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TASTELESS LIQUID CA7HdRTIC
OR "A lHII]S PHJSJC.

TNlIISis The best, cheapest and most efficient Ca
l. THAhflC ever offered to The public.
II is tAslHIss, hclebyayoiding The nauseating eff
feet OF Pills, Oil, Sienna, Co, and pr oduces grip
ping other painful eleets Unlike all other p,Jl-
gatiyes il searches 10 tie bottom oil the disease,
thoroughly elean.es the stomach, and leaves the
bowels entirely free IRON Co iiscness.
No FAMILY SHOULD IL WITHOUT IT.
Children drink ii readily and without forcing, and
no medicines is more highly recommended by the
iS Gixet fair and en iodge Cor yourselves.
1t car be had woldsaia or !. H. t,leg5'
stanton furceli, Laid y Co, t'lt!ntons u II.
stabler Co., Baltimore j, i Antrim, Green
Vile.
Aug. A, Is55.-ly.
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Removal.

VIE nnder,iena1 has removed his slnn from III,
u nous III Dr. llei,ashe 70 the rooms fo,fserI
occupied by Mr. 0ear ee9o,te ol5 ~ ~ y
eg ;ehl' ana Adleinins the : tore of Mr.. Aaau,
. ne returns his thanks to his friends aud the MIR.
am, and hopes to continue it in his now piaee of
business lie t"ceives regularly the latest fashion
pes' ana always prepared to manufacture rloil q
III the most fashionable style. ''''"o
lie mas received the spring Fashions, and Is nre.
Parea NOT only Ia mana aeture work in The l,,es.
style, but to furnish Cloths Cassincres. yes,;nes
d C.; OF every variety and quality. essA''ss,
APll 20. 1906. L. DOOLEY.
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INV MEDICAL DOORS. RECEIVED AM

NV MEDICAL DOORS. RECEIVED AND
~ Fo& s3aH 1T HoettIS' Book ST0Ri.-~
Flint eli + a-4s 81 - c. Physical EApe.'a-
ION ~ Dia.o 5o Diseases a..ccting the fcspira-
ory t@ans. IL Anatn Flint, ID, t'roi, oi
ne ! hcory and 5aetcp u Medicine in The Gnivei-
tN OF Louisville, &c. In one handsome octave vol
une, cara cutl.
The reputation already acquired by tie author
especially with reference to his re- sches on disea
saS of the chest aud kindred iFfies. ~ Nein the
intrinsic importan:c OF tnc sua .ts ttcated cannot
fail 20 render this tu'ane Of yety great interest 10
all 4 lesiean practitioners.
UanuA Of cheaiica Plyaalegv. from The Ger
man OF Pre-. {. q. i.eltfaFu. u. d. Translated
with r. les mad add ion~. by j. Cnesioa Norris NJ
D., VIVA ~ introductory e~.s,v on Nilll force. by
Samuel Jack son. NJ d.. r. ites-f,t Of last 1t : o.
Mcdicia in iAe LlheI,it1 OF Penn, IL, i Ne
With lt'a:tft,ios.s. Ia enc .ef1 handsome oealve
yo= ~.
ss.ol has be reeeired = ~. hnut Europc
as Inc igest 81 nodera ,aetiic. aud investi=
gatiol. tbs important II ~. Z7,-e Chemistry
In - attn !. II III et drt tie numerous
addit7I Of tae tf6.tatol ano oil PgpIt scr Jack,
son have rendered i, more colhl to Ia il, hysolo-
gcal asncct. With Inc utioct OF an i'm it Tor Use
as a 3yf-3a4s Tor lht stte.set 81 Mythology.
kiehlnund, Apa il -, lSoG.
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Notice

