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Tho discount market continues unchanged, the rate
for first class commercial paper ranging from
II per cent AMI for the second 10 IL. Ordinary
Chicago is reported active aud their best customers
only accommodated at 10 per cent by the banks
Exchange on tho East West remains par buying
aud 10 premium. selling.
Gold sas irIn Tho market opened 1T li1is advanced
az aud afterwards remained and closed steady at
that price.
Foreign exchange duh and without any change in
raes. Leading drawers asked 1855 The fact Of the
export. beng nearly EQUAL to the imports in value just
nos encourage the belief among merchants that
frthr decline ii the o. exchange must take pace;
but II must be considered that 1t l. already low. The
export cycu u specie from this port for the week
ending thc latn inst valued - s6,4i5,59d in
currency, and ie imports at s6.l.i 6hj in gold The
Java tool. to-day $500 GOO in gold bars and
the Persia reported e. have brought si02.0 n specie,
snd the Liberty from Havana SOLO
Petroleum stocks mod rately active AZ the first
board Pitloc creek closed zoe lower than at the
time yesterday United states s5c pi;holc consolidated
Bradley &C. OH creek sc. The rcst Of tho Isl was
steady AT the .econd board Benneho Run closed l5c
higher selling sl6; United states &C., selling Mt
81, 20 First National Zoe. lower, selling at Toe
Oceanic g. selling AZ 4c. Bradley sold at II 10, Pit
ho.c Greet, 80 30. wchs,er 81 81.
The returns 81 Bank OF England for the week end
ing November compare with the statement Of the pre-
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

WEDNESDAY, Nov Esp NJ
Tho STOCK market dull, but steady, at the early
.e.s,o, or The open board this moruina New York
Central sold al 97ss, Erie s2S, Hudson River 1881
Reading 1t46s. Michigan Southern 757s, Cleveland and
pittsbre 1884, Rock Island 1858 Our reference yes
lcray the affairs of the latter company in relation to
the purchase of the Mississippi and Missouri Railway
mas accidentally associated with the name Of another
road entirely disconnected.
At the first regular board prices lower and the
market lacked spirit New York Central closed u lower
than at the second board yesterday, Erie A. Reading
y, Michigan Southern q, Cleveland and Pi,tsburg
III, Northwestern 4, preferred y, Rock Island y, Fort
Wayne Il. Hudson River !: higher Western
Union Telegraph receded two per cent selling al 6s
Atlantic Mail advanced five per cent selling al 140
Prairie du Chen was steady at 101 Government sccur
Ties were without Improvement, vetwenes Of the hrst
issue excepted, which advanced y under the Londen
quotation Of 49, o4i4 the 4th inst The second
issue 4 lower Seyen-thirty notes Of the third
series were IS I. higher
Al the open board at one O'Clock prices were shade
better. Twelve hunlred shares Of Prairie du Chen were
sold n, % 100 q; this session.
AT the second regular board the volume OF business
was very light, New York Central closed u higher than
at the nrst board Erie 4, Cleveland and Pttsburg
a. For, Wayne u. Northwestern was = lower Michi
gan Southern j. Government securities inactive
Coupon len rorics declined u. Coupon fve-twenties
of the second issue 4 a u highe; seventhrty
notes, second series, II n Il.
After the call there more disposition to buy and
quotations improved accordingly. AT the open board at
harpast three New York Central sold at 97iS OF,
Erie 81 a 927S, Hudson River 100 1885,, Reading
li42a, Michigan southern 1875 1874, Cleveland
ana Ptsburg 93s. Rock Island 1855 lO6 Northwest
er $50 preferred s5Is, Fort Wayne 1045s q, Terre
haotc and Alton -, Ohio and Mississippi certificates 20
Canton n IL Mariposa 1917, Atlantic Mail 1885,. The
Pacific Mail Company has declared Its usual quarterly
dividend Of five per for the quarter ending October
II, payable on the 22d inst.
Afterwards, the street. the market was strong, its
immediate tendency being upward At 4:50P. NJ New
York Central was quoted at 97h, Michigan Southern
76s Il, Cleveland and Pittsburg 932s q, Erie 81
Reading ll4il "a, Rock Island 1864.
