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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-10

A.ADs EnzlNrs.
A cApeMY or xuslc .,,n.
.,,o, THIS WEDNESDAY. Sov. no.
shloI. BY GENERAL Hsourar, AHsSASo
AND fosITiVhiht5 f fkHSF i5ss rib SEASON
ggIoL LBrRAHC.
AA-' a9aIDAy, NOV W. 4 xrIroass.A 1ilh
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uI1eGio KoSCoNI
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NoTion..is active preparation and win shortly be pro-
-,.s IN -, s' MILAN TELL.
sa b secured q, 2, se .ss,, .sp,s.sns
hose sGs be- sss s' as. s'''' pub
S1A. THEATRE coaIous,
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sorulsa AIKR e r. s SYna e BEFORE SEEN
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bis w XSp sys an. and 5 S5nsk MnSI skAr
in asw ACT
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ALL TnE GREAT TROUPE WILL APrEAR.
AkkfSS fiRpokS2gSc sassss ,isS;
NyIgLo's GARDEN. sIBLos GARDEN,
N''' SECOND WEEK. sico ,n wssx, PALMER
Il o n niASs and 'sshh SrS fssasd'aas .o-ra
ESFFA,, E ESTA, EtS S1TA,
CaEAYED 4 fERPcCf tURoR
ENTHUSIASM AND DELIGHT,
"'' sEEIss OF THE LARGEST ItDiEScBs
ElBLo's GAnnEy
THIS EVENING AT 3. sATU RDAY MATINEE AT 2,
E EofIA, L LoiiAA, L LoTrA,
IL John sroushams four drama Dickens "curiosy
Shop" entitso
LIZZIE LrrTLs SSk sLLEt
AND TIE AARSBIONESS.
the CAsr srE0IALLY sYLECTED.
panisi euilp EDWARD COLEMAN
Sampson Brss>,... Oh ARlals EALi
Mira 9ulp.. ........"..'s,.......M MAS KATE NkWIoN
For fai cast see small bs . O.
In ne course Of ..e piece LoTTA WIN insroaucs her
Likewise win he preseptcd the wonders OF
WYNN, FAIR A aishaATe
BowERs 1HE ss9 .rrr.c 7,ous
The greatest Cernic vocalis. In the word,
Mr.. HAREy CURrAlNE.
Watts Phllips new sensaiion DRAMA fret time in Ans
M sSHHEss es s Sss sp,fS$ SySsa.
busy t1ss' Bps xn. La Ro ss aud 2srIN.
RoBf BUTLER, the great CLOWN.
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A UCTTON SALE. -----.-
"A BARKER 4 THEALl, AUCrroNEERs.
GALLERY 9F Art, M3 BF9 ssp

