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a. nsEAFEay,.

NARNLrT-fsvia.a. OUNCES, daughter II samuel
on -eI1n B,rnc,i, asci yelr und ron h.
r.,",t al, uslic ~ o. y a ;Ae ilusrIon thursday
oi her Pica,., 80 WeI .Cth et. IL
leoyed ifc OF hal'.ce barry a native Of IN, Par-
isi % NJ ieedy' Count Liin'-cs, Ireland
iuly instei 10 attend TIE iuucr, thi. tThuI .dayi
afternoon ~ o'co's pfccife!s from her late loei-
den O., lt- 'n4t -tu &. 10
BOYLE un Tuesisv. nov. ii. of dic-se of tho
K 4n" q. Mr. ~ d, ,u ,Ac O,th srar o. aer age.
tar ti.gn4s ct tc 20 iiv sfe respectfully in'ite- "a
90. At 9eio,k, nom the .t .idcnce oi her daueb.
ter y front 4. ianuiA California aud Livrtpooi
lui'.s 9r' .tc cuVv. 10
tALNiN -D ga Noy let. Of Inflammation Of lie
,'ol 49, Martha calvin, native OF lciioniAnenshs.
i,i iic tir ana ar iI.ntnuccs lfc respectfully in-
al orl rs' tom lcr .,c ,,!,nce Goa IT. u pok-
In 30 the real. Manchester ttnT'iut! PiTcls r.caso
cop. 10
~ ,IiEs -on Soy. IT,, isoi, Elizabeth iiu-hc.
ihc frends ami ac,uairtancos o. the family ars
tc i'cnl' invited e. ATT nd hc fune'a thu 'rhurs-
a. ulloir.on q, o'c"cs, tom hcr At, icsglcuce,
l'4ii' Viii he t.A,n to CllNaiy Cemetery for inter-
Hrht I5i
kkARNEY Nov I'd, Edward Kcarny. a native
Luf,e'do 81 \hho, llz.lrth n ifuc,, Agca 81 yclit.
ht h'n.r a. -ridaiutincc' Gie respectfully A.
4ih int ~ 6ao't. tom la late rcaidca,e, .G4
-r'tNtn ave. bet. "a aud sd sts. khO4e Island
9ai''4a p'asc cop. 10
g. CEl-r rn Meducsiav. Sov %. Robert \. Luz
c' q lh tht hHA tte; o4 tle.
iils itina .a wi De- tlHcu ffom h.s late rp.icenCe,
Is0 blpNiNhY, w WUil4ush4.th, AZ H. o'clock, \. n,
o. iiiht luprnu., NDv. itu, TO Ssnts lctc! nai
ianis Church. a ave HE licnds, anu thosr ~ thu
liihl'' nt tc'it'tulr invited TO attend lSl
m hhlONlI AT H. 90 ideuce 232 Eos, ian II, on
Iug,day, Nov. 1T, CT lpopicx., Michael Aahuncy.
''"No OF Ilr"Hhht 'Juhty Kerry, Leland, In tho
tsls' .tir OF his aye.
thti,ati' ami fionds Of tho family, and the So
'hIt vi nc Ncsscd N,f-in, r.-o ,he CcnicIon,e 4
- trrIt q" lau, are r'spcc,mliy invited to At.
tcnd ttr idhc.A, nom TIE CnIfCh oi the lmmncu-
Mir Conception, lith ~ ana Ave. A, on 1hursday
i.oInin AZ l. uclOk, mere solemn Iiigh Mace u
u uoiu will be cilcred .or tho reipre OF his soul,
ii' iciilns Sil D. ntcirtd Ia ,alyaiy tcueter.l-T
..URhllLN William, youngest of Francis and
Mary O'Eciiy.
lie .neu4- % the f,milr are respectfully invited
tomtend ire iuuctal, thIe THURSDAY, Afternoon, 1t
oc.o,,, irou tAo fcsIdeAc. oi h.I pIeats- fiuee
Il, "fuoit 4uith,r irNlt.i.Ou. ilj
ENAN-Or nov. -. james ony .on Of Peter and
Mtiy iyHii' ared yea cug months.
