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General Grnut Refuses TO Accept n
Public Demonstration.

WASHINGTON, November lO.-General
Grant declined TO day public demon.
stratiou in his honor, rendered by the
various Republican associations of this
CITY. This afternoon q committee con-
sisting of delegates from the Sailors and
Soldiers Republican Committee, Off
GERS of Boys in Blne, President of Cen
trail Grant Club and Mayor of Washing
ton, together with the Alderman and
other prominent citizens, called on
General Grant by appointment The
object of their visit is stated in the fol-
lowing address of the Mayor:
General Grant-In behalf of the citi-
zeus and the Republican organizations
of this city, VIC have called to tender
our hearty congratulations on the re-
suit of the recent elections, and make
known to you their wishes that they be
permitted to attest their feelings of hap
piness and joy by a proper public dem
onstration, welcoming the President
elect to the Capital of the nation. As
they were deprived Of that pleasure on
your arrival here by sort of flank
movement, by which you stole march
upon our people, all indulge in the hope
that YOU will now accede to their 10
quest and name the time and place that
will be most agreeable to you for such
demonstration.
General Grant spoke as follows: am
glad to meet you all and receive your
congral ulati0nS, bnt l hope you viii
spare NE any public demonstration.
live in this city aud would ike t. avoid
demonstrations here ~ elsewhere, ard
with my CONSENT there cannot be any.
! AN always ready to meet such gentle
men as may call upon ne Al my ctii IS
any time without plbsh display or
demonstration. This would bc Luch
more a5rceaOl. to me and hop it will
be Agreeable To you.
the Mayor replied: W. shall cer-
taiuly study your pleasure in the mat
ter.
General Grant then said: | am not
uumndful OF tbe feeling Inten ed 10
be d.Sriale,. ny a public d-m onstration
and GA mast ( Ike al this for -rautcd.
[ Laug} ter. The conp"ny Len rsur,d.
There l. mi,h dts'ppJintnt M at the
refusal OF Genera GraaG to accept d
,.ub .c d n ,us'rati1n, - ths prehmin-
:cy IrIrg ments Md been made for a
grand d Sp.ay. General Graut WAS a.
~ III Z to-day iron . until 3 o'cicck
FIR tho performance Of oificial duties,
although he WIS ccnslautl! interrupted
Ly ii TORS.
The Yyurg Mons SHyu 2ur and Blair
Club was rcorgariz ID 10 night under
the name oi \ .,iOa.l u Ji,cIdt'c Club.
Tie racmhrrS irteHI To make II per
manent organ cation.
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FRANCE AND TRADE.

Financial and Commercial ITEMS.
Sixty-f"o counties in Ohio have
5,i1V,G o7 SHEEP.
Michigan paid cne-ei Ghth of her State
d.bt last year
Coal is twelve dollars ton in New
Haven.
San Francisco is to lage new branch
miht.
Pittsburgh, Pa, has lob colliories in
its NJ. shborhool, employing 6i2l
hands.
Caltfarnia has yield~l $4,000, 900 in
gold aud silver in ten years.
Mexico, in three centuries, has pro-
Anced -, 500, 900, 900 III silver bullion.
Philadelphia faise teeth n,aauf-c-
turer makes over two millions of item
annually.
TIL fret scwing-silk factory in Amer
lea was erected at Mansfield Conn, i'll
1910.
4 valuable vein OF iron ore, covering
M area vi one hundred acres, has been
discovered neal Petersburg, Va.
Oxen are wanted in Oregon. The av
e.age Price is $1,000 Il yoke.
TIE p,ice of wheat in ST. Paul, Min
Eesota, has gone Gown 10 75 aud 60
cents per bushel, and tl,ur sells ut s.
per barrel.
California wine-makers pay seventy
five cents per 100 pounds of grapes de.
livered at the press.
A good peanut crop, averaging pint
to O hill, has been raised by one man in
yassalborough, Me-, this year
Mr.. Charles A. Williams, of Skowhe-
gan, Me-, has manufactured twenty
thousand pairs of skates during the
past season.
A cotton batting factory, which turns
out about four hundred pounds of bat
ting per day, has just been started at
Toledo, Ohio.
The Lawrence factories have free
reading room and library of five thou
sand volumes.
Chinese hemp is successfully grown
in Kentucky. The largest stalks meas
ure over sixteen feet.
The average decline of standard
wheat in the Chicago market, foI the
last thirty days, has been one cent day
per bushel.
Pork packing will commence in In
diGnapolis about the 14th of November.
1t is expected that between $4,000 and
10000 hogs will be slaughtered in that
city this season.
The largest factory of shoe pegs i'll
this country is at Burlington, Vt, where
one factory transforms every day, four
cords of wood into four hdndred bush
els of shoe pegs.
By the bankruptcy of the old Bank of
North Carolina the State will lose half Il
million dollars of its literary fund, AID
the University Of North Carolina one
hundred and twenty five thousand dol
lars more. Many charity funds aud the
property of widows aud orphans viii! al
so he swallowed up in the same way.
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IJgdercIOlhing
M, GUTNAN & cos.
n owniew.. Message. ,