The extreme fluctuations in the leading speculative
stock, from the beginning of 1860 to the close OF 1864
were follows
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The Bank Of England bad given notice thst on the 81
December I'll, following funds would be transferable
without he dvilcna due the 9Th II January next,
yn:-Consos IS per cents now 9: los. per cent?,
=: 10 TT eats aunutes for terms Of years, and
India 80 Der cents also thai the transfer books Of East
lnda stock would shut Sth Of December and open
on the 6,h 81 January.
AcorpuTaiion has been organized in London called the
National Poultry Company with capital Of twenty.iiv
thousand pounds sterling, in shares Of pounds each,
Tor the purpose Of applying system Of rearing
poultry a dve aero lot.
The following liable shows The present value ia England
OF gold aud s cons ~ different natonatics, accord
.pg IN tho ,rfi IA 4fnndnrd Nor ngurcs
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limited and prices irregular with sales OF 600 bbs
2ln 2Sisc Butter without change: fair trade
was done 30c 42c Cor Western and 40c. 65e for
State Cheese in moderate request at l4c lsc for
common 10 piime factory made
Ps7R oLEuy.--Reccips. 1872 The demand was active
for both crude and fined al full prices The sales were
$500 hhds at 39Kc 40o for crude and 62c a63c for
refined, in bond and SOC 82c for rec
RIcE quiet and unchanged. We heard Of no fur
Their sales
SUGAR Tho market dull and prices were nearly
nom nal The sales were about $50 hhds. Cuba
vado nj 1870 l4kc and 700 boxes Havana, mo IVY at
14hc but part private terms; also o0 boxes havana
by auction at 1870
SrrARSE was in improved demand at full prices We
note sales of 40 900 lbs Ut 2oc also 90 600 lbs
grease at 1876. a15Zc
TArLow ruled more active again, and sfhes were made
OF $50 900 lbs at 144c l4Ac.
ToBacco Receipts, 423 hhds and $500 packages.
The demand continued moderate and prizes were steady
We further sales OF 200 hhds Kentucky, and II
Ohio seed leaf within the range Of our last quo
tatiOns
wHsKEY Receipts, 1875 bbs The market I'M
settled and prices entirely nominal, with small sales
at 81 43 q 81 As.
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THE TURF.

THE TURF -.
for two thousand dollars play or pay IN harness, be-
Owner names BLK geldng Captain Kennie owner names
b. q. Butler. Jr. At one O'clock
1--WE MILE TRor, NOV. IT, FOR FIVE THOUSAND
Dan Mace names oh. IN. Up and Up: ,; ] Bowen names
Captain AcGowan' OF Boston: ton h AZ Two oeooA'
stake Of two hundred doars mile heats IN IN harness
Dan Mace Maggie Mitchell; Mr. Bristol Honest John;
owner. Nimrod J. II. Martin. Richmond
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
HORSE FAIR
AT PATERSON, N. j.,
NOVEMBER is AND is. 1866.
PROGRAMME.
FIRST DAY-WEDNESDAY. NOV. IL.
First class Nos and , 70 % shown a. CLOCK T. N.
fNTERMIssi0N TILL. ONE O'CLOCK.
First class, No s. mile dash, At O'Clock r. NJ
Second class, No. l, mile dash, at ID
Second class, No q nile heats, 30.
Special premium No mile heats, best tree In five 500,
SECOND DAY-THURsDAy. N0y is.
THIRD class, Nos and 10 be shown at 10 o'clock NJ.
Third class, No. 2. mile dash. at lO.O
Special premium No mile heats $50 a. i o'clock A. NJ
fNTERMIssIoN TILL ONE O'CLOCK.
Third class, No. 9. mile dash, at T. NJ 100
Special premium No g. five miles, $780, ats o'clock r. ".
The horses will be required 70 start promptly at the time
All rules and regulations OF the society will be strictly
forced gambling allowed. liquors sold, and inox-
Gated person admitted to the grounds.
stands. Il. B. CHISWELI. Secretary.
No. Ill Main street Paterson, N j.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.



BRAprKn-O' BRmS.-On wednesday, Novemher Is, at
st. Pauls tEpiscopai church, by the Rev Thos F. Pur'
only daughter Of Mrs Mary OBrien, all Of Tompkinsve,
Staten Island. No cards
BAnRY-NonRIs-O wednesday, November l5 at the
residence of the brides father by the Rev Father Far
rel DANIEL BARRY TO ELIZABETH A., Oldest daughter Of
Thomas Norris. Esq, all of this city No cards.
Flushing a. ~ papers please copy.