Ire lEIrnia 90 tie family, aud tloFc Of his bro
thcr Joan ami james K, respectfully invited
"c.cA, iiuui ue Iesi lrncc oi his paIenie. 80
Ave. u. 10
sIii.LwAGGO% In BFookyu, "a int, Emma
fou, rer1 yc.is iuultu AMI days.
NJ "HtsC- ana iItutr Of Ia .anily are rcrpect-
iuliy usiic1 TO attend tho iuncIal, OIL I'huisGay
ptotuVln, Nnv. 3, ~ . oc.Ork. itom the Ioridouce
90 i"r ptt'ntr 80 vanderbilt ave, BROOKLYN, without
tuit'ci aoticc. lla
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ihR tnane.a. excitement IN England fccns h
be incrciS'uy, ulder circumstances calcu'ateI T..
inspire sof.c dcgrce oi dlgr,.s, N the mercantile
community In The tnitcd s,,tcs There il. how,
ever, no, pIr'c n In ilni and the cxci.erncn,
is contae 60 the cotton and A'acric,n trade These
branches Of commerce, however, aro 20 imrortlut
and have such hume GUS ramifc,H,nr in All
ra0 hes - ndusry, aud in an parts of II world,
that n shock 10 them dcranscs tsccntre ro,cl;ncr,
Q; trade and IS everywhere felt Tho cause, I'm,
have cop'ribu'ci to the present crash IN the rpg.
sh cotton trade may he briefly traced. F.ra, 10
Inc pease rn'nors from the ru'od states, which
sent down prices second, e tho ovcr.spcculatou
| induced ty the new credit associations uh,ra r.
| ito capitol withdrawn to Stimulate cotton
| prplnction N lew rclds, anil TIC stuil6it-
Of tho Rank Of Enraud in cop,raet,p,
its discounts AZ molncni when thcy should
| have been enlarged fcgr'l, tu tho political
and social troubles n Europe and the a,rrchcns,cn
| Of n gcnctal war There are ocusrrr,ly other
eauscs but thcy may sll lie referred n tho shovc
| heals. The results are-s frll In prices VII IN
eompels traders to real 40 1t rluous rate, ; the
bankruptcy Of merchants owing 10 the uou.avail.
ability oi aslcis the annihilNor II tho slight
usrf'n OF profits Lc,wocn tic pr.cc Of raw aud
manufactured cotton and the consequent STORAGE
OF niils, uua throwing ilouqaudi % .uc.t yc out
o. employment Tla, - wan, Il tnat cnnalc,,c
which is the tos.' q all ccmmcr,ial tr,u..cti1as
Should he induced by th.s condition OF affair. is Of
cpurso necessary result and bank q and
failures are therefore :Av or.cr g. .ac Jav. f,iln.
d'n' Liverpool and Manchester, tho qr c7i Aous scs
are shaken and are compelled to et-I Payment.
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TIE NEW YORK Sun.
THURSDAY MORNING NOV. 3. 1861.
The situntion in virsinin.

ia, r-suli of the rc.,nt errnel rcconuo's sanco ~
foae-.i GG,sI's army on tho Sou,hSdc railroad
,hc Pcniusul-, affords smother example of the
.o,r,qucnc,s of giving beaten and tsfilci enemy
tme,' organize aud recruit. The oficlal and pri-
vsie dispatches concur In representing tha, Nc
,stc! forces wero found 10 te so strongly pos;eJ at
o. POINTS that no place could be found sufficiently
valuable to Justify al assault. This Dows
N icsps that General LEE has l. o
large sTHnt recovered from tie ruin.
Gus esoct' of the Wilderness campaign. and Is
uos pfcpa'ing W entr upon new contest on
moro equal terms Tia, ho should lc In position
70 maze -uytling like IN effective stand n' the
Ire'ent time. and that the stars and Stripes are not
nov waving over Richmond. results amply from
the failure Of tie authorities 10 call Ous the avail
abe reserve force of the nation 10 r-oniorce
cncral GuAsr In June and July las, If this
had been done 10 the extent recommended
hy the srr At that period, tho Confederate capi.
tal would have lc,n In our postcssion long since.