NASHVILLE, November l0.-Governor
BrownivY's message WAS read In the
S-uate to day. lie r,cOaS mebds that
measures be ad apied 10 wind up the
Bank of Tennessee forthwith. In re-
gard to the extension of the franchise
he suggests that there should be dis
elimination exercised concerning those
who were in the rebellion. They are
not all alike eulpable for the past nor
untrustworthy for the future, for those
who were involuntarily driven into the
service of the rebellion, and who since
its utter failure have given evidence
that they accept the result in good faith;
that they are good citizens, quiet and
law abiding; that they have strictly OBJ
served their parole; that they will not
use political power to prescribe and de-
grade those whs the war has emanipated
and invested with the rights of citi-
zens. For disfranchised persons of This
description the franchise might safely
and therefore wisely be extended. The
extension should however be applied
with suitable guards and checks. that
advantage could not be taken Of Its lib
erality TO the danger and harm of the
State. The other class who still remain
hostile to the government, he thinks,
should remain DISTINGUISHED for an III
definite period.
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DAsSENEEH TRAINS WILL RCN
L by the following schedule on and after the
18th day Of May, ieOs-Wheeling timo
FAST LINE
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Congregational.

WASHINGTON, November 10.-SCnatc-
The Senate was called TO order AT noon
By President Wade. Senators COrhett
Harlan, Morgan and White were aiso
present. After prayer by the Chaplain
the journal of the last meeting and ID,
concurrent resolutions of Jul} 2lst wer.
read, and no objection being made the
President pro. ten. decla ed the Seus'e
adjourned till December
HoRSe-Colfax of Indiaua, Kelley ard
O'Neill of Pennsylvania, Kellogg OF
Alabama, Devices of \ r;h Caruilua
Lincoln and Stewart ui New York, and
Ingersoll of Illinois, aere the oul,
members present. Dlckey, the succes-
sor of Thaddeus Stevens, was present,
but did not qualify. Alter similar pre-
ceedings tn thO>- in TO oeGdte, the
House adjourned r'it ID 'ceu Il =.
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Chicago Market
CHICAGO, November 10

CHICAGO November ~.
FLOUR-Steady and in good ship
ping demand for lower grades; better
grades dull and unchanged; sales spring
extras at 00a7 co..
WHEAT-Firmer and in fair spccu-
lative demand; sales No. at l l7al 20;
No. 2, llial l3, closing at | III for
regular and l24 for fresh receipts of
No ,: sales No. . since Change at II
CORN-Dull and firm; sales No. l at
S0aSlc; No. 9, 73a75c, and rejected G9c,
closing dull at soc for No. /; sales No.
| this afternoon at SlaS2c.
OATS-In fair request, firm and 1c
higher; sales No. l at 4Sa49c; rejected,
as. closing at 4S1a45ic for No. /.
RYE-Q Iiet and firm; sales No. at
C3al O4;; No. ,, l O2ll O3, closing at
outside rates.
BARLEY-Easicr; sales No. 9 at 49a
81; rel cred, 2!Il -, closing at 81
for N. ,; sample lots Oh track sold for
| 6Osl IS.
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New York liarkeI.

