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wero 500. 100000, the gold balances Sl,o7A3es and
sold brought 1867 for s1soooo 1860 for $50
and 1855 for 100000.
The government market opened weak and 70
mained 30 throughout the day, the diversion In the
gold market preventing anything like success in the
attempt TO rally prices. The "bears' arc jubilant
over their good fortune. The closing quotations ct
nve O'Clock were as follows:--United States SKIES
1881, registered, 1l4k 11S; do coupon, 1884, llsx
Al5k; b2o's, registered, 107 . 107k; do. coupon
ase2 112x I12A; do. do, 1884, 1o5Is 1o7k; do
do., 1906 1osIs 1osk; do. do, new, 1896, l1o,s
slox; DO. do, 1857 oN 11os; do. do, 1893, lfox
. Ill; lo-4o's registered, 1oS 1o<t4; do. coupon
400 . 1o6x.
Foreign exchange was lrm on the basis OF Ioox
a0ox for prime bankers. The reported reshpment
Of bonds aud the falling due Of large numbers OF bor-
rowed bills tend 10 make exchange nrm, aud the
opinion Is confidently expressed that In the demand
sor rcmtances to settle the years. balances the rate
cannot 60 below the present figures for couple OF
months 10 come.
Before ten O'Clock In the morning Erie sold at a7k:
Michigan Southern at sex; Pitsburg at s7sx; North
western at IS; do. preferred at s5h; following which
me following quotations were made at the open
poard;-Cumberland, so a 4ox; Wells, Fargo 4 Co.'s
Express, 26Js 27Is; American Express, AK q 45h /;
Adams Express. 4s,S 4ok; United States Express,
Soy 4yA; Merchants Union Express, 10 q isss;
quicksilver 234 235s; Canton, 6lf a51,<; Marposa,
sKae; do. preferred, "a 22k; Pacific Mall, l17Ha
,is; western Union Telegraph, 3oX q sex; New York
Central, 1854 . 12oX; Erie, ash . ssk; Hudson
River. iasX 1855; Reading, 90 q oox; Chicago and
alton, Ia bd do. preferred, 14e bid; Wabash SIX
sss; do. preferred SO bid; Milwaukee and ST. Paul.
s,s 60; do. preferred, 50 sox; Fort Wayne. lax
1l2,s; ONO and Mississippi, 31K Hk;
Michigan Central i1o bid; Michigan Southern,
W. Sok; Illinois Central, in bid; Pitts
burg ssx $50; Toledo, 1oox 1oox; Rock
Island, ssx q ssH; Northwestern, SIX SIX.
sshe regular board the market was steady. with
snt reaction in prices for those OF tho list which
asa wen most scuvs In the open board. rne mar.
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ket st the second open board was firm. with en- up
ward tendency There was still further improve
ment the regular board for ali OF the List except New
York Central, which began TO weaken. The follow
ing quotations prevailed on the cali:-CumDerland,
4o1s 4oK; Wells. Fargo a Co.'s Express, 26x q
27H; American Express, ASK a 40; Adams Ex-
press, 40 q 4sK; United States Express,
4ox 474; Merchants Union, Isx . lsk;
Quicksilver, :3h bid; Canton, so . GIN;
Mariposa, s OK; do. preferred, % 22x; Pacific
Mail, ll7k l1s; Western Union Telegraph. Ssx
81; New York. Central. l2sI 1877; Erie ssx bid;
do. preferred, 50 5ok; Hudson River 12sK 1925;
Reading, 9ek 99x; Chicago and Alton, 147H; do.
preferred, 145H Alton and Terre Haute, AZ do pro
ferred, 81 GA; Wabash, 59k 5sh; do. preferred.
10 TAX; Milwaukee and st. Paul. 7oK T0k; do.
preferred, 50 s9k; Fort Wayne, l1sK 1l2x; Ohio
and Mississippi, S1S 31h; Michigan Central. lis
l2ok; Michigan Southern s0N . ooA; Illinois Gen.
tra, 14lx Ia; Pittsburg, Ssf ssx; Toledo, 1ooh
1ooa<; Rock Island. los,I 1Ook; Northwestern,
s51 s5T; do. preferred, ssX SO; Boston Water
Power, IA bid.
After the adjournment Of the Long Room very
buoyant feeling prevailed on the street. Erie was
advanced to 4oX 4oA, but under circumstances
sugs esting . ''wash" At halfpast i've O'Clock the
quotations were as follows:-Rook Island, lOok
l0eK; New York Central, 126 . l26x; Toledo, 1ol;
Pittsbarg, s9k; Ohio and Mississippi, SIX 81k;
Reading, 9o,< 9sA; Fort Wayne, 1l2ss l12x;
Northwestern, Ss4 sch; do. preferred ss,l sox;
81. Psul, 72sS 70; do. preferred. se,< 90.
The impertations Of dry goods at this port for the
week ending November q compare - follows with
the previous week.
Entered for consumpt,on ssiI raj xs6s 493
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FRIDAY, Nov. H-6P.M.
BUILDING MArEgrALs.-Eastsrn spruce In fair
quest at unaered prices the sales being feet at &9
S2chiehy at &l9 $50 for medium arrivals liberal
Laths dull but steady o. Lime steady 81
for common and % for lump, while Rosendae
fair demand and nrm at g. Bricks unchanged,
Long Island being quoted S1 Croton $S $2S New Jersey
81 @11 North River SO so 813 aud Phadcpha front
$45 $50.
BEEswAx dull and nominal at CSC. t2Tc
CoTToN.-Receipts, zoos bales Tho market quiet,
the demand from all classes being light and prices
heavy and irregular, and sales made mt
decline Nc. per 10. The sales 5ss bales, including
$40 for export 2N for spinning 20 speculation and 100 In
tran 10 au0tf
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A LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
IA OF DRY GOODS, by CATALOGUE
AT AUCTION.
CA B0WERY.
CAMPBELL 3 CO., Auctioneefs,
commencing Monday 10 O'Clock, November % embracing
full and complete assorted choice Stock.
Can be seen up 70 day OF sals
For catalogue spply q
So Bowsry
and ~
once OF auctionsers.
CAMPBELI. yr snIesnnan.
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DY HENRY H. LEEDS 4 MINER.
ID HENRY II. LEEDS, Auctioneer.
We respect fuIv AN nOunce that by order of

