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pork Of all kinds now in store in Chicago
Clear Mess p. N. Prime
Pork, FIX. P'k, R1mps, PIX
bbls. bbls. bbls. bbis. bbls.
From packers, ,ss.,.e
for themslvs
and others, 326 52,246 4l,06l 1910 542
Public and
priv. ware.
=; house; -. 80 14,72 1883 22e $50
Go. given in
total, esti- @.f
mated amess a9s
balance Pun ~
mess..,....... e.715 1882 27 -.
Totals: 4oe 1878 1851 2,lss 1,ose
Total Number of brls Of all kinds in store,
25l,058 ~ -
The weather during the week has been.
very unpleasant, with rain, snow and mud
in abundance.
The roads in the country are in very bad
condition, and the receipts of grain now
are very trifling. Our quotations must be
regarded as merely nominal, and no relia-
BILE figures can be given until there is more
offered. sxs aes s.s..
The river is reported open, as FAR up as
Lyons, and is now rising with good boating
stage hence to st. Louis. The 'ssNew Bos-
ton" passed up yesterday; and has now
resumed her regular trips, and in connec-
ton with the sKeithsburgk, will form the
mail line from Rock Island and Davenport
to Fort Madison. The reports from the
upper rivers, are favorable for plenty Of
water this spring. This ia cheering infor-
nation for lumbermen. The low water for
two, seasons past, has reduced stocks Of
lumber to . lower point than fora number
of years. bst egg5s as. 81 s,,r.g 1''s.-' q
Annexed VIII DO found our usual detailed ~
port OF this and other markets :saE sss Sos
. suaAn-2oaMc: Crushed-9s1fc; sPowdsrsd-
ISL; A do-N B do-2ks. "a .l'sg3 -, II
= NseIA;sssss-sy shs barrel Sugar House u 900
NAE1Is-..Tenpenny y %. 80 gsGA
s e.cs-i Sea-. ~ i.s sass
ssses:s.ss ! eSSs4 H 8 ps; . DOZEN 3;
FIoUaSprins . 50; Extra, y sss ..cabls,p
sprtns,n 100, Is; Winter. q ssol 10
CoRN-55c.
sEANs-sl 1902 per bushel.
, GVXATO&5~VA ~ Q0I UU00OAs &,
ON10Ns-e8@2 2-in demand.
0ATS-45o. ~ -.
BCTTEa-25c. s
EGGs-15c ea 45
CHIcKENs-ea 50@8 90 per dossn. ~
6AY-T1m0thy. none in market. ~
WOODS 90 Der cord az
HIDEs-Areen &C.,. Green Sailed part cured
g: Dry Flint, lAc, Green slated &c; Ivy Sailed
l21Sc 81 So : I y
yaEEN Car sKtrD-lo@llc. y 1sg 7e
SHEEP PRLT+el q. - y -ss
WHISKY-S2 %. s
LAARD-20c. . q. 800 ga o.
DRIED APPLEs-l5N9lec Nm. ~ 10
TIMOTHY SEEDS8 IS buSh0l. 81
C10vRR sEED-el2 = busnel-in demand.
flax SERD-Prime q 0O02 Is = bushsl. 4sj
3 CORN MRAL-70c p bushal. 1880
Coal olI95cesi % . gallon by the barrel.
FIsH-Mackerel, No l. hair bbls el2 50; No 4
Oil 50. No Kitts q 50 No 2, g ".
" WOOL-7O@8Oc srs5a So. s :
S T1NNERs' sroCx-Tin plate I G l0xl4 eal So
SLest Iron, we quote No 0@G, Boiled, 1OxAilL
No. O@1 charcoal l3<0lAc.: 2e0G Jun1Ata
N5<0lyZ. s9 81 a35i.ss - - o.
49,.
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The sales to-day amount TO some LIPS
head at range Of 38aS SO for stock pigs and
50 75a12 30 for very light to extra heavy
shipping hogs.
Messrs. ::Milward Il Co. furnish the fol.
loving figures, showing the amount Of
pork Of all kinds now in store in Chicago
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On Brush Creek, Des Moines county, Iowa,
February oath. 1855, Mrs. ANN MORE. widow Of
Mr.. More 1as native Of Virginia, consist
ent and faithful member u the Methodist
Church. IN Afectiouate wife and mother and
for twenty.six years 2 resident Of Des Motnes
county. esq - tasT I'd a1la
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RAISING rHK RAN Axsnl1A1L1s- let.
ter to the Troy Wing, from Plymouth,
3. c., says: sg s.ere 80 sss
The rebel ram Albemarle lying here 10
being worked upon at present by steam
pump from Norfolk. Va, which IL throw
Ing out the water in fine style, and giving
MI Of IA hopes Of seeing her soon ahoat,
and showing her crusty old sides to our
view; suggesting, perhaps. to our ford
imagination, herself - . type Of the man.
ner in which our Ship Of State will slowly
but surely rise from the rebelli0us mud of
secession, and wash her glorious old keel
forever from the black, and turbid waters
In which abe floats. The gun deck can be
ssen at the time Of writing this. and those
In charge Of the work expect soon 70 see
her afloat and clear. from the mud in which
it is suspected she is at present clinging.
as her immense weight when she SUNK
must have buried her somewhat in the
mud under her bottom. In my next I will
give full account Of the manner and luck
attended in raising her. i
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ME BEST rs THE CHEAPEST. :

