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LATEST PRICES OF GOVERNMENTS.
The following were the closing street prices OF
government bonds on Saturday evenng:-Unlted
States currency skies, 1104 11oH; United
States Skies, 1881, registered 1l0A 1104;
do. do, coupon, 1l0H l1OI; do. fve-twenties,
registered, May and November, 10sH q 10s3<; do.
do, 1862 coupon, do, 1osx 1OsX; DO do, 1854,
do. do, 10s4 lOsh; do. do, 1885, do. do, 1881
1Osh; do. do registered, January and July, 1919
1o7l; do do, 1856, coupon, do. 1o7H 1o7>a; do.
do, 1857, do do, 1o7Xa 1o7X do. do. 1885, do. do,
10S 1OsS; do. ten-forties, registered, 1861 1O7T;
do. do. coupon. 1867 lO7H.
FINAL STREET QUOTATIONS OF STOCKS.
The following were the latest street prices for the
leading active stooKs:-Western Union Telegraph,
45k a 45h; Pacific Mail. 401s q 4OH; New York
Central Consolidated, 91H q 9l1S; New York Gen.
trail scrip SIX s7H; Erie, 22ts q 22's; Reading,
9ssl 80; Lake Shore, o2k 927s; Northwestern,
71h 71k; 90. preferred, S2k s2K; New Jersey
Central 1ol a l0lh; Rock Island, 1O5 o 1861; st.
Paul. 49x So; do. preferred, Tx 72X; Wabash,
4s5s 40; Ohio and Mississippi, 2s,S a 29A.
THE COURSE OF THE GOLD MARKET
The extreme fluctuations daily in the price OF gold
during the week were as follows:--
Mon lay ............ tHollday.)
Iuesuay ........................ llOW lloS
wednesday ................... llOA 1lOia
lhuIsuaJ uaJ.....s.'............... lIOS ll01a
Friday. Observation-Disclosures. l10I -ll0k
Saturday. ........................ 1l02s ll0ss
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
DISPATCHES TO 1.-THE GAZETTE.
FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON. Nov. l0.-The French Ambassa-
dor has protested against the tirman accord
ing hereditary sovereignty to the Bay of Tunls.
4 new company has been formed to furnish
rolling stock for the Atlantic and Great West
ern Railway with S5,000,O00 capital. The
stock was subscribed two fold in two days.
PARIS, Nov. l0.--ln an interview, President
Theirs has authoritativey stated that when
the Legislative Assembly meets in the begin
ming of December the government will propose
to end the provisional regime and establish Il
definite republic
LONDON. Nov. Il.-The steamship I1oIsatia,
in leaving the harbor of Plymouth for HON.
burg, came in collision with schooner, which
sunk before the most active exertions could
save the crew. They all persisted with the i'll
tatcd vessel.
MADRID, Nov. ll.-Thc Journcymen bakers
of Valencia, who have been on i strike for adj
dtional wages, attempted to prevent, by VIC.
lence. the introduction Of workmen and bread
from the adjoining towns. A body of cavalry,
however, succeeded in dispensing them and
restoring order.
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LOCAL NEWS.


CHRIST CHURCH-Service at II a. m. and II
r. PAuLs CHURCn-Servce at II a. III. and
/ =. IN.
GRACE ClIuRCIi-Service IN the morning and
a. night.
..r. MAEY'S CHuRCH-Mass at and II a. IL.
N,.-ucr> at :! p. m.
EiH~r PRESBYTERIAS CuURcH-Sermon in
tn. morning and at night by Rev. Mr. McAtee.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-Sermon IN
In, morning and at night, by Rev. W. w.
Murkland. of Baltimore
METH ErIS CuUKcH-Scrmon in the morn
ing and ut night by Rev. Mr. Hcmcnway.
MErH. ErIs. CHURCH SorTlI-Scrvice in the
morning and at night by Rev. DR.. Hough.
METm. Prot. CHURCll-Service in the morn
iu., and ut night, by Rev. Mr.. Benson.
BAPTIST CHURCu-Scrmon in the morning
and 1t night, by Rev. Mr.. Ryland.
loUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN Assoc S-Prayer
meeting in the lst Presb. Church, at p IN.
Jail services at : IN. Aims House services at 2!
O'Clock p. III. During the week there will be
daily prayer meetings ia the rooms of Assoca-
,"n ut 4! p. IN. Prayer meeting at Fishtown on
Monday night at , o'clock.
GERMAN misunderstanding services at II
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Tie Markets.

