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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-01-27

MARY A. LIvERMoRE.-Our people should
not forget that this distinguished lady will de-
liver her popular lecture, 1.-THE Reason Why"
at Bancroft Hall on next Monday evening. AS
speaker, Mrs. Livermore Is one OF the best Of
her sex In the ULited States. Earnest, but de-
liberate in her utterances, witty, logical and
clear In her enunciations, with n commanding
person and healthy physical organization, she
states her propositions and discusses them
with a grace OF manner no less pleasing than
the sentiments she embodies in the most APP
propriate language. However people may diff
fer with her in opinion upon the subject OF
"woman's rights" they will not fail TO be
pleased with her style and womanly bearing.
i. 10 be hoped that Bancroft Hall will be
g. to overlooking.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-01-27

Take NOtice.-On about the 18th inst the
Picture Gallery of y. F. Ames will be transferred
to the new building of Van L. Holiness up stairs,
where his old patrons. and everybody else, can be
accommodated with any kind of a picture they
may desire lis new rooms will be the handsom-
est in the State . If
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-01-27
EMPoRIA WHOLESALE s RETAIL
.W.aRKET REPORT.

CORRECTED WEEKLY BIZ MCMILLAN Il oyERsTKEEr.
1.-THE irst column is the price by the package, the
last column the retail price. Prices OF all articles
liable to change any day.l
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-01-27

Great reduction in the price of Buck Gloves, at
VISIT NEWMAN & BROS.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-01-27

LeayenwOrth SaddIery and Harness Man
ufactOry.-Money can be saAed TO dealers and
consumers, by nsing B. S. Richards home made
Harness. over ten thousand now in Dealers
can buy cheaper than they manufacture.
Farmers, ask for Richards Leavedworth Harness
es. If you use them once you will always use
them, for they keep soft and will not rip break.
Dealers should write and got price lists for Har-
ness, Saddles. Brides, &C. b. S. Richards Whole
sale Manufacturer and Dealer, 90 Delaware street.
LeavenWorth. w3-4
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-01-27

BY the latest arrivAl-A superior quality of
custom made mems and women's shoes, at
S9-tf WILLIAM CLArP's.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-01-27

Bargains! Bargainsi i-Newman & Bro. will
sell their large and choice stock of ladies' and
gents Furs cheaper than the cheapest Call ard
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-01-27

Hides Hides! Hides and furs.-I6I5 cents
tor dry hides and So for green, at Lehnhards, sign
of the Big Boot, the Madison House
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-01-27

so Daysi Boots and Shoes at cost for the next
thirty days, at Lehnharis, on Sixth avenue. near
the Madison House, BIG BooT.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-01-27

A fresh supply of Builders Hardware. just re-
ceived at [4-tn HoLDKRMAS & BRoss.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-01-27

Call and See, If you DO not believe that goods
are being sold low, ut Lehnhards Big Boot, on
Sixth avenue near the Madison House.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-01-27

Remembers Goods at cost for thirty days, al
Lehnharis, on Sixth avenue.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-01-27

Cloves GIOvss!i-Wishing to dispose of my
large stock of gloves before the is Of
for them at Cost. Lehnhards, Sixth avenue,
near the Madison House, sign of the Big Boot.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-01-27

IF you want good meal, go to Dalton's, at the
Southern Restaurant, No. 1875 Commercial street.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-01-27

BY the Latest arrival-Great quantities of
Shaker and country knit socks, at
39-tf WILLIAM CLAPP's.
BY the Latest arrivaI-COtton hosiery for all
people, at WLLIAA CLAPP's.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-01-27

Going! Going! AT cost, a very large stool
of Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, at Lehnhards
for the next thirty days. w2-tf
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-01-27

BY the latest Arrival-The finest thing yet
Water Proof Serge Caters, and shoes, at
39-tf WILLIAM CLAPP,s
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-01-27

Dalton has fresh supply of Confectionery
Canned Fruits, Nuts Tobacco, Cigars, etc s9-tf
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-03-18

TAR sAGE'S CATARRA REMEDY. For
- sale at Settlements Drug Store. Price. soc
per package. 8s lows
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-03-18
The Albanp 8egister.
RDREfsHEp EVERY SATURDAY. By
COLL. VAN CEEVE.

