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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-14

YESTERDAY was dull and gloomy
day. We had thought to have written
its description, but were seized with the
ba@S Suffice it to say that it was the
darkest, elondiest, mistiest, mnrkiest,
ugliest, foggiest, dampest wetest, day
we have experienced this month. Let's
quit.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-14

OYsrERs-Fresh, sweet and luscious,
large fat and nice, received daily by
Booth, Battelle 81 Co, at the boat store.
The season is drawing to a close. I'm
prove your time, ye lovers of these de-
licious bivalves.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-14

THos. O'BRIEN, Real Estate Agent, ad,
vertises, this morning, the splendid
country residence of Wm. Tallant, Esq
for sale This is very desirable prop,
erty, and will be sold reasonably.
He also adyertises an excellent city
residence for rent
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Latest improvements !;

And it will be apparent 20 all that men whose
skill and abilities have been approved by tue
best manufacturers will not be less successful
when their own interest and reputation are in
volved. ,As testimony TO the above, they were
awarded the first premium over all competitors
bv the Judges OF the late exhibition held ut the
MARYLAND Institute OF Baltimore Md. ia Octo-
Der 1865.
Tbese instruments being sutrcentiy intro.
duced in this city, and having proved equal II
not superior TO any heretofore known. Those IN
want OF d first class Piano, manufactured with
the greatest care ana OF the best material, will
save dealers commission. which only makes ~
amos more costly but by no means more yalua
Die by sending orders directly 10 the FACTORY,
as above directed, or by applying at Prot HER
MAN KRYIERS No lGJ Market Street for
further information a guarantee for i've years
is given as regards durability oil construction
for one year free Of charge
Old Pianos taken In exchange ieIt
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-14

.MAGIC.-Prof Nickle, the Illusionist
was received with another fair house
last night. Go and see him tonight at
Washington Hall.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-14

The FAvoRITE-For Coughs, Colds,
Hoarseness, &c, the Hoarhound Balsam
is the popular remedy, 1t does not dis
order the head and stomach. The chill
dren like it. 1t gives speedy relief :
Price 35 cents. Sold. by dealers. T. II
Logan g. Co, and Logan List Il Co,
proprietors.
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Chaplain lstn W "a Infantry


PITTsBuRg. July leo.
Messrs MgCAsE, KRAFT s. CC.-Ge1t.tms!
Allow me 10 add NV testimony 10 that Of 9th
ers in regard ~ your celebrated DiarThea
Compound / have been for long time sub
iect 10 the disease for which II - recommended
have tried various remedies but never found
one that so completely eradicates the disease az
your medicine. A short time ago / was .uner
ing terribly with DiarThea lProcured bottle
6f' Kraft : Diarrhea Compound IeIPerienced
Immediate relief from one dose. ana after
third dose felt as well "a ever l regard IL a.
an invaIusLI. medicine and would not be With
out u Yours truly
O'' l. W STEWART
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Dissolution.
CruP TO,PARTNERsHE HEhE.

i TOFORE existing between NJ :; LL Ia
~ r Taecb was dissolved on the 9th inst =,
nv nutual consent Those having claims against
,S ~ Ists finn will present them for settlement
SLS re- indebted are requested TO make imme-
date payment A collector will call on uAHss
" u"'0 M {, LEIGH
THOMAS HUGHES.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-14

THOMAS HUGHES will continue the her'
chant Tailoring and Wholesale and Retail Cloth.
ing Business at the old Stand No 80 corner
Monroe and Water streets. -,
Wheeling Oct 9, I565, ocI1oIh9.
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TuTs COMPANY. HAVING Or

J. CANNED IN April, 1864, in conjunction
with the well known tirm of GAEHLE 81 Co.
- a Joint Stock Company, exclusively OF prac-
tical tiauu Makers VINO have held prominent
positions in some OF the best establishments III
this country aud Europe.
This Company CLAIMS that their Pianos com
biue all the eKceQonCIes VI al the
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-14

