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who stated to lin thst ha h,d man -es
In his house who had escsped fIosa L.
E&y~ His tortssEip Fss somewhat ru71-
but called up tho p,aIn pazt OF the lraaeh :. :.
4 .be ca5cef 1squs.. md pssssd shsn, p ";
fez;alc ps1t Of tho Establishment, md, tv -,
iue1presaibie aatonishrusnt Of the Th'
household, hs laid his hand ulI5
the shoulder Of tbs sody'S c0s,'ak7az Il
maid, .nd infusued her ttss she v.s bis pElN
oner. A ehauae of dress .aa inan1eslfst.
se,t for, md M1ad6s iressinFT. .tnaid FL. q
metamofphosed into an eft r.iuate-lookis
fellow, md marched Oh TO u Ee,r trial. Il id
most extraordinary thing that ta had lived u
Suspected in the family. for nine months. pes
forming Ill the functions OF . eoni3enti3
Abigail. and very much il favor Estb his nj /
eu. Eecting mistrenr who & rather se1iou]
Person, and would a. soou hare thought y
1asuiGg cut to Be usa hefselk- II Is SAID
that the husband onts' tnadd . remark upoL
The hnsairess OF The naid:s snice, bur no otl'ei
Comment was ever mais redecsisg il the le7sl
Eron her qna1t,es AZ member Of tho I*s1u
st-e- The story i quite Iatheuticr but dEEsssu
Up oEs OF regard to TIC la6lI.
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simple r.snrntc~ for sdtc M"Ms"hs 9as H.,
for Guessing. hecomtaendsd 70 oe

ta1ru teih Cooting Drinks.
Tho r7iueirle aEopted here i that on vh'el,
Alr. Onendo1f has founded tia nefhoo OF
teaching lansuases-i. e., Mat essTy aa4tt''o''
T1Es1 Cu.nAnE. Ny first ID : hat, my sec
ond ia . bo1, and my whole is what 5ou ruf
lst iu.-AssTEn. Hat.eoz.
This gained The third prizs.
suoSn CuAnArE- aIy first Is boot, ny
eccoul Is a fish liz very hot, sag - tack .
At e1.cet. and my whoic Is what Tou pun oo
sour b ,ota witil-ASswEn- DoottAck
~ this eas awarded tho second pfaze.
Ta1Ap CuAnApE. Ms brst ID night. ms sec
] sarn taan;oa ecidentJ-Night cap.
q, This gained the 6tst przze for lts chaEIn1nG
i simplicity and poin,cd Hit.
t9pnlk, II a zig ~Rs made ont o. eusue4
what ttH ct pig would he resemble I An
s%rn-A Eulnc& pig.
lhi, wss considered too recondite by tlat
lrealcnt Of tho Lazy Club, and tho propose
w7s fined in sherry cobIlere
ls1nhLE- Why Is \ man rho, when At Do
yer, Il going 10 DIAL. like = gentleman At
canltallc. going to deal--for whist ? Az
awfR-HecAree he IL goitg TO Deal
11,ia obtained tho recond ryIxe.
Tie first Vrize had not been given when ou
] rs,cel left. No adjournment had been p1e
, lAted up to b IN. Lott louug,ns.
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a1;on af tho .Au-trisn Em,ire became complete.
III Italy and Germany alike it suffered a di-
minntion Of territory, and the Emperor teturn-
, ed to rarin to receive the title Of The Great,
and to AVroint srhjcct Frihces to the king
Ge1us he bad newly crested.
NAVAL EATu.E or 7nAfAtnAE+
Not content with his victories on lind, Ns-
, poleon Determined 10 dispute with GEtat Isi-
!. tain tho SUPREMACY Of the ocean- On the 18th
| OF October tho combined fleets OF France aad
! Spain, numbering tbists-two shlpa-ot-.he.hn
.csen f1isa:cs, and eight cor7ettes. isft cidix
/: under the command o1 A1mrst t.nenenSe,
+ AID r7oceedcd ~cftwar3. The Eoghah Aduai.
