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Go tODom II nan CCnterH.
DRAFT FAMILY.

TIE descend r,s o. Iicut. WILLIAM PRATT. who fsu,
a. Carnbrilge. Na l5la, and afterw ,rls a. 'ayH'i
sholt l, are ncr.by notified thlt the History agt ss
of t.e Family now ready delivery. & is yJga'
four hundred and cu,y ptsos, roysl octave IL tHSs
cloth. ct 50 T,r copy.
IL extra buluf, Q 81. .
COPE, nsy be D. a Of JULIUS n. PRATT, No IS Chs
beers st.. New ora, aAd CASE, LOCKWOOD 60. ns
ford. Conn. JULIUS PhAsL
Mcr.den. Dee. u. 1854.
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obstruction.

. CARD.-Goldrmith' Institute, $50 btoad-
"A way ,rrat indictment. ol~rcd Fil co'E- D '.
I'M Pef ans ip ro0 .zot inc NJ. 'rhW''g h'ii
N: reduced 10 $50 ioT On wi" c'iufHrIr" -is NO ' ~
sons I'm s,v l. Each pupil IT-ely taught o-''' Ia
H. GOLDSMITH. Pine pal
At DOLBEAE's COMMERCIAL CADE-
~ MY No t0j Bro-iwny. Coaf,curn or Toys COP 4,.-
private le sons day evening vi,h"H, - "a CO.. al
.aic qt.k @; AgHss T.r.i. sJt'sa o-'4A. 80 49, ~
practical book AtrItf..
II TOWNSHIPS COMMERCIAL ACAl.
A F5Iy No. 80 Towcr~. below Nou.'cn..i 'ien't Ie
coyc tl1-irg jus rrci.l. ,u skecrnt VI lH- Ann
-f-t.c. ,ebp i apfua, .rci.-. g. atu..i &C "rPhF
n,ut Tor Ladies. Private lrs.rucii5n gwen.
A BUSINESS COURSE-HO0KsKEEilNG,
a WRITING, AEiIdNttI 10 aEa III. 80 10. +, ''
70 audi .or l4 ac.-. 4tu.s = = 10 .! NtriTi' '.'
e r. anil Nl,ifstoI q. goo. FA!H,., G'T'.i''r ''.
,.isb ICf Sos o. Go ,ry, p. w. % 4 .'' Ll,'i y'+
- fRIOW's COMMERCIAL AND hkI
- ACADEMY. ~. 2ly 8Ioadwy instruction eiy,n ~
r.. n-l.n.tr Irl-,iuf lnd Er kkcer'nf f"p' q''oA
and r3l.y cratea for adv .cDd pos i'ns fi ar' -"
P,s,1auslip executed to 0iaes APP! o'.'eJ + '' o.
4frr ?. ~.
IRVING INSTITUTE. Tar,ytown, y. Y
Is.rl.ns PC. rr Joy gs. Tic ttA SON. 'ua. 'r 30"
vii commence TUESDAY. "cv. tof stc9itt' ttIf -
the triI.f-. - = NV ~ --' -
-
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VINELAND LANDS--TO ALL WANTING
lile0ifni.

hR. MUNDEs WATER-CURE, at Florence
~ Nela-rlea.ant and healthy noun. ain rrsi, n. mile
West from Northampton Depot Sotst and coolest grant,
water. Diet undsut. DR. MUNDE, olcstt Disable u
Pdassnitz ITcitne cut purely hydfiatc.
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Coparin.rsbip Notiee,.

