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steamer tho sloop might havs been without
ght ~ the hight ws not very dark but, with me ghe
exhibited On the oop OF which We cannot doubt
on bard testy 70 u, there Is not hay
seen her 10 time TO have avoided tbs disaster We con-
sder INC case very plain one OF fault Tho part ~ he
steamer a. 70 no damages agree with the Curt
Una. inc oesnt was entitled TO recover on the
nAss o. .o'a loss The injury u the vessel ard cargo
Sound Which, at the place Of ison sixteen
miles widehe was not under obligation ontr the
expense AMI hazard Of attempting their 10 save
anything from the wreck. the attempt had res lied
In the increase Of his loss which Il probably would The
resp ndents would not have been Liable for IT, becreo
affirmed,
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

NATuNDAf NOV. ~ +. IT.
pLorr-1ns market steady and In fair demand
with OF about 10 600 bbls closing without change
IN prices.
WHEAT firm for most grades while the quotations
about the same The transactions embraced about
$50 900 bushels, part 10 arrive.
CoRS.-Jhs receipts wero light and the market about
NC. higher The sales embraced about 1876 900 bushels
closing at 64c 64c for good to prime shipping lots Of
Western mixed for export
PORK was quiet and prices unchanged. Tho sales
baccd 200 800 bbs SIS $l5 so for mess and 50 so
o 80 62a for prime.
WmsKsY.-saos Of 500 bblI we're made Of 2o,sc
81 &c,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERC GAL.