I1Y HENRY n. LEEDS MINER.
ID HENRY II. LEEDS, Auctioneer.
We respectfully announce that by order of
Mr.. E. W. Bu RR, Receiver and Trustee
for the OF JOHN A. REED shall sell NJ suction,
without reserve commencing on
MONDAY, DEC. 2, AT loH O'CLOCK AN,
continuing until all Sold the very large and valuable
SOLID GOLD AND DIAMOND JEwELRy,
DIAMONDS RUBIES, EMERALDS and other precious
stones now on exhibition at tho store,
7Sf BROADWAY, opposte Grace church, New York
In this valuable collection viii be found the hnes EN-
ERALD and SAPPHIRE imported; ALSO this hnest first
cass DIAMONDS of old and new mnea; RUBIEs, EMER-
AIDS, PEARLS, OPALS STONE CAMEOS Of the great
artists mounted the most artistic Jewery OF all
descriptions Of tho latest and elegant styles embracing
n very largo assortment OF BRACELETS AND SETS In
enamel and precious stones large and superb assortment
signs also specially of SOLITAIRE RINGS and nd EAR M
LANES LEONTINEs gcnts' and ladies' WATCHES Of
the best makers and Gnish; LOCK ETS, SEAL RINGS,
SCARF PINS CHAINS, &c, Of the beat workmanship and
gold and other superb Jswely incidental to rs class
Also number Of FINE CABINET PAINTINGS and MO.
SAICS GEMS by eminent masters. The GOOD WILL AND
LEASE OF THE PREMISES, with the VALUABLE I'M
PROvEMENTS AND FIXTURES--vix., SAFES, by HER
RING; ADMINISTER CARPETS elegant carved and inlsid
CASES and FURNITURE, by HERrER, VIII be sold on last
day Of sale .
STOCK OF ARTISTIC WORK been offered At auction In this
country.
HENRY IT, LEEDS MINER.
The goods Exhibition, ss above, until time Of
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DIV HENRY D. MINER, AucrIoNEER. sALEsEooM,