ICE OK CORNER OF FERRY AND FIRsT-sr
TERMS-IN ADVANCE.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-03-18
JOB WORK,

Having received type, stock of colorcd
inks cards, Il Gordon Jobher. etc. we are pre-
pared to execute all kinds of printing in a bettor
manner and fifty per cent. cheaper than ever be
fore offered in this city.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-03-18

s A BOYS COMPOSITION ON TIE GOAT.
"A goat is longer than . pig. and gives
milk. He looks at you. So does t1e
doctor, but 4 goat has four legs "A goat
without father is an orphan, and II ne
hain't got no mother he d two orpaans.
The goat don't give so much milk a :
COW, but more than An ox.seA saw an "
at : fair one day, and We went " On
family ticket Mother picks geese =
iumns on ! box. Some folke like goas,
but IS for ma, give me : nnls riths.s ~,
paint. brush tail. The goat u sysnee!aa
animal. but don't smell as swsst q rye s
bears oil for the hair. II hsd s9o
much hair I would wear: vsg, = ss o.
Cent Cart. Peters does. will cell my go
for three dollars and go to the earase e
see the elephant, which y larger osnah
Eve goat. noA' IN I'm GTtsk
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-03-18
yARIoUs ITEMS.

4 clergyman observing . poor man
by the road, breaking stones, and kneei-
ing to get ut his work better, made the
remark "Ah! John, wish could
break the hearts Of my hearers as easily
as you are breaking those stones - I. :
"Perhaps, master, You do not WORK en-
your knees" was the reply " sbeax
pork packer at Cincinnati claims to.
be the champion humorist Of that pig PEN
He GOES about asking everybody. "Wbats
the difference between lumbermAn'E
shanty and trichina?" the answor to
which is, cones log-house, the others
a hog-louse."
A Western gentleman lately put him-
self to bed on the steps Of church and,
trying to fold the snow fakes ssoopd
him, declared every time he grasped d
handful that the darned aheets always
tore so.
A New Hampshire man who had ono
Of his great toes frozen, chopped il of
with mallet and chisel, thinking thus
to be eased from pain, but found, TO his
disgust, that the remedy was . toe-tAl
failure. kff s0-
A foreign gentleman declares that he
can tell whenever he CROSSES the border
into Massachusetts,, because all the women
begin to have ssviews." va srsws
An Indiana girl when asleep reeites
Greek, but when awake Is utterly iguorant
Of that language. This is an Indiana
euphuism for saying she snoress 400
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-03-18
ADVERTISING RATES.

a ADVERTISING RATES.
Transient advertisements per Square of ten
lines or less, first insertion, 81 each subsequent
insertion. 81.
Larger advertisements inserted the most
liberal terms.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-03-18
The Latest Novelty from England.

The most ingeniously stupid man in
England, beyond all question, is Charles
Endcrby, F. II. S. Charles has sent to
the Sun pamphlet written by himself,
which is nede>tly entitled 'sA PROPOSE
tion from England to America" The
subject matter of the pamphlet is how to
arrange, settle aud avoid disputes between
the two nations.
The plan proposed by Mr.. Enderby is
to unite the two countries under one
government. All that is necessary to
accomplish this union is to induce the
people of the United States and 1Great
Britain to become as calm, dispassionaee
and philosophical as Enderby is himseiI.
The people of the two countries must
be led to take sensible view OF tneif
own high destinies-that ls to say, .ney
must adopt Enderby's vlews-anu tne
whole thing can be done IN trice. AS
America is a larger country tnan EnS'ano
and has more room for population the
great republic is In due time to swallow
mp the monarchy, and then become
grand monarchy itself
The way this metamorphosis is to be
ACCOMPLISHED is foreshadowed by Endcr-
by in this wise "A President, he says,
ahas nm allowance of ETA 900 per an-
num-; but if the appointment should fall
on any one possessing vast wealth, it is
probable that this allowance would be
refused, in which case he might be
elected forilife and be IN all respects as a
sovereign. The royal family of England
could be managed BY giving them lots of
gold and silver from our mines and our
rich and ayaricious' leaders could be
curbed by making dukes aud earls of
them. j The besetting sin Of the world. !"
says sEnderby, "is that Of persons seeking
to obtain wealth, to raise themselves
above the situation IN which IL has
pleased Progid@nce 70 place them. This
II particularly observable AS we'll in
England IA in. America" To correct
this fundamental evil, Mr.. Endcrby
would employ the peerage Oh the Sue.
cessful portion Of mankind "a peer =
he says, CLOCKS with certain degree Of
compassion, pity Or contempt on such
as havs.to seek wealth. z Therefore, the
way to make man stop seeking wealth Is
70 mako .. pear of. him. To exemplify
this, Mr. Enderby submits the following
practical illustrarion
stIf Mr. a. r. Stewart It New York
(who isrspussd to be worth E1, ,1QO, 900
per annum) we're created Duke Of Mass-
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-03-18
Descriptive List

CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-03-18

.l;Lo - COO III. n.,,,e a. snule of Mo-.
chnsatts M.rou;s ~ Roetor Lord Gtev.
a.. q Gn,rr.r11 over Tia aoor 90 drv
goodsmenS l. Il mot l;Eelv ha voua
desire - have his aons we'll educated and
encouraved 70 travel and thus enrich
.tho;r m;nde7 II hv ~ ma.n. folJova
H.. ,,o~.on vlo nav H.. 5000 !. ,,..,,
sbo,,,a 1900. s,,,,o-;cr t.i..t All
b.yo r;srh. - srnsct of h;,, ~o,,ld ~
that Of being above temptat;on and per-
fectIy independents. in which case we
might have honest Ierislation. which At
present is questionable and almost i'm
nossiblc.D
p 1,b;s ia svcb ,mus;nc noneanse that -
ouoht not to he Loaf 70 tho world ~ "
,S,,n- - = - y
- &c
Fighting Psrs0a. Fir.
.hs ps ph;,ad fs.y IaL IRON 1ancssser; ~ Ssays
a;s;aa ssiaI 1sessy.apn - s. s.t y ~ ~
1u'nos cs1eu inc Oc'olara Me'nodist
EPiscoPai Cnnrcn, over whose eosG.ega
ton farson Uregg sometimes pseadss. 2
Parson Gregg is q man who fears the
Lord, but never stands in dread Of man,
be he ever so mighty. The Octorars
Church, generally known as the 'sGray
r-tr n----,---.
,ies one,nan - ennsyis.nia An ana one
MAJ, ~ va ,anu ma 20, 'ne oi9 - ason
ana DIXON ine GUS ~ ,"o anu eases
the sacred buiiding equaiiy oisided De-
tween two States. whenever there is
revival the ungodiy from the southern
side OF the line come over ana fa'se Jam
among the faithful they co1gregats
about the door ana issue cat,ea,,s, ano
they swear and cut up IKE parnarians.
When meeting is over tney iorce .neir
attentions upon the young adles OF inc
church, and on meeting the parson tney
always insist on ms taxing orink.i Inis !,
invariably offends the GOOD man, the
more since they are almost always oias~
phemous.
Lately party came over 'ne line, aug
disturbed the meeting. farson uIegS
paused moment IN the deiivery OF ms
sermon, and rolling up his sleeves, utter
ed himself as follows; .,sis,.q
ounS men II mere e..ns ano.ne. US
orderly souno among your u,s.cPu.aDiSs
cro"o II come uo"n iIom lnS 'ao.e"
desk, ana IN tne name u 'ne a1olu P1s =
The New York herald., 1871-11-23

GENTLEMAN, WHO HAS HAD AN ENGLISH
"A collegiate education, and has studied In German and
French schools ID willing 10 instruct very moderate
c0npensc. WILLIAM SUFFRRN. u Boad stxesl
The New York herald., 1871-11-23
TIE CITY BANK STOCKS.


The following were the bids for the city bank
1l8; Mechanics 13O: America I4o; CITY, 2ao; Phenix
lO4; Gallatin National il5; Leather Manufacturers
1870; commerce, 115; Ocean, sO1{; Mercantile, 100;
Bank Of the Republic. ia; Irving 1a3; Metropolitan,
1870; East River, 1lo; Nassau. 100: Corn Exchange,
115; Continental. 97 Mariue. 165: Park, 1853; Fourth
National. 1l04 oriental, 165; German American lC6
SOUTHERN SECURITIES LOWER.
There was continued pressure to sell the Ten
nesseesaild new South Caronas the latter going
OF to 25l4 for the July issues. The Virginia c0nsols
were strong and advanced to 65H. Prices
closed as rolows:-Tennessec, ex coupon,
6lb 64I; do. new, e4k . 64n; vir-
GINA, ex coupon, 6i q 6iia; do. registered STOCK
Old, 50 o 65; do. SKIES. consolidated bonds G5k a
65l: 40. skies, deferred scrip, 90 q 2oh; Georgia
skies. rs q 80: do. scvens, 81 o.; do sevens gold
o.; North Carolina. ex coupon, ssx . 3sH; do.
funding, 1850, ~ 90; 90. do 1868. q %; do.
new, 10 20; do. special tax. 151 n Ia; Missouri
Sizes, 97 9s; do. Hannibal and ST. Joseph, e3 o
%; LOUISIANA sixes 60 90; do new IS q 62;
do. levee skies 62 65; do. do. cghts 70 n 80; do.
do cights. 1873, 7oa 80; do Penttentary sevens 60
65; do. railroad clghts 70 IS; Alabama nves,
65 co. do cighrs 90 u 100; do. eights. Montgomery
and Eufaula Railroad, 90 v5; South Carolina
skies. 65 10; do, new, January ana July 25N
20; do. do, April and October "a q 25; Arkansas
skies, funded. b3 a GO.
COMPARISON OF TIE EXPORTS
The following shows the exports. exclusive of
Specie from New York to foreign ports fer the week
ending November 20 and since the beginning OF tho
year,
1859. 1870. 1871.
F9sy Fes sns sspCsssd Tsss :s
- ------
The New York herald., 1871-11-23

