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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-11-22
New Millinery
corner opposite =. NJ Long, Esq n
the Goodrich HosIec

Corner opposite Z. " Long, ESQ ne,,
the Goodrich House.
AIDES, If Jon want Bonnet
= Suited TO your mind.
Call at Mrs. CARRIERS
And there voc may it find.
Feathers, Flowers, and Ribbons.
Or every shade aud dye.
As cheap as can he sold:
Won't you come and buy?
Straw Bonnets too, to order,
Bieached both white and fair,
Collars, Head-dresses, and Cans,
As ine as you will wear.
Then come, one and all.
Our assortment to see.
We are your humble servant
Ii yoa give to Us the fee.
ao'oA'. F.CARTER.
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Near s Dearborn ST. Chicago, Illinois.
n eneral wholesale Western Agents for Tnr-
VI ner Brothers, celebrated Gtnger. Black
berry, and other NATIVE WINES AND SYR-
UPS, etc vhol~sale dealers in Tobacco, o.
CARS Oysters, etc. We invite the attention Of
merchants to the above articles. Turner and
Bros Wines and syrups are too well known
10 need comment. and for the rest, we sell the
best article at the lowest price.
- 3sn. j. f.GolNT1 Co,
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GOODRICH HOUSE,

IHHE Undersigned having rented this House,
l. promises TO give entire satisfaction TO the
travelling public, and soiicits their patronage
4. N. p. WHITTIER, prcp'r
\. Is. NeSsrs. Graham l. Co. run Daily
Line of Hacks, in connection with the Rail
road trains, from this House TO Wilton. Aft
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A NJ B r OF Y p = 6

Hn Subscriber respectfully announces 70
! lhe citizens Of Upton and vicinity. that
he is ready to execute '"@A
Daguerreotypes g. Ambrotypas
Inc Ambrotypes possess fnish. dpnth of
tone and richness. truly wonderful Tbev A.
not reverse the subject, but represent ayerv.
thing IN It's true position; they NAV be seen in
any view. and will las: for ages, in short they
are imperishable
Dagnerreotypes though beautiful, fail short
OF comparing with these pictures. They mYst
be sees to be appreciated
Amorotype process, taken on paper. Sheet
Iron process. which shows as steel engrav., ,
also, the spherotype, which shows the hack ri
the picture and the front.
"A WORD TO ALL.
ITO" mahV have lost Father, a Mother a
Sister, Brother, an innoceat pra.tlipe rb,'1
and have not shadow of resemblance In lcots
upon? After the separation some little TOW ~
trlflng article is often kept for years. and cher
ished as token of remembrance. How p,,,ea
more valuable would b Que of josiah Sgrra,s
perfect Daguerre type or Anbrotype MIpia-
lures of the loved and losi?
The new process has a decided advantage
over the old. as perfect Pictures of Cbjlrren
can be taken In two seconds All are invite
10 call and examine, and decide for themselves
No,r is The time 10 get Cool and Chc,p Pictures,
ftrst Class .dw5rotyPes for One Doi!0r,
u,A at 1 use NJ
.oeiah smiths looms, ever uetlanfI,s ytor.
n. b. moderately cloudy day u more pre-.
ferabte for taking perfect slcture than a clear
day. Apparatus Furnished and instruction CIV
en- IN all The recent lmptoFemea is Of the art. on
rcasuuabl. terms. 40 H.. is
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1T HHOL Esq l. +.
The Subscribers have now on hand. and are
daily receiving from the East and South, At
Ne. 5 FRONT ST, AND LETEE,
Burrows New Block) Davenport, Iowa.
a large, we'll selected and rull stock OF fresh,
Prime Groceries, Nails, Class, Sail,
IVoodeaware, Provisions &c.
which they offer to the trade at Wholesale ex-
clusveiy. To Retail Merchants. lloteikeepers,
and others of the interior Of the State and Neb-
raska, who purchase at wholesale. We give the
assurance that we will FL their orders and mem
o, anda at chicago and ST. Louis prices trans
portation added.
Merchants, Grocers and lIotelkeepers, doing
business on the line or near the line al the Miss
ssppi & Missouri Railroad, Iowa City. or far
Their West, will find il TO their interest to make
their purchases Of ms, aud by shipping their
Goods by the NJ. & VI. Railroad save 81 miles
hauling by teams from any other point on the
river. Our facilities are of the first oiass. and
we feel the most positive confidence. that If you
will give Us call, look through our stock, aud
learn our prices and terms. We shall receive ~
liberal share Of your patronage; which II shall
he our aim. by furnishing hrst-ratc goods a,
favorable prices, aud fair dealing, to merit and
receive
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III W5ata " III JV7HFE1s Ut = I8FFTs.
ONE WORD MORE

