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prize, and the Eagles share large one.
There are six persons now under arrest and In
prison, having been caught with pamphlets IN their
possession against the Pope and the Jesuits. wrote
you about the famous pastoral letter Of our Bishop
here, matchmaking Victor Hugo's book, " Les
Miserables." requiring all who possessed copy to
deliver it to the nearest priest. There is now
young man Of good family in prison, having been
found reading a copy Of 1T.
BY statistical statement Of the Island lately
published. l see there are but As per cent OF the
whole white population who know how to read and
write, while per cen. Of the negroes alone know
Ily 81 arrived Confederate schr Gen. Worth 10 days
from St MAXI 10 tuns, with cotton
inv "a arrived Confederate stmr Warrior, 10 days from
Mobile 37s tuns, with cotton. $500 $500 . .
Juy a. arrived Confederate stmr. little Lis alias Nan
Nan alias Lily days from ST. Mark go tuns, sO2 bales
cot
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We.,chester County and the Draft
meeting Of the Board Of Supervisors OF West
chester County VIA held yesterday, at White Pain'
All Of the members were present, except n'o'SfS
Haskn, Huntington, snd Sutherland. Inc '0uow'
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Crrr on NKw.Yosk. DgpAnrsKyr OF FIxAscs


Notice.-THURsDAi, the 6.l day Of August instant,
hsving been set apart by the eien; Of the UDtei STAGE
dsy OF Netious Thanksgiving Praise and Prayer or the
important victories recently gained by tire military
ani naval forces the Union in order afford s
Off ay connected with Department opportunity 70
the appropriate the ConpfoeTs
Office and the bUesux aud offices Of the Department
VIII 10 CLOSED on thst day. .
MATTHEW r BRENNAN. Comp.roiles.
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uARHs1E ID.

BlRCH-BLACKENEY-Oa Monday Any by the hev
James Harper. MT Geo.se J. Birch aud hi" wary Jane
Blssksnsy all OF THE city
UILMARTH-STOSE-In thi, city, on Wednesday SIN
MT, seth Wim.rih. ssq aud M.. Sara Stone Of Boo
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Bus,ncSs Notices.

METALLIC ARTIFICIAL LEGS,
Made of eorrus.t-d brsss Patented Jan o. 1904
WKIons osLu FouR POUNDS ,,-.
goldsr. otIcs $50, ciyilsns go send for ciicv,"
w. Wssros. Asoat Ne. tsl bgssawsy' ~ L.
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RgoPESIsG OF WALLAcKs ThEAtkH.-Ths IA
vorto establishments, which has been closed since the
s2I Of June, will be- reoponed tonight under the
wieri auspices Of Ghost. The play selected for
tho occasion 10 spectral drama entitled True to
tho Last" II tho experiment succeeds as we'll here
"a elsewhere, we may look before long, for thcat-
rics company among US made up OF ghosts oAc'u'
.vely. In fact flesh and blood are getting out OF
fashion in London and Paris already. Meanwhile,
to prevent alarm. we may state that the company at
Wallacks is composed, with the ghostly exception
no.ed, Of live actors and actresses MIR. aud Mrs.
Floyd, Mr.. and Mira. Watkins, George Holland, Mi.
Norton, Mrs. Softon Mr.. Hind, and such) who VIII
appear in the usual garb OF mortals and do all IN
their power to give TO the performance certain
degree of human interest. Moreover, tho iut'Ho'
precauton will DO taken to have corpofenl 'icSe',
sellers, corporeal doorkeepers, corporeai uHhe'' anu
co,,or.sl Iiul, boys TO sell fans and photographs.
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Tur MusEua.-Mr. Barnum has arranged special
performances for every hour to-day trhAnhsgvinp An
quantity OF Iish, pieces will be svon-'As heavy Sn'ae'
being done By tho Fat Woman.
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Deyiin & Co.