GALVESTON, Nov. q, 1871.
Cotton strong; good ordinary, l6c. receipts, Ll7
Exports coastwlse. Sa2. Sales 1860. Stock, 1885
NRw ORLEANS, Nov. %, 1871.
Cotton active and higher; middlings, sc net receipts.
6505 6U48 Exports to Great Britain, B6l9 TO the
Contisnt 45oS coastwse. l.Ssa Sales 6.oN stock 1887
NOZZLE, Nov. a. 1871.
Cotton quiet, but firm mddings i7.c receipts,
Exports coastwise 1854 Sales QUO Stock, 36 3li.
SAVANNAH Nov. a. 1871.
Cotton strong; middngs, l7zsc lsc net receipts 8sS
Exports coastwse, 2,9Sl Sales 900. Stock, 6363.
CHARLEsToN, Nov. q, 1871.
Cotton strong oJa Jmaiddings Isc net rssssps 2aS
OswEGo, Nov. a. 1871
Flour unchanged, with good demand sales S0U bbls ct
II DO for No springs xS Tor winter $6 % for wnte
winter 6 70 for double extra. Wheat steady sales 1850
bushels extra white at al ~; No do at I'll o6
car No. Milwaukee club at 81 co. Corn dull;
two car. ., 7uc o,o Barley steady sales S4,90d
Corn meai-$I 10 for boled, 81 IS for unbotcd, per
cw Milfeed unchanged; shorts $40 S2l shr sus, $94
$25 middlincs, s2s Sso ton Highwnes 81 &C. sac
Canal eshs 4c corn and rye l3c; barley, lie to
New York lumber IS % g the Hudson, - to New York
Railroad freghsFlour TO Boston, 76c TO New York, &c.
e Albany 6sc Rscsipis 6y ake1Oo bushels wheat
saoo bushels Us he'll peas feet a q lumber shipments by
els barley, 5000 bushels peas 65 o0O feet Of lumber
The New York herald., 1871-11-23
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET,

WALL STREET,
WEDNESDAY. Nov. 22--6 r. M.
On 'cnsuse to-os.y wheat was steady, with q hrm
unaersone The cotton market was unchanged. but
MONEY FIVE TO SIX rh.H CENT.
Tho money market was easy and quies, The stock
brokers paid six per cent as a general thrg, but
were accommodated TO considerable extent at
ave. The transactions on government bonds were
about evenly divided at five and six per cent.
PRIME commercial paper was In good request at
sac per cent but an occasional sale was made at
seven and at ten per cent discount.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE HEAVY.
Tne leading drawers oil foreign exchange asked
tne same rates. but allowed generous concession
In the way OF commissions. On the street sales
or second hands were reported made at quarter
per cent below the figures at the desk The following
shows the range Of quotations the close OF bust
ness;-SterlIng. sixty days, commercial 1os1s 100;
good to- "a bakers. 100 q 1c95s; short sight,
A1o ll0Si Paris Sixty days. $40 6.35; short
sight b.six $50; Prussian thalcrs. y q TAX;
Antwerp 5.2SH 6.23%; Switzerland 5.27H q
AK; Hamburg, S55S a seA; Amsterdam, 4os a
SoHi Frankfort, 4o,s H,s; Bremen, 7s1s 7sK.
TIE GOVERNMENT SALE OF GOLD.
The Assistant Treasurer at noon opened bids for
ernment. The amount called for was s6,o57 coo ut
no u. The two millions was placed at no. IT
. l1068K.
GOLD srEADY-11oH A HOY.
The gold market opened steady, but soon be.
came unsettled within the narrow limits OF 110K
. ll0X. The former price was the result OF Q
further improvement OF lvetwenties in Lon
don, and the latter vas occastoned by some little
apprehension Of ssgueeze" In cash gold, eventu-
ally dlsslpated later In tho day. As It was, some Of
she ''shorts" were compelled TO pay as nigh as 3-e4
for the use OF the coin III making their deliveries
shs afternoon; but these who refused to make early
engagement OF their goid were arterward allowed
consideration to carry balances over-tne market
turning completely against the sbulls.n who endea-
vored TO make the squeeze. The course Of the mar.
The New York herald., 1871-11-23

