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r,,, 80 .. es75o5s 1887 iJ $3.50, a5i
This an increase OF IS per cent IN the aggregate travel
and affect, all tho State. and all sections OF AL the states
showing an pcryading prosperity surplus OF produc
tons aud more active interchange oil those productions
a, well a, otravc The low prices which abundance oil pro
dlcc ard inadequate demand have consPifea 70 e@oilsh
uoon the ,oaboard have to very considerable extent,
uao,po,,ion in the last weeks Of the present
fall Isrue supplies of produce have remained in the In
terror which under an adequate demand, would
have poured over the public works to market rs also
the ca Sc that the facilities of railroad travel in the winter
induce many to delay forwarding who would Otherwise,
a, formerly hurry the stuff market before The close oil
navigation High prices for produce consequent upon or
eian dc mand would bring forward immense sppphes on
ring the winner months and husm the railroad eoeiP
for that sen.on greater than the In New YORK
the tolls the northern line OF railroads. on Tue Ere
and the Eric rnilroad,bc three great routes East ana
Wcst-bavc ALL shown an immense increase, The tolls Of
the three routes in 1850 S6,35S372 and IN 'ne same
time this year 9SB4i3t The Erie railroad las year wa"
no, open through all the Through Hahc OF 'he oao
and local traffic paid this year x2Is297b or 20 per CENT
more tolls although tho OF canal tolls were
A whole Their FORE The internal trade oil this Saie mas
increased 20 per in the last year. and me ihein"
trade of Michigan in still greater rno, rs inocn'ea ~
the trsftc OF the two railroads which traverse "e Ss
,.nsyersey They yielded last year Ssb,oos, and this
., q $50 253-noreaso $685. $50, 40 per cent Ihe
Ohio canal. also show incrersc Notwithstanding we
,pd multiplication of railroads and the degree IN Wh'cp
tbeir tolls increase. Results gratifying NOT ony mar
cate the unparalleled prosperity oil the country IS
whole but a so the means which exist oil paying ndeo'eo
mess. The pressure in the money marse'-inosuy Ro' up
hv nyoeoonis and bankers for effect IN september last
has Disappeared and abundance OF moaey ana me re-
news. of fully justify the views we hen 'ook OF ne
matter The export Of specie continues " staple export
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From the Boston Posi-, Nov ~.
Vh'ggery aud Fres-Soiiism.

Governor Dinsmoor Of New Hampshire, sses the
position OF the democracy when he says that every Goa
the compromise should be sustained. The po-
slon Of the wing party in the free States is exactly the
reverse OF th. The New York Seward platform recog-
nses reagitatiou and repeal OF The fugitive slave law.
The New York Tribune says the United States constitu-
ton il ian Meonsdered compnct The Albany Journal
goes further. and calls that sacred instrument an afro
cious BARGAIN" Massachusetts whigRcry takes It's
place on the platform with New York whggery,
and supports for governor man who voted against the
Compromise Vermont wings have just reelected the
governor who signed the act multiplying the fugitive slave
law and that governor has reafirmed his notification
doctrines and the wing legislature have just refused, by
large majority, TO repeal the nullfyng act Gov John,
soc, whom whgRery supported in Pennsyvan vetoed
bill 10 facilitate the operation Of the fugitive law. and
said openly that no allegiance due 10 that law.
In New Hampshire, Amos Tuck, wing member OF
Congvefe, addressed the freeso State convention in
Ohio the whxs by coalition wh the free soiers elect.
ed senator to Congress, b. F. Wade who says. :" You
know that am hostile 70 the compromise measures and
any part OF this State to ngraft the compromise
ures upon the doctrines OF the wing party" The New
York Tribune. speaking Tor the wing. OF New York,
Chrsendom rccols with abhorrence" and that the in.
sueconis,s at Chrsana and Syracuse "aTe authorized
to resist it The Boston Atlas. speakns 10; ,ne wings
famous fugitive slave law" and that :. the wing party
proper 10 anti-savery as the free soil party Leno
Scudder. wing congressman elect from Ma:saehuseus
says the law is "a fragrant abuse OF political power
and buElesque upon the genius Of our Tree insti'i-
,ons' and that "he doctrines and views OF the Massa
chuseus wings" which he shall be ready lat all times 70
would undoubtedly repeal the enactment" The New
Bedford Mercury. old and leading wing press, says
Oct 8, Eve think il an unwse aw-an oppressive and
unjust law Grin Fowler another Massachusetts, whia
congressmaa, says the law is "uniusr and '.wicxEp,
and fought forthwith TO be repealed" Nathaniel Il
Borden whg representative from Fall river regards "the
fugtive-s slave law among the ,ritksdsst Of all acts Of
modern legislation" In Wisconsin the wings boast
ing COALITION with the free soilers they have
chosen icy governor Leonard J. Farwel. who wrote
Chsres Drkee, abolition candidate Tor VICE. president
that ne (Farwe was in favor Of the abolition OF ala
very wherever il exists under the exclusive jurisdiction
Of Congress- and Of the repeal Of the fugitive avs iawr
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ny A. GREEN, Aucsicneer,