OF the few articles Of summer goods now on
hand We will sell .. precisely cost and trans
portation: now briag on your money and se;
the worth Of ii. We went charge you much
Tor Goods anyhow, and nothing for sho wing
them. Finally customers,
j. s. Edys ards, who stands at the head
Of his profession, IS Tailor, cuts clothes
FIR our customers, and warrants every Job. so
proud ls he of his reputation, he couldn't sleep
If he should fail 10 please! that's all.
Respectfully submitted TO candid public.
sept. '56 36tf klSER, CREW l. TURNER.
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| UMBER & S AWNING

THE undersigned having rernoddled and IN
| proved the Green's Mills, near Rochester,
and a?rlled - r,yrpp~o
veil, he prepared, in a few days, TO supply on
dem aud.
Lumber and Saving.
These Mills are intended FIR the best IN nus
r,rt If fhe safe. and the undersigned promis-
Is full satisfaction 10 customers.
3stf. 40. - SaLL-'-
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Novels, Novels!
]. z. GOING. g. Co.

lust Received large assortment OF Novels
y from the publishers, which will b sold
very cheap by A. GILBERT.
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Il. L. 20 E a, g @.
(i.afe Gsraes 4. YosJ
NO. LOG LAKE sTREET, CHICAGO ILLINOIS,
Importers and Jobdfrs +
Saddlcry Hardware, Saddles,
Carriage Trimmings, Leather, Shoe
Findings, Leather Betting, &c.
D.srectfuiAy Invite your sts.n,,ou to the
III different departments of our business. aud
from long experience and superior facilities
trust we can execute orders in the most satisflc
tory manner, and on the most favorable terms.
pIi TED GOODS.
Our assortment of silver aud brass plated
trimmings consist of every article in the line,
and rs we are now importing all our English
goods direct are prepared to offer new induce
ments TO our customers, Our stock of staple
Saddle md HarnCss Hararnre
Is unsurpassed by any house in the West, and We
feel confident that We can sell at such prices rs
cannot fail to give perfect satisfaction.
Carriage Trimm ings.
Our assortment in this line is tull and com
plete consisting of blue, brown, drab aud claret
1roadcloths: cotton, union and worstcd dam
asks brocatelle. paramettas. coach lamps curtain
Ii hts, and every article in the line.
Patent and Enamelied Leather, Of all colors,
Noble i Hoarc's Coach Narnish,an extra
article. Smiths Steel Converted ANles all sizes.
We call the attention of Carriage Makers 20
these superior AXles. We sell them at manufac'
tarer's prices, and are the only Agents
Leather Belting.
We have the only Agency for R.sse r Hogts
superior Patent Stretched aud Riyetca Leather
Betting. Also, Goodyear's Patent superior Rub.
Der Belting and Packing.
LEATHER. We offer for sale in this depart.
ment Oak aud ilemloek tanned Harness, Bride,
and Collar Leather, Hog skin Seating, SHIFTING
and Pad Skins, Spanish and Slaughter sole Lea
rhcr. French, Philadelphia, and Western tanned
Calf and Kip Skins, Oak aud Hepiock Upper
Leather, Lace Leather, Morocco, Binding, and
Lining Skins, with a full and general assortment
IF Shoe Fmdiags.
SADDLFR'S TOOLS.
We ask prrticuar retention to orr stock Of
Tools. They are manufactured expressly for oar
House, and Of a quality and finish unequalled and
we warrant them. Our prices are "a low as a
common article IL usually sold for. From deal
efs and manufacturers throughout the country
we ask a call, and hattcr ourselves that our pri-
ces and terms are such as will command their
favorable consideration. 33,sm.
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SUI TEiORS OR E.NGE.A'EERS
Wishing to purchase gocd THEOUOLTTE.
Or mmon Compass, eau be accommodated
~ calling on 8. DkwElL.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT.