market ciosng al aoSa, 81 g for prime No. chlc,so and
Y g Sr%s sns NJ y
S fe; chsaso ot Ss.s f?S iss Se
ss sas j
dpn Cnsr rs 81 - 81 50 for amber y q 2 fps whe
ps evening" sTs aooa, @ 10000 bse. aoe at Is ssIs
'G.s Of s ase ss s
s Barley s sold was a. 'sc q a, 80 fm r.. %
asont 5oco bushes. Sc for esiern and sss
business ie-day, both BY steam SAIL
5 hs @ sui FAIR % Ss
Mas or .s Sss wee or ap or
To aye,paS by sSsr go! bushels ID 81 s,o
l,eu0 bales cotton by steam and sail at c. 7l6t. ana,
y san io.S ssl. tour al ss sa BY steam Loo bbs
ess s. s a Ts osT sS f,a o al spsas. %
s SS Italian r q pe % % .ns c
Cork for orders. Is. 3D. an Italian bark rect ss0
s' % Cork S as re n mssh .
snos isoo bSl. refined pe.ro cum s. sd German bark
from Phadspha 10 Gbratir for orders $500 bbs refined
aa ss been only moderate demand for
@ sas 9 sS b.
vate terms The market generally rules steady woquote
cqs.Gsnsrfnsa' and m.ed.... 20. ssl &C. s$ss
Hnscov.dc reinns 5uc. = Ssc.
Mwcovado. grocery y............. Sc. n 80.
l rorto hico............... i a SSc as.
Engnsn islands nds.................... -. &c. a4uc.
NAVAL demand Tor spts turpe1tne wa: vas
less ursen but prices we.c not noee.s changed Sales
in good demand and n. aao'asy caaasei; 800
sssa ss. a 81 s oo pae s 81 ee and do o.rra from on
5ooe bbs :. mingsoa on private terms Tar duh q.
r nsd q but
ss rn. % ies ss
IN byk Case oil remained dull neSecsd s m nominal @
M f sspa%as ", ?as!ss The y. :ss. l q
A. the Creek the market que and wthou: material
s a Ms foa @ a as
81 81 e: sai
Iork was quiet hut steady sales 2Sp bbs at ss cash and
': ssss rs esSsix
~; s'4s; ~ r. g 3%S sss s
SSf ss '' s's % Va: 9Ss
lard vas sues % weak quoted % Without repos
s was d." II. buy % Is ss, , wsrs
s.;,s pss yp sales
sESsh esar Dssiiits sc aaGs sc bellies sc backs
d ss &
IN good demand ana ds hrmer; quoted at 6sc s7tsc
aios-TIere has been good demand to-day for all de.
sor;.S bags nsnSoos
&c ese sSi,c. ss--i 700 hass P4sna At 7c. 7he.
firm. Small sass we're ds 40 sc Timothy s.
SUGAR. under fair demand was trae Armer: fair to
Re ,s Esn;. 2, ss
1000 boxes private terms Refined was ii moderate
common refining. 7c. s9c.; fair good far refining
&c. 9kc good opisr enning, 9Sc ac ;far 10 good
leo centrifugal. hhaa and boxes SIG lc moasses,
Boxs. Dutch standard . Nos 2 70 q s4c:a &C. d. 70
c. azc. do 10 10 20, 3iSc. lasc. do. white, &c.
g i21sc. Porto Rco-Ccmmon to prime refining, s1sc
&c. fair to choice grocery, 9sc. ls<c. Braz-luch
standard Nos to II, 71sc. &c. Java-Duich standard
Nos. ~ to IL, 9lc. 91Ac. Manna-Supelior and
superior. 7kc SIC.
0zsc choice held nj I04c
TALLow was fairy active and sales fpart last
EVENING" 60 lbs. At $780, 92sc for city and BIC for
small lot of Texas
ratey active ami steady, with sales OF 3uO bbs at 9c
The New York herald., 1871-11-23