RY HENRY y. MINER, AUorIoNEER. sALEsEooA,
No. 9 cowTLANpT STREET, -FOUR DOORS WEST
FROM BROADWAY. ART GALLERY, W5 BROADWAY.
MORTaAGEE'S SALE OF HAhDsOME HOUsEHo.D
GLASSWARE, CUTLERY, AC., &C, REMOVED FOR
convenience Of sale from the country,
By II. D. MINER 4 &BARKER, Monday,
November 30. at their salesroom,
No. CortiAndt street
Particulars tomorrow.
BY order OF
A. II. WAGNER,
Attorney for Mortgages.
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T,,yRRERo's DANCING ACADEMY, NoaTHwEsr COR
ner % Twenty eighth street AMI broadway-open Tor
the reception Of pupit,.
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.QY HENRY II. LEEDS 4 MINER.
ID HENRY II. LEEDS, Auctioneer.
AT THE LEEDS ART GALLERIES,
B7 and $40 Broadway southwest corner Twelfth street.
On the evenings OF
FRIDAY 27th and SATURDAY, 7sth November,
ATTY O'Clock each evening.
CHOICE COLLECTION OF MODERN AMERICAN AND
EUROPEAN PICTURES
The collection TO be sold Friday evening will consist OF
the works Of, viz. -
Wertmuller, 6tarkonburg, veron,
L. X. AgDot, C0uturer, l.eickert.
FeuchseL W. Homer, Hertx0g
Gilbert. Baird, Warren,
Brevoort, he Braackleer. Coleman,
G. p. Cranch, u. ii. McCord, W. q. Young.
w. NJ Brown, Beaulicu, Mario,
q. H. Butler, A. W. Warren, A. Y. TAFT
Jules Rosier Van Sebon, And others
Hamilton,
On Saturday evening" 18th November the entire collection
Of our favorite artist,
Mr.. G. r. REAM,
embracing his usual variety Of Cabinet Pictures, richly
framed OF Fruits Flowers, 40 All Of which will be on exh
bton and from Tuesday, 24th, till time of sale.
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SALES Ar AUCTION.

UCTI0N EoncE-A RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR
IN housckeepers
Over 600 lots OF magnificent Household Furniture,
Velvet, Brussels and Ingram Carpets,
Elegant rosewood octave Pianofortc
Beautiful Parlor and Library Suits,
Works OF Art, Brorles, Vases, Figures. Statuary.
Fine Collection Of OIL Paintings &C.,
Shs dsv (aturday) g. morning, i0 O'Clock precise
w. at elegant residence 1f9 Clinton ghth
between fifth and Sixth Reliable men atten-
danco 10 cart or pack goods purchasers Velvet
Ingram Uarpes Brocsts and Lace Curtains Pier and
chest description OF satin brocasol and eps sded
and marble top Tables rosewood Etagerea Turkish Easy
Chair md Lounces walnut Bookcase Writing Desk,
Eaecres magnificent seven four round
corner rosewood Panoore Stool and Cover x lots OF
beautiful Psror Ornsments Works Of Art Clocks Bronsea
Richard l.. Edward Ill xssspp., Hunter. n,n HSsic.sS
OIL Paintings By artist rosewood and walnut Ned
staAds Buronus Washssands C0mmodea spring ana hair
Maressee Chairs Sofas, Lounges R0ckers covered win
harclosh; Mirrors, and EIsnsion Tables Buffet pininS
Tea and Coffee sets Casters Table Cutlery &c. BTAke
Sixth or Seventh avenue or Uniysrsty psce cars
LUKE FIrZ6kRALD, Aucti0neer
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CLOTHING.