SATURDAY, Nov. Sc Pm.
The money market is without material change.
The holders are seldom paying over per cent,
and first class paper can be sold at 61l
Exchange closed firmly, very few of the bankers
being willing to draw.
Stocks were dull to-day. without material change
in prices. The market is kept in state of inac-
tivity by the non-receipt Of news from the South
regarding the feet. As soon a. intelligence of Q
favorable character is received it is supposed that
buyers will operate more boldly while, on the
other hand, the bears trust that news of some dis
aster will depress prices. At the board to-day
(there was but one, as usual on Saturdays) stocks
opened at about the closing prices yesterday.
but at the close some Of the railway shares were
weaker New York Central declined "a Erie Il,
Toledo "A and Rock Island a. On the other hand,
registered United States skies advanced Il, tho
dves of 1874 "a, virginias Il and Milwaukee ana
Prairie du Chen Il. Pacific sold at 9s-a decline
of Il per cent, produced by sales made by parties
who bought at lower prices. After the board the
market was dull.
The Boston Commercial Bulletin mentions bark
case decision Of some Importance
AZ long ago Is 1858 cashier OF the Bank Of Brghto
Dir. Woodwork detected in embezzng the funds d
the bank but for some reason or other proceedings
Of the embezzlement 1t ascertaincd that Mr WosA
worth had caused to DO discounted At the Faneu Han
Bank in this city, $50 900 In drafts New York
in the OF the Bank Of Brighton The then presde0k
Of the Bank Of Brighton Mr. Stephen Bennett refused
acknowledge the responsibility Of the bank and ts0k
shelter under the dealcation Of the cashier The Fans
Hall Bank had discounted the drafts in good faith and
commended that the Bank Of Brighton responsible.
Part Of these drafts discounted in September and
part in Octobef, 1855 The entered court,
with the ablest counsel both Sides Tho has juse
been decided and the decree Of the court has been
tered for plaintiff with two cent per month interest,"
amounting in all to about $35 900.
The receipts Of the Harlem road for the monA
of October are as follows
500 4lo0 ,ZoI ~
1901 W $40 ~
Decrease. tlU,4lZ -
The anthracite coal brought down by the Read.
ing Railroad this week amounted to % ,430 tonss
same time last year SO, 1879 tons. The bitumineus
coal, not yet reported. will be about 1000 tons
The Schuylkill Canal has brought down s2,oSs
tons; same week last year 27,l74.
The Chicago Tribune gives the following state.
ment of the movements of produce at that point
Tho annexed table shows thu receipts OF leading aru.
ctn.o Al og dstA for
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Tue committee also say that the pre.sGt supplies Of
coal WIZ DC nearly AL Se epLty will require for ,his
season me present contract price s. Is per rn ii
2,2io pounds
The Board adjourned iii mon ~ Iyssd,, 49, -,
they will meet M County Csnvasscrs ~
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MAGNIFICENT PARTY ~ THE BAScu NOW vpp
PBINCBss ROYAL OF ENGLAND APPEARyp- xrLl.
TARY UNIFORMS AND THE DRESSES or Ypr Ia.
DIES ETC.. ETC.
fKongsberg (Oct III correspondence az London TIfuss
BY eight O'Clock p. D. . very large number % guests
had arrived, and il not much later When the bal
opened by the royal party walking rolonaisc d.
ecendng from the raised platform in Front Of the curtain
the dancers advanced Down Tbs hall and M wheeling
70 their Left the masters of the ceremonies preceding
turning by the same route. THIS well devised to
allow the guests 10 gaze their IN royslya sight
doubtless to the provincial eyes o. ny NJ them
The prouenadefor such 10 wss--was repeated several
times, the partners changing each time.
- regret that my wsni II practice in
vents my attempting 10 give you fun true and
particular account u who wa ked with whom in each
ono Of the turns or OF who partners the quadre
tnA followed. IN tho Poonsfse were present
ho king ana queen TIE Crown Prince and the Princess
Royal OF England, tho Austrian Arcltake Charles Louis
twho arrived here on Tuesday night by special train
ana was most cordially received aud greeted al The
station by the Prussan Princess ,oms other German
Princes Lord Clarendon some nj thu local author The
burgonasters pretty daughter who shsk ,he tsaa,,a
hand, aud few others OF whces names am ,gno,sr,
Tho Queen looked rather fstguei 1t was tbonh, ana
wen may she be So with all these ponps and cbrsrnie.
festyas and receptions although people soy ii r soTi
Of thing she likes. ''
that CHEEKY, hearty smile which is one Of he chSf
characteristics OF his physiognony and which seems s
- must Incline all men, no matter what their poltcsi
opinions may be, personally 10 like him
our Princess Victoria looked extremely wel For rea.
you VII easily conjecture cannot repeat otherwise
than III snnca terms all the good hear Of her must
say haN woe what ] know to be literally and strictly
true that AZ once the pride and the 10y OF Tie fsm
~ into Ri mlrrioge has ntrCd ced har and that she
infs s> @rfcctly happy In the affection aud regard
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G A Z ID IN Err s
RHEUMATIC AND NEURALGIA
COMPOUND,

SSHa oSNDs
A certain, safe and permanent cure for Rheuma-
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the most delicate constitutions wi ii perfect safe
ty.
Testimonials.
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Alter suffering with Rheumatism twenty years
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tie Of ." GARDENERS Rheumatic and Neuralgia Com
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without obtaining relief, was induced to try
"Gardiner's Rhcumatiean Neural gia Compound"
have taken but one bottle and am entirely we'll.
D. ID. BAXTER, Dry Goods Dealer, No. fp
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| have been afflicted with Salt Rhcurn in its
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can he ina Eiucd except by those similarly aiilict
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JOHN A. MORDO, Pearl st. House, Boston, Mass
" GARDENERS Rheumatic and Neuralgia Com
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=" GARDENERS Rheumatic and Neuralgia Com
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Orc half bottle of your Compound cured me of
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THOMPSON, Pearl Street House, Boston.
| certify that my friend Nm. T. GHddcn, Esq.
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with painful attack OF Neuralgia and Rheuma-
ALBERT SMITH, ENMember Of Congress
from Maine.
The undersigned hereby certify that they have
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ami found IN every case, immediate and perma-
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ADRIAN WEEKS. Webster St. East Boston.
The Rbr4mat,- ant Neuralgia C51apouad has ban
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SENT FREE TO ANY ADDRESS