LONDON, Nov. ll-ll:30 q. m.-Con>oIS
93l for money and account Bonds Of 1852
9l$; 1865. 9lS; l>G77, 9355. l0-4U'S, 500.
LoHDoH. Nov ll-l:30 p. m-Cnnsols for
money 81: for account 93!a93t. Bonds of
1852 81 l>tij. 9ls: 1861. 93{{. 10.40s S9}.
PARIS. Nov ll.-RcntcS 81 francs, 10
centlmcS.
New York. Nov ll-Stocks strong and
dull Va. IS, Go: new. Is. Money quiet at s.
Gold steady at ~. Flour unchanged Wheat
steady Corn quiet and unchanged
BALTIMORE Nov. Iva. skies old. II
bid do l>GG. 66 bid: do. 1867, I'll bid: do.
COUPON. DID, ia lid. 81 asked: do new g. bid
". Vas 273 bid. Is asked Low middliug
cotton IS. Flour duiand less firm. Wheat quiet.
but firm; Ohio and Indiana lGo Corn firm;
new yellow 20 Oats firm
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From New York.

New York, Nov. 1.-THE Bureau of Mu-
nicipal Correction have information leading
them to believe that Tweed is preparing to
flee The testimony against him, not only for
frauds on the city tut in connection with the
Erie transactions is overwhelming. lie is
secretly converting everything into available
fund. While maintaining an outward en-
bancc of tirmneSs he was very abScquiOus to
the Park Workmen who waited on him ycSter
terday to known why their pay rolls were not
made out, promising them it should be imme
diately attended to- Prominent Tammanyites
believe in his resignation and flight. lngersoll
has been hiding this week in his furniture fac
tory, and the rumor is afloat that several Of
his bondSmen, since the result OF the election,
have Withdrawn. 1t is believed il arrested to-
day as promised by the sheriff: he will have to
90 to jail.
None of the counsel deny that the arrest Of
Sweeney is not on the programme. and it is
generally believed suit against him will he en-
tered in few days us Tweeis ahcttor in the
frauds
General Barlow, the newly elected Attorney
General. is urging the collecting OF evidence OF
corruption on the part Of Judge CarInZo and
other city Judges, in order that he can I'M
peach them a. soon as he assumes his Office.
The meeting Of the citizens Of Brooklyn last
night was the largest ever held in that city,
comprising all political shades The tenor of
the speeches was for united effort to crush out
all rings and put down all corruption, and
the ntimation on the part Of several speakers
that the lamp posts should he ornamcntcd with
the bodies Of repcaters and ballot box suffers
ELECTED unbounlcd applause. Resolutions
were adopted to appoint Il committee to collect
evidence aud insure the punishment OF ballot
box suffers and rcpra,cr>: plcdHing moral and
pccuniary aid. aud if necessary the physical aid
Of the citizens to the committee in bringing the
offenders to Justice A. A. Low, S. B. Chit
teudcn, H. B. Claiiin, S. B. butcher, Gen.
Jordan, and other prominent citizens COM
prise the committee.
The friga,c Wabash, from Boston for New
York, under canvass. WAS spoken on the 9th IN
slant in Latitude 1870. Longitude, 81, SO by
the pilot boat Mary \. Fisk
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Railroad Accitlent-FrightfuI Loss Of
Life.

ST LOUIS Nov. ll.-As the passenger train
on the North Missouri which left here ycStcr
day morning having two cars continuing ninety
five recruits from New Albany attached, was
approaching Wcllsvilc, ninety miles north OF
this city, about noon, and running on the down
grade at high rate Of speed, Il rail broke
The two rear cars, containing the recruits, flew
from the track and rolled down an cmDankment
turning two or three times. At latest accounts
sixteen soldiers had been killed outright or died
Of their wounds. Edwin Calvin. brak cman.
son of Judge Calvin, Of the city, was killed.
Accounts from WcllSville are mcagrc and un,
satisfactory. No names of the soldiers killed
have vet been received The recruits were Ell
route for Salt Lake.
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Arrest Oh GOunf0rfcitCr.

RoSToN. Nov. ID. J. Couch. who travels
under various aliases, has been arrested IN
Providence, r. l., charged with making and
showing counterfeit ttty-cent coin. tlve,cent
nckelS and so and $50 national bank bills:
all of which were remarkably we'll executed.
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EscaDe Ofa Convict.