AT n. RosgNrHAL's 30 B0wrRY, 0PpOsIlE
orss Jonss ads: snd s.ns.s csn &
by calling ov Addressing Ladies sasadsd w hrs h0ssan
u aaa out OF ths ots.
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

4 DoDwoRrH,s GLASSES rog BANGING AT HIs
residences NO. SSI Fifth avenue on Monday and Tnurs
day monngs Wednesday and saturday afternoons and rr
Saturday mornings for families on Monday
Thursdsy evenings for Esn.emsn Also M,ne Old oea
tion No. 22 Ffh avenue, Monday THURSDAY, Tuesday
and Friday afternoon for families Circulars may Be OBJ
lainsd al either Acadenv.
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a J. NJ TAYLOR, AuCrIoNEER.
900 worth Of
Magnificent Household Furniture.
Rosewood Pianoforte, Drawing Room Suits,
Paintings, stAtuary many costly Works Of Arr,
On .Ai. dayp a. pjsSxIifTu pesxfusSH9,, ufssfS,H,V99,, Nov. "a,
At the elegant residence No 81 West Ffteenth street,
Sale commencing at 10,S O'Clock precisely.
Drawing Suits covered 10 satin brocate Of
the richest dcscrtpon rosewood EtaGerss, marble ops
Encoinurss Paintings BY eminent artists Bronze ststuAry,
Brocatol Lace Curtans Velvet Brussels Carpets, Mirrors
Bronze ss,.s' esn. magnificent
walnut Dressing Bureaus Bedseas Wardrobes Commodes,
suite, style Louis XIV; Hair and Spring Mattresses
elegant ct. RsSy crysa aasss.rs silver Casters. SAVERS
TureeEs Pitchers Baskets Dinner and Tea Service ina
Dinner ss shensla Table Cutlery Linen Soushss Arm
would call tbe particular attention OF his friends and the pub
c to this sale, the catalogue comprising the largest and
.ns season.
n mAnufacory 66 and IS Blocker street Broadway
Magnificent $500; Turkish Chairs
Lounges, Bedroom and Dining Room Eurntge cheap for
cash. Furniture taken on storage.
UoTION sALE OF TOP AND NO TOP WAGONS,
sas' % SEH pH asSs ~ Futon hss
street, Saturday, Nov. 81, OF II O'Clock.
"A Monday November 80 at u O'Clock situated Middle
qualify with two new good Dwelling Houses.
premises for the purpose Of CLOSING the ssats OF Eliza Be
dell, deceased. y. W. BEDkLL,l Eracutors
A UCrIoN-PEEsoNs ABOUT TO OFFER GENERAL
YORK York Fo:s & ONCE T rs.ponsSs - house - :, -.
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,r,RFNoRs soIRYE DANsANTE ON MONDAY EVE.
ming, Nov. 3o VIII conclude with the Grand aerlnan
Tormer and ladies and gentlemen Of reapectabu7
can obtain OF Mr. Tranor ~ his splendid academy
rooms Lyric Hail. 73 sh avenue opposite Reservoir Park.
nesdsys and Saturdays nt and r. n New CLASSES
ara formed week. See circulsra
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" N DOuoUTy AucTfONEER.