The quotations based cotton running quality NOT
more than bali grade above below the grade quoted
FLouR AND GEAfN.Recepts ptsFlour. $3.50 bbls. wheat,
~ Susss: corn S ~ do corn mes al A bags Ssss
market steader under better inquiry for shipping
grades which held little frmer. though prices
the same. The sales 10000 bbs Rys four dull
but unchan ed southern hour steady, vita sales OF
about 200 bbs at quotations. Corn meal quiet
We note sales Of $40 bbs VI as tor SO 70 for
western yellow and al for Coles county In store City
sacked meal moderately active and unchanged We
The New York herald., 1871-11-23
THE COTTON MOVEMENT,
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

Married.
BUYs-vALENTINE-ln New York. on Tuesday,
November 21. by the Rev. samuel Burchard, ID. d.,
HENRY e. BUYS to MARY II. VALENTINE, both OF
Brooklyn. No clrus.
,BoCKEE-GAarH.-On wednesday, November % /,
at the Gramercy Park HOTEL by the Rev. II. ]. Van
Dyke, ID. d., JACOB y. BOCKEE, OF Hannibal, NO., to
ELLA, daughter of d. J. Garth, OF New York No
NO cards.
richmond va.) and Missouri papers please copy.
B0wEN-LEIGHLEY.-On Tuesday. November n,
at 1856 Prince street. Brooklyn, by Rev. j. g. Bass
Mr.. JOSEPH BOWEN, OF Brooklyn, to Miss MAGGIE J.
LEIGBLEY, Of Kittannng, Pa.
chatham News and North Kent lFng.l Spectator,
and Klttannng lPa.) papers copy.
MEEKER-RUSHER.-In Bro0klyn on Tuesday,
November q, 1871, at the residence OF the BRIDES
mother by Rev. N. II. Schenck, D. d., Captain II.
PERCY MEEKER United States Marine Corps, to
ANNIE M. RusnER, of Brooklyn, N Y. No cards.
NICKoLs-HANcE.-In BROOKLYN, on Tuesday, No
NJ NIOKoLs to SARAH A., daughter Of Anselm b.
Hance. - -. .x. -.
BY the Rev. VIM. Adams. ID. d., ut the residence OF
the Dride's parents, ROBERT NIcoL TO MARY r.,
only daughter OF Frederic Prentice, Esq, OF this
city.
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Died.

ANDERsoN.--At her residence, No. 2l1 East Flfteth
street, on Wednesday, November ~, ELIZA ANDER-
sON rehct of George and beloved mother OF Charles
Ferris and James Monroe Anderson, In the 72d
year Of her age.
dist Episcopal church. East Fftietn street, between
First ami second avenues, on Friday the 2lth inst,
at one O'Clock Z. M. Relatives ana friends are re-
spectfully invited to attend.
CoLR.-On Tuesday, November o. CArHARINE,
widow Of William Cole.
fully invited to attend the funeral. from the resi-
dence OF her son. Edwin Cole, Kutledge street. near
BEDFORD avenue Brooklyn, Il. d. at hali-past one
O'Clock p. NJ. on Thursday, November 3D.
CUNNINGHAx.-On "Wednesday, November ~
IAMRs CUNNINoHAM, In the A5th year Of his age.
The relatives and friends are invited TO attend the
The New York herald., 1871-11-23

A FIRST CLASS HAT STORE FOR sALR--oS A GOOD
N thoroug ghfare; will sold cheap. Apply TO WILLIAM
ABBOTT, No. City Hail place.
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A FOR SALE, GOOD CORNER LIQUOR sToRRt
n. long lease cheap ront oppoaon terms easy Az.
ply to JOHN A. DUNN CO., EJ3 Powsrv.
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March isiiisc q is i Total, 1850 bales Tc.asy
December BOO ri 1ssc 100 at Is 7dc December. 1900 at
Sc loo A. ?isS 200 .. lsss, Seo :. u .lsc, 2l 81
fSss. 100 al is 1916, lsrch, loo is,scS q !,
board Savannah, December shipment a TAO exchange
100 November for leo December, even total 10l00
closed icliows1Io LIVERPOOL. sy steam, "a lisd.
TO Hamburg % compressed to bremen, BY sean
To- gold, compressed 10 Baltic ports, By sa 10 alc gold
Loo; New Orleans, SsOe, Mobile, ssi saysnnsh SOss
iIb; New YORK. 0 oston 5l0 Total 1891 This day Last
week, lsl77 This day last wear, 1887. We quote
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