n BARKER 4 THKALl. ArcTIoNEESs.
sAk Eo# on II nAAE E1a III asY ssRs,
ana Win en-
s.s II a sa
LARGE AND pERENproay SALE OF xAaNIyr
Houshsid Furniture &C. on this sSy wsdnesday,. Nov
10 commencing IL O'clock spacious 40 Broad
way The sale comprises assortment Of elegant
Pasor. Bedroom Dining Library Furniture, al
Of which is In the best worthy The
attention Of purchaser
A ucTIoSLALEGEE SALE AIy THIS DAT lwEpSEspAN
win sell this Wsdnesaay aOrnins commencing at ios
snss sfIl e sasas''
between Sixth and Seventh avenues.
msgnncsn, SOLID rosewood and sb walnut Drawing Rooz,
w S 'Ao ans s ps ss
and Side fables bEooael and laec Curtains bronze
ssss era ssss i,
Burenus warsroesa selsa Rockers tables Chairs frcrs
esson. Goods boxed and shipped for purchasers
A UorloS ,koTIoE:.Si "A: TAILOR. AuoroSEsR
Diets BY catalogue.
S4sss scs s rss gr aSns Me Books
many rare, Getty Norks Of AT
ON THUS DAY "wednesday, November 10
" the elegant brown stone mansion
West Fifteenth street between rh end SIKH avenues
Drawing ROOM sas covered Crimson gold suo GOA
sgssa sd'E Sssisi;s g
SS,cs Paa.infs BY emissni srsts; seyTes Ornaments
SsSs nss eAss gs m nsss Ms'S ss
ssoS'h sos S.vep MH:, casns Rosewood walnut
Fielding; ESisSsios Ta5s Buffet oiossss sets ' cSias
ss s Sa aSs ssT K Pa:
s sas ss % so ss q fss ss:
s suf'n na @ sale ra
Sixth avenue cara Every facility for packing aud removing
A ucTroN NoTIcE.-Ar PRIVATE SALE, AT a SAC.
rase for cash, two mssnlaee.. pa,ior sa. covered
@ sfsn Cheap q D s ss
between Broadway ana Mulberry street.
I. sss SE1eh co. d Ssf bssssy ,sai
ID Once ald saosroon 81 ssssu street, opposite ,as
chromo. Eua rUsi 0ss' Paintings, a..
JOHNSTON VAN S sss His3 nsJis wonsa. Nov
e. al II O'Clock At their sAesroom - street, spen
me English Line Engraving, &C., SO.
Catalogues now ready
py ARCH JOHNSTON, AUcTIoNFER.
ID oncs and saesroom 81 Nassau street.
Household Furniture, private Library Wines &C., beautiful
specimens OF China presents from tina kaah Of Singapore
his ply stefan.
TIE great auction house OF JOHNSTON VAN TAssrLr.
wil sell Friday, their salesroom, 81 Nassau street.
large OF Household Farnur Library Of Books
Wines, &c, 20.
l)Y M. DOUGHTY, AUCTi0NEER.
ID Handsome Household Furniture
Engllsh Wilton Velvet Carpets, velvet rugs,
Tapestry and Ingram Carpets,
parDr and Chamber Sus &C.
NJ. DOUGHTY will sell this day "Wednesday, al 10k
O'clock ~ NASSAU entrs
nllare Of u country house, removed for sale VIZ Hcscwood
md walnut Pnor suits Velvet, Tapestry and Ingram
PETS Paror Stoves rosewood and walnut Chamber Suits,
Painted and Chestnut Suits, Mattresses and Bedding, fine Qu
Paintings Mirrors so; alao doublebarelea Gul The
whole be sold without reserve, aud well worthy Of si'sn
ton
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Dy NJ. DOUGHTY, AUCTioNEER.
ID Handsome Household Furniture,
Fnssh " lton Velvet Carpets, velvet rugs
Tapestry and Ingram Carpets

NJ DOUGHTY will sell ths day, "Wednesday, al ION
O'Clock ~ Nassau entire
nare og country house, removed for sale VIZ Ecscwood
and walnut Pnlor Suits Velvet Tapestry and Ingram cnr
pets rosewood and walnut Chamber Suits,
Painted Chestnut Suits Mattresses and Bedding, fine OIL
Paintings, Mirrors c also one douhlebarreled Qua The
ton
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MAGNIFICENT PRIVATE LIBRARY At AUCTIoN.---
M Friday and Salurssy evenings November u ls
~ O'Clock splendid private Library,
comprising nost elegant nssorineh. q Illustrated wsrks
Catalogues ready. hooks exhibition. Monday
ming November H. sale cscc,ien Of Oh Paintings,
chromos, EnsrsvrgA nc Cataiegnrs ready Pictures
exhibition JEAVlTf, slRSktlSH 4 Co,
Clinton Hall Aston place.
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SALES, AT AUCTION.