The following arc fow Of the certificates
which have been voluntarily given 10 the Pro-
prietors, by persons who are "eu known
WHEELING April Is, 1865.
Messrs McCABE KRAFr a CO. Gentlemen
HAVING used KIait's DtaIThea COmpOuId, iUr
Camp Diarrhea with which have been deeply
afflicted Tor almost one month, al other remedies
tired having faded, aud nnding It not only a
presen, reliSf but permanent cure l take pleas
ure IN recommending IT 10 tue favorable notice
Of all who ma, be He afflicted;
q MARTIN
Chaplain l5tI " "a Infantry
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Only Reliable Remedy

Of its kind now in use.
MANY prominent Physicians now use II In
their practice. and Unhesitatlngly recommend
Keen it in your house snt be prepared for
any sudden attack OF
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N,.n,nLr Tenn De-. ]. -

us-,r- MlCABE. KgAFT s co -GsntLmsn
/ nave been using your Diarrhea Compound
10 nv family for some time, ana eau say WIZ
11I6 nIeasrre that IL IL the best medicine Oi
tbe Kind | have ever used aud do cheerfully re
commend II 10 my friends
with much respect / AIN your Trend
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The Greatest Medicine of the Age.
hRAFT3S
DIARRHEA COMPOUND.

THE ONLY SAFE AND CERTAIN
Cure of Diarrhea, DySantery, FIur, Summer
Complaint, and all diseases OF the stomach and
Bowels, incident TO a change Of Diet or Climate.
II has stood the test of time-bas cured in
thousands of cases 1chere all other remedies haze
fnilcd and is pronounced by the public tho
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-14
. CuohGrA,D

Or It's kindred DEMONSTRATING the coming Sun'
mer.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-14

V. II. MEIbALff T.,
oil Aetcalfe Bro. 20
M.tABE KRAFT ! CO. Wholesale Drug
g-ts Wheeling, W va sole ff9pHelO'7 20
SGEnu an orders should be addressed.
For sale by REED, KRAFT & co, Centre
wheeling WEST s MITCHELL Bridgeport
o and By dealers in medicines everywhere
teb2iGmdSw
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-25

B.ppssBr saI-on Saturday. November e. narns
wife Of John BaLrenb1rsh, a. z ~ years. monlh and
2bslays.
The friends ava rrisyrs n the family are respectful
~ Inv ted attend tnr funeral on Mondsv aft moon
a. two o. oc 'n the corncf 81 larx ascbae ana ~
BsanY Ga saturday, November q suddenly. Ep-
WAND BARR bel,sci s,n o. James and Honor Bar
~ and br ~ John Jsmes and Patrick Barry native
oun,v " il'r Ire aud aged q years ami fnnUtba
The friends sni ie',t Of tho family are respect
fnty my tod 1, aten tho funeral from nts late resi-
d nee No u vi nv hfst street. Is (Sunii,l after
noon al rs ~ ucock, without further notice.
BsIL on salur a., 10 amber -, Of convuslons,
Asunsw Js,Y BtL', ouy son y Andrew and Mary Jaso
Bell agei ) ,oar. : monfas afA da,s.
Funeral services ciyt O'Clock On Monday morning
Remains VIII 10 takcn a. YOnkers for iutefmeni
BRAry.-8 vre x Terence Brady AID daughter
"a Edvsrt Marin. q ceased. ~ Brooklyn.
Funcral viii take place from her late residence No.
1895 Fulton .gsnue his Sunday afternoon, a. t"o
O'Clock.
Bs r.-suitenIv. a. Harlem. on Friday November
81 hAmoS, ouiy daughter q James W. and Isabella
The ri ma y TIE family are respectfully
invited H. Riiend the feuea from Ter father re-den
No a. West i.,ih st'eei, this sunday afternoon. at
half past twelve O'Clock.
BRKSAA-ou Fnday morning November %, vrs
JASs BErs.N aged - yelrs native of Iralec county
Kerry, IreitfA
respectfully Invited attend !hc funeral, this tsnn
dayl afternoon ~ hsf ptst O'Clock. from her sis
ies deuce 81 ~ NV 3owery
Ha3ssK On 1indgy, November 4, al Clonfad
county foscomlnon, Ireland, Wa BTpssk, formerly u
Curs'lnl. On Friday November %, JAMS cuupGs.
III. aged 80 ytafs snd months.
lie Funeral wi take place from the residence Of Ms
brother william - Monrss street, his fsnnfayl after
noon, a, oneo'c9ck re friend. q hs uothefs Ihoms
Martin and william sre r. specfly invited g. attend
DAvn-In brooklyn. ~ FRIDAY November -. Gen.
rKrDE DAys ased q gears ard days
The relatives aud friends " the family arc invited 10
attend tho funeral This SUNDAY afternoon, "a two
o'clock from tho realenco n her father nth avenue
corner Of Middle street Brooklyn
nWYpH ON saturday, November ~, MARY y. DwTER,
aged rs years months and days
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MN nKLYN INTELLIGENCE.