OF C0PARTNERSHIP.-
~ No,ce is hereby gyea tia, tie Coma nsrs.I hsrrs
Tor. esis,iug btweeu n, pndergued uades Ne h
sCHIEFFELtN BROTHERS 90, "a TIL. diy io.o -ss
by uutua coEsent. AL ou5tsn3ns unls VII Be sstz
By Sshuol g. ScheGtlin Jaaes /. scAifhrin l0s,pa z
Westefed, OF William .. Oeaty, either % whom ara ~
author red TO sign the name OF he Grn ~ !qGl-HJn.
Dated NV IoRx. Jsn. 1865.
(oisnedi eAMJ ~ Il. sCHlEFftLlS,
JAMES L. SCElEFFELIN,
SIDNEY 4. SCHiEFfELiE,
BKADHURSr SCHlEFFE1iN,
JOSEPH II. WESIERFlELD,
WILLIAM 4. GELLAiLI
WILLIAM HENRY sCHlEFFFLN
Tn. business Of the late hrm o. Solshein Bro g., C.
has been Transferred to, end will be continued b. ".
SCiiIEEiELIA & co.
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HOW TO AVOID TIE DRAFT.-Don't
bro Substi:ueG but send One Dollar for .l nstTuo
ticns, by which any pefson avoid being DATED Adde'S
WIN. H. sAXTON, Co r. 4Jd Michigan Infantry, Noshvule,
TcIueysr.
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Ocean Steamers.

OPPOSITION LINE 10 CALIFORNIA, Via
~ EICARAGuA--short route. low prices-Ihe Central
American Transit Company will dispatch the 2Oih OF
every month lIonPirr No % North River noon
steamship GOLDEN ROLE. ID. $. Babcock mes,er, at
greatly reduced aes OF passage kor particular apply TO
ID. ". CARRlNGTON. Agent
No. III Westst corner of Wauenst
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nROPOaALS viii be received by the BOARD

or SUPERVISOR; Of Richmond County atth.li On. .
a, p,CfIMO Nd on SArURDAY the u oil January .'-
AZ no ocork m ~ hins tie Gpota u said Ooan'S
The call 1 ,he P~sdrlt OF tie United St-ss iol IN %
l ropo,a 10 state ur5n what f-nn each man wih ne -
49, AMI the names II good uni sufficient surte' ''
de- Ior sce Of said contract aud the said bolti reserye
IN. . 10 g. aept 30, any pEopoea ioi aA' %
.ura'ies or otherwise. ,r,,-..I Ca, y,
pS ''''' A 8. WOOD, Chairman
FRgp GRo5GoS, Clerk
GUPERVISOBS and TOWN COMM E 80
a, - ~ tb,t QUOTAS FILLED II o tw days. al tbs
iy.t rtes by the tuion Representative Assoct 20 :.
Capbrr.st r. lcrsnces from BarArr' anu "e'o'Iu'' -
Ii.hest STANDARD given
WINDOWS aud HEIRS Of soldiers VINO na'
died in the United States service or as pri.0nIs 81 Wa
90, b.ve thai arrears o. p1y, bounty an prn'n cGIec
! ,v .,ui,ine 10 VAN BIREN LUCkE1i bahf er-' TO =
itroidway Ascpts duly authorized ~ Ohi'ou "''''
lucut.
czss 5a<SE-1ss--s -. ~.
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Mem i1ublieat,cns
,EETs c. KERR's NEW BOOK.
rIIN PALACT NFAUTIFUL.

An elegant o.uil, cd Seeci Poem pa lelc an
bv he hnou, miory sa,iris.. Han ioms e!JlS i-.no'
9th p5ynciL Price, 81 s..
sKCoSD EDITION SOW READY
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H,ew Civilizations.

rENO FARMERS AND GARDENERS.
TIE FIELD AND GAND4I
yE0FThELFS Of a + MICA
;,. Fr.RiNG BURR. -.
p.;.. ,. r.ct f.,.fo 4 r Boz Fu Nrctitpl's; ~ac.
tf5 H., .'b..t ,5i.s ..i uolr Of t..rvf elegantly ,
HE Iaost. Co., 5rora the su0l-l cyef pant d
R'I'y shorty.
J. r. TILIuS 10. Publishers, Boston
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T'HE QUEEN or THE COUNTY Is another
Of those hi toned and thoroufhy refined tales Of Eng
hsh life which nay well Margaret AID her Bride.
msids Mscstonvs EouseAe cpcr" l1qlc and Inclts
Ina" and /, H3tS whit behind De sest cG.I tie Eng-
hsh novels Of thi. emmy
The poplsliy OF 81 these l. great, bit
Tai GUEEA or the COUNTY
sseeives the stronger praise,
prominent zynsn says "YouT venture IN repubish.
fug thee delyhu0i books must be iortmlte ote. n /
lge OF their occess sgwulr by toe frequent sgt Of
taem ia tie paror. Vi cty, sUd the pleasant jldg eu's
which bear gxFlessed Oen young nIrud AZ my elbow
ssys tell Nj LoIing that TIE q Of the Comfy Ia the
best boox yet Doubtless ircld YOU elbow hase
cepes,ediy anu pied this word # really cultivated and
gTeciative mind.
Every bookseller sells It tfr 81.
LORlNG Pubrher
No. 3I9 Washugoh-st., Boston.
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Eos. ono t;cuno.

