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LAND FOR SALE

CULPEPEK LAND FOR SALE.
ii AVlN0, IN consequence of the loss of so
IL many Of feryan.s larger body OF land than shall
be able to cultivate, and the uhole Of being
profitable condition, hsye marked OF for sale
so coo acres, wsh oG for sale. IL will surveyed
and plat Of the sent 70 Richmond shortly
mos fertile aud desirable OF land that
chased the upper country 1t lies between miles
north fCupeper Ocurt House, the WaentoR
improvements cons u OF comfortable dwelling house. with
asd below stairs besides closets entries good
kitchen, with basement and garrett large stable
house. somewhat Injured BY Yankee dpredAonz hand
yard and Of the most productive gardens that
Of mere young orchard H. Of about 10 acres graz,
ID fruit Of the best varees Ia full bearing There
upon the land very valuable mineral spring; So mg alum
sPring yielding the hles arm wafer ~ be found
specimen this DC 1.-THE drug store VI Mr. Pey
Johnston OF chmond to whom will the plst
the land receive from the surveyor. this
OF land there about $50 ogE al
pine oak and hickory about Z5 OF FERTILE
unds husdy hun and Fiat Branch The balance
sraoe Lend except about 80 acres, high cuys
ton and present. also the low grounds with
timothy AND sspplng clover orchard grass and little red
clover ali Of which may moved and made Into hay
side fencing very good, except In places repair
Ahich there rails at hand
have endeavored give accurate description Of this land
but yet vii sell to my representation will pr
yAtey and give immediate possession, receive
Confederate Treasury Of ssue stock notes
Virginia banks Confederate bonds bearing per cent?
the new Confederate cent boz d. 10 be shortly sold
je30-2aw6w R. Il. FIELD,
Columbia Rluvanna county, Va.
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P,srIyrnOus oolD Ausos -rbe Richmond GORE

tp9Du-nI OF INC o.tauual hsPu0IlIAl FHJ5'
There is q class Of men in and out Of B ebmoud,
whoss conduct ia very niseheVOus. YJu can always
distinguish there men when you nett them in the
street from everybody else. Tbeir sees are dstDt,d
INTO an inierroga ion marx, and their kept
prieked Up and wide open, Ike those Of the watch
Dig listening for the footsteps of the wrong doer.
When they hear a rumor they START in full pursuit of
il AID never step until they have run Is down. They
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RICHMOND WING.
EVENING WHIG.

We shall publish, to-day, at o'clock P. n, and
every succeeding day Sundays exceptsd0 ct the same
hour, an evening edition Of the Wing. TIE Evening
Wing viii contain TIE htess news by mail aud telegraph,
up to the hour Of going 10 press editorials local intel
liEence, &c. il 20
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-12

STATE RIuE AT 80 oESrs PSI PoUSD.-FAmilies are
informed that they obtain for their consumption,
prime rice at City cents, on application to Spots
Harvey, Of this city.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-12

PGRsoEGL-Mr. s. Dsutcher, for soma months past
the Richmond correspondent OF the Augusta Constitu
tiOaaIist over the de plume of Tyrone PowsrP,"
has assumed control of the columns of the "Rsld and
Ereside"
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NOTICE is hereby given that application will
IN be made to States Treasury for the re-
newil following lost Confederate States bonds viz One
dated 1851 one per bond No O6
$780, payable John Boaddus AID dated 1885,
dated January Ih 1863 All warned against
trading Tor the eno mentioned bonds Of
them JOHN w BaOADrUA
je1v-SbW' NATHANIEL hOTLEY
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COMMITTED TIE CAsTLE.-J. A. johnson, private
in the Crenshaw battery, was committed to Cattle
Thunder yesterday on the charge Of desertioD, rob
berry abd attempting to shoot oae to this reporter
unknown.
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FOR DREwRY's, CHAFRIN,s BLUFF AND
THE RLEEr.