Z: ral, Lord Nelson, having undcr his conmand
tvepty-sescp YES. .els of.tle-line, came in sight
I of the enemy nc7r Cspa Trafalgar on the
| morning Of TIC 21st OF Os,obe1. The French
! Adulitsl arranged his chips 10 one line, fern
/ Ing 4 ctesctns, conScrg.7E to lee*asa; aoa 80 80
/ British vessels that sdrauce4 agaasi Mt1
For four hours \ desperate conihct wAs waSe1.
| each ehip in succession hasiug selected hes sd
vcrssry apd Etappled With har 1t close quar-
ters Early IN the afternoon the SPauish Ad.
mital showed the example OF retreat. md. Just
AZ Lord Nelson's life aas ebbing a#aT fEena =
fatal wound. received during the action. intel-
liGence was brought 10 him that fifteen eall-of.
ihe-l,ne hnd struck their coloTs, and that the
hght hAd resulted i'll gior,ous victory fet ths
/ british lsg. ....
1Rrss1A ARnAYEp AaA1,ssr FnAScE-
The Treaty Of Ircabufg left Napoleon maste1
Of Western Europe. AZ Emperor, hs ruled I
France which extended from the lia,ine 70 ths
Fy1enccs as King OF Italy he controlled .
j territory extending from tho Alps to the Adrs
atic one brother sat on the throne OF Naples
and smother OF tl,at OF Holland. Spain va
! his Fssssl, And be he}d tho position Of sslf
constituted '" Metiatpr'' of the Swiss Republic
! Daysria and Wurtsnahery owed snhjection t
him, and fourteen priuccn, ia all, in the soutl
snd west OF Germany, formed what was raa'c
, tbo Confederation OF The Rhine" an1 zeoeg
u;zed him 10 thir protector. The Germ.
Empi1e had ceased to c1ist. and Francis II
conrcptcd Lim.elt with the title OF Emperor 9
! Austria. Prussia had hitherto tnsintained
cautiops neutrshts is, the struggle which hs
eon.ulce1 Eu1ope. Size had ausetly subuaittc
to rornr VIOLATIONS OF her Tertiary, and Fro.
eacl Vi1Ean, III. had even trsstea with n
;, noifc,, % for the ccsslon Of the Electorate (
= Eanoycr. tl,e inheritance ot the dynasty th
n t,,e ue.s,u of George III, then SIT on IL
y throne at England. The French Emperor ~
no Intention OF keeping TO eh.s enSasssmen na,
!. hnd "a cx,lF io,imatioD Of ho" tneS ~ eeF
= tr;f1cd With aroused tho utmost !esentmcsto Z
t1,s I'russiau Government. On the lat o1 Y
,nser. 1eC6, the I1us.isn Ambassador p1eseI
1 ed The following demand1: fiss&, aAn H.. !.
,r French army, aisl,out delay, rep4sa she Nhsn
- seeoud, the establishment Of The sostne
Gs1n1n Confederation thisd, the aei'ara"
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teri ard theit En1Hcfuf louEea forward 10 the
Subsection Of lsnrsaa s1y the opening q spslng:
him mch who were Instructed hoH to :cs ii
this criese Of TIC fate Of their cos1.trty
aud OF Enron'. Now in one pan OF
the city, and nov IN anuther, the terrible
xgeucy OF flame vAs employed Against
tie conQueror and IN snise Of tl,.' combined ef.
!, OTIS Of tie soldiers; and the shooting at Que
7 time OF 100 Of the incendiaries, Aos:ow Vas
I soou converted into boiling sea Of fro. III
| was the most grand, the uaest sublime, aud
:: the most terrific sight the world cver beaeld.