SrAUNToN, Va, Nov. Il.-An escaped
pcnitcntiary convict by the name Of George
Henderson, broke Jail in this place last night
about seven O clock. He had Ia ken his hobbies
of and as supper was being severed him by Il
negro man, he started for the door and sue
cccdcd in making his escape by stabblng the
man in the left breast. lie was confined
for horse stealing.
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Snow.

LEWISTON, Nc, Nov. ll.-.A foot Of snow
fell here last night, and the slcighs are out III
large numbers The weather is mOdcratng.
BosToN. Nov. ll.--Therc was light tall OF
snow here during the night.
BRUNSWICK, Me-, Nov. ll.-Snow fell here
last night to the depth of eight or ten inches,
in Pennington three inches, and at Livermore
Falls five inches
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Utah.

New YORK. Nov 1l.-J.W. Young, son Of
Brigham, yesterday stated that Br 81 ham will not
resist any process of the Court and will not leave
Utah; that Delegate Hooper has no COM
promise to propose at Washington and none
will be offered; that no outbreak is contcm-
plated at Salt Lake, and that the on y solution
of the difficulties is the admission OF Utah as
a State: but he is not prepared to state
whether polygamy will be abandoned, If admit
ted
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.4F(T5U.S S.IkES.
E,y Latirner & Cleary. Aucti0neers,


Successors to Cooper y Latimer,D
Southwest corner Eleventh ST., and Penn. ave-.
Washington. d. &.
POSITIVE $ 4 f. or THE EN1IRE
WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT or JOS.
l.. SITIGE Esp. COMPRISING ONE or
rSE-FCRNIHI{ING AND GROCERS
Supplies EVER SOLD ~ WASiiING-
TON. TOGETHER WITH 4 L1RGE IS
SORT,UENT or STIPLE HARDWARE,
!SHOT Guns, PISTOLS. SC.
OK TUESDAY MokNlNG' November "A,
Wholesale establishment Of Joseph l.. Savage,
esq. on the northwest corner OF ID and Tenth
streets we shall sell his immense stock Of House
furnishing Goods and Grocers Supplies. We
name in part
100 dozen Brushes, different kinds
10 dozen Tea Chests, 10 Cheese Safes.
30 dozen Coal SitcrS, fine assortment of Flour
Sleeves.
II dozen Stable Brooms, 10 dozen Horse
Buckets.
50 dozen Bras and Iron Bound Buckets.
Large assortment Of Wooden Shovcls and
Measures.
50 dozen Bowls and Trays, 80 dozen Zinc
WaShb"ards.
100 dozen Brush Handles.
100 dozen AK Handles.
1UO dozen Fruit Baskets
80 gross Liquor Flasks.
l0O dozen Coal Holds all kinds
80 dozen Sugar Boxes.
100 groce Lamp Chimneys.
30 dozen Shovc!S best makers
so dozen Scoops, best makers.
- dozen Side and Box Coffee Mills
500 ChildrenS SleighS
1000 pairs Skates.
Splendid assortment of Counter and
Platform Scales
Large lot Of Cast Steel.
50 realms Sand Paper
500 packages Carnage Bolts and Buckles
Large lot Of Strap Hinges and Hinge Hasps.
Brass and Tin Lanterns, Dog MuZZlcs.
Large lot Of Door Locks of every variety
.Odozcn Small Axes, 80 dozen Hammers
~ dozen Rat Traps, large stock of Baskets.
Grndstones. all sizes.
ChamOiS Skins and Spungcs.
100 superior Double and Single Barrel Shot
Guns.
30 bags Duck Shot, &c, Sc.
n. B-Wc would call the especial attention
Of the trade, rs well rs the public generally, TO
this sale rs the goods all fresh and salcable,