RURAL NEW YoRKER: the best and largest cir
culAting, Agricultural, Literary and Family
Weekly on the Continent. IT. illustrations, or
either OF its dozen distinct departments. is
worth the . asked per year. The Is numbers Of
this quarter eJan. to ApyiD sent on trial, for
only 50 cents. Address DID, MOORE.
marl8.wltt - Rochester. N. Y.
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! "a ANNIVERSARY OF DENMARK
aA ACADEMY The Annual Examinations
ii Inis Institution will be on Monday and Tues.
dav March cOsh and 2lst. Ladies' exhibition
Monday evening Gentlemen'a exhibition
Tuesday evening Tickets of admission to the
evening exercises % cents. The avatls to go for
the new Academy Building. s{ti
Summer term begins March 10Th.
9F9 81. X. ECsON.
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ssfs go 'c'o9 aasJs te-sf9s
20 Ii rs s. on,
a4s 5sasSf $500 Il. + g. '3i4sffE3i sgsS9 d 1
go 2.sa sstsi aisEq tse.rg (, -
@ftss O. s1Gag u Y79s 40 ~
say ~ bft S itna Sae
80 -, 500 Ela 80 +
-sTfi{.ysa se,sss
49, . 's''''s - ~. % S. baeg gtieges q
src 3
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SCHOOL ELnCrIoN.-The School Election
.eeterday resulted in the choice of Cop
verhead Board. with the exception Of Treas
nrer. who ID Republican, and whose
name was upon AL the tickets in the field.
some Of the candidates selected by the eau
Gus Saturday evening" did not suit all Re-
,ublicans, and an Independent ticket Vas
brought ont with tho names of the often.
aiys candidates, dropped and others sub
atituted. which divided the Republican
strength; thereby giving the ticket the
Copperheads brought ont the victory. Not
outstanding the weather was exceedingly
net and disagreeable from morning till
night the opposition labored hard all day
while the Republicans put forth no exer-
tion whatever. The whole number Of votes
pollsd was 73S. The names Of the candi-
dates, and the number Of votes each re:
q f
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SPECIAL NOTICES..
1TcH.ayg5 81 y WHEATONss osgo' PIC
Scratch. Olntnent 06fatt

