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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-20
6dles bp Auttiott.

DANIEL II. BuRpsrr, AnetionesL
T ARGE SALE of GOVERNMENT NAVAL
- VESSELS
AT AUCTION.
BURDETT. JONES Co win sell on THURSDAY. Nov
30, 1863 at II o'clock. OF the Navy ard IroohyD,
(By order Of the Navy Departnent0
the following named vesselsi ,
JOSQuih HUNTSVILLE,
VIRGINIA, BAASSssHEE,
PRESTON, ADELAi
vvHiorTro5RIA PEMsISh,
KENNEBECK. CHIPrEwA.
KAfAHDIN and GRAND GULF.
sde% D saneF GRAND GUtF-Lcpsth 2cs frst breadth
"a fee, 10 inches; dpth Of hold II feet inches; hight be-
diameter Of cylinder 80 inches length Of stroke 81 inches
two tabular boilers, cont aiming tx furnaces.
20 feet inches: depth Of hold 10 foe inches; hight be-
tween decks Inches one nse vertical engine diam
eer Of cylinder 50 inches length of stroke, 10 inches ons
tubular boiler, containing 4 furnaces.
Iron Screw Steamer VRGlNlA-Length 1871 feet inches
S Ssar Of y ds q sSa y To yss eSss
on Iron ans.n ". tubular 9oS furnaces. ia ,,b.
breadth q feet inches; depth Of hold "a ieet two British
o.it riica seepe engines seared; diameter OF cylinders
lar boilers with super heaters six furnaces.
iron Screw steainrr ANTuNALeugb l57 feet 10 inches
breadth 9J feet dep Of bold IA feet vertical engines
daee5 Of eyliude e inches length Of stroke. 20 inches
one fnElish me tabular boiler iour furnaces.
H"" screw olethl.r bEElNl DE-Lengh, l5f feet -
inches orradh Il feet pth of hold Il feet inch; two
Sse1ts eognes diameter Of cylinder 81 inches stroke
Iron Double Screw Steamer PREsTON-Lenrth 10 feet
breadth u feet inch depth Of hold 10 feet a. inches; d.
20 iuches. - N
Iron S'de-whee steamer LILAN-Leng,h a26 feet 5nches
breadth 70 feet inches depth q hold 10 feet 10 inches
two Br sh butt osciltins .neines diameter cylinder 52l
inch~s ngh Of stroke, "A iuches four tubular boiler.
teiuif eight furnaces
Iron side-whee steamer ADELA-Lengih. 2il feet;
breadth, feet dph Of hold, u feet British built
ot
stroke s. inches four Enslish hre tubular boilers. containing
eight furuaces.
breadth 20 feet inches; depth Of bold ~ feet British
built oscllaiing engines diameter Of cylinder, ~ inches
.ng Of stroke ~ iDches two English ere tubular boiler,
eight
screw tusJONQJ1I-Lengh so feet incbesi breadth. II
feet inches depth Of hold feet 4 inches oonde,nr
vertical eugi e. diameter Of Inner, 20 inches length OF
stroke, "a inches
TERNS-Tn per cent on the day Of balance In sir
dayf when the vessels must BE- removed from the Navy tsrd
c. n. BELL Coma sndant.
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\ IL, WANTING FARMS.

4 IL WANTING FARMS. -,
"A Large and thriving settlement, Of Vine and miIe
climate; 30 miles south of Philadelphia by rAlrofa;
Rich so produces large twenty acre uact' =,
per acre payable within four years. good business opene
good society. Hundreds settling snd making Improve
mens Apply to CHAS. X. lands Postmaster 'inriand
Lands townsnp ~ j. Letters answered Papers eontainht
iun information viii he free. From hepoH OF oHeA
Robinson Agricultural Editor OF The Tribune !" one 81 hs
moa tvf< ia os1o Iert9 position aHa
.utfals condition for pdsani farming that re knOD u"
side Of fhe Wesiern Prairte
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BOARD ano Rooms.

DOARD.-A Lady and Gentleman, or two
ID single Grnllsnsn can be accommodated with good
BOARD and Rooms, ~ strictly private family Ia btoot
Ign. Addfrss Bon No b0l stOhioe, hew-foft
FURNISHED, with B0ARD.-A fine ROOM
second floor, with Nil improvements, In new house
newly furnished Liberal persona preferred and the most I'M
ceptionabie references given and required Apply the
premises. @, No le3 Easl fhy eishtissl
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NNALLACK's.
w Proprietor and Msnsger...Mr LESTER WALLACh-
GYMS EsrABIfsHsExr DOES NOT advertiser II rHH
sEv-YoRK HERALD.l
Open al A. Begin at g.
