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slNANclAl AND CowNERc ,At
THURSDAY. Nov. u Q 2. &

b,
The stgingcncy in the mon market ,ntinnes
undated. Wen known houses, that can furnish
undoub,ed collatera's are sill able to borrow IN
moderate amounts Al per cent on cell. b, forced
sales az stocks ard bonds are boag daily made for
account Of parties who cannot repsy tie money
len. on u om. The rates for paper cor,ioue very
irregular, We hear q some choice acceltagces
beng passed at abou; per cent; bol tbs cannot
be taken as m indication Of fhn market a. some Of
the strongest city signatures are offered a; -,
without fading buyers. The failaros q n proni.
nont paper house and Of a firm Ia tho dry goods
trade were announced to-day. A further decline
has taken place In the foreign exchanges. The
best bankers sterling il offered AZ l0ra. and coald
lie had at joel for an amount Of any importance.
Francs rate nom 5.26l to 5 20. Tie steamer Ham.
monia took ont $4,000 in specie. Despaiohes
fsom New Orleans and Mobile report that sight
drafts % this oiy are becoming scarce; 20
that We have probably seen tho worst os Tie spscle
shipments IN that direction. We hear o. 40 import.
ant amounts going to.dsy. An exaggerated re-.
rort vas circulated ilis morning o. The tan "A the
Baltimore hanks bu, It was soon cln,radcisi
Tho ciuzens' BANK, who're the gfeatcst rua ws-
made, hos promptly nc, al demsuas.
The stock market opeaed al about yesterday AZ.
tcmoon's prices, aud renamed comparatively
steady On The shares o. the New York roads. whcn
tho reports in relation - the Baltimore banks be.
came known, however, this steadincss was Lost,
aud Reading fell OF 70 3ll, Michigan Central to
~ Southern guaraatccd 70 ~, Illinois Central %
SO. aud Gelena 20 50. Before The close 81 TIE ars
board these reports were contradcted. and the
market took an upward urn in consequence, near
y III Of the Western stocss touching higher prices
az ihe afternoon session. a comparison OF today's
closing quotations viii those Of yesterday
shows rome irrcgalariiy IN tie move.
mcn's " prices. New York Central hss
advanced +; Hudson River. 4; Harlem, oil. /;
Reading I; Calons, II; Toledo, NJ; Rock Island. /,
and Chicago, Burlington and Quincy. per eeat;
tho last named stock Is quo'ed ex.diyideni of five
per cent On the other hand Eric hes declined !:
Michican Central. ~ Southern guaranteed, n:
Panama. and Illinois Central, n per cent. Ia.
ciac Mail has risen 70 5s State stocks we're rathe
better; sissouris rose 10 73l, and California Is T.
"a. Further sales Of government So, ol 1874, woe
made AT 100, including Interest since Jolly |. Tho
msrks' closed firm at the following priecs:- Uuiied
states So, 1874, sei IG0; Indiana ~; Virginia
90, s. Sc. Tennessee Gs, COZ 81; Missouri s's, !
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ttu>rrst; Yohu EC-di Pitsbnrg; John WHsus, rev Or
han1. ard ossS7s - slss r. so-ittl luo
1ty,s,ooe- Etsansh EUROPA, fram Bo.sa-sr and m
Ia 900 ma a &c. onald ana n'atl Boston: Nm Floyd
YssTtwp; chamberlsin and wife, epripgeeld NrsO.p
mors a rtuehe Roteit son; New Sork; A Henry Basi
more, Henry I.ns q Br. dyes ard daughter PamE
TN ~; BE nson. Quo kAn1nel sonre III nsy Joha
ty.eIe wife and CHILDREN, fsronto A De fren
suede ussana r. Bennett, igtsnd. Dr Moaovsai sn5
,Is, lonhroy-2a For Eaifsx.r Iras q - W.e
M Mlss kesne. Merose PARKS, New York; Rel
PernryvAniA Miss Trenanie, ptacke And ArA
q Hn James Dasicsot Mrs la rs,L Haif-I;
Eva founas d, eILeIhAn, and booyen hAiy third reg
mtut-I6 Total AZ.