Ia order TO close out ths Seasons Ssccf ant MAKE roe"
new manufactures. have made . reduction Of
40 PER CENT
In III, price Of all SUMNER GOODS.
BROADWAY. cor. BRANDS ST
BROADWAY, cor. wARRENSr
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MAYORS OVEIcE. NEW YoRK July 90. 1888

MAYORS OPFfcE, new 1OAk July N1oo
Procianaiion.-I, GEORGE OPDfhE, Mayor Of
board OF Supervisors Of Inc County Of New fo.k this
dsy approved by do hereby offer reward OF FIVE
at NDRED DOLLARS for the arrest aud conyfcoo OF Gs
nrd rer or murieers 81 the lats COL IL T. OBhlEh OK
the James Brady R~slmea lltA n. j. D v, who wac
Killed. 18th Inst while engaged IN as'tas tue cyh "a.
thorl,e. qIs the recent riot This emoun Is 20 be pad
on tue certificate Of the Jadg. judges before whom The
oa or Convictions shall be had and IL In addition -
the offered behalf Of the city ID my Genera Prog
laniaon o. the I'D ms. - .
(sinod) GEORGE ofDfhE, Mayor
Ambrosia 10 . Stimulating Oily Extract Of Roots
Rsp. and Herbs IL will al diseases Of he soap
aud i,chr Of head entirely esticses sruf pro-
vents the hsif from falling out or turning PIE mauey gray
csuses Il 70 grow thick sud long bevsre Of natocs Nous
genuine bu; d.. Sterinss.
CERTIFICATE
This IS certify tst about - months $50. cemm sncsd
and rapidy falling hsd ted many Hair Tones, iayis
ithoa. receiving beoeh. Soon Alter u,ing
the Abross my hair ceased falling out and con,neses1
sos.,, Al. ~. s.n invus. .eos.s~
when let hog the aoor This "onierta result
s,tnbut. solely TO the OF sIERLlNUS AMBhpSlA -
-incs have commenced using y have spped potoS ss
to my hair. MhS Lot a. pno
BEWARE or INVITATIONS.
BEWARE OF mutations.
BFWARE OF INVITATIONS.
NONE GENUINE BIT DR.. 4 H. STERL!N1y
NONE GEiGiSE BUT DR. IL H. sIEkLlNG3.
NONE GENUINE BUT DR.. H. H. STERLlN05
Pat up in a box containing two bo,es Price VI.
'0a y 90 DR.. Il. H. STERLING. Sole Proprietor.
Depot. No s9J Broadway
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AGENTS AND SOLDIERS

AGENTS AND SOLDIERS
Wanted everywhere. From IS to SIS day gusrsn'
te.d Send and the nsmes OF your iiieuds.
w will pay any person for every extra name
they send that viii act ~ an Agent.
Write plain the names, Post.Ofics. county and
State; II soldier. the mans company. regiment and
location. Address
z. 8. NoRDor Cincinnati. Ohio.
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Ambrosia /, . Stimulating oiy EItr.c, Of Roots

Put up IN 9 box containing Two Oottrs fHco VI
Sold BY al Druggist ..,.. =,
DR.. H. III. STERLING. Sole Proprietor.
Depot, No s9J Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-10
srnrkr,.-Rcyorfel 6y TelegrapA.

rvFYALo, nov. y. r. ~! rs quiet. WHAT iuiet AZ
VI - 40 ilw.rk'e q b - ~ Tor Amer .eAiln
gsr. OATS sui other u. dlA aid nothing
iing quiet u nominal tksAL RhiDHis bfin
heat. lie on ,sts. to Now.1os isFOAss 'lV'J
bbls tour ~ ,sD bush. " heat 500 ash. Io4n ~ ~
bush oa'. tArosr, st,p b0s FLOR, ,tv bisl " e-t,
Is-O bush togu l. toD hrsh Nai-. 3rlu bush hHfl").
Fuu.pKlPnA Nov. y-fLoU glct, sa.rs 80 bJi' su'
pcrun- ~ - WHAT hgD, rilrs lV.V" uI'! He'd ~
= Ju rl 35 1900 buh. hruiucky Nhic ai - 'oAs a.
live snd advanced ssc. VWO bush. tio~ Il - ".
Masd White. - o.. fHovlioss lrm Mess tVsA ira
q, sl.G oil %. LAID tIn T.. NnsAr steady At /
-
HALTisokr. Nov. 9-ftorR adyan ring Ohio 3upefhne.
10 NuEAr ac'iv. AMI sa.ts Of J3O bash hen.
tueky NAic &-0 D! 5, s0uhrn LfIi--sAcs VI ou''
b.sh. q - ,5Db1 ~ Coax quiet. " hio s5vn1lAi
new Il &c. q gt. Wink Guil ohio 1l. oo.c.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-10