and will be sold without reserve. The sale will
be continued from day To- day until the whole is
disposed of.
Terms of Sale: All sums Of and under 500
cash over that amount, credit Of thirty and
sixty DAYS. with approved notes bearing interest.
LATIMER Il CLEARl, Aurt'rS.
H?+"Thc retail business Is still continued ut
the old stand JOS. l.. SAVAGE.
Wa.hlurtOn d. c.. nov lots
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NvATTANS' CRYSTAL DISCOVERY
~ is the only article entirely harmless which
restores gray hair To lis natural color and youth
fui appearance. ,,,,...r, n,,.,.o,rnv
contains no POISONOUS substances, no sugar-ot-
lead. sub hur nitrate of silver.
NATTANS' CRYSTAL DISCOVERY
restores gray hair in from three to ten days in
every in.Ianye We warrant it. ,..,,o,-rrv
supplies the hair with new vitality, and hence
stops its falling out. ~
NATTANS' CRYSTAL DISCOVERY
is perfectly clcanlv i, does not soil the finger
nails the finest fabric anything else. Jcwclry,
which has been bIackcned by the various. sui
phur preparations, it not only does not dirty,
but il applied will beautifully cleanse. Try 1t.
NATTANS CRYSTAL DISCOVERY
makes dry and brash hair moist and glossy.
without. however. making il site Ky, a. other
dirty articles of this kind do. Pomadcs and
oils may be used. if desired, with this prcpara-
ton, without lmparlng it, 4s"iIlIne>S.
NATTANS' CRYSTAL DISCOVERY
restores hair to its natural color in few days.
NATTANS CRYSTAL DISCOVERY
has, in Il number of instances, pr"duccd II new
growth of hair though it is not claimed that it
will be- successful in every case.
NATTANS CRYSTAL DISCOVERY
is put up in large bottles, containing over hall a.
much more as amy other in the market, while it
effects more prompt and positive; therefore,
il is certainly the most ccOnolIIcul article III USE
In short there arc n thousand reasons why you
should use it in preference to any othcr-rcit,oH2
which have induced the masses who use HAIR re-
storers to use it-and chief among which Is the
perfect safety with which you can apply It, Try
it. if YOU have not done So already, and though
YOU may have used something before, Or Tor
wears even yet We can assure you that after CIV
ing CRYSTAL DISCOVERY a trial, you will
gladly discard your previous iav"rite. II your
druggist has not got it, take no other for this the
only prcpnration YOU can Use with safety, and
which will perform it, functions promptly. AK
ARTuU Il NATTANS,
Sole Proprietor
For sale in Alexandria by WAKEFIELD u
HALL, and druggists generally.
Wholesale Agents: John I. Henry and F. {.
Wells & Co.. New York; Johnston, Holloway
& Lowdcn, Philadelphia. oct 28-c"ly
NEW BOOK. by the author "John Halifax,
y Gcnticman just received at
FRENCHS.
no. 9j KING STREET.
HANNAH, by the author Of ''.John Halifax,
"a Brave Lady ;" "OgilvieS," etc. SOC.
Life and Letters Of Catharine NJ. Sedgwick
! vol, limo. -.
Lett to Herself, by Jennie Woodville. l VOL
| l2mo $50.
Tom Chip>, 10y Don and Ouno. / vol, 12mo
| Price $40
Cas>rli's illustrated Almanac for 1872. Beau
! tifullv illustrated. 5Uc
Illustrated London Almanac for 1872 Hand
| some Chrome illustrations. 5Uc.
| New Books daily.
nov9 g. f. FRENCH.
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s'HrdGn4d.