ENfff NoRb.N4kY BARGAINS ~ CLOTH.
- W. ~ z, thsss' Gsasi"t Sire cg,t41t al
efItP' at2a'-N EthHtR 4 LEOPOLD AGAIN in,ite
p9ohe ATTENTION 10 tleif iar-e and we'll made tek
"a sFf.f3h -t35t 81 u hkIs GLDTEfgG ,,i,ci
cannot ca, De %, sNs'ed IN variety quantity aud guelr,
oy any o,hef lotiiina store in Town or .tate
Their t0ods ee'i@= in Coats from Is t.ent. ~, To
I,t3 ir"t "a cts. mp to 10; ,esis from 5oets
M TO 80 atso. large stock OF Lows Cloil,in and
ieii largely engaged in the mar ufaetprc of tJ,,
M WIN an experience of good many wears tbny
are ehabed t. get up superior quality OF CIof,;n
TO lhe wants Of this sections and in hei,
by arrivals, twice week., direct from our MN
alaesory' we Shall at all times have ,I ass", tn"nt
an" ne itr.t style. If tou want cheap and well
Nili4itk LEOPoIn,S
Large Ciotilins tin,tsc, Main ST., ol.r.os;to
81, a. @hite latton's Store, staunron, ia.
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TOBACCO AND SEGAR BUSINESS

uAvISG purchased the esta3i HI. eht 50 long
II and iayorahlv known nnu4ze 9est les OF &. i.
Cochran Co. aud c. r. ci,iap. propose 10
continue the business OF T0l;Aet0SisT az the
samr,dlee 1--we secured IRE services Of Mr. C.
T. Cochran Ms agent end maua gag .. the 'iusiAcss,
and tr.tst shall taerit and re,>iYea continuance
Of the 5fonase 50 Literally extended Ia the old eg
tablishmeat. ROBERT J. GLEND4.
Jan. u. L &c.
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Messy Greek, Augusta CO., Va.
May 10, ls5G-tds

\. B.-l will also offer for sae, at the same time
and place, Cabinet of over 5eB specimens Of valu-
able Minerals all numbered and catalogue ami put
up i'll a very elegant case; very large and conye-
nient Bookcase, and large lot Of Books j. II.
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NOTICE.

THE subscriber having purcha sed the Tannery Of
i w. Deal, Esq, ofthis place, (Waynesboro',)
would inform the late patrons of Mr.. Deal, that he
Will continue the business as heretofore, and would
be thankful for continuance OF their patronage
have employed Mr.. Rhodes (who has been with
Mr.. Deal for time, and whose clara .er as a
workman is SO well estabshed,) to superntend the
business, who will take pleasure in promptly at
tending TO the wants of the customers.
| am prepared to purchase hides Of every desrip-
ton, payable in cash-also 80 Cords of Chestnut
Qa>, and 50 do. of Black Oak Bark for which the
cash will be paid, Ii. S. GALLAHER.
From the above it will be seen, that have disp0-
sed of my Tannery to Mr.. Gallaher, who will contin-
the business heretofore. under the superinten-
dence OF Mr.. Rhodes. l take pleasure in recon-
mending Mr.. Rhodes as a superior workman, atten-
tive to business and with the joint efforts OF Mr..
Gallaher and Mr.. Rhodes, doubt not will give sat
isfaetion. l hope, therefore, my irena will con-
inue their patronage, Us it will be very gratifying
IL lde. GEO. w. DEAL.
May 8, 1s5c-tf
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IMPORTER.

A diploma of the ffs class, was awarded by the
VIRGINIA Mechanics t>tt4te. fer the promotion of
the AeebaAis Arts, t. amuel Sutherland, OF Rich
mond f.. a case Of Guns, Pistols, and Rifles, exhib
tied at the ESttlition OF Articles of American Man
uiaeture. held in the City Of edmond, on the 10th
dav OF NoY. 1s54.
kichmord Nav 8 l95e-ly,
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PJ Asa.EG SALE.

: :
May 3, 1s5G.-ttly.
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Wake Money While you Can.

vI nTC OU Ia IL
w r., tne UNDERSIGNED, are prepared 10 furnish
w Instructions to all who mish TO m,f a. , a :.
IN an easy aud Respectable manner for The s,'sil
cohs.a .fati"n ii one dollar. The capital reouired
" commence Tue ona mess whicl, we " i'll pfo p,se is
gaSe IN 1t; Al letters addressed 10 us with one.
dollar enclosed, will bepromptly severed by re-
turn mail with all necessary insruc ms a To- pro-
'oeea' SCOTT a co.,
Aug. Is, 1s55.-3t* = 'ss' va
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0ase Esosaal. Cor E'isay Cents.

