The Buffalo Commercial from Buffalo, New York • 3

Tk CaVat-ta. BXUOIOUS ITEMS. MARINE INTELLIGENCE. BY TELEGRAPH. Coram trrial ibtrtisfT.

hm 4 rowed Stmts at 70Tlc; and HOBO Va Canala at S3e the latter price for Toronto. Cora Dell. Sales today 0000 km high mixed at te afloat; and 0000 bn afloat at 61c. Wh.ke7--Sales 160 bole at Vc Sbipped br tows to New York, Nor. 21 lflOwflOO bash torn, 811,500 be wheat, a7jB00 osvta, fl.100 bw rye, 000 be malt, 30.900 ba barief gALKS AT AUCTION.

FUlaTTtte ACCTTONKKK. avctio coniumwi diercha a JTs.M Street 1.. AT. Ul Mr TOfi Wul (iv hia attantton tha of P-1 Es'i Qanaral Merchamltca iiad ilouaeholu Pojtiss 5rvtakina; np bona-kpiDg, en hara tfasir in i tsjraaold itbar at their raaMenea or tha Aaatton Kci lajMrai advances ftxda upon srcltamluta, if Oaasfad. THIS AFTERNOONS DESPATCH.

Arrival ot fiegiments at Fortresa Monroe. Active Operatiaas ia Preparatiss. THE fABTIClXAB SCENE UNKNOWN Mltvinn, Nov. 20. Receipts, 208 bbis flour, 49.246 bo wheat 1,476 ba oats, 526 ba corn, lfl ba barley Ship-menta, 3691 bbl floor, 23,000 bu wfat 137 bbis pork.

128 bb'rbeef, 214 bbis iarl There waa a slim attendance of bnyers on tbe nlatforms agsua fhi mo rain occasioned in part by tbe anfaroraible state ol the weather, but more especially, no doubt, by the anfiarorahle character of last evening's saarket reports from the east. The market waa iwminally lower, bat (luring tbe earlier hours there, were no quotations ee-tab ihed The best fijarea that fcould have been rsnlised for new receipts, wers yetierday Cloirng' prices frr old ooea. Toward- noop the market became active at 71974c for old re eipts No. 'I and No. 1, but on 'Change declined lc, new receipts bringing onj 7276c There is a difference, it should be remembered, of ic in storage between old and Dew receipts, tbe fornar being suktject to 6c and the latter to 4c, onleas shipped this fall.

In that cases storage is aaixe as usuaJ. Tbe artet Was steady with a good demand after the decline. Including the earlier traoaac-tiona, about 60,000 ba wh-at changed handset 7071c for old rvceiptf No 2, Tic for nw receipts uitto, 73jb74c for old receipt No 1. 7.c for new receipts ditto, and T276c for the same qualities delivered. First dispatches from New York to the Chamber of Commerce reported the market for wheat a shade easier.

Floor bad a doeJorfe-ard tepdeney; no transactions, however, took p. ace indicating a aeciine. We note sales ol 400 bbis at UaJ 26 for country superfine, and $3 lor giod to choice country extra. SciUtneL Exports) of Breadstuff from tie V. States TUe foll'jwiog from tiie Now York Shipping LMt shows the exports of breadstuff from tha United States to Great Britain aud Ireland since Spt.

1.1861: Cm i' ii spe.Wrs.es tU Bmgmim Cwmmtrdmi Advertiser. Dsraorr, Hot. Z2, 1861. Gkxts. ta osy yesterday's report it was stated that Keystone State had passed here.

This was given me the propeller City of Madison, who stated they met her the night, but aince give it aa their opinion they were mistaken. I have no doub they were. I fear tbe worst rwaiilu as to the fate of that steamer I do hot telegraph fact oo account of the friends of those on board liv-iij Buffalo an-; amxji mix taxt xne sLeTwrene State loet now entertain doubta When last seen on Lake Huroo, by schooner Broason. and she has been at Milwaukee. Chicago, Mackinac Saginaw.

Thunder Bay, or Goderich Aside from this, the steamer City of Cltvwimd fell in with Ursre qnantiti; cf Boatirg eck of" Point aa barque, on Tuesday morning of this week, such as bulwarks, cabin-work, and long stanch ion a indicating pUiniy to be tht of some lost steamer. There no other steamers or propellers due here but the kleyatooe; the Pittsburgh passed down last night, but knew nothing of her It wcid not be Improper br yn state ia tsa marine column bow she came te be reported pasting here, and await further tidings. Yours, LIST OF VESSELS PASCLS'G DETROIT By teUgrmyh, exclusively fr LA Cvmtmxrcxmi Advertiser rwrwoiT. Kov. 43.

Tbe is a list of tbe vessels which have passed here from 12 M. yesterday ti 12 M. to-dy: Bemnd Up Propellers Concord. Tree State, and Missouri; barks Mar-silluo, and Fame; brig Genera, schooners Jacinto. Shepard.

A orris, and Fulton Beumd Down Propeller Adriatic. There is a large fleet vessels in river St Clair, bound down t3T VimsLfl Papists a raftou thb rTLi.Arr Cavil We art inds! A Caft. 71. T. L-orr for tLe folk of veawla pawdng throngh the Wetland Canal: Flour.

Meal, fftuat. Corn bblt bbU. but. but. New York 3Q0 New Orlean.

-10 Philadelphia lb VMI 64.78 61.03 Balumore 1 112,729 IS 11.166 20,305 i ither Torts 16 233,514 Totaj.lSol 276,39 30U 5 108,758 3.070.361 1KOU -Hio 8.13704 lncreae 2.037,140 Oetrtise S.Wa.446 Kor 1859 7S.237 1SK.599 185 305,685 TO THK Flour. H'kcat. Corn. Rue bbis. bu.

bus bus New Y'ork Nov ltl 380,932 5 562,212 221.113 353,527 Oiher Porta a. 767 l.i6S 12,387 Total. 1841 300.816 5,572,180 221,113 365.914 I860 12 673 166.923 15 430 350 136a 1858 .16.533 48.372 VtuiU Bound Wear Wkertfritm. Wktrc lu Ob the 21st TrofHilier errz.oot Ogdensburgh. Toledo Schoooer A Buckingham, Oawego.

do Hcbooner Elk, do Gctoiich. Schooner John WeobT. do Ciwelan-! Sciiwoer Africa. Detroit. Schooner do Chicago.

Schooner Allautic. Tfironti i.rie On the '22d Schooner A Morey. Oswego Scboooer Kenoeoa, do ut Schooer Koyal Albert, Toronto, Owen Sound Mantern, Chntou. bou4 East. IVkrre from H'ktrt to On the Schooner 1, Collirif Toledo Ogdeneburfh Schooner T.tan.

Chicago, SchCMjoer Per.iaD, Toledo, do Schooaer Maixe do do Schooner Grand Ttjrk. Detroit. Ogdenshurgh. Schoouer Traveller. do uo ScbKDer Toledo, Oswego Schooner Lively.

or Sclio ner Aagu-tua do do Schooner Minnas ita, I'etroji, TRADE AND COMMERCE. COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER OFHCR. UrpyALO, Nov. 161. Buffalo Mar Met Saturday Soox, Nuv, 33.

Ki.mck -Market dull tinl heavy and nothing doipg thm mortnu, except ou ime i.fcouut SaIl-k kidcas yetUnhi) aou 60 bbl- 4 75 f(r extra tec)nsin; 5 005 111 la tor extra Oljjo and India na. and t55 fi'li lor Uoutd-extras. Whkat The market iuif and heavy and do aie? have beeu reported this moruiog A guod demand prevailed in the afternoon of yesterday, owln' to favoraLitt-re porta from New York, Bale including 11,000 bu Chicago spring at 90j; A.6O0 bu Canad. club at 91 S'-: bub Milwaukee club at 4nd 10,000 bu do at tf3c. Corn Market dull aud nothiug doing thi-t morning Sale ba yesterday afternoon ai Oats and other grains dull and nothing doing WhiRkkt ReinamH uomioal at 17c Canal Frekjhts eat tu Kochehtn 'he only enaement repotted rake imports.

The loliurting showb the iujporta of articles Lake, dunn the 11 hoars e'iding dhi today: Klour, bbis heat, bu 35,734 vVhi.ikev, bbis 11 Ui bu 2.62 oil, bM(t 4) ou, bu Kruit. bbis 1 Rarl-y ut.H, bbis 1 Its 1 l-bit: I.um,-?r, KoH) Bean. bgs 13 Hides No ll'J CoM. un J0) Wool, bin 1'ig iron, pitfs 2.r Ragn. neks Cheese, bx Alcohol bbis lol Nails, kga 60 Tongues, Lake Import 3d Week iu November.

Statkmknt. th imports lv 'ake, at Buftilo. of most articles, dunng H6l: the week ending noon Nov. 22. CbcfcT or Semiossj.

Hon. James Sheldon Jadg. Not. 1861. Tb Poopl rm afleaj Michael OnaL jr, Joseph Oriel aa- sstaatlan Grtel.

Indictnxeat for assault with intent tokili. lie nasi fril wa eonrietnd at an ananlt and battery Michael Ariel, Joseph Grfel and Sebastian Griel, were eonrteted of an asaaolt upon tb parson of Gilbert Chil-eott witboot joabnable rauae. sod with Intent do bodily Mrto wjth a aiiarp and dasgarooa weapon. The People Charles Kohler IndicUd for an aaaanlt with intent to kill. Convicted of "an aaaanlt upon the Pron of Fox Thosnpaon, withontjustinableca ose AW Tha People va Charles Brickie, heretofore convicted of aaaaalt and battery.

Sentenced to pay a an of $2S, and tand committed til paid. Tb Psopl va kicbael Hannahan, Terry Conly, Edward Daffy and Pter Conly. Indicted for petit larceny Jorv, under diractioa of Court, acquitted Petr Conly, and trial tha others in progras. "pClaU notlcM. NOT THE HEAD with NITRATE OF SILVER AIR Di Certified t.i be PURE SAFE UNECjCALLED, by DP CHILTON OF NEW YOKE and OTHER EMINENT CEKifl33 Prodacwa any ahcT frdm Hch irellow brown to gloaey Mack, ivj tVr mnc -eg, and contains no ingredient that is to tbe hair.