MOsDAY,
YlAb time here Ms,suger's great Play of
A NEW WAY TO PAY OLD DEBTS,
in which
Mc,srs p L. Davenport Charles fisher. John Gilbert Geo
Holland Holsou, Rin.g,d. Norton. Browne, WI iamson
Pope Urshsm Ward Ass Fanny Morsnti lone Burke and
CHfnan viii prnpru.
TUESDAY-LONE'S SACRIFICE. -
MEDSEsDAY-(Lss. time) STILL WATERS Kun
DEEP aud ICf on PARLE tRANCAl3.
Mr.. J. " WALLACK
vii mske hi. FIR, appearance
THURSDAY NEXT,
ia DRAMA Of ineusa interest iud powerful Effects entitled
LOST ~ LONDOS.
TIL. Drama will b. Produced with NEW SCENERY and
APPOl NTMENTS, and
A POWERFUL CAST
FRIDAY aud SATURDAi-LOSr IN LONDON.
The d-bns Of Mr. d. ROBINSON will be duly announced
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ABBOTT. DuSNSG Co., huc;iouserS
GOVERNMENT SALE of Medical and Hos
VI piial Property the Dae T. : A. uo.pta Worcester,
Na-Iu Sec with instructions OF brE Oen Saer
Eediea Puryeyof L. s Army, there VIII be s'd at Pubic
Auction Dale L. s. army Hospital, worcester An.s
rDe1ring 1T 10 MONDAY Nov 20. al the Ned
raj AID Hospital Property Of that well sppoit-d nstgton
consisting Ia part Of from 10 go thousand cares oil IRON
Bds ssi Mattresses Sheets, Blankets Counierpapes fi'
gs and Pil ow ticks Bed ticks, Towels Dressing 30"
Drawer Slrs Socks Nshcsps, &c. many Of when arii'
- ~ r sad IN the 0sn psck is-s' ~ received from
c ~ .ia4e-. There will slso be sold in supply Of
ss.agi-. kcia-s. together with Medical Book Drug
slr- enriitufr, Chsifs, Tables. trockeIy and TIN
~ " = yario,yoi House urhishins and Ai'cens'
&c udi mai end without reserve" and 10 coutinue
~ aav 10 asy anil a! Terms cash In Government
Emds j. ThEODOkE CALHOUN,
Brevet Msior and Asst. Surgeon L. :. Army.
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NV YoBK, Nov. IS 1865.
Ok 00n TUNS SCRANTON COAL at
%sJ.ODO AUCTlON.-rbe DELAWARE, LACK.
ANA,A AND WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY VIII
hold their TIIRTlEru AUCTION SALE or COAL, on
WEDNESDAY, the l2d dsy IL h0vcber 1905 At " O'CLOCK
Dooa a. their New slesr0om, No. 20 Exchange place.
corner Of William st. al which time hey viii sell by hcssTs
JOHN H. DRAPER Co.. Auctionsofs.
TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND TUNS OF
FRESH MINED SCRANTON COAL,
~ the uspsl s,ze. deliverable s their Depot ELIZABETH.
PORT n. j., during tbs month Of December neIt
The sale will b. positive zach lot pat up viii be sold 70
the b,shea bddsfi no bid In any form whatever. bsiJg
made lr account o. behalf oil the Company The con
diioas viii be- fully made known At the time Of sso .
TFRHs-FIFTf CEST5 PER TUN ia current funds,
payable the day Of sale and the balance, with tho oovern
nsn Of cents per IN current funds, within ten
days thereafter, Al the Office o. The Company.
JOHN BAiSBiS. President
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WINTER GARDEN.
trHts ysrspIIsHsgyr Advertise ~ rHs WV
iORK HkRALD.l
RETURN
Of
Mr. J. g. CLARKE
On this EVENING lMoudsy the goihl
Mr.. j. ;. CLARKE
vii bis rnssgenrnt interrupted Ia the fu tile OF
Succrss ard appear Ia hi great Character Il
hob BRlERLEY
In Tom Tayor's ce' ebrs'ed drama OF
THE TlCKErOf LEAVE MAN
with the following cast
hrss acoi o. rtfeine'a
Mis-
Mr.. II. bland .ofe"et 500.