aud the dtsotation Of the city VAS still futthei
| Increased BY the e1aspetated copluerot Elytns
| his roldie1s IN eight days license to pill.gt
Hhat remsined- Dy the end Of ossebss tht
supplies cut OF and their progress
am1''eI o,.s boi1Ics M of Nussian troop
sbo 3,oseIsa around tho roa.ls leading south
ward. But The fisrt ot December Tue rlgor Q
tie winter commenced, and the sol1lcrs o. IN
empire hAd. to fsee such halash'ps ~ nv
warfare. nstasaed hy sleep1ea* enciny, dc
priycd OF regular suppIses Of food, aud impez
iectIv clothed. tho line Of their retreat Va
marked ty pilea Of dead bodies, md Of y,
| SO0, 900 to sou. 600 men who haa crossed ta
! Hu.sisu frontiers few months bceore> nc
| more than &, 600 repaseed them
KxvItsB Is oEEAASF-
Tho vear 1918 WAS 4 fatal one for Napoleon
With the retreat frnm HoesiA hih esAI beEa
, 10 pa1e. aud The rrincea who haA hesetofos
was.ed 1t hia beck begsn 10 perceive that b
day wa over. and to desert the po.er e ~htc
rnsny of them owed thelr existence. lTnss
bean The detection hy uniting its araas VII
these OF Russia aud England, aud SNedt
rhottly after followed euit- Yet the militia
| cenius OF the Emperor seemed 1t hrst as Il
zero to triumph over every oostaee- VIVA
, ! ar1ay chiefly composed Of Fa* eoAafI1o
, he raipcd the baltic Of Latrea- oecaptt
Dresden and carried the war to
: hanks OF the Eibc. Austria enaeATo1e
, hy conference 1t Prague, to eject pace
tL,s iuncturc. The terms Proposed ~ me Z :
I 1iee, that france should be bounded ~ :
. NMnc, tho Aips, and the Asuso, ~eto dtsaA1
j fulIy rejected, and tho quarrel VA oace nao
4 submitted t. the araitrAuent Of tne s*ot
! Napoleon cndcayosed to Dive tho alnes
= yond tho Elite, and BY the victory OF Dfesa
( seemed likely 10 succeed. but the conseSo5:
It defexta Of his Generals in S!lcsaa, !! lesa
10 snd 1t Kuhn, dcsauGe1 his plans. winch =:
4 couelosively nvesth1own BY the sssan.
t, defeat 81 Ieipsic, in which
a prusAiana found their revenge
IN Jcna. At Leipeic tie Sa1ons
c. Wurtembetrotp passed over TO tha enemy
l. The 6eld Of bsttle, aud the Emperor was for.
3e to retreat hastily toward the Rhine, only 70 :
). that the usvarisna, who bad also re'o1teo,T
n ed to dispute tbs pAss1ye With hiu1- VA
u 3oth Of October, 1918, hia tfoopa feTsnte
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! a
vc1y ss.1ed and Mysterious phrases, it wls
| supposed Nlat she Powers united thenselse:
fpr the repression OF IN; revolutionary tel d
etciss in theiz respective domiaious-
The desuitoty and pfottasted struggle rela
tire 10 the succession 10 the Spanish thron.
consequent upon tha Will at FERDINAND
| VII, cIclading his bSp.hcs Don Carlos from
! tie crawn ;n ;.sor of the ;af.nt Tsabella, eaz
! sc.Trely merit the ut1s Of An European HaI
Neither car the Ffenth Rsyplnion Of 1850
Nhieh placed tie house OF Orleans On ta'
throne Of FEaneo, nes that OF ISIS, which re
erected the l:eputGEs o., still again. The sai'e
| Of eyents which. in le5l-2, prepared the VI.
for the Second Empire.
4 THE EAsTEaS ocS11oS. .-.
On the I'd OF Januarv, 1895, the EmpeEo
| Sicbolas I. ascended the throne Of all th
Rux.iaa. Ills ascension was notified to for
| eicn nowe1H in these terms: Called to tn
irhe1itance Of the dolninious Of the Eupero
Alexander, the Emperor Nicholas inhesis als
, | The p1innples whlch direcled the policy Of hi
| aaEust predecessor, and he ptufesses to
! eame fidelity to the engagements coutracte
: by Esusei3. the came respect for I'll nights cor
eccrstci by e1istirg Gsatjes- the sAuse Stsacf
= ment to the tn21ims which insure the genss1
! and and % Ffanee signed With Russi. Ii
Treaty Of London, binding Ill thres to insr.
afestlement Of Greek xa<irs Ia Tnrkey- H
. I Tue lEe3tS o. 3ul42NDp4Gs u4AC ~AlA Ae- ~
!, iu 1879, Eusei2 osk4ined ) considerable .cces
= sion of territory on the Hl2ck Sea, and di.E'
= ga1tled her pte-e1istang engagement With II
Western Fowers- Successive Advances msd
= | bS RussiA in her protecsatAte Of her Easter
i, neishhor. and paHicular1y her euaeAvoe
n clpse up the Darlantllcs 70 other nations. We!