DANK.BOOK IOST.--piease 10 reiun ~
- so ~. we., Twenty vntll-.t.; BooA' No. d'a
Mis- LUDDls
EOUR DOLLARS REWARD 10 the hItt
4 ola LlGUp S'LN WAlSf, trimmed ~I,h cord WI
pnil at No. ~ Ess. Iwefn.st
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llnntlna Ara>eme9.

~ ". RIYEESs DANCING ACAlLhh,
y. No. - sCIEHNiEEnOhN'>L BtolhLlN
Classes CO., beginners ae nov .Fat! SEQ % l.'e'
Jrst pafl. Ird s ge1pitl cli..iins e'rp pee Ie =
Ii.... ID. b. .iI. .F yea. .Hu 81 htts'e 'i '' w -'
I.i. Oh Remit - cents i.ro coy.
nEGARNOs DANCING CLASSES, a. The
Academy ~ Ply tsl CtrIc, No - West Fourteenth
Al on WEDN FSD.l.S AID SATURDAYS. if'E 10 %
o',ck eu ! i.3in 70 10 p. NLN classic no" oIth'
QUAKIEls co.nlncucr. o. g. da.o otol;Iy.
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DRISONERS OF WAR.
Vile and widowed mother Of all prisoner. Of ran he
paid by application to office Also prn,ions bountes pay
aud prlle money collected l.. BROWN Co,
Military aud Naval Collecting OhcA
No lPIk.plac., under Broadway Hank.
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Tie celebr,el Pirates oftfs busspp" who IN year,
Infested fr4ac comfy IL hTkas,, here brought
into Prominence in story Of uEUsuay stDs nature 1Ac
seIn.outlaSs Of The "C4uaTI Clan had for tie
supremacy with GeTceT free deI by the
Chirepi AID this Tie suhor has used the basis for
his fire As tale Of land all viii give real
o1f.faeti0B
Sold by al Newsdesesi or send psstpid reeest Of
pics-TFTEEs CESTs
AMERICAN NEWS co Pubi,iers' tceut.
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DdleHiines.

VALENTINES! VALENTINES! VALEN-
TiN.5.!!.
VALENTINES SOLD Oh CONSIGNED
NEW.YORK UNION VALENTINE COMPANY,
Nc "a Wi.irrist.
rs-yir- IN price from cent? 20 8 10 eacn eihs VIC ohE
,,..ntatls IN t!is Country OtGiLf LACE iATr ~ ga
s % 60 irna lt-tr variety si b 'I dc 'unt' a ny
-. 30 SlJ pa, T2S sud 9 " oi' c'l-'ab'5 on
hand o., - ....-,.
over 900 O1o 'ergc fiye Comic Nlcn'sos al new loc'i
- cfts rtr sr.s. Nacuu ttft7 '.Uvtnfts hio rI'e'
sacl,'s W l.r-c variety. la dii mine ih ~ @. o.
NEM.YDtE UNION VALENTINE CONfAElS
OFFICE,
No I2i Wi.i.t1 st., New Work
The 'e-ce.t gnt ne NJ tuItaC. rcfs = i.e country
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tllacIIlnern.