NEW YORK, November 10.
COTTON--Shid lower; sales 1900
bales at 24la244c for middllng upland>;
chiefly 24ic.
FLOUR-Closed without change.
WHEAT-Quiet without material
change: No. 2 spring 5Oal Sc; No. do
| 64al 63; amber Michigan goal 50.
RYE-Dull and heavy at l IS for
western.
OATS-Dull at 72a72!c tor western
ahoat. ...
CoRN-Quict at Hal IA for uR-
sound, and l5al IL for sound mixed
western.
PORK-Quiet and nominal at % GOA
% % for mess, cash and regular.
BEEF-In moderate request; prices
in favor of buyers.
CUT MEATS-NomiDal.
BACON Steady with moderate in
quiry.
LARD-Dull at 16fal7c for fair to
prime steam.
EGGS-Quiet at 34a37c.
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From L-nit:lH.

HALIFAX, November lu-Hon. JOSEPH
Howe publishes another letter "a which
he announces he has r,,.h.h the con.
cluSiOu that it is useless .. ....,,,,.-,a :,
continue the struggle - -L, reneaI
He also says that he i in corrcsnrnd.
ence with the Dominion Gryrrrm. M
but omits To state tie character of ,hr
correspondence. The letter C.eatr>
great excitement here.
Tho Unionists predict 4 c2l'anSo il
the repeal movement. The aurl, Union
list, denounce Howe in severe terms.
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BY THE CABLE.
by Telegraph to the Register.

LONDON, November lO.-The Lord
Mayor of London gave banquet at
Guild Hall last night. Among the
guests were Rt. Hon. BENZ. Disraeli ana
Hon. Reverdy johnson. In the course
of his reply to toast Mr.. johnson Sa,u'
81 have been greatly criticised for the
manner in which have received anu
offeled civilities while in this counlryi
but such structures on my conduct nave
not affected the negotiations whlch ARG
in progress. However dissatlsnea 'ne
naonls here or at home may be, they
m Ga there is no ground for such
feeling. The questions at issue between
NV coverpment aud that of Her Males
tvore now settled without touching tho
honor of either nation. If diplomatic
NEGOTIATIONS in the future are carried
on in the same spirit, war between Eng
land and the United States will be i'm
possible"
Mr.. Disraeli made an able speech. AL
luding to the subject introduced By Mr..
johnson, he said the removal of our
difficulties with the United States gives
good ground for hope that no fu:&Ts
misconception may occur. He reviewed
tho state of affairs in Europe, aud ad,
mitted that the superficial aspect was
threatening, but declared that the Min
istry could see no apparent pretext for
an outbreak of war.
The Marquis of Hastings died to da! T.,
aged &c years.
The Times has an editorial giving
the basis of the settlement AMI present.
status of the questions 4: isSua between
the United State, aud Great Britain.
A mixed commission, cVn,isti-g Of two
members from each NATION. will DC ap
pointed to adjnda - nj questions ar'sinr
since 1853, tire d.,tr # tie last cHum'r
sion. England's responsibility in the
matter of the Alabama c, .iws FL be
referred to Prussia for az J.trati1n. l
the decision is in TLvJ. u: Amer!ca
The commission will then Investigate
the claims. America has #i.hdtawl
the question of the recognition OF the
Southern States by Great Britain dur
ing the war. The San Juan bus ness
will be referred to the President OF
Switzerland for arbitration.
MADRID, November lO.-Correspono.
ence says there is reason to expect thai
the Spanish Government will at al
early day conclude treaties Of peace
with Chill and Peru. 1t attributes the
happy result to the mediation Of the
United States, and to tie sympathy
aroused in Spain in consequence Of III,
desoration of Peru and CilII hy recen,
earthquakes.
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Baltimore & Ohio R. R. Co.

OFFICE BALTIAogE d ono EAILKoAD Co.
WhLELISi, May l6, ls6e.
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ESiiuatrick.