ssAsHAH-stean ,rhip HurtsYie-M Smith n @ Baca ard
pr Holen oush Levi Mrs Trsss, Arnold Fonser
soiomsp, Corr ell n noseuburg &rs Judge. alS
wstsrp M 1, n TIT hrs (spp \ Vapdsrhaof ans h
lahro,. " nsys w 0clstou. A Porteous Mrs Kruger
The kiss
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snip Zen, As.T: ss:s
Hr.s mSy u. s ,a 70
s:s S.sr "a s sssss se,iss-ao;. Bro. Navarro o.
ss,i .nsi Nsyla. Psn.dsvss -
8; Isssss sS
sesr Mary Aloe Wsicf !, are-s,ag 4 Co
3. s.:s S 81: f:s:: S:sss r
s sss' fs sr, sa e csrs frssiassss-SS,ei
sloop q pa,is Davis, New Basen-hastsr.
Steamer Ann Eizs. aobinson. Philadelphia
ARRIVED
steAnsnp Yorktown, rsrn Richmond Sorsos &C. Nm a.,
n-sss NJ 9ocloeh iaars's3 morning sArse ship 10 low o. '
sss Nations, euard. Gates Liverpool ~ days with coal I"
ship Bavaria Hsvre n days with mice AMI s.s oss
ss,syr % ws Msiaes ", I'm mt ~ "a ,op . y M
sh. % aeoryes sho SsnAsed ship GODDESS from Boston
sip vors tof aos,n) Ho'm s,sa, Sep. 10 nssssi
sto,e 2s sDa Fat i..sa S Sh ssm. AZ % w% Koprs
Ship Joha pcr,ev Forbes Bfssou IS h,ur In ballast 70
msssr. VIA load for rpssld was towsa 70 his city By
sssnias heses 70, sso,, ,ow Bo.en a.,. IN ballast
Eis Geylon cr,. pias, Windsor. Ns days, with pAsssr
Brg Ansn pals an seRurple Windsor Ms, days. with
lrig Brctsrd rorsey, Cola csiai Days, with lumber
B'ir hI.snsee brown AiDSrsage. sdsys with lumber TO
10 jed Fryo
atib lnnser, 10 led Frye.
schr jos w.be.e- Bsse Gs,vetna 2. days. With cotton
n 10 Scranton Co Oct a. or Trtsgts spoke scbr
Way hence 0svsssin- Tass Ia, experienced heavy
~eatpeI; kst foresal
echr keseeca McGee Petersburg, 6fays
Sebr n Hi pnrr silysn-strnrt for So.t'n.
fchr hall Padelfov3 glzahe'hpor for Taunton.
Hchr Il tlnse NEG ar, Eiz Gheihpot for Fil River.
Hcbr Cnrnel'a, Msckey, kh2te'bport for fsil River.
scbr II rector. p.rsoDs, klzane nport for frov
sctr iuiis A kiz, beth kicharts Nsehiss 10 days
scby Eagle Gregory, AncklsBe. oavs
schJ Boundary, Clark Kuuion, for Rosfon
kgp Metarors Sellek klzshethpprt Tor South N0fwau
S,eamer Aida. Robinson thiiaueIphia
Esssnsr gsrsnv. NV philadelphia.
Steamer Penguin, Williams, r. ovtfencs.
sssAuer " PFO~idAn~a.
Steam tug Aopies Hennsssey Boston 50 hours having s
John Eos. sr In tow.
ShIp srbbuTt1n, Brsdssh, from Liverpool
Ore OF nuntarr Dlucns ships supposed the QQcisep,
wade, from io'dor.
tbp Eliza, Dav,son, from Sunderland Sept 81.
Rs Veniolsn fBr). Took from GLASGOW
Ako two ships fcne Bro unknown.
Stssnshpa Hammons iam Hsmburg tpasssa the Battery
a. ie40 PH, Q1sksr City. Hsysra Huntsville, Savannah
aAps Lncreta Liverpool {, b Lamar, London.
