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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-07-17
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-07-17
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50 s,fdtiHiss li,rRit. s6s id nit k,n 6,rr,n SIR, =
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uno l'n Ssitaas be SUsIitims absrtnfizmsnS HI
aadtN. N q q $3.50. o"
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-07-17
S1Snt. 9. eScmcs u. So.
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SSI Sertsaf hu 80 ". Q. SpreS Il. &c.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-07-17
~ 50 6Albe, Yisrt,l n obt,f G.ttA f,ir.n

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5 Stttten t%rssrtrtsH Sbieam Din.
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40 S'!t. frti&,n Steer uRS ~s3esrtSs,S Glt.
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10000 tmpcrtirte pTiaeipte 9iaarrsa.
40 caste hdita alien @Nrt, Dfdeeira unt Sk,rr, gR,i,
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80 DO fine 10 spole SIoEes.
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700 SARs 1tc, 2asutra aaR 9asa 4aFu.
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-07-17

8eners Hnb Observation-Disclosures,
Virginia Fire & Marine Tnrurnnce Com
pRny
Die sth 8sna 6iSt Capital psn 100000 6sTbt
nab I'M Sabre 1885, our6 bic @tisks,tuaa
spn Strstrt,n etust1tst rurpe.
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sen prompt s%tItifttt.
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zen tsttulirse sire HtAtS bsrtdR,f.
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-07-17
Btatts far Greer

Mtatts fHr Urpctr!
Safer, SscSR, 4ayS &C.,
3Ss StlS. s~;rtiEisit4 3a9sr,
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40 SAeGStE priEa Soften Butter.
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81. =. Stxrts

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GtEtGHie NNAtrRarts ma8,n.
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10. StrsSt sOii6ea Matn II. @ary.
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80 SrUetnap, Ode @auRrsst, s,R Ssrt.
SaGrsR $a4itaI Sa00,00S
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-07-17

Did, 0sItEfAs aft ID AuGRtlr Irtit, and bier in S;da
bare tlrsS NSeRisn SERelsERsen eRtsesenIu nekHta
recent BE saasrH Rubtns Usrb.n inter bic Der.
Vsi1tilt.
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S,rmaRia Releases Observation-Disclosures
q tauptfiAliS far bic ttutfae DniIttraRa her De,
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E%aeiHaautr- nab @isfsl. HerE,.
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puts, Rtstn uuo Strp6. 90 oortv
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%sNa"rtH, pie bldg Su 'auien linz lei
81. a. Mpera,
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8. xSGtr pttsfants, Btss-Yrai.
sic AHrRtu, n o, GrIt.
@s&ess y. &tGtt. &tAtAAE@dIt.
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&srpuratsren uns Otr,Etpr,r

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y. 9AtnG, &nsuf Solvent, SfaAt HttRbtiE,r,
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-28

privately dividing the fat jobs and spoiis Of o.
Corporation with each other, and il is agreed
between them that Wood shall be reelected
Mayor. II this be 80 there is an end Of the Ar.
gument; for Tammany and Mozart combined
can walk over the course. At all events, it u
very plain, from the terrible hue and Org q
Messrs. Gallatin, Chittenden, Ketchum and
Dayton, that Mayor Wood is strong man in
this community, and that among the political
cliques Of the city opposed to him there ID
hardly strength enough to put him down. Tsis
point will be settled on election day. rain o.
ahino
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-28
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY, NOVEMBER a. 1851

Tuesday. will strike death blow ct all at
tempts to sbolitionize New York city. BY
voting for Mr. Wood, who is man Of enlarged
national views, and whose comprehensive ad-
ministrative intelligence has been proved by
several years Of executive experience, our mer-
chants and mechanics, manufacturers and
moneyed men Will prove themselves worthy of
the high character for intelligence and dis
eliminating patriotism they have always en-
joyed, and our laboring classes, especially
among the Irish and Germans, will show that
they do not intend to be supplanted in their
daily occupations by emancipated slaves, while
they themselves are either driven into exile or
the poorh0ase.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-28

coin shall be furnished With COPY. aud the Minis
ters Of the contracting Powers now in Washington
are authorized to conclude it, separately or coliec
lively, with the United States. As delay, how
ever, may jeopardixs the success Of the expedition
the operations Of the Ahed Commissioners are not
to be interrupted after the feet has reached Of Vera
Cruz for Mr. Lincoln's signature. II was thought
that the French war ships for the Cult would o.
semble at Havana between the 18th and 10th Of
December.
Sir James Ferguson. NJ. p, is rather hurt AZ the
idea Of being classed as an English spy during his
recent tour to America. He disclaims the charac-
ter earnestly, pleads that Of gentleman" promi-
nenty. and leaves his constituents to imagine that
he enjoyed the opportunity Of comforting with the
American commanders on both sides during his
journey.
The cotton crisis was felt severely in England.
and many workmen had gone ON strike" as q
MEANS verysstrange one. certainly-of prevent
ing o reduction of wages. The London Ne,cs.
noticing this fact ensmerates about forty failures
of manufacturers already, and states that when
the artisans ''strike" produces q good many more
there will be no wages at ~ to be had.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-28