Manufactured by J. CHRIST AD0RO, 6 Aator Houw, New York. Sold everywhere, and applied hy all Hair Dresner. a20tde 19dfcc t3T" FEVERS, FEVER AND AUE Billions Affections, Cold, KhenmatJ-tnoi, Costive dm, Consumptiona, Affections of the Spleen, of the LiveV, of the Heart. Tu- rnours, ad ail weaves hich destroy Uffc, have always 1 exhibited, npnn duwwction if th" body, a number of hard cone te fnD in some -f the organs named or tbe blood Teasel), sometimes even raioitying in the nVeh, and again deposited upon the side of a bone.

Now lhee little hard anbstancea would mvkk vokh if Brand-re tii's Pills were ueed they would be purged out of the system, and years of happy life would be tle sufferers lot instead of aa wrh pav. Always purge but bvkr blsku sfckDeA T. Carpenter. cf Gouverneur, St Lawrence Co New York, 64 years of aje nays he has use3 Brandretb's Pills for 34 years; administered them first to his coachman, who had fever and ague; gave eight the lay after chill; chilla and fever len severe; gave eight more the next day, and so every other day until the chill and fever not rrturn, which wi' about eight daya from the Hrst attack He thn gave four, evry other day, for another week, when the man was entirely restored to his usual good health. He was hlmneil" attacked; took in the same way waa cured in lea- time He uned no other medicine 34 years; found them always reliable for himself and family when fick; has recommended them to thousands, with the beat renuiU, aa! feels confiJent that every fami would have a larger average of health if thee PilU were med in The place of and other hurtful reme die.

Sold by HOLLISTEft LAVKRACK nJ Washington s'ree; JOHN P. DIE HL, 402 Main street, Buffalo, S. Y. and by respectable dealers in uiediciueK. no20tdeldiac tjT MATHEWS' CHOCOLATE WORM DROPS never ill to de-itroy and exterminate all kinds of lBte-ttinl Worms.

Are perfectly reliable all CJtaea, aod far superior tu any and all the Fancy Worm Confections and nauseous Vermifuges which axe in ue. They may be tak-n all times with perfect safety, aa they contain NO MERCURY or other deleterious drug. Mother boald alway-purchase them and give thir ohildi'en no other. yo Cmikmrtxc whatever is necessary to be given) For sale by all Druggists and PeaW-i in Medicines. A I MATHEWS, General Agent, auHjval Buffalo.

N. and Fort Erie. W. t3T A 1 DYE! HAIR DYE HAIR DVE! WM. BATCHKLOR'S HAIR DYE.

THE ONLY HARMLESS AND RELIABLE DYE KNOWN All otners are mere tinitalionR, and shonld be avoided if you sh to es-xape ridicule. GKE RED OH RCSTY AIR dyed insUntly to a beautiful and njtirrai Brown or without the injury to Hair or Sk.n. WM. A. BATCH vAA R'S HAIK DYE produces a not to be diHtinuUhed from nature, and is ttarrantr.d not injure in the leat, however long it may be fontiune and the ill effects of bad Dyes remedied The hair is invigorated for life, by thia splendid I)y which is proper'? applied at No.

10 Bond Btreet, Neu York. FH'TEEN MEDALS AND Dl PL' AS have t-u awarded to Wm. A. Batchklor, since lS-iW, and over applications have leeD made tbt hfir the t. his famous I ve Sold in all the cities and towns of -the t'nited States, Viy Druggicts and Fancy Goods Dealers.

The Genuide has the name "Williarc A. Batchelor," acJ adires upon a steel plate engraving, on the fouf side- ea-h bx. WHOLESALE FACTORY, HI BARCLAY apvn8ae Late 53 Broadway, New York. MAETIN TAYLOR. Publisher, Bookseller and Stationer 299 MAIN STREET, iNKARLV 0PPOS1TS AMERICAN HOTEL.

1 BUFFALO. Prices Reduced Save Money, HY CALLIKJ AT aU. TAYLOU Book 6c StUouery More, aiW MAIN STREET. BEST ENGLISH AND AMERICAN EDITIONS STANDARD BOOKS. BIBI.KS AND PRAYER BOOKS POPI LAR NEW BOOKS.

SCHOOL BOOK.S, OF ALL KINDS. ENVELOPES, OK EVJ-RY lE.CRHTION. CAP, LETTER AND NOTE PAPERS. BLANK BOOKS AND STATIONERY. At Wholesale or lie tail.

BY SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS with L4ing Pub lishers of Books, and the Bettt Manufacturer of Stationery, I am enabled to offer the Best Stock, at lewtr Prices than can be found at any other place in the city. DEALERS at the Lowtst Ae York Jobbing Price, without charge for freight. MARTIN TAYLOR, 2fd Main atreet, my26 nearly opp ajte American A NEW STOCK Or THE BEST ENG- litih and French Note and Letter Papera and Enrel- opea, at ao27 TAYLOR'S, 309 Main street. GREAT STOVE EMPORIUM JOHN C. JEWETT, 259 Street, POT FOR JEWETT Jt ROOTS "COMBINATION" COOK STOVE, with the OKNUINE BKICK OVKN! Acknowledged by the thooaanda that aae it, the Beat Baking aud axtl D( Oven iu the World.

This Stove has been tested neaxly three years. The re- ault a COMPLtTB VICTORY TJ the Brick Oven Store, as a Coal Bnrner. Wonderfully Economical. $2.00 per month ia the most it can cost for Hard Coal Fuel, an still lees with Coke. The durability of the Brick Oreo is guaranteed for TKN YEARS.

It tk8 no more thtvo Five Minute lorjgr to ht up the Brick Otm rwtdy for than an Iron Orn. Tbini more tbaa ompnMteJ for in the duratiin of the heat, which is twenty timea longer thin Iron Oven, and it PERFECTLY UNIFORM AND STEADY. The careful watching which ia indUpeiibIe in the oae of tke Iron Oreo, in ent.relj anuecewy with tbe BRICK OVEN. The Bake of tbia Otid it thorough and complete, nothing being waetcd by beiag burned or aoorched. All unite in saying that tbe bread is far sweeter an 1 richer to the tarte, and the meatji.

when hung upon the pit, are the perfection of ROAS1ING. The Broiliug Arrangement. with the Brick Oreo, ia pronounced perfect Any pur-chaeer of tbe Brick Oven Store, can hare tja priTjZege. altera trial of two month, of returning the tame, if not prwTing entirety aatiafactorj. HOME iTIANlTACTURE Repair can alwaja be had at a moment's notice, and at a trifliug expsnae.

Jewett Roofa Coal Head nar stowea, GA AND SMOKE BURNERS, THE UADIATOB, aad THK MERIDIAN, in tvkinf the lvd, and firing the most pxfct tt action A Urge aaaortmaot ot LOW PRICE COOKIN6 STOVES, for Wood er Coal. COAJL AND WOOD PAIS IO It STOVES, in eadlesa variety. Call at JOHN JEWETTS Great Surra Depot mad Hoaae-Keepers Kmporium. 260 Main strawt. Aa Ciiaaii'la i tas Old aal4 THE POPULAR LOAN.

1 aat aav pre pared ta foraiaa tha 7 3 10 Traaaauy Hntaa ia aaj with the speee for the pajva'a savasa laft in caaam, ao ubh aav a ass a can oa amai m. H. N. SMTH. Umearraat IrXanerBairUMI Teaa- CAKaOA FEB CENT.

DISCOCHT. Per Coot Dim Ohio, sQeaina aad IwUaaa, (Ststa Bank) 1 Pouaseieama aarto 1 ataJTtaad, Kaataekr aa4 Iadtoaa Fraa rirafaav Jto I H. n. mm rrxz, zmm nmct ocii Near taa Faat OWca. tha by In this waa not ire to Sin of hst 3c Bctbel Notice.

Meetings will be heW f- the Bethel Church, ea Peery etrewt, oaak "iy afternoon at IS o'clock. Nw CrrtifcJ.A new Methodist Church i) being bnlft ajd la aow nearly nntahad in For trill. I. 1 aid to be a Large and rery aUgut ediflcc. U.VIVEB8ALI8T Chcrch.

The Rev. J. Haeard Hartaell will deliver the aixtb lecture in the preeent coarse I tomorrow evening at o'clock. Sahj Tb Relation Art to Religion. A Discourse on The Fopulr Amuaeniento I the Day." will be repeated 1y at the Church North atreet, next Sabbath evening, at 7 o'clock, by Prof.

McQonefall. First Prmbttbkiax Chlbch, Rochester, i The Firat PreabyUrian Inarch at Itocheater, which aince tbe reaignatioo of Dr afcllvajna, haa bee a without regular oaator, recently addreaaed a call to tha Rev. Dr. I fairin Peaee, of Burlington, Vt, which haa been aapt- i Or Peaae will enter upon bia datfoa tr. lb aecond Sabbath in January.

A W2t of Prayer. The first week of De- -ember ia to be obeyrrved by tbe Preabytarian Church (New i School; aa a aeaaon of apecial prayer for a rerira.1 ijf reli-gion. in acertiaac with a reeointorj General Aa- aembly I Hr.i.i(iox ix the Eagle Brioadk. For wvrral abbatha paat aerricea liar been conducted at amp Morgan under the direction of 0 Cook. eiiatd ditfernt city paitora The aoldiera have leel p'oprjli i by the Chriatiau Vol.

with a liberal On nber of tracta, rllgiouB papers, etc and nearly a hundred rolumca uookXf a p'rticm of the lattsr being donated by citireca. learn hit the Board of Managers of the Tmon have anpolnted an Army Committee" for direct service among, tb soldiers quarterrd in thia vicinity. Tbe City 1 Bible Society ia alike engaged in the good work of ft tab- Bibles and Testaments for the a of the soldie It i understood too, that a reguLar Bible Claaa Will be eetabliwhed at Foit Prrt-wr hy ofHcrTS of the tnattaii Installation-. The installation of Rev. Mr.