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STATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK, ss.-Suprene Judicial Court, April
Term, leGl.
Fan the foregoing iitrl the Court order that
Ea,iee IL lhe pendencF 81 tie same be given 10
TIE lbeiee therein named, by serving her with an
attic tad copy Of stil br and of tais order there
an, or ~ publishing the me- three weeks success
.iYely ia the Ellsworth American, the last publ
lion, scr ice MS a.olesl I, u be atleast thirty
81 before the nextterm af this Curt to be hold
en- st Ellsws5tl, within yal f. the County Of
a aeacs, ou o., fourth Tuesday If October next.
thu. said ibolee may TIA and there appear, an5
show cause il any she has, WY the prayer there
Of should not he granted.
Attest. PARKER ". PERRY, Clerk.
! true copy Of the Libel and order thereon.
3 Attest, PAEkEG5 V. PERRY, Clerk
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a. NJ. RINNINGER 4 CO
NOTICE.

The subscribers intending 70 close up their bus
mes IN TINS place respectfully request all persons
indebted 70 them to make immediate payment.
and all persons having unsettled accounts are re-
quested to call and adjust the same We offer for
sale the following Real Estate
The House occupied by 7. D. Joncs on Main
Street.
Our wharf property on Water Street.
400 acres Wild laud on the west side Of Reeds
Pond in Ellsworth.
ltoo acres wild land at the head Of Reeds Pond
in Dedham
nunber Of House Lots in this village.
The above property will be sold on favorable
terms.
Also Pews No 40 and 50 on the broad al lie in
the Congregational Meeting House.
Counting Room in Writings Block.
e viii give our attention u the DESIGNATING
and Negotiating Of Commercial Paper.
i4i J. ", 4 7. b. JONES,
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The undersigned having removed from Fns
worth, has left his notes and accounts with Eucce
Hale, Esq, with whom they can be settled within
reasonable time without costs 10 the % indebted
PHI, JOHN 5. PEARSON.
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g-A single bottl, Of sPALDfNG's PREPAR-
Ed GILT L will save ten times its cost annually. =
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
SPALDING'S PREPARED CLUE
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE

AVE TIE PILNAs
ECONOMY DISPATCH
1f"A STITCH N TINS SAWS NlNE.' IL
A accidents viii happen, even Ia well resu'at-
ed families, il is very desirable to have some cheap
and convenient way Tor repairing Furniture, Toys,
Crockery Sc.
>PALDING'S PREPARED dLGE
meets all saeh emergencies, and no household can
lord IL DC without 1t. 1t is always ready and W
to the sticking point
"LSEFLL ~ EVERY HOUNE.'
y. IA Brush accompanies every bottle Price
- cents, Address.
HENRY c. SPALDING.
NJ. IS Cedar street, New York.
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As certain unpriuciplcd persons are attemptin:
10 palm OF on the uBSusp e0ting public, imitation
Of my PREPARED GIL L, | would caution al
persons to examine before purchasing, and see tina
the full name,
SP4LDING"S PREPARED GLUE,
is the outside wrapper; all others are swindlin
covatsyisits lyia-6-z9
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BY the use of these Pill. the periodic at
tacks of NEEvoUs or SICK HEADACHE may be
prevented and If taken ~ the commence
jEent Of an attack immediate relief from pain
aad sickness viii he obtained.
9Hey seldom fail in removing the NAUSEA
arc HEADACHE to which females are 81 sub
jcot.
T1cy act gently upon the towels.-remov-
ing Costiveness.
Ter Literary Men, Students, Delicate Fe-
males and all persons Of Sedcniary HABITS,
hey are valuable as a LAXATIVE, improving
the appetite, giving tone and vigor 10 the d.
sestiye organs, and restoring the natural elias
!e!ty and strength of the whole system.
The CEPHALIC PILLS are the result Of
long investigation and carefully conducted eI-
perimcntS. have been in use many years. cur
rag which time they have prevented and
relieved vast amount Of pain and suffering
from Headache, whether originating in the
nervous system -r from deranged state Of the
stomach.
They are entirely vegetable in their compo-
stion, snd may be taken al all times with
perfect safety without making any change Of
diet, and the absence Of any dlsa1reeabie taste
renders it easy to administer them To children.
REW3RE OF COENlEkFEIiS
The genuine have i've signatures Of Henry G..
Spalding on each Box.
Sold by Druggists and all other Dealers IN
Medicines.
\ Box will be sent oy mail prepaid on re-
ceipt Of the
PRICE % CENTS.
A II orders NIaulI he addressed To
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They reviee Cough instantly.
They clear the Throat,
They give strength and volume to the voice.
They impart delicious aroma to the breath
They are made Of delicious herbs and cannot
harm any Ole.
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fss, CAdies Washing Powders soap pye stus, Trsses
Supporter, epit-, nf all kinds CitgYu, Cur
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oY '9Y '29 ''99' 'oY ''oY
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Nt.d Cherry Balsam; Fowles cure for Piles; pr.
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Gargiinc Oil; Dadd's and Mller's Condition Pow.
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Pills, for female distractions 6c Grugor's Con-
centfated Cure for nervous weakness; Hcmbods
FLUID Extract Of Burehu, for diseases Of the blad
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and cuts uariiuers Rheumatic Compound; Peru.
Wan syrup Gculds Pin worm Syrup; Houghins
Corn solvent, an iHtallble rem dy; Magnetic
Balsam, for rheumatism and ueuralgie; Jeiiries'
Pauacea Of Life, sure cure for Sore Throat aud
Bronchial affections; Stones Elixir for bronchitis
COPELAND sure cure for Bed Bugs,
BITFERS-0yygenat Hollands Pecks, Har.
dy's, Browns, Clarke's Sherry Vine, Langleys
Root and Herb, Abbott's, and others;
LINIMENT-Tobias' Good Samaritan, Mustang,
aud Liniments and ointments Of all kinds.
oAl~>Nf MI I'l4A-buii :, Sands ;, shaker and
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PILL9-AyeF's sugar coated, Drandreths and
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Ayers Cherry Peetoral; Bants Pulmonary bal.
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and Iarrisons Hair Dye Hameys Mask Cologne
Shaving Cream and Nerbena Water; Butchers
Dead shot for Bed Bugs and all other articles
usually kept in a Drug store.
Physicians Prescriptions CAREFULLY eola-
pounded. l
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l.. X. K.
IMPORTANT To TiiISk AFFLICTED u tTH CERaS
Il seKett LIS, \. y ~ rHILIl!C rISEAsKs.
kadway> Rpnoyatinu ResOl,cuf.

Is IHE MOST fkRfbtf q Ri fdk Ntkts. chiS
III fTioNs. lLCERS. FEtER soRks, sttT
KHEtN ERASlrELoI IN At ia
FuKMs. SpRL HEAD. tANkER
AND ALt CHRONIC riSEAsl>,
KNOWN To MLula Al
sC1ENCE
N \ FIN WEEKS
Tine = h tAkr kaawa,'s Eeuo,Auns Ees9irtag ~
have kzt. Pun. ani
HEALTHY BLOOD
oogrslng through III, p vr.4s.
n N skIN-ILEAR CONFERENCE.-THE e=asir--
urd KsdEay's Hrnpvatiug kes1tyent f1r Ia -
thFcc = III change foash SaiIw, CAeoptei AID
uHheahhy san 10 a clear Aisi healthy oomplrNion.
iufaBts snd young Chtifrn afflicted w.t. Red Cum.
liesis, Efaptas aBd bFras Bg, tNt. CAterss As
sill derive imIpeiiats bSrsh. by The u tae s5'.
vent
RAILWAYS RFSnE ATISG RTSoLVKNr - 4 GREAT
1t Nj AND STOMACH RXNEpl.
BAL Cough, Hacking Try Coash. siiiShlng wrrueh-
ns FAif' ia the sd suiden Pains sFoafd tie lleasA
st.ftae-s 4 breath Hard breathing. Sharp Pas Ar-
IA laE Iag Hrs ami all other l,Aia!u =, nj
quickly removed ~ tic Rrnova,iae ~ 54y.s.f
uAtHIfi>-sFITIINGo nLsNap
II al cas- q bfI.chilis that have .4 ~. Ro-
solvent = be- usrd hr. 4, has quickly ears1 t- rassn.
Is lls Likewise ia HrraortAse tf5n M tuIr-
Throat, l. Il. Ees,tSrnl Is the mosl S.,Nt
,iypt,c tn dee II Sc afflicted Nth lefN
.'andar ssieeiaIy recommended Il hay
ia q remedy nj
rrs- d r. L g.solrent is 81 per p'V s.
drug ~. eYery aAere. -
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Patent 4 Thompsonian Medicines,