HANDSOME TWo-sToRY BRICK HOUSE AND LOT At
III AUCToNon Monday the j.. Of Decemeet shall sell At
premises good brick house and lot
D. between 9th and 10Th streets being OF lot
The contains eight good and
arranged rooms including and also
good The property handsomely located, ndionne
property Of Mr.. r. Donohoo
Terms balance in ak and twelve months the
bearing INTEREST," deed given and deed
Nav os--d A. GREEN, Aucuoneer.
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If ORsE's slrup Of Yellow Dock-one OF inc ~.
III remedies before the public for all diseases ds
blood, ali kinds Of hnmofs, fnn
cases. ulcers, All kinds OF complain"
acdiy Of the stomach r,ed
rod r ana hands Nc &c are and c"eo
by ita use -. ao..,, AZ hi. madeleine il.
strength Or virtue and quantity sold for the pee,"s
cheapest medicine IN use BtrT,s Drug Store,
f"ce ~ r." saw Corner Of Pa and 18th street,
49, r...;,oux artbution containing the strongest sst
.nn. ~ h. ssss and value Call and GET one
$50
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by r. McNGsranY

A Spirit moves abroad the earth.
lnfusing into mind
The genius Of It's own high birth
To elevate mankind
"here'er, as here, uniellered, free,
IL vindicates the right,
Aud wrong and crime before 1t flee.
As darkness fees from light.
That Spirit, slcepiess, watches Ger
The ireeman's chosen land
Alike protects the rich and poor,
And links them hand in hand
ltsuides Columbia Ia the path
of glory and renown,
While tyranis crouch before its wrath.
And tremble at its ffown
The Press!-beho!d It's glory where
The lightning flashes play,
For FRANKLIN stamped his image there,
And caught the burning ruy
Behold II where pure knowledge twines
Her bright, unfading wrealhs
For there that glory brightly shines.
And there that spirit breattes
oh, 'twere a glorious theme to trace
Beyond the trackless sea,
From cline TO cline, and race to race,
This split, chainless, free =
10 mark lis steps where kingly might
Had made OF millions slaves,
And men, aroused, wore nerved to fight
For freedom or for graves
In Europe, faint and trembling still,
This SpiIir, crushed, shall rise
Yet once again her patriots thrill,
And show them ileedom's prize!
Then ruthless kings shall bow before
The Peoples majesty,
And dearest rights, withheld of yore,
Be wrnpg from tyranny
All hail, then, Spirit Of The Press!
Thy mission, high, sublime,
The nniions, feed, shall surely bless,
Through all the course OF time'
For thou hast gone abroad The earth,
lniu-iDg into mind
The lenius Of thine own high birth
To elevate mankind
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COM MERClAL.
Nav YoHx. Nov. rs