WASHINGTON, November l0.-GeneraI
Fitzpatrick had an interview, yesterday
with President johnson, General GraH'
and Secretaries Seward, Sehetield, Weil>
AID McCullOch, and left here lasl
night for his home in New Jersey: hav
ing received an extension Of bis leave
of absence from Chilli, he has sccepte..
an invitation to deliver an nIAiirn or
the occasion of the reunion of the Vet
Grams of New Hampshire, on the ; h OF
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i Bethany College will open on Monday. the
25th Of September, 1868. The College h located
in Brooke county, West Virginia, seven miles
from Lagpange Station on the Pittsburgh and
Wheeling Railroad, whence IL IL easily reached
by n daily stage. The situation Ia remarkably
healthy and removed alike from the temptations
and eItravagance Of city life. In anticipation
Of a large increase In tho number Of students,
enlarged accommodations for boarding have
been made and several large Glass and lecture
rooms fitted up to afford additional facilities In
the department Of Natural Science. A full and
experienced corps Of Professors has been en-.
gagged and the amplest provision made for thor.
especially invite attention 20 our Catalogue, a
copy Of which will DO sent by mail 10 any one
Apply TO Prof c. l.. LOOS, Secretary Of the
Faculty OF TO w. X. PENDLErON,
augl3till sep2S President
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Who have INJURED thonselve, hlu-|
tice INDUCED In when alone 4 k,bi1s|
learned from evil oompaniot, Or A !,
effects Of which are nightly l,.t -
asleep, and II not cured rchdsn IL
possible, and destroys both M Il
should apply Immediately
What a pity that 4 young ra !
HIS country, the darling Of hli psru.|
be snAtohcd from all pr-Pccs AL =
Of life by the consequences Of o.
the path Of nature And ltlllls,
secret habit. Such person, H1s
f.unt.iatL
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M'CULLOCn CNTcIIING IT.
ST. Louis Market.
ST. LOUIS, November 10,

ST. LOUIS, November To.
Flour is more active, but the demand
is for common grades for the South;
prices are unchanged. Wheat, dull and
unchanged; spring ranging at | l5al Is.
Corn, unsettled; new ranging at 6Oa70c,
and old at 75aS2c. Oats, little better
feeling but prices reached 4Sa52c. Rye,
unchanged at l lGal IL. Barley, dull
ana unchanged. Whisky, easier at 90
al w. Provisions, unchanged and moth
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COLUMBIAN COLLEGE,
washington, ID. e..

vJ,HE SESSIONS OF THE SEVERAL DE-
i partmsnts open ~ follows: Tho Prepara-
tory September 9th; the Collegiate September
sd; the Theological October Tth; the Law DC.
tobec 18th, and tho Medical October 10th.
This College wAs organized with q reference
20 the of urged suggestion Of Washington that
University At the Federal Metropolis would
tend 70 the assimilation Of the principles,
opinions and manners Of our oOuntrymen by
the common education Of portion OF lts youth
from every quarter" Its graduates have veri.
aed the expectations Of Madison aud Monroe
that the facilities Of hearing debate In Congress
arguments In the Supreme Court and Lectures
from eminent men. and Of visiting Libraries and
Collections in Science gathered at this centre.
would tester comprehensive mental develop
ment.
The Preparatory School gives thorough
training for business and preparation for Col
lege. The College proper has eight efficient
Professors, AL the chairs being hllsd. The
Theological School has three Professors and
Lecturers; the Law School four and the Medical
ten. The expenses are ~ low ~ a. other Col.
leges Number Of students the past year I34.
For Catalogues or further information address
q. W. SA hSOH, d. d.,
augIo 2tAw6v President.
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ROANOKE COLLEGE.

TTTNHIS INSTITUTION Will BkGIN TIb
j. Fifteen tn Annual Session, Sept ,, 1857.
FACULTY
Rev. D. +. Bittle, ID. d., President and Prof.
Nor. and Int. Science.
s. c. Wells, A. NJ, Prof Math. and Nat Phi.
losophy. t
Rev. W. B. Yonoe, A. NJ, Prof Ancient Ian.
guages and Literature.
and Mining
III Norman, NJ. D.. Lecturer on Anatomy
and Physiology.
L.R. Holland, A. NJ, Asst Prod. Languages
and Prin. Prep. Dept
II. +. Klingsr. A. N. Pref Modern Languages
J. X. Hudson. A. NJ, Asst Prop. Dept
TERMS-EIpenses In all departments In.
Guiding boarding, tuition, roOm.rent, fuel and
lights, and incidentals, t2Oo.G0. For further In.
Formations, address REV. ID. v. B1TTLE
Iniv1 Salem Va
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ST. JoH>S \. B, November 10
. ute u pane WAS occ.sloued here 10y
he reported failure o. h Commercial
n:nS. > sock sod yesterday 1T Sl6
lol sloO 81 Ives, aud Til, morning its pa
peg was gene ally refused About noon
,he bank closed i's doors. The other
o!nSs are celebrating whether they
vial come % us assistance.
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RANKRCPTCY.