Bingham, tbe Pastor elect of Weatminster Presbyterian Chajfeh took place on Wednesday evening last. The At edxAfc deacribea it: After introductory prayer by the MoiPilorof Prei-iev Mr. Orton, rearliD ot cripLnrcii by Kv bvtery. Ke hut, of Silver Creefc. 4dj alntfinir bv th etioir, tb i.

of Cleve- Htirmun wiw by Kev W. H. Gootlncl I Ti.i 1 fimn 1, Tirji. ill, Tb Church of tha Imaa- (iod, i ftii'i (round of the Ttie Mol- era'or then oriou tided to Fa tor elect and to the congregation, the constitutional questiona, and pronounced pajttoral relation conaum mated. Rev Dr Chester fallowed with prayer It waa a clear and beautiful appeal the great Head of the Church, to aid thin Pastor and People faithfully, to carry out the promise just made, and crown theirttuion with unefulneaa, prosperity, and pr-miifDce.

A charge waa then given to the Faatnr, by Rev lieacock. of La Fayette Street Church. It waa extremely appropriate and touching Kev. Dr Clarke of the Ki rat Church, delivered the charge to tbe people. Many pertinent and weighty puggeations concerning the Mnttea of peop'e to their apiritual guide were conrfenaed into a brief aeriea of re mark a and prewd home with nia peculiar illaatration, earoeatneM and teeling.

At Intei during the exercigee, the choir aung. 0, how beautiful ia Zion" Come in, thou leased of the Lord" Praia Go 1 from whom alt blending! The whole wa fed with BeuedieUe-i iv he Paator Kail way Jf" The new brick freight depot for the Buffalo und Erie Railroad, is nearly ready for occupation. It a tine appearing building, of sufficient capacity to accommodate extendi. freighting buaiueaa of the road. Th3 jompauy ia alio erect.

eg a new brick baggage and telegraph building, adjoining the west end of the paaaeu-ger depot Dv nktrk Jour, The Michigan Southern Railway Com-ptny aru constructing a firyt rlaaa eating house at Elkhart, Indiana at the junction of the Old and the Air Line route, and intend to have it kept in the bet manner, regard ten of profit to the owners It will contain two eating rooms, in one of which full meals will be nerved, and the other such article as travelers may call for. The houae at White lit(eon will be abandoned. Atlantic, for Dbckmbrr. The Atlantic Month for Dcemkr comes to us IreU'ed with the following article; The Houje of Lafayette, by Gen. W.

Greene, A Field Night iu the Houe of Commons, con tiiiniug aome peraon) sketches of tbe British Ministry, A Legend of the lake, I'oem by John Whit-ti'T, AgneH of Sorrento, chapters VI and VII, by Mr Stout-; A new Counterblast, by T. Hi gginson; The Wolves, a poem by J. T. Trowbridge; A Story of Today, part HI; Health of the Hospital, by Harnett Story of Thanksgiving Tune; not at all up to the Atlantic standard; t'uion and Liberty. p'm by Oliver Wendell Holmes, of which the fotlowiug is the concluding stanza: Lord of the Universe! shield us and guide ut.

Trusting Thee alwayn, through shadow and sun! Thou i.a-t uuited us; who shall divide us? Keep ua. II, kee the Ma.it in 0k! I'p with our banner bright, Sprinkled With ttarry liglit. Spread its fair embleiu.i frmn mountain to shore. While through the aounding sky Loud rings the Nation's cry, I'nion and LinKRTTj Omi Etihmori How to Hough It, by J-T Fields; SeUPoeaaeeion va. repossession, by James Russell Ixwell, and the usual variety of Reviews and Literary Notices, complete the content the number Harprr for Dkckmber.

The new number Harper's opens with the fosrth instalment of Ross Browne's racy sketches of California life, profusely illustrated by his own pencil. The second article is a contribution of Waldo Abbott's account of the way of "Making Money;" this chapter describing the United States Mint Philadelphia. The remainder of the attractive programme of the number ia as follows; The Okavano River, by A. H. Guernsey; A Wife's Story, by Mrs.

Louise Chandler Moultou, Mount Victory, a tale, by Mrs. Alice Haven; the Reign of Sultan Abd ul Medjid by I'r Win. (ioodell, of Constantinople; (Still Unknown, a poem, R. H. Stoddard; A Psalm of the Union, by Win.

Rosa Wallace; A Sketch of Colonel Raker, by John Hay, private secretary of the President; tw-y or three short stories; new chapters in Thackeray's "Philip," and Anthony Trollope's Orley Farm;" and an unsualty good assortment in the F.ditnr's Titble, Drawer, Chair and the Foreign Bureau. Canal Navigation. Since the departure of the great tleet of canal boats eastward, shippei a here Lave nearly ceased to load boats for tide-water. Only two boata left for Troy on Thursday, and eoe yesterday. Shipment now are made principally to Rochester.

bushels uf wheat were sent thither ouThurday, and several cargoes to intermediate places. Through shipments are about concluded for the season Pat nts. New Patent have recent! been isued through the office of B. Forbusb, to Henry C. Felthouaeo, of Burfalo, for Improved Head Light for vessels.

Welcome Sprague, of Famham, for Improved Reaping Boles, of White's Corners, for Improved Washing Machine. Locomotive Disablkd Locomotive 122, drawing the 0:15 Central freight train toward this city, laat evening, waa disabled near Bergen by the breaking of a cylinder head and The Express train due was delayed about twenty minutes by the accident. Ad eugioe waa despatched from Rochester, which drew the freight to Buffalo. (Accident. At the Troy theatre.

Thursday evening, in a fencing scene between Messrs. pack man, formerly of this city, an I Maeder, by so mo mUtake the latter received a severe cut ie the hand, by being struck with the sword of the former. Tbe wound bled profusely, but did not interfere with the progress of the play Tub New Commander or Cavalry. Geu. Geo.

Stoneman, recently appointed to the command of the entire Cavalry force of the LT is a natire of the town of Busti, Chautauqua courcy, and a graduate of West Point More Due em bis p. Magazines -Hairs Journal of Health, Knickerbocker, Frank Leslie's Magaxine, Atlantic Monthly. Godey, Peterson, Arthur. Ballon's Klec-tric, kc, are aJ1. on hand at Hawk' Literary Depot, No.

10 East Seneca street. Correction. Ia our notice entitled Extraordinary Surgical Operation' which appeared yesterday, Lr. J. F.

Miner's name was wrongly apeUed Miner. Among the uamea of physicians who assisted at the operation, that of Dr. King shonld hare been i Deluded. Anothkr Co nt rove nay. Rer.

Abram Pryue. Parson Drowolow's opponent, and Uriah Clark, the apostle of apintualiam. will comma oc an oral controversy on Spiritualism at Apollo Hall, Watertowo, next Tuesday, and keep np the gust one week. Another Case op Scdbv Death. Mr.

Daniel Cooper, resident near O'Connors ship yard, across the creek, died suddenly yesterday morning, frem aome maknowa cause. Festival. Tbe ladies' feedvaJ for the benefit of tha Cedar Street Baptist Church will oomr at St. Jamaa Hall, oo Tusarfay STeoiujF, December k. See ad-Tartiaaaaaat.

Thb Sw.NDLijiw. We leara tbavt the three baaf-packiac iwtDdVara Currr, rraaciaaasl MeJJaUj who aiaavsaaared tram BoSalo a law dajs afo, hara aiaea baan aan la Cle aland Bawara of them! Adjockxed. The Board of Supervison have adjourned till the 17th af December Death to Socr Bbbad. What evervbudv savs, aat ba traa. Krery body dose saj that tha Pataat rnfaraMatad Bread, is tha bast bread erer aaada.

Fuller Bread Works, 87 Blliaott atreet, batwaaa Kafle acd lin-toav aoSim Doa't negleoit to order that Rubber Moulding aad Waa er Stripe tot Tear doors aod wiado They eaanves bo bad la this city aflar Mas uvem. Boaney'e Hotel- mZlV2 BUlicralaV at Tke Rkaatea' No, cr iw am Brmaaw. XX O.aadr. K. alolasaaa.

8a- laca br tsaail eaa. MeM SO. 4a Beawoa atreat. of No. or in the did and for iy at A.

to tarda EtcoIo, Nowatxabwr S3, 1861. LOCAL MISCELLANEOUS Proctanailoo, Bu EJDhTlN D. MOKQA. Ooinur As lev. Amid the tramp of snartsa, tei sound of fratricidal strife sad LameDtatioa Tor tpre wrto.

we still behold the merciful exm te? Vu Radar of tile Can terse made bar for oar protection. Thaa. a auleidal war, stimulated by leaders ef faction aad irtd with ail the power of a great aod aniaguided people, weirbalike tb band of daatti upon tbe a atToaal erurglea, and throws its dark shadow over tha Land; taejagh this nation, ao recently prospering under Heave'sa brightest smile and advancing with gigantic ate, a toward greatness and power, baa been arrested in Tu progress, aod is aulferlog tbe deee hamilia'tion and blighting Influence of a murderous civil war; yet we beve Infinite reuse for tbaokegielnff and praiaa to Almighty (iod bi-eaae baa been stayed from tbe fireside and from the camp; Internal order has prevailed; plenty baa abound ed; liberty of eonaeieDee ramaina unabridged; ordioary parantta bare been uninterrupted; oar national right are respected; partisan animoaitiea are fast burning out, and tbe apirit of fraternal affection baa been beautifully uitoi-feat throughout a wide extant of nar common tountry Tbough composed ef the repreeeatattve of many Mtifl', a general ealainity baa revealed oar strange uoemgeneity, ass served to obliterate prejudices, haa moved all alike by the asms patriotic emotion. All alike hare reaponded to tke aall to aave oar imperiled inatitutn.ua. Tbe muni- ma energy wbich tha arriei calla forth proves oor nation- al aptrit to be unahate-1, oar rigor uuwsated, and jiTe-i froraij, andar tbe bleaaings of God, of a higher pns.li'jn ail that eoiuruiutea true uatioaal greato-.

