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(UMi ( lotbiug than oiiu dolUr last season. l?t the Corpora
tionuflVrUiohe three thousand men who represent them
be starving, even one dollar per day, and, my
' V"rd lor it, not one half will goto work; but whatever
X'umber take up the shovel or hee the oent day the appli
cant* will be greulty decreased, and at the end of the
?%?e?k U?ey will have, hay three hnudred men. For in
kUu.ce, 1 required twelve in'", for two days; I ofTorod them
?one do iar to work from 8 to & o'clock, allowing them one
Lour foi <'iuuer, but not a vian would go to work; I then
Kigieed to give them $1 ?8; they went to work, and when
Si o'clock struck they carno into the office, and I paid them,
XvqueetlDg thorn to bo on the promucs at 8 o'clock noxt
<lay. Cue man who, ap|**ared to be appointed spokesman,
-?said he would see me dairned before lie would work for
?ucb wa?*; and sureeuougb, only three out of the number
came a the morning. J, B. W.
YIKUINIA LAND WARRANTS? NO PLACK TO LOOATK
TItK LAND.
TO ma Kl>lTOR OK TUB I1KHAI.D.
Alkxawdkia, Va., Nov. 16, 1857. 1
I noticed in the Wkmcly Hkraui of the 31st of October a
fxiragrnph headed ".shoemakers bound far Virginia,"
Ftatin# that icvoral of that cl*83 of your fellow citizon
tire paying out of the proceeds of their labor ono dolla
per (ir re fcr Virginia land warrant1*, and that there ar
CiOO.OM acres ot land o,vin to purchase in Virginia. U
pleased to inform tlio people of Lynn, Mass., that any
number of land warrants may be bought directly at th
Virginia Land Office, m Richmond, the capital of the State
?t ton cents per acre, but that the difficulty is so great to
lind lauds in which to locate tbew that very few are sold
CIVI3.
LABORER." AND ARTISANS NRFDKD IN VIRGINIA.
TO TJIR KlHTOR OF T1IB IIKKAIJ).
SrACsrroN, Va., Nov. 18, 1857.
In common with many others in Virginia, I have read
of the disturbances in New Xork on the part of the unem
ployed laborers, and take the liberty of making a sug
gestion by which all danger of the kind may be avoided
in the future.
It i* simply this ? that the persona out of employment
{ lr?re should go U> those parti of our country wlier? Uiere
is a detnaoo lor labor. In this part of our State, and, In
deed, In the whole of Western Virginia, there la a prey
ing demand foi almost every kind of laboring hands. We
Lave few tiegroee ? In some count left there are not a hun
dred? and th. -o we have ore rapidly being carried off to
the cotton aiid sugar growing States of the South. Tiieir
|>hue can only be supplied from the free laborers of the
North. So you w ill be doiDg your unemployed po<<rand
us. loo, a service by sending men here. We need farm
Lands, gardener* , nursery men, blacksmiths, miners,
und, inoocd. common laborers and artisans of every kin I.
1 <iu-'t year 1 eoulit not employ laborers on my farm at (15
n month, I buaruuig them. Goou blacksmiths can get from
?A to flu a wel
Western Virginia is a* healthy aa anv portion of the
world, anc the climate unsurpassed for agreoabi.ity , and
I believe tost tens of thousands of laborer* could scatter
through it and tind con-tant employment. The Germans,
Swedes and Danes, Knglifih and Scutch are preferred.
A VIR0I.V1AN.
Til* HARD TIMKS IN WKSTKttN M ASS ACIIfdlJTTS.
[Krom the springtleld, Muss Republican, Nov. 21]
Vfc. glvo a large variety of interesting details, collected
TVom original and authentic sources, ns to the condition of
ulfairb in the principal manufacturing towns and villages
ot this section of Massachusetts. Those statistics serve to
jrive a pretty ta.lld'ul idea of the way the business revul
lion in uflecting the interior of New Kngland. All classes
ot manulactures seem to be prostrated alike ; if in on<
town, the cotton mills are better sustained thau the wool
len, in the nert a reverse state of things balances the ac
count ; and iron, li irdware. paper, with th<> every variety
of smaller interest?, share the same death-like chill.
Our details sho".' that, as compared with the 1st of Sep
tember, Greenfield has a total of 400 unemployed person <,
and Shc.burne K s 200? total for Krankliu county, 600 ;
Northampton 5''0, Ware 7l>0, Williamsburg 2. VI, South
Iiadley '200, Huntington 100, and Kasthampton aou ?
t"tal for Hampshire 2,050; Springfield 1.000. Cliicopeo
300, Holyoke 1,000, and Westfleld 200 ? total for
Hampden ro' nty 2.500 ; Adams 500, Pittefleld 100,
Lee 200, Da!t?u 100, and miscellaneous 200? Total for
Berkshire 1,100. These figures are but approximations in
f>omo canes, however; but, basing our calculations upon
the Information they give, and the other deta'ls we have
received, wo think tt may bo fairly estimated that the
number of perrons in the several counties who had em -
ploymont on tfco 1st of September, and have uone now. is
as follows ?
franklin 1.000 Berkshire 2,000
Hampshire 2,500
11am pd en 3 ,000 Total 8 ,600
TTiis m an Immense subtraction from the productive
labor of these countries, and must tell heavily upon their
wealth. But even this amount of totally suspended labor,
or substantially such, is equalled if not surpassed by the
reduction from working short time. Our returns show
that while three-fourths, if not more, of the manufacturing
establishments are kept in operation, not more than one
tenth ol them work full time, or do an ordinary day's work
each day. What with reduced time mid reduced wages,
those operatives who are kept in employment are receiv
ing but about two thirds their former pay. ?
While there is much that is sad In the details we pre
sent, there are gleam* of sunshine scattered through them.
In man) cases, apparently, the crista is past and work re
viving.
Drookljm City New*.
?tahbi.nu A rr air ? Arthur T. Moneghan, proprietor of a
|*>rter bouse In r>-*rl street, niur Water. ?u ,ital>bel,on
Friday evening. by Michael O'Brien. O'Brien came into
the plu ?? much exrited from liquor. and drew a knife to
*tal> Moueghan. who threw up Inn hand to ward off the
blow, and wax stabbed in the left hand, causing a Her om
?ground. O'Brien wa* airesled by officer Korluuv, of the
Set. jod district, and held fur examination.
Crrr Moaraunr.? The number of deathi in the city o'
Brooklyn, for the week ending November 21, w^a:?
Main-. 61 female*, 42: men, 16; boys, 36 ; wop. n, 21,
itfrls, 20 Total, W Of the principal diseases were
Consumption, 16; inflammation of lungs. 10, stillborn, 9.
convulsion* ; disease of brain, 6; scarlet fever, 4 bilious
fever, tnflamatioo Of stoinvh. tumor of stomach, 1 each.
Ages? One year and tinder, 30, from one to two years. 7;
two to Ave years, t; live to ten years, 6, ten to twenty
years, 4; twenty to thirty year*, a; forty to flrty years, 6;
IMy to sixty years. 7; Sixty to seventy years, eighty to
ninety years. %, Nativity? United States, 66, lre' in.l. 12,
Gcrman> , 6. Kngland, 9; Canada, 1.
New Jersey Items.
Mow Tanrrt.it with Ttnt Mrv at nre lltowir* Trjfjrtt ?
A difficulty occurrcd yoaterday morning at Hud ion City,
between three or (our of the city watchmen and a party of
Irishmen recently employed upon the Bergen tunnel of
the New York and Fxle Railroad, in which two of the for
mer were considernhljr tnt'ired by firearms in the hands of
the lrlnliroeu ?>f the 1,200 men thrown out of er ploy
roent by the cessation <if work on the tunnel, thor m still
a large number hanging about there, and living t shanti.
along the line of the work*. The moat n{ them are of
rours* out of employment, and the citizens of Hudson
allege that their pig "pens and hen roost- have l?een re
IMtfedly levied upon of late, ti supply their neces-iitios ,
and the thiefts have not been limited to pigs ami poultry,
tut the loose lumber In the neighborhood, and some that
was net so I iose, was constantly diminishing in q iao' ty.