EHE STEAMER john H. PARKER, Capt. L.
Il McRown, leaves Ter Rsckes every o.r ing at
9 O'clock and every evening o'clock. Returning leaves
the Fleet every morning OF &C osk and every evsnng AZ
o'clock, stopping at all the intermediate POINTS River
PasssgeTwo Dollars each way Persons belonging TO the
ARM OF Navy haltPrics. Aul1-9t
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NAYoR's OyY.cE Angus. 10. 1885,


Il LAND In the county Of Heoco IS miles above Rich-
mond, and near The Old Deep Ran
certain deed Of trust, In With Of Trustees shall
SELL at pubic auction WEDNESDAY the lh Instant at the
store formerly kept b Leake Puyss (on the
road nile above the bho Pump the parcel Of land
vyd by ssi1 deed The tract sns s, Of
land has nne bottom well waere and especially adapted
20 the growth OF and Is within three miles OF raj road
alton adons the OF D. Etrir Mr.
Benjamin Leake. Mess u Be Lake viii the
premi e, TO any vshn TO purchase.
900 cash. the payable In lnsalents Of
and months, well ed with interest from the day OF SALE
". O. SHELTON,
au6-eodda. Tru.te..
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CERTtPICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS, BEAR.
ING PER CENT PER AIMS M INTERES 4.
AND FRkE FROM TAXATION,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT C.sA,l
Redmond. August 8. 1854
by the 18th section of the act to reduce the
- currency approved February H. 1854 the Secretary the
Treasury authorized To issue the
years after the shcaon Of treaty Of peace with the United
States They cannot be Sold but only to be issued
creditors Of the Government willing receive the
pAymen Of their demAod They must 6lso be given par
tough free fo taxation The attention of purchasing
dsbusing Users Oft re called
public securities Offering peculiar advat those
WON hesup3e OF the Government bonght and fac
te the OF them checks drawn by dbnug officers upon
the Dep tares hodi fluids and marked face
payaole In certificates Of viii be paid
nifty Herewith
Dep staes hereby authorized and required comply
with this regulation and TO application Register for
supplies Of certificates as rtqulrsd.
(sigued) g. A. TRENHOLM,
Gul2 DIV Secretary Of the Treasury.
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500 REWARD.

| will pay the above reward of One Hundred
Dollars for the apprehension Of my Macy sna
ELIZA Mary Runaway 10 March, and Is IS
gase cake color, rather l Breast walk, with her
toes turned cut than usual for sbe
raised ii G. oShlAn couLt5 by Mr. Samuel Leake
III "A is yeIrs old bgnt mulao, round rather
In saus and has noted po upon neck her
father h. Afrte man, named jim Clarke ard he may at mpt
TO pass her as free. JN0. O. sTRATION,
Powhatsn u. n.
Dispatch please copy. Aul2-2tAwim'
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

SHECIAL NOIICE.
VIII be aided to our sale TO-DAY
2 bps New Orleans MoaGses
80 kegs Old )minon Nails,
goo bottles Frenth Brandy
demiiohns Medicinal Rum,
Prime Rio Coffee,
20 packages Lard,
80 bills. Vinegar,
Cigars, BrOtmJ, Turnp Seed, Ae.
ADDITIONAL
100 bbls. nrst proof whi6key,
10 bbls. JamaicS Rrm,
10 p casks oegnac Brandy,
chest supnior Tea.
TARDY WILLIAMS,
aul2 III Auc ionesrI.
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WILLIAMSON Z Co. Auctloneera,

w NO. I92 MAIN STREET.
Inc undersigned would notify their friends and public gen.
orally thai having taken that large and comodIous store Ate
occupied BY Jno p Regnaus No. m MAN, between gtS AID
lUn sreeu they WIN henceorth continue their brsiress IN
consigned 70 them for sale
They respectfully offer their services for the sale of
REA Il AND PERSONAL ESTATE Of An knes
1hAnkfs for past patronage thsy solicit connaanee Of ths
nme. WfLLIANgoN 90
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MANTED.-By Lady who has had some
w years expeisrcs In teSehrg situation in school or
private family given r, qired Terms suOO
Addrefs Delta" Gordonsvile, VI. aulI-c2.s
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R0ANOKE O0LLaGI