1 evils follow tbe train of armies, yet for tueee we bare a great compeoasttoa in tha fact ttoat tbe exposures aod ei-aiendituree incident to war will nec-eartly counteract tbe tendency of tbe a-, to etfeuiinacy au'J luxury In tbW boar t.t ajMfction. thoab inay not preaame to lift tbe veil wnlh mercifully hide tbe future, yet we inhere ttia', to tbe w.n-lruu plan 'f fcod, if we bat humbly now before Win and act. oar National -in. Infinite) V'iajom wll ur out from tbit great tribulation married and permanent good; tiiat tbe abutting eAteuce of 'Ue mutahiii'y of human affaira taught us in the leaaona of tba year will tend to rabdae oar heart, and that tbia noble Union, tbe work of men loapired by tba loftteat patriotism, tbe of the World and the glory of tbia Nation, will prMrTd. or tin bleaainga aeen by ua, and for those wulcli In the Providence of God are vouchsafed unto but which mortal eye cannot discern, we akould make oer puhlic acknowledgments: Therefore, 1.

EDWIN MOrUlAN. Governor the 3Ute iA Vw York, do appoint THURSDAY, the TWEN DAY OK NOVEMBKK oeji, aa a day of rra, Thtikaxivuig an 1 Prayer to Almighty God: and da aarneatly rt coininod that tha people of this State do, on tllHt lay, alietain from their uauai nccupationa. and hi their reHpectire placea of worabip, unite in hurriM i-xprftKBiolM of Mtitude to Hint from whom we derive all blenmngti, and to whom we look for a restoration ot tar Ut 'iur bflo'd country In witrjpM wbereof, I bare hereunto nbi my hand an-' affixed the privy real of tj State, at the Cily L. of Albany, thia Brut An-, of (ictoner. he year of our Lord on- hundred and By the Goremor.

HlWI.V MORGAN Ixx.kwoOD 1.. IJOTT, lMat Secretary A Canaiia Joi rvai mto Ltder, cpym portin Kampast. The To- i of" our iirticl of tb 13th HTa.em'Dt made hy p-n- myl junf arrive 'rmfi T-trntfi relmtiTe to eiteD-lve Jp-tionn of Hrit; i from fon-vs -juaitcred (m tjat city thun It in probable that tbe ((ritlr-'iiau 'upe'l ur BuO'nl'i cDtniH.r;iry vtiw of a. party of well-riifl ra-nals who have bun here tor moid months pant in tli pay of the Filers. g'v(rrainButt and wti'i rcutly f'iuml it C'DTenieot to the bonier t' ftneape unplenant at -leotioo.

Oae of tiirne part inn, combiuio tbe protVw.oita of blAfkle, py. anU rv-' ruitiOK aent. DUddeD-I, after i-wtiwiinK noiiit- i our ritanris. and trviti to wiodle other-i, mid b. or h.

in the n'y creature likely to foint upon the KuIT-tlo Somtrexal the falhoo i to which it haa iteri rorreucy It i enwuhih that we koow that the Ktaterufnt attrthut(t to the Commercial in from netrinniojf to eo'l untrue. If we were de-i'ourt, a- th latUr Heeriin tn he, to the inc pteut ill reeling t(f aerated itmonK the or the and certain tbia tide the bordrr. by the unfuand-y luu.ndoe- of that journal Hod ethera aimilarly inol.Qtjd ahnuM have the best of rouiMl f.r hp.aly replying to the above pa-lagraph. Uowirer little nht we may have to be ur l-nce'l at the iMehoodrt it cootaii. falsehood evidentl -iictateij yty roanv-nt lualevo ence we nhall at Want J111 itJei in rebuking the tial'ai nend of tho Ltmdsr in u.

puhliahing the letter of our articln in '(uerttion, where we eipre-aly the renpoiifl.hility of the t'atemeht to winch it alludea, aa lollows. We inclined to doubt the rej rt aa to the nutnbei of the attainted-1 hut to ft- 1 t.iat dt-xertionn from the rank of the British tioop-i ar frequent we apprehend, undeniable. It in known ttiat several red-cnatu have paa-d through tin (rity on their wav to join the t'uion ai my no the I'otouiac." Tbene latter icts are Indeed undeniable, and it in also true th.it the red-coata who hive joined oor army have dore no ol their own wiah and acc ird, uiiinflueiicfti by any amenta or recruit iug officer, authorized ly thiagverDUient Tukatrk. Miss Uichinga ban ever) reason to be aatianed with the audience that aaaeuihled uo the ocvaaiou of her tivjoettt lat evenui It wan Lot only a large tail cordial one. hut it wii eompoaed, iu a great rueaaure, of our bt inhabitautri.

We saw many fice iu "he crowd laat aremotf that we rarely meet at the theatre T'u fair beneficiary waa euthutiiaaticHlly received, au-i her acting and ainging were frequently and warmly applauded Her Sicilieiioe" nit uproariously encorel. aa it deaerved to be. Mr. KichinH niiared the hononi of the evening with hi brUliant daughter. Hie "Karuir" ia a complete impersonat ion.

ia make-up, are ptcturea, and hia acting la Inimitjtole. Tbe place throughout, wan performed better than ever before. Like wine, it fruity aa iu daya increaae We are not turprie to we it nu the bit' for tbia evening It peeing aluioat cruel to withdraw a play that ia no thoroughly popular, but the Kirhinga are aoxioua to bring out other productions for the gratification of their HuiTalo fnendaf and "The Kncli nf i must neoda yield up her oeptre tnniglit. There will, tit coiir, be an overtlewing house to "fi'teed the parting gue-t The aurceaa ot the Rich in during the fortnight that terminate this eveniu- uni-t very grntirjiDg to thean There haw beeu no auch eng im thtur- in Hutfulo for many a year. Said a gentleman ur heirin, iant tvenin There ia no use talking; the Richiug are greater favorite in Buffalo than any and all other Tbe remark wae true, aad the fact furniahea its own corumenta Iatu uk a Teachkr Mis MaryZ.

lae, an accoraplial, 1 youog ladv of twenty-two yeara. who atood high aa iacher among tbe public echooln Rocbeater, died Thursdnv night of corjaumptiou- The Rochester Uie haa the follow, ng in connection with the event: "The mother of the deceased may be truly bi I to have her cup of sorrow filled to orertlowing. It in hut veveo years since death nrst entered the family circlt when an infant wna laid in the grave. Then followed in attCAeaaion the hns'tand and father, eldest oaughter; a pro mining boy the fine little fellow who discovered th body of Emma Moore in the upjer race, and himself drowned in the same water way; a son grown almost to a young man; only three weeks ago, a daughter juat blooming into gi-'ood; and now pauses away the i'Vl of tbe family and a very large circle of friends whose sincere sympathy with the house of mourning will we trust nerve to aaauage the grief of the aurvmng inmates For the Atlantic. We stated a few weeks aiece thatCa.pt.

Douglaa ottinger. V. S. 1.. had received orders from tbe Naval Oepartmeut to get out all the revenue cutters then laid up on the lake and proceed with them to the Atlantic Fureu tnf to this order, tbe fleet of cutters, consisting of the Aaron V.

Brown, Jacob Thompson, Iaac Toncey. and Jen roiah S. Black, departed from Krie o.i Tuesday lor ti.n A'Untic, via the Welland Canal, Lake Ontario and St. Iwrence The Captain expected to pick up the Howell Cobb at Oswego and make the trip 19 ten days. A Broken A man named Wilken-oo, who lives on Tupper.

between Carolina and Virginia stroeta, fell from the roof of tho dwelling of Win. Kleke on Main atreet, Thursday last, and broke hi. ankle An Irishwoman, hone name unknown, attempted leave the Lake Shore train at Ounkirk, on Thursday Oight, hefnre the care and fell between thfc platform and the cars. One of her legs wan crushed and broken. Reward por a Ukse rtuk.

Thirty dollais reward ia offered for the ari ht and return cf the following personage, who doaeited from Co. 21st Regiment, at Upton's Hill. on the tri inst Private Charles Zindell, aged 32 years, 5 feet It) inches high, light completion, brown hair aad sharp browu eyes, thin features and a little inclined to stoop in a walk; born in Germany, and by trade a tanner. Family live at No 17 Illinois atreet, and said Ztndell worked formerly fur Case in the tannery. A Po8T-okpick Postmaster General haa decided Act -t t-6iT relative to post offlcoa and poet road empowers him to declare tbe streeta of cities post routes.

He hat acoonliogly 1 tuned an order declaring tho streets of the different cities post routes, and has ordered private postal tervice to be at once discontinued. This, if we understand it aright, will preclude even the seodiug of a -dm pie note to a friend, unlaws it be garnished with a aeaoy atom p. Duries for 1862. Messrs. R.

Jewett fc Co. havo just recoired. and now ofiVr for salo an tx tensive and beautiful aeaortaaent of Diaries for tho year 1862. Miatfty-aooott dyfirtnt rmrittitm are Inoludod in the list, and all are of the moat taatelal and nvenint patterns rox aaanufactared. Tho exqutsito at noes and richnrsa thoir form and finish will bo aa irreaiaUhlo tosuptatioo to purchasers.

Keh eoataina an almanac tegother with othor naofnl aoemoranda and information. An Lhpotant Undhhtakino. Mr. Addison Grotty, late of Fradoaia, anl well known aa a naehinist aad lnTantor, baa been employed by tbe reranaa GoT-arnaMUt to raiaa a man-of-war ihip sunk ia the harbor at Callao, at a stipulated price of $100,000, and left New York for tba scene of oae rations oa afoadar, by iteam- thif rit, Ajajawall and Panama. Chaa.