HTNliE subscribers, with view Of removing TO the
l. West, will sell their new and beautiful stock OF
READY -AADECL0IlliNG ~ GoAf for Geesh. They
would therefore, call the attention o tbs p.b.:c
this rare chance offered, and invite thtmto call
seeu, while their stock IS and complete.
They have also on hand beautiful assortment of
Gentlenan's Furnishing Goods, Hats, Caps, 6c.
NJ. HlRsli d GO.
W.. Their Store is on Main street. nearly oppo-
site h. NJ. Gnshing's Gonlectioary.
May ), lS5G.-Spee. aud True Amer. copy st
n. L. All persons knowing themselves indebted
to tue said firm will please call and settle umed-
ately. as longer Indulgence cannot be given other
wise theil accounts will be put in the hands of an
officer.
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FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
ID, virtue of decree made by the Circuit Court
ID of Rockbridge at its April term, A. D., 1886, in
the ease of William l.. Figgat and others. the
junction Wiley Turnpike Company and others
pendir., therein the uldersigne, Commits toner's ior
the purpose appointed, will. So 4'tg me ~ Dig
n A,i 4, lsj6, cell at Pablie Auction TO the HIGH
est bidder, at the front door of the Court tiotse in
Lexington, the franchise of the said junction Valley
Turnpike Company and its roads with the appurte-
nanets thereto alta ehed The read is sixty miles in
length leading from Buchanan to Staunton and
With iadieous mana cement may be made Il profta-
BILE inye, tment.
TERMS Cash in hand sufficient to pay cost Of suit
md eSaenses of sale, and for the residue credit of
tx, Twelve, eighteen, and twenty-iour months, in
four equal nitalments, the purchaser giving bond
with approved personal security.
1H0S. j. NICHE,
: Wcn vonit Com'rs.
T.. i. PAAI0s.
MAY 8 Is5G.-tds,
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NOTICE.

NOR reasons which my friends will appreciate
Il aud approve, have sold NY entire establish
Inent to Robert j. Glendy, who will continue tie
business at the old stand. Having undertake. zen the
management Of the new concern, shall be pleased
to see INV old friends and customers, and will en-
deayor to give them satisfaction.
Jan. ID, 1856. CT. COCHRAN.
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Notice.

TNIlE Grm of B. 4 J. s. Crawford is this day dis
L sol, ed by mutual consent, j. S. Crawford hay
ing sold out us inteRest to James ". Crawford aud
Henry Il Cochran, the hIm will be continued under
the style of Crawford Cochran. 1t becomes abb
soately necessary that all accounts due the old
hrm up to Jan. lst, 1906, shoud be settled up i'm
mediately. BENJAMIN CRAWFOKD.
April ~, 1856. sS7H
w II VIII receive in few days, very large and
w well n 'orted stock of Sprino and Summer
goods to which we call the attention If the old
friends and Customers ri the house
CRAWFORD & COCIIRAy
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union, JANUARY Y, 1856.
RH,SSOLVTYO.1.

NE ~. co partnership of kokhlhousen Flick bere.
Ga aoiore e,,Yis,lng between s. W. KoLlhou.en and
george i. Eiick by mutual consent has his Sn y
been dissolved The notes, open accounts and baat
9 Tue iste concern have seen placed i'll the hand Of
ior " baylor Tor settlement and collection. ana
all persons indebted to said firm are reouestsd 10
make speedy payment. i'es'ea "
w. kOHLHOCSEN,
March Is, ls56.-[marcll 2a.l
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MISS KATE M. GORMAN,
a Ing just returned from the North would in
IL vite the attention of all purchasers of
MILLINEP GOODS.

in this vicinity, to her new ard rich stock She is
just oponhg beautiful assortment a goods of the
most fashionable and recherche tyles. aapicd TO the
present season consisting in palt Of every style OF
Straw Bennett, Pedal i;fad<, fine Enelah Straw,
tiounee, Ieshorn, Straw Tissue, shaker Hoods,
Bioomers, d.. Rich Dress Hats, Mourning Hats a
beautiful selection Of French Artificial Flow ers Head
Dresses md Dress Trimmings.
she mas ala large assortment of Embroideries,
-Ranillas, Corded and Hoop Skirts, &c.
Ill may feel assured that more desirable stock
cannot be found in point of fashion, style, or prize.
April IL laIf 80
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MERCHANT TAILORING