Wind at ssnse. y, very Light
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1wena II wsrd ibtepe peoern ic slrb t-d on he
Of seven he ssiec - yeegt e. asss N al n s,S
he oaeyrht tuces 81 oe hed Charter election aud
un, Tuesday evening. Tie lsh committee no
DO NJ The to o~ug pfesinSr "a rcanu Ae Nv asresa,
fwe "a the ssecos n ne car "a Is. placed BE.
toe hsm . fepresrGi sr Interest The lacren, oc>s %
'ee four hsyrg o-m-d mutual Al
nhtiin scsty, fr he cement q her own ndi-
no, v5e'ess taf cql sdnh so-e claims
TIA h-y hsre to While cole csoto " al rornati,as
t.rn, 20 matter how v. qas in-s Tor ns po.in, IN
retve norins,n ~ - 'hsi psry .Srep, be pes bin
Refovsa Thsi 80 he s.spsnseDi seno-rstc sec,,r Of
Dictated 10 hy any Clique nair ehsrs nes mv sn2Has
from.
eirb scrs dsv, we hsv- deter
mt "a s,sc, suh candidates ry ~ a hsso hs ccnsdencs
ssos asa riscs he ~ N before the deoos electors n
tt ward fer their On ~ senent
ofEe re r'e rrsm;nrrG sh.i All selections bI
lie 60, n n oren e,ng
pc-'sursp ne hf.t II oar chn-er e'ecun
THoss- stnNsssr chsiraasn ~ u9nm'nee.
Duffy v~orve hsaubsch Uaeh ksood.
AZ .sote = u n. com nse ursn'mor.y sdopt-
ne t~fcss " a. g,on IL a amosx nose vrsse I'D
wffout sinve c'rsafiirs voire.
nr tfvii Jrst--wilfsn G kob -sor.
yor touncirrn--t lsyHreer Nc Hnilan
r. scio Irsp,,,o-r-fiip ser,s.ssr; 70 an Vacancy
,he de ien sejor,rsi " meet on Tsarsfsy NJ s'i
ns AK cctck
JAWS r. nAsNza.H. Pr~-dens
AiNN's NcxOLUES, visn fr-siisna
.HnsAs Nsrs'ss cirlfnx Secretary
tars1CS ArEEv Tressn-r
md two taoorcs and ssssn,y c,Aas
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81 30 60 a. so icr sscG,nerD -four ,ilsrsd
uceig ~ ssss o. absot 900 oos oogiis w,s,u the
IT the ABOVE prces Rye four r' orr quota
iops Germ meal heavy, srf fmsi y. reported
at qoot.tiops Nheal--Tne market 00aysnt and
ali de'Bai D, bss so~ssds tho cisse 4 gov leasy aad
Qua guhoat chacse N qlote,cns: tns saos enbr.c
shout l.S tto huhes at 81 SO Tor prime whte
81 az u 10 for WHITE 0oio, 81 IS 81 80 tos red
Weisrn y tiors AID 81 20 81 ga for do tost 81 ak
Il 1s fr Cersdian cuo, 81 % Tor amber wissonsto
losa 81 23 81 10 Tor Hienlssa c,ub, aud 81 II
nra, but from the came causes erew wesx a. cnsad
neayv aui; embraced sbou 20 900 oafnee,
i, 90: ESQ for Western mixed 7sc no Tor do. 10
.iore Il q .ss for white Western small a. - q, rye
were sk'ss 81 zoe tic Barley easter, vito ssies
- N go bdsnes At %. eso tor tate, 10 fof Un.ia
tsst. snd Tee fos sersda Ne6i Oats IN staly
qrV,t prices -rrnscd.
eorFsE Tho .,ls YES quit and sales limited. Sales
~ Go hsgs RIO were made az 10 n lsc
to1ros --Sscr we're moderate, and n market moro or
ets III enced nv dsprssan 10 ste Ing h ard the high
Transactions embraced anout eco go bales. ci~aa
n TIE bass 81 llifc i,Ss TOR niddug Ncr Osleans
IKE iiac ~ miaelag scoile, an Ike. Tor New
syncrrs --gs,es were nrroer, vim moro oGerug Tor
Frgsn rorty To- Liverpool aoont 10 go 60 900 basnes
II beet engaged ~ la lahd,, 10 bulk
stoo ets. nepf At %. 81. g. 1884 % a.