: viewed in Europe with Increasing susPicss
L md slarm. probahlr the true cause Of Il
y western jealousy OF Russia HAs her il
b meEse and contiguous acquisition !
q Territory both in Eurnre aud .As1
"A additions whiIh. bctseen 17A and 1880. .Aanao
i. doubled tho area Of her Empire, md rais
q her population from II, DOl, ,0Uj n the form
J. date TO e5,000, COZ At the latter. In 1859 7
10 Emrcrur Nicholas, in pursuance OF the u
D. di.icnary policy Of his houss, showed dlsIIl
"a Rition to extend bis protecsor1te over TaEk
d, into sltu7l occupation. Organising in ch1os
O. dispute c1ncerning the custo1s VI tho n
n pisces 1t Jerusalem, diplomatic QUARREL
"a tween Nuesi& and Turkey R1s fAiras commend
a. u,Mazch, 1855. Matters were btought 20 = cnEo
re b, the demand On the part ct the Gar ioa
ne right to extend his .'prnlactorate oFAs II ",
he otNof Christian subjects of ! urkey, s1ppos'
Ior by England aud France, the Sultan refused
nd acce<je 10 this demand, and tho wsr, for wa
ou Krssia had heen for mouths ssa1d:1S prep
I'd ing, wAs openly begun BY the T,aaaage 81
I'd . troors into tie OAnubian FEanepan1's9
,h- Iui!. 1857 ,.,,..
III, In August, a few more regiments toaos
rel making tie f1st division OF the army oa o.
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nus rHQuG poRuIaAat 1sA - oo"'o - w
i,s'n t,auneh tlefc,ssa1 Of American civil.xs-
ian. And of tie Union. The worsinEmen Of
,se Trades Culaus believe in him. aud he has
not rLsunk from appearing unf.s'tfouaa1e.
III literature he hiss s1one ETeat seIS1ee 20 TUG
:.ublish people, By Introducing, ~'1A a
sh : p,t.e.ssss & ssn'etsi Il 1ss sss { HDss I'D
~rs,ers His ''Tau Browns School Days il
au atlualrablc book ii is IS popular With Eng
1rlA iasls A. C. Robinson CEusoe. Mr. Hughes
ha, nese1 written 1nSthiuG since like that. TIC
sill net break down il lie has tho usual speech
ifs1,.g to la. When be first entered PAEl1a-
us.ut Ac was disappointment in this reapcct,
INT be has become almost fluent bv practice.
When he 1I1Ft got into the lonec OF Commons
ke wah s!cc,sd with enthusiasm Tho work.
ii,Etntn Of tl.c large I4audoa borough for
WHICH tie ttot,1, formed themselves into com
1ul'teer, and labore1l gGr him without fee OF
reward. lie has the cze1it OF leaving that
fnSsugb for tic little place which now returns
ll1n, tur aiaHilE given otfcLce TO the small
tralt, smeu IN it hy dcuonncing the PRACTICE Of
giving et.ort igLts in tiieir dealings, but
:NlirTe thu real reason wAa one Of c1panse.