The rebel army emcrrcd from the Wilderness a.
worn and exhausted that tie organlzod militia Of
n, Northern Ailsnic States TO the cxieu, Of forty
- Hny thousand men had boon placed undor
General GBASr at that tune, the rebo
forces in Virginia would novor bsve
,ceu rallied sggn. The Southern lead
,rr have IN the meantime devoted all their
Ioworsto 10 reinforcing their army, which they have
probsb!y effected 70 IN extent corrosponding With
Genera GRAsT's now loves From our superior
resources and immense reserved strength, we
might reasonably have oxrc ted different results
II now appears ths, VIC must do at last what we
should have done at first. Tho quotas under
the last call for troops must 10 called In, and
new evies mus, be placed In the field. The
soutLerners have resolved to arm their negroes
against and It is said shat they 1ge or anizng
two hundred thousand slavcs Il is not safe W
trus, too much 10 tho natural Instincts that would
,Iducc these southern colored troops to Join our
cause We must prepare 10 meet them, man for man
and no effort should bo spared h reinforce no,
only General GnASr but slso SHERMAN and snrri-
pAs to an adequate extent. The North las net yet
put forth Its full manhood 10 crush this rebellion
The time has now como for dong so, and for call.
ing on the hitherto untouched reserve strength Of
the patton In order to preserve It's honor, liberty,
aud integrity.
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TRADE; NOTICES.

\ REGULAR MEETING or TIE SHIP
- JOINER. aion OF Sea York, VII b, hold at ~
Iottfy. uu lhu.siHy c''uln-, Nov. .h, NJ o'clock
NAlii. HEl r.. ire-. W. N.O\ EEALt- Sec t2t
HARNESS MhkERS--A MEETlNG OF
IL ,ic New iol. iia.Aoe aiakcsf A-1,Aiion viz
tt itio ~ thti- lH., 81 lONu.,, this lhuIs EDDY
c'cnluf. at hal-l - o'cl"c, T.. ~ iuuctal q.ten-
'iGiifU f '4-4,c o.. requested, ~ husn,sr ct inuor-
tIuDo ~ 10 %, tru-tctcd. !" order oi IHOr :.
Ii4H. r.criitn; WILLIAM MORRIS, sec. 90
JfWELlFGS' hSSUCiA1iON-IHE Rogul-
- ls ioatu "Icetn al De- led on iAiu lhursda,
'1cuu., No'. iu, & loi and iHr New Cana A., a.
o't oct. tituf'F II. ILtkr, Pies NELSOS
olhtN NDLIht 4, sec. $50
NOTICE To ChHPETTERs-THE WiI
ie 2scial tacc .inr o! ihc u. und l.. l.. No =
.; Bo'kl n, On ihurtHr Nov. SG ~ O'Clock, at u
con e. Busu,-- oIr.ctt iUporancr will he hIoush.
,"tI.l, mcenu.. Nm. SIT LNLN>A,ircr. rhUs.
LAM it., -cc. lui
~ AkKIMLN'S /. l.. SOClE1N-THH
: ., .f.as .'t.. Nc. ire of 30 a,.l he .lo,1 ir
'h' !'h Aasd II ~, bod a. on rhursday Evening,
'ov. .i at r. crt'.. iu. attendance ID requelei.
g.. oder oi ChAi.lt.S ALLEN, lns. MAkllN
EaALN, -cg. %!
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Tho Wnr Democrats,

Tun National Convention Of Democrats opposed
to The Chicago platform, held At Cooper Institute on
Tuesday, while II gave offcis expression H. the
views and feelings of the real Democratic party of
tho country presented spectacle Of patriotism and
dis isinterestedncsS destined 10 live in the
pages Of history. Seldom, indeed. does q tody
Of men. whose names havo been long and
intimately, A well ss houorab'y, associated with
lending snd powerful party, stand boldly aside nui
Tor couniry's sakc proclaim their pnrty lcadcrg in
the wrorr. aud give their votes aud influence to
sustain the course u political enemies. To men ~
established reputation md unhlcnishcd character
tho stop is serious ono and it cannot bc thought,
iessly takc,. Personally these men had every
thing to lose, and nothing 10 gain, ani their con
duct challenges the sdnration of all who lovo iii
erty Of opinion. This act required moral cour.
age more dithcult to command than the physical
courage which ehcits universal exclamation.