Nj. DyOtt
Ar. elect
Mr. G. kemblr Mason al u osSo
Mfr. w - Andr W. 49,. 'e,
Act l-Setiug Lie. scrue-iio bclcVur btrdsns, IA
south Western suburb Of London. isummer Even!ngl
Ad2-Back ron PROFESSIONALLY Edw ards Lodging
Act , The Office Messenger Socnc-A Blu Brokers
Office In the ely
Ac, l-Huntd Down. Scene THE Brdgswaisr ARM
IA Street la the ciy. 3-An Old churchysId.
fla r,beangl LouclcAul's Great Drama
ThE OCfOROON
Also NEW AMERICAN COMEDY.
Door. open q Commences At O'CLOCK
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~ TON PLANTATIONS for SALE in Alabsma. Inquire
a. Office Of AMERICAN LAND COMPANY AND AGEN-
CY, No 81 Broadway.
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A CHOICE selection of fruit FARMS IN SOM
~ Co.. al rcs aud all prices. Productive farms IN
Sarstosa Co. cheap very cheap W acres 5000 w acre.
$3.50 ~ acres. with store only $500 Must be soid'
JAQUES, No. 20 D.yst
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Tor SALOON the Huds"n-ab0ut IL
ACRES handsomely situated on the nver, commandn;
Of the fines, views between Newfbrk aud Albany Is
capable Of indefinite imp would make handsome
place with moderate expense. Il woud sceomodal- four
parties wishing 10 build together there being four handsome
.ites for building. Apply to BENEDICT COLT. No.
Pines, Now-iork
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q mnsemcnis.

NETWORK CIRCUS.
IN Hippotleatvn Foartren,bst opposite the Academy
OF Mpdc-
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VOCAL INsTRUCTIoN.-Mrs. EDWARD

" OtAlg lNNi NV i AV.''- hiiN. ~ w ahb
don In ITALIAN ENGLISH End ORATOklD SINGING
The Gfst vrk IN October Mr.. LDDER will b. A. home
until that dsr every morning bcween ue houfs OF " aud
Thirty s.cond.st uesf Lexington .vc " Chckcrns
q Sol. Piano Rooms. No. bap Broadway.
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DEAL ESTATE SALE,
III BY ALDRlDGE SCOTT.
DAVID SCOTT, AsetloDei,
IN, WEDNESDAY,. Nov r. at n


Al the sas'room Of u. SCOTT. No Us Montgomery a.
Jersey City viii BE- cold ii lots Of gouni 'ia''ed IN hud
son CITY ~ j. on Montgomery and Summit svs' Lincoln
, J ,shirb w,rs 10 hsv, been sold the ID
inst on the prses aud postponed sccouu' OF stormy
weather visit this property all be time well spcS iei
those not familiar with the locality II be reached 10 ~
minutes from Hoboscu ferries BY tho hobosen hudsoh
CITY and West obokrn bof-ca Terms eay tue perfect
Maps are ready No ~ Montgomery st. jersey Guy sho
At the Po.,-OGcc Hudson CITY also at the ohes oil James
d. Niller 40. % Pinest, ~ Y
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AmuseMcnss.

CADEMY OF MUSIC-TO-NiGliu.::r ,vv
ITALIAN OPERA
fru,s rsrABIIsHNEyr DOES Not ADVERTISE IN The
YORK HERALD.l
mn ,,,ur DON GIOVANNI
This IMUNDAYD EVENING. Nov ~ az
fTvELyra NrGHr-sKcOyD SuBscRIPrlosb
vju be produced Mozsn's Immortal master "of~
DON GIOVANNI.
with magu 6cent aud complete cast inciue"s
Nine. CARROLL -LUCGHl,
Miss CLARA LOUISE KELLoS01SS;
sI.nori BELLiNi, ROvERE. DuBRR iEutuy.
cONi,i NOR .,,...............CARL BEhGMAN'~
TO MORROW TUESDAY FvENIN0 Nov. H.