SALES, Ar AUCTION.
H. H nRns At ksHSs s.snH
OF FIJI :; EA iTESss4
Al ~ O'Clock each sa9 evening.
NOS sn II Ans aSr SIS sA bs5sbWA7,
russSszs ssp ssssSks fEiss4,sas
By celebrated and fayorite aria's Nm cAn,.s
81 ss ssss. R Rsas sssa. Tbs s
II Rome aoner. E. issecRRn,ld. v = ' richards
MMo n,p \, nsssaan' I, f soYf,nan
Ia sssai dc xs.s, Van "'i Eten, poIph ,''
SSs sr vsss yon Wink & ce9a c1swo
Scnaop, Crabeels, Inmsn,
Now exhibition day and evening above.
ART NorIcr:-py HENRY D. MINER AucTIoNEER,
a once ab Broadway, near Twenty second street, late
Auction sale Of a sne collection Of modern
o. Rsn@s II Ess 'ns M
> :. s e. S;Es e s !; L.
The w s' su w
ton Of Cabinet Pictures BY tho following eminent and fxvSr
sss pr s"s:s, H sMsS e !. rf E,
l. & 3. fiF. .s.s, 4. Mi i " VAIN Angus,
Va a sssss, 4 T $sss.,s. SsS sssss.A
j. II. Doth, Haraeubrook, r. Crabees,
s sSss SSSs1s' SSsss s s'Ss.
They asw exhibition with catalogues:
Uorl3S soTTSEps9Ts AMP Dt sH2Es
s.EEsseon E \; Sy,Sy sIH n
BOOTS, SHOES, BRoGANs, BALMORALS, 40,
WEDNESDAY. NOV H., 10, AZ ,Gs O'CLOCK, An
the various styles OF Boots shoes
adapted 70 The present wants or tho
Il cry.-J. RoDoLPH LIivlsoN, Auciioneer, will sou
entire collection numbering 800 American OIL Paintings
on ona rs ys Tsy a a [
Nov 10 4 apdis O'clock, In Tie store SCI Broadway
Giaisnsy, and nssailccnIy framed 10 dac gold LOAF.
AUCTION sALh-Ag srh - WEST rwEsTv-sfxrH
Arare opportunity for
EDWIN Hn sssa sss VIII soil al tho
ss sas q s Us
sssssss NV. fss5s
= Be.nttul Psrsr Suits, latest style. -, -.
broass. cIssk. on faiaass ss.u.r;, VASES, TguTss,
Ssase nirro - Iscs Curtains nss
Tables, rosewood and walnut Bsasesds, Bufeaus wash
stsrs fiows Blankets Sheets. sofas, Chars Rockers Esd
LonnS with Isps and hSSSh vsT r
cutlery, SERVANTS and kessa Furniture, orelo,Ss, g.
purclnssrs Al reasonable charges positive
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WAsrEp-AN ORGANISE. ron A cATHorlc
~ church. Apply 70 Nc. O. BRRoE. los West Twenty
eighth stresk hsWssa ~ hsurS Of 4. \. aadSP. ~
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A -DODWcRTn's CLASSES FOR DANCING,
~ at 22 ~ also ~ usi Fifth avenue Norn'nvs
afternoon evening Giasaos ct iarAes Evenng Glasses
for keausznsn send Tor crcuAE
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yUII.LIAM Writer'S AUCTloNFER, SELLS Tiys
w day. al Two o'clock, q. 40 Canal street, an the
gos.s.l fsglor Chamber Dining Room ssd Kitchen Furs,
Lace Cursrs Centre Extension srd othcr Tables, black
walnut mahogany and euauieed syits for chsmbers VAR
and spring Mattresses, Frasbor Blankets. Sheets,
Lounro Easy. Rocking and other chars wsrdroecz Book
ass or 90 6ao Carpets Ocolhs also 20 blsc walnut
BeGasads damaged by hro also 500 clsrp lo OF Goods
rem storage house, also mortgage sale OF Furniture, Car
psts
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NJ UKNIS WIIkINS, AUITIUNFEN.
w usnisoue HousehSld Furniture Mirrors &c auction
i. X LUDLOW Il CO. win sell NJ auction, on Wednesday,,
November TO- 1854 oc,ok 4. NJ the private resasnce
ls7 Fact between Fourth licking
the entire Furniture contained In said nsuse,
cnnss;ng Of Parlor Suit satin daosk rswssd
arm and Reception Chairs rosewood Etageie blsc
piniDg Table and Chairs acs walnut au!et black walnut
Shaded. dis ossniees French plat. Manai AIrors black
&c Mattresses, Spring Bedx. PILLOWS and Boster ysyst
Brussels and IrarSin Carpets Dcioths, Mating, Be-
Catalogues ready ~ the ourtioneer's Office, No
Pine street.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