Tho attention of the t Ity wak bmcn having been directed
to tbe^e rej?oated thefts, they were on the look
out for the perpetrators, aod resterday morning
detected a party of the unemployed laborers in the art of
tearing the .>oards off the build. ng erected over shaft N'o.
2. I'poa beteg di?(Overed the Irishmen fled for their
shaidiee. parried hy the watc'innen, four in oamber. In
the flight some otic <">f the party turned and tired a pistol
at the watchmen which proved to be loaded with small
nails, and a number of them took effect in the leg of
watchman I ougherty. t< ?ring his br*H and inflicting a
rather severe but nof dnngeroua flesh wound. Mivir
Carpenter ami a number of private ctiirn* rame upon
the ground soon lifter, and while they were demanding
admission into tbe shanty where toe thieve* had retreat
ed. a pistol loaded with shot was flred from a neightwr !
Ii.g shanty, and three of the shot lo?k effect upon the per
eon of ex" Alderman Daahaa One shot entered his thigh,
another his srm, and another struck hit heid and lodged
between the sralp and ckull. It. F. 1>. Muliord.of Ho
t'oken, was called and succeeded in extra- ting the shot
The wminds made are di ngroethlc but not dangerou<
t*p to last night the officers had not arrested any ofthe
party, but they were oa the alert and csnecti 1 to secur?
Cliea.
Picworarrs ? .Mr Dudley ft. Gregory, Jr . of Jersey
IMy, had his |>ocket p?. k d in New York oa Saturday of a
wallet containing 11.000 la bills and several promlss<iry
Botes Tli1' $1 OWwae paid to him at Delmonico'a, and
|>e fiad walked from theft to Cortland street before he
missed It He ?tip|*??es that the operation was performed
I, j (Mae ooe who saw the moaey |<ai | to him
A gentlemen named IVcker, from Newark, had bis
pocket picked of a purse containing 67. at the New Jersey
railroad depot. in Jersey my on Saturday. In the ?atne
j?,ke' there was a roll of too in bills, w inch the thief uid
not And.
Trui or noaomi Wat*r (Viawi-Hiovaas ? The trial of
Messrs. Charles, Clinton and Ireland ? thr< e members of
the Holirt ra Board of Water Commissioners? on a cliargo
Of mal aim oistration in office, which has been for some
time in pmiTCKS before the HoboiMn Council, was eon
tn ued on Av jrday evening. I'hilllp Migford Mq , made
llie closing argument for the def? lire, and wis follow*)
ty J IV Ijttell. Mq , for the proe"Cutl'?n Tim further
ConaktoraUoa of the subject was poHtponcd to Wednesday
evening.
r<i*rt.tiiKNTAKT.-Tlie Canton (Miss.) Cimmrm
*esoWA , nf Uj0 3j?( ?|t , announi es (lie arrival of Hon H *
F'*d*. and ssvs ?It is said that this wcathercm k .t.?<
inan and turner of iwlitu-al summersets de igns rounding
Ofl bis public lift* m a series of lecture* vindieatory of tha
|rr<j?t and good man, I'.ob. rt .1 W ilV. r II anything could
Pink Utile Bob yet lower in the estimation of every .South
? 11 """'d ?** hl* defenre by the hoary traitor of
f>o-M They are worthy of each other,? the advocate and
Uie criminal, and. it only needs this tlnal folly of Foot e to
pmk ixith so low that tho band of tho resurrectionist can
never reach them.
. (JT,MrMh h*? '?'?-est the New Ralldln|,
litre -vTCuTlu' ,or eontinuatlon of bis dollar olasaes.
frlstsdnro, Hair Dw, WIm and TVwpeea.
~>Tbe rery^bastta the world. Wh?l?aaie and retell, and the
%} je applied privately, at No. 6 Aator House.
JifC ?* CunmI (KannlMery,
Mrookif?. for n?jrie %n<i quality we c kai
Raptwrs. ? IHarah A C?.'a Radical Can
fmas o?ea removed to Re. I r ?ary street, Agtor tfouga.
THE FAMILY HERALD.
Mnrdfr<i In New York and on Long I aland ?
The Mallu i JCxpedltlon? The Utah Kipcrtl
Uon? Bilgbam Voang'i Proclamation ? The
Mutiny In India? The Latent Nevra, &c.
The Familt I.kh.uj> will be published on WetUiesday
morning. lis i i stents will embrace:?
Tlie Ass-'iaeiimlion in Water street.
Tile .Ik- asii: aion u \\ i li ui street.
The Murder of Hamilton in Canal street.
Curottwg? Dr. Motfs tight with garotors, and othors
caees.
Full particulars of the Port Jefferson Murder and
Sulfide.
Judge Russell's sentences of prisoners in tho Court of
??C!!iOUS.
Further pariculani of the Fall "of Delhi received by the
Atlanti , t ,i < .. r with other interesting foreign new.?.
') ! ? L'tali Fxpo :tion ? Despatches of Colonels Alexander
iind Johnston? Sketch of th? Prophet of CUh.
Tho Walker Expedition ? Arrest of Gen. Walter ? De
parture of tho Filibusters.
Latest Telegraphic News from all sections of the
country.
Together with Editorials on the current topics of the
day? Theatrical Notices ? City News of Interest? Police
Reports ? Slate of the Money and Commercial Markets ?
Marriages and Deaths for the week, and a mass of miscel
laneous general reading. .
Tcrmn ? fi a year; four cents a single copy. To be ob
tained from the news agents, or at the afllce.
Ladles* Dress Trimming* and .Plushes Sell
ing oti at reduced prices l'rom c-OHt of luiporUXlou, at JOHKI'H
LiOCK ITT, HON i CO.'fi, 251 Full on street, opposite Olobe
Hotel, Brooklyn.
Oil Paintings. ? I?overs of Fln? Plel ?it'? ?r?
Invited to examined the fine coll action U> be aold at auntion,
Tu???lay, November 24, aouih corner of Ktfth avenue and
Thirty seventh street. Catalogues at the house. . ? ?i
Pur Wsnhssus,
No 4* Maiden lane.
C. O. UUNTHKK A SONS
Invite special attend. *> lo 'heir stock o<
LAD1KM' AND OTIIKlt SI ANIIK '.<rrtTKKT> PTTRfl,
Which they <?Ter, in the Oice of eiistlux aiscumsuinccs o t
trade, at greatly redtined prlcaa
Grral Sale of Genln's Fur*,
At auction, on Nov. 24, 26. 27 aud 28,
At SA8 BROADWAY.
Sec advertisement in dry goods column.
Rate helot's Hair Dye, Wlgi and Toupees
The heat tn the world, nurpaiuilng all uiade, sold and applied
at the manufactory. 233 Broadway.
Barry1! Trtcovheroua U the best and cheap*
est fir'icie for dreHsing, beautifying, cleansing. curling, pre
serving and restoring the hair Ladii*. try lu Hold by all
dru^gmi*. ______________ *i*WB
Crtitsiloio't Hair Dye, Wig* and Toupees ?
Tlie very bei?t in the world. On sale, and the dye privately
applied, at No 6 Aator House.
iKrurth Thorn & Owen, 414 Broadway,
hin e Just reeeHved on consignment a large and *iaierior stock
oi men's clothing of the latent styles which they will r..-ll at n
greet reduction from wholesale prices. Tncy h.ivn sl*o
marked down their large stock of boys' c!othie<? to corres
pondingly low figures. Now is the tlm to buy clothing that
Is ri ally cheap.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONEY MARKET.
Sunday, Nov. 22?6 P. M.
The stock market closed yesterday with a decided
upward tendency. In all the leading speculative
storks the highest points ruled, and an active de
mand existed from cash purchasers. The bull move
ment thus far has been a vigorous one, and the party
engaged have become too deeply involved to rebx
a moment in their efforts to continue the inflation.
With thousands upon thousand* of shares of stocks
in hnnd, which they are able to carry, and with the
alulity to cany a? many more, there is very little
doubt but that a further expansion will be realized.