IS This DAY, Al IoS o'clock,
suits srocstel reps; Bed.se.d wash
a :ass s !e
Centre Tables corner and .as E,.gsr.. carsd hair MAJ.
and Library EunsSi. large IRON s.,s Sas. croetsy and
% be pcrsmp.oriu sold without reserve
ID estate Broker, 81 Nassau street
EshsR' All ARisSf ss sas
Nassau street on s.urd.y y Sovs%bsr rs q os
sP.s!:s :s nssrs.ss ssa::ss s:ssso% ss.:
@ sa Hrmf . ens a
Table 10 match P.ror Furniture sofas Dvans Easy chairs
ding, sss.: aai. and Iia:s Also nsr'n's SAFE: onos
n BURKE, AycToSEER- SELLS THIS DAY, AT I,
family Dealers SSysn rally = '
EpwAsp scnExcx, AycTosEEs.
kLEeAsr sts SABLE aSss fps kSAo
RARK SaxEfoS, HARNESS, 2o
no WEST yosrrsEggJEsss VENT si'is@. @ xnAs BROADWAY
essef essasfa .e.n 10, Long Is i.snd sS Black .I
tss s.s. nss and % .sHn
%s.:s s.' q: .f.Hs s
LAST NEWARK.
~ The ogden Farm" At East Newark 10 10 be soid at
auction b. Eessrs. Beectsr. Son Co. on "wednesday,
land long garden Of beautiful grade for nnstias
for building The wonderful facilities nodsd
by the New Jersey Railroad reaching Newark by comfort
able cars incesssny running and cheap fares rends,
this property most desirable location for OF suan
who victims TO the eractions OF New York land
lords New York railroad companies and New York tar
makers There good dwelling houses and nns trees
GEORGE COOK, AUCrI0NEER
VI Gentsel Household Furniture,
This day at II O'clock ut lnI Liberty street, large and
general assortmen. Of hns parlor Chamber Library and
bnlog Room Furniture suite sso Bookcases Centre and
Extension Tables, Lounges, Chairs, kc
At II o'clock,
An invoice OF fine counting house and once Dsafs Library
and Secretary Bookcases Tables, Chairs, &c; sbo Bsck
walnut octave Grand Piano and two Sofas rosewood full
round corner Pianos, good ~ new
TyRoCERy AT AUCrToN.-rHis DAY. AT II O'CLOCK,
VI the Grocery s Seventh street. ID. This 10
good business stand. and will be sold ~hout
q. WARREN, Auctoneer.
TAMEs l. PHELPS, JR.. AUCrfoNEER, WILL SELL
I'll Monday, g0 At II O'Clock, at Exchange Gales
room, Trinity Building Ill Broadway the hrst class three
story high oop PhlsdelphiA brick and House
No Willow row, second house west q Third svenus on
modern improvements, wster gas chsndslsrs &c hsps n
sassroom and Of auct.onosr 3 Fulton street, BROOKLYN
TAMEs NJ. MILLER AUCrroNEER.--AUCrroN SALE
81 genteei Household Furbiturs, Monday, Nov. ~ ~ ~
o'clock, ~ JAMES ~ nILLEs a. house No sI vss 49,
OF Bsusscs and Ingram Carpe Oicohs, Pier 1iss ss
wood ana mahogany Paor and Bedroom rurniturs, he'd
ding, Crcctery Kitchen Utensls, Aa An socds 70 60
moved oa dss ef sAie. reFPA osah
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A UCTION NoTICE.-AT ERNEST ROTHs FURNITURE
mAnufactory and s Bsec ker street near Broadway
MAgniHcont PAror Suits from 66 to 20 Turkish Chairs
Lounges Bedroom and Dining Room FurnitEe cheap for
cash. Furniture taken storage
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James church. Fordhan, by Rev. @. c., Trsny,
WILLIAM Ii. PHILLIPs, OF New York. to ELM RRs L.,
daughter OF =. A. Guy, OF Fordham.
SoHENCK-SEAMAN.-0 Tuesday, November "a,
at the Reformed church. Manhasset. by the Rev. Ira
q. soyce NJ o. ScHEScK to N. KArs. daughter OF l..
A. Seaman, Esq.
WnCox-LEsLrE.-On Thursday November 90 at
81 Peers church. Brooklyn. by tho Rev. John A. Pad
dock, GEORGE y. WILCOX TO HATTIE daughter OF the
late John w. Leslie. No cards.
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CRoCERv AT AUCrToN.-THIs DAY. AT II O'CLOCK,
VI the Grocery ns Seventh street, ID. This 10
GOOD business ssAnd ana viii DO sold without reservs
q. WARREN, Auctoneer.
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DY ROBERT soMERvILLE, AUCTIoNEER AND REAL
ID estate Broker, 81 Nassau street.