BE subscriber has opened very superior lot Of
goods for Gentlemen's wear, at the Store Room ",
s; eas uoo or TO Union Hall, main Street at the
Oh Mr. oRear, an experienced and Accommodated
cutter, TO conduct the business for him md 10
PREPARED s to furnish every description of clothing
llaae Oh the best material and in the most eleoanf
style For cash or to punctua dealers nn Fan
the public is solicited Pa'ionsge ~
s.o..- A. d. TROTTER.
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nj EAIeAN AND AftfeAytu AAo.-We have
III Just reeetfed a sAFptf o besi \. A. and Mex
lean aad African duano which offer for sale at
tie market rates. IUWIE & co
Alexandria, April 10, 1856.
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OUR OMNIBUS
NEW ARRIVAL.
G. I. II Fl L N e.

Z l. q l II l N q.
our most excellent Spring and Summer Stock of
" Ready 4Hade Clothing has been received and
we have the pleasure OF exhibiting to the public the
latest and best patterns and styles Of line and bu-
sness dresses, in French and other cloths, eassi-
meres, cashmeres, satnets, &C., &a., as wen as in
Summer sta1s Of all hin'ss together with Haas Caps,
ST ,ad o. the useless enumeration OF articles We
simply state, that we brought larger stock this
Spring than ever before. The careiulncss with
which it was selected, justly recommends our goods
to the purchaser in preference to all Others and the
astonishing low prices will induce him to buy
just come and examine
To country merchants we will sell 1t Baltimore
Wholesale prices. KAHN 4 SCllUCHTIKER.
Jain St, next to Woodward House
April 5, ls56.-Spcc. copy.
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}. B. H A r G r We.
SUCCESSOR TO BENZ. nAv1s.
a y G 10 N EER,

M ILL devotehis whole attention to The Sols I'D
aud iraag Of Negroes, Real Estate, &c., publicly
Sales satisfactory charge made
W.. Tie has convenient place for Ike, ping sIava.
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q. me snbseriber respectfully informs his rrjends
Ina; ne mas discontinued the auction business and
peas4ie n recommending his former Customers +.
0ctobes 10, 1856 'o "a Ao.
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JUNCTION VALLEY TURNPIKE
FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION

LAY 10, 1S56-- tbs
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MOS REMARK \ GLE ST CCESs.
AlIRACJTIOuS CuRFS