ALBANY. Nov. ll.-Govcrnor Hoffman has
hardened Bcnjamin Teachout. sentenced to he
hanged in Wyoming county for poisoning his
wife. New evidence has been received which
throws doubt on his gnllt.
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Few Green a. Wise.

fRcal Estate Agents and AuctoncerS.l
nESIRABLE PROPERTY ON KING ST.
~ FOX So LE.-}y virtue Of Il decree Of tic
CORPORATION Court. Tor the city Of AirxnndrIh
pronounced 1T it, July term. ISL, and II decree
at its October term. Isl, in the suit ct \. Moran
vs. George VIM. Brent ct Il :, the undersigned,
a. Commissioner. will, by public auction, in
front Of Green, Mansion House. IN the city of
Alexandria. on SATURDAY,, the 18th day OF
November ISL. ut - O'Clock III offer for sale u
valuable THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE -.
ON the south sid" Of King street, III the city I:a
of Alexandria, Va, between Fairfax and Royal
streets, now in the possession OF \. Moran, be-
ing twenty feet or King street, and running
back south ninety feet.
Terms: Onr-trnih ofthc purchase money to
be- paid in cash. and the residue to be pad IN
three equal instruments. payable at SIN twelve,
and eighteen months, with interest from Tue dny
Of sale bonds with good security t" be taken Tor
the deferred payments and the Ill" t" b" re-
tuIllrd until thu, are paid.
GEORGE WIN. BRENT,
oct dts Commissioner of Sale
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TSTRAY--Came to the subscriber on Mon
II day, 9th inst, a WHITE COW, with GER
tain marks upon her. The owner is required to
take her away JOHN WARD
no ll-2t* Arlington Z. o., Alex. co.
VIRGINIA AT rules held in the Clerk :
Y Office of the Corporation Court of the city
of Alexandria, on the 9Th day Of November, 1871,
Edward G. Turner plaintiff against Zcph English,
surviving partner of T. A. BrcwiS, of the firm
name and style Oft A. Brcws & Co., drtrn-
dant In aSsumpsit and certified account and
upon an attachment.
The object of this suit is to recover Of the de-
PENDANT the sum of thirteen hundred and thirty
six dollars and fifty cents, with interest from the
lSt day of March, ISIS, till paid, and to attach
and subject to the payment of said sum, the tene-
mcnt and lot Of ground, No. II: on west side OF
Fairfax street, between Duke aid Wolfe streets
in the city of Alexandria, and bounded on the
south by the lot of First Presbyterian Church,
and on the north by the lot OF Mrs Gardner, the
property of the defendant
The defendant Zcph English, not having en-
tered this appearance and given security accord
ing to the act of Assembly, and the rules Of this
Court, and it appearing by affidavit that he
is not resident of this State 1t Is ordered that
the said defendant appear here within one month
after due publication Of this order, and do what
is necessary to protect his interest in this suit and
that copy of this order be forth inserted in
the Alexandria Gazette, newspaper published
in the city Of Alexandria, once Il week for four
successive weeks and posted at the front door of
the Court House of this CITY. A copy, test:
MORTON MARiE, Clerk.
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~ the luIlUIllN OF inc ttI 81 VIC
of Kentucky, Of March II, 1871, the Trustees Of
the Public Library of Kentucky vii givea
GE.LN'U err tU.ii EKT,
At LOUISVILLE, Ky,
On Saturday, December l6, 1871.
lUOUN tickets of admission, 10 each, curren-
cy: hmlf tickets, -; quarter tickets, $50.
Tickets will be sent by registered letter. the
money for them may be sent by Z. .. money or
der, grccnb:cks or draft.
Each ticket consists of four quarters, value
- 80 each. The holder is entitled To admission
to the Concert, and To the value of the gilt
awarded to it or It's fraction:
$3.50. 900 IN GEEENBACkS vii! be dis
tribu,cd to holders Of tickets, in gifts of from
$4,000, the highest, to 500, the lowest, beng
~ gifts in all
THe Concert is for the benefit Of the
Public Library Of Kentucky.
THE CITIZENS BANK OF Il ENTUCkY Is Treas
uEER. and the Curporat"rs ana Supervisors are
the Hon. Thona, f. Bramlcttc, late Governor
of Kentucky, and twent%-ecvrn OF nc mot MS
tingui>hcd d rcsprctabIc ctlz"m> 81 the State.
The undersigned. late principal business lnarla-
r.r of the very -llrcr>. lul GiIt Concert for the
benefit oi the Mercantile Library at San Frnncis-
co. has been appointed Agent and M"n"ger OF
this Grand Git Concert.
The drawing lnd distribution will take place IN
public, and everything vii! b" done 10 satisfy
The buyers OF tickets that their Interests Will be
rs we'll protected IL, il they Were personally
present to >lpcrinlrud the entire affair.
For tickets ANA Information apply ~
G. r. PETERS, 10 Main St. Louisville, n.y.,
No Astor House, New York.
II. N. lIcmp,tcd, No. 40 Broadway, Mil
waullcc, Wis.
NJ. A. French, Virginia City, Nevada. -
NJ. A. Wolf No. BIG Chestnut Street, st.
Louis.
Tickets also Cor sale in every prominent place
| in the /. =.
Owing tothc general arrangement Of mails and
advertisements consequent on the disastrous con
hagrnion- in the West the sale Of tickets IN tins
enterprise Is extended to Nov 80, la7 Mt when
| time the main office, 10 Main street, Louisville,
Ky. will close for adjustment Of accounts ana
business No orders except by mail will be re-,
ccivcd after Dec lSt, and no orders by. mail VIII
be filled after Dec 10Th. The New York "iilGe
will close Dec 10Th; other agencies Dec 2th;
| Every ticket unsoId Dec llth Will be cancelled
by it number The drawing will axe place III
public Dec 10Th. 1871, commencing III H. H.
and continue until the ~ gifts are awarded,
Puvrnrn, Of awards will colnn"nc" pee ~ "t
! O clock 4. m. Circulars Of awards Wall be i"nhd
AZ every agency as soon IL they can pc iI1urd
CORRECTLY and will also be- sent /" nll ticket buy
err II, soon As possible No %rder Will be mica
81 main Office for les than 80.
| s'E5tS. Il. PETERS. Manager.
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FIE.N'gSHE.t'E GOODS.