CuRRIE-SHor WE'LL AT Hoboken, N J., on Wednes-
day November l5 by the Rev Mr.. B. Riddle, ass sted
by the Rev. William vroom, RonsRr cuERIE, OF New
York, 10 SUSAN G. SHoTwELI, Of Hoboken
DmcRE-FicKs-on Sunday, November S, at st. Mat
thew's church, by the Rev. G. F. E. Stohmann, Mr.. VIM
DEcKE to Mrs FL "a FcKE eldest daughter Of Augustus
Rosentha Dsq.
DAvs-Kos1sn-on Wednesday, November 49, at the
residence of the brides parents by the Rev G. L. Smith
VIM II. DAVIS of Paterson, N. j.. to ELIZABETH b. Kos
TER of Carlsbad, N. J.
RESPONSIBILITIES Tuesday, November H. at the
residence of the brides parents by Rev. Henry L. Jones'
Mr. WIN r. FUNSTON to Miss FANNIE daughter of John
Balken all OF this city No cards.
"a h1 the Rev 4 Roche GEORGE W GRAsr. of Brook
Ign, L. I. to ADDE L. daughter OF the late Peter van
Meas, of this city
at Hudson City N j., by Rev. Michael e. Ellison Mr..
GnopGE G. HALIocK Jr, of New York, to Miss OLIVE,
daughter of John Haedden, Esq, Of the former place
No cards.
JoNEs-BnL-On Wednesday, November 8, at St.
Johns chapel, by the Rev DR. Weston JAMES G. JONES
to MARTHA J., youngest daughter of Thomas Bell Esq
LApAnus-fsAAcs. Wednesday. November l, by the
Rev DR. Adler assisted by the Rev. DR. Asher, at the
residence of the brides father LEWIS LAZARUS ESQ., Of
this city, to FRANCIS daughter of Ralph lsaacs ESQ., OF
$3.50 Essex road, Islington, London England No cards
Posr-BRUsH -On Wednesday, November 15, by the
Rev. +. G. Brooks, CHARLES @. POsr TO MARGAKETTA,
uiece Of the late g. T. Brnsh
PEAsE-TRorrER ION Tuesday, November Ia, by the
Rev DR. Clarke CHARLES e. PEAsE, formerly OF Albany,
to CATHERINE g. daughter Of the late John Troter OF
Albany.
ESsos--BEERs. Calvary church, on Wednes-
day, November I5 BY the Rev Joseph Brewster, as
sisted by the Rev. E. A. Washburno, d. D., EDWARD d.
STEPHENSON, Of Brooklyn, 10 CHARLOTTE BEERS, OF
New York.
Tows-sMra On Wednesday, November Is, at the
Church the Heights, Brooklyn, by the Rev Dr. Ees,
WILLIAM p. Town to EMILY LOUISE daughter OF Gerritt
Smith, Esq, all Of Brooklyn.
Baltimore papers please copy.
wEsrxRvxIT-BoGARr On Wednesday, November IL,
at the Reformed Dutch church, corner or Ffth avenue
and Twenty-ninth street. by the Rev. DR.. vermilye,
JonS s. WErRRvELr Jr, to ErizABsIa, daughter Of the
late Eugene B0gart
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WEDNESDAY, NOV. 10 800.
ASHES Receipts, none. The market unchanged
In every particular.
BRxADsrurrs Receipts. % ,as7 bbls. -four SO, $50
bushels wheat 90. do corn IS OBS DO oats 7742 do
rye 900 malt and 8 400 do barley The mar ket for
state aud Western -four without important variation
The sales were about 900 barrels suboncd quo
ations Southern -four fairly active at about yes
terdays prices The sales 500 bbls Canada -four
in moderate request at steady prices. The sales
comprised $50 bbls. Rye -four quiet and unchanged
Corn meal steady, with sales OF 800 bbis Brandy
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The traffic receipts OF railways in the United Kingdom
OF Great Britain amounted for the week ending 2Sth OF
October IL 20e miles, to f67S 16s. and for the
pondng week Of last year. S74 miles, to $685. 49,
showing increase Of 425 miles and of f39,679
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land Wales for the four weeks ending tho IAN OF
October These returns. combin with the circulation
Of the scotch and Irish banks for the PERIOD and
the average circulation or the Bank OF England for the
four weeks ending the nth Of October uhe nearest date
furnished by their re,urns, will give the following
suits of the circulation notes in the United Kingdom
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Auction sales OF Real Estate.