N BURKE, AUCTTONEER-SELT.s THIS DAT, AT n
H o'clock st37 Broome street, In lots entire Stock and
Fixtures Of that Confectionery also srcoent Furniture OF
family. Dealers, buyers, rally
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A FRANKFIELD CO, JEWELLERS, 2a eIxrH
n avenue Fourteenth street, 3s Eighth avenue,
Twenty ixh strsetPAtsniess and cole anuiActu
rers Of Cuckoo Clocks; agents for the wAthsm And ~
American Watches wholesale and retail.
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y ssnteei Housshc!d rgrsi!urs, Monday. Nov q s y
Forty eighth the House. consisting
OF Bsusses and Ingram Carpets Ooths Pier usss ns.
ding Croctery Kitchen Uensis 10, An goods 70 bs 60
roved on der Of pAsc. TerpA cash,
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TAMEs Z. PHELPS, JR, AuCTfONEER, WILL SELL
81 Monday, Nov 90 z. - O'Clock, q Exchange sales
story high stoop PhsdephiA brick and brown stone House
No Willow row, second house west Of Third avenue on
north side OF street; house f0rtex022 hes all
modern improvements, ws.sr gas chsndsers Ac Mars n
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

AT OUR AUCTION MART, ~ DUANE sTREET.-SALE
n this day wednesday, at u NJ, prompt
The sale OF superior Stock that have taken place
yesterday and which postponed account of the
her will positively take place this day, time and
place, TO which special attention n invited.
Trottng Mare Da!sey bay hands has retted 10
ASA formerly owned by VIM. Vanderbilt ESQ.,; warranted
Lot In 2:35.
Bay Hambe>onian Troting Mare lsH years old, raised
In Orange county, known the Jay kare viii beat 10
warranted sound and kind.
Brown Coupe Match Horse 10 htgh years; cost es
fine elegance; Gloss minutes;
sound and kind.
Beautai and very stylish bay Mare raised in Kentucky
horouehbre stock hands, years Of she finest AMI
mails 80 the city; win in so; kind
Also Shifting fsp Buggy made by Brewster Also Harness.
Blankets, &C.
Blood bay Hambetonian Herse superior ctoch when
lyears old l5H high, has trotted Faahn
Track, driven by Horace Jones' in win ros any day
2:40. Also Dusenbury Wagon, Harness, &C.
AIso other valuable Horsee Wagons variety
For further particulars Of Yesterday
at sale. JOHN L. VANDEwATkR, Auctioneer,
"a Duane
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DOGS, BIRDS, &C.

DOGS, BIRDS, &C.
A LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
"A saie:Medicines for all dseases. Prepared food for
mockng birds, At b. DOtEYS, Nos. and 0reens street
corner Canal
A LII BREEDS CHOICE DOGS AND MEDICINES
n FRANCIS BUTLER, No. Peck slip. Buffers lnfail
Bile Mango Cure and Flea E1tirnaor IS sents Buffers
new work, ~ Extra stock Dogs.
NEW DOG AND PIGEON STORE, 81 NEW CHAMBERS
street All choice breeds bought and sold; Stock Dogs
al kinds Black and Tans from three W pounds
JAMES YOUNG.
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POLITICAL,

A NEIV IVERshRy OF LEES SURRENDER GRAND
N Mass Meeting ~ Cooper Institute, under the auspices
the Central Grant Club, Thursday esenng ATTY ocvk.
'r''~''' w RcFGs ). AlDBEws, Chairman
JoHN y. SHAW, e....,..u.
ORA. IT, SHtbH3S,S ''"''"""
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ydORsEs, CARRIAGES, sc.