DEYNOLDS TURBIN l. WAlHs
AZ WHEELS. ~.
Comrr.rut men so IN oye3 - measure "ie-Hi'' "~
plans, aud put Ia fumes, wheels and grasng. -. 9,
TALBOT \ UNDER.ilLL, 10 BIoAd''ay' Ne"iSI -
STFAN ENGINE WANTED. of from 30 70
a. horse also Roller Sh..liug and Straa PiPesIS
heatius The above lust bc either nts 20
be either bought to,o'ltr icpsr.,ey. Adi.oss \ - IN
TtE Box No 800 New-Nofk Po.tOhce. siaiil. "ne, -
articles be seen, so fGll psr;itl~s AID The
price.
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rTIITE FIRM Of LEE. BLISS q Co., is TIN
1 DAY deceived BY .imi'a-i n Of Copirrer'lip y
GORDON .C taOGAhI ret.r nsi " LLlAA Ia Lob IN
IT',TlhA BLISS w..ss..uil a4did io1.
az JAMS rom LIE becomes psrner Ron "a
d.s 10 b1 ness aud reading Of 'ns -'H 70 'oAhus " 1s
toitrF.
Nrw.Yors Dec. 3. 1874
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GECOND PIANOS-A Splendid u Octave
Roseood PIANO FORTE elegantly carved H. he Loan.
XIV ,tyle good for hall price. Also, sIcrl"ut
u Piano % good c also 81 ron iilno
At very low price For sAlc By JAMES tlRsSOS. No. -
Howard -.
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.'''.''''.''s.oo
HAND.MONEY or PREMIUM.
FOR THEEE.lEAE RECECi I5..........,..........S5O
FOR rlyO.YFAR RE JfTS....................... 80
FOR ONl' YEAR 20
Tue E.w.Yli County Volunteer Committee. having filed
a quot. urler .,a1 up,o III. tIa nov trter ia
rr,tos Of Board Il surcryi,0ri uiins Tor tbs Amy
with to meeting any future demand for men
Recruit, wil 30 received formerly, the several Pro
,o.t Ms IL. odcc' and the County Volunteer Rooms IN
the Par eJ.uer Of BrosG,sy and bcr.. AMI the
battery.
III, follow nr ss the various Provost M.r.hals offices,
FOURTH DIsrRicr-Csp- JOEL b. ERliAhDr No. ioi
Li5,ry,t
Fprn DIsTucr-C,p. HENRY + WEST corner Of
BIoouo and Crosbytis.
ThrtccntLst
sryay1n D4rRrcr.-Capt FRED. C. WAGNER. No. g.
Thrd.iye.
EIGHTH DrsrnIcT.-Cspt BENJ =. MANIERnE, No
1893 Broadway.
NINTH fITRicr.-CHp'. WILLIAM DUNNlNO, corner Of
For y,eycntlst aud Broadway.
Al kecrhs will recc ye tue County Donniy cash down, In
their own hands. Immediately oh bcirs 'wo!r In.
The Government Bounty J. raid IN three isinilnel'. one
and ibid nj the expiration OF Dnenaf III the torn Of
vice AID TIE remaining onothrd at tho expiration OF the
whole tenn Of service.
Dated .kx YORK, Oct. ~ 1864
{. GODFREY GUNTIIER. Mayor
nATIliEM 7 BRENNAN. CoHt4o.Nr,
TM. NJ. TWEED. Supervisor.
FIlJAu y. PURIFY, superdsor,
WM. II. STEWART Supervisor,
GEORGE OPDYkE Auxiliary Member
Committee VOLUNTEER ring
ORISON BLUNT, Chairman.
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aa.ne Of tie hral vii be Il. q. aAROCANp niNlCh
II. g. NARQtAND
V'HE FIRM of T.. $. JAFFRAY & Co, q
no go ur1siway. Eayi ufen e-r0iN oy racih