riIrs "WEDNESDAY, NOV TO- 1851
T0SIGHT-co Continuation Of The vary suecazsfui engage
THE FAMOUS HAnLoN BsoraEka
III AfFnID HANtos. YEEnysi9K HAsLoI.
VICTOR, FRANCIS AND JULIAN HAN.ON.
RARE FUR0KE OVER
IN arIE GREAT ACT"
TWO NEW ACTS BY the uANLyoNs TClHlnsfr
THE ASCENT or THE GLACIERS
THE LTLPUTIAN ULanIATOas IN NID-sIa.
TIE GREAT ACI TONIGHT.
sYcoSD TINE IN New YORK OF II. ). WILLIAMS
MY TURN NEXT.
81 ~ YerpoJ A. r. Sheldon, Loals Nsstaysr, kiss Alice
The op1sr Character Dancer,
Mr.. RICHARD SANDS,
Tho Great Irish Vocalist,
PROFESSOR AeAssIz FRENCH
AND HIS WONDERFUL CANNES, DICK AID DASH
THE NEM BALLET gy THE LAuEIs
THE GALLICIAd FBrE
Grand Corps de Ballet of Forty Graceful BcausfeG
THE FEMALE DRUM CORPS.
THE TANMAkY continues to be hs most place
PoPu LAR AMUSEMENT IN THE WORLD.
AdmissonDress Circle. fy Cents Family crcls, twenty
i've Gents.
1ATlNEE SATURDAY.
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yUILLrAA ABBOTT, AucTIoEEEH AND ATTORNEY
w for mortgage, oecs No CITY Rel piece BY virtue
O certain chstse mortgage win soil al public
this day, al II O'Clock A. NJ The Furriue in the upper par
No. % New Canal street. consisting OF srsdd wal
Suit IN Ex,epsion Table Gno Cottage ewita, Hs,
and Spring xaess Feather Pillows, Sheets ard blankets
Cooking other Stoves and other article thin
contained ia schedule Of said EoftgscN
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-10-20

TousH SroRY By Bao. LYEcH.-The
Gold Hill News of last evening tells the
following adamantine yarn:
Samuel Hunt, Of Gold Hill, acct
dentally got piece of glass into the
sole of bis right foot, by stepping upon
it, in 1854, while a resident of the
Eastern States. The wound soon healed,
however, aud he never experienced any
trouble from it, Notwithstanding that
he has been working as miner in this
State for years, until few days since,
when a sore, hard swelling appeared
on the top of his foot. Last Saturday
he went to Dr. Hall, who, on exsmina
tion, opened the swelling and extracted
piece of glass half an inch long and
an eis of an inch thick. The foot 10
all right now; but bow a piece of glass
of thar size could have been Is years
working up between the bones of that
miners foot without causing soreness,
CT even lockjaw, it is difficult to con-
ceive.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-10-20

DENTITIoN OF ANNALS A CORE
sponGent of the Mark Lane Express say
that tie deniiti0n of animals, as a test
Of age. is now exciting considerable in
'ere-t among English farmers, on &C
count of The Disqualification of Lord
Radpor's pigs al the Birmingham cattle
show. Owen Wallis, of MeBtone, states
that ou one occasion, when draughring
his yearling ewes, about the end of Sep
emher or beginning OF October, te
found one with all its lamb teeth IN
disturbed. and showing no signs of put
ting up permanent ones; while many
Others of the same age had four broad
teeth, nearly fully developed. As those
hsep had all been bred alike, the one
in question being perfectly healthy and
IN average size he wished to have the
great difference accounted for by veteri-
nary professors. That they are gener-
ally correct in their decisions be has
no doubt, but he rhaks that the case
described tends 20 show that the teeth
are not to be relied on rs au Bnfsiling
test of age, and as such great discrep.
ancies do occasionally occur, minute
ones may do 50 frequently. and, there
fore, Injustice may be done TO exhihi-
tors by disqu- ing animals by the
deniitiou or tootu t-st
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-10-20

A Coon RAT FRAP Take barrel
which VIII hold w-t-r cut The head a
title smaller than The top of the barrel,
pass "A string through the center OF the
head and hang il mp so th7t II may hang
perfectly free inside the barrel, three or
four inches helnw the chine. Now put
IN Eve or six inches of wtt-r, and drop
SEINE grease on he top of the barrel
he4d, which Yen must balance by tack
ing on some tn n pieces of lead place
your trap here the RATS can ger on 1t
easily, and it is ready. They come up
to get at tie gre ,se, and in stepping on
one de OF the he-d the other naturally
rIps 40, aud in goes me rat. The head
sooa gains its equilibrium and is ready
for another Sometimes, when mere IS
considerable grease around where they
can get ut it. they won't take 1t for
bait. In this case, put little anlseseed
in your bait
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-10-20