THIS Institution, located at Salem, Va, will
Il Its se.on ths LIST fsep; Expenses
ted by the pss provisions purchased rata
10. particulars, enq Are Of the freaiden
aus --l0ts u. " WTfbA
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$500 from ny ., hSus.
10h Of June last Nego 8ey hamd ewYNN aged about II
years, yeloE, Ieet inches high. VI" give the above
l.. II. kEIaf1,
Aug. 9Th, 1s64-4w. Bur.syile hottozay, Va.
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N . TICE

NOTICE.
REING in the service OF the Government,
H fivs Sufficient stleEtoo to my eomnirion
business and have, therefore, drniDe. 20 dsconLa
this taKe Pleasure In recommending = hi,nds AID
the firm Of Messrs MARLIN CABDCZJ, from whom
Their inIeres! would receive tbs best Atentioo.
AL persons Ehom the late Ann Of Wa W. PETERs arc
Inc ebied please The ind iEctbeo
the firm wiz please call and make payment
W. g. PEIEgS.
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Personal.

INFORMATION wanted of Jno. IL. Williams,
i corpary g. 6 regiment Of O. Troops. LETT he
pany Pdy, July To- In partially dersnyed state, ieAslx
his and Everything With the company Hs IL blue tyeo
hi, hsir sandy, AID hs beard OF reddish tn, HIS Is 10
Any Information Of hin VOL b. thankfully resolved ty bis
anxious athe let at this onee or By Letter, addressed y IN
at Pittboroa, b, NO. sll-e4s'.
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DIED.
ORITUARY.

In Powhstln county, painful Illness on ths sOtb Univ
1854, GEORGE WooDRIN, aged u years.
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TEACHER WANTED,

I WISH to employ for the next scholastic
term q Hn month"; commence LIST OF Sept next,
se Teacher q1shed usc snd the branches
Ln2lsh. Gee Sho has had some experience preferred
s.. n. rO2HENr.
su9-c2tH Address. King william O. H.. Va
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Gsorse Drew, free negro, was sentenced to be cold
into slavery for assisting to seal five from Dr. F.
H. Dane. These are the Montells and Sledd Cows.
Gussen, TIE furniture man, was examined and cent
on, on the charge Of stealing furniture from Smith &
HarWood.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-12

lust PUBLISHED
- THE VIRGINIA SPELLER AND READEI--
Adapted to the Of Public Schools Pyste Family
Inst uctloD, ogsd alter the pian Of John Comfy
ALkO,
TIE VIRGINIA. FIRST READER
liberal discount maze " the trade.
Iul-3: A. MORRIS 81 Main street.
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TGLE G II AP HIU
RsBer e sc Frsss Assee.atses.
FROM GEORGIA.

Entered according Of Congress the ysar 1862 " J.
1Ha1m ia tho Ysrk once or the District Court Of tAs Cop
fsesrGte satss Jr Tie Northern psirc. OF Georgia.
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FORMATION WANTED

Il OF JoHx W Bows eomsAny H. 4s.h Va Regiment cap
tured Petersburg Va June lin, 1854 Any inomanon
will be taaniiuly received. MATTHEW Bao~h
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HUsFIBGs COURr-Yesterday Thomas Walker, free
negro was tried and acquitted Of the charge of break
ing into Mrs Mary Harris house. he believed to
have been an scconplics of William Slave of Sam.
Fsunteroy under sentence Of death for the burg
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LYNCHBURG CITY BOMBS AT AUCTION.
VlRGINLA--At rules hOldea in the SlerA'.

VlRGINIA-At rules holdea in the CLERKS
ecs Of Henrco County Court, OF Mondiy the 25h day
efJu.y, 1864,
Morgan Seal us,avus sesErly Mangnsr Wn rsppey and
his wife, 4vetltt and Loa;ss his w zachariah
Walden, Pey'on Walden, JOs-ah Posei and bash his
VILE; wn chsixey and Jadth Ann bis wife, and Adolphus
Kahn, Pirs.
against
Theophus Seal Ellen Wrglns LACY Matthew Seal Josephine
seal Marha RShm nsnclB II. Kahn, Carol ne Rai En-
ma Rahm Phil D Kahn an Joh1 Rain, Defts.
IN CHANoERf
OH Ct Ills cult Is b sci he laad mcno1ed In the bin
fei, and divide the p-ocee amongst the parties entitled
BY h deen
nom motion Of ,hs pl2nds pycounse
Ia ordered ths The phus do appear vithn ons
month amer hereof and do IL sesssay q
1rotect his Interest In this suit :
Aeepy-tutA
hso-lavtR Nh yoLxR AEsG
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DRAMATIC AND POWERFUL WORK.