ne Of the parncr- Mr. Arthur W. Jstray tie 5l'.n'''
-. ryi,rg p.r.r... M Ger tie ..rne fTm incDrss
S.v.yorl De- .. 1884 EDWARD :. lAFFRAY
J ". BARROW,
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WANTED, q GOvERNNEsS-On compe
w tent to teach the English branches and the rudmel,
ofMuhc About eight miles from the city. Address stain
terms, So. q. D.. Boz No 40 NewYork Post 06hcs.
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EOR SALE-A Four-story high >tOop, Brown
1 stone font HOUSE and LCF. IN 7 iltyci ;h.h. n'l
Fifh.vc. TIE ror.' Is in p.f,t order b,iag gau'ed 40
fr, oed tlrou ghout. The fu1iiure be purchased
desired.
ALLEN Brown
No p, lrost,yay
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CoPYsE was steady, under moderate inquiry for
cargoes and fair trade demand
de ded change The sales 40 bales 70 consumers
at 40c. Csc for new CROP and LOG. SSc for Old
crop.
MoLAssRs was UNCHANGED in every particular We
heard OF no important transactions
RICE dull and nominaliy unchanged
Provisions Receipts. bbls pork, $40 do beef l13
packages cut meats 2l8 do butter and 400 DO cheese
The pork market less active and prices were som >
what weaker though not quotaby lower mess closing q
$50 02K. The sales were 1000 bbs at 332 80 e32 u
for beef very moderate aud prices ruled somewhat
heavy Tho sales 500 bills at $11 &l4 for plain
mess, and S14 3l7 for extra meas. Beef hams were
dull with more sellers than buyers and prices were
rather weaker We note "a OF $50 bbls At al $42
Bacon Inactive with small sales at previous prices
firm. The sales comprised $50 packages at 1870 Q
1870. FOR shoulders and Ice. 22c for hams. The
transactions in Hard were limited but prices we're with
out decided change The sales were $50 packages at
24c 28Zc Butter and cheese inactive and heavy,
without material change, however, in prices
PErRolxUh.-ReceiptsS 1862 bbls The demand was fair,
both for crude and refined In bond but business was
moderate. Tho sales comprised about 5000 bills
mainly at 30c for crude, and &c. 62hc for refined,
in bond, and 79c Q SIC. for free
SUGAR.-The demand continued inactive, but prices
were nominaly unaltered. Tho sales cover 40 hhds
Cuba muscovado at 141<c &c., and 20 do Porto Rico
at 1870.
TAiLow-The demand was less active but prices were
we'll sustained The sales about lou, 600 lbs at
l4Hc. 14%c.
ToBAcco-Receipts, 212 hhds. and $50 packages The
market continued dull but holders were firm and full
prices realized. We note sales Of 100 hhds. Ken
lucky at from &c. a 2shc. as to quality.
WHIsKEY Receipts, 4O5 bbls. The offerings were very
liberal and with only very moderate trade inquiry
prices ruled lower with sellers at 80 40for prime Western
We learned OF no special sales.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

