and Powdered Sugar;
Old Government Jafa Coffee, extra quality;
Laguyra CCfee
Rio Coffee;
Also M home made Willow Baskets Of all sizes Tor
s.Ie .,fsr At Tsuyl6I JOHN T BROWNS.
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M tbsfr valuable gf Land eir term Of copartner-
80 expre5 cOnlaiEiug 500 acrel, ave hundred o.
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-. svsr Springs Of running through each field; 50
m serss we'll in blue grass with much IN clover This
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Bran mixed great variety Of food for na2 46
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