- v g.. Hosicrps-srSrEscs or Rpcss,
FwRGr.-rurene Fergus no was Convicted on Friday last
by the Court OF Oyer and Tie, ~'h"r' IN no'Ayn man
slaughter y the third degree. aootIng ,sSeed srs
teday morning Al hair past nine ls the prsene w..
1 'sc s.a' he replied IeR e
fargns born Sifeiand tweniywo years OF s no osen.
Any charse Jadss Lott then .su.onesd BE- con:
hncd N The State Prison Sing sing hard labor iof the
term Of three years aud sesen months
INJUNCTION GRANTED Against GRxEyr AvEsUs VAIL
RoAp-on Friday afternoon another hearing Of the spp
cauts junction restraining the Brooklyn City RAN
Bedford fulton avenues held before Judss Rene
diet ~ he United stass Dis.rc. Court The auae,,,on Is
amnsd Yesterday morning the President q The sroosvn
Marshal with the Injunction and further
road was discontinued for the present
NV CHURCH OF 81 vscKw px PAur-The F,ir for the
Church o. ST. Vincent de Paul the pastoral
charge OF the Fnthrr Husre VIII continue progress
up to Thanksgy ny nsnt the sgh ns 80 far has been
onslie contributions for the church have reached
cost ID ali about SIS 90 Il il very much needed "a accom-
modeie he ssgs congregation, and that sum will no doub
BUSINESS ~ M suRao6arts couRr-During the PAST
week The wills q Richard Harding and John Burke o.
this city admitted to probate letters Of adminstra
Cn s,sGed r ,hc estates q ,e following r.,
ADDISON AGsei, Rarnev shutte, Dnnel Fried William Gil
%S6s se"n a @r w
Frederick Taylor and Joseph u. Gray all OF Brooklyn
CHARGED WrH HAvisG SFoLFa FuRsuuRs.--tames
Chrisman cabinet maker. who. It would appear. has
weakness FOR furniture other than his benjamin
Pike, Of So4 wtouEhby street aen.ed James OF having
essd W. made 81 h E"ry nra pseen so
ination.
RAID rrGGrwKs -, VIII bc remembered that during
tho cholera epidemic IN Brooklyn among the articles %
the code ~ heath ordinance which rrdr enforced
BY The poSr none we're ohsgyed NOR strictly ,h,n ths
swim whi" ,he city limits without permit The captain
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s ume Tho Of the dread disease which threaten
~ 70 uesoatr 80 hearshsones been STAYED The
pspnrv oi our city In all that pertains to lis population
material wealth has been rand an inrl
AN na vel directed Industry has been actively profit
pan-hed from borders by the generous nd
"1.'sss with which the entire nation has pleased
IN we MIDST o. material prosperity sni
canse 70 brliayethat the great moral
effective support - ' 49,
ihougs he sssshnvof arms IL heard land
nun' OF TIE questions involved IN the remain IN
nociuen While We have special cause for continued
thankiufnees that peace has returned 10 let rs
the same time invoke the Throne OF Almighty Grace
M, our national affairs may be 40 adjusted pro-
m'sS a lasting peace TO The nation, and that the
blessings which have been freev extended
people may be stil continued TO abundanily
therefore recommend that the people Of hs CITY suspend
their ordinary asocaons mon the day appointed and that
Ney 10 their respective places worship
'a,h solemn religious exercises shall fully
10 praise and thanksgir 20 Almighty Cod for the
s,prr Nof the year SAMUEL BOOTH. Mayor.
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osismation- ef the Mayors Of New ork md
Hrooktyu.