A DRAMATIC AND POWERFUL WORk.
EAST LYNNE; The EA-s DauRht By the auhores5 OF
the Heirs OF Ashley" SHE EAris Secret" &c &c.
sMs Wood, the writer OF this novel, among the most IA
OF Ergsh auihoreses; and "Eiss nns CT her
,HJris It has dTanatzsd produced many
prominent theatres Londsn York. retaining
session Of the boards for rcceisive
70 W
THE SOUTHERN SCHOOL ARIrHnErIC or, Youtas' Assist
ant Containing the most and accurate rules Tor
performing operations In arIh netc, pit 10 the easy
and regular Instruction Of yCuh for the ofscioels 4
By A. and J. Fowler, teaches Of Arithmetic. Pevlsed py
Gibson. To wicl - annexed Appendix, eontanibg
kessurHton Of euriaces, Tale OF Pofegn Boaey, and
Bookkeeping. 6teseoiyps e5iuon.
vsus5e cook should be used Ia every school s1d fam
liz ihroughou the Conedeasy is complied by Ct The
talented and well bouh,
the only book ntet from stereotype plates In the Con.
ederAe States VII oh have obtained only very great
pense.
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PIEDMONT TNsTITUTF,

Ohafl ffesv lie, Va,
mis- A sEATON, PlIxcrPAL
liz twelfth annual session of this Boarding.
and Day School win begin Monday The 1sh September
for particulars apply " principal Aus-eletf
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RLCTE'LY PUBLISHED:
A NEW AND AolURATE Map OF VIRGINIA.
HandLome.y bound ia pocket form. IS.
MISTRESS AND MAID houseool story. BY Mis-. Mul1h
auhoTess Of "John Halifax, GenemAn" ''The ogleyis"
Ac., &c.
From the Christian 0breryer.l
"Itb story o. everyday struggles OF ne written with
eA Of cearntsJ and vgor; admiral In s conceptions
and del neaoEB Of chatactJ a OF practical
tea6er In short Of works
OF the Kind that has been publ In Oonderscy"
Prce W
IN
rHE TWENTIETH THOUSAND or kACARIA. BY the su,her
Of "eeu all with several other brilliant and iniesest
novsls, whose names Will appear in . short time.
Address orders 70
WEST JoENsT1N,
Publishers and Booksellers,
Ruii-2t No. 146 Main street.
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EFT NEAR MY HOUSE, about The first
- Of June last tall sorrel HORSE lame left fore
lex IS TO be ccey able TO put the to the ground
horse has stas In the forehead and hind legs white nearly
up 10 the kneeI-Beems to be old and bnsyed.
away. T. BURRIJss
Eui2-c2W Near NeH u,,tIe
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MY Private School will reopen on THUS
VI day, Sept lst, limited 70 upiS
Ts for forty weeks paysos halfi advarce $50
povonS at old Essrythns found excspI lights and
Prof. o1As. MARTIN,
iy29-2au5v Hampd,n Sidney College, Va.
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EXEMPTION.