E'OR slLE-A FINE BAY HORSE, SUITABLE FOR
easiAge coupe perfectly sound and broken 70 double
or nng harness. Sad cheap has for him.
Apply a. KINGS livery stable, Foryn street, between
Fourth end Madison avenues
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POsT OFFICE NOTICE.

posr OFFICE EorIcE.-rHE MAILS YoR Yunora
y will be despatched from this Office on Tuesday, nh
"wednesday 9Th Thursday 9Th and Saturday, tn inst, clos
iug at " e'ccck noon, anil al the stations follows viz
Stations nnd u, IL 45: G, and d. N q aud y, III 10
and q at II o'clock A. ~ JAMES KELLY. p. n.
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L,OR RiLE--A LARGE ASSORTMENT or InrORrHu
j Artificial Flown, yessbers strsv Hsis, gr-a
basgsi. Pleass address for insacvsu os-asgr.
stanton street
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FINANCIAL.

A MONEY TO LOAN, IN SUMS TO SUIT, AT PEI
~ cent per annum improved city property.
LYNCH KEYS, q Nassau street.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

LyOR sALE-A RECrIFYING e TABLIsHMENT, WITH
ysars' lease, with sio Liquors. Cigars, 4c at Nos
sSlock NJ, regardless of weather.
: HArIEWAY Il ARNOLD, Auctioneers.
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MACHINERY.

A s. CAMERON 4 CO.--srEAa PUMPS FOR BOIL
IA. era, flcorss steamships, mines, TwcnLy-sec)nd
street, corner 0s Second avenue, New York.
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LOB SALE FINE SADDLE MARE, ARABIAN STOCK,
gentle gated about Is hands inch high. not
over seven old Inqsre at private stable BUS East Sev
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j. Rochester city seven per cent Frst Mortgage Water
Works Company bonds which rst class security,
a"uo,ea or nsesmens with sinking fund provided for
January and say and principal paid al the City Tresuers
well known fact that all securities Issued for water
purposes large cities 10 be The safest and most
profitable for permanent Investments.
limited amount Of he Bonds offered fer sale In los 10
sun purchasers a reduction below par for the present
sniy,by
ALBERT II. NICOLAY,
Stock Broker and AuctioneeY,
(S Pine street, New York.
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E0R sALE-A FIRST MORTGAGE FOR $4,000; ALSO
j. Second Mortgage for $500, very amply secured;
liberal discount Address box s6l Post sncc, New Ysrk
LN0R sALE-A SECOND MORTGAGE OF $1,000, AMPLY
secured on uptown house property. Address box 6,ls
Posi- office.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-12-15

aeaua, the Government, sse 81 t0 mar
der aud lanssh these vho come there
with the capital q the north
Mr. johnson shows as Icy compare
tive statements that the expenses oftbe
Government have q late years been
enormously increased The people are
reminded by other things thau his fg
urcs how much Il cost 10 save the ma
ton from the assault. 81 the South; aud
they ara not likely. even at the request
81 President Johnson, to give the PEG
pie q that section the power 10 pat US
TO the same expense again. until they
have ceased 10 have The viii 10 DO IT,
A great many men who bold the
notes Of their neiehhors on which they
have already received interest 10 an
amount greater than the principal, VII
fail to relish the financial doctrines 81
Mr. johnson. Ia his opinion a man
who has regularly received the stipula.
ted interest for certain length Of time,
should be satisfied II be never receives
the principal Tue President reminds
the creditors Of the United States that
it is not well to expect from the Dor
rover a strict compliance with tho let
ter Of the bond We hope that Mr..
johnson will retire from Office with a
moderate competence, for If he should
ever want to borrow five dollars no one
would dare 10 lend him. Creditors
generally think they are entitled to the
fulhllment of an honest contract; and
usually have no difficulty in finding
borrowers who think they owe what
they agree to pay.
President Johnson comes 10 the CON
clusion that the state of our finances
demands nm honest and prudent adj
mlnistration Of public affairs The
people so far agree with him, that they
have chosen an honest man to succeed
"a President who pardons every convie-
ted coupterfeiter Of the national cur
rency, and has political friend in ev-
cry defrauder of the public revenue.
We have the consolation of knowing
that in about twelve weeks Mr. John
son will retire to his humble home in
Tennessee, never again to ascend the
scale Of Office except in frequent speech
es. When he is simply private citi-
zen, we can read with less chagrin the
old story Of his wonderful rise from the
position of alderman to the chair Of the
Presidency.