The preparations for the proper observance o. Thanks
giving Day progressing among the ysrious religious
and phlsnthropic societies of this city and vicinity Pc
igious services viii be held IN o. The Protestant
churches and the inmates u the charitable Institutions
will be furnished with substantial dinners
yng1AsaruSs nv rms MAYORS 90 YORK
Mayor Hoffman has issued the following thank ssylns
proclsmatlons
xAyop'a Oyyicr NV YoRK November a. ~
President ~ the rnt.i States aud ihs soterner ~
the sste of ssw YORK have recommended hst IhuftiAT
The 18th % instant - ssi apart and gberrei
DAY ~ Thsnksgvns and prayer % God Tor al ss ef'
IN eI.sgfnl Obedience custom. whch snsereiy hor@
viii always cbnn I'D and sonosei es upon ~ peots
cy 81 Sew York ~ ave he'd y these scuisnfs-
lions % IN. astonal ard sIfentses and 90 hat dsy
With deep tuhty snf hsarsh grnd~ 70 render thshks
" their Heavenly Father for Al sts blessings
shall attempt snprtfNtc hen ihsy are rgusu-ss
also fsrysny pray tat G9f 10 ~. wisiom ard
will lead nAt8n IN safety through al 5- psfs Which
sndsnger a. srd make N His oSn grgf uule happy
and united p~npie. JOHN y boffAAs' syf.
rRoctArsros NJ rHx sAroa rsDqSLrs
Mayor Booth, Of Brooklyn has issued The fsilo~irs
.prociamauoa.-
wsvoss Oyucs Br0oxtv- NJ. - 49,
In scroftsrcs tine bonorsa ess,on ne ,yveteD
Of this Ss sas sptotatet fsutdsy TIE ft sA ~ No..n
Der instsaL ssy ~ tevsu thsnsseitna W Ai"rftff
Cot FOE sbuDdani rr-r1y s1s syodse. ~ 10 1929
A. ssn.ssLks ~ save stses esass fr ossr sssss =
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


Cpiys--L .ND.Er In Brooklvn on Thursday, Eovem-
her ~ ~ ps era cb rch 10y the Rev John A. Pad
dork JtasN W Lss 10 ANstK B daughter OF apt "
N. Lambert, MI ~ Brooklvn.
HANrJoS--e,q,LvTe On Thursday, November 10,
by the Rev 4 r Pos, pastor ~ "a Paus " r. oharcb,
WnLAx HANI2Os TO JASs dau liter Of Henry singcton
all Of this cay
HAHT~ 1rDg On Wednesday afternoon, Noyem-
hr H. b. IT, Feg .'ancs hil a. At - Psul's church.
Wa H. Harris Mlss SseAn iiYDA, all Of this city
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SUPREME cuusr-sfStaAL TERN.

Law students requested 10 Ne In attendance 81 the
era fern Boo, sign the roll Wednesday the h dsy
OF Dec-rns~ proriro Al nine sccck A. ~ whsn the OF
dial s sesfui canddsss Lac reosnt soni
eaaoiasGSsA ull - nsanalsasoA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-25
EVACUATION DAY.