The market is notlikely to be pressed with stock for
sale without finding buyers, so long as the bull party
continues able and willing to buy. But they must
continue purchasers to continue the inflation and to
keep the supply of stock from Increasing. This
we look for, and have no doubt of the success of the
movement, ho long am the absorption of stock goes
on. The duration of this is the only point in ques
tion. It will we fear be found much more difficult
to sell than to buy, and the effect of a withdrawal of
the present demand can be easily imagined. The
expansion in prices haw already been to an un
precedented extent for the same space of time,
and it would be something extraordinary it some im
portant reaction was uot very * -n realized. It wil
be seen by the current quotations that prices for
most of the leading railroad stocks have already
touched points exceedingly dangerous, except for
wild and reckless speculation. No prudent person
can think of investing in these securities at these
pricea.and those who have involved themselves as
purt'hasent have done so for no other purpose than
the hope of immediate profit. The principal opera
tors on the bnli side entered the mark -t as pur
chasers at high points. After they commenced
operations for an inflation, the market rec ? led ten.
fifteen and twenty per cent. The improvement
since, with the vast purchases required upon every
advance to sustain it aud to create further inflations,
have not much benefitted the position of the promi
nent speculators, and the probability is that aw the
game now stands it has not been a very profitable
one. The vital ini|?ortanre of the market touching
higher points, and of an outside absorption, is there
fore evident. The bnll party must receive aid from
some outside source, or the burden will become too
great for them to carry. Without such aid any fur
ther expansion in market values will be .1 dangerous
movement, for the higher points prices reach the lea*
the probability of new buyers coming in and the
greater the probability of an uncontrollable supply
of stock coming into the street.
In support ot the position of speculators for a rise,
even npon present high prices, is the Tact that an
easier money market has not been known in Wall
street for years. The banks are free lenders on call
at the rate of Ave and six per cent per annum, and
the brokers can hypothecate their stocks with fa
vorable margins to any amount. This gives ail the
facilities required for the most extensive cornering
combinations, and the bulls are disposed to avail
themselves of this *up|iort to the fullest* exteut.
Tlow It will carry them through remains to be uceii.
We fear the result will not Is* so favorable or so com
fortable as the process of inflation has been, and that
many of the fine visions of profits will float iWay
into thin air. This, however, is a matter that may !
not li^ developed for weeks; and in the meantime w.* !
must look to the position of outsiders, who are I
holders to some exteut of the principal railroad i
sto< k? operated in at the Stock Exchange.
The proper point to realixo is to outside boUfers
of fancy railroad stocks the most important question 1
for consideration. As a general thing, there are
vt ry few holders of this class of stocks, beyond the
1 mits of the Stock Exchange who are not an\iwly
1'Hiking for an opportunity to sell when they can do 1
so without loss. With many that time has arrived, |
and in many instances it has been improved. Every 1
advance approaches nearer and nearer the de !
sisrd figure with all holders, and it is safe 1
to calculate that every three or five per ;
cent improvement in prices brings upon the ,
street thousands of shares of this c!a? of |
HAcurtt-y. This unfavorable element the Ml spec" 1
ThTOf has to contend against, and the market has
already lieeome so much inflated, that the point fir
realising has already been, for so many h >ldcr? I
resched. and the difficulty of clearing the market of >
supplies of new stock must be very great. This is I
not only likely to increase, but another and a still j
greater difficulty is likely to arise. We allude to the |
utter impossibility of finding new buyers at high
prices. It has invariably been found a very easy
matter to buy stocks, either for cash or on t redit, and
it never has been a very difficult matter to pnt up
\ prices upon large dally purchases to almost any point
desired; bnt It has. In every instance within our ex
perience. been the most difficult thing In the world
to realise, to find buyers at high prices, or to get
rid, at anything like cost, of the thousands upon
thousands of share- accumulated during the process
of inflation. This has in all cases been the cause of
the break down in every combination, aud of the se
rious losses that follow. It strikes us that the hull
stock spccolatvm ?f Wftll street wq about gn
tered upon thin, the last phase of tbe movement, and
that it will terminate as all others have before. If it
does not, it will bo tue only exception v> ithLi our re
collection.
The steamship Atlantic at this port from Liver
pool brings lis four days later news. The advice.! in
a financial and commercial point of view are highly
important. The Bank of Entfand has rained tho
rate of interest to ten per cent. The Bank of Fran-e
lift" advanced the rate of i11tere.1t to eight per cent ?
a point higher than ever before reached. These
events, In connection with numerous heavy failures,
produced quite a panic in financial ctrclun. Tiie sus
pension of Dennistoun, Wood ft, Co., with liabilities
amounting to ten millions of dollars, created the
greatest sensation. The failure of the Western Bank
cf Scotland is also announced. This bank has one
hundred branches, and is said to be largely connect
ed with t he A merican trade. Tbe suspension of this
bank caused a run upon two other bank*. A large
amount of specie had been despatched by the Bank
of England to meet the demand. It was the belief
in Loudon that the rise in tho rate of interest would
prevent any profit on the exportation of gold
to the United State*. The Atlantic brings $127,929
in specie. The cotton market was very much de
pressed, and a decline of one cent a pound is report
ed. It follows, of course, that a very limited amount
of business was transacted at the decline. Bread
stuff were lower, and the demand not at all active.
With such a rapid advance In the rute of interest,
and with such large failures, bo ruinous to confidence,
it must be expected that the markets for our staple
exports and for merchandise generally will be se
riously depressed. The failure of Dennistoun, Wood j
& Co. must fall, wo fear, with fatal effect upon many
houses in this and other cities of the Union. An ex
change drawers they ranked next to Brown, Brothers
k Co., and a very large amount of their bills must be
afloat. The extent of their liabilities shows this.
This failure must fill the mn.ds of many houses here
engaged in tbe import trade with apprehension, and
create great anxiety regarding future arrivals from
Liverpool. The advance reported in consols of one
per cent is not at all strange under existing circum*
stances. The general distrust in commercial affairs
would naturally turn the attention of capitalists to
government sccuritiea -hence the improvement in
prices for consols.
The exportat in of specie from this port during the
past week has been us follows : ?
SjnrnKNTv i>?- Spkcik toom thk 1'ort of Vkw York.
Stoamrliip Daniel Webster, Havana, doubloon*. $VJ, 088 00
Steamship Star of tho West, " '? 1?5,'.M)0 00
guitnuiUip Adriatic, Liverpool, gold uiin "> >3,000 00
" " " gold burs.. .ibO ,045 HO
" " " EngliaU gold .7.. 07, WO 00
Total for the week t ft -I .13 80
Previously reported 34,050,7W 03
Total for 1857 $w4.5W,7??} 4i? j
The bank return* on Monday will, ;t is supposed, j
show a further increase in tbe specio reserve. Since ;
the last statement the receipts have been large, and
we ,-hould not be surprised to see a report of t wenty- 1
one millions of dollars in specie at that time in the '
bank vaults. Such an accumulation cannot but be :
very burdensome to the so\ eral banks, and must 11CI
very largely to the wrong side of the profit and loss :
r count. We do not sec what stand-) in the way of
a general resumption of specie payments. We have
accounts from all parts of tho country that
the hanks of the different sections are only
waiting for the banks ot' tuis city to resume. 1
The banks of all New Euglund are ready to ,
resume in twenty-four hours after those of this S
city. The banks of Ohio are ready, also thorn; of 1
Illinois and Missouri. In New Orleans a resumption
has already taken place, and all things have worked
favorably. The buaks throughout the country gene
rally have now more specie in hand than at any 1
time previous to the suspension, and there is no out- 1
ride demand for It. Tbe only inLuence at work in !
opposition to the immediate resvmpMoi of tho banks
of this city is the position of financial affa'rs on the
other side of the Atlantic and the probable effect of
a serious and wide spread revulsion over Great
Britain and tbe Continent. The managers of our
banking institutions may deem it the wisest policy
to wait further developemeuts from the money mar
kets of Europe before taking such an important >
step, and that may be the safest course to pursue, j
A few weeks will determine the probable movements
of the Bank of England ai.d enable our financiers to
form a more correct opinion regarding the future. 1
Bo far as the condition of the bankr themselves is
concerned, there is no need for a mome nt's hesita- j
tion. The specie reserve is so large that no fears '
can be entertained of a drainage for any purpose.
All apprehension of a demand for exportation has
long ~ir.ee passed away, and there Is very little ?] nibt
bnt that we can, at the worst, retain our California
remittances.