R sS1,. cure 1 1e s 1 + g hz'slso cures aax ~
tho ekfn. Price 50 cents; by seeding 70 cents to
Weeks 4 Potter, ITO Warrington Street, Doston,
druggtsts ag% ytsa,s [marl6.dAWtf
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With regard to the contemplated erec!
zion Of school house in Dutchtown, the
,snatter by the action Of the meeting has
been confided wholly to the discretion and
1 judgment of the Directors. -,
{ : - tax Of one mill was voted to repair
\ the school houses also . tax. of two Mills
ITO build high school building. The pay
rot teachers was advanced nearly fvseper
Z cent, and it was voted 70 allow them adj
varced pay from toe lst Of January
The Board were instructed to keep the
schools open ten months during the ensu-
ling year. s@'
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uYALNUT LUMBER FOR SALE
w 1t the Railroad at Rome. Henry county.
Iowa 10000 feet of Walnut Lumber In the logs
will be sawed to suit purchasers aud nut on
the cars. Can be sawed and shipped within GO
days. =. j. PUTNAM,
. mari .d6twft $50 Rome, Iowa.
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ITHE UNDERSIGNED HAS SOLD

his whole stock Of Groceries. &C., to MIR.
Theodore Poehler, who viii continue the Gro
Gerry business at the old stand.
Thanking my many friends for their liberal
patronage. I recommend them to my successor.
please present 1t for payment a. the old stand.
AS have to settle up my bustness within the
next sixty Gaye q ask those who know them
selves Indebted to me to come up at once for
satt.em JOHN BLAUI..
Is Water Street
Referring 10 the above. he would respectfully
invite MI. John Blauls customers and The pub
lie ct large, to continue their past .iavors, as
THEODORE PEHLER
Corner Of Jefferson and Water streets.
unarl5-d6tW1t
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
THE JAMAICA REBELLION.

THE JAMAICA REBELLION.
Great Excitement at kingston-Martial
Law Proclaimed.
NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-Havana files received
per steamer Columbia give particulars regard
ing the negro rebellion in Jamaica. The city
Of Kingston is in great excitement; business is
entirely suspended, and the entirely population
are placing themselves in a state of defense A
band of negroes eight hundred strong and
Thoroughly organized, are sweeping everything
before it.
Kingston and other volunteers pressed for
ward bravely and assiduously, capturing
several prisoners, who were sent to Kingston
Baron Won Ketilebach, one of the officials In
st. Thomas, Drs. Gerard, Charles, Anthony,
Price, stephen, Cook, and Rev. Mr.. Hershell
have been killed. In Point Morante the insur-
gents killed an official named Henry A. Alber-
gen, they cut his head off.
The inspector of the police, Francis Bovan
and John Walton, were also shot by the rebels.
The secretary and justice of the peace are also
reported to have been murdered.
council of war was held in Kingston on the
10th ult., and subsequently martial law was
declared for the district Of Surrey in the name
Of the queen.
Paul Bagle, the leader of the rebellion, has
not been arrested, and a reward has been offered
for his capture.
The latest dispatch received by the Governor
from the Secretary of War says the rebellion is
increasing and troops are wanted, and no time
must be lost. Among the clergymen killed is
ne Rev. MIR. Foot, a most excellent man.
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The Hotel Explosion in New York,

NEW YORK, Nov. 6-Twenty-two persons
were injured by the explosion at the Wyoming
Hotel yesterday. None were seriously hurt
except Corelins Stevens, milkman, who was
passing at the time. Thirteen of the injured
belonged to the hotel. The box was left at the
hotel by men naved Leers The barkeeper.
irogan, and Mr.. Wereseran, who moved the
box out of the building, escaped uninlured.
Leers has been arrested and he states he
brought the box from Hamburg, and it con-
tanned chemical oils, and was entrusted to him
as specimen for sale by the agents of the
house Of Wilhelm Rec of this city. Leers as
serts positively that he never opened it and
knew nothing further of its contents than
stated above. When he left the hotel to board
elsewhere he forgot the box, but subsea uently
told man named Schoonmaker to get the box
Tor him, which the latter neglected to do
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Affair. I'm G.ar..,.u.