OFFER for sale ten miles of Stage or Mail
Route in North Carolina For further paculars address
N. ID" a. mntop, NJ y. kui2-4ts
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The New York imports of. dry goods compare
as follows with former retrnns:--
For the ,r>>t 1862 1856, 1864
Entered At the port. S.Gl.7ls 90, $50 zoos, 2a7
Tarown on market. SIS ,a43 seS,Si6 sss'so
Entered al Tie port 6o.rs2 200 5ssls,5o2 eolss oc1
Thrown market. 54,9l2,4sl S6,le2652 CO, s6i o7s
The following statement shows the average con-
dition OF the banks in Massachusetts, ont of Boston,
for five weeks ending November 5:--Captal stock,
$24, Sis, 500; loans and discounts, $50, 73I 800;
specie in bank 81 229, 3ls: balances in other banks
payable on demand. s ,so2 ,353; total amount due
from other banks, 80 i22 $50; total amount due to
other banks, s549 ,592, deposits tl2, 4i2 oOG cir
culation, &2l ,73o,57s
The csapons OF the Detroit and Milwaukee Rail
road first and second mortgage bonds, also the
second funded coupon bonds, due November 10,
will be paid az the Office of Messry. Duncan, Sher.
man 4 Co.
The Boston TSdrele' of yesterday says:--
Tho week closes with easy money market ard .
p.cun,sry wants ., the sotmercai classes are manly
supplied the banks and very few notes are offered IN
the srec Cali loaps 90 good collater.s are readily o5
tanned al six per cent The market firm at the
quotations, both for dividend paying and speculative
shares and the orders 70 hoy are steady increasing
The demand for government bonds " also Improving.
The Chicago Times Of Friday has the following
reference to financial affairs in that city,
There is still good demand FOR money 10 further the
packing interest and the banks are oaLine TO ccnsd
cradle extent 90 meet the requirements OF tbs important
branch Of trade. Produce paper " pos offered 10 any
great extent The supply OF money fair, but there
we're evidopcss Of little more strpGency 70 dNy than
on yesterdsy. The current rate Of interest 10 per
cent The banks cautious. and 10 al cases require
good securities The exchange market was 0rrner To-
day, and there fair demand The current selling
rates were ITO OF per cent premium. be
bsnkers sid 70 each other NJ no. but a. . general
thnF they charged their customers premium. There
we're perhaps exceptions The bug rates quoted
~ LILO OF 20 par and Of tue offerings were bought
| at y or The market was firm.
The following table exhibits the earnings Of the
| Chicago and Northwestern Railroad during the
| week ending November 7, In 1863 and 1864 -:
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, Nov. 12-6 p. N.
AsHEs-rhe market fuctuated with gold. Small sales
OF rcts A. So IS sI2 6o pearls may be quoted ncn
aaly at SIS 50.
BaxAnsruus- Receipts, 5l5 bbIs. flour, l74 bbls
and SO bags meai es7 bushels wheat, I474s do
corn, 6aa do. 6s and so4o do barley. We have to
report quiet market for -four today and prices had
dropping tendency closing trife lower than yesterday
In the way Of speculation nothing was consumated.
Tho sales for immediate delivery including IL 900 bbs
State and Western 800 southern 500 Canadian Rye
nour WINS inactive and prices nominal Corn meal
arm, with sales Of 100 bbls Brandywns At s. 40. We
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FRAUD IN oke THOUSAND COTTON BoNrs.
A the Guiidhar london. on Saturday. October ~.
Thomas Bur asock jobber ohx 2ed on remand
with obtaining by false pretenoes ono houasd Csoed-
crate bapds valeoue Thousand two huudrcd sad exhsy
pounds. tho properly Of Mr. Jossph fucker with inteot
n defraud him. Mr.. Mullins, Who appeared on behalf o.
the members OF the Stock Exchange said be Should b
able 70 prove that the 18th Of October the prsouer
had purchased O0odsto and other bonds " the value
o. about ten thousand pounds for which he had peid In
crossed checks. all OF which dtshswored no having
Of the time balance OF ony seventy four pounds nj h
bankers He would aiss show thst tho prsof NJ tho
same time had introduced hts clerk, Mr. Grantbam 10
the cashier Il the bank a. I0ndcn where acccut
entered 10 his 1Ass and checks 90 the OF fonr
eea hundred and SIXTY pounds wore paid in 10 his credit
Of which . balance or hundred and forty aight
fS0o were taken out In tia name o. Eey at the Lon
don aud Westminster Bank and tho notes paid into that
bank would be rsced TO the rrsoner being portion Of
what be bad rooevod In meat fR oae Of Grauthss
checks. Tho prisoner had sooner given tho crossed
checks than he abscond and wheu he apnrehendcd
hts head had been shaved and his wtkers taken or and
he soout to esoape disguise to the Co0tneut So
far from the prscoers statement being true that no
should only DO dc auer for fs00, ne was, In TACT, do
fsuter ~ above e. 900. 8 w .
Evidence WINS given AZ To the sale Of the bonds and the
Of the dshonored checks The prosecutor was
cross-exam,ned. for the purpose OF showing that the
bonds had been purchased tiMo bargain and that
Il customary for stockbrokers, wbeu unable 70 de-
liver stock parchssed Tor particular day to nay the
difference there maht be 10 the ihen settling price Of the
stock. The prisoner remanded for = work
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We arprehcnd that under such tax as tins inc
banks would End II profitable TO withdraw then
nstes nom circulation as much as possible.
Mr.. Trenholm suggests, with the view of i'm
proving the currency, that act be passed pledg-
ing the faith Of the government against the issue
Of Treasury notes beyond the amount authorized
by the act Of February II, 1894, and exemptng
the notes from taxation; also providing for the
application Of twenty per cent Of the taxes OF The
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An Italian Congress Again
Spoken OF.
Death Of john Leech, the illustrator
Of Punch,
-, h., -