The cTrhanfrr* at the Clearing House far Satnr
dsy wore lll,7l!t,h-0 47, and the balance-* paid
*71.5,002 SO. '
The current quotation* for specie are m follow*: ?
l'erri. En# silver, t .14 70at4 1$
American half dollars... 104 American gold |)< r ct.
" quarter " . . 102 Amarlc.au coin with the
C?in?"l |'revi'>oii to 1853. motto "K I'lurilMi*
Fimn ft Mex (?((??rfwl). 23c. L'miui" over tho
" (iruperf't) 1 70 per or. eagle 1 Oft
fthll'pft Sttpen. 1 ?0 per ox. Sovereign* 4 M2 u 4 H4
Mexican doll's. 1 01', a 1 06 Guinea* 5 00
I'eruviaii aud uUmt S Napoleons, ('iof-aiicx) 3 S3
JL MlM.. ........ 1 OS Ten thaler piece* 7 8
H|<anlali jullar dollar*.. 1 06 I'ruiwitn 1 7 9.\
I ruKoau thaler* 68/ Ton guilder (Her***.... 3 t8
Hve franc pterea Vic. luteals 2 >0
Ortiinii 1 on Patriot doubloon* 16 60
Vrencb M 1 10 S|wnuh ? ? ....,16 00
?'?0 places, United States imuy 'v por cent discount
?M ?? " ? u " "
?10 " " M M ??
QMNHomi fob Downmc Khhax.il
San Franc iv-o. . , tat dm. August* - a 7 du
TVrt?n. at sl?hl . -al d?. Columbus, (5a... - a 4 di*
I hladelr.hia, . .. a a - dU. Mobile. -al di*.
RiHiniore 4 a- din. New Orleans. .. . al d?*
Km lirw>nd 7 a - < is. Louixviile S a 7 dit
WasMagtrakP C. d?- dts. Nashville h a 10 di?.
North <'aroluia. . 2af> die. St. lout* 4a6 dt?,
Hiirleti^n -a 5 d?. Cincinnati f> a ti dts.
savannah 3 a 4 dm. Hetrott 4 a 6 dm.
Mdw.iukie S a 20 dtt. Chicago 8 a 10 dw.
The following Is a cottc "ted list of New York and
N*w England hank? not received on deposit at the
Metropolitan Dank, Not. 21, 1H57 : ?
?aura
Canton Hank, rhna Bank,
M If worth Hank. Pxcliange tt?rik, ISagor,
(tank of Mivliowell, Mraeera do. do.
lltneock Punk. Maritime Bank,
Monxutn lliver Bark, Hartford Dank.
jrxw BAiintiiaa.
Exeter Bank.
v*a*o"rr
Itarby ri?nk, UMNMl ftlk,
Bank ?r P.oyiHon, Jtark Itaak,
St Allwui* I tank , South Koyaltoo Bank,
Woodstock I tank ,
saonv nt.?m
At prevent all ontea cf Rliote Inland I auk*.
aomrarnct-r
B'"'ce(?rt P'fy Bank . W.mdhnry Rink .
Charter Oak Haiik.Htrtford, Colchester Bank. roletv^ .r,
Farmers' It ok. Bi i<l?cj*<rt , K*rh*ng>? Flank . Hartford,
Hartford County Bank, lUrt Oranite Itnnk.
ford, Hatters' Hank. B?tbe'.
l,ttrhiloM Bank, M. rcanWf IWnk. Hartford.
I. i.Mleld ( utility Bank, MercliaaSa' K.xi liauy Bank
North American Bank, of Hn Iceport.
Seymour. Pswcstnek Hank,
I*ahqaioqu< Hank, jtiarnock Hank,
Uulheltang Hank, 1'tha* Hrtt'k.
Wooatar Hank, Ihuitoirj'. Wit,' I ham t'onntjr Bank
*?w T>>an.
AurlattNnral Bank, Horki YateaOminty Ratik.l'en Vau,
mer rhtintjr. Hornet** linnk. New falir,
( liemnng ' ountv Rmk. Mrlina !iank.
DalryaHMi'a lUnk, Nvwport, flMUral New York Hank of
H^l'iater Hank , Hniralo, of I lioa.
Ontario Hnnk. I tica, Hnmllton Rxc' anRO Batik,
O. I ec ft Oo 'a Hank . MnfTalo, Oreene oonnty .
Itotik of (trlean*. Alhion, thttnrlo Otonly Itmiii,
Reciprocity Hat k, Huttalo. I'ratt Hank. Riflatn.
-ai kett's Harbor Hank, Buf- Wimtern Bank, l/>ckport
falo.
The New York Bowery F1r? Tiwurrtncc Company
h?? deolnred a Kemi-annr.nl dividend of ten per cent,
payable Dceember 1; tho Knickerbocker Fire Tn
mitance Company haa declared a neml annual divl
dend of ten per cent payable December 1.
The annexed statement exhibits M?o raltie of
foreign im ports Into this port dnring the pant weok
and aince Jannary 1, In each of the part three years.
Coaatio -a or tna I'oat or N>w Yoaa- ? V?i?t .?r la farts
torthrwefk. '866. 186A. 1857.
I>ryicoo<l? 91 JM,Sf Ssdo.r^i tfK.SM
(ienaral more daa 1,807,106 l.iw.m 2,I.?J 300
Tol"! for the weeV W.oe.7 ,70fl 02.OS8.7P7 $2,t*.13.?6
Preriouaiv repor'd 13S.3S9..S34 lOI^M^IM ?0?,m.0M
tuico Jaul
?Wi>,40i,?4o
The following table wil' show the export* of the
five principal staple articles for the week ami year:?
1866 1H5T.
Wf<k rruiififl A'or. 18 Amount Value An tnunt I alite
Cotton, bales ?U1K 3,614 $21tt.<j4?
Flour, bbl* 7?.f?3ti 650,682 67,6>>9 J'M, j7?
Corn meal, bbU -,670 9.699 l,rt67 6.M3
Wheat. blush 6-23,040 1,067,816 '280,708 184,202
0 ru , bush 1H.7I7 83,484 41.0S0 31,727
Botf, bbls. and u s.... 565 7,534 1,063 '23.J79
Pork, bbls. anil tea.. . 1,563 29,175 1,847 32,678
Total $1,100,996 $798,161
- Dmtnh of week as compared with that of 1866,
$1,302,844.
The following in a comparative Ktatemcnt of the
value of exports from the commencement of the
)uar to Nov. 19: ?
1856. 1857. Decrecue
Cotton W, 217 .Ml $9,167 ,524 $20,417
Hour 13.ho7.81T 6,619,183 7,048.634
Corn meal 255,285 172,782 82,603
Wheat 12,609,874 4,018,842 8,401,032
Corn ?, 776,635 1,54H,9:?) 1,2-20,606
lUn<f 964,861 784,197 180,(164
Pork 2,140,089 967,006 1,173,0*4
Total $41,431,402 $23,208,463
? Decrease at) compared with 1866 $18,222,939
The return* of the Canadian banks for October
31 exhibit the following result*:?
JUabilitiel.
.September. October.
Circulation $8, 1 1 1 ,2?l 7 ,669,458
Deposits bearing interests 3,778,840
Detroit* not bearing interest. 2,466.444 2,36.1,943
Total liabilities 15,360,764 14, 260, ?10
Coin and bullion 1^'. .. ?t
I Mxeounts '26,159,536 26,419,109
Sm::::: 32,196,6-21 31,154,940
Thin shows a dccrcaso in circulation of $55 1
in deposits under both heads, of $519,048, and in tho
total liabilities of $1,110,524; while on the other side
of the account we have an increase of bullion of
$209,760; a contraction of discounts of $740,42t?, and
a decrease of total assets of $1 , ft 10,671.
The Milwaukie tVUcotuin.o f the 17th inst., con
tains the following report of the proceedings in the
Board of Common Council, of that city, in relation to
the delinquency of the Milwaukie and Mississippi Rail
road Company, in the payment of interest due Nov.
1 1857. The City Comptroller of Milwaukie, Mr. Gar
diner, promptly reported the del inquiry of the com
pany and took the proper steps to place the company
in the hands of the proj?er authorities. The Railroad
Committee of the City Council, in connection with
the City Attoruey, made an oflicial deniaud upon the
company, the result of which is embodied in the fol
lowing report : ?