The Eighty third Anniversnry-An PA
rade Of the First Division division, Brignde
and ReRimcntuI Orders The Troops tn he
Reviewed by Governor Fenron-Scrennde,
&c. &c.
Tomorrow will be tbs Eighty third anniversary Of the
evacuation Of this CITY BY the British forces To
nemorae that event the annual fail parade OF tho First
division New York State National Guard viii take place,
in ordnance with the following orders:--
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HsfoFf IofnmlssloDer Brffs.
xr Dunrhy apylisd upon adsvf for warrant sgsinst
John Hussey ira mate % the ship Enspe for cruel and
nhumau trestmsn Of board the sbp voyage
from Cow Bsy this port The complainant appeared With
his had bound having received fracture ~ the barx
part - tpe skuii Ne was removed 10 the hospital The
Com missioner granted warrant
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n ssrt = Rosenberg crov.n A p,a~sn-nsroAAssA Or
h.rt Rsaa.sr wsIios,oo. R.tS.so.-H rro~,4ass,s
| bark Ane,ope white u cror -RoAks sso- coma,
NE wm Nash tBr. Mcbride. MarAntam end r.rs-D
s s,s Ira = 2, srl fot. Port an Prince Rharryyr
hhas Pavilion nj Hunter wnd.or-D L nswas 1 %
C. ~ 1oo@erAns Carl. Edse.t, 81 Joha MA smas.x
hhT III: S S.,a IN ~, s s.soa.r. !. John, IN
sssG P PsS :,%re"; S.ss,.
rappar 'i' .. Mao salisbury inaaoo. AM L.'.oa.
Co sU"' h'-1in'. Wyatt sayaonah-S l. sscrr.sya
s scsr f fa.'' r ro, cqHtla Abbott
s sssr hiys s J,as.-' woiaseaS l. ss,~.i, a.,
sehr White swan, Wooster E..taa"J Bsysss.'. A. 4
SEX. Fam ,ss. ss s,. Sss ..". nTr's ..
sIoop Emily ~ Allen sras.rH,
steamer Ann Eliza, Richards Phiad,lyb,.
rd s's.%. sJa M.s.%'s x's s Fs Ne &
,ss.%.hp George washington. 9.r.r. No. or..a. M.
81, s..%;se o...sa., ii;rr,.sa cA.a..@s heS -s
syes r:.s.a ..s.ip. F.,xs s-ae. ss cs.r s ~
and yrs, h.nc. ror sayssaah; IN ns;.sras e,rr,epo
WIND % aot'a-.ra. foa mai.sras had strong Nv
,s.% s. ca, LORD w.a wm,ss'on &c 'Aaa.
steamship NJ CD Coburr Nrwbrrn No, ~ hours With
"s, and ,e,'s.srssr 70 9eoa,ps,si
shg ,ls.r, slia,a pel.no Liverpool OF IS With -.
~ ssrs,as s..raS sss.s, HAMBURG q day. -,n
'oahr n. , ,s- is.i y LAY. spn sails. A..
q runch henyAe w,ndi lad heavy weather, Lost and
BARK ercae xnlpnau.-a ul,n p.e.,. Mo Jaac'ro. ~
'rg ss,s ot i,srssao brown nsrans 10 days with
mtg Mar, whii- sysa, coieraine. Ga. Day, pine
Hrg sstr9u, w.iIsoc, Drun.-ct, a. day. With ium.
nrig Abby watson. watson Calais. 9Th lumber. soo
schr O,rli fof Bartsdc., cahcar, r.ra " d,y. va
raheer e las bishop Aco iia been days north Of ist
teta. ru tyanr I'D NV wal,
s,gar and moas,es % 9 swan Had hgbi siai. .aA
sahr ha Fl.h. VALLEY ;, Stephens. m. II a.y. w,a
lumber . u " Loud a ~
ssS SG e rti sa, VIZ issssa A.
srhr Dclasare lank Seat-rn 80
s'hf lienry frrkns Nave fli,as-,bror, FOR Bort,a.
schr Packer, sherman, r.l.,s sd.ya
sahr . Cromwell cro~eii Gioaa-nsr
ss s Ms s,as" Penn, r.,s, &C. g, ressss
ss-hr EaT WIND, Bo~m.n, sr- neaiosi.
s,Sr suns ifi ra-sf S.'i Vii. y.l Mi,s,
sSsr r Sasas'i ws 1ss,' f. r,9sass''
cry ,an me, n.r'p. - r,e,la.nc.
ssS Ss , ,s.. pg @9 rrs-I,r, ro'd'"o'
schr Ai.bama. srsih, rfe.'ianes
s AZ, Ia. ' S"asiaea sia ,Ss,aTs'r
schf Br.inesd foaaslon. Bennington fsf rhraaca.
81, Io.erh,ao, ci.rs Portland. y.
sch siari, Lc-. tnr~l -. Deep River o.
Rrls Neli- Aniru from ssuyitAs
bfts Son9ueisii FROM Torss isiands
sailed.
s'.". ~. yr.as sg s' s rss ,sn az
~dor, ha''efas l. y souacr
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TIE cssTaal Pacific RNlnoAD tycunsIoNsTs.