Nl.ateseE TIE enthusiasm. and that soon gets
so!Ared,-2 naa caNnot in these days repre-
+cnt = large 1cEdon constituency without
ere';d'uE tns'ncr- lie s1us: live in large
i'tusc: tie tuttt dinc come of ais constituents
occaslonalls: there arc public rooms to hire
and u his tiame i. a''seIt fran every chasit,
lit, lie i, voted ra.sim.aious. Aud III
Hughes is lot rich man. :ich.s pcsmancn
ct:iee un1cr sascfuu,cs't. and, possiLls, som,
1nodett sraenrt as private 1neaus bnt lie i
fer f,cm rich, And Lambeth would soe1
lave ruined hin. II will be pterurued tha
liz objest il to write hook Int 1 may wis
per that come Of The late bopks about IL
s:atee bang IRE 7hes - &c ve:y good. tu
asnssu sert,ment thss America il no: at:.
aAaeHn ,ss ss"stE sfg asae tet s'"s' As,s; ss u
SS*p.,~is siai .si IT e9' most of lie reais soe'ei
throughout The E:ngion. Hence, S,o.'' =, :.
inl a,iencc ef SEEING America uea,sa a,, a. :,
lsreer Aysss,nis, with portr' 'lss :, 'ts nes' "
e1. anu children. ~ u"sash the[ ~: were J.
heard Of for the frst time, Ilis =. We re
the Illustrated paper. tlic GFapa,e. Is :, sess ~.
ns rcencs in tho We-, highly ass"eht. 10 or, .
soa.rract the stte1tion. 0nc is >. a scene ~ =;
1'rison at Chicago" in "hs:a = tc;fdea ar "a
hy a lug, ,tanter1,-j4sed iank"s* Iastrs. E-u
iuehte high, aud wearing lett cap III. os.e r
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ClIx nArA bIUCkbs
The following were the bids for the city bank
shares:-New York, 139; Manhattan, $50; Mer-
chants, 1T; Mechanics, 1877; Union, 1877; America,
LAG; City, 2io; Phenix, lo5; Tradesmen's 1863; Me-
chancs and Traders. 1856; National 1l8; Merchants
Exchange, lo3; Leather Manufacrurers 1856; Seventh
Ward, Ito; State OF New York. 1o7; Commerce,
1876; Broadway, sooH; Ocean, 7ox; Mercantile,
l24; American Exchange, nix; Chatham, 172;
Bank Of the Republic, lis; Bank Of North Ame-
rica. 1875; Hanover 100; Irving lis; Metropolitan,
100; Citizens, lao; Peoples. 14o; Grooers', lls;
Market l2o; Shoe and Leather, 1e2; Corn Exchange,
LII; continental, 90; st. Nicholas Ill; Common
wealth, 30; New YorK County, $50; Importers and
Traders, l5s; Park. 100; Manufacturers and Mer.
chants, 100; New York National Exchange, 100;
Central National, 1867; Fourth National. 1os;
Ninth National, 100; Tenth National, 12s; Oriental
100; Gold Exchange, 10; Bankers and Brokers' As
sociation, 1o1.
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL. STREET, 4
WEDNESDAY,. Nov. 3O---6 p. M

IL II
a-s* WEDNESDAY. Nov 30-6 6P. MI
ON 'Changc to-day business was very dull. Wheat
was heavy and ior some grades lower The peace
ucws nom Europe checks speculative purchases,
md Inc abundant receipts are more than sufncient
20 meet the current home demand. The cotton mar
ket was dull and heavy.
GOLD wEAK--111H A 1l0X.
The speculative feeling In the Gold Reom was very
quiet, the only activity OF the day being developed
when further advance In consols ana bonds at
London provoked decline to 11os< as against III
the highest price In the morning. "Bullsn and
"bears" are alike indisposed to make any bold
movement. Both parties, Mcawber-like, are
waiting for something to turn up. The undertone
OF the market Is weak, however and 1t was only the
demand from the shorts that checked the decline ct
llO%. Spectators are content with small turns,
ana hence the narrow fluctuations lately. The out
SIDE interest Is generally enlisted against upward
movement. The course OF the market Is shown In
the tahe.--
The New York herald., 1870-12-01

The features Of the money marke. were an exact
Fepetltlon OF those OF the previous day. The main
business was at ve to six per cent on stocks ana at
-FOUR to i've per cent on government bonds; but
coward the close OF banking hours borrowers who
Dad been dilatory IN making up their accounts gave
ahe market ON appearance Of activity, and lenders
procured six per cent In the late transactions thus
arising. $50
{ The market for commercial paper works In favor
Pf sellers and prime double names are wanted at
al TX per cent. Occasionally choice piece passes
ht on per cent discount. aeH a * 1@
kQIITHERN Iuxrn
The New York herald., 1870-12-01

CoNsEssIoN OF CRlME.-We have been informeA
by a reliable citizen of Berkeley county, West Vir.