This IL an average Of s2373.7CC per day for tho week
The lcga-tendcr question, wc understand.
has been carried by writ of error TO tie Supreme Court
Of ito United States at Washington. Considering the
conflicting opinions Of the different State Ju
dicaiies II is WY desirable that this course should
have been taaon the only means Of obtening final
Of tho point In Contsosersy. The next
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-10
The earnings Of the Chicago and Northwest.
inctes.c, g. p pceot................ scs.cu, 70

Tho resolution. as passed by the Common
Council granting to The Peoples Gasglt Company
tle h To lay pipes and mains throughout the city lns
been signed by the Mayor. The Peoples Gnsligh Com
pary obtain their aot of incorporation under m
passed b. tho Legislature In sle entitled. AN Act ~
authorize the formation OF Gasght Companies"
Annexed il list OF tho sale Of the $40 year
loan. by Jay Cooke Of Philadelphia, General Agent
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-10
CITY GOyERNuENC.
Bonrd Oi Aldermen.

Or7icAL.l STsIED Sg,sios--Mondny, Nov. 1861 p NJ
fft.e' - id. licry. Liyp, Joi,il, liady. aias
tcfsY. fliiry.
!. The lr,s, being absent call on motion Of Adr
man JrBEAiAH Alderniul usiy called tao chan.
me rD having been c.isl sni quorum ot olpoanng H..
PGe i1tt ~ t"in 1ouleI mt he lizard ood oufnel
until neIt JAuisdAy ihg i2th hat, ~ q doh.
II. 1. tALKATisE, CeTk
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Reccipt. Produce.

Nov o-is 80 bJs tiouf. l,lJ, .os NAllky. 20 hsss
Com Meal 1900 oush. Nhrst 7o1Drsa i'rl. s,J' oush
Dat ~ pas- h-- ia pky. LAID. 80 pass. oA Ce 81
rkK. r.uo.un ~ pAss bu,sf isyJ PAs. irosi-0E',
~ pfr...d iloEs.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-10
rArAL srApBrNo AFFaAY.-An inquest

FArAL srADBlNo AFFRAN.-Ah ihqne+ v.
hss H., New.york Hospital On Monday by c''O'.
C,u,,' -, ,he body Of nesro uaraed John jones' Wy
l ,'an ,se ease,s Of stabs received N street ~"
r., v.ck. since at No. 25 Leonard street 4"
deceased and another nesso' n'aaea AA'u ''' oct
engaged Ia quarrel az he above nuss Se JsYs
y" ,ebb, ,hrso times Ia the chest. u'iiicirs ~
~, Which he subsequently died fgiie ~ne e,r
with blood was picked U. tia aeef .. '.is iss,,nHg1
Nh.ch was subsequently, idenIii'' as Inns t f,Dt.
., l'homp,on On - represent alton OF sn'sv ,,ss,d
Ma arrcstcd and held 10 await the action ~ ", s tsr
Inv lie protesis his iuL0eeace ~ the stEvnoo''
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-10
The Boston Daily Adrui,su OF Saturday thuf
notice. hualros matters thcrci