Nav YoRK. Nov. 25-5 p.
You viii remember that the New York Tribune alsified
tue returns OF the New Orleans trade In order to make
appear TO It's readers that your in
Inc Tribune writer tMr Carey) queny in the col
umhs Of The Republic fased the of the cotton
trade In the same view. These tricks exposed, but
aempt TO paliae explain them has been made. la the
'as' number Of the Plough. the LOOM and the Anvil.
one Of the letters Of commented upon
by Mr.. Carey as follows
we shall invite the attention OF readers the fraud
neht arrangement of the facts by of which the
Union desires 10 bolster up the system OF 1916 Having
echd Tor the iu1taon of It's Views the agricultural pro-
duce sent to market, the years are thus divided:
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ny DYER q MCGUIRE, Auc,ionosrs.

STOCK OF BOOTS, SHOES, BRoGANs, SLIPPERS, kc-
y on Wednesday, December 10 O'Clock, auction
we shall sell the store, comprising
Youths calf shoes,
CATERS and broxans.
Ladies and mi Kid and morocco slippers
Jenny lasting CATER boots.
An assortment OF India rlbbe DOCS and boots,
Terms under, cash S25, credit Of thirty and
DAYS for endorsed bearing interest,"
DYER n MCGUIRE,
Nov I'D Auctoneers.
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ny DYER q Require. Aae.ione.r..

VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON STREET
AT AUCTioN.-On Tuesday afternoon, December ,, at
O'Clock premises, shall sell and substantially
brick with the lot situated
9th and 10th having front
OF 20 feet and depth OF a 30 feet alley.
Also brick house situated on the
square particular description Of which wI be
gv y OF sale.
Term. one third cash residue in years with
' DYER MCGUIRE,
Aucuonoors.
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nor RENT.-A commodous and handsomely lonisneo mee.
story house, pleasantly located on street. oppoe nee
orruped by Attorney General Criuendcn. :.
immediately. inquire ~ >, ~ u smp suof
nav n,aw, r Rodgers, on the premises oct l2-Hawu
mn scuENCK-s I,uImonic Strip flor the OF con
Of the lungs and respiratory organs
81, .,s A. BUTTS Drug Store.
Nv os-6, OF Penn. v. and l2th
mon RENT, with valuable servants included) =
cottage the LIST ward situated In the most fashion
able pao breakfast and
si,cbsn on the chambers the second has
rooms. and desirable residence for small
handsomely and completely furnished with the unna
articles n linen silver, nc, II dc tired.
For terms situation, apolp ~, !. ,,o
wv u. L.. JACKSON n bho,
Nov oi--Thurslswtf
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worth,ngton g. snsthcn

CONTINUES in the Supreme Court, to attend 70
hc6oro claims and settle accounts
against the departments and boards OF commsones 70
obtain pensions and bounty lands TO
lcgcics and nhe'ncss IN any pft o e
Countries 10 make ~ FUNDS IN
and bond and mortgage and negotiate me @
and sale osn lands and patent rights IN any state o. inc
Union. ,,.,e...s. ,..i ,;to =. 90. cori,. "a,
m nc unitrd states Supreme Court on appeal.
prepaid addressed TO W g. snshen 5carro
,,sue, o'P '' Oct 2s-dly
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Inc following beautiful eduson from the pen of our
ooi-reader, Mr. r MeNeThany. WILL we are sure, in.
tees our readers Il is highly creditable to his poetic
taste and correct appreciation OF the character OF his
profession
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THE FALL or POLAND. together with a His,or

THE FALL or POLAND. together with History
IL from It's origin by L.. e. saton
The the Old Worlds by Henry VIM. Herbert
Homes suited American Country
Life Gsrvasc Wheeler.
Youns's Night Thoughts. volume, Illustrated.
Preside Talk Morals and Manners,
Western Life by Mrs Kirkland author OF Holy
days Abroad just published, and for sale by
TAYLOR h MAURY,
Novo7 Booksellers, 9th street.
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nv DYER = mcguire, Arcuoncer..

FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS or PRIVATE
PAMyon Saturday morning. November 30 At TO O'Clock,
shall sell assortment OF we'll
selected furniture hc, embracing
Sofas, sofa lounges, rockers
Mahogany hair maple seat, and ouicr chairs
Divans, sidcboard, otomans, card table
Dinin and breakfast tables writing tsbies
Centre and pier tables looking glasses, lamps
High and low post bedstcads
Dressing and plain bureaus
wardroees, washsands, toilet sets
Feather beds, hair and shuek mattresses
Wilton, BRUSSELS three ply, and ingram carpets
and shades
Crockery and gase ware
rood assortment OF kitchen utensils, &c
vraniolss with glass drops
stoves5o aaiatos cylinder nir tight and template stoves
Terms DYER Mcehihh,
Nov
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@y-ThanksXiving PauI's Lutheran Church.-Ser
be expected in this church,
to day Thursday at IL O'Clock, a. IN.
t.
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Uy-To-morrosv, the Day Of Thanks i wing, Divine
Will Paricks O'Clock
morning, when collection will be taken for the poor
Now
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Fran ne Tsraa Fro~,isr.

Nrw ORLEANS, Nov 6-The steamer Iopissna has ~.
rived here and brings Texas dates 10 the 2ls Colonel
Rodgers had concluded treaty with the Cunanches and
ecovored n capve, IL reported that Csravsla had
been reinforced by 400 men.
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us-The Rev. DIR. Lunt, of Quincy, Msssachuset ts
will preach Thanksgiving sermon the Unitarian church Thurs
day morning at III O'clock 27th instant Sunday
morning and evening, at the usual times.
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arrival of hs Brother Jorafhaw.
New YoRk, Nov. % The steamship Brother Jonathan,
with later from California. coming up the bay
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Ny-TheTc will be Divine service Ia Foundry
Methodist Epscopa church, and lith streets,
Thursday morning (ThanksgIins) ut II O'Clock.
81
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and, although six millions will have left New ofk In
the month Ct November has ceased 10 influence the mar
ket and viii probably again do so The accounts
nom abroad showing large sales and advanced prices In
cotton Indicate the Turning point In that article and thus
WIN probably not only induce larger Exports Of thai article,
bat also 80 enhance confidence in the cotton bills
duco the rate Of exchange The advance New Orleans
stitened the market preparatory Liver
pool OF further advance, and sales here quite active,
mostly 10 arrive, as the stock is small the following quo
lalions The from Liverpool induces holders ask
advance. which buyers do TO- and market
ia not settled
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G3-BcttinR upon Elections will, Providence per
hitting be the subject of discourse this thanksgiving morning
Presbyterian church by
general. collection will be taken up for the poor
NauO
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Tariff Of 1916.

The person who constructed this table Of the agricul
tura productions which arrive tide water knew per-
iecuy Well that The produce 10 market in 1917
go," IN 1876, under the tariff of 1912, and that the
mode Of arranging this table was as follows;
Rcrenue tariff of I6ll-4a.
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o. The Annual Meeting or the Ladies' Union Bencv-
Employment Society will take Thursday
instant O'Clock, Trinity Church, which
kindly offered the Society this occasion.
Several addresses expected be delivered this meeting by
distinguished gentlemen.
The public respectfully invited attend evidence
sympaily with objects the Society liberal support
which will enable The amoners Of their bounty good
report of their abors annual meeting
BY order Of Board of Managers.
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Nrw ORLEANS, Nov. 20.-The steamship Empire City,
om New York via Havana, arrived to day. bringing bS
passengers. $4,000 in gold dust freight and 8sOO,oOo
Ia the hsn ds Of passengers.
Nov 2I-The steamer Union. from New York, has not
VET arrived and tanned for her safety
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Io,, Of ths Brit,,h Ship Virgtria

CHARLESTON, Nov. 26.-The British ship Virginia has
been wrecked off Cape Romania. Ten OF her were
picked up by the Vanderb-ths remaining nine
had not been heard Of
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FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT'-A gentleman IN.
tending pass the winter IN inc SCUM M ne 49, y, Iii ~
nisbes and eliQibly situated on y street :,
a,y ~ al, Geo III French The Census Bureau, near the
hPPy % sd
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Ksntneky MISUNDERSTANDING for st.atov.