1890 pbs tskeo st tie latter nFurs, GO boxes
q chosrc at bos., srd 600 package. o. isnos
rrsses " 90 81 and eco 60 oses ~ cotton at s2
40 G,lp. bass =, 1919, and 500 soze' :,s :. go
ses rtd fcre cesd wight APT
FErfr --ess'is we're rcayy and quiet, Wig % ro-
ported sscpc - soua extent in boston currso,s and
c'irnr were IN -ba' sol
nay --saig, serc mssirF Cor shipncn. a, 500 So,
AID Of soc 81 for eit rood 70 prime qaallly
AoIsssrs -sats Of zoo hhds Caoa mns3oTaco we're
rads ~ .Gs
NAvAi sroRvs rers quiet ard n gore ceg-oe EominaL
fHoyi<ioss -pofF was heavy AID gsles LIMITED
,hac prices cieet w fnvor u purchsscrs
raa NsrtEctt,ts eonacei g. about a5O bbs at
els ID for mess, ard a. si3 for prime Sect
fair osmera, win 81 2G 40 bh o, - rs or
ser.ckes western, rnr ~ Eit 6r estrs Prime
ues nnmins, ~ sIs 20 Beef h1rs quite,
a. sl3 2bAslk Lard sas f.s1y, w.Lh tatss 81 10 bos
al ~, s1l.o Butter and cheese unch ged and
ne demspo lslr.
Rcs vas siessy with limited rales =, 40 axe
SucsRs were oaii. with ~ go glbt aud so
ooxer AZ Irregular rrices res0rs r. y 4 A. stewart
have reduced their lrices fpr ey reanei gSas - sill
be rcen By the annexed quotations csisbahei day
Ss, quality loaf sngr, 9xc 10 crushed sugar, gsf1 :
nrelo 4. orushed susI exc; grsnustsd sugar. sa,c ;
srcund sosa, DC renlcu whue sus.r, 4, sfss 10.
yellow sugar., q, sko.
wBlsxsr sales u 400 > aso bos were reported
atg
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Bocraa ard Siss,es, Tyr



day evening. says
market saove partial fymp.oLs o. =, covery fror
The nLesraesg .bes FoyA a yesterday, and Inc osps
Ion W operate was aote scntf no baIks asi
dealers taking Considerably Quantities 81 sxohspgs
thus tnsblIg cSttcn buyers 70 Win more
freedom On rsforrrg " commercial itnost u all
Re ycTcslvec hat TIC TIA t-Ctcrs attained vary !ar
rgrgc. TIC Discount mrkgt, oxevVr cout,aGCs very
iLsctiye Ia fact, there outside 1efsa Tor 70 eS
ard ihe burden Of accommodation falls exclusively
We baks. 81 course, ttey lot "a podon %
all the trerirgs, tut iUiclous diFcfimlnltuB al
met urseEt wsuts enables tac 10 graft pretty much 81
tie pCcalul a1i'.@rca that q Repaired l. iha
whic, capital Is teccru,.ins rsaidly In private sds
ard fosns chances for inv.ttment many Of which xin
~, ftoecar ior cpe .ime v cons. whs.oser o,y
10 rua that cotton and other Iroiucu wll b. H..
qaina at al hAzA'ds HeEce, i cue more s,sses
should ieocdc from the Urtcn, there s occasion
for rrdus tErtcnieGt and apprebeasi-n. large rrt
husr,fs .as duuo IN czcasnge. md the maize, .hpw
vttteraay. liz taio q tsrus nachsa fiy 40 co a.
fCsh fc8 gar cfar hVir ~ top names tfiEg "a The
latter r''oe torsh pnts r.arce-s little n re WIS
rsa - a. ereeao1 oulv. Snnc : z ~ sf drafts
worried "a ~ ttsA les Abnus h1H r'iiDn OF francs
vre torshi mesi. s,sf rs. sf5sH, the range q me
marhci bt'rg ffil 4os6 30 rsia ~ a specially 90.
Qrts Signature sss maze At rartlrn sr1va tie lasar
rae We oid Ut tcaT nAy rsnssct5us " ssty dsys
,ne North, ibsra teitg srry say dcrsrd fnr tnas
hrls We quote then from 81 ssH discount rhs SAFES
~ sirht we've lsrfs ~ lela discurt cnrsife
r 81 ar.oun. 81 saIsa A. tao inside oenFc Ose days
srh va 500 ~ 4. Ier cent discount a. Hsea rAtf
tto q specie tets Iris direction Tho arst 10
nsnent q $500 GO sod Ell Nes York yeierdas, AMI
" az ouri tNus ar nil0n psfre the TIDE 500.