Tho lu.n..s the >tosi y hanro r tho week las been
On uois aid below ha, n tho previous
v.rt Ale dli,uiy obfaniug ipans stoch add b"ad
cal .isr Ls. t.ldsi fari orrsilous Ia s'otks AID
f.i fof the uiousr tie 'pr..avs getoui pf.,s ho"
s..f n haV. been vel sustained lnd sLo~ but
.lst change. tlf vita low poHs the l..Ad L. lover
f0g ~. -i--cul 'ss let.
I ni ~. sf.si la. mid active MI, week, with an M
0si dna. the s,nrfA tfsie AMI otn s'oeh oy'ia
IN. b. t-ssy dbur..n,n oi r OoVrfnn-ht and ihr
lafsr anrun vii ia is the mouth ~ll nned
tsh I'D and ihn absAiint scp without any
r,ivrurr me- fafr- Of interest
n.rr. In .rurrs CONTINUES moderately active ard ho Ia
col.,nito .tsrelI,a Boo ~ obfuniE 4r cay supply Of
rpia fr a. l-rl.ic puTrosrs easy term. Ifnd" n
- fincip. ~ cssh anJ tie supp, u eomrcicis
pf nt.t aud n quick demand a y cent. and ~ iw
49, ss,ano,sf, .ssrr tTus. rre,s Of merchandise
Ne. .n.sinti sud an i,i tEriu ten isncy
ufseTd. Domestic cotton good ale LEi and he'd i0r
a. L.
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Evcrts,oa BRIGADE PROPOSES To hAhi''

FOR An Appl,IoNAL THREE YEARS o! iiiS a
veteran o.saa1a,Ion ciloJs to ree"hs' 'o 'H'.s
,ns war on coalition Of being allowed 20 Ss
York Tor poliod of sky days 10 re'Iu' ,a,, IF sppps
ser commanding .hc Brigade " us ,,.y iSa. p'or.sy
tDm 20 ~ s"T mo eld iyo shoasard s.sons by '1'
next January
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-10
The Chi1ago Tribune Of Friday says:

H. aensnd tor money connues decidedly aciTe-so mueh
that It. upou tho elanre brsiIs to be Wy
s-usib i, When hr cold wce'l'r .c In .ieHaiy
kius la ,nr'' TIE drnuid Tor
rucy doubtless su Iui 'schIngo, fOf tmc AT least al
pat Although .iohng- on lk 'cnaiby cas'r raes
a. ,e, are u, ehstsed vh ps 70 buyng nnJ premium a.
~ selling phc. N- notice however. that csucr,sions are
frsdy obsircd by essiotrs ot round lots lie rate
.. sipTsos sgIs. - iof some says pas., l. Jln
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-10


ENTERTAINMENT on BOARD TnR RUSSIAN
FLAG snlr-On Saturday afternoon d! the invitation Of
Admiral Lossursky, tho teachers and about forty
children belonging Public School No Is paid ,iss
to the Russian Mas ship. where th'y received ly
tho Admiral who detailed several OF his officers " slow
them about the vessel After fully inspecting every
portion Of the great ship the you,hG vs.ols and their
attendants. Mr.. Bulkl-y. ex.A,lerman Douglass. PRO
Essor sinth aud others were Invited into The oool
which was tas,,ully deooistod Tor the occasion With
eycfgreens, To Russian ard American hags. where
10 the music OF the band they eu cd themselves 10.
a Willie In dancing. The entertainment concluded with
u collation. in the Animals cabin Tho Little ONES were
conye, I'd to and from !.c ship he steamer Magnolia,
ahlcL was chartered BY the Admiral Tor the occasion.
Il 10 reported TINT Admiral Lcssofss!' Il. give grand
ball this evening bis dag ship wLch w.l III every
WY eolipse all bis former entertainments The affair
win DO given by way VI reoiprocntug tho compliment
OF the bali at ,ho Academy Tickets have been issued
to tho number Of 3OO. u ticket admitting on, one
person.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-10