gina, Of startling revelation OF crime In that
county. 1t seems that some time during the year,
1861 young man 10y the name OF Robert Daniels,
living near Gerardstown left homo and was never
heard from afterwards until last week, when O man
BY the name OF Light, living at the foot OF the Round
Top on his death bed not only confessed to the mur-
der OF young Daniels, and stated where MIA remains
might be found but also confessed to the robblng Of
DR.. Coe, OF Gsrardstown, about the same time, and
O list or other crimes winch death cut him short In
relating Ch0yleStolGn (V. Pa.l SDfrt Of Jefferson,
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STREET QUOTATIONS..

Receipts and Disbursements at the Once OF
tho Assistant Treasurer of the United States,
New York, for the Month Ending November
9O. 1870. es l.
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} TRUSTEES SALE
or
BARNUM's CITY HOTEL,
M IN
es1 BALTIMORE CITY.


BALTIMORE CITY.
yss Of e the eff s
ssh@nge in Issb Es,ors city, o.
and Icing
facing SQUARE o. sad e viz from. ON ca.
s sss :lss 4 5 .s sa a q Ssss s ss. S s
w i. .Gs sss: ss
rant stores and Barber Shop, fronting Calvert street
o Ssa Sa % ho & Being ). ce
brsed aud extensively known, moro detailed description
plan Of the properly he Of the Office Of the
Trnstecs who win also show the property and give all tnror
s will ,, .Sa free of ss soGs debt but sub
sa % d DayaS
% q 'ss and s g sS s he
and
NTH cash. balance one, two, four
years IT. T4 4ha1sg insss g.yHsss e I.snssss ss ssnsy ss.
LsTHoTA " sRSsk4T Nss Sar CO.. cs, sas,snss: psstss:
For further inform.ticn apply 70 THOMAS g. ALEX
ANDER, ~ Pine street, New York.
RYE GoLToE & tARaE SALE
e Mors Carpet. and ocoh, Sss Hair e
DS e ns.rs1 .ns :.s s
sS T ~ dsse. @ " . ssoa c s
= ni s ana "a. s:
F.so ssss scadss casi. !.
about 80 Velvet Medallion and other Carpets China
md Glassware, Ac 6c Also by virtue mortgage any
quantity Of various styles OF Furniture Glass French
plate Mirrors Carpets, Pasns Curains ac, &c. By order
of d. Wells, Esq, attorney for morsgages.
DY MAX BAYERsDORFER, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ID 10 O'clock corner Church and Cortland streets hand
srmey fitted up Restaurant, Range handsome Bar
Back Bar, 20 Tables 20 Chairs Crockery Glassware Paint
ings, Stoves &C., positively In lots Dealers invited.
Max BAYERSDORFER'S ONCE, gs4 Bowery.
~, MAX BAYERsDoRFER, AucTloSEER.-sELLs,
- lN O'clock, 136 Greenwich street. Counters, Shelvngs
Tables Chairs &c, OF Restaurant Poyilvey lots Deal
ers invited. MAX BAYERSDoRFERS Office, 3sl Bowery.
RY MAX BAYERsDORFER, AuCIloNEEK.-sELLs'
- ~ O'CLOCK 263 Stanton street. Columbia hand
sone Cited Drug store, Counters shelvngs Jars Soda
Founta IN, Show Cases Drugs perumery Fancy Goods &C.,
together or In lots. Dealers invited.
MAX BAYERsDoRFER'S Office. ss4 Bowery
T)Y MAX BAYERsDORFER, AUCTfONEER-sELIs.
ID tomorrow ltriday 165 Myrtle avenue Booklyn hand.
somey Confectionery well stocked rich nxres &c.