1t has now been known in my practice over eight
years, and so great has the demand became with
aut advertising in the Newspapers from reports Of
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The examination into the Loby banner riot wss resume
In e Court Of Sessions yesterday Afternoon before Recorder
Smith.
Mr.. Phillips counsel for the complainant NE Dayls) sail
That Capt Wier could not be found, hs was an i'm
posn witness he moved that the examination be adionrne
Tor the present.
The Recorder instructed him 10 o al the Mayor an,
make inquiries 10 his whereabouts and II tey declined
rendering Rim any assistance, hs that me an
would be devised 70 1nd Capt Wtsr.
The examination win be resumed next Thursday afternoon
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befOre HOu. Judge Belts.
NOV IO-THr PASCHfrA SLAVE Casr ~-Autorio Silva n,
eel Pedro de silva md SIX others principally Portuguese
chip Psnchla end pleaded not guilty The trials were ),
down f1r neSt geek.
ON psres we're srraisned for assaults and pleaded no,
The Court proceeded to call ne admiralty calendar.
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NEW YORK.
BAIIsroS, Nov. 10, 1856.
Full Official returns from, Saratoga county give Fre-
mont 453s votes; Buchanan 2,455 and Fillmore, 2,5s5.
For Governor King, 4,So9 Parker, 254o Brooks, 1872
Scott democrat, Is elected TO the Assembly Leg
get republican, heretofore reported by two majority
ILLINOIS.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 10, 1866
The Jnons dispatches say that the Fillmore aud Fre
mort rueu ,used State ticket and have vicorcusy
carried IL but that the State has gone for Buchanan
Mr.. Sbeahan, editor Of the Chicago Tfmes Douglas
paper teegfspbed here Saturday evening that Bu
|ehsnan hal carried Illinois beyond the possibility OF
doubt
CHICAGO, Nov. 10, 1885,
The returns received this noruisg generally confirm
che estoae made on Saturday evening" that Bachanans
najorty IL tie State win be about 5000. Bsse and the
Republican State ticket will have about 600 majority
The official count would vary these figures much Allen
democrat, Is probably elected to Congress In the
HeveGh distrct leaving the delegation FIVE democrats 10
four republicans Both parties claim the State Senate
In the House the democr ats have three four majority
fhe following Congrossmen eected-Messrs. Wash
brrne Fsrnsworh, Lovejoy and Kellogg, republicans,
and Nessss Harris Morris, Shaw, Smith and Mlrshau
democrats Aen DAWSON and Morrison, democrats. are
elected u hl the vacancies.
IOWA.
CHICAGO, Nov. 10, 1866
The and gains In Iowa, both sides, about
equs a eopared with August election. The returns
viii net vary the result thousand either way.
KDIASA.
CHICAGO, Nov. 10, 1885,
The oHica! najores In thirtynve counties in Indiana
SHOW mocrac gain Of sess, and In thirteen counties
republican gain Of ESQ., Bacaanaos majority far
heard from Is 1925. Il viii probably be reduced TO
lo,coo.
TENNESSEE.
RcEfxosp, Va, Nov. 10, 1863.
Passengers arrived at Wythcville this m,rnng from
KnGNvie report that tho state has gone for Buchanan
BY s.ooc majority. THIS statement is made on full re-
turns from The eastern counties.
FLORIDA
NEW 0KIEAss November Z, 1855.
The returns received from Florida show democratic
gains.
The Brooklyn Board OF Canvasscrs.
OFFICIAL RETURNS.
The CITY Board OF Canvassers met last evenng-Mayor
Hall pyesdsd On motion OF AIdsymen Pell ooun uttee
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sursus Uousr-Croua Nos III, aiss, H. 7Ts, 1884,
lsoo 9s9 7ss 1915, l97s 20s9, 1904 22oI 1850 s5ls
2Sla, s7e, 2lel, al, n, ", rs, ~, rs, rs.
rslrrD STATES nsrRlcT CoyRr.-Nos. s1 70 40
surysfos Coux-Nos so2 SAG, e33, eT0, es3, 6s7 6os
oe sol eos 7et 7o1 fo7, 7o3 7o4, 7oe 100, 7o7 7os
r2a, T1q.
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Annn average. AoS, tSs
or the cy Of Hamburg fer the year 1859, lately pao.
shtd ard laid before tho lsst Rusnsschsf, convened
about a month ago
Suss CarTsncy.
General administration Of TIE river department 81 so
Expenses of keeping In order tho banks oi the
Lower Ebc and repairs ........... ls5sso
Expenses Of working tho stcam dredging machines
70 deepen the channel 2s5
Expenses of diving bell and hand dredging 49, 6e
Expenses q the buoysi upper section c.Mks. 1850
lower secio7. 1928
- 2o,o7a
Expenses Of lighthouse upper section srxs 5.1so
lower section. 81, &Sf
- 6s.24t
Expenses OF pilot establishment .......... lo,os4
Expenses Of Marine Engineers Department At
Rnzebuuel (CuxhavenD ........s.,..... ..... HISS
"A 10 marks schiings per pound oqusl TO-. Gao 40
Here them have tho anomalous fact tha, white Ham
burg pays more than ESQ year for deere the bed
hcueea beacops and buoys together with efficient pilot
establishment the Harovcrsn government pockets more
thai C33 600 year, without dsbursng single penny
for the benefit OF the navigation and rsdo not even for
Der share Of the drawn, at the expense OF
Hamburg, 10 her pet port OF Hayoprg
The French Government and the English
lrrcm the london Tines, Oct n.
Ouce more aler considerable Interval 0f time, the
Nr,sr hes been drcoed 70 cali 70 order
gan ~ he French government The English newspapsr
sro crey tho prsaie utiersoce q indvidusH uthsrs
~, Neft r.t ffs ~ n w tr thcr wo0or yh dsraNr
sta Frsfart .ttte e eoNtHw fhe = cststs taat IN III
BE- cemPf msC' b rcasn Aaa crn4st,rl. V.Anness,
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THE VERY LATEST.
From tho London News, Wednesday, Oct. 20
AUSTRIA AND TURKEY.