Your committee directed a letter to the treasurer of said
company, a copy of which ia herewith enclosed.
The verbal Information received from the 'r,'aM1
?aid company is answer was entirely uniUWl^wrj . aMi
siBtinc m vague promisee that the company would
tmy ibe imefest , and declining all definite actum until the
rolurnof the president of said company , a letterfrom whom.
1 ?1U, M?yor Cross, ha- been since received, wb eh
Cives no better explanations, and wherein it l* only .-dated
ibat the company are going to fund their tlnating de .
which arrangement wil' take them from thirty to fort}
.lays, and that by Urnt time they bo^ \o pay li.o lutcri
?nThSdKuon of dntyon the part of ?aM company
makes it imperative on the Common Council t?? protect tbi
c?ty from any^ ariiing therefrom. by jelling eo much
of the securities of said eompany, n^w ii. tho lian^ of t^
ntv treasurer, as will rulllce to covcr the Interest now
rine iticludim: ew.18 aud expenses.
To attain this djject , your committee recommend tht
adoption of the follow iug re*>lutions>- x,.iw
1'uEolved lbat the treasurer ot the city of Milwaukie,
be "and he is hereby directed, and he is required to a*cer
tain at the expiration of thirty days from flrst day
November, Hurt., whether the Milwaukio and Miwi~?ipj
Hailread Company Lave paid the
matured on svd first day of November, on the MilwauKie
rltv bond:- , issued in pursuance of an ordinani ? entitle 1
? ?An ordinance to authorize the i.siue oi city
Milwaukie and Mississippi Comi*ny, passed Octobcr 9,
"lUwIved, That In case said company shall have failed
to pav : aid coupons at the time aloresaid c.-rtill^^
for 3 260 sb.irea of full paid stock, amounting to $J-6, ?J0,
Inc. I DeeemlM.r 2*, 1866, by said company to the
Ihen tr^Turer of the city or Milwaukie In P"""?*'*
a resolution of the board of directors ol said com|i.iuy ,
itrtober 10, l8of.. as collateral security
of imlBicJttifylng and holding harmleri th- city of Mil
S; tr?y loss by reason of the non payment of
? nrinciiwl or interest, as tuey become due ou said city
iM mJi in pursulee'o. the ^pulal.on contained in the
same, said stock cerUttcate shall be< ome torfeite-1 and tU^
treasurer of the city of MMwaukir shall then be, and he s
hereby empowe red and directed to give thirty days notu*
to said fonnmny, and to advertise in at least two daily
pspere in the . itv oT Milwaukie, and in lb- dally IIkhai oin
thecitv of New Verk, that he will sell at public auitiou U>
the highest bidder, at the uflke "f sald oompap/,
shares of the special stock certMIcaU- abov.
will orodooc a sum sufft. ieut to par the amount of said
In er. -t in arrears, U-gether with all coate and excuse
incurred by the city on account of tbo non payment of mi<
""Resolved That when a sale shall be made In pursuance
IWaS" ZS " SS ss
r ksss ustfC ssk -xrKia ; k
M,d comi-any Shall Is- r^uiredto totbe
waukie acertitlcnte simi'ar to Oic oue abote rcicrreu io
in form and substance.
The report was signed by all the members of the
Railroad Committee and the City Attorney. It w.n
accepted with bnt one dieting voice. In relation
to these proceedings the II i?con*tn say: ?
The default or the M'lwatiki* and Mlasewippi Railroad
rv.ni.-my *?s brought before the Council last au'ht and
?he sale of auWcient s-tin k to pay Uio defaulUng interi-at
was ordered but the Mi -issqipi tympany *:t| pay.tltc <"
L-rsat Tliev claim to have abundant n.ean? rrom irelgM
itored liTTiir warehouse along tho line, but whirl
freight the merchants to whom goods arc conslgnod are
not able lo t?ey. . ,
The financial affair* of the city of Milwaukie are in
good hamls, ami the prompt action of Mr. Comptroller
(?urdiner shows that nothing ou his part will be left
undone to sustain the credit of the city treasury.
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Dry (taodi Trade.
TV (Try *ood? tmln the po?it week, though
oomo 1c** artive than It who the prerkni*. nererthe
1p? ?m to a fair extent for tho latenrw of
the neaiion. Tho *ile? maiie were confined to foor
and six month* credit, with "in* 11 lot* for caah at
jow rates. The stock* I crt ot?c frois lUc CsU trtde
will bo large; but as importations art- expected to
be light, an impression prevailed Hint staple goods
w ot,UI pay to keep until another season, by thotte suf
; ficiently independent in their means to ?'??*>?>.
, Tlie steamer Glasgow, from Glasgow, and Ov/ o>
, Washington, from Liverpool, which arrived 1*4
I week, brought very light invoir,-* of gorsis, ca
(?ccially the former, 'i'he Fren< h and Itremen
i steamers, which, at this time of the year uhjhIIt
j come h* a vily 1; den with goods from the Continent,
: it is expected will bring very light -argues. The
unction sales the present week liste been on a
reduced scale, and generally at low rates;
and with the exception of ono or two sal?v< of anme
importance to come off next week, the season may
be considered us having nearly reached its clr>. o,
hastened, as usual, by the prosj>ect of the rifling of
the canal*. There has been the pant season an over
iiii|K>i1alion of shawls and scarfs, especially of the
chenille claw. Notwithstanding th<* neavy offering
at the auction houses, 9 considerable amount of
stock must remain over. There luia bocn a great
demand for all wool Saxony shawls, and the last
sales made of good and desirable rtytea brought
improved pi ice*. In silt* and fancy gomis the *uj>
ply has hcen in excess of the demand, and a g??od
deal of the *tock must go over. American staple
cotton clotha have gained more strength, and hold
ers lock forward with more confidence to the future,
and believe that they have passed their lowest j
mint, and that any considerable ekUCi (
lereafter must be for the better. Owing to the de .
prension in the bu*ine*s of ready made clothing, ;
woollen cloths suitable for manufacturing purpose* .
were quite dull; and though th* hI^vIh ot deniable
descriptions are not ex< e-??ive compared with ordi
liaiy seasons, yet the trade ruled dull, and prices
were supported with difficulty. Manufacturer*, in
the past summer, (when winter stocks are usually
made uu.) not anticipating a panic in the autumn,
overatocKed the market. The consequences have
been that many of them bave been compelled to
make forced sates at greatly red need prices, while
rome few have been compelled to suspend. The
change in the times has also affected the city tailors,
who complain that their customers an- in too miuiy
instances economizing by wr ring out old clothes in j
stead of replenishing themselves with new. This com- !
plaint, how ever, is less common as the winter weather ;
advances, and orders for new ontttts are becoming |
more common, 'i'he city retail trade ha- improved the j
present week, arid storekeepers have la-en well em |
ployed, while jobbers have measureably ceased ? >tt? r- ?
mg their stocks by retail at wholesale prices. There j
has also appeared" more inquiry the present week for ?
cotton piece goods for export, especially fur Mexico j
and South America. The collections from the West, I
though slow, continue to come iti rather more satis- 1
factorily, as the interior exchanges be come better (
regulated. The auction sales of the present week
embraced a sale on the 18th inst. of a catalogue of
about 1140 lots millinery goods, embracing ribbons;
the latter were average, and sold low, while
the more desirable lots of other articles wore
sold at fair prices. O11 the 19th instant,
a catalogue sale of 347 I its ot shsiwls was made
which was well attended, but prices were low,
though thry compared favorably with previous sales.
On Friday Messrs. Van Wyck, Townsend A Warrens
held a catalogue sale of lace goods, curtains and
French embroideries, of the manufactiire of II Kuriz
ler A Rheinei k, which comprised t>-0 lots, and on a
credit of 4 months, for endorsed notes, payable in
New York. The sale drew a fair company, and the
embroideries and laces sold low. though under the
circumstances they commanded lair prices compared
with other previous sale#. Curtains and curtain ma
terials were heavy, and several lots were <? issed.