Esufueky MISUNDERSTANDING for MHdfor
LOUISVILLE, Nov. % The Kentucky Legislature had
three ballots for United States On the
ballot the stoodior Merriweaher. tdem So Dixon.
(whg) i6 Helm, (ghig) 10; Marshall. y; Williams, q;
Mckee G. NJ. Clay, 1 This makes about twenty bal
lots already had and the final result seems as far of
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nIIIIOsOPHY OF THE MECHANICS OF NATURE !
by II. Allen. :, J., 49,, !, ,,.,,
Hand Dook of Fine by George Ripley and
Bayard Taylor. volume
Mains nd Morals OF Rocheoucauld
he Literature and Literary OF Great Britain by A. Mills
volumes
81, Roger de Coverly by The Spectator
Hand HOOK Of Universal Biogaphy by Pnrke Goodwin.
knights Cyciopmda Industry Of All Nations volume
with illustrations. On .x,,,,, ,r 40, on
rh'Nch ia'ho"-
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.u4s FOR RENT, the story brick house sItnated
tSl on New between 18th and 18th suee IN the
Mn Immediate vicinity the executive Department. and wen
sncd for family. Possession given on the LIST De
e'"0ei "'A'' 1'F' CHARLES DE sELDiNG,
7th street, opposite odd Fellows Hall
Nov Q3-3awf
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The IYebster Convention.

gosToN Nov 25.--The great convention nominate and
present people of the United States the claims OF the
Hon Daniel Webster for the presidency assembled this
morning at Fapeuil Hall.
Most eloquent end focibe speeches were delivered by
Mr. shmuu Thomas Stevenson OF Boston. Tho lat
ter concluded by moving the appointment Of a committee
10 prepare address the people OF the United States
which was adopted, aud the Hon. Edward Everett APP
pointed chairman of the committee.
Another committee raised to report permanent
committee Of correspondence.
The convention then adjourned until three o'clock in the
afternoon 49, !.
o'clock the OF dependence reported
consisting of % members. OF which Franklin Haven is
al large Albert Fearing, Boston, chair
man for Suffolk county The committee appointed for tho
purpose eloquent and orcible address to
ing langna &C. the various qualifications OF Mr. Webster Tor
! CEei Magistrate OF the Union The address adopted
\ makes Two columns of the Boston Courier.
rhe convention was immensely attended, and the great
M sun was evinced in behalf of the avorte Of
Massacbu,ets Webster clubs forming throughout the
state ard already number have been organized In this
/ CITY.
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oALurATORYws. TODD halter and fnrrier, snder. his
~ compmepts To his and informs them
that reenrcd his former premises, now appearing ~ The
western store building Of the Messrs bo~n
where he pleased his and acqnan
ances trusting tend 70 add
10 Inc experienced in the Old stand for tho
past years. that Increased and continued
uuainianco may he mutually pleasant and profitable.
Nov p--du
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EaENDs Of Waldenses. End other Tales ny
Ia Mary y. Windle-l vol
Oliver byrnel
nmvrou wood.
scous spinner corrected and enlarged ~ OH
yer Byne plates Of American mschines-l vol.
Practical Model Csoulator by Oliver BynsNos and
FHANCk IAfLoh
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TIE Trtason 7riais.