A rise in tho stock OF War Democrats will be tho
natural effect OF this movement. These .'bulls'
have let down the bars. Tho way is clear, and
those OF Democratic faish and antccc1en,s, who
have thus far been restrained from following their
convictions Of right aad patriotic duty g. tho lal.
lot-bos, only by the tlo of party may pass freely
through, and at the same tmc enjoy tho sat tsl,c.
| tory knowledge tsat they travel in cooily CON.
Iauy.
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sntes must b .cnsibiy affected BY the s,a,e ot

s.aies must Be scnsltly affected by the stasc of
trade in England nnd other countries. But so far
The arrangement has been comparatively slight.
aud there is a fair pro pco, that our merchants
may ride over TIE difficulties. Fors long time past
the foreign business operations Of our New York
merchants have tccn ilr cash AM goi and bust
rrs has Icon 80 constr. ici BY this nnl The lrl
tariff and o'hcr ca alscs ,hat W. owe very Little 10
fn .land.-iir lcts han ~ sry former oc.
,ngoh s,lce the var of i'i2-ii. The Jncer.
truly inducol by tie fuctlaGons IN gli
led 10 tic rod airncni ot N ri NJ II dollars worth
- eoods ottcisl Tor tic IN an w'n.cr tad'
These rc.shirmo1's have r-oh,l y sayei US from
great c1ash We cauno,, hlwcyo+, cacnpo from n
certain decree = c'abar-ssiu cn, ne these troubles
will render the German a. Englsh middle clss,ca
trs 4 ~ a. ia;e our p MS, ant th4s compel rs e.
sirp gcs or produce IN place of paper socir'o, e.
lT11aic onr Yrropeln ialch,elucss. Thu, we
nl eady hcsr o. a decline In hr0cr.csn securities,
which, however. can on'y he cml 1rnrv, as tlo Oh
World Garnet hnr remain Indifferent to tho real
vs'uc 1t the securities olcrcd ~ our 1vcrurcl'.
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s,,ai,, ,,o ,,...,,,,r o,uo ,,,,,o ,h.,., ,,s
h., t,,,,,,,.,.coi &, ,ts ,roro,,,,o, r..
r,rr,aa =, ,,,,,,,i.,. iov,vc- h,ye r,noa lo,t, -
.ou c,,,r.,,,c,., nj ,co .,,
,bc,, ,..sotio o, oil re ,,,d, T,o,o,, - /.
bo,,,, o,iy Al uc general os,ce, nm ,o-,r. .,a
,i,..,c,,,- of ,...,p,c,s o,o o,l,cst - ,,o
,, c,r, faro. I, .il,,on ~ ,,... ,,,o cc,a,,.,oa
,.s,s. m s,l ,,o,e ,bs, .or,v ,,cl.,, -,
.v., =, l,e ,cyr,,, osc.,. sol -. .,,,..,
very h.v ,cre.,e .,, ,,,s-,.o, ., SIS,
pilgrimage II from ,b,ce ., 6yo ,-roa .u
,bcv wouIJ s.vs no ,,..,rr .u
quantity. Practicable. ,,c,e,or,. ,o .,,,,,,o 81,
fare has been s,cce,.,n m. co,,,,o,,,e,b,,ove,,,
cred tho saor,n ~ p,r,,,s, ,rra,,. ,,i h.,o s,o-
ccedod m o,,rvin, ,h.,, ,o,,, p,, 49,.
matter Of sill ur,,,cr ., ,.,,,,. f.,
tins conpec,,o, IT,, ,.,. 49,,
iminarv rnov.rc,, Tho ,,,oc, %, ,ho ,.i,o.,
cornpaple, i, m oh,.,, ., advance y, ro, ,,.-,,,,
twenty nor cont. b,, os ore ,,,ra,c1 ,., ron,
They arc de,c, 49,. and ,-dood h.v. ,,o.,,,i,,
toss,e-l. ,b., ,bcv ,r,.n A. .,,o,d ,oo,,o,.