CASAL.-The arrivals registered ,o-a.
twenty three, all with coal, consigned "A soI,
lows: To the Cumberland Co, 323 10 con-.
american Co, SO IL tons Hampshire and RAJ
nmore %, 3z77 tons; Borden Co, 53G.5 tons.
n ,,es no, hope co, PIE tons; Constellation Co.
Isl Co, ti47 tons. Departed-Boats MORT
son, assorted freight, 20 Conrad's Ferry: y
hutcnIns, passengers, 10 Edwards Ferry; aud
seventeen boats light
GRAND LARCENY-Saturdav Ronndsman
Llpscomb arrested Robert Brown, colored, for
the larceny OF coat, valued at se3O the prop
e1ry OF herman Summers, Bridge street
Brown, Win four others, entered the store,
but while the others were arranging their pur-
chases, Brown stole the coat and slipped He
was seen oy Clerk IN an opposite store, who
Lrseemb. Justice Buckley sent him TO Jail for
court.
INoUEsT.-Yesterday, Coroner Woodward
held an inquest on the canal boat r l. Thigh
man, Of Sharpsburg, Md, in view OF the BODY
of Thos. ]. Morrow, who was drowned in the
canal at Welch's MIL. From the evidence, u
appeared that deceased had been drinking and
was Intoxicated. When seen in The canal,
EFFORTS were made 10 rescue him, but without
avail; The jury rendered verdict Of Acct
oental drowning.
TIE SANITAY PoLICE-The officers detailed
LOT sanitary duty have begun their work with
,';,s s n our citizens who neglected - comply
Win tne regulations when no dan ger was anti
clpated, viii he obliged 20 incur some expen q
now IN doing what could have heen done win
our COST and with little labor, a few months
FLOUR AND GRAIN MARKKr.-rba rra-ps,
opened to-day with a tOlerable demand for
nours and grain. The Charles Ardinrer a.
rived this morning from Williamsport with
hour and grain. Transactions in Hour limited
10 supply the local trade for immediate neces-
slty. Supers are quoted at 50 IS: Extras
slO25 TO SLIPS, according 10 quality and repu-
tation Of brands; Families, sl3 10 SIS Grain
Last sales of wheat: good red. - 30 and higher
or lower depending on quality; no white ar
rlylng we quote nominally S235 10 50. Corn
white and yellow 80 20 5 cents
PORT or GEoRGETowN.-Entered steamers
Potomac, McCue, from Philadelphia. and Pei
lean, Clark, from New York. Cleared
steamers Beverly, Pearce, for New York; Pei
lean, Clark. do
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SECOND edition.
4 O'CLOCK r. M.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
THE VETERAN RESERVES.

The inspection of the regiments of the Vet
eran Reserve corps shows that about nine
tenths OF the men are DESTROYS Of quitting the
service. The rolls for dIscharging such are
being made, and in all probability the organi-
zafion will soon cease TO exist. There is al
ready great disproporuon between the officers
ana prlvates The Third regiment, which ar
rived in New York last Thursday from Yer
mont, under orders to be mustered out consis-
ted OF one Colonel, one Lieutenant Colonel
one AdJutant, one Quartermaster, and one
private. The duties now performed here by
the Veteran Reserves will be performed, 1t is
understood, by the veteran troops of Hancock's
cOrps
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THE MARYLAND ELEcTIoN.-To- morrow an
election will be held in Maryland for the
choice of local officers, and to fill existing
vacancies in congressional, legislative, and
judicial offices. The congressional candidates
of the 20 district which includes the first seven
wards of baltimore, are John l.. Thomas,
Union, and William Kimmell, Independent
In all the counties of the State the regular
local officers, consisting OF the sheriff, county
commissioners, and surveyor, are to be elected.
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NEW READING MATTER.-From Hudson
Taylor. agent Tor Washington of Scott & Co.'S
republications. we have Blackwood for Octo-
Der. Van Borcke continues his wonderful
memoirs of the rebellion adapted to tory tastes;
and delightful "Miss Majoribanks" self-sacri-
fcing experiences accumulate in severity.
j. Shillington, Odeon Building, sends us an
advance copy of MISS Braddon's latest and
most highly seasoned, aSir Jasper's Tenant
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FEMALE CLERKS.