Tho steamship Peruvian, Captain Bailantoe. which
left Liverpool hapast eleven the morning OF the
LIST November and Queenstown the 3D. arrived at this
pors early yesterday morning.
The steamship Nova Scotisn from Liverpool the Sd
via Londonderry the 4th inst, passed Cape Race
route TO Quebec, on Saturday afternoon.
Her news report is Eve days later synopsis OF its
contents appeared 10 the HERALD Yesterday morning. and
tho details, teeGraphed from newfoundland, are pub
lished in columns &c day.
The Nova scoan and the Ems reached Liverpool early
on the morning OF the 30th October.
The stsamshp Kangaroo, from New York. arrived At
Queenstown at twelve O'Clock midnight, on tho I'd inst
The steamship Edinburg, from New York, arrived At
Liverpool on the Sd inst.
Tho steamship Borussa had fNovember ~ put back to
southampton with hcr propeller broken She viii pro.
coed her voyage = new one Is fitted.
Tho steamship Saxonia, from New York, had mot ar
rived ous up noon OF the Sd iost.
Wreck OF the Jura.
The steamship Jura from Quebec, aground at Cros
by Point the OF tho river Mcrsey At ten
O'Clock on the morning OF tho 30 Inst at high water.
Al the tide receded abe was eft high aud dry ard
parted In the middle.
Her mails passengers and crew were landed IN safety
The weather was calm but hazy st the time OF the
disaster, and the pilot mistook the lights.
Efforts DO made TO float The ship In two pAces,
and her to ner dock-only six miles distant
: She uninsured
LIVERPOOL, Nov 4, 1864
The position of the steamship Jura remains snchang
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


SrSrsr. Noe. II. 1854.
The STOCK sad cold markets during me pest
week have tceG VERY un,rttlct. Ca Mondss aus
Tas sdsy here va not macA activity 10 either.
but after the n idsslal election gold which had
been iena..g upwards. seos a Jump Which e.rrssd
Il 20 eco. 51l froa shis u reacted yioiesstiy a.
THURSDAY. and stocks. watch had sympsthised
with "a, rise. Submitted 10 general decline aurns
the rcss % the week. The quotations Coz gcla
cs,e 40 tatows.-
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Dee. 1.l.7oo pc. s.97p zoe De. II $40 nos Ipc

Dec 1.l,7oo De- 1919 700 Dc. IL s,O,loe Inc 2l2 800
BY reducing the wheat to -four the quantity Of
the latter left at tidewater this year, compared
with the corresponding period last year. shows q
deficiency Of s51 ,440 barrels -four.
The following comparative table shows the
quantity of some of the principal articles of pro-
duce left at tiiewater from the commencement
of navigation to and including the 7th Of Novem-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-14

TheT = strong disposition 70 operate Cor .
rise on the stock Exchange; bat The spAsmodic
course Of gold creates distruss cf market values.
which is temporarily opposed 70 . steady advance.
The quotations for gold, government securities
and railway and miscellaneous shares II the Stock
exchange in this city at the close Of each Of the