58th st. north side lots west OF I'd av each. 546
57th St south side lots west OF ID av each $40
4th sv s., bet 10th and 117th SIS, lots, each I75
1l7th st., south sde east OF 4ih av lots EACH. s2S
IOsth street. near 6th av, A., lots each ...... $50
1Osth street, 5th av, n, lots, each .... $40
9th avenue and nth st. n e. corner lots each 1856
House and lot 103 East Broadway ease) 800
63d street. east Of 4th ay, lots, each $3.50
Avenue A. between 62d and $50 sts, lot, LOO
Avenue A. between 62d and SD sts lots adj, ca O50
Avenue A. between SD and esd sta, lots adj ca OBS
Avenue A. between SD and SD ss, lot 275
63d street, west OF avenue A, lots each $50
63d street. west Of avenue A. lot adjoning..... 795
62d street, west OF avenue lots, each $50
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FINANCIAL.

"A CAPITALIST WANTED-WITH READY CASH, TO
n loan in from 81 900 70 S5 0 the host approx
ed security In hand interest from ~ 10 per cent month
net returns days best of mercantile reference Of
fered required Address, only with real name Mer-
chant hoy Ierald office
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FRErcHrs were steady. The engagements were To
Liverpool 500 bales cotton, I'D. I6d per steamer
81 900 bushels OF wheat, I'D, or II corn, oAsd 500
bales cotton Is1d To London, 1000 hhds -four "a Sd
$50 tons oil cake and 900 hhds. do, 20s per ton.
The charters were bark TO Rotterdam, petroleum. 0 Sd
q g. 3D. n Swedish brig to Hamburg, petroleum, 6s ;
bark from two ports In Sicily to New York, $3.50
British schooner to port In South America, on private
terms and back from denfuegos moasses ~; brig to
taricuas and back sugar 5Sc, and moasscs, on deck
- J0 two sohooncrs TO Boston, corn, 7hc.; one to
Ncwburyport, &c. Bremen bark from CITY Point to
Venice tobacco: bark to Havana, British bark to
Cardenas ana schooner to Carfhagena and back, on
private terms
Hors.-Rccepts. 90 bales The market very firm.
with continued good demand from consumers, The
sales we're 25 bales ut SOC 05c for new crop, and l0c
sc for old crop
MoLAssEs. The market continued dull, with only
iobbng trade Prices however were irm especially Tor
PRIME qualities, the offerings Of which weievcry limited
PROVISIONS Receipts, 20 bbls. pork, 10 packages
beef ob3 packages cut meats, 49sS do. butter, 530
DO. cheese and ~ packages lard. Tho de-
rates mess closing heavy f33 Tho sales were $500
bbs ut s32 s7h s33 rs for mess and s2s so $50 for
prime mess Also about 200 hbls mess, delivera.
bic IN December, buyers opts. At sa and 700 bbls.
mess for all the year, sellers option at $32 80 q
s32 02b The beef market was firm, with sacs OF 500
bbs at t11 S14 FOR pain mess aud SIa eli Tor extra
mess Beef hams were quiet hat prices rather
steady. We note further sales Of $50 bbls.
Western TO arrive. at $40 30 a al. Bacon was
inactive and holders generally D. ng anxioas to
real 20. Offering more III rally, and as q
Consequence prices somewhat weaker though not
noti eably lower cut meats wcr la be- ter supply, and
sales were made of 30 packages NJ l5hc l6hc. for
shoulders and 100 22o for bans, the market closing
quite bcoyaut The transactions 10 lard were somewhat
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sattcrthwaitc's London circular has the following
reference 90 American securites--
During the past week tho Lpndon market for Ameri.
can securities has been much depressed the high rate ~
interest in money inducing large sales OF stock which,
coupled with considerable imporatons 81 Doth govern
bonds aud Eric shares has created much dulness
United ~tatcg 90 bonds have given way about half per
cent closing cat. 10 X Illinois and Erie shares also
show decline 81. u 10 81 the former beng last
quoted 81 x to -. ard the latter "a 20 "a.