TIE undersigned takes this method TO inform
the cit zens Of Upton, and surrounding
country that be has bought out the OF hrm OF
WurIsxs < GowEY and has now on hand, ana
constantly receiving
Furniture of All Kinds.
p,raa.s Table, Bedsteads, Chairs, Sash, Mats,
c. e. 20, which be will sell for Cash as low
as al any place in The West
raliand See for 70 ~ elf.
Upton, July 10, z7a- y. q ia !" i'H /.
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Chicago Advertisements.
Chicago Steam DYE Works.

Chicago Steam Dye Works.
WE WOULD Respectfully inform the La
w dies Of Upton that we have established
al l23. South Clark street, between Madison
and Washington sts.
Fancy Dysing L Erourns Establishment,
Every description Of Silks, satlns, and Wool
en- Shawls aud dresses are dyed, Cleaned and
restored to their original perfection. Grape
shawls dyed TO any shade; also, lace Curtains
cleaned, nleached, and warranted to look like
new. Orders from the country promptly at
tended to. COOK BROTHERS.
3i,2m. l3a South Clark st. Chicago
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Notice.

A LII persons tn".ing thyms lEes Indebted 10
II mr. either " note or book ac Quit, arc re-
sle;tiuily RI qaested TO come forward and settle
the same. DANIEL UAaRA>S.
Triton Nov. Il, 80. 46tr
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Not ExceIled West Of New York

Printers complete outfits, as we have
The .horthwesfern Type Agehey,
type and material on hand; also oaly agents 70
Hoes Printing Presses in this region. Person
purchasing from US will have their good de'iV.
cred IN Davenport, If desired. When yon come
to tie river don't forget 10 call over.
II. A. PORTER & BROTHER,
rl.1y R0cklslan&
Hoes pses,c & Whites Tyre Agency
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Neh Aobrrtis
II e~Store

~ ~
WE have just opened New and Sp'endra
w Assortment of CtorHISG & CENTS
FuRNIsHiyG Goops, In the New Brick Block,
four doors east IF Sweslana's, Upton. iowa.
The people Of Old Cedar ami the rest Of
mankind, are respectfully il vited 10 call aAd
examine our stoea Of
Ocer Goats, Dress Conts, 'hotrls, Tq'mqs aud
Business Coafs, Pants and TeSts-aH
kads, Shpts. Dra,se's Gtores. Hyss,
Crarats. Clotss s. Cnssmeres,
Satinrfh. Pet ngs g.. g..
We have also a fac lot Of Boots Il shoes,
for men, women and ehlidrea, Hats ard Cars,
Trunks. Carpet Sacks Umbrellas, etc
In fact We h. " all OF e.'ry Article yon will
find in u gener Ct thing and Furnishing H.
tab ishmcnt .Garms MS made 10 order On short
notice. ey our prices will be low and uni
form, striving 10 ! We up te tie pinciple Of
Fa.~ Deai Hg It.A AEt
whereby we hope to 10. ri AID ob'a'n share
OF the public patronage.
Nov. Is, $50 47u. MANY & iNGMAN
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IOWA AGRICULTURAL DEPOT,
Nourse, vielo g. Co,
Rrnnri q f0Hs.

PrOpfiefOfs.
Corner # Rock L1aaa nad Front Streets.
Davenport, Iowa.
Offer for sale at WHOLESALE and Retail Glover
Timothy. Blue Grass and Nilet see ds, Garden
and Flower Seeds in great variety.
Horticultural s. Horticultural implements
of the most approved manufacture.
Peapers and .Houers,
Sourse. yeiie & Co have made arranpen, MS
by which they have the exclusive sale i'll this
section, az Naaay's Celebrated First Premium
Worlds Fair Reaper and Mower. Alsc Manny's
and Regis Patent Reapers and Mowers. And
Ke,ehum's celebrated Mower Nc ormick's
nussers, Russel's, Nriehts and Atkins iur
nlshtd 10 order.
All persons desiring
Rcapcrs an0 nlowers
should order them early. as the demand is greater
than the supply. Reapers and Mowers are soid
at Manu- ctarer's Prices with only freight and
warehouse charger added.
o.se-Powers and Threshers,
We are sole Agents in this section for the sale
of the Justly celebrated Fits Machine for
Thresbing aud cleaning grain at one Operations
which notwithstanding it is the first machine OF
the kid ever invented, and put into successful
operation, it nov 8 auas. rs 10 always has stood
the best machine for threshing and cleaning
grain in existence Also Pitt's double inion 8
or 10 horse power. Emery's Railroad eadlts
chain Horse powers; Pease's Excelsior Horses
Power with threshers, seperators, cleaners, clover
hallees, circular and erosscut saw mills, corn
shelters &C., and all
Ohr implements adaPted 10 Pomer.
To Broom Manufacturers. Nourse, Nieie 4
Co, at the Iowa Agricultural Depot, offer for
sale Carnfeld's patent Broom Corn Planters, to-
o ther with all Machines used in Broom Manu-
faetnre. Also. Shaker broom winding IN /! sew
ing twine. Of the first quality.
POWER CORN iiHbPRS.
The best horse power Corn Shelter in use IL
Readings Patent Stfiler,
This Machine is capable Of Smelling and clean
rc 500 Bushels Of Corn pc" ~. Every
Farmer having large quantity oil corn to sheil
should purchase one OF these shelters. u tt
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Horse Rahes