Tho Cunard mail steamship Cuba Captain stcne will
leave Boston on Wednesday for Liverpool.
Tho mails for Europe will close In this city at quarter
past and at half past five O'Clock this afternoon
The New YoRK characterization for Europe-will be
published at eleven O'Clock this morning, and will
contain full account Of the Insurection In the West
Indies and OF the bsrbares prsctsed BY the blacks
and OF the punishment inflicted on them Interesting
tellgence from all portions Of the United aates The
latest from Mexico Cuba and the Pacc Coast and
accounts Of all important events Of the week.
Single COPIES in wrappers ready for mating six cents
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.

->~~~~~->~<
MONDAY Nov e0-6P N.
The stock market has been ON the whole firm but
variable to-day AT the early session Of The open board
New York Central sold at s74, Erie 921, Hudson
River 1887, Reading ll4S, Michigan Southern 'e's
Cleveland and Pittsburg a. Rock Island 1851, North
western tsales IL 400 37, preferred co. Fort wayne
l04ss Terre haute and Alion 75, Canton 40, Gunner
land az, schuykll ga At he first regular board there
was an active demand stocks Northwestern common
being the most active and closing two per cent higher
ban at the second board on Saturday. Marposa tsaes
700 shares) closed Ia higher New York Central =,
Erie " Hudson River y, Reading r, Michigan south
ern (saes 2, 100 sharesl u, Cleveland and rt'sourg
sales 1900 shares y, Northwestern preferred "a, ROCK
Island u. Cumberland l, Canton Il, Ohio ana Misss-
spp certificates u, Marietta and Cincinatu r. oosen'
meat securities we're steady butduL
At the open board o'clock the market was
steady Northwestern common continuing the leading IL;
yore with sales of 900 At the second regular
board prices were fraction lower and the volume OF
business was limited New York Central closed lower
than at the first board, Reading y, Cleveland and Pitts
burg Y, Northwestern IL, preferred n Mariposa IN
Canton u. Fort Wayne was u higher Cumberland ana
Ohio and Mississippi certificates were unchanged Gov
eminent securities were dull Coupon skies Of 1881 were
Y lower fve-twenties OF tho second issue u, third
issue NJ
Al the open board at half past three the market con-
tinued dull. Northwestern the most active stock
with sales OF 5000 sharss selling at 36h ASH Ohio
and Mississippi certificates sold at 2o, New York Gen.
trail s6&, Erie sl7s q, Hudson River 1854, Michigan
Southern 761 y, Cleveland and Pittsburg lo) s3h,
Northwestern preferred 65z Fort Wayne 1o4%, schuy
kill Coal III Az, Lehgh and susquehanna 10, Wyoming
Valley 49, Mariposa IA At Sis r M. the market was
nrmer New York Central was quoted ut cox q, Erie
al1s 92, Hudson River 10Sx x, Reading max
Michigan Central IFS u, Michigan Southern 70 a y,
Illinois Central 1921 a133 Cleveland and Psburg 932s
u Rock Island 1881 % Northwestern S61s, preferred
65I &c; Fort Wayne 104% =, Ohio and Mississippi
certificates 90 a y, Canton 40 49, Cumberland Az
IS Mariposa IA ~ q, Quicksilver AIS r.
The money market is easy at per cent, with ex-
ceptiona transactions six The statement Of the
caed banks for the week unfavorabe although 1t
shows no important changes.
The discount line is firm, and first class commercial
paper rated at per cent with exceptions at seven
The second grade is quoted at 10 a H.
The totals of the bank statement compare thus with
those o last week
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Tho Paddle mail steamship Baltic, Captain Horner.
VIII leave this port at noon to-day for AspinwalL
The mails FOR Central America and the South Pacific
viii olose Al half past ton O'Clock this morning.
The Nsw York Rehabilitation for the Pacinc-wiil
DO puOlished al haif-past nine O'Clock this mora
ing and win give the latest News from all pars OF tho
United Sa!es, North and South; Full account OF the
Negro insurrecon in jamaica and OF tho arocious deeds
OF the insurgents The latest accounts OF the War In
Hay Late and important intelligence from Europe and
reports Of all important occurrences Of the day.
Single copies IN wrappers ready for mailing six cents
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married..

BApsAU-BARros.-At New Rochelle, on Wednesday
November 49, in the Presbyterian church. by the Rev
Erskino N White assisted by the Rev. John Mley, BEN
BADRAU snd EMMA f., daughter Of States Barton
ESQ
CONLAS-PoYNror -On Thursday, November 10, by the
Rev O. Clapp D. C0sLAE and NJ J. P0YSroN, all Of this
city. No cards.
90 by the Rev. Mr. Fletcher CloFrus HORN Of Montreal
TO Miss SUSAN daughter Of the late Captain D. A. Thomas
Of Brooklyn.
Montreal papers please copy
MCGNS-LUcY.-In this city, on Monday, August Is,
1852, by the Rev. John c. Golden, ROGER H. MoGNs TO
ANNIE A. LUCY.
Philadelphia and Providence papers please copy.
RABE-LUsBy.--O Thursday, November 10, by the
Rev. Morgan Dir, RUD0LPH H. RABE 70 LzzK LUsBY all
of this city.
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SECOND BOARD.