American STOCKS were quoted IN London on the ID
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Only moderate demand prevailed for wheat and the
market closed dull and heavy, without any noticeable
change however The sales about 40 600 bushels,
at 81 67is for white Genescc, $2 ~ 81 43ts for
amber state, 81 so 81 90 for amber Milwaukee, 81 7s
81 80 for Milwaukee club and 81 u 81 SO for Chi
cago spring The market for was fairly active and
prices again improved 1c per bushc closing firm at the
advance. The sales about 65 900 bushels a soc
pc for unsound. CSC Doc. for sound mixed Western
and 81 for white Western. Oats dull and heavy,
with sales at 46c 52c for unsound, 0Oc. 62hc. for
sound and 90 &c. for choice State In small lots Rye
vas dull and almost nominal. Malt inactive Bar
ley steady, with sales Of 10000 bushels at 81 IL
81 2S for Canada West.
CorrEE active; cargo Of 500 bags Rio, by
Wavelet, sold at 14xc
CorToS.-Rccepts Q, Ts2 bales. The demand fair,
but prices irregular. The sales about $50
bales, mostly Of mddng grades al our quotations, as
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The fluctuations OF the same stocks from the LIST Of
January 10 he 3lst Of August in the present year
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POLITICAL,

A MASS MEETING OF THE INDEPENDENT PEo-
"A Pies aud Working Mems Political Protective Asse-
citation win be held ~ the Nineteenth Ward Hail.. nay
third street. between Lexington and Fourth avenurs this
Thursday evening, November IT, at hapast seven ocicc
r. ~ The working OF the ward. and the A.
Charles Devlin respectfully invited
ing will by Hon Judge NJ Connolly Hon Judge
McCunn. DR. Berger Hon. John keegan and other eml-
nent speakers. BY order Of the General Committee.
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Being an Of E3o7 l76 compared with the
previous return and increase Of f4l0 $50 when
pared with the corresponding period last year.
The Bank Of Holland had advanced its rate of discount
to four and half per cent Tho following at last dates
were the quotations for money in the principal CONT
mental cities of Europe
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TIE working men e nc , ward and The friend. z
Ga m pssn .a Gae
nsn sthsr
T,IrIzENs' ASSOCIATION OF NEW YoRy.
" Nsw YORK. Oct 20 us1
LrcAL BUREAU or rHr BUREAU or
CHARLES s ocSSoR JOSEPH u: shi?h;. NJ D..
xSiK HSoSEVESG T Tip fiHxEs
SIi fITaS dHsP2S w saK n n D.
s sEss $A$S$s. ia.
CHARLES rhAof' 81 siE ri Se ssS&Inriii. NJ B. B..
H HLl 4 so Hkksis. Il Il. B. 3.
Tas GSsso OF rHf e JoS pSvp WorE
igHz 3fS sSsxA s4G s, Sa PssHsEysL-
S1FHHf EhsE sasDS 5 5hSns NORMAN JOHN
WIN. NJ. vERMIIYE.
the a GITaESs
sl3 Broadway for the purpose of nominating .or
;Ss s% .ss. :
and n 81 this " @ s &
s@s r. ana public
and peculiarly qualified to fill the Office OF Mayor In tns
MILAN II; WEBB:
b b9RNhi + i. f HMTos.
Committee appointed a, p pkTEY b nJkToS
meeting 81 he s Ss, IAc sis \ SCHULTZ
at No. sl3 broadway NATHAN SANDS
o'''''' y '' G GEokGE Ri si.f ES.S 1s,.
&. r: RoBEKTS,
G GHaEf H;aM TRaS4.
o hf EcRs E n y s aes
for Mayor and pledge ourselves 70 use our ana na
Moses Tayor Phelps James John c,.sssy
" shsBSssa ksspp ospf
saac sts, Charles ss ni'
ENG sssss aGs sAms
Harris It cS9a S M.x 9 Ware w. sS
S s1 p
ssS s ss Ge9s Sa lsA1 Ms Tag.
Donald, David IIo.dcy, Joseph + 10y, VIM Wood VIM.
.!a MN Miner r fs + sage Esx:;a
ssmss ssins E os.sa Ro cS;:
lanes oeSns's Lake . Mscgsr} I Ta
H.as e AFsola m GSns'i Henry o Bs1ss
pe@srss Clarke wilson 7sno co p cn
T y T%r-Sn eeaaass%a Isss
s aSasis. ?sssis rsems. Denny Es
hsSsI's sG %sls Fasa eSprss S"sr.as
ton CO. y Fawestt George Paien, Isaac y Bailey
" Baklay, 4. NJ knight i Co. r. STOUT 4 Son: Hog
A. smith Bros James Il. Plum. Elijah T. Brown, jobs
Armstrong VIM Armstrong, David Morat Co; scohsld .