10 srver, ought 80 receive .nre three ur nl5as
Cposr fuch - nasx, natter I'll sOoa present better
Appearance
The Cincinnati Gd5tae Or noad,y evening
says
lorc ass Goa llnued struIg densaa4 ror currency "a
tsy n eny from he pork =, scndpg largo
saus fto zoe concry. Balances are y c,arss tuaoias
ossly. @e.s, hsfsioss, Asre y an lao. ossies
esnsnd or lnara fsfiits are at - hssrhi ~ thy
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

As9rxs Some 20 80 bbs. sold at 5c. for both
bsYA Flour-7ha market irregular tooeD
ed buoy nrey nut rlnssd svy aud 1uli, and
nuoD g's9ss icas saleaoa @itnol, sone cyaces
scn 10 favor Of be!efs The dusets IA exarhs aud I'm
prove IN feiabs tented 10 ospr5s The afGe. Tho
seles mbrsc.d sbou IL 0o0 bpk. oosirs da shn tne
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OF this tuTpius there has been applied 70 the
purchase Of engines 81, 500: and expended on
property or permanent accounts, $25,ss2 IA. There
was applied TO the payment of sluO 600 first mort
gage bonds, over the amount received stock.
,2s $50, and the remainder sif $40 IS, is either
land in cash or appears in an increase Of the &c
counts receivable.
The statement Of the Ct. Louis banks for tho
week Ell ding November II Has as folluNs:-
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aHns Lncreha Lselp0oii LAMAR LONDON.
Wind 81 ss'1se' , " very Light
mfscehaneouss
amp sour ?, ,.o ems was yssss.aas M ,uo
Co DRY Dock and Wet Company at Jersey City under the
supervision o. serrian, lr
The Hamburg mai sesmasir Hsnnona 0spt schxeassn
rs passengers and $50 100 in spscie.
srEAssar PArArsco v. at Portland from New York,
pcrsilh inst, PM fen in with the Handkerchief Lrshlp
her into Edr l2,b AN assed t,p.al lahore
sarorn.
snIo racroz-Ra,,rors Voc B-g,ir FACTOR from Alex
spera for boston suns 81 thncotesgns nigh Of the last
Sas arrived here tf,y Telegraph +, Elwo,a waiter Es1
s q thu s ses,S q II. A Old
frovidsnce
w nE ne q Ss psT, for $
hto By steamboat Ssw saveu carrying away her jis'oom
BRic syp1oop Melville which sailed foor Havana "a inst
ssas IN, an ns.,s s,
s,on) Holmes non Sew sors for B,m VITA l~. OF boz
ipri AID head ana bow stove having bsea 10 sa With 40
o sne s aos unsn'"A 1he ss0'aer vas staining
seqs .'segEsn re.b,e,. which sslsd from Taunton 90
ie,r bu, ain sro5sb,y be nj ~ .,.sss, oss ~
scnR srsI. =. spasding q ssnisors from
Bay, saw sshs srns
CH,KIrsros hoy Jisssm,hs, James adeer arrived here
@ S.s ios Teeort. Csss run .1to b. eas name no
SIR saPp lsd 10 have The trinns
csnsge. lly tell
-,,r.--. r.. rns.s -.