The sun., 1864-11-03

Tar Proclamation issued by Goycrnor srYsorH
n relation T. the aisru aching election is calculated
to restore The public confidence and exercise c
healthy iifluencc In sllaying the pasaions excited
ty The great contest o. parties. Although We have
never thought 50 po,Iy o! our coun.ryrcn as to
sdpposo thG, there wal any sufficient foundn. .
tfon for the cxtIava.art stories of violence the
pods, yet II il cortain that alarm prevails Gu
tao sr, ioc'. and il is - well to take every
reas iuablc Irecaution. Nothing II mor, dcsr-
able nj tho present time, than q far ond uu.
basci expression = the VIII ~ tho people In
relation to the great questions 4 The Cay TAis
canno, le oi,nre1 aud tie election will nm to carry
siilicic-i aahori,y and conviction any suspicion
q foul play should attach either pol,icnl party
Too msnyanciea' sni modern republics have fallen,
by illegal md volcn, tnnr'ring with elections. 10
render va carcoss this point, and the Proolaua-
hon u Governor Seymour il therefore timely, and,
1t is 10 be hoped will prove beneficial.
The sun., 1864-11-03
The Approaching Election.

1nE Importance of the issues involved In the
coming Presidential election has no parallel in our
political history. Instead OF being the mere srbcr
sf opposing views upon questions Of political
economy, our former elections have been, this
will in reality 10 tho solemn choice Of the nation
regarding Issues upon which dercnd toe unity,
honor, aud future greatness o! our country. Tho
Government Is in the midst Of a crisis. II is grap-
ping with q rebellion. the power and magnitude OF
which has never been equnllcd; 1t Ia struggling for
tho perpo,uaton Of FREQ institutions, and upon i,s
succcss depends the fate Of tho nation. We are now
IN the midst Of tlat trying ordeal through which all
cations seem destined 70 pass-that ordeal OF re-
pcllion and disscnsion IN which the Roman ,muirc
oundered. Whether his Republic shall split
upon that same rock viii DO determined by the
Jcop'o's own choice. That the national ship Is
ooaing about nmong the breakers, that
Ne waves Of treason threaten to ensulf IL;
hat the storm clouds Of rebellion lower ouinous-
" around H. every intelligent reader knows and
.he ouly vital question is, how can 1t best to
guided through the peris tina. surround ~ WHO
Is best quail fed TO tru; II safely INTO the harbor
d honorable peace 10 follow the similc, theru
Sre two hclmsmca offered TO the people, lc:7ecn
whom they are called upon to choose t1r ;bis mos,
vitality important service. The dr5t 10 he wL7 has
already stood NJ the wheel nearly fonr ycN;, He
has committed blIndcrs, lie las male errors o.
judgment, lie has IN many Instances exhibited q
~ea"ness snl arr lrcn, 10 alac.ty for TIE groa,
work but he - known 20 IL o8r'e esily dc-roas ol
taking the r'gh, moaug 10 Ia ui-c The eventual and
Tor nanent safety o. hs charge. Tlc second ~.
prant Tor The post Ia nau who doubtless means
well, aud who ls known 10 have at lens, ,he strong
cs, attachment Tor the sycty OF tie a. o.
Iu! he has had no cxper.ca,c lie has never had
thc holm In h ~ hands he 10 not familiar with the
arrangement ~ the ship, ard he proposes 10 head 4
~ c'iosent direction Under such crcumst ,ncc-,
which viii the people choose Tho present AL
in'n stration htNc rccu surrounded hy corruu, on.
.r', incapillcs aud E.,orites, who have e,ssi,,l
'icIcop'c. IT. sys'ml q, arb llarv arrests, aad
I'a'rtl prcsrl'ion e conou,uuoral sa.c..,uards,
40 .'uut ra,lilion. Nor would We sees Il
scen II from 'nstn"cc' of grus9 rniaruanarencn.