tTnfRrEEsTH NIGaT-sIcoND uBschIrrloSc
will DO presented i,Isvnsly successful nr" optf'
CRISPINO + LA COMAhE'
tTHE COBBLER AND TIE FAlhf1
with It's brilliant and most prif ct cast. ..,,,
WEDNESDAY Nov. 2g--ERNAni. n,.vorn
THURsDA Y-,Dpera IN BROOkLYN......fhA Din apSy
FRIDAY Nov 2f,........... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
SATURDAY Nov. -, n,.yorn
GRAND MATINEE ......................fhA pIA'"N|
In active pfepara ion Meyrrbesrs last WORN,
L'AfEICAlNE. -
The Of reserved cNrs for any o. ,ne
named performances wi e0nImenre THIS Mohsl-sO
lii. ticket Offices, viz: the oox once OF the
beer & schirmrr's. No. 70l Broadway fond co.
No Bro lway Schub nth Co... No. gu broao"ay' s"~
Root Anthony a. Cl's. No. u Nssssu.ss
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1nstruCtion.

A VERY devoted TEACHER wishes to
"A instruct Thoroughly numbrr Of PULLS in English
Drawing aud Music Ia rehned Snd Intelligent iany IN
ID. LESLIE. Brooklyn, =. q.
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paxscngcrs Arrived.

An steamship Lafayette from HovfAdiene pn.res Mr..
fnclor, Mr. end Ms. Lsnberl H. Ahrcis AIR. and Nr.
Iierit, Mr. Shote Mr.. Irfay, y. Rexac George Guen,
n Fan,auzh, Mr. Hort, Mr. Gueriu, Mr. Mayer Mr.. Blum
ir and Mr. T. Levy ard ehdren. Mrs. Besurcglrd Mr..
Loncas Mrs Ravet Miss Fesner, MrAyissoau Mr. trdree
U. Qschokke Mr. scird Miss scaId NJ and Ma C. Avis
sesu Alexander Levy b. O. GarCLee Mr sss Mr md Mr.
Oodcr9x ind CHILDREN Miss l,Sanare. Miss Blown, Mi.
rent NJ and Nr Bettou., Nj Pde de Saipet Oh Fsyre
o. Esrarusc iI. DubreeI iir. faci0 Mr. md Mrs T. Sci
fert Nj Chariot, Mr. DeDel Mr.. freling, Mr.. Tubm Mr.
Merle.
In steamship Liberty from HsyansMr n. Rand ,or Mrs
sa-ah Howe md child Y. savanna Aiss Al. Wright. Mrs
Mary sltouo o. o. feuot. H. y. Pils5ury, James {. Ed
waris Daniel A. Griffith, H. baInes Aiss Adelaide fomeroy
T. Dsrrcds CHARLIE ". Williams. +. W. Niiioms d. bol
{. Hutchings. \. V. CunnughaD, = l.. Msyhew, Mrs
Couuar and child A. Rognin, }. Bagreds, John rapeii
Ia brig scotland from BarbltoesS. BclcnpoIe, Natsag
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amount Of rreonbscks 1T tie end G, enon wces ~
an official statement ho published Of the ano'. thus
redeemed. and let his amount DC luu~s .u IT,
The nm ms csrcc'od wout be az frTage o' thIco
ard a half ulilHops a week-too Mite 10 creme Any
re iqte AGITATION or alarm in tho stock marker OF
lie ordinary channels OF business, bnt enough 10 COZ
tract the currency uniformly and without J u, bch
ratio that in seven months over one LuhOitd ~ nOn
uord lac erranentlv withdrawn irOm ciTcuiatFn and
roi1 y,,ld foil 10 about 81 30. suppose, " course
fhat The treasury should be deprived by law of any
noeer IN sse new groenbacks OF dny other rs Of legal
fl1er notes TO take tho place OF the sn0s thus can.
ce,ed Now nv position IS that the me- formal an.
management Of the adoption Of TINS syitcm would ~
once 90 outress the public credit dep ess the price OF
GOLD check speculative enterprises ase tho relative
valuc If The 1905 as compared W tn other govern
nent bonds ard thereby increase the rapidly with
which this loan would he taken I'D that within fort
eh the increase az the daily rc' epfs into the United
States Treasury would be gro al that even after the
deduction of one fifth the a manning sum avaiable
for use would be large Il is al present IN other
words rs this policy copld be frly reduced ~
practice the daily receipts would rise from s3OCNWt
10 at least S3sOo000; or d four.ffths of this latter
amount. or ~ much as " need at present would b.
available TO meet the cur ent expenses OF the govern
ment'
Money is abundant at 5d 6 per cent among stock
houses, and more is offered in that direction thai
can he used. In @ numerical bills no change, anc
very little Of stre y firm paper is offered for sac
The bank staten .cnts as compared with last weci
show the follow ing changes.