W. Rachonfrtoa, sob ut Mr. T. A. RaHMingten, of Fredonia, Mr.

C. aa an aaaiatant ia this great Vonnrra i R8. Eleven Toluntr for Cpt afanafa Cnaopaur 40tb Regiaaent, arriTad hers en ThoradaT, frooi Jansstovn, and htm bmn aant ea to tba af tha raglaraat, andar chrga of Uaat Bowaa taTgaaat. Fiva recruits oJlsted is tbia city aeoom-ia4 toa daUokaaaat, which Wl laat avantag. TO EaU.MTNSD.-Jaa.

Mitt, the French- abarnd witk tha robbex uf Jacaaea. will ba braufat frcas lfl tbia aftaraaxm to aaton aa exaaniuaUoa befcea Joattaa Bart. of of on Rev a ej. by ad, alao iug ia ion Mr. Ian.) tHe the to to Dr.

cl is in A of of at by TBI8 MORNIJfCFS DKRPATCB. A MVRDEREH CONVICTED. CoL Havelock Appointed Inapctor of Cavalry. TBS ORDERS CPOS Hlta BAKtR ACTED AT MALL'S BLUFF, rOAQtJijES Bean regard's Itesignatiun Tendered and Withdrawn. riEBCE DIVISIONS AMONG T6E CON.

FEDERATES. THE RUMORED RESULT. Kentucky' ftuota of Troops Complete. SHE PROPOSES TO DOUBLE THE NUMBER. JUDGE CULVER APP0lTEB CO.SsUL Arrival of Six Thousand Stand of French MmkeU in Washington.

MORE TO COME. THE MISSISSIPPI FLOTILLA SOON TO STAHT. More Ships Leaving England with Arms and Stores for the Rebels. New York, Nov. 23.

Wm Curtis, the burglar who albl imlice- man Martin, of Brooklyn, to the heart, ic Aunst last, while he was undertaking to arrest blin, waa convicted jeU-rday in the Kings county Oyer and Terminer of murder in tbe second degree, the penally for which is lile long imprisonment. special to the Inbuiie Washinoton, Nov. 22. Gen. HaTelock has beeu appointed inspector of cavalry, an offioe whioh he tilled in the British army.

A rumor is current in the army that the orders upon which Col. Baker acted at Ball's Bluff were forged by some rebel for the purpose of drawing him into a trap. Dispatch to the Xew York Timea. Washington. Nov.

22. It now definitely ascertained in military circles at Washington that Beauregard recently tendered his resignation as a General of tbe Confederate army, in consequence of his differ ence with Jeff. Davis as to the conduct of the war. Violent parties have sprung up among the Confederates on this question; auregard re presenting tn offensive war party who believe invading the north and wintering in Balti more, ruuaaeipiiia ana iew i ork. ana Jett.

Davis representing the delensive war party who trust to time and tbe patient defence ot their own soil to give them independence. The Beauri-gard party complain that the policy of Davis has to tbe invasion ot b. (J. and will Gil the Cotton States with the horrors of war ami end iu their destruction and it is believed that Davis has succumbed to the war policy to prevent 6. and Georgia from seceding from the Confed erate States.

Gvti. Beauregard was induced to withdraw his resignation. Kentucky has now furnished to the Government her lull iiiota of the half million of men called for the national defence, and proposes to raise as many mure for Slate service until the rebel armies are driven from her soil. Judge Culver, of Brooklyn, has been appointed Consul at Ancona, It ily. Six thousand stand of French ritle arrived here yesterday, and are already being distributed among our troops Col.

Kingsbury, the ordnance officer ol Gen. MeClel-lan's staff'. Several thousand more, now in New York, will arrive within a lew days. Herald Dispatch. A letter received today from Flag Officer Foot, who has command of the tlotilla which is operate on the Mississippi, states that be is making rapid progress, and will soon have it in readiness to proceed on its way.

A letter to the Herald from Geo. F. Train, dated London, Nov. stales that several vessels, loaded with stores and ammunition for the leliels, had already left for the Southern States, and others were prepariug to follow. The night liefore his letter was written, the Gladiator, one of the old Lisbon screw steamers, took on board at Frith, a few miles below London, a full cargo of arms and munitions of war, and was to cleai next day for Tenerilfe and Nassau.

The estimated value of the cargo is $300,000. and it comprises everything necessary for the equij-ment so far as arms are concerned of 25.000 men. He states, iu addition, that the English government have recently sold nine condemned sloops of war to a parly who has disposed of them again to the Confederate navy department. Besides these, two East India men ot war, of 1,800 tons and 00 horse power each, are in treaty for. NJTW GOODS! GREAT BARGAINS, ST S.

Eosenau 280 MAIN STREET. We have on hand, ami are il i i receiving, large lots of WOOLEN GOODS, Consisting of Ladies' an Children's Hotrerj an (Jloveu, Leggings, lnfantees, bleevea. Hoods, intia, Clouda, Talios, Baiques, Soaifa, Silk and Merino Wrupptrrs and Drawers, etc auao Cambric Collars and Setts, Edging and Iniiertings, Pocaet-iiLdkerchief, liafanta' Waists aud Koben. Lace and olh Vei.e iljurn.u C-'l'arf and Lace aud Vh.t 'i d. Bonoct and Velvet Kibbon-, Flower-, Kemhe'n.

Felt Hals, Bor.net Velvets and Silkp, Dreas Trimmmga Buttons, iVrtemoiiaies, Uead-liretse', CheniTe anJ Cord Netta, Coiretts, Hoop-Skirt, ANIJ MANY MOKE AKTK I.i:s, Too Numerous to Mention, ht Prices to lef Competition ty Ladien eleewhere- pleawe give us a before purchasing S. KOSEMAt: CO. ''King's Cough Syrup," la tbe rery beat article that ea Candy, or Loxengea, or Troches certain to lelieve and CURE. be need better tban pleasant te take, and Bcrfal.o, December loan. It ia with the greatest pleasure.

Mr. King that 1 aay yonr Coogh 8yrup ia tbe be.t article of the kind ltver used. JAHL3 bKAHAU. Huillln Mr W. Kixc.

Ja-Deer Sir. TTfaen I at first chaaed of you a bottle of roor "-tjngh I moat Kay I had vary little faith that it would do me any more good than a host of articles I had already uaed withoat beoefi but to my aurprute it gare me speedy relief, and effectual ly cured me ot a rery bad cold and cough. Heping you may meet with a rery extenaire sale for it. I siu. yours respectfully, THOMAS BRlCHJS.

7 Swan street, Buffalo. Buffalo, January 10, 1861. I cheerfully add rry testimony to the virtue of Cough Svrnp," iu all caes of Coii or Cojgb, and having used it ror two or taree ye-ra, think tbe best reaiedv 1 ran obtain. B. SCOTT, Sign Painter, Buffalo.

BcrrAix), Nov. 16th, 1881. I have used in my family, for two or three Tears Kiss's Cough 8yrup, and recommend it aa tbe beet article we ser axed, JOSEPH CHURCHYARD, Adama St, Beer Cttntoa Bcr rilJ, January 19, 186L I take pleasure in aaybM that I have aaad Kinr'a Courh ByTup. aad have always fouad it a aura care for aay cough er coiu ulbi i aave tntraceea. G.

8. LCCKWOOD, Commercial Advertiser Office. Kr f. ur l. i m.

Ma. isg IMmr Sir: Send, bv the bearer, a bottle of year iagn syrup. 1 aave aaad it, and Bad it the eniy retneoy inxx grves me inrmeattxte reher. roors, truly, JOHJi mccomnell. W.

Kim. Drai Dt Sir: When voa Brat in- troduoed your Cough Syrup. I a purchaser, and in my own family bare experienced Its bene anal eareeta Its beaaariaJ safeeta Some two yean ago, at one lime, I purchased ene deaea bottles and aeat to friends ia Miehigaa, acd have never heard of aay caee where it failed te cure a cold or stop a eougn. jsmrun ou, i -HJi- C. R.

FOX, BaAala Sold at "King'" Drug Store, 249 atm STXEZT, CaraeT SouUt BM wlston, Baiffatlo. X3T Price is enly Teeaty-rive Ceata. BOlBtUeUvfrm SILVER-PLATED CASTOB9 $1 7 to $13 00. Silver-plated Caka Baaketa, $8 00 to til 08 Silver-plated Call Be Us, 81 18 to St 88. Large etoefc all loads Plated Goods, at the very lowest j.r:cs, at JEWETTB House gser era Emaeriaaa, aol zM alato treat.

Rip the two our of a of by I its so of Flour, bbU hT Wheat. Lu S.W.44-" I Pork, bbis Corn, bu Bf-ef, bbis 6. 7'JrJ Oats, bu IS. 947 Whiskey, bbis 1 Barley, bu Ashen, casks 71 Ke, bu 41.2.VJ bbis o't Potatoes ki. ISO o.i.

bid- -1" Butter, lbs :..4 bhls 1-1 Bacon, lbs bids Lard. tF HJO Fruit, bids 24 Orease.lt-s Nuts, i.bls... V2 Tallow, lbs Craubemes, 113 1. umber, tt 41Q.0O0 Paints, bhls 4 SUm, No. Kl.fMKJ Seed, bbU 16 Hides, No.

0.241 43 Cattle, No 10 Bea.us, bbis 13 Horses, No. 4 Olaasware boxes. M7 Sheep. No Coal, tons 3,641 Hogs. No 4 Iig Iron, tons 3it Wool, bis 4t Pig Iron, pigs 711 Pelts, Mis Is lil Cake, scks 170 Hemp.

bdls. 1'J lad, pigs 1.3M1 Broom Corn. Mis 38 Tobacco, hluls 10 Phi er. Mis Tobacco, bbis Grindstones, tons. 2S Nails, kgs 4o7 KH Ties, No 1.00 Iron, pkes 141 Spoken, bdls 11 Kajrs, 247 Wood, cds 177 Peas, bu 4,970 Marrow, bbis.

Feathers, scks 11 Tongues, bbis. it- Hair, bdls 1 Hoops. No Leather, mils. fiti Tripe, btils 3S Alcohol, bbis -a0 Cord, Nils Oreese.l No IU Felloes, bdls. 2 BOOKS AND 5TAT1QNEI' BREED, BUT LEE.