- l"'h - u,E.'ry ano iis o.yl rctioa ia conuoc,
% "tI Tie war. H4t AZ Irsc alters gink pto
'As 'ri' 'n'o "a ,ompnris'n with tAc ,,iea, work
@. hrinrur the nation Hl'cls through n.s rcrv
'ri'1' ~ r'hcllir, AMI cI,Vatuy II to t'.,t hi d
rHrao'' ~ free "a gud r.~ty which IT. .fc,v
noe would ccria'u'y insure. The whole o,.c
"'' '"r'' 'i"n the policy II rotpuluy in
''hr-o H mnl who has teen ,crrl ,,i
"H" r "'i c,q 'aI'cl wish TIC W.rl
.e''' t.n, 90 %. sl,s'tntug unoincr .,b,,f
9Yaihen. ons 're unknown, anil WHOM, rorcy
u NJ 90 iW "a lot prove aucc,ss',A a. N,
Nl'on' "Ale ds sl'tHey Struggling .or ox s,c...c
A"'id 10 mh' "N'h 1' c-per'rnHnti Can Il con
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Mynt,,s Liz nalerm-Rhcsnniisrn

Hvutps Life NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~
i't L.Jti rinft.! f,-..s ..-. scaOrlA Eve ye-
l-s sat RI .um. Pre eiesB fchcS o.d llc'nrs Fever
- TIC osst csac @. g4s - % he BOD "ci .ur-
ar p. st r"1Hinit .u.cd hr th.. gfeat Purifier
Hat re BAsIu rae cL~,- tl,u-enis "a ca.'- ~
t1cse ead -ini diseases An. % III noet tctAinIy
tl " Anf cs-c shiHh c.u ~ IcChef iy medicine ~
taken IN s'cofnslc' with che n rr-''ous.
a. At' ..in lis 81 tICl Nl.t: yAFvif, Esl, y
ic.. 't, y co' 1i rcgu AID ic--tblc Ulle'e on The
le-. '''c. D. p 80 lad Geuiicl .lgt an putatou
Ni.. ue. ca.si. tu save $50.
Hyh.'. iif H..tl.u eu.oi NJ l.. y. Holly. Dock
mas 't, ~. II Ma aou s'. o. tefrfe c' alter he
a. brcn IN TIE lr"stva" lor piisl az lonths, sue
Tie ihoreAt 60 BE- ilcuiahe
trit depot, -tf bilLi T.
but iiJi ~ f0tt n .i, .cl -.
sold b. brIs.1f;s gene ally iii
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h.G1l.Es'Es;AA..
CARD TO WOkKlNGMLS ANp
ADO TID tiilrl.s.
FAkNANIp WOOD

CONnlfa =
lc -houi We elected ocAuso ne de strov,d tho E,o.
N.tA,lg fAr,, IA NJ, u, Deauus James IL iL.IseI
lot MI.or.
Fee Will" MAYO. he p'ottc.eI the lencyo-
len ard lei -lol- institutions o. For.iruef. ma
J4tlgiC-.
.. eted the motor. GUS street Prcschcr,tho Anes,
Gabriel.
hr rn'ci the Ct'hoc OrphIn Asylum iron, deg
tu'' o''' iYt n4.ch hc NN p.utcutcd b. B.unt Inc
hu0N -Nu.hIny IlstIc. tttIr.e. >
bNHnr lac NJ rar thc most gulo ani con itsnt or
pn.' "a OF the Baca Republicans in The r!ossat Con,
i4"rt.
bceaufe be w.h oppose and preyen, auo,he,
V oal'" he can ic1esolt th. District Ia Con.
st,tgrutt. ~
OF the lc1p.e.
VOTE FOR HIM.
By order OF Committee
D. GALLAGHER, Sec. 81;
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Wholesale Priccs Of Country Produce.

NvA kChp adar. SpV
.,.,. -, ~, -, -. -. Il, .. -, =,
tc-ua no nh'e'lm 'n"l" nus b'"h '-''"N ~ '"'
p-ces OF the various articles Of county p.otu'. yet
under the influence the excited state Of the toli
market srea,er frnincss is nIgisrent on the rt Of
tott... %, .,oot .,, a., t,1..,,,or, ,o Ja, ,a,
A.. -. -, -, -. ,t.,. .,. , ...