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IvtLIAN OPERA.

Don Sebastian was performed at the Academy
10 fashiono Ole, but not a crowded house Inc e""'
was the ssme as heretofore, and the performance -
iibitc5 no change from Is accustomed excellence
TBS evening Fiotow's pretty and popular opera OF
NJ .rha will be presented, with Miss Kellogg. h,'fcnsl
y,oipi &c. in the cast Ia Forsa dd Dfstino is POSI-
lively promised for Friday evening next
CAMILLA URsos CONCERT.
Camilla Urso's first grand concert was gwen
ot Niblos Saloon last evening" before quite large a
dionce This talented and finished artist performer
oections from Dc Beriot and Sainton and PTeSA'Td
~ her own composition. her execution OF which was
repeio with pathos, and Was received WIN "''rl
demonstrations Of applause. Her playing ihIoushou'
tho evening WIS fully mp TO the standard OF excellence
NO have claimed for her She was assisted by Madame
varion. who snng two arias and Gottschalk's Lul
llby.' very charminglyi by Madlle Teresa Carreno
the child pianist and Sgnor fellini The concert was
A pleasant one and gave great satisfaction Camib'
rso'r second concert will be given at the same Place
on Tbursd-y evening noxt, Feb. o.
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Mnrkets-CAnEruLLT REror1gp son TnI y y. TEiBusE
i MoSDAY, Feb -, l-6j
/ ASHES The market is unsettled and prices nom
inal, at ell 50d Sll sj for Pots and Sl20Sl2 ~ oI
| Pearls
COTTON-The market Is less active and cIcses dull.
with prices in favor of the buyer sales OF 800 bales at
S3us4c for Miadings.
COFFEE is inactive; gold rates are hfm al lcl a
We but currency rates are easier.
FLOUR AND MEAL--The masset Tor Western
and State Flour is fary active but prices Of tie low
aqG medium grades lJd@jc. per Dbl lower there ID
,strg desire 10 sell in expectation OF larger arrivals
at early day. together with the fn IN gold and
INF yo'abe news from Europe; the sales are 800 bbs
al s-0 20 for Superine State; $40 f0 $40 20 for
for tho low grades Of Western Extra; ell lJ0sll 40
for Slip, Nng Ohio; Sll 5Oa sl2 20 Tor ade and Family
brands VI ell f06sl5 fOT ST. LOUIS Extras Canadian
-Four is I'll and l5Q2Oc. i1wer; sales OF ID bulls AT
$40 45sl0 90 Tor the low grades OF IX.ra aud $40 O~
sl2 % for rade and Family Extras. Southern Flour
is also dull Iowor the supply is moderate OF straight
brands the "a are 800 tbls az 81 dSl2 or mixed 10
good Superine Country baltimore, &c. and Sl2 roo
sl4 Is for Trade and Family braufs Rye Flour is In
far demand and is plenty; sales OF l7e bhs nj ssd
S. co. Corn Meal : lover and heavy nj the cl0fe sales
Of $50 bbl. at s. VGS1 20 for Jersey, aud - 20 for
Brandywine.
GKAIN-The wbea market is inactive .nd prices
are lower and unsettled, The demand is very light
and only for milling; saS Of 1900 bnsh. ordinary Red
Western on private terms barley and Barley Malt are
inactive but inn Oats arr fairly active and better; the
sales IS 900 bush including Western nj 81 lilD
81 10 and jersey at 81 06i aye is dull and nominal
Corn is irregular particularly New; Old is nominal;
the sal les are g 400 bush New Tow al 81 ia 81 % on
pier and delivered; Western Mixed u held AT I'll e ~
VI - in store.