Superior Scotch collars sold at prices which -ringed
from 27c. a 99*'.; su|>erior book setiat f!7$c. a 12 12;
muslin (French) ou paper collars, 20c. n *1 42$:
needle work do. 4.r?c. a $2 50; needle sets uu. and
sleeves. |:t a It 12$; do. worked bands, .it :ti)c.
a >1 32$. Muslin curtains ranged fr;. 1 II 7~>
a 12 a piece; tamboured, superior do., 14 ft 2
a |.">.; tine do. |1 75 a 14 12$, and extra do. at 14 12
a $6.
CITY COH1HERCIJU. RRPORT.
yATLKUir, Nut. fl ? 8 P. SI.
Ahimsc? The market wtu> quiet aud .sales limited.
? Floor ? The mark<"t ?m Arm. Tin- re
WlpU were lift hi, h< Uwrr ??> no regular low in. There
coiit:uui>d to lie a good demand from tho local trade and
for ex|*>rl. and price* cloned ut 5c. a lOr. per barrel, ad
vance, enpactally tor shipping lot* The nale-t enibrieed
nlHii.it 1 .200 it 1,400 bbl*. , within the range of tliu following
quotations:-?
SoperUne Male . $4 90 a $5 05
F.xira Slate 5 20 a 6 90
Western and Ohio Huperflne 5 00 a 5 10 ;
MtooCMooBi western 6 to a ftio
Canadian superfine and extra 5 20 a 0 61 !
Baltimore. Alexandria aud Georgetown 6 30 a 6 50 i
Southern fancy and citra fl HO a 7 00
Choice extra family and baker* brand* 7 25 a 8 50
K>e flour 3 5u a *15
Corn meal S 50 a .1 7ft
Canadian flour wok firmer, with aale* of about H00 a
l,ooo bblii. within the range of the present price*
Southern brand* were mure ttraily hHd, iuvl
priced closed at Improved rate*. The Iranaac
lion* embraced about 1,200 a 1,300 barrel*, with
la the range of the shove price* Ryo flour wa*
KU'?ii>, with mIm of ioo biii* at pnMlap Oira omI
w a ' B Mr request, with 800M sales of llr.indywine at Ui.<
outside llgurc* H.ii i. wli.-xl >(??? r w ? Uug al 62 a
62 12}%. Wheat? The receipt* were quite limited, and
the market firm with Rain* of about .'W.imo bush*!* *Inmi|
two third* of which com Mrted of Chicago rprlng, *161;
Ka< me do. cold at $1; Milwauklu club, 61 UK, ( .madLui
fair white, at II 26; Amber colored T<>nne*se, ?l VI 3?'l?:
red Southern, at 61 30. Southern white was scare-, an I
pr*cc* unchanged. Corn? There were no arrivals h j tho
rar.al and river The sale* embraced about 8,000 a 10,000
hurhel* Western mixed. at 80c. a 82 from s'.oro and
delivered. Southern white wa* out of market, while yel
low war ilrui, at 87c. R>e wa* quiet at 76c. a 77 c. lUr
ley wa* tirm, with *ale* ut about a.ooo buahel-i -t "tic. a
7fic fur common fair State, and 8*?- f<?r prime tour mrM.
Oat* were -carce, and Stale and Western were lirm al 46c.
a 48c., with moderate vales
Comer ? Nile* of 100 hag* of Kin wore ma.1* nt lnt^c. ;
and the cargo of tho Sprite, constating of 12,750 hag* Rio,
on speculation, on private to mi*
OlTUN ? Tlie Kale* were conflued to a few "tray lots,
while price* were unsettled and depre**ed. Th - *k* L
continued quite light
Fkwomt* ? 1 To Liverpool, 4oo bale* ?r i otton were en
Mg* 'I al 5 32d. ; about 200 hhl* flour at 2* , and about
I SMi hhl* reals al 2* 3d a 2*. fld., grain wv< at HJ. i
8V.,d. To Laodoo, rulen were steady and Without rbango
ol moment, while engagement* w >re limited. To Urem -a,
loo bhda sugar were ttk?ti at 36*. . 800 ueree* rice at Sin ,
and 2.000 bale* tobacco ?t 75c.; 30u bbl* shoe pi-iot at
10,000 *tave* at 614 To Rotterdam, 200 hhd* mola-? ?<
at ',c. per gallon; and 1,000 bbl*. roam at to Ad. lute <
l.. Havre were un- hanged, aud engagement* I ?ht
V mi it ?galea uf (100 to 800 Imxes ra.-inn Wv re made, With
?ait < hange In pr?
H*t ? !Mn of 000 to 800 balci were ma<le for ahip
ment at 56<v a A6c.
ll.tr. ? ?;.?h1 lo prime new crop were ?elllng at 7c. ?5r. ,
and eommoa to fair do. at flr a 7c. Old were quiet and
nominal
lao* was iteady, with moderate rvalec, Scotch pig al
m
I jmf wa* ?t-*dy, with sale- of lutnauu Rockland al 6<ic ,
an 1 lump at 61
Mouvtii ?The ?a|e* wnbraMil 100 barrel* Cuba tnu co
va lo at 21>'. a 26c . 100 hhd* do., tn i?*d. for et|?rt, at
p t , and von do. Rorto Rtco, duly i<anl, at ik , < a U.
Nav*i. ,<*wnuc<. ? Sfca-k.? were hirht, and prlce? nrmer.
F' r ap rit* turi?*nune 45>- wa* a<ked, ami 44e Ml; cum
m' t rr?M?i wa* *teaily, with m*4erat'' *aie* at 61 61 40
per no lb* Tlie *toi'k <if cru'le wa* red?< ?d to alioul
2,000 barrel*, while about 5.000 have been *h.p|K <1 within
the week. Holder* were Arm at mi per 2"o il?*. Tl> ra
wa* no change of moni"Ut in tar or |?it? h
? nt* were without change of moment in price*, ai. 1 ale*
of .ill ktml* were iimit<'4
rH'!*iMo**.? I'ork The mark- 1 wa* .iartive and ? i|e*
routined to loOalM t>l<i> m lot* of me. 4 i |i<:.7a
61# ?nd of prime at 617, with eotne ?in til lotx ?. l?.ar U
620 R?>ef wa* dull. With a U*t?den.y lewarda loWi-r
price*, with *ale* of about luOa li5 bbb., lie hiding rmm
try priiu" at $?< a 17. and of m? 4 do. al IV 25 a 6tt) i0.
Pr mf me** wa* Orm. *nd th" *ale* yt*|i iday embr ? ? I
.i'mhiI 2.000 bbl* Cbn *? o al 62i 50. Beet ii.im* wern
-t. vlj r, * >th *mall aale?, at 6H 50a 617 lla> >tn wa* '| i? t
at 12c a 12\c Shouldera were *tiffat 8',e .and ham* it
ltt>(i'., without Kale* of moment, lard wa* in fair .lemand
al U^c. 1 ISO., with nice aT 160 a M9 bht* and tlereei,
H?, tier wh in good supply, with *?le? of ? ?#im? at l3o. a
18c and of -late *1 |e? a 22c , the latter fur prime.
Kim ? Hale* of ,'iJi Uer> c6 w ro made chiefly for export
at :ir. a * S'' per lh
JTiuae were In f*ir deman>l at the refettl dec'in", w th
ah* if about h.w hhd* Ctha mn? mill nclediag ?onMi
h 1* for export and r> tiniag at 4 c. a ?'>},<- . and ??ro - r/
gi"dcat??' a6l,c. a 7r.
M in rxt ? Aile- of about ?00 * aoo hhkr were made al
%. iff . w ih some small prime bhN r pofted al Ma
300
At
IWIH4 RI,|,AHlE4ft;?.
ItbACK n\ ERI OATS
K llln* tor
R,
RVAWR',
W and W nnll *?<-e*t,
lie twee* Hold an', t'll T street*.
500
OOOD WAR* ?>KK' ? V Wortk^y... fof 6*.
f.
I Ul-DOUMJ mu w * t k tt rm>or bhwi i>
l.tl". boot*, now raady at JOMKd', 10 An.i aueet, ? m>
1* M'iseam.
4:HH) OfMl mv i*mkxsk rtjm-r or
WVTRR I'M ITHINU
..mg off at a
URr.AT BAORirfd
FUR CASH,
At DKilRCiOT'l
w Oet*^r*?e.l Ora*ii?Ha&
1(2 Fnlton mreet, neir llr, Midway.