PpuLApyLruIA Nov. 26.-The ciIcuit court again
ihs morning 10 o'clock proceed with the trial OF Cast
ner Hanaway indicted Tor treason. The courtroom, as
here ofoe was densey crowded but the decorum
prevailed The pritoner, who Is young OF about rs
years tall and slim person, displays much selfposscs
sion. Six Jurors sworn this morning. making
eleven in all The following Is list Of their names
Robert Elliott, Thomas Conney, Jas Wilson, Peter Mar
tin Robert Smith, John Junken, James M; Hopkins,
Ephram Fenton, solomon Newman, and Jonathan Vain
wright The twelfth juror chosen but was not sworn,
because the Jury could separate II all were sworn
being thanksgiving day, the Judges adjourned
the court TN Friday morning
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Ord, Mid. 10 Mid fair 10
good ord good mid.
Upland and Florida * as e4a o Ok
Mobile and N. Orleans. TX TX Oh agb ~ l0S

ordio Mid 10 Mid fair to
good ord. good mid.
Upland and Fiohda...... * as e4a9 Ok
Mobile and NJ Orleans. TX TX on a9S sa loS
Flour is better but held little above the foreign orders
sales straight State So 81 So 81 80 81 "a IL Michi
gan and Indiana southern is beersaes ut 81 Oo si 20
Rye flour, So 25 Corn meal, s3 81 Wheat is better
sales white Michigan at SO 80 cents white southern W
Corn is in demand 81 cents for new southern yell
low. Oats, 80 80 cents. Rye, 90 cents Wbiskey, 2la
Pork has been better, but is again dusales 81 Sio
SIS IL tor new prime $i3 90 SIS To- Beel Is
heavysales at ~ so % rs mess ~ 50 prime Lard
heavy-St a cents kegs,
Freights firm al former raies-ad., cotton.
Money abundant six per cent CALI and good paper
is getting scarce with the banks Three new banks are
started this weekono Baltimore, and two in Con-
nectcut The Boston Of tomorrow will take abont
$500 600 in specie The operation of the Philadelphia
mint in gold, for weeks, has been as follows:
Week 18th. Week to 22d. Total two weeks.
Deposcs. ...... S3l4 100 S2080,6D0 S2,Uf.700
Coinage. I,3727l8 l,Tsi,9f0 3i5f,6Ss
Payments . a,oa37ai $3.50 a,slo,5si
The stock market continues quite buoyan and govern
mept stocks are in demand Vermont having passed a
free banking law additional demand will be made for
government stocks nasmuch the Others available
dear. The quotations TO day much different from
those OF last week
Yours, PRENTICE
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Nav YORK, Nov. 20.
The steamer Cambria sailed day for Liverpool, with
5000 900 in specie
The Falcon from New Oheans, ia below apparently dis
abled
Stocks arc ttcaly-Canlon, OH; Eric. $50 Flour is
duersaes Of 5000 barrels at 81 S7A for Safe brands
Rye -four, SO 50. Corn meal, SO 20 a 81 3l4
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Four hand, belonging to the steamship Asia, and boat
man named Sumner were drowned In The harbof last EGG
ring while attempting to board the steamer
The City OF Ptsburg put into Cork on the l3th
short of coal.
C,mnlete returns of the election In this Stae show the
choice of 1877 wings and POI Of other parties There 10
yacapces There Is majority sgainst the wings last
! ye,r in the house, and in The senate
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DUICIS House, large garden AID paddock, wtshfn
ID Yards gardens, Capitol IFor rent -
permanent responsible and no other need ap The non',
occupy been painted and papecd, afused
fruit large beautiful vegetable
and flower garden desired the adjoining well fenced
paddock buildings adjoining the residence inc
spain being the most retired ""'" IN inc
city for private family. :. ...,,,-r Nd. a ..,..,
oJ-1A HfEFUENsDN S,o'' - t'N'' 1850
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,,,, house in Gadshys row IN me lst
a,s,y ortped Mrs Commodore Faatsreon 10
,bs fnniure all handsome and Kept in hs best
order Zenith peysons In Inc
house viii premises 10 any one ~s""e "''""
Nov l5--dfu