HOPS quiet and prices wiilCV, charge; Gales
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NEW-YJRK DAILY TRIBUNE,
at a,a9y. for common to prime Old and A;a55e f'r

at 2sa 1881. for common to prime Old, and 4;Ga5c f'F
HATTIE demnni IS fair, brt prices are wiln1 ,s
81 entail CHANGE sales .. 80 u,Ss AZ - was -
4 1IssTforc IL onlv a moderate inquiry Tor day
Hides and under the decline ~ go puy o'H V-''
roneo1uen,iy nrices mist he Considered nom PAL
MOI ASSES is quet, and lr!ces lHlor VI" vi ~
Gales Of - hhds Old crop Porto IIeo d. - w. ""N
'V pt,0vTSYnTS~ Pork market opened ursettea
end decidedly lower, but toward the cos pun 20 ~
decline was recovered and IA more ao'NS nlnn'f -
yoilcd. for future delivery, we near OF Ivo Vs'
49,. 60 ~ March and April, at $50 @Ja' %
Nv NJ ,,,s cntion, the sales, cash aud II guar
seri a." at50 M M $50 j0ds3 for cd Ne -. the
w.! 10 ot f,r a small lot $50 ~ 9sa0 -! Tor ne"
In t9a n fcr Prime; and $50 80 - "I III ne -ess
p.cr j. ouic Int prices Glc without eifhg" sd'fs
s53 IN r T,tra do 1iorcc Beef Is hlms noi, but tte
- ~ 20 - eurc CHECKS busncss Beer Hams are u
49, alive dem md and firm; sues % l,lo0 Dds az
eSn ,5afl1 for Western. Cut Meats are IL it' W 20
I'D MI oui.e firm; sales OF $50 Pkg nc l10ltc' ro
SIopiders and lodl9.c. fog Hams Bacon IS III Ia,
o0o oolc for Cumberland Cut soIc for Long hlo1eu
81 G9lle for short Ribbed ana zoe. Tor Long on
Hans Dressed Hogs are IN tair demand al i oInio
-rices seics ut I7dlflc for western Lara y h'uI'
active and firmcr urder favorable new" nom h't e.
- 90 - on Mo. AZ 2O0 2aic. for No. J. 240@l4c. Io
~ nine steam and Kettle Rendered, and 2itc oi
cnI P'TTSrpo1 rU1,-Crudo IS dun ard prices are DC
ciJstlv lower: we quote nj ala 4'ci hehned are iie
| et t9c for bonded, and s1c for nee.
| pICE is inactive aud prices nIo nominal.
! SI-GaR-Raw Sugars are easier, but the market u
moderately active; sales OF 90 binds MIA nj ~
and iCO boxes Havana al lHa2lc. keiined are q"ic
and unchanged. ~ -, ,oo. s,los q
a5O bbs AZ g91ds2 D for Weeiern closing unse'ieu
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T ne M nS e %s .S s by sS
sArr and David Reed al" the conHissary Capt
Carlton, present rrro Is than cen, lowe!
than woud hay, een Monday The weather to-day q
clear and waGs enough to make mud aud water annndan
bat not epeaeh snure trade which opened nearly es hg,
a. last MONDAY but coon declined, and has been Gun
and stow all day win large number OF Cattle unsod ~
O'clock witch gives the wholesale butchers VINO swat nar
sairs when owners be gin grow tired OF waiting an OPP
.uuiy get stock their own terms or csc o"es Hue'
| take the hard chance before them Of tomorgw -, .
Sheep in short supply early aud oil course MN y
lot of pretty good wool sheep average ~ DE- oa s
morning at 4c. ~ ID scales Medium sheep sell 81 y q
l9c and some poor thin Il less than Ic iete "'s
not over eco bead Browning this morning fes arc ee
Ginning ,
Quotations are l4 0l3lc. Z Il live weight which Is sig
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Arrived.

Steamship Lierty Wilson days. ndse an
Ilarg0us 90. - 40,
S,earshy lafayette Fr Bocande, Eavre 9th int, iadse
and 6 pass. Geo. Mackenzie. 40 80,
steamer Coainsnder Powell savannah goth nit va bs',i
c r. Z55 bales Of c0tt0n Simeon Dure Put INTO Baltimore
Ia d. tres. Ming Dos, rudder AID s'err-post.
Bark Mary Wand (brem), steaen Cote ~ days "a hsag
Ton Roads ION iis, IN belfast Hennings = Go,ns lib
INST OF the Delaware bark Ann loi hala1l y.ls TO-
Bark Dmkad ot rctou, n -, CTerar' Matn1a' - d'y''
Bsk Ra'.a of sigo) Cary Ms.auzas, Is day sussr So
order n,
Bark Volunteer ,of sosor GorsT Ns'oga Dec r. nut
&C. Brings the crew OF tho lost schoouerR \. Wood .