I*F?lBTAflT tn IIOtrUFgRRFFRR.
1 >iin.ani worth of (Vna. claasware brontea, pariao,
? ? r uMed ware, chan.teiier* Ae , eoaairW.ua an uae luaiea
SMortnneat Of house f?irn'?hin* !<,
Are aow wiling
Al an unparalleled red iffUan
For eaah.
k v nitoffvorr
I Tornar of Rroadw ljr and Br ^mesireel.
QIRORRH HKW FA WIl.T Hr-vHWO OArHfVK -THB
kJ la s machine of smaller Mr* aud entire|? ,tiff. r?nt In *?_
peawuire from either ef Mincer'* staa I art! sn*. hjs?* tl ?
n?i??iiall*d ip beaaty, and t a work ts eager tor 10 thm of aaf
family a*wing maehlna ever before na.t? rnea, lac ludtaO
1 table complete far use 6H*>
L M. 6UTQU A 00, 116 Uroadwaf
$1
$1
IHIWRLLAnSOVfl.
ro? ao OKVTR
ago pair
KUf'IANT HJUKKTUil K i ' AKHTMKR* r***,
vr.^-th 9i?
Mailing for fft
at
KYAWfir,
o?- mi ? rnitM ?m
FOB M <>WTR
bi<:h rFi.vk.r vKifra.
Worth M.
Sailing for a> at,
KVAN*\
t? ml 08 Fallon i
SI
FOB M OKNTH.
990
MOIRK AlfTTQCK HI I, It
Worth %\
Balling for il 08
At STAMP.
f* fcnrt AM r.iUo* +r>
BtHwuua Oo4d sad CIMi
SI
$1
$1
FOB 00 CkNTH.
BLACK C? H ? iu?TH.
W
BeUU* ?' ?' hi
At
?VANS',
MandWFehwi
fob oo ckatb.
1,000 iHktr
BLACK DUKUKIN PANTS,
Wort* 94 50,
felling for 93 70.
KVANH',
08 knit OR Fultna atrwH,
Itetwoen <J?M aa4 UW al
for M CUNTB.
ISO
BLACK SATIN VRHTH,
w.?rth 98 (?.
?riling for M 70
AT K\ \m,
00 and AH Fultaa
Between Uold and ( US atr-wla.
Il
FOB W CKNTH.
500
BKAVKR OVFJUHMTS,
Worth 910.
Helling for 90,
KVAN8',
60 and W Fultoa
IS UK A BKAlt OK A HIIM.f
Now ready, and for aale al fhe bookstore*.
YOCNII AWKKICA IN W A U, STKEKT;
br tiKOMNK PKAMM TlUlM,
Anilior i'f " Y'ming Am'rui Abroad,"
An 1 lair run; u^nt&nd l)j?nk?r Melbourne, AiintraJte,
Monday? I alar ed my Un?l operations;
Tucaday? Owed uidlioua by nil ?aleulaWon*.
Wednesday- My brimn ntnno palace began;
Thiuaday ? I drove otil a ap Hiking lit'* span;
1- riday ? 1 gave n magnltimnt l.ivll
Saturday ? Kntaali if , wlib just notluug at all. -I.atujr <lay
Millionaire i?ee pag>' 3f.?
Ouc neat Unto. Price 91
DK.IIHY A JACKSON, I'ubllaher*.
ll'.l Nit?/??u atreet.
Agents wanted to sell this book.
Look at this -hkm.ino off, a i.arok \snoa?
mi'tit of gciitU oil n ft French Imported patent I-nlkor
boots, usually "old ?' . Old, of i* .tolling at half i In* price, alaa ?
large quauttty of Fi nch ralukln boots, and a I o ge <| u.iutHf
ol Hlv i I leggi' l palcii leather boots. and al;?? Otiord Um aaa
galleia, al < AUIIJ.'H, J77 Broadway.
BV ACTUAL COUNT
40 gilt bund Kr-in'U china illnn -r acts, at 94]
3' gilt and colored F rrm h Irra ilinner wt*, at 94A
In cili ami i I'lored Kreiu 'i < luim 'liunT wta, u 9M.
6 gilt and n. lured Frent n rh iia llnufr n^u, at 975.
ft gtl> ft ti it roh .fit l'r? i ? i -li'i. t dinner aeut, al 9H6.
b gilt und colon d Kr< nf i ? hlna dinner *ei?, a' JW?
S gilt mid rnlorerl Krrtu h t tuna iilniver wtx, al 9l*C
7 gilt and colored Frent U china dluuer ?ul^ at 9175.
96 tets In all.
Many uf the?e are very rlrli and lieatitlftil In dealfln; aB<0
llieui are uew and fri xli About 9m iioi>,
UARI> CASH.
Are locked up In lh>-ae gnnda At llie prlnea qtiote-i
they will yield lift a trifle on r
SIX TIIOIJBaND nor.l.ARH
No matter; even that is better than to keep thera. Sa
of the ware ma v be wen In ..iir Ironi ?h?w window*.
mahkkk in pi. a i n fuiukks
:**i new ntylea of Fr-nch china tea *eU will be uflernd
Ing the present week at eorrrapondlng low raU'a.
W J F. I > A Il.K Y A CO.,
(>31 aud&U Uroa'lway, bi twenn HoiuUooaad lll>-*i kar ?
fXrilTRKKRH OR MOCfiTACTTEg FORCED TO <>ROW
f ? in f?tr weeka by my nngunnt, wn'ch will not aula or la?
lii ri' the kk it. 91 a lii.nle, aeot l? any part of the amntry. *.
tl OH A II AM, 514 B.oartway; llayea, I7fi Ful'oa atr^,
ltriMiklyo, JUebar, 44 South Third atrvet. Philadelphia.
HAEEIAOBI AMD DKATHB.
HaniMl.
Coutr* ? Ilnxn* ? On Thursday evening. No*. 1?, at th*
rrtliltKit of the bride'* lather, by ttn1 Kr* William H.
Ilnlrh, <*|'t Iukiki. W GoLl.tr M to CaSoUN* S. IUmmm,
yoiiugeitl daughter <?f Moiieuti T. Hodge*, nit of thu? Pity.
CiZZiCNH ? Mkmdkix ? In Kor.honter, on Thursday ? v-d*oc.
N?v IV. at St l.uke'* church, by Re* Itrnijamin VTuki,
Syiv amcm T Outturn U> St**** A llwwtn, allot iLna aly.
AmiHuow .? At Mount Vernon, W.-*?.'h'?*ler county, M.
Y.,on Knday morning, No* jn, William IU-ii-.t, > "an*
e*t don of It i chard and Maria Alkmaoti. **?-! 23 yearn, 9
month* and SI day*
Km friend* and acquaintance* , thonr of bin father, of it*
lxt*> I >av mI K Omjwr. the member* of seventh Company
National tJnard, an<l Morriaania l<odgo No 42*. I o i* <X
0 t. , are reepaeMnlly invited to attend tho funeral, rro?
Uic raaidenov of hi* father, mrnrr nl I rrxi a*onuo u4
Fifth street, Mount Vernon, Him artrruom, at Ut fa?
o'clock, lit* remain* will be tak>n to 8t Paul'* nhnrefi,
FMtchnitr Tlie N'rw llaven ram |ra*e Twenty >"??Ui
street at half pa?t I - oY|.m k, mid leturtmu;, Icavu Mmat
Vernon at 5 minute* W?fr 7 o'clock.
IvPcdi", England , paper* pl**>e r< ipy
in-tnto ? < m f?un.lity, No* Wiixian A. Bcktm, in tha
62' I year of uui a^e,
nil- frwtidn of tin1 family are m|wctfl)lljr nnlt-t lo ?U
trt.-i the funeral, to i . , >rrt?w all?ruui>ti. at thre- o < ?uefc,
from N<> :i? r?- ? ?rt.- -.th t-> . t
Ounsti..? tin naturda* .Vi* :'l it th - r<Mt,'?ar*of
hi' parent, No .2-1 W ? Th:rt,> th ?tre. ? Wmir. ||-?#ru.,
on v child ut Ari'tilwld II ?ik1 NiuUm II. Cuniibtll,
1 y ear and 3 in ntu*
Oiu>* ? On -aiurduy night, No*. 21, < a,it J>m \ t<*.
limm, in tha Kfal year ot hi' ag.