H'HE s1bscrb ~ esn supply Farmers and
l. Dealers with horstsand hand rakes Of best
timber aud wgikmai snip, at tHe lowest cash
prices NotE-E. NtfLE Go.
2itt n. ". cor, o:sR. lsia AID Front sfs
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FACTS FOE. The PEOPLE,
Demonstrated at
hiSer, Grew L Turner's Cash Store.

i which ran be seen and bought very low
\ for Cesh, or Produce. every article that
ought 10 be kept in a Store House. We invite
the attention of all 10 or
IMMENSE STOCK OF GOODS.
Being determined 10 sell all kinds ef Dry
Goods, and most kinds IF Groceries, as low al
they can be bought at the River lowns--and
anxious 10 bald mp the trade Of Tiptor, we
adopt the MOTTO:
= Small frofts and Ready Pay"
Thus are we enabled TO compete with paven-
port or Museatlne, and give to our numerous
customers, Ito whom we return our sincere
thanks fer their liberal patronage. during the
past year,, bargains, that will warrant a
continuance Of then favor. We have neither
time or space to name all our goods-l7 900
yds. fast colored calicos, new styles, 7 to y
ets.; / 800 yds Bro. Muslin, y'i wide, 7 to 10
els. We will sell an excellent article Bro.
Mus. -. wide, IL yds for 81 co. Coffee, SUI
gar aud Tea at Davenport prices.
$40 prs Ladies con-. Il dress Boa:ecs, 90 TO l,V5
l2.o Mems 4 inc Boots, 200 10 $50
$50 " BOYS LOO to 200
Cbilaren's com. and dress shoes, good
and cheap. Ready Made Clothing for ESQ men
and boys: Hats anu Caps, new styles ior Z,50o
MGR, and lnsS
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bear in Nj n d!

That as we DO a CASH business business, we
can afford 10, and VII sell Goods lower than
we could on long cre9tts. We will, TO accom-
modate our customers, sell them Goods at nett
prices OF ninety days note. We hate Book
accounts, and so do ttsyers generally. The day
Of Settlement. Ike Euigmeat. rfil come and I'm
happy TIE man, rho Is not prepared for Il.
One word To the Ladlei, To whom we owe
special thanks for past patronage. for them. we
keep every article II Dress and Fancy Goods,
an endless variety Of paramettas, French and
English Merinos, Delaines. Gro. De. Rhine,
Lustrne and Sat. Duehin silks, from 90 cts. to
- per yard.
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FOR SALE

~ res geod impro emen'S on Ro,k Creek
'"o n!ies North of Rcd Oak, we'll watsrea
s Dtwr AGENT.
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7oIrY ootJNCfL.
LIST NIGIIIEs PRocEEpINGs.

srrcsAi. MEEriye.
The Council met last eFening at the usual
hour. Present, His Honor, the Mayor, and
Messrs. Beatty, Bickell, Colts, Clayton, Fitz-
hugh, Forbes, Gardner Hammond, Jacob, Ilnote,
Mathews, List, Pannell, Taylor, Tanner, Wait,
Wheeler and Wilson.
The minutes of the last meeting were readand
accepted
The COMMITTEES on ater VI orlSs. through DIR.
Tanner