'he next week "ih witness hiRheF eo'l' 'i w'ces
for the leading articles of houscAold consumption
u,,,cr q. ca, has l,.,, h, .Ii,,,I,. -..,.J l., 81
''''V'' a. - "'' ''V' '"' '.',"'' -. w. =" ''''
tlVAuce IN eou 'lthcr NJ fr'arls zone or notbloH4
thccc ha' Teen acive dur1nr the wee " os"claly ia
tho shir-inr trpde I'm, priccs rc,npin rua.fcc.,,
.I -. - - -.-..-, .....
i"" "-t i'hihct crl'hs uh'hh"I'u' VIVA ''''N ''N
ccute pcr dozen, and dealer fud hu. itlic difficulty
IN Supplying otlcrs At that price. TIE urtt mar
L,, 49,, oh Lo l,r d,,il and ,,,,. .b,,, ,i,.
wv '"''" ''"' ~" "'-'' 49, '''' 80 '' '''0
wocs closed trm toI'y at lat "'s't pr'rc'' c'"or
u the c,fc Of mutton, which J. 9n't"i i''d go To
TOR hifhCr Apples arc IN goo" d'iu ~, osiFr-
ia" for shipping, and ploe- il cunr,u'h't AZ veN
uf4iu, l. icair o the fancy ~ arc "'hgl. ltt
'he market and rrnf'a arc materially hFher. 20 ~
toce af" gii"iunly Wor ms do" i~ai''' n!N it ~
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Extraordinary Railroad Accident.

NoRRIsTowN, August4.-A singular railroad
accident, but fortunately not attended with am
loss OF life, occurred on the Reading road
about mile below this place this afternoon,
Two coal trains were following each other,
moving north. The leading train stopped sud.
denly, and its rear train was immed iately
struck by its successor; at least a dozen empty
coal cars being broken and thrown in all di-
rections by the conclusion.
Some OF these cars obstructed the adjacent
track down which the express passenger train
from Pottsyille and Harrisburg came within
one minute Of the collision Of the coal trains
The engine OF the passenger cars dashed
through the distractions with the loss only of
its ornaments, but the succeeding baggage and
express cars were not so fortunate, but were
thrown from the track, overset and broken
into fragments, with all their contents.
The neighboring telegraph poles ana wires
were all destroyed. The breaking of the coup
ling between the express and emigrant cars
alone saved the entire train with three hum
dred passengers from destruction. The ac-
cldent was one against which no foresight
could have provided, and the manner in which
it occurred was extraordinary. The passen.
gers from the express train reached the city by
way OF the Philadelphia, Germantown. and
Norristown railroad.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,
RYJ. G. MCGUIRE CO., Auctioneers.

ON dElddTS OF GEOR4E-
BY =. Mcclure 4 Co., Auetioneers
am now authorized By decree Of the Supreme
dence Of the late Col Eiet, and the same viii Dos.
itively be sold at auction on TUESDAY, the 18th
on the the nns o Sos
who may not be familiar with Clifton, but who
may desire an attra suburban residence, COM
state that it is situated in the centre of the health
full and celebrated Heights of Georgetown. and
proved By the iate proprietor ami pl lantsd by him.
within the last six or ssven years, with the choi
nine o eIes
seer's cottage detached, large barn, stables car
riage- house, and osher appropriate eutbuildings,
Place, of Gen. H.l,eck, Mrs Boycs, Mrs. Barber.
the north the grounds sttaehed to the residenees
OF Mr.. Linthicum and Mrs Boyce, and is elevated
eg 9f Of the Es
Washington. the Heights Of Arlington. and the
ingly beautiful. It i. within twenty minutes'
walk. over brick pavement three -fourths of the
Georgetown to W ssbngton. For salub ubrity, neigh.
borhood, access to t.wn and city, and beauty of
situation, 1t is unsurpass ed.
Purchasers are invited to view it.
The terms Of sale, as prescribed by the court,
one, third Of the purchase money in cash, and the
months from the day Of sale, to be secured by the
purchasers bonds with surety, bearing interest
Of 5he
any Of the deferred payments
Title perfect. 1t has passed under my own ex-
professionally, several times within the
If the terms are not complied with within five
si so 5H% the e G s the h Be Egn. w
gencer. at the cost and risk of the purchaser.
Stamps Deeds &C. at the so;s RH6tN s tss
jyz-eo&ds J. @. McGUiRE 4 CO.. Hncts