se,-,r. NJ y ,,,s .a - Ahu vas sg's am IN
rNe su.risn hip Aibe-t cu-rer Raynes wbcs arrived
ryie INT aoa., ,n Tow t,n "a aa ~, .,,.-e,,,
10 4, a.re = - ' -
rs srssr al sss On hsr sy NJ the s 4 w ~
nv ssv Az ws ~ sr r. S'rsr 49, ~ ssg s o.,
sts r. besn eloked ard stssppss
81 Mo- MI Rr
a. ~ 10y ,tih -, ~ - ~. "a iioh @sEe'sI.s
W "a ~ N,h ~. y De &c. = lssAy hAs bSsn sur
Foxe KoSc setI2Ire Prosrs Are frori shanyhae
sFvG here lGt sepofts he .synr snrpg
sleh b. 70 put he e necessary repairs
sue rerieai esp coqDin,' frr m San van sco which
EiE t. al eSi q ,ysioSa i Sc ssraa torens
esss,es ~ III h rse a,n, ~ 's'e mre, sags
to,sps ara =, - To- uh,n ~. -. AZ, ia s.,x 80
IL ssa - ,r ascs trt ~ lie .or 80. ~ hsa ~
nos - s'e ies os' - ae mp = 'sd e be enls ssn
o0nssow. is H. esss. ...~ s.v. s,s -. 80
o. cosrse are slso dsIaa v.d 20
Iasissurssr rov 4 SSo b.ss Q, rrsn ,Arswn a tbs
.,.s,.c vrssrtss,n eioSeo --as-s s.,,, .,c- ro,s,
June Ia r - goLna Ne ana Neu 4ns ana has not NJ AZ
rves ~. A. 49, 80 H.. ~ n ~ 30 Is,s. - - 80, =,
Sms,in al, "a ~, ,r,,rt \, So r-ea sr nn
Ne. i0rs 'n he sss u,
Inst Tia wlisa GAry q us tln. eSs & Owned pr,n
rally hy N.fh - md Jsnes SAWYER nirr s5ass
lssegnsd tr the We. India tsae nancss
No,i,e m syrrtrers
ror.~r- NOV u ,sse
a !, IN, MICS ,xSss W. es nsf'sa ar 70. %
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iusre ~M sue aaubt expressed " 'C8sggs ossSeoa
H. fhi sgtuN, ~htiger c50a ccl1pT@sei 20 be
ftstu o. fpefih ets ratep, aafet npo1 OF the aFe
Aiat'c Nnss 81 their Sssp MEETING, whether "
wts 70 re is1en a. % ess Tie adYAncs made aoar
~ icufin IN Oco0er H. y o. ana o. nos nsvng
tc q srriy - cait01 M sdvEncs b9 se~1ta q
hst ere 10 snf ~htch - spp~ovei lp' NeS YORK
~ ioag isst a.t4es ~ cnttan vel naF Aad f0Irth
ils, rhc ihr ua1frsianai'r nyN e tnst eom pressed
o. 90 ilai 70 ~ 90 hi.s 3. l'ft ihs- tho soartn css
rate
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clTH wARD.--A srreIaL MExr1vo ~ THn
~ 1wsrfl-th vard n-sctinrisg- snd b>re Cno wm -
bid - 800 sinh bb Vriyp svsnrg Novsmbes
N ~ rri for TIE utng-c. Of nVors~nt ou@a>n
~ netnsl sleresrce !. rrqus.ed -s.
wufirs r. wIpv, Ge-vtssry
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psss of ssw tov6. Nov enss., - 1890.
-iFANfp
Sesnnsfip Quaker n.y. ssufed, nasAis-u arsous Brcr
As-2rAbio 4la11 tide Posi-. s0sannGDH tg.s. ~ ~,
SIG tfct Xafgs. ltveffn1,- L4rrgakCl
shp ssue-ss, Esos ~ svrsi- " ,x,trd " sstasbap
shr lo~ssh hrsalse H,sre-, ilverp.l-J Wbt.., +,
stfr ktnSs1ss-. p'scn. l~eryocl n xxrsau
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The receipts hy The Erie ard Chanpisin canal
during the first week in November, in the years
a foIl,,x..
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The receipts by the Erie and Champain canals
from the opening Of navigation 70 November :, IN
the years named, were rs follows
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TIN wArD DsNoCRaTIC UNION ASSOCIATION
IL Gate breoslafiss AID Lass nbI -Memsers Of ths
Soye rsqre.tei % meet Ills WrcAy) evcn:ng At 'rhe
s'oren IN BIZ = ksr street, 81 slocs sfsnes
HkSRr PuIfoRp, Sec. CuAs- ID. BROWN President.
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srrCfAf NOTICE
an ctnass add ,siss n.csiei Tor ~ Yosx assasp
ffoHd = eatftf
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POLITICAL.

Farm u. rAYIoR. eecrcssry.
----------------------
1kr vARp YOUNG nEH's DEMOCRATIC CiUR-ran
member II he soov~ med club cquesed attend
meess FRIDAY syezns. Nov. l6 lsC0 V held NO
81 sst street ny order ~ JOHN orNlPP, PIesidonA
tHAs. hHncrrs Ss.......s~.