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT on
L the 10Th DAY Of Uctoh.r ! ID. IsS.. W1r.
rant eft Bankruptcy Wa issuei cut " the lis
triSt Court Of the United States for the District
Of West Virginia against The estate Of William
II. CraS ford, Of ParkersbuIs. In the county Of
Wood, IN sad District. who US afjudged =
Bankrupt ON his owl. Ftl,tien; that the pa aosnt
Of any debts ami ihs de llve5y a any prouerty be
0hGing 10 slch bankrupt, To hin, OF fJc ais use
and the transfer OF any property b. him, sre for.
idd' by law and that Inl. ting VI the creditors
II said Bankrupt, 70 prove their debts. and to
choose one or more Assignees q his estate. viii
He held at a Court OF Bankruptcy. to be
holden AZ the city ~ parkersbur.. befote
Ce.Tge 3. Caldwell. Esq. Register in Bank.
ruptcy for said District, GA tie 18th day VI No
vember, 4. d. Isss, At 10 clock, A. " n
HKDGEMAN SLACK.
z. s. Marsha d. W. Va, Messenger.
By ". Il. IRwu, Deputy. u0vaoAS.9t
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Toledo Marker

TOLEDO, November 10.
Flour quiet. Wheat 3a4c better: sales
No. l white Michigan at l 20: amber
l 70a5 -; No. red, 55al 66: Laporta
spring, 20. Corn lie better; No. i.
SSIc. Oats &c better; No. l, SAC; Ne. 2,
SIC. Rye, No. l, 10. Barley dull.
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Damages.

Bosrox. November l0.-The town of
Rockpert, Mass, has been nulcted of
SEINE twelve thousand dollars for per.
sonai damages sustained by J. E. Hart
well and Adelia LiRasQD, by defect in
the highway.
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Reyenue Deci.ioa

WASHINGTON, November l0.-The
commissioners of Internal Revenue has
decided that dealers in liquor. on max
ing their returns of distilled suirlts an
hand, are required to draw off into req
ular barrels what at the time NAV b. in
their stand casks, in order that il NAV
he guaged and stamped.
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WEST VIRGINIA
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE

VNHR PALL TERM OF THIS
Il Instituti0n viii begin September l. lsss.
The scope Of the College. besides the PEErAEA'
TORT DEPARTMENT, embraces full and tbOrOugs
Courses Of instruction In h6lAeDs9hes. AneteHf
and Modern Language. PhlOsepAV, GsH1ral Lat
eratHrs, ne SaSao>S, Agriculture and 1iiiiaTT
Tdeties.
The cost OF Tuition, Books and Boarding need
not exceed from $50 20 SIS per Hnnzm-
In respect TO HeAlth, bes utif1l Scenery and
fayorabls Moral surrounding, the place Il IN.
AK. MARTIN. d. D.. PyesiL<rt, and Pro
fo1soT OF Mental and Moral Philosophy.
rs. Lyon. A n, We Prerd>At Professor o
Yn9. Literature and Principal Prspy Dept
Co. J. K WAIVE, A. n, Professor Of hAth
ematies and Military Tactics.
s. @. STEYESs A. M Professor Of SAtara
Philosophy and Of the Natural Sciences.
HExKr W. HAkNAx, ID. D.. Prof Of Aneient
and nodorn Languages and Literature. = {,
OLIVER W. MILE, A NJ Assistsnt In ths
Preparatory Department.
Gro. n HheANs, Esq., Superintendent Of the
Grounds and Buildings.
HUGH W. BBooK. n d., Lecturer On Pr I'd
Oiogy and Hygiene
Hon. JONI A. Ollie. Lecturer on Civil and
Constitutional Law.
hoRGASToyN, ". VA aug2lAsIWft
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The Financial Puise.