Stevenson John Dunphy. Thomas Pearsa Jr, b. A. Burr
Hans Reese. Warren Kiddcr Co. " W. perore,, Go.
He'll Murray Nephew Theodore Nckerson, Lloyd Aspip
wall, Croker. Wood Co., Holyoke Manry. VIM Whit
surscs Co, T. r Dwight l. Roberts Co. Ssyins
George d. Arthur Carlos Cobb Alfred Barrett Lane Son
Co. fornpkns Co.. Il. Bailey, c. D. F. W. Cozrll A. x
Kent Co. Joseph Lord A. H. Gale Co.. H. lvis0n, H. u
Haley D. ID. Badger j. NJ. Sands, Samuel J. Hunt. H. D.
Bridges and thousands of others.
(sITIzENs ASSOCIATION NOMINATION..
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Committee appointed al
n meeting OF the Chti.
zens' Association, held
ut No. Sl3 broadway,
October 10, 1866.
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9TH WARD.-roR MAYOR g. GODFREY GUNTHER 4
~ A n injecting of electors OF the Ninth ward, held q
Tuesday evening Nov H. NJ Armenia Hail. ~ Bank stree
the object q the msspE 9ssn sased an G Il
THE NINTH WARD, was formed. On proceeding 70 "
Of officers the following unanimously choscI
President, solomon Bana; yce Presidents George Mo-
ton Nathaniel Roe, Isaac Odel. Horao n. Gallup. A.
O. Knos: Treasurer David Earl Secretaries. samuel
Allen. william Hawks. On taking the chair Mr. Bants,
attachment to the principles Of pure democracy; 70
OK listing corruption In the city government and the duty
every good citizen 20 aid preaent chief magistrate
10 exert themselves zeaousy IN behalf OF The objects
organization; The meeting adjourned 70 NEE, g me
time and place the electors OF the Ninth ward favorable
the RI election Of Mayor Gunher without regard part
are invited 10 attend. SOLOMON BANTA, rres'oens
VILLA. Z AaLss' Secretaries
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United Kingdom .f3, ,a9S, 500 f39 l29, 7SS
And, compared with the month ending the 18th Of
October, 1884, the above returns show increase of
Ell O0s in the circulation OF England and
increase Of sss the circulation of the United
Kingdom
On comparing the above with the fixed issues OF the
several banks the following the state of the crcuia
ti0n:-
The English private banks below their
HAco issuc IluAs,fUs
The English joint stock banks ART below their
Total below fixed issue in England. 81 324, $40
The Scotch banks above their fixed ISSUE. 1876 133
The Irish banks above their fixed issue. 253, 22l
The average stock OF bullion held by the Bank Of
England in both departments during the month ending
the 18th of October fl3 525 21 being decrease Of
ETH 93S compared with the previous month"; and an
increase of f451 OPS when compared with the same
period last year.
The following the amounts Of specie held by the
Scotch and Irish banks during the month ending the
14th Of October
Gold and silver held by the Scotch banks e. Az OFT
Gold and silver held by the Irish banks $3.50 $50
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BILLIARDS, sc.

NOR SALE OR To RRNT--A BILLIARD TABLE, 4
u compiler one OF Sharp's make, Apply a W BIT
way after 10 O'Clock
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9TH ALDEEMANTC DISTRTCT-PEOPLES AKn
q Workingmen's Association. meeting OF the above
association held ut "a SCANNED street Tuesday evening
November IT, the following preamble and rcsoution1
were unanimously adopted 60. = =, :.
whereas the OF the present Alderman o. tnt1
district Hon Peter Mcknight. we recognize worthy an1
efficient public servant whose past record merits Tue apps
baton OF the citizens OF this district therefore
Resolved, That this association nominate lion reter
KNIGHT candidate Alderman in this District ana tna,
we viii use ali honest means his reelection 70 th(
position he now holds earnestly call upon the hone
voters IN this district assist In our endeavos 70 re
. man who has shown by his past record to be sbovI
Resoxed Thai we cordially invite different assocrAdon|
I'm iris aisrct 10 meet with headquarters Gouve
nenr ON Saturday evening next TO rny the abovI
nomination JOHN W. ~ q ,,rr n'
& v Lyons. Secretary
parntcx LyscH Recording Secretary
Enw nm FIrzGFRAID, Treasurer.