1HAs burcmSs. Soe'o
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DeaaA ~ Iomes H. fAnjlina. ssssassssa
Hardly have the flowers Of Spring com.
msaesdsto raise heir tiny heads ever the new
mafs grave Of WASHINGTON lRvrso, ere the
Itorary world y called on - lAusat the dsasA
of mis- intimate associate aud former COD dtaor,
JANIS KlRK1 PAuLps1a. He died on he ath
Instant at 1Arsytown, N. Y, in the slst year
Of his age. A family alliance with IRVING led
to that intimate association from which sprung
the periodical known a. " Salmagundi," devo-
ted to satirizing the foibles Of fashionable life
The magazine wasa success, - might natural.
ly be supposed from the fact that the contri-
buttons were exclusively from their pens. In
Isl3, Mr.. PAuLDiNG published several popu-
lar satires, and in 1915 spent the summer In
virginia from which State he wrote his LET.
tiers from the South.' In 1919 the "Salma.
eundi." which had been discontinued from q
Misunderstanding with the Publisher. was
again issued, and shortly after appeared in
succession his novels Of "Westward Ho,"
"The Dutchman's Fireside," and others. The
"Puritans Daughter" was his last literary
work. From 1887 to 1871, he was Secretary Of the
Navy under Mr.. VAN BUREN's administration,
since which time he has lived in retirement
Mr.. PAULDlNG's works were full Of geniality,
and even their satire was SO tempered with
the spirit Of kindness that it never degene-
rated into sarcasm. His readers will lament
the death of the man, as we'll as regret the de.
mise of the author.
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We hope that the citizens of Manchester will
not forget to prepare f0g their corporate cleo.
ticns and arrange their tickets with view to
the true in terests OF their city. Their council
men should BE- free bridge Mea-determined
that by some means or other, all tax upon the
Communication between their town and Rich
mond shall be abolished. Any man can see
that the moment free transit across the river
is established, Manchester will begin career
Of the most rapid imprOveme mt. But a few
months will elapse after that event before she
will be completely revolutionixed. Every man
that owns a rood Of ground either In the town
or near 1t. will be worth much more than he
was before The abolition of the tolls, His land
will be enhanced many times In value. Houses
will be built rapidly. The whole place will ring
with the busy industry Of the builders. Man.
ufactofles will BE- multiplied, and a degree NJ
general animation be impaired into the du,
and torpid corporation that will astouish IT'S
people AL this follows the grand measure az
the Tree bridge upon the plainest ana most
practical reasoning The tax ON coramunic..
lion between Richmond and Maucbester a.
now the ooIy obstacle In the way Of a fu,l
participation BY Manchester In all thu adv.n-
tages OF the Improvements which terminn.. |,
Richmond. and which cost 90 much MONEY
Remove It, and she u promoted to the relation
Of joint partner In these benefits; the streams
that arc enriehing Richmond will also irrigate
Manchester, and Increase the abundance oi
her fngaiheyed stores.
The people Of Nanchestsr have before thsm
the ciearsst and plainsst proposition imasina.
BILE. Taers can hardly ~ two ideas apon the
subject. We repeat what wshsve before said
that no iowa 10 this STATE bas the opportsnt.
y q sseurisg 70 itself such grsst advastagss
for 50 small an outlay ~ Manchsster has
We appeal 70 Mr. ei.issns Tor their own ssksz
ana sos The wslfass ard property Of shsis
IOWA asd vicinity, y tats up this subject Of .
1Tss bridge md dstsruins TO work Il out sue
csssfaily 1Thess isse tisas 70 lose, Let tbsm
sAei ~ once. SIS
III QeatNsleht Nas aleel1d lonxar Of 10.
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DIED

On the morning of the 9Th instant. WALTER
f. MALONE. only son Of James A. Malone. aged
wears and q DAYS.
The friends Of the family are invited to attend
his funeral this friday afternoon. at O'Clock,
from the residence of his father 5th street,
the Armory. without further notice.
On Wednesday. 4th April. at Al O'Clock P. NJ :.
ELIZA JANE, wife of J. r. ROane, In the AID
year of her age.
The friends and acquaintance Of the family are
invited to attend her funeral from the residence
on FRIDAY. 9th April, at O clock P. NJ, without
further notice.
"a Baltimore and Petersburg papers please
copy.
At the residence of her son. Samuel Clark. on
Both of March, NIrs CATHERINE RICE.