MAX BAYERSDoRFLH's onice, 3l Bowory
DY J. W. CAMPBELL, JR., AUCTIONEER-CAMP-
ID BELL co. Will sell this 1ay IN lots, ut 767 Seventh
avenue of Fityrs street, NJ ii o'clock Fixtures
and Furniture of Dining Saloon aud Restaurant Counters
Tables Chars, Engraving Mirrors fine Stoves, Range,
Clock Refrigerator Cutlery Glassware, Crockcry
DY X. j. W. CAMPBELL, JR., AUCTI0NEER-WILL
ID sell Friday prominent Meat Market west side,
broadway; private sale this day NJ $50 Bowery.
ctuEpIFFiS sALE.-wiLL SELL THIS DAY, AT II
- O'Clock, AZ $50 Pearl street. basenent quantity OF Eng
1h Drala and Sewer Fipe. JAMES o'DklkN. Snasias
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POST OFFICE NoTl,

POST OFFICE NOTICE.
DoST OFFICE NOTICE.
J. The mails for Europc, Thursday. December l. will
at this Office at 10 O'Clock A. M and at the stations
follows, VIA and b. 80 A. NJ; and d, 9l0 A. NJ
and +, 500 A. NJ. O and II, 40 A. NJ.
The New York herald., 1870-12-01

A UCrION EOrICE.-TuE LARGEST HOp sEBOI.D
~ Furniture sale ut this season n NICHOLS, Auction.
ecr Over 600 worth and 600 ots elegant Household
Fnrnituro, Carpets Pianoore Mirrors Curtains Bronzes,
Paintings Statuaiy Chamber and Library Furniture at
public ancon this lfhnrsdayl morning. a l0L O'clock at
Tho five story residence l. East rentn street between
way and Iiuh avenue. Eight magnihcent Parlor Suits
covered with satin hocatc silk striped and plain reps,
tains 70 match Tables, Etagercs, Cabinets bookcases
Turkish Chairs lounges rosewood and walnut PcdstesdE
Bureaus; washsan s. Commoics, Spring ana Hair Mat.
esses Bedding, Lounges Sofas, Cbairs Rockers
with hair cloth and reps Gass China and Silver Ware Cut
ery Sideboari, Extension Txble, ants Furniture
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TTNION PACIFIC RAILROAD OFFICE
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"WEDNESDAY, Nov. gO-6P.M
CorroS.The market was passably active but with free
offerings, prices heavy and No. lower The demand
principally for export The Gales were 1880 bales OF
which taken by erporters $50 by spnners 80
crate and prices favored buyers, though they were
not quotabiy lower. The oaales basis low mid.
"a 1sAc, 80 do. at Is llisc, 700 do. a iSsss,
DO for December (00 each month, Al bc i0
for January ID l6c 800 do 16 100 February
b. Savannah at &c., and Qate yesterday 800 bales tor
Sc zoo do for January al c o Do for fesnory az
Ib1lc 80 do D. Charleston private and 100 do
I. o. b. Savannah on prvaiye y,l lerms. Ws quote Z,
The New York herald., 1870-12-01

Corr FEE remained quiet but stcady Al our quota.
tlons Other kinds quiet but unchanged In Sales
!no previously repor;ed seo bags Laguayra private
fair dc l5ac 1b]oc good do l64c. l64c. prime do
ment bags 2Oc &c Singapore grasa mats $50. 1sc;
Ctyon E,pc. 19c.; haracabO l5c 16l9c. LaQuayra.
l65pc. i7c. Jamaica llc. lbc. ST. Domingo Gold II,
bond S1ac sac Ceara. Ice l7c.; Costa Rlca. f54c.
lec Manila, 6c. lsc Mexican, 5c. &c., savania l5Sc
a lsc-al gold, duty paid.
FLOUR AND S0,2i5 bbls -four, 600
neal 2s2574 bushels wheat 3p9O0 corn 1880 do
oats 7s2s do barley 1850 do and s zoo do malt The
Hour market rled duh prices &C. 10c lower Tho
sales were anout 1880 bbs Southern 1our dull and
prices were generally ne2yy sales $40 bbs Rye -four
quiet but ssacy vaue sales 200 bbls Corn meal was
dull and we beard OF sacs Of consequence. We
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