C0S -tiDVERi NEW STORE! New Hooks at lied need Price IN BUFFALO. BREED, BUTLER (Successors to Phuiaay it JtO. 2S8 MAIN KXHEET, Kep oountantly on tba Publications of the pita I Publishers lo Hew York, Boston Philadelphi AT I'L aUSHERS' "RICKS. BREED, BUTLER 188 MAIN STREET, Have lie Publieationa of tiie AMERICAN SffTDAY-SCHtJOL UNION, AMERICAN TRACT dOCIETV, Boston, AMERICAN TRACT SUC1RTY. N' Yr NfcW MOOKS.

Tai CLOISTER AMI THK HKAKTH. TmJa of a (Jrandfatoer. 3 ino 4 Uniform with Household edition of Wawrlv KeTela. no21 BREHn, BTTLKR fc CO. NEW HOOKS.

ANEW SCPVLY 'THE ARMIKS OF EUROPE By Geo. H. McClellan Alan. Slogan's HonwaTfaU Architecture, with RaeaTS on Cot ttruction, LaDdstajt. canteniDg, s-'uroiture, Jrt rectived and for sale tr nolit HRKKi'.

BCTI.KR CO. NEW HOOKS. THK ant LAMPLlCMirFWS STOKY Bv harlea Dickena, of '-tireA! t. ie riatiooa Lijrlit infantry of the A. Aruiy.

An offlciil Boi-k for Recruit- isvue'l uu'r thf rUais of Hon Simon t'lmin'B. Secret rs of War. Fer sale br uol4 BKKt.ll, Bl CO HARD TIMES MAKE LOW PRICES omstock. t203 ii BEST A.V ClIEAPF.SiiT GOODS atorinhiu Low Prices, lor Cash i'v out haiv -At C'OM-JTOCK'S. l'V VOl'K SOI-T I14TS "I (IM STOCK'S HE OXX1HU HAT Muln atrct.

CCLELI.AN CAPS At 20 mttEHENT MTV I HE OXt'OHD II -1 r- All ie rtte. at A)J Main p-et. ii itV'H t'AlNCl At CuMTlKJK's t'HKal-t COMSTOCITS ANtt SCAUl'it-A1 X.UMSTOCK'S LL STYLES OI LAHK-At iiMSTnCK'S )APKIt CUI.LAIIV-At 'M STOt'K': II A NlK KtiCll 1 1 1S At 1 LOVIS I. UtfrJAT VABI.Tl At Ti CKS. W1 NTKH GI.OVI.S-At COHTOrK'H, KID (LIMKD)-ai rOMSTOCKN.

UINE MLK I Vlllll At CI.IRTOCK'B. EB1 tiyf. OINI.IIA.li I 1IHKC1XAN -At I I iCK'ii Mtl.lTAKV CAW 'I tlr. IIKDKU-At H.A S.M I. NH.I II.

I. MllltlM- I OMSTfM K'H At LINEK Mil I UTS, CIH.AP-1I i (id STOCK'S KK1NO All tiud siiiniN Atsu AWEKJt OMSTilCK S. JAOHN lai-N at AKSOKT. COViSl'oi KElAllttl IM At STLK OLF, At BtAlt 6c. FOX M.LIiai KOBKH OMSI'OCK rf.

UIl tAPN, I.KTS At DII II I.DKS AND UAI NT. i nMSTOClCrt. 1 OOIM CASH MI.I At VIvUV OlitAP FOK 1 Mr! Main atreet WHITF, GMIVrS. al Ml AMD :OIOltr.D KID voMSToCK'rl IIAUDWAKE. The Union iintt Hiirner." A new aud very des'rabli Open Top Coal Stove.

Alao, other Beautiful Pattern-, Smoke aud Murnlni miovecw oc24 A. tip EI.L VlH Msi PARLOR bTOVES, FOK WOOD Oil COAL, In Great ietr at KKLLUUIJ Ac IIONVEkL, odi4 I7K Man. aret Dolfalo THE CITADEL," AN EI.EflAST 3.uie!lilDg new Will keep 0re the entire s-abon. One nia l.e sees in operation our Htoie, No. 7 atreet KIXMKH; A HONNELt.

Feed Cutters, Corn SheUers, At IX 'NNKIX'8. 178 Min atreet. WINES, LIQUORS, the si iisrici in ic A3 HKCS.IVINH b' WIST SI ''PLY LIUI'UKS A W1.NL8, which he wnrraoU be geuultit. diiU oiler at a t.iu-ii adraace on Lnrt coal. PIPER ii SICK Cf A "AG W1IXIW Cl.ICyi )T If), AL'HKRT Hl or A OLIVa.ull.

INK SCOTCH ALK. and I.ONION IOKTi Aud a reat .,1 floe I BilANDIKtf. of bia own Irupor'atfon. A. 1G2 Main street, noil V.

Agency fur ihe Sale of alifornia Wines JKOM Till. CKLfBK TKiJ VINE VARUS of atSSBS. WHITE CAi.IfOBVIA Wl.VE. ANOKL1CA SWEKT I Si'ARKLI DO SeiaatNew York uisount the Tta.Je A DAMAINVILl.K, 183 aUeet, llnlfaVp, Pure Grape Juice. Wl.ViuS.

KKOM OKAhf Mn rourtiv Pfi. and by wbicb he iu rusi a ft' KICK WINK, if mora rficii nj-hti i. l-- a-'lapte-i for micini tn-l un. (rmily tiuut ran he fonod in ttwi eouutry. Km offer thrt brn'la.

oMkutbly: Tori Ueueiwt, ErthDg, nd Ijtabe'lri. IriG ei ti4vto firr.l, fl pdO of tbe Uft Kuun-d, foar rhMia per bolti i-otl by ageuci-. Ag iaJTi o. IOUI3 MA TiUeWK.tvt.d iZ0. iLit, UrtKOir H.

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Jf. MEDICAL. MANHOOD. Hot Lrost. How Ilcftlorr-d Just Published a Sealed Eerelope rV.ee 8 eta.

A Leetare on tk Nature, Treatment anat RadicaJ Curs of SperiaaVm'boai or Seminal Weakness, lo. oluatary EmiaHooa, Sexual Debility, and ImpeuiSjeaU to Marriage generally, Nervousnea, ConsuiapUoo, Epilepsy and Fits; Mental aad Physical Incapacity, rertjtinr from Self Abate, fcc By BOBT. J. CULVEBWELL, M. author of the Green Book, etc "A Boon to Thossaudt ol 8)af ferera." Seat under seal, in a plain envelops, to any addreea.

paet pai at, on reeeibt of ax cents, vr tao pcataica tarn la. by Dr. CII. s. 0'.

KLINE 127 BOW EH MEW i "HE, fOtJT OftlCi BOX 4589 aaattdeedee For Sewing Machines PBIZC MED1L SPOOL COTTON, MOO and 500 xarde, WHITE, BLACK. COLORED. fflHlS THREAD being ma4e particularly for Sewing Ma-I eaiaaa.ia VgBY ETEONG, SMOOTH AND ELASTIC It streejrth is not impaired try wasting, nor by triolion of toaaeccCe, Tot Machtnea, use B. ooxVPaterj jtlaoa, FOK tTPEK THREAD, aa8 Braeaa' PaWatttz Octal, 4 ileief, Cnder trhretia. Beld by raepeetable oValera tbrauyb.wt tba ewrv.

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Betler VUlln Old Point. MESSAGE OF "PKESIDENT DAVIS. DRAG AND BLUSTER. Fort Monroe, Nov. 2'J.

Sereral regiments have arrived here from Baltimore trod Annapolis during the last 24 hours, and Old Poirrt bas assumed an unusually bustling appearance. Formidable preparations are bcieg made for active operations, the theater of which has not been disclosed. The ferry boats in the Roads are kept heavily armed. Gen. Butler came oil from Washington this morning, and spent the day at Old Point, the Raps and Newport News.

He will pro-td to Baltimore tonight Washington. Nov. 23. The Richmond paper? of Wednesday last contain the message of President Davi, to the Congress of the retiel states. After the usual congratulations, he says: 1 he operations of the army soon to be piriially interrupted by the approaching winter have afforaed a protection to country and abed a glorious luster upon lis arms, through the trying vicissitudes or more than one arduous campaign, which entitle our brave volunteers to our praise and gratitude.

Farther on he says, after more than seven months of war tbe enemy have not only failed to extend their ocenpanc our soil but new states and territories have len added to our Confederacy, while instead of their threatening march of unchecked conquest, they have been driven at more than one point to assume the de-fn8fve. and npon a fair comparison lietween the belligerents as to men. military means and financial condition, thf Confederate State are relatively much stronger no-vv than when the struggle commenced. He speaks in high terms of the people of the State of Missouri, who, he says, conducted the war in the face of almost unparalleled difficulties with a spirit and success alike worthy of tbem selves and of the great cause in which they are struggling. He continues: Finding that tbe Confederate States were about to be iuvadtad througii Kentucky, and that her people after being deceived into a mistaken security wereunaimed and in danger of being subjugated by thy Federal forces, armies were marched into that State to repel the enemy and prevent their occupation certain strategetic points which would have giveu them great advantage in the contest step which was not only justified by the necessity of self defense on the part of the Confe ei-ate Slates, but also by the desire lo aid the people Kentucky.

It is never intended by the Confederate government to conquer or coerce the people ol that Stale; but, on Hie contrary, was declared our Generals that ihey would withdraw their troops it the Federal government would do likewise. A proclamation was also made ol our desire to respect the neutrality of Kentucky and tbe intention to abide by the wishes of her people its Boon as tiiey were free to express their opinions. These declarations wore approved by me, and should regard it as one of the best effects of the' march of our troops into Kentucky, if it should aid in giving to her people liberty ol choice and a free opportunity to decide their own policy according to their own will. While, he says, the army has been chiefly instrumental in prosecuting the great contest, tbe navy has also been effective in full proportion to means. He speaks of the difliculties attending mail transportation, sonie of which he declares can be overcome only by time and the improved condition of the country or the restoration of peace; but otheis by legislation.