III* relative* and Irteoda ?r- r?**i>eciruliy invit* 1 to al
lend tli? funeral, from hii late teUdtBCt, No -J3 W -at
Thirty *cc??n<l <?tr?-?-t, P? morrow afternoon, at twii i/chnk,
without furthrr Invito!, ?n
Paxil* ? <*n Satnrday , Nor. 21, Mrs. Kixxi Da# ?*, in th*
MUl fW of h"r :?itp.
II' T frittid*, th'Mc of hrr ion, I'atrirk Itiwoy, and of Imt
?on in law. .1"Iiii Oury, ar" r??pm-tful!y mvii# t to atti-nd
tin* funeral, from Iiik riwldwici", No. ;i74 ,i?on atrno*,
Uii? afternoon, at two n'rim k.
t'mnnnaM fiapcr* Jilnaae copy.
iKMMit'M. ? 00 Kutitlay, Nov 'ill, aft^r a abort illniMW,
Jaiiiik. mm of the late hdwud au 1 UridgHtf tonohue, ,v,'xt
4 >?? ar? and t month
1 he fr ? al* and rela' vr* .,f the family t ,re r"a|v?ctfiilly
Invited toutt'-nd tbef ueral, tli?.-? aft^'Ti,. <>n at ?ne o'cloak.
fr? ??> No. 164 H'ttnfft.
P?m*BiiT <>o .-'unday. No*. 25, a(t<? ? a lingering di
ne-*. Patau n Di^vwx*, m the Mth ye?f ,4 hu a<t?
Ilia frienda and a>^uaint?n< .<a ar? r? <|m> (fully uivlnd
to atb'ud the funeral, W> morrow afterr* on , at ttn o'rlnrli,
from hi* late resHtenco, No. 3*1 Whii*V j?ii atrirat, with >ut
further w4i<e.
Innrtr* ? iiti Snndajr, No* '.i, of f gniuD|'tloo, IlMioa
Dt * fl* . aged 2<J \ <*rf and 24 'lay*.
Tlie relativen and frien?t* of the 1 1 mil*, w?d tftoao of lv?r
brmhrr, John Ihinphy, ar? re?t~* tfuily mv it?d to aU"n<l
the funeral, rront tb? re*?lefic>* ?f her Iinrlr*. Na tort
Kiphth *(raat, tomorrow ?ft?rf 4<ioo, at half laM tww
o'< l<ck
tiauaiittru -Jin Sunday morir ,r(ti Soj J2, ofr.^aump
Uoo, StUM An* Uauju.tuut, ?r .dow of Hugh, u> the u-ta
year of her age
T1i?? IMada ??f th- family V r, reapectfully m* ted to U
tend the finer al, th ? att" r^t <>n at ti ?!! |*w' l???o"< i*k,
from her late re?tdenee, \o. I'uk atr.-vt
Kbijt - "n ''atu'day , Nr *.21, after ? lingering lli-i^aa,
Jon* Kkmt, aged W yan
The relative* and fr? oJ , ,4 tli? family are re*pectTiUy
Wynitwl Wi attend Umv (unertl, tin* a'tern ?>ti, at IW'?
o'i'l<* k. fr"m ht? late r># V,i 171 4!l /<b?di *treet.
Rtmn ? 'iBMatunl* y,No*. 21. IIc?o*j> Kjcmitt, ag^4
22 year*
The relal ven and fr ,en'l* of the family %r+ rr*f?Ctfi.l!?
ln*iM I" attend thr funeral, to day, at twetv? o'c.>* k
M . fr> m the r*?id?l ?,f h?r br"th''r, Matlh-w Daly, c ut
tn r of N nlti a*' nw and F'irty nmtb ?treet
M'<*<m* -*?rly >.n -tut I n mori itig. No* 22. %fW a
few 'lay*' illm ?, (iwa* M<<'?air, aged To yearn. Tim* 1, ut
departed an bnW ?t and upright man lie w* born in *lM
roonty Oivan. f .eland . ui 17*7, and ram" to thin country
In l*m By lv# < mdiiftry he * *>n j -'pnred a re**?nabl?
rnti|K t.-nre a* I m.U.y year ?4U?*e rrnred fr<<tli biuu. KH,
tut hi* a' tn h and leietolert mind irt'ltio-il hitn to rtn
ph.y hi* tinm for th.' h?tieU? of hm fellow rrea'.ure*. Dur
ing th#* lart I mri ty Ave >enr? he tuw Wer> a leading m> tn
l>er ? ir*'? < hur< h. and <?ne of the oidn*t TruaV"* of
thei athnur orphan A*ylum, and f'?r nearly half aeeutury
a r"?l lent of the Sm 1 1I1 want >f thia pllj, H? waa e*?r
art.ve in a dmg ih? helj 'eea ?<" any clUnr nr creed
ba?l tti < ? if nfidrn< e nf hia < i??irtf ytve-n In an eminent de
gree wli I. h i* diemtereoted opinion wan "fteo ai?t?' *Je I
to by U? many It ih old and y??itif m U ha*e great rna
???n W< * mum tha loaa of a wieo <A??n*\.l.*>r ai. l dt'.'ieil
friend.
Th? funeral will tako place from fctt Ute re*idewe, V<?.
91 M'fnrne *tr''et, to m<?rr"W ne rn 1 4 it ten o'ciork "
remain* will taken U> ft Mar* * rh'JKh. rem er <
(>rMiid and Kelge *tree(a, where biKh mae* be 1 e!o
hrateti, Htn relative* and friends are respectfully invited
t?> attend
M? tla?rn ?On .-tnndav mornicg, Jf?* -2. Maanawr, ra
Itr.t of the Uuc TV, ma* M. i.rath, ?f '!>?' ????" "f Kllau ?<?.
r?itiiily l/tnmriek, Irrlai"! in the ?4ti TMrnf her age
The frit-nda of the familv ???' ,,lu" "f h'*1' *"'n* 11
John I > on* , .lame* |,ee K.^er| W ,n hy and Patr-i* MN
lett, Mr* raowtud to alteo<l the fr>>m Ui ?ci"n#e
of Si. rth Sixth an I Tlur l ?trret*. WI '*m*burg te u? .rrow
atlernoon, at two rtw?. * <?"?" ? ,
_On Saturday, Nov 21. after a lewg an I m
?er? illnra*, J.w* *? IUT?ou?, ?aU- mef &a>?*. ag?>d 42
yfThe fr>rr,.t? an t ir-.n roan, e., and the member* of Um
U-htOnard. ar* ?i*d to?U?Bd the riwnl, fVo? tm?
U denre el hi.* nvthUriu!aw. Mr, <e . j.d<e, N. M
w t Sitte< nth tr> t.to m. r^w afh ri kiov U oneo\iuck.
t,,.. remain* Will be Uken |o (Treeawood.
-??.*? i.'i' Sun lay nieraing, N<>?. 23, at kar real*
denre. N'i ? I?e*kr<"*"a *tree?. M*a? >**?*.?. wife of Joha
II ,a(irrw?o4 age< I hi y ear* . 9 rn"iitV and ? day*, ana
,iv; Ch*mptaM, Olntoa eeanty . N T.
T*"B ?A' Ha- ma, FVMay. Na* 0, nf yellow fo*cr,
Mr T*"l, lah' of Qaebec, aged 22 year*
TtiroMo liiob< and ^.eheo pa|W?r* ptaaae
Tn"?r*(>* ? *?n ii.ni.'ay , No*. 9. at thi> r??odei?oe hin
bri'ther in law. Mr S. M.lwn. Ivrhy ro??d, UnnMe, Ijrer
iio.'t. t'apt W 0 I'ttoar-'*. laieof the i?m krt *b>p New
Vori, ira<iiug between New Turk and Havre, aged M
>e*r?
Tnwntit ? OnTiie*day, No* 17, ?r**T** MrOwm Tra
T*a w.fe of Milham Turner, ol N.-ttw I'lovuieuoe. l>ei.a
warecovoty. rean*.,fiwuierly of ielfkat, lre'.?ad, aged U
jmt