City Treasury. showing asbalRnce on hand on Ae ~
inst. Of pes038 70. He also prcsented Statements u
the expenditures Of the Relief Fu0dduripg the fortg
ending on the tst inst which amounted 10 Sp. ~ q
H. 463 families. composed Of 1859 admits arf H%3A
children The Fund at that tme was overdraWn 20 the
amount ofsI2g75 TO- which will be reimbursed from
tho new SJ1O.OOO loan raised on tie No 7 BoRds
Councilman Hayes offered preamble setting forth M
doceasc since the last meeting Of the Boad Of John Il
Cullgan Messenger to the Board. With resolution ~
taohcd. of coincidence and symphhy, and that tas
Board wear tho usual badgc OF mourning. and tr sS
mi. copy to the finily Of tie deceascS
a communication was received from tho Mayor recon-
mendng that request Of Brig. Gen Hayes to relnoy,
tho ba, r4icks now lOoatd ia the Park 20 tho aerI
be granted On motion of Mr. Brice. and ansr shoS
debate. the recommendation was adopted. The Pred
dent offered resolution that tho Clerk OF tbs Boa
hereafter indorse all resolutions adopted moro fulE
and stated that ccrain unp pincied peisons Lad osH
the minutes Of the Clerk In the adoption u reso
in relation to the Episcopal Church of st. Jn.nos 4
Sixty ninth street. which he had voted In tts hts
tive to bis 0he Presdent disadvantage in Clrculst
ing the report among his constituents that be Lad
posed a resolution In favor Of the St James Ronif
Catholic Church in james street. and that color wa
given 10 the falseboOd by the meoger minute Of ID
Clerk Tho resolution offered was adopted uHai
mously. Tho Board adjourned " Thursday. at Soess,
T. II.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-10

TRIAL TRIP.-ITho now steain.tug Polar Star,
Capt Charles Hhzsrd. vert iiial trip yesterday.
ard proceeded 10 lar a. SANDY Look. and buck ~ tho
CAY.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-10

PRIVATE LIBRARY AT AUCTioS.--Ihe puSlis
sale OF the valuable private library " the late Jca
Anthon LII. d. Of this cry is anpognced 10 connels
this evening at the rooms Of Bangs Mervia Co..
de Irvug Buildings. The catalogue presents an arr4
Of titles of uncommon interest embracing several rn
editions u the Greek AID Latin classcs tie ;ee
"scncca." Paris. 1902. Heliodosus." 1855 "Piny.'
In calf folio 1859. the Venice qnarto Of Horace ~
and tie folio Of "Suetonirs." 1906. Catul.ns iraaai
and Propertius" Antwerp 1852. Epctetus. E'V
great variety Of Eagh traaslat.ons q the eassics
rich collection Of historical works inclndins apeea
cory Of Ilolinshcds "Chronoles." the "HueiaA aiis
ocaAy Froissars 'Chroncles" tram ateS ?. JoensS
Ciarcndou's History 4 the R-bei-oa; rameE0a
works in tie DEPARTING OF voyages ald traSeis e's
rnphy biography and memoirs. hess'letires snc Nets
physics and modern English literature together Nls
an extensive list Of miscellaneous works IA vA'isa
branches Of learning. Tns library com.fising ADca
four ,housand volumes. selected Win great ese
the late Mr. Anthem durin, long literary life. and N
salc now affords an opportunity rarely met VIII IN
book fancIers and amateurs to add 10 The all-tcr saf
value Of their coliec :iols.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-10

CITY TAXEs.--At this time the Tax Comm"
sone.'s OGce is almoe Coded r-.ih sreeaeicAs q
aggregate Of nearly half m.lioi do..srs Aa'iae ea
received lait vcek for take, reiiorG ?eTsoah ''~
The Office Is thronsei during tie d. Hi1n 'e'9 '!'"
who patiently avail, tcr tu,n IL lue between w
aud four hour. sometimes. leorc they Ge e'e 70 '''
TIE Receivers desk Tie grec-ost Flsh "'s LIS
September @ai oetotcr vhol al who paid al '-'' ~.
obtained reduction OF per ocr eiercs' o0 W
amouu, taxed and row tho rush IS 70 save 'le0l'Y -
cent which viii be added Oil the lsI ci Deceino'l'
additional ono per cen: VIII oc added oA ihe 90 =
pecen ber prox ard there viii he chsei on " ~
remaining unpaid en- tue lst Of JanuaFy. lst' -
ut the rate of u per cent per aaAnn. e'ieuiH''V
tho dny the books wesc received by ths ke'''.e'
Taxes, whlch We believe. wus In Auss- lis 80
ing l. statement of the receipts ol tax D. '.'
Commissioners Office for the week erlins sSI''s,'
November s.....~NS.ss1i Noven Der '''''@' "a
November J...... g. .9i Neyeg'.T '''''''
: s-inNrr i...... 11,rN ,sGS
November ss..... 6',@Sl 1o'a"''''"''N
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-10