The following order was iss ued by Secretary
Harlan on Saturday:
To the CCmmiSSi0ner Of Bureaus in the Interior
DepdTimenf-SIR: As all rooms in the Patent
ONCE building are required for other purposes
you are hereby instructed to notify the lady
rooms that their services will be discontinued
from and after the Goth inst.
About one hundred ladies are affected by
this order, but a considerable number are EN-.
ployed in writing for the department outside,
whose connection with it will remain un.
changed.
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$50 PENEsYLyANIA AVENUE, OOO
%OCBETWEEN 9TH AND 10TH SITS. ZOJ
HARVEY 4 CO.'S
NEW CENTRAL OYSTER BAY
AND STEAMED OYSTER SALOON

The undersigned respectfully inform their
friends and the public that they haye@ ~
fitted up the above mentioned estab- NNfal
Hshment as frstclas Oyster Bay, NAI
and Steam ed Oyster Saloon, and they
pledge themselves to keep constantly
on hand the very best qualities of the best favored
salt water 0ysters that the brny deep can afford.
Our facilities cannot be surpassed by any house in
the country fer procuring the bivalve to suit the
public.
We have made engagements with a host OF best
running boats that come to this and the Baltimore
markets, for our constant supply, and having had
number OF years, experience in the business, We
public demand.
Families, clubs, and entertainment parties, can
be supplied with best qualities served In every
style. by leaving orders at the Saloon, with Mr.
Charles Brecht, Wine Merchant, In the adjoining
establishment
Plea,e remember the address, $50 Pennsyivauj q
avenue, between 9th and 10th cts, south side.
g w. HARVEY.
no elm THOMAS HOLDEyy
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GOVERNMENT SALES

The sale of Government buildings is going
on to-day at Forts Meigs. Ricketts,, Davis, and
Wagner, beyond the Eastern Branch. The
only forts, Of about forty constructed around
the District, that will be retained, are Forts
Sumner, Reno, Stevens, Slocum, Totten, Lin
coin, Stanton, Carroll, and Foote, north of the
Potomac, and Forts Whipple and Ellsworth,
and Battery Rogers, south of the Potomac.
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Mastering Out Colored Troops.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. General Canby has
received orders from Washington to muster
out as many negro troops as can be spared
Several regiments will soon be disbanded. and
oprevent INSTRUMENTATION, General Cauby has
ordered that none of them be allowed to pur.
chase their weapons.
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THE WHITE H0uSE

There were few visitors at the White House
to-day, none of particular importance. The
Tunisian Embassy was expected to call this
afternoon for the purpose Of bidding the Presi
dent farewell, preparatory to their departure
for Philadelphia to- morrow
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fERsoNAL.-Frank barley, formerly Of this
city, has resuscitated the Wadesboro IN. ca
argus, discontinued during the war Charles
w. Fenton, who published a TAYLOR campaign
paper, and afterwards the Americdn Organ. in
TINS city, and who afterwards established the
Georgia.
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STATE DEpARTMrNr

The Secretary of State, assisted by Mr.. Fred.
erick Seward, is to-day busily engaged in pre-
pairing large foreign mail. Mr.. Frederick
Seward, we are glad to announce, has suf-
ficiently recovered to fully resume his duties
at the Department as Assistant SECRETARY.
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%From the complaints of subscribers at
Port Tobacco, Md, of not getting the STAR we
judge that there is something out of order in
the mail arrange ments to that point, or that
somebody fingers the papers on the way.
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HOTEL AT SPA SPRING.-Messrs. ]. p. Bar
tholow, J. Il. Bryan, b. F. Guy and Thomas
Parker have purchased a tract of land living
between the Baltimore and Ohio railroad depot
Al Bladensburg and the celebrated Spa Spring
and intend erecting thereon a large commo-
dious and fashionable hotel. The grounds are
to be at once prepared and the hotel will be
erected early next spripp
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Snow AT have the follow
ing despatch showing wintry weather out
West:
WHEELING, Nov 5. 1e65.-Snow is falling
here; four inches and half on the ground
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r IcH SILKS AND PARIS
woRsTEp DRESS GOODS.