THE REASON WHY THERE WILL NOT BE
ANOTHER Race BxTwEEN THE HAayARDs
AND OxFogps- the sprightly
New York Correspondent Of the San
Francisco Call speculates AS follows:
The remainder of the Harvard boat
crew arrived here on Sunday. They
had II charming DAY of it, 10 be sure,
for the tail end of The equInOctial s'urm
was upon US that day, ami 1t raihed
..cats and dogs" WHINE no east gale
aas upsetiing ships, capsizlng trees,
carrying aw:y roOf-tops, and sending
the awnings sup in balloon as II ali
Hades had broken loose, and was anus
ing Irself on earth. Fay and Loring
came back, you may remember, By he
Cry of Antwerp steamer; Burnh"m,
Rice, Bass, l., man and Fisher, have
now followed them IN the Clty II Paris.
Nuood, knew of their arrival uotll yes
terday, when, as the weather had
cleared off brilliantly, their friends be-
sieged them at the Aston House Tue
Harvards do not expect to enjoy any
opportunity tor another match with the
Oxfords The latter will not come
here for the purpose. They are quiIe
satisfied to "iet we'll enough alone
Besides this, the same Oxford crew can
not be got toge her again, as the
four years term of service OF
one or two of them has expired, and
the next race With Cambridge will be
rowrd by a new Oxford crew. l. ut il
lucky for the gentlemen who we're sue
cessful the other day? The laurels can
NOT be plucked from their brow. Tbey
are cnrefu: not to submit themselves to
Q chance.
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A VERY WICKED AFFaIR-The New

A VERY WICKED AFFaIR-The New
York correspondent of the San Fran
cisco Call tells the following wicked
story:
A curious case of divorce is attract
ing much atteurion with US at present,
because the parties belong t. GOOD
society.' Besides this, the lady protests
that her husband, IN order to procure
evidence against her, employed gen
,leman to drug ter with someth ing 10
tea and soda water, aud then take nd
vanrsg- of her helplesSness The lady
Is "A Mss Meade and Is not residing with
her husband. How she became nc
auainted with certain Mr. Gould is
not well shown, except that she met
him for the first time on board ferry
boat She declared hat Gould pro-
posed To make harmony between her
and her husband, and ss the latter was
stavIng over on Staten Island, she con-
senied to accompany Gould there to
effect the Reconciliation. Gould and
herself stopped at a hotel on that island
and he prevailed upou her TO drink some
soda water and then some tea Mrs.
Meade swears that these drinks were
drugged and she became unconscious.
When her senses were restored she dis
covered that Gould had sbamefully
res,ed her, and she compelled him TO
bring her back TO New York. Gould,
when she upbraided him, declared that
her husband had promised him five
thousand dollars TO act in that manner,
and affected TO bitterly regret his mis-
conduct All this looks very romantic
and improbable. L. looks more so in
view of the fact thai a letter written by
her TO Gould is given, in which she ap
points a private meeting. Worse than
II, several parties profess to be pre-
pared TO testify to her loose deportment
IN u variety OF Instances in variety OF
places. Perhaps they are brbed, TOO
II is a mysterious case, altogether.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-10-20
Frank P,xLEY BEooNss OPPRESSIVE

