The Sun.
London, England, 1858-07-09 00:00:00

LOCAL SHARE MARKET 4.

LIVE RPOOL,.TULT 7.

STOCK EXCHANGE—The market has boon very inactive
to-day, hat closed firm. Closing prices :—Dovers, 201.1
—London and North-Western, 89 f,--Sheffield, 36j
Chesterand Holyhead, 17 s—Eastern Counties, 12 1-1 f--
Midland, 91 I—North British, 114 12—Birkenheads,
—Groat Western, 45:', 50—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 90
- Great Western of Canada, 171- Blackburns, 11/
Borwicks, 221 a—East Lancashire, 90 I—Caledoniang,
36i 7—Leeds Northern, 23i 3 -Dutch Rhenish, 5 3-16
1-16 dis.—York and North Midland, 35/ i—Grazd Truck
of Canada, 10i I.

MA.NCHESTER. JULY 7.
to-day, and prices gave way Mgt% wrareTreal—ns-'114.22---
Dovers, 20A—Leeds, 901—Midlands, 91—Trunks, 101
Sheffields, 361.—Eastern Counties, o—Union Bank, 1 EN
—Bank of Manchester, pm.

BIRMINGHAM, JULY 8.
STOCK EXCHANGE. —There was an improvement in the
market here to-day, but business was limited. Londons,
89 894—South Staffords, 10A—Great Westerns, 49A --Mid-
lands, 91.

MADAME PALESIKOFE.—The awful death of Madame
Palesikoff, one of the most charming -among all that
bevy of charming Russian ladies who sometimes gladden
the winters of Paris, has created a terrible shock amongst
the circles she so lately embellished by her presence.
The unhappy lady left Paris but a short time ago, on a
summer tour to Germany. While stepping from the
door of the Opera-house, at Berlin, to gain her carriage,
she let fall one of her bracelets close to the pavement.
Stooping to pick it up, she noticed at the time, laugh-
ingly, that " one of the horses belonging to a carriage
standing at hand had dropped his head so close to her face
that he had touched her, and left a moist kiss upon her
cheek." In a few days the unfortunate lady was takes
ill with that most horrible disease glanders, and in a feW
days more breathed her last, in spite of the attendance
of the first physicians of Rerlin, and every resource to be
obtained by
wealth, or by tUo caulode vigilance 4f
friends.—Court .Tournal.

[AnveuTisnmeNr].—Nothing can be more interesting than
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gestion (Dyspepsia), Flatulency, Constipation, Nervous, Bill.
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health induced. Having witnessed the . beneficial effects
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constipation of the bowels, I commenced taking, about three
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