The day will no doubt be faithfully observed.
not only by the people in the above named States
and localities, but BY the soldiers who now repre-
sent them at the seat Of war. We claim for the
patriotic and devotional proclamations which will
be found In another part Of this paper an attentive
perusal, and promise that the reader will be fully
rewarded for the time thus appropriated. The law
courts do not hold any sessions to-day.
The Canada, from Liverpool the 10th, and
Queenstown the 18th inst, arrived at Halifax yes
terday, her way to Boston, and the mails of the
Bohemian reached this city from Portland at the
same time. The news is two days later
Cotton renal oed firm in Liverpool; prices were
unchanged, but the market had an advancing ten
dency. Breadstuffs were inactive. with few sales.
Consos closed in London on the 10th inst at 937s
a "a for money. II has been found that over thirty
cotton manufacturers failed lately in England.
Some of the operatives had gone on "strike' as
means Of opp0singa reduction of wages.
The Russian army in ne Caucasus had been de.
feated with great loss by the Circassians. Poland
was still convulsed. The Russian troops were in.
suited daily, and the Archbishop Of Warsaw had
been arrested for insulting General Luders. who
commands the force. France hoped for much
financial relief from the new budget Of NJ. Fould.
italian affairs were not materially changed.
The Brazilian mail Ut Lisbon brings dates from
Pernsmbuco of the 2Ist and Rio Janeiro Of the
25th Of October. Sales of cotton IONs0O at Per
nambuco; at Rio, coffee, sales Of good first at
64H60O. The stock is 100000 bags. Cotton is
quoted at 1900 refs.
The following table shows the number Of officers
and men the United States had engaged ia the va
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fng from 81 a Is per head Swine were again
IN enormous supply and prices were somewhat
lower, varying from 30. q $40. The total receipts
were 1858 beef cattle. 100 COWS. 6Oeveas, ls,lA7
sheep and lambs, and 81, 100 swine.
The cotton market was active and iirmsr Yesterday
the chief saios were made 10 spinnSrs embraced
about 200 bales which closed on the basis Of CSC per
pound FOR middiing upands Tho noxr lnarke. opened
steady, with fair demand within the previous range
OF prices; but, under the iaauence OF che Cana
ds's news, the market grew dull, and fell of
Tor common and medium grades fully &C. per
barrel. Wheat lc. &c. per hashel lower.
Tho concession induced larger operations, with free
sales here and TO arrive. Corn also depressed by
the news. and closed about L. per bshe lower Pork
was active tl2 80 sis tor old aud meas and st
- 50aSo for prime Sugars were active and nrmer,
and closed from 10 10 No. por h. higher 90 the weeks
sales Tho transactions went Ear 70 relieve Tho market
Of common reclining goods. The sAles embraced about
1000 hhds, 600 boxes and 800 bags (Pesnambaacs)
rates siycn in another column Coffee was drmy bold,
with limited sales. Frsights were rather armer, with
more Offering.
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upon u Time
Three wise mon Of Gotham
Wont to sea in bowl;
And il the old dame had been present at the
Cooper Institute Taxpayers meeting the other
evening she would have added that these three
wise men were James Gallatin, Hiram Ketchum
and Alderman Dayton, and that there was
fourth man among them hardly less remarkable
for wisdom, Of the name of Chittenden.
Mr.. Gallatin 10 Wall street financier, and,
like many other well intentioned fnanciers, is
very wise man in his own conceit; but il he is
as ignorant in matters of finance as of our cor
poration politics. he is not quite up in wisdom
to the standard of Solomon. According to Mr..
Gallatin, Mayor Wood was one of those "traitor
leaders who were not ashamed to avow from
high places a wicked design to take this
city out of the Union aud deluge our
streets in blood" but, fortunately as we
arc next told. .the people never trusted
him. nor would they trust him now if he could
make trouble Why, then. all this uproar if
he is powerless to make any trouble, But
again, year after year. under Mayor Wood, our
taxes have become higher and higher. But does
anybody suppose that under Mr.. Opdyke, or
Mr.. Gunther, or anybody else, we shall have
for years to come, reduction of our taxes.
viii not the old fable Of the fox and the flies
afford us some light on this subject.
Mr.. Chittcnden declares that our city govern
ment is the most infamous in the world, and
that if it cannot be put down by ballots it must
be put down by bullets. This declaration
covers the idea that il Mayor Wood shall be
reelected we shall probably have bloody re-
beliion. But all such notions are very absurd
Moreover. the publication of our city govern
ment will require much Larger work Of re-
form than the election of new Mayor. If you
do nothing else but elect q new Mayer, you may
elect new one every Saturday morning. and
Mr.. Chittenden's tax bill will still increase.
Mr.. Ketchum is lawyer, and he spoke like
wise lawyer in saying that the loss of an cleo
ton is not a sufficient cause for rebellion.
But Mr.. Ketchum has a grievous complaint
against Mayor Wood. What is it? Wood de-
feated the reelection of Judge Woodruff and
Judge Hoffman, after securing them the Mozart
nomination, and after each of these hopeful
nominees had paid out his money to Mozart for
elsctloneering purposes. "Served them right"
1t was none of their business to pay out their
money in such an election for electioneering
purposes. But" says Mr.. Ketchum, " our Lee
gislature would not trust Mr.. Wood any further
than they could fling cat by the tail" Where,
then, is the danger Of his reelection, if be has no
power now, and has no prospect of getting any
What says Mr.. Ketchum?
Mr.. Alderman Dayton, smelling Of manure,
came in at the tail OF the meeting, gathering up
the corruption rubbish of the city government
by the CARLOAD According to his showing
Fernando Wood and Tammany Hall are play
ing possun before the public. while they xre
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THE NEWS.

Thanksgiving and praise to the Great Ruler Of the
Universe will occupy the attention to-day of the
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hr. WILLIAM B. SHAW Is no longer correspondent Of
this paper in Washington