Especial 20 Cincinnati Commercial OF Tuesday. !
Wall st.eet was less excited today
than saturday, bat there was much
auy;"tv about the news from Washing
'nn. rne maj kct at the 'pening, W.
areati, depressed from the close of Sat.
urG%y, ewing to the report that the
rrea ,ury has not issT"d greenb lcks, OF
.hycr per cents, 80 expcclod. TIE III lr-
ket became closer in the morning,
owing 10 The increased demand 70;
money, aId there was very Nttls bust
ness transacted. Stocks and bonds
were heavy, aud general!y decliue,i
firm SItulday's closing rates. Many
short contracts have been closed, and
=, We ii weak srecu'ato.s broken up AID
e'irii from the s;Iret. Tho market
80, ked easier toward The Close on the
epOrt from Wa hsus',n that the Gov
erhmeut was buying bonds with green
b.cEs o. thee Pr cent. celtic ates
IL. ! was active on the reported iHh !.
itOT. Transactions am united To $40,
l"u.0Nr.
M'CULLOCH CATCHING 1T.
NJ Cul!oc.'s course on Friday aud
Saturday is severely criticiz Il. The
Poet says his dispatches on bnth those
days were known to certain bankers
soiue ;Ime etore they were made pub
tic, aid these bankers made immt L Sc
sales AID purchases AT just the right
time 70 reap large pr"ti,s. 1t adds that
these hsuses hav" before been supposed
to have private information in advance
of the operations Of the Treasury. And
whatever may be Mr.. McCulloch's puri-
~ OF purpose, it is plain that lis power
over The mark, Is is used by his r-puted
friends 10 build up :heir private for
tunes b. dccciying the pnb!ic.
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Joseph Skinner and Others .rsa
NOTICE rs HEKRBY 0Nb - a
~ drpositi0ns Of DAME 4 -
era will be taken ~ the 80 -. 4
Wilson. q Justins Of the Pssos > Il
ship. Johnston county. Tnalsti : =
OF November. A. u isC-. bsts-1 Il
0 O'Clock A. N. and Q oieLy 7 =, 4
positions Of John Emsrs0a ~ \, 4
taken AZ The Ohios 81 e.. u -, u
in Lafayette. Indlsua, o. ~ ~ -
ysrnbsr. A. ID. ie1s. bsisss' 4
O'Clock A. NJ. and 4 O'eiSef = > -
altloBs q william y. hofEii -
be taken At tins ones Of nam o. : -. - "A
lice Of the Peace. In hsFtis,,, a
county. Iowa, on the ieth ~ ,,lil
Is6s .6etuesn the hours 81 -. u
9 o'clock r. NJ, TO b. rad u - =
abovo named oauss on bshali q = -
ABts therein namsd. 70 ~ -
Betsey Boggs. intsIDarflsd - =
NOrxzn. the ehildrsn q sa,,l
MARRIED With D4gisl j. u 49,
children Of Martha B,IgE'. -. -
= MoPaTlAnd. who elA.1 - .
share 0f the estate u Lydlb -
Ohio eounty dsosassd. Abd = ~. -. ,
the taking u the aid d's<-..--.ss
commsEoed, Or HAVING hsss -. !. Z :
NOT be conplstsd-on that az -, .
hail b. adjourned frqm tns
same shall 3 complete. jos. ~,
49, -
octlSlArtl Az ~ -
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SeFcnnde.

ALBANY, November lO.--The arrival
of Hon. John I Hoffman aud wife at
Co gTesS Hall VAS made the occasion OF
= complimentary serenadc 10 him last
egent. = by the jackson Guards.
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Arrived.

ITHACA, n. Y, November lO.-Prof.
Goodwin Saith arrived this morning,
and will enter at once upon his duties
M Cornell University.
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MOI n Candidate

NEW YORK, November lO.-Goyerner
SHeary' OF Pennsylvania, has written a
Iet!er That he is not a candidate for
United States Senator. ''A
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New work DRY Good. Market.

NEW YORK, November 10.
In general trade is inactive; although
there is little more doing with the
change of cooler weather; prices are
without much change.