AUSTRIA AND TURKEY.
vIExsA, Tuesday Evening
The Austrian Corrcpondno< deliberately reitera.ss -
assertion OF Sunday last. II again denies totally sAs
statement Of the catiaonne Pays and Parss thai ths
Ottoman Porte had posesied against the occupation OF
prncpsties BY Austrian troops, and does this ncs-
vhstanding the persistent assertions or those journals
to the contrary
Later sdvices from ConsiAntnoplc announce thai shs
resignation Of the Turksh ministry remaus unscceptsl.
TIE EASTERN OCCUPATION.
The foreign journals abound In remarks the new
,taaton which they has been by the a.
rard ssd 70 have been made by The Porto on the Eag
lish and Austrian sovcrnments withdrawal Of thslv
Syocs rom the frincpaucs and Black Sea respectively
n Nerd psthstcsly remarks eve ssoud not be aston
ished n the governments Of Austria and Ensland were
70 and some prescx. 10 justify their occupation even sw
,hey have lost the consent OF tho Porto.
FAILuRg OF FOX, HENDERSON AND co.
The Ns announces the fsure OF This nrr cs emiueus
contractors which attributed 10 the rshtness os u
money market "a asserted tnat arrsrs emens win b
rads 10 pay the small creditors fuI the Isses
claims may hope ultimately 70 very considsrs-
bic dividend.
CONCESSION or RUSSIAN RAILWAYS.
The fondcn Hra says s--reIogrsphc sdvces nom o.
Peersbury The railway concessions have bees
granted French company for eighty years, and thas
about 900 miles. Terms hxed by the gov
eminent arc about Gl5 500 per me undcr guarantees a
az per cent with additional x per cent fov sinkfnR
f,nd no, mentioned f tho french company IA Ne
Credit MobnIer company formed by Messrs Roshz-
chill and other cap.tass The total requreine
" faoeoo ooovn establish drain sufficient no4 ouy
70 weigh down all descriptions Of Russian securities IN
our markets, bu, m some degree every other tsd g.
nrpvse.
Financial and Commercial.
THE Lorp0r AND PARIS MONEY MARKurs-CoNwRR.
cIAL cIRCuLARs-THE VERY LATEST.
Loypos nosry MARKn, MONDAY Evrrva, ocy. IT,
The nghh funds opened steadily this morning bus r.
terwards became heavy, and closed at 4 decline a
three eiehfhs per cent Conscls for money ware
erst quoted s2k 10 Y, II which they remained fbr
some time. large sale FOR delivery then changed
the character d the mayket and upon in being bi-
lowed BY further rsAlisatona, decline t,ok paoe
p2k 70 e1k, from which there vss no recovery. rhs
amount q stock brought forward caused revival Of the
demand nr money, and loans were IN request 81 RON
~ N rey cent Bank stock len OF Al 2i % 2i3,
tnced, els bafk; new three per cents, eis 70 TX.
a1d exchequer bonds 9sk 10 esh Indls bonds srf
chequev bills we're veal. ~ ~. 70 fs. premium.
The rext conscl scr,urt "A ntei nor Tue th " nnst
bsr. and the closing usnsscoua ~ bat r~'oa soc
s2x o2s
Fose'tn .etarHiss apcnrt sN hstt,N. 80
ulces subsequently exrtrsnSeA q gsaHa. 3svaa@
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The brooklyn Board OF Canvasscrs.

OFFICIAL RETURNS.
he CITY Beard OF Canvasers met last cvening-Mayor
Hall presided On motion OF Aldermen Pell, committee
consisng Of Aldermen Fowler, Van Brunt Clarke wog
lom and Pe were appontea TO examine the returns Of
the election for city officers and reported foows-