Bark ssvash fof Richmond Mel, snson, savannah Via
Por Roys AZ Jsy, Il5 bes co;t H. Simeon Dale has
experienced heavy weather the whole passage most % We
crew are bady icobitten. j. anchored at the soa,h"es
RI, l. " E,ton fof coTnwali) Mason, Grand Tub, le
DAYS sat D. r. DeWol Co. lsth inst, OF Cape Mty sa"
brig with loss Of foTemast and mammal under jay
BIis Parason of St. John N. b. Fitzgerald, Lasins log
Bns Relief (oi Windsor, y. 81 Bark csr1ens. o. ST.
tried the cargo in the hold. 500,
Biz Aesal ar Mi ken lof st. andrews n 3D. nil.sen
Ss,yv ,yse''eriv Tsfes tho whole p-sse-e.
BSs Scotland LOT Bsfhado,s Francis Barhaiocs y day.
Il Ss e. came 3 Z, con viii the BrtiR bic T:o ~
eJ away Tor. .nnis,t ans lailotn Ii-e- ,tele
port bow asd mildred other danage ne o4A - AZ -
sailed the d> ur.,ious og Newicrk. The baIA tiea MOI
ri.5n and 5r. Favori.r hsd just arrived
Bri George Downs of Babldocs) Paine, Angina 20 dy
B5 lE ro5p fol =, John " b. Smith, Ma'an7s. 70
dsys sues ad aioea.cs {. e. Duncan Co lgta ny, az
h 49, ion - 81 hsl Lesyy sse rom " NM y a.
Ie M i.fe ic4yy 10 ard. and reuaaed Oh ner sids
~, Nd. f,ol with Il an the spaTs salts and Eisgii
~.ecrt the N linu4sst below the head 1881 l.i a y ~
ION q p, ssy big With I1rtormaFt urd lipccon @'hr
she nd color fyilr bit nd not nafe outj ?V p a.
saw schooner aousnaei supposed her 70 Ve '-As u WV
Sci Annie Laurie lBr, Mcdonald, Fortune Bay Il ''y'
selt shoons S.ar Mar.ian Elzbehrors for Do.'en
WISD-At Sunset, ~ W.. h-ht
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70 Albany by Hudson H. H., from 3oths, Depot,
u aud ~ a. M, and 3.l0, D. aud 10Y p. IN sun.
day train from 10th II. y. m City cars run be-
tween Chambers and 30tl st. stations.
To Albany by Harlem Il. H., 2otlst ithav, 10 4.
M ani...,. u
TO Baltimore, by ths New.Jersoy Il. r., foot OF
CORTLAND. t.. and IN Il. IN. .. M, and ~
midnight. Sunday. T. ~
To Boston. by New-Londcn line, Pier 80 y. H.,
Norwich Linr, Pier - n. H.. Neptune Line, Pier
u ". H., end S;onins,on line, Pier 10 n. H., daily
(Sunday es.oi's r. M
To Boston. by Eowllayen H. H. via Springfield.
..tlihf and tfhaN.. o. 1uu T. M
To Boston. b. New Haven X. H., -,th-st. and ith
av., vi, Shore Line ~ sud p. Sunday .... ?. m
To Bridgeport, by steamer Bridgeport, foot OF Peek
Sup IL ~
To Buffalo and the West, by Erie Railroad. foot
olNlanbersst. .s.f ana ~ a. M ana y ~
To C.egeani o., by Atlantic AID GI.at Western
kR Via Erie Railway, ioOt OF Chambers It, con-
rrc'i,s with Railroads for all principal cities IN
the West, M T. H.
To6reentort Q n. no. land on Saturdays =. NJ 10
Sapbau.. ILip FarnhNgdao, Long bland, by l..
Railroad, from Janol slip and foot Of 3lth r..
l.. g. IA
TO Nsw-Hayen, Hartford snl Sprugh,d-steam
els Saye Peos Slip at............ 1t p ~
To New Haven, by the New-hiven II. R, 2ilh.st.
aAd 4. ay at7 a. M M; III. 3 a:iS. -. and p. IN