Tie genuine Smih's Razor SropS
IS Candies sshine Powders soap Dye stufTs Truss.
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A certain, safe and permanent cure for Rheuma-
tism, Neuralgia and salt Rheum. II is an inter
nal remedy, driving out and entirely Graduating
the disease, requiring no change in dict or busi-
ness, aud may be taken by children and persons Of
the most delicate constitutions with perfect safe
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NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, APHH, g. 1861

place meantime at the South. La tlIvs event, how
ever, 1t would only be right for the Department
to state, in the official notice. that bi Is below
certain figure will not be entertained. We nave
heard nothing more of the Southern loan. Tele-
graphic dispatches from the South talk of tw enty
per cent premium for Treasury notes Of Tue
Southern confederacy Such fights of fancy en-
courage the suspicion that Mr.. Memmnger's
office will prove no siuecure. II is not usual in
this meridian for the Treasury Department to APP
peal to the feelings Of the people, and to COM
mend the value of its securities in official calls
for loans; Is, however, each Of the States of the
Southern confederaey enjoys the right of with
drawing from the partnership at will, Mr.. Mem
minger necessarily asks for money under disad-
vantageous circumstances, and may be excused
for appealing to considerations which, if used by
the government at Washington, would operate
against the public credit. 1t is probable that the
100000 Of bonds which are to be issued by the
government at Montgomery will be taken by the
Southern banks. The banking laws in most Of
the seeded States have been recently relaxed,
obviously with view to such q contingency.
The following table shows the course of the
stock market during the past week and month
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Heavy Forgery by a Boston Merchant,
i Who AbseOnds.
From the Boston traveller Apri

D.
On Saturday the business friends Of Mr.. Fl d. p Bge
low leather dealer at rs Pearl street, alarmed
MIS- failure TO appear at his place of business and inquiry
was made at his residence No. 81 West Newton street.
His wife could only say that he went to New York
leaving home be said he in debt aud couldn't meet
his creditors Saturday afternoon $500 each
were protested bearing the Of Mr. Bigelow and one
OF his customers, and investigation was had which
showed them to be forgeres Since then about $40 900
worth OF forged paper has been disc vered and it is
feared that this Is only small portion Of what he has
disposed OF. This paper sold to Alderman & Gore
brokers' In Klby street and other parties whose
have not been divulgeo.
Nj Bgeow was formerly member OF the firm of
Z. b Bigeow Co. and about six years ago become
OF the firm OF Bigelow, Bell Il Knight. Three four
years ago he formed partnership with Mr.. Samuel d.
Knight but recently he bought cut Mr. Knight, giving
biz notes In payment, and these Mr. Knight still holds.
Before leaving he converted every thing he could into
cash. and though the amount is not known s probable
that be carried of $50 900 $50 600 One OF his clerks
Mr. W. Stratton losses 81 600 by him, and II is sus-
pecteu that he has been in the habit opening the pr
vae letters Of his clerk who has missed money sent
him by mail.
1t is supposed tina. Mr. nigelow has gone to Europe
taking steamer at New York Saturday. He is about
fifty years of and formerly lived Grafton where
mar led son resides He has also two daughters
ten and sixteen years OF age He has been man OF
gooc habits, member of the Shawmut church. and
was believed to be worth considerable property as he
has been doing good business. The extent Of his e
gal transactions will not be known for time, -
each day brings to light rascates which do not
appear upon his books and unknown to his clerks