As to the financial system, it has worked well far and promises good results for the future. To the extent that Treasury notes may be issued the government is enabled to borrow money without interest and thus facilitate the conduct tbe war. Their extent is measured by tbe proportion of the field of circulation which these notes can bo made to occupy. musk: stores, OK TUE ARfli. ARE IN KKCEI1T or a vanetv of superior SNARE DhCMS, made to our order, and now offer a good Suare Drum, with Cocoa Wood fT Four Dollar.

BLODUETT BRADFORD, lealerri iu Pianon. Hheet Muhc. and Musical Instruments OiuXni "2O0 in tnet HiAKE IlKMTIX! SNA ICE OK1MIH! WITH EBONY STICKS FOR THREE I )l -LA ICS. A l.i i' of tbe lgt ile-ci iption of Minn. Iruins, made ehpecial'v f'i us.

just rcc ivci. Tbos wanT-iug a good article, will ilo well to give us a call. We will hell fine Snr.re lruins, the best kind ot Ebony Sticks. We bavealfto juot received a supply of PATENT SN AR HOIjTjERS, which must bf seen to be No Drummer should b1 without one of these useful aiticU'M. no9 SHEHPAKI) DOTTIER, 216 Main street.

HO.T1AN VIOLIN HTKINN MNETV-SIX INCHES LONG. THICE ONLY TWENTY FIVE CENTS. Another hup- 1 ply just rtoeived, per itfi.mer TeuUnia, of the above celebrated Strings, which a. pronounced by all jenouB who have trird tbru, lo be the HtNi.EBT, CHEAPEST AND BEST STRINGS ever offered lo this city. Try them and be satisfied.

Sent by mail, post-paid, on receipt the price, either in money i new postage stamps. For sale only at the G-fat Piano Forte and Music Store, 216 Main tieet. no6 SHEPPARD COTTIER GROCERIES. TKIED UlUIT-Applee, Cberriee, i-trawberriea. Kappberns.

Blackberries, reaches, rjuma, aic i ile by no30 (J.0. iA(K. alr-t. LJttiAIlS Craahed, Powdtred. (irftDulited, Coff-t t3 4ufrais, K.

and Muhoovado, in quautuiea Ut auit, aud ior haie cheap IJECI (iAfiK. 6 Seueca atreet i Pt.tCH 100 ait'l for psle i bols. choice Winter Apples, in store GEO (J AOE. ii Seneca atn et ISABELLA ANIK 1TAHBA (iKAPCH-In ain. II boxes aod of lute qualitj, juat received am lor t-ale by ii.

-Hi CF.K. UAGK. 6 Heoeca ttret 11 EL 8 ax. Sperm, Wax, Slear ud rine rlomd a tie in quant tiea to SUI t'J noji UAGF. Seneca sLieet- lA.MVAVIlin IIA.TIH-J.i (JiKa r-i.

ive aai for IA CODaV'ISM ftO qnmtala St. George Fish, the beat in market, lor sale ty HOI.USTKK LAVKRACK-Dol liequered Store. 'Mr Waai'i nirt' -t 3 A HliUM bbis. "Haum.t Mi'la Kiour, expreaaly for tamily use, for aaie by OA at AOS. I I.Ii al'liAH til HAi: 3,000 a I Fi.f.f-.l.'AliTy ti Tt.r,! OHOlIaDEItS-.

lb, choice family: ihouldetr just receiTa and for sale by J. FI.KEQAKTY It riLOVEK HEtDj CIOVEH 8JEKl-60 tag prim; at p'ata I A l-'AlrllL, LOI H. Retail Trade, end f'jr Bakers, at ID Central Whart jei if. wdBTOi VfJTON BE8EHYATION TAXES. Aa piiierii f'T parla of lt.ta cn nu' made after the time o' re'lerriptioo ha exu rJ.

it ii importaot lual all persons owuins; sabdiTiaion. or fractional part of lota, should attend to the samn immediately PICKKKIN'U OTT'. no21 Heal Palate and Tax Aent. EWKTPS SON EXPLOSIVE Ml U.N IN(1 FLUID constantly on hand at JEWKTrS Stove Store and wIS HfinM-Raaaara K.wiporium. Uain atreet.

SILVER-PLATED TABLE AND DF.8-h.KT FORK Krom S3 00 to $7 00 per dozen. A great variety of pa-terc at JEWETT'8 nouse-Koepers Emporium, nolH VMI Main street. TO EX.CHANOE FOR REAL ESTATE. ApaV A Slock of Tin and Sheet Irjn Ware, Cutlery and Miitf Pnrciaing Goods, with Mich ner- aod Toole ia running nrder Worth about 8 tort well loem ted. Will exchange for improved real estate, located in thia city.

Apply at No. 3 Niagara atreet. LEONARD WILSON, no20 Real Es ate. Life and Fire Insurance Agency. FIRE IMUBASCE.

TOLICIES ISSUED in flrst dam New York and Ne Cagtand Coro pant ea, at Mo. 3 Niagara street. LEONARD WILSON, nell Life aad fire Inaarance Agent TAX eEABCHt. ClITY AND COUNTY Tax Searches ma-e at abort do- tica, aad taxes paid at Albany, at No. 3 Niagara street LEONARD WILSON.

nolS Dealer in Mortga.es aod Real Estate rpUAT BAMDsOHE TOILET WARE I ia aetts. Three pieeea for 80. Some very patterns in aetta. at 880 ta (4(0. Made aaa avid at JEWETTS House-Keeper iCmportum, Dl CUreadea BWaaa.

Sag Mu atreet. TAJ8LE, DE8EKT I A.VD TEA-SPtKINH arge iaauatmiut. Tca-eaooca 1 60 per doeen- Tshle-epooas 3 80 per doxea. 1 hup est ever offered at JEWETTS Homae-Keepers Empeaiam, aoll 288 Ma a sweet BWEIURM FOR BALE. fpt A number of lew ariee ewelHaaa tnr smle, at from Mats as cweive aaaurau ojouara eaca.

LOITAJU WIIalON. SOU BeeJ Eetate sad Ioeuraeee Ageg. POCKET CUTLERT Ladie 8beari aad tcts-eers, Fluting few ra. haliaa iroaa. Carting Toaga, ax, arc, et JEWITrS Iloese Eeepcra Emp-ariam nol8 street.

C1TV AND OOVHTV TAX SEARCHES A CADE AT FHOBT NOTICE, at Va. Niarars atreet. OBT I Sc. Thi. at 1 i I Caual tipori.

The following shows the exports by Canal dMttntion for 24 hours ending noon today: (1 points b'lottr. fThsat. 23.rVX) Corn. 18.500 Oats, barley Rye Troj t'tica. St-JohnaviHe.

Syracuse L'amilluB Jordan. Montexuma Carte ntTille Rochester 99R 60 7,000 liV98 7.000 e.900 6,400 B8.3(r2 67,998 Canal Exports. Th followiBK abows ta amovat of flour and grain sliip- FORT OF BUFFALO. Wind fresh W. Arrived November 222.3 Steamer International.

Squier. Frt Erie; 924 bu wheat Fiih Avery 3-4 bu wheat 8 dressed hogs Smith wick bu whrat A Sherwood ci 160 bbis flour Geo olU 48 iKks rags Woodrutf 3 bla wool Coil Son bu wtieat A On .400 bu barley Zeigie 19 kgs biitter t.renvau!t bin ft lumber Newton 20 bead cattle owners. Propeller Mai Stewart, Richardson, Cleveland; bu wneai Haiard Ai ro 328 bbis flour 26 bbis cheese boariis t'-eDtral RK 2i tons pig iron 600 kgs tails Shepard 4: co 1 tub butler Williams 1 do Sope '260 kgs uads Miller Grenier 100 do Currier 6 bbU nuU Co. Propeller Illinois. Thorp, Ijfrot; S078 bu wheat Stern-terg tt cu 2306 bbU Hour 0 bg wheat Central RR 3 bbis Hour 1 do apples 1 Nelson 1 kg butler A Phelps- Propeller i Utsburgh.

Becicwith, Milwaukee; 1 'KH) bbis flour 74 bt Is 37 bbis cranberries tt Erie RR 122 dry 1 boi 7 green hides Central RK 10O bbts flour Hawley co 270 do Fish co hlf bbis tongues 10 bt.ft flour 1 cranberries Kosign 15,000 bu wheat Richmond co. Propeller Equinox, 'avlonl, Toledo; 4.527 bbis flour 40 do 011 lOO 0o alcahol 1 do nuts 13 bags beans 167 do wheat Cent Kit 100 bbis flour Paraous o7 do Haxrd co 100 do Hawley co 21 do llainey Wheeler 37 do Guthrie 70 do Geo Richa-dson 100 do Griffiu fl: McDonald 11 do whiskey I do alcohol (iun-naid 60 do ulcobol Little Si Arnold 37 bags wbeat 25 do bar.ey Wurthinglou 337 sac ft rags 1. Wo-d-rulf 403 empty barrels Lang ion Sears 310 boxes grapes Sanborn. Brig Mohegan, Warner, Detroit; 7900 bu corn Sternberg 4 Co 4100 bu do Hazard Jt co. Schooner Plnlenn ilills, ill, Detroit; 5172 bu corn Sternberg A co 4600 bu do Hazard Co.

Schooner A Br nson. Higgms. Detroit; 10.073 ba nats Worthing! on. Sclvoaer l- red Weli, Dingman. Erie; 200 tons coal Fan: bam Cleared November 2223.

Steuint-r International, Srjuier, Fort Erie. ProieUr Dunkirk, Dodge, Detroit Propeller Mar, Stewart. Richardson. Cleveland Propeller ('dlifornii, Rusco. Detroit.

Propeller K'dipse. Crosby. Toledo. Propeller Illinois, Thorp, Detroit; 0'i tou coal. Brig-Mohegan.

Warner. Detroit. Schooner Speedwell. Bennett. Burwell.