ID ICH SILKS AND PARIS
woRsTED DRESS GOODS.
We invite attention to the folie~ine g DDS just
received:
Superior quality Of NOBLE ANTIQUES, In
Black, White, Brown, Purple, Ashss yloses, Green,
Wine and Drab. In very rich vsteris e.
. PLAIN TARFETA SILKS, In Blue, Purple,
Brown, Green, Drsb, Modes, WiAs Cherry, Scarlet
and Magenta.
New style STRIPED and FIGURED SILKS. In
most Of the above colors.
PLAID SILKS In very rich combination n
colors.
Heavy, Plain, Iepp and Armurc BLACK SILKS
for dresses and coats.
Black, White and ce'lored LINING silks
ALSO,
A large stock Of BRINOs, POPLINs, EPANG-
LINES, rMPRy.ss CLOTHS, PLAIDs. NOUS.
sELAINs, PRINTED MERINOs, ALPACAs
&C. &C., all of which ware boushtst
PUBLIC SALE FOR CASH,
ana VIZ bs sold ct extremely Low prioss.
r. JOS. j. MAY co.,
| ~ sos Pennsylvania avenue,
nos'2af between 9Th and 10th sts.
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APPo1NrEp.-Capt, linn Lee

APPoINTED.-Capt. Ohm Lee, has been an
pointed justice of the peace for the District of
Columbia. Mr. Lee was in the early nart -
the war soldier in one of the volunteer repi-
ments; was subsequently employed as a de-
tectlve by the Military authorities Was a
witness In the conspiracy case, and served m
the office ofMajor 0Bierne as a detective
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ARREST OF REBEL MAJOR.
Major Gee, of the rebel army, arrested in
Florida, arrived here yesterday, and was COM
mitted to the Old Capitol by order of the Sec
rotary of War.
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Railroad Stock.

NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-The Milwaukee and
Prairie Du Chen Railway Stock opened ar
$50 and rose to 220 at the first board
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GENERAL, GRANT

GENERAL GRANT
Lieutenant General Grant is expected to
leave Washington for New York tonight or
tomorrow morning.
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Gale on Lake Ontario,

OswEGo, Nov. Ga gale on Lake Ontario
yesterday was short and terrific, Below This
port the Lake was strewn with lumber and
stove boats.
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Movements of Guuboats.

HVNtHeHts OI UunDOats.
NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-The gunboats Assent
ney, Adelia, Dawn, Huntsv iIle Massachusetts.
Virginia and Altoona arrived here to-day. The
most Of them are to be sold
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~ Elections will be held I. -av nsin,.rarn
York, Massachusetts, New Jers,,,
maryland, Illinois, Missouri. MIMI Wis
consin and Michigan. The Sta'es OF Massa-
chusetIs, New Jersey, Wisconsin and Mime
sofa eaen have Govern ior TO elect
~Prot. Boynton, the vo~'
ia s,o Jen k,ns, are to b.s ,ogist, and Miss
w.. wv e1aooNe new married in the bal
Oh
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THE TUNISIANS.
Inc Iunisian Embassy leave tomorrow for
Philadelphia, not to return again to this CITY
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THE TREASURY.

The first batch OF gold certihcates OF the one
Thousand dollar denomination went forward
To the New York Sub-Treasury on Saturday.
Tbe n We thousands have been in the hands of
M Van Dyck some days. Now that there is
something Of an assortment ready the circula-
Iafjon of gold back will probably commence
in New York Immediately. The twenty dol.
lar notes are in press, giving their elaborate
Jy engraved backs the fac-simile of a double
eagle. Part of this issue Of gold notes will be
printed upon buff colored paper. In one re-
spect they will be like Bank of England notes.
Once they come back to the Treasury they
will not be reissued, but new notes will be
furnished instead.
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FIRE AT ALEXANDRIA.-Last night an alarm
OF fire was sounded, caused by a bright light
southwards, and the fire apparatus was
brought out. 1t proved to be the burning of
the mammoth barge New World. which was
brought here last year to be used in the hos
pltal service, and which for several months
has been laying of the coal wharves at Alex
andria.