lTotn Nca Iork g. fliti p.risi
s-r. Jan O. ias s1l,S ~ sssns nein lo. etl ba.sl
us ens In Isy.. eotiArif tune In is5y - 70 20
s.a. a.s A. Sane tiss la foJS.. s,soiIs
Tie Mortyd.er (Vt) Fireman, states that
Chancellor Barici, hss icfsci q fcion of tho Trus
tee. Of tie frsi mtrtgasc toadi scers Of the Rutland
eId Burlington E.iioed. 70 the ito road oct OF the
,ands q Tire ursi,cs Of to 20 ond mortgage bond
holders. aud give II to them or t. appoint receivers
unt the su, fyr tie fro osurc Of to htt mortgage
decided.
Tic Pm,,arg Ga;ens makes the following rel
crcncc o. tho appolD,cn, q Government directors u
tlo Uulor Pacific Railways
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-10

1hr sproniu,i ~ ihs Pf1iisri of srInsef H''hiosh
h. ri1 snd D. A. after q innIs asih. t. be,rfn rnt
Dif~i,r. Parih Rsifusi announced .fdsy by
i,l.sni -" could nssr btrn moir Juii iou-, aA
culI tss. sis,n greater ssfseen III. eognui'y
ioBs 90 faser4by tnssb han hst
ML iafbaHg. lll- fr.-.drli - ionui n BIZ Illinois
ro~a.u. .qss inseih .rLf- hoaor prvti and We.
4fri bnf.. opacity be hss iould MI ia 0sngh
ho indeed ,tansie it, position - vat r.lons
tfy IiffE ~. o. frucss c.ssT and
tr,i.rt.s.,. ia.stnstt. aud &. r.s sfrg aAssoiy."
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-10
BULLS HEAD, Monday, Nov. 9.-Notwim

BULLS HEAD, Monday NOV. S--N0tTlm
standing the impression that prevailed during tie wsd
along the ines Of transportation that the supply be
cntte wo,ad be short to-day VIC find neerly 10 hex
in the sale pens very few Of which are stale cattle
and consequently the state Of the market is not wi5
droyers generally anticipated. Eory In the morau(
the sales OF first class buocks were at slightly besd
rates than last Monday. and few OF the broken
thought all grades sold ut tier rates PM 'ot 70
the general Impression, and before hisHt Twas cnoa
the unanimous opinion that the marAot was ot on th
whole an GOOD as a week ago. Our cyn opinion that
1t is full as good for brst class baiOcks vhicn seh 4
prices equivalent TO l0@fosc ana some estra gooc q
lie per pound for the net weight or beei seller SINKING
offa. and probably quite as good 'or metin!
grades at tag.c per pound, bot rot rs eool
for the lower grades at &C. d. wsign s sse ov1sn
In several weeks There woulu have been air supply
u trstcas bulocks for city butcher noAe lad beei
required for the army; but rs the agents. HesSs Sa
Reed took about 40 bead, selected nl variou
droves OF the very best, for shipping It n,e.er si2
the prices of iIstc6ss butchers. and VI. contlDue to
go long the South Atlantic armvis furnished in tN
same Nay Il is now with the hes. beef In MARKET IN
prospect Of continued good prices FOR Nc sane class
Cattle think fy0rab.e TO the lcecess. we don't -
heso the price viii lie loss than l0c Y ID tbs Winter
OF low grades and medium. TIE rsrtN
is crowded. We expect the reports FL
the week made up to.morsow. vim again saoTsrsi
600 head. True great mary OF tic NUMBER arete7
Light as some whole droyes are reported toGay atfn
average Of only .. cwi. net and many shisA ny: -ie
sllI lighter Tie market today mHy Do Isle. isu4
active at The quotations. the atncr herg very t,or
be and neary all the stock viii be soi. Several otAsI
LOIS arc ea psced 10 h ny the acnaads OF The eos'l
day The Sheep p,afket bae heeo dun a.. ne veg H
opens this moinkg at DYcr rates than ~ NoalX
With full supply and large reserve waiting 70 atup
Top prices ci Old sheep SIC. y D. Ike weight rk
Ihg market opens very la;d for owners Inc 'a' s1
crosdel sud Trade hat and aoihing better slsH Id
.ssegs quotal.9ls eau be expected. Full pagfcut1s'
Ll0lTvw.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-10
PROPOSED REMOVAL OF TIE PAnK BARaAcu