Schooner Rebecca Fout, Baker. Erie- for. Chicago-Cleared Nov. 21. Prooel'er MeudoU.

W. i-Buffalo; 6600 bbis flour 600 hi dea 400 hgs seed. akk vki kkom t' a lo IVopeller Mendota. FRKinBTS vtss-l port and no engagements. Port of Jtl ihvan kee Cleared Nov 20.

Propeller Toiiawi.nda. Palmer, Buffala; HXX) bbis flour 13' porn t7 Jo t-eef 2H bbis b4 tc lard 73 kgs butter 26 pkgs seed. Propeller Autelope, ButSin, do; 14.000 bu wheat 1600 bbis flour Schooner Lewin Ludinatou, Porter, do; 90O0 bu wheat. Fbbkjhth There were scarcely any vessel in port, and in view ot tliH unfavorable fUite ol the weather, it doubtful whether vessels arriving berealter can be induc ed to attempt anotner trip. The chr Lewis Ludington was cb.irte today at 20c tor wbet to HuiTalo.

A AL CLEAILVNCE. Tiie foHowiug are the ruun-B cf bouta cleared at the Canal Collectors office, for the last 24 hoars Tuim eff OOOip rn. Trov, Co. t0uJ do MdJrnth, H'-J) wheal. A Morton.

Shot. .00 corn, Tro.v Co JU.rsv, wheat, Kochester, Petrie i oa. HRiWHO do do A Horton. St J. huanlle.

DrWitt Cox Ruggles. 4)0 Trov. Wide Awake rtAOO do do do A Hnr od. Never 6.r)00 do ilo Onrit-nl'ii. 6IK0 do do Cariif, tSVOO coro, lle'Tn vf oli 'I whrat Svracni Swan Thayer CJui-cu t.ity, liMX) d', Rochester.

Van Buren Noble Buwen, mixed, Uti-j. Wilhird Curtias. 83' cro. ('anii'lus. Diasell, Sheldon CO an.

1 Stiipen. 7(100 do. Jordan A Horton I. liaii-, 4u0 doCarter iile, I'etne co. PeqU'-u.

6300 whet, K-K-besWr. do Isabella, lumber, Albion, .1 Iscxtcherd. WorthiuRton, 6898 corn, Camiiloa. Bisaell. Sheldon it COAL, COAL, COAL.

The Best and Cheapest Fuel for all Purposes. THK ANTHRACITE COAI. COMPANIES OF PENNSYLVANIA, to inHurt at all times a permanent supply ot their ruive leased, for term ot Tears, a l.ftr Varj Ht th FOOT OFOEXESEESTBEET, ON THE ERIE BASIN, and fitUd it op with BtijKji-i ax-iliti', where they have for sale, at An RETAIL, ihe lru-at and Best SVck of SCBANTON, WILKES BAR HE, PrlTTSTON, SHAITIOKIN, and LEHIGH EVER OFFERED IS THIS' MARKET 1 For the City Trade, our Coal ia securely stored in a MAMMOTH SHH.1), from which it will be delivered to cus tomers, nicely screened, dry, aud iu perfect order. Dealers and con no mem are invited to examine our Stock and List of Prioea, which are VERY LOW, leas than the former coat of fc-xie and Cleveland Soft Coals. All or-iers iri'l receive prompt attentiou and Tugs supplier promptly and with despatch.

Orders will also be received for Soft Coals. tT" Terma, Cali, when ordered. GEO. DAKIN, Afeut W. R.

STORRS. tneral Salesman. Buffalo, July 2dth, 1861. Jy29 A It EAT SACRIFICE OF MILLINERY GOODS! At JVo 355 Main Street, A Few L'oont North of the Park, "SIGN OF THK BED PL AG." A Large Stock of READY-MADE WINTER BON- NF.TS JOCK1E3. AD-DBESSES, RIBBONS, FL0WEK8.

KEATHERS. LACES. SILKS, c. ac. Will ba offered for sale for THIRTY DAYS ONLY, at No.

.366 Main atreet, WITHOUT REGARD TO COST, in order to close oat the same. VOIH CHOICE OF A WINTER BONNET FOB $2 OO. XT' RetnemVr the place. No. 869 Main street (a few doors North of the Park.) "SIGN OF THE BED FLAG." Buffalo.

12. 1881. Dol8t27 ELEtTRO-THERAPEUTIC BATHS iTIedicaled Vapor Ifaths BS. GREGORY AND POWERS would raapejettullT invite the attention of the Citixena of Buffalo and einity. to their eystain of t'eattng all forma of D-seaee, both Acute and Chronic with ELKCTRICITY ELECTRO THERAPEUTIC AJfD MEDICATED VAPOR BATHS.

Though tbey rely eliiefly upon tha abcTe-named remedied, Medicines arc civen in all eases where it ia deemed bene Ada! to tba patient. from the amine nt fuecaaa which haa attended their practice in the treatment of Chronic complain they feel tha fullest confidence in saying to tha ajfiietea that, by a proper and acieatjtte application of these remedial agenta, tber uaT eonndeatly hope for a cure the effects of thia system upon the patient, are to soothe nerrotu irreta-Uon, equalise the circulation, restore a healthy balance to disordered Traction aaal im part a Tifforoua tone to the whole system. In that class of dies sees peculiar to females, this system of treatment nnirorsaiy arirea relief. In addition te tha above, a ceneral praebes win be attended to. Calla in aay part of the city will recanre prompt artention.

tjT OSca aad Beaidanee, 9 Caharca atnet. STATE TAX SAXJB OF 18a. rpHE TIME 07 REDEMPTION from tbe above Tax Sale I la snout to expire, a large number or ctte Le4a re main unredeemed. Aay person havtisg Ttaaoa to lupyoaa their proparty sfTeeted, caa saueilam tha feet at our of- fien. Reieuptiona will be received by aaaod proauptly for- no8 LYOU a OO i Xrie land rBce.

VV BEVERALGoodBORSESfrraalaatOOWash- iagtoa street. noOtdei JOHX STEVENSON. in lea C. to ped by Canal Junnt; the week ending jenterday uiM.n: Klour. Wheat.

Corn. OaU. Barl'y. Lockport Hiiffrinsvillt? Medina 5,300 EatfleHarbor 00 Rochester auO 1 18.e3.V5 Montezuma 4W 6.300 Weedspor! fi. 1 1 ('amillun 7,000 racnse 4.9.0 il5 H.2V9 Leum riion in Rome 3413 ti ca 1 7 1 W'aJ 1 4.240 954 5.200 Fultonville.

2 Troy 7,914 39o.Wi3 676 201 47,727 9,000 IS. Rye. 736 .11970 633.2S5 47,7:27 9.000 1,735 New ork Market New York, Sot. i. Hoce Rereiptu bbis.

The market i- dull and without material change, dales 7,500 bbla at 1 6 40g5 60 for luperfine HUte; $6 70 for extra State; $6 60 for superfine western, 80 for common to medium ettra we-tern; $5 H6( 96 for whipping brand extra round Ohio Canadian Hour quiet. Salen are 460 bbis at $5 45o j0 for nn per fine; 5 66 (3) 7 50 for common to choice extra. Qba Wheat rtceipta, 34,51 ou- Market without materia change Slee 86 000 bush at 1 28 for veiy choice new club; $1 2 for Milwaukee club; 1 1 30 for umber Iowa; $1 37 for winter red western. Rye quiet at S7x88. Barley onehantHL 4,000 bu common stn te at 76c.

Receipts of Corn bueh. Market without material change. Sales 66.000 bu. at for miieJ western afloat and 66c iu ntcre. OaU ijuet at 44fX- for Canada, western and stale PaoTisiowM Port ate adv.

Salea 100 bbla at $12r03l3- 00 for mese; $8 60(tt 00 fir prime. Beef firm. Cat dull and unchanged. Lard quiet aod steady. Sales 100 bbU at Butter i Mating 10 14c for Ohio, and 16Zlc for Sute.

Whisky Quiet at -JOSOc Movzr Easy on call at 67 per cent, and X. Y. good paper scarce at 7 per cent for short rataa. Stbklijto ExcmAJiQW Very Urm at 100 Stocks Opened dull mod lower bat clotted more active aad higher. Chicago aod Rock Ulacd RR Chicago.

Burlington Quiocy M'i 62i 70S 113 60 36). 12 36 29X ilH 77 S4H sex 42 Oalaaa a Chisago B. Panama CTaraland Toledo llUaoia Central script Michigan Southern KB Michigan guaranteed aucnizan l-etrtrai nn Hariem Harlem prafarrad Hudson trie Erie preferred New fork Central Paeifia Mail Co. Delaware at Hudson United States f7l '81 coo pons Kliax.ari sixes Kentucky os Chlearo fTIartiet. fiy TtUgrmfk.

Nut 22- FWtir novDwam tenaency. Orain Wheat He bu battar. Sales at 71 H' for tie. 1, and naMQue for No. 2 in ate re Corn He higher.

Sate a at (br mixed in store. Oats AtrUTs. Baoaipta S30O bbht Soar, 84,000 bu wheat and 32.000 ShiaaBants 3800 bbia Hoar, S4.000 ba whaat, 8,000 bosh ITU. Sterling Exchange Firm at cant prenjiam. AltaavatT IflArket.

fKor.22. 9f TWsr-JM nosrr Stead' iteadr. aiaita Whaati Bales teOO ba Milwaukee else at tl 2o: aad ta car Vols, at SI 22 tate aprlnc, 1 27 for red winter, 1 lor mixed State, aad white kiehisaa at $1 4S. Rye Sales 1600 bu ia ear lots at Sec dedTered. OaU A ahaae weaker, with tittle doing.

Sates of 10,000 buah State aaoet at Mere doing ia Barter. Receipts aamierale SaiaB af TttOO ba 2 rowed at 8tVtOBc; 7800 ba Bay Quinte at TSe; 1000 bu srinter at 81s; 11,700 i aall aell AKA a uvsaxu wuawg. a vut rrBEKT, NEW TOaX. i.