FUE.TySNI.,'G CONS.
FALL OF 1871.
GEORGE c. HENNsNG,
No. 40 Seventh street, Washington, D. c.,
Clothier, Draper, Tailor,
AND DEALER IN GENTLEMEN'S BE-
LONGINGS.
Offers to purchasers greater variety of goods
than heretofore, most Of which are either made
by his workmcn or made specially to order for
him, and customers may always rely upon get
ting the best articles ut the very lowest prices,
and all will be charged but
ONE PRICE,
from which the statesmen are not permitted to
dcviatc for any ore.
SACK OVERCOATS, FEOCK OEERCOATS.
WING OVERCOATS, CAPES, Sc
BLACK FROCK COATS,
BLUE FROCK COATS,
GREEN AND OTHER COLORS,
AND VESTS TO MATCH.
SACK, DERBY AND BON COATS,
SILK, CLOTH and CASHMERE VESTS,
BUSINESS and DRESS SUITS. &c.
gS-Will show the largest assortment Of hand
exhibited in Washington.
Rubber Clothing,
Buckskln and Cloth Gloves
Fine Ncclwcar and Hosiery,
Undershirts and Drawers,
Fine Cloths. CuSsimcrcs Docskins Vest
ings. &c. 10y the yard or pattern.
Garments made to order in the best style
Agency Of the
DAVIS VERTICAL FEED
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE. The following are

RECEIPTS OF PRoDUCE.-The following are
the receipts of produce, &c., by the o.. A. &
NJ. r. R. for the week ending November l | :
Corn, 1868 bushels; wheat, 2,5I2; rye, 40:
oats. ,646; ear corn, 800; corn meal l02; mill
offal, 432:: beans, 20 onions, S5 seed, IS; dried
fruit, IS; ground sumac, Psi bags; -four, 900
bills; chestnuts. 1872 bushels; buckwheat -four,
10 bags; apples, 1872 bbs.; dressed hogs, Sc;
butter, 81 bbls and tirkins eggs, % bbls. and
boxes; hay, 243 bales; cabbage, fl bbls and
firkins; fowls 10 coops; vinegar, . bbs.; socks,
box; sumac, III sacks; bacon, l67 lbs brandy,
bbls.; sage, 205 lbs; walnuts, 10 bags; hides,
80 bundles; calves &C., IA; sundries, 10 bbls
and boxes; bark, %! cords; dry goods, boxes
bats 2 bales; pig iron, l00,S0O lbs; barytes,
$4,000 lbs; lumber, II, 800 feet; wood, 6 cords;
fertilizer, bbls; cedar posts, Is; carriages. !;
rags ST. lbs.; cattle, cars sheep, cars; cat
tie, sheep and hogs, | car; sand, cars.
During the same period there were received
by the W. & 0. r. R:-Wheat, 2, 5l4 bushels;
com 1862 rye, A; oats, 2S4; potatoes, "a;
-four, 9S bbls.; butter, 81 bbls.; eggs, 20 bills;
poultry, bbls. fruit, l26 bills; fowls, IS coops;
hay, 90 bales; lime, bbls.; rags, II bales;
sumac % bales; wool, , bales; pork, S25 lbs;
calves, 10 head; plows, +; castings, 1880, lbs;
Shucks, cars; wood, III cars; mix, o5O gallons
Police Observation-Disclosures y. Nicholson
and Julian Arnold, were examined yesterday
evening by the Mayor on the charge of viola
ton of police regulations The former was
reprimanded, the latter admonshcd.
MAYoR's OFFICE john Lane, colored, the
only one of three colored boys caught pitching
cents, who was arrested was fined and dis
charged.
fined and discharged.
George Sylvester, haiing from Liverpool,
and John Henderson, who has lost both his
hands, hailing from Cincinnati, arrested as
as suspicious characters, were ordered to quit
the city.
MAGISTRATES OFFICE-A warrant was
issued for the arrest of Johu Mason on COM
plant of Nancy White, both colorcd>
NIGHT REpoRT-Night dark, aud windy
with some rain There were no disturbances.
Two dodgers and one prisoner were at the sta
ton house