PROPOSED REMOVAL os TIE AEh DAhNA,n
TO IBE BA-rgRY. .-lesterday morning Mayor Opdvu
received u communication from Big. osl hayes
Provos. MarshalGensral Of thi. District. acccuranS
by letter from Quartermastsr-C -CenerL Ta.eo;i 70
qucs,ing permission from tho Co1n:o3 CoupeH ioF a
removal of tLs Palk Barracks 10 tic tterT. Neua
derfard that the Mayor fvoTs tie p.an. I'D VII o.
Thursday communicate with the Common ,oaix
recommending thi. be given ior the propose
removal OF tie barracks. II present nc PFs bai.aea
ate Of lt,lc use. ard by De removal OF the h-'sa
buildings around the fountain the Common CcgncI va
bc enabled TO have the Pork restored TO As foina
order Iho Battery Dding over al area q aiae
ten acres wiz be converted ints grand enoan. Hses
ard afford &C oc0llnoa ltion for A,o or six 'hors-S
,roors Only that portion ne.ov Cayic Garden WIN
used for barracks. .Aough !, is probable ,hat toe
tire grounds will be guarded il cEaor t. prevent m
men from going lGto t.e city w.,hoat perrlisson IN
Battery Is now only .oargng giaeo an lea-e-G -
for boe,men. caigrlat ruarer AMI thieves sraef'r
who prey upon the imu grant 1he el,abB'laed
military surveillance over the grounds VII have VI
effect OF driving away tAis class OF paaGlroi and "
materially aid liz yuinissoaegs OF EnsI .toa II -
pcriorinause Of tteir du,.es.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-10
CITY IrIius.

IRVING HALL-Mr. Dc Coyiova delivers the
FIRST lecture Of his Of humorous lectures tonight
at Irving Hall Subject "Oui lgst baby
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-10
BOARD Op CAYvAssEIs.- Beard Of Su-

BOARD or CAYvAssEIs.-The Beard OF SUI
pcryisois will NEE, this morang as Board oi County
Canvasscrs and comepcc the inspection OF tho returns
Of the recent election. Oyer wecA VIII ci"pSe os'o''
we shall DO ablo ~ announce tho official ieSui"
BOARD OF PALpBIMEg.-Thcrc was no meeting
Of this Board yesterday. Tor want oi quorum oA!
ak members were present.
BOARD OF COUHClLMEN.-Ihe Board he'u
regular meeting on Monday afternoon at oei"eA-
Morgan Jones. ESQ.,. Prcsidoni. IN tie eha'r' lh'
Controller prosecuted statement VI As condition oI Tie
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-10

The contraction Las boon sharp. and funy e4plain'
tho fall In Stocks carried upon call loans.
T.ux of N. Loans Specie Cireuafon and Dtpo'fs: ~
Rank of he Cir of Nec. York. for IN. ,oeek endnY SdI
urdau Nor. T. 1869, 10 phieh " S1dIed aS Cap'sa'
If <1rh Hank.
The tri-weekly citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1863-1864, 1863-12-10
GUERILLAs ON THE RIVER.

The steamer St. Louis which arrived
this morning from New Orleans. was
fred into by guerilas on her passage
short distance below Rodney. The
guerilas numbered about fifteen. and
several shots were fired. Two shots
passed through the Captains room but
fortunately he was absent at the time,
The boat made all speed and was soon
out of reach Of the scoundrels. 1t is sim
gular that SO many boats are fred into
and SO few persons are injured.