AsHns Receipts, - packages. Tho market continued
I for lack Of supplies though prices were very Arm
hnrApsrryys -Receipts 2o,6lo bbls. -four, 245 bags
corn meal 2 ais bushels wheat 2s4 corn, os96o
do OATS ea do rye and 1928 do barley The demand
for State and Western nour was moderate and prices,
though droo,ans ~ the commencement, ruled steady
towards the close Tbs sales comprssd TO- 500 bbs at
our suboned ssstaions Southern nour was quiet and
unchanged No saies were about go bbs Canada
-four was incidentally active and prices were without
special variation Ths sales embrace Sso bbls Rye
-four was inactive but previous prices ~ers well sup
ported. Corn neal was in light demand, and prices
Ina ~ We
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Robnerses Of Fs rmer. Around Richmond.
RlInMnNr. Nov. Io. 1seb.

General Turner has detailed three officers 10 invcsti
gate the deprcdaions committed the farmers in the
vicinity OF Richmond with instructions 70 charge the
amount OF damage TO The guilty parties, and when the
robberes can be traced 10 any particular REGIMENT Of
troops The amount Of damage done to he deducted pro
yc,a from the pay Of the officers and men composing
sub regiment
Many farms this city have been entirely stripped
OF provisions, and II s high time stop was put TO such
transactions
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PiTnotf, Pa, Nov. %, 1909
Tho hearing In the Of the sIeged frauds against
the Internal Revenue Department, the returns Of oil
will take place before commission At scadvic, on
Wednesday next Several prominent parties have been
notified TO appear and answer
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Gold dull. The market opened at 1863, but de-
clned to 1867. Cash gold abundant, ard where
made fiat four per cent interest paid
for having it carried.
Foreign exchange firm. Bankers bills Of the first
class at sixty days were quoted at 1851 100.
The London advices by the City Of London report
government securities dull and consols heavy On the
9th nve,wenties quoted at 63ts g. Illinois Gen.
trail s1,l slsl, Erie 53s 53A, Consols 50 s91S.
The business at the SabTreasury to-day was as fol-
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Funcral or Henry l.. Gordon.
HolpsnyHss, N. H., Nov. 20, !

The funeral Of Mr. Henry l. Gordon, proprietor of WILL
lards Hotel coaches Of Washington who was killed by
the railroad accident Newark, j., was attended at
this place yesterday He was buried with Masonic
honors lodges from Tacoma and Plymouth uniting with
Mount Prospect Lodge Of this place. OF which Mr. Gordon
was member II was indeed, a sad occasion, for Mr..
Gordon Of very best and most enterprisins
~itixcna
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PROP(pSALS.

<yRoToy AouEpUCT DEPA RTMENT SEALED PRO.
posas endorsed uPrcposas for laying water pipe also
with the name OF bidder and the date OF its
will no rereved ~ THE office II o'clock A. NJ OF Thurs.
day November b. 1900 tor the laying Of 81, feet water ppe
frm poin In the Croon aqucduct Ninetieth street
through Nneteth street and Eighth 70 the squs
duct IA Central Park Eiehtyafh street speciAoA
and such information ~ may Re necessary can be OBJ
isined At the Engineers ONCE city Hall park,
THOs sTkPHBNS<I Croton
ROBT 4. DARRAcsI,} Aquednct
Aw. CRAVEN, board.
Noyxnus ~, 1896
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FOfn meal, HFsndywlne punchsonb % % - %
The market for wheat continued dull, and prces again
ruled in buyers favor b the extent OF 1c per bushe
Tho sales about 30 go bushels, at ~ 40a ~ for
nsw smber state 81 50 for amber Milwaukee, and VI "
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81 So for Chicago spring and Milwaukee club inc
corn market fairly active and prcs were very urn
The sales covered zO0 900 bushels at $50 300 Tor mn
sound, 96c. 97c for sound mixed Western, VI seo.
Oats were somewhat frmer for unsound, while soand
were without noticeable alteration The sales WORE ~
46 53c. for unsound and co. &C for sounc. no ~.
was neglected. The only sales learned OF were ovVo
bushels Canada at 81 ls and 400 do state ut III ~ h
and barley without noticeable Sales prices woro
nominally unchanged.
CorroS.-Rece pts 1891 bales The European ad-
vices considered favorable, leading 70 gnod OK
port and fair home demand, partly for speculation ins
sales cover 500 bales the market closing firm at the
improvement shown revised quotations, as iol-
Iourn