FRANK PIXLEY BECOMES 'OfFkSslNk
The following somewhat remarkable
account is from the Sacramento union
of the 18Th inst:
We have received from Alexander G
Abel, Grand Secretary of The Grand
Lodge of F. and A. NJ. of Cslifornia,
under date of October 18th, the follow
ing resolution, with a request that We
give pace to il in our columns. We
cheerfully do SO:
Resolued, by ths Grand Lodge of Free
and Accepted Masons of the State oil
California, That the statement nprear
ing In the Sacramento Union this morn
ing from some relegrsphic correspond
en-, in this city, which says thai Frank
NJ Pixlev, in his address before the
Grand Lodge of M4suns to day l4'h
inst J, stopped over and disguised his
hrarers bv statements relative TO Ma
sorry and the rebellion" does tn Al
gentleman great injustice, and IS utterly
unrrue.- The address Of the Grand
Orator meets the approval of the Grand
LDdg-, and contains nothing of a poiiti-
cal character; and, SO far as any refer
ence was made therein to the late civil
war, its every sentiment was one of
liberal and fraternal kindness.
We have received from our te'e
graphic correspondent ut San Fran
cisco the following in the same con
rectIop, which we give IN JdStIce 10
hun, and as explanatory of his action
in lhe matter:
Nv dispa.ct relative 10 Pixley's ad-
dr-ss ! sm assured By members of the
I.ptge WIS correct. and tGat great dis
satisfaction exists. In speaking Of tire
rebellion be said; az Masonry had
done i's duty, performed its mission
discharged the trust reposed in il, The
REBELLION would no: have occurred. =
He also iayeiched against certain high
degrees of Masonry in manner tn
draw unf,vorable comments from many
members of tie Grand Lodge. HIS re-
marks upon womau's righ's are pro
nOaEcrd bgt little petter than vulgar
Not being Il Mason, ohtain.my infor
Tla''oa from those who are members Of
tGe Order, aai whom believe TO be re-
liable
Il is eriGen, that Pixley did himself
thu justice, i1 the address alluded to,
of speaking his mind freely; and it is
nov 20 he doubted that he did offend
somebody. II is pretty certain that
whenever Frank gets a chance to talk
be will say something with enough of
a wire edge on it to hurt somebody.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-10-20

CHEERINe PRosPEcrs.-George Bar
stow, in bis speech before the Agricul-
tHral Society at Chico, says:
"Wheu we look abroad upon the
whole OF our country, now in the sea-
son Of harvest, there is abundant cause
of generalization. II is estimated that
the cotton crop of the South will be
three millions of bales, which is an in
crease of one-third over last year, and
is worth three hundred millions of dol
lars. The corn will amount to two
hundred snd eighty five millions of
bushels, and will be worth two hun
dred millions. The sugar, rice, to-
bacco and minor products will be worth
q hundred and fifty millions more,
making "A total of SIX hundred and fifty
millions of dollars. To this must be
added the vast and varied products of
the North, the Middle States, and of the
West. of which the wheat crop alone
is two hundred and fifty millions of
bushels; and then the gold and silver
of the Pacific States. That this is a
broad foundation for prosperity to rest
upon, must be acknowledged. If these
calculations shall prove to be correct,
the life which will be impaired to bus
mess, when our Indebtedness abroad
shall be lquidated by this immense ex-
port, and The balance of trade turned
IN our favor, will be ielt from Maine to
If it shall come when due,
according to precedent and the opera
ion of causes supposed to be uniform
n their effects, it will happen early in
he Spring of next year. and will be, to
he circles of business and finance, like
he coming of Spring to the Kingdoms
IF Nature.'
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-10-20
TOPICS OF THE DAY.

The mudiled and seuseless statement
which the telegraph brings Us with
regard to % d. Turner and Small y
and the LAND Office at Carson City >
are. when simmered down, susceptible
of this much showing of circumstantiai
evidence Ben Small is Postmaster
here in Carson Sometime last August
he resigned. 1t is not improbable that
Fred. d. Turner has been appointed as
SmafI's successor. The Carson Lana
Office is in the hands of Sam. G. Wright,
Receiver, and F. D. Todd. Register. l.
not the statement to which We allude
simply ridiculous?
The e eldest Governor in the world !"
is dead-ex-GovernorR ittner of Penn
sylvania having died. on the 10th inst,
al the age of 80 years.
The official returns from the Penn
sylyania election give Geary something
like FIVE thousand majority.
Bya recent healthy decision OF the
Philadelphia Court Of Common Pleas
the Plug Uglies aud Dead Rabbits OF
the Demo- ratio party are ousted from
Official position in that city.
The New York spectators have come
to compromise with the Gold E>-
change B.pk. Something of common
cause is Inducing the gamblers of Wall
street TO be As charitable TO one another
as possible They have, therefore,
agreed TO give that Bank ten days in
which to settle its business.
The Spanish Revolution would seem
TO be brought very near to an end-fa-
len,Is being surrendered and its rebel
forces dispersed