CiSassAn. Ohio, Nov. - lssB
The Ge,ir7 lncihc Railroad excursion ~ arrived hero
this morning and VIII lea fer the East On Monday
next Tho Ihamb ~ Com ~ this city apo -;sd
D yesterday receive the eycnrsionsts and
show ihela Tive snTons points Of inerest in The CITY
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DECISIONS At SPECIAL Term SUPERIOR COURT.

BY Justice g. l.. Mcneil.
slyo BriIlus The Atlantic Mail steanship Company
Notion granted
Patrick Ca6 Michael 0'Retiy Motion granted and
cause down for FIRST Monday in Drce,nber.
Josrph Sprsgne ct al Elias toodnan NJ al Motion
granted. and referee appointed To take testimony.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-25

vaior, Haiscfas, l. u soudrr.
Marine Disasters.
81. s. y ~ sa sss ss, . ss s va: q nj
b. hndci IL fsw days
sur xs@,s.e mo se... wree.,ns e h...a ,.p,.ss-s
dsphIa aaaore T9wns-pds iaie rs rsr vessel .rs-
po''cd = 10 sa q -.,., sna .r.a NJ c.rs ss,n q
lighters and ~s sood -esshos is Ia hope. Of saving
spp yorSa r,alr-pnpsfs. Nov = Rsrrr. far ~. PFC.
ps q aniosisG arr slsn..de the Am.re.n .ag re.af
. ~ 'ue' q tho ls.sie aes chAssrs " d.y ssf fe..as
IA, been ~, o snd ,.ssn 70 Bran,~,cs "a
nAns A,oll from s.,.n.s, y.-rgts. issni o., no..,,
uniers rer' inc fer ssoa, tisoo rh- form~.
beias siosSI % ,be vessel rhs eap.ia 70
snt otar,e1 nr~ par. sslls ana fxsns -hrh ~ s,s
s 'A'a 80 "' % prepared 100 ''' ana 80 100 ~"
;. .; r. az S q , :. .. s
~fecs,d The Bm'u'. hs's been saved snd 'sssa %
r,ia sryr.rS rurrsros ss.r.perl cl.s ..l.s trs
s,, Ne o SS s q e. s. ns., Z; f
and g l. ,gpfe..i Sc va lo 9TH h.r s.is &c. !. .s
sssr.rsp, .ns rae.-srsi is soas as. sss..a1.ssa
put into H.lfsf 9Th ns,. Oh, set sl.isd.
-osa Ftss II-tos Bri Bro-n. sailed fr.r isaxns 0ss
ny. ~ - isss
Ht-.apo E..on, for p-.r Lie -hn. i-.-i.s Poo,
El.-or,h. witch coming N rs~ RiBsise .sass
.srd .pf .pl,nx ne water wsy. Tbs nnaiis anehores
w1es ~ ., u-,so-s r.ss-rh. ,sIo-ias i.r., f,,s3
Capt wa Bslh,i IL. been fss-sfaed q sss.sa ~ n
s os <. n sS r o rss ~. lsf.s ,...
-'ss :. 1ps,@ i",t ' sT-. ,.,. sss q .,,.
name y ~ vessel egad ~, nas q. ft.snsa..f
,.,n s. y. s.., ps,aa e y. az. ,s =.
- min n. ppaas s.r. ~ ss piece ~ ssthtns,r
-a.uyp .fossn Ds.ee ..sg ,sg -. 's.,sa,..s,a,ss
a hsaa 80 lbst 80 Ha.ssl.sigfnss y nsgy
saril- ). x tx 49, - aoss 81 s.si. - se,,i -
.sss :. ~, ~. -, ATTN ''.s 800, ., -
III .uess s - sstss s..sa o.i,-.is. As.:
- ' X = o.i,,.1s 10 1.f. isstss $50. Ca. -
:. =, r., = ~. b. - ss,rs.s c.G 80.
o. AT r,h .-isi from psla-sfs 49, --ia = - '..i
- g. sss.sJ 80. - = ~ asst \ ~ Fs-ssssa,s
Miscellaneous.
A-srIt - II. HIra-.sp I-sFrsatt-rhi. sac
49, .l W.. ss'r -. y. giss. = 5000
,atse .hs = - is,h :. = =. .,f..y -
ispssf. uss q, fs.shi =. -. ls,sssss.- -.
il. isssf.oi t,,sfs, a.s.si s.,-.-.
~. ~, ~. ..a IRE, \. ~, ssss,.i s, ..
r ~. s..t = -. -, 80 ...F.say ,s,s....i
" ss,.asda. s.'iss,s, 80 AseengisAsh s-aismss :
vh.,em~..
shIr o. -est ysstbafu 80. -ssa sss'io osssa ssgs
y : M. 4" ~. - ~ - = -sI 80.
A,i.a,rr. q, = Z ,, 49,. ns,-. aa,ss. -,
800 80 ,..s.s 49,. 49,, s,'.,s = "a -. =
49, W. 80 '''f.t'a - 't@'' st@fFfe -
ft*I.t.ftt~'
spoken Ar.
A. - s.tt ~ ~
asfs ssgu ifon. Iiess Eoas ~ iissTr "a tsAt -
'r.,. H.. hss,.rs - so.sa.t -, n iaiNs Ms1r
80. ~ U...s. M..W y, - 1890. ~ see
go 49, go = - y. 80
Asr-.Nr. So - ~ csfaaas nsAaaf 8afrsr Nfrss
p.sssn.,.s We So sosa.hs st.s sssat~s. sss-
sosps,pr 500 ~ r~tssst.t 49,. - %i-s,,.,
'.sssrs.t - $3.50 hts. H'-f"'
DssL ssys 49, tgsfisss 1920 ,s'....
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The foreign exchange market was quiet bahAers
bills England at sixty days, quoted at the close
at 1927. a 1885,. at three DAYS ITO ll0, Commerce. al
1857. az, Francs. Of sixty days i6x a5.ls7&: at
three days 5.13R a5l5 bill On rim 7iI 72A, on
Bremen 5sA. 70, on Frankfort a.. Az, on Auser-
dam 81 AN. on Hamburg aoi. 3os. on Antwerp
SEW asi6ii.
Recent quotations for consos aud American aecurtes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-25

The export Of specie from this port to-day sagr gated
s6g2, $50 OF which the steamer saxona took s4i4o2i
the city OF Boston s657O aud the New York s2iI os
making for the week 1881, $50.
The daily range OF the market during the week was
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-25
The exports for the nrss ten months Of the pressn,

Total exports SPA T84 028 Ssh 95 763 692
Do excl'e specie 1871 $40 244 1872 TO- TAI 6093l 952
Tho imports it will be seen by the foregoing statistics
have been on an scale and those FOR the month
of October large those for the corresponding
month year after the great increase 10 the i'm
port trade of the country commenced These larze
importatons have continued undimuished during the
whole Of this long period, Notwithstanding the high
tariff which has been in force.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-25


Several young men belonging % the city ~ New York
will BE- orianed TO the priesthood, at tho Catholic Pro-
vncal srmnary in this city rucsday, the 2Tth inst
The X ght Rev Archbishop MoCi0ssey all fffcisc,
sisted ~ Bishop confoy, % Albany and several clergy
men from New YORK
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-25

The foreign imports a THIS por' daring the month q
y,cober 10 the present ard wo previous years were
valued A. under according y the Official return. just
compiled;
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-25

Total er.ors. SO ssl,7s, tes7ss,4ss Sls 27s,2ss
" sAs II spsvls, lI9IAges sl,-I-.SH ILsu.sSa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-25

Tot emit port sisa sos oss ASS go t2so $50 l3J
wdn I'm whse. 6e,o5o,s2o noi9zss ~''ss''N
The amount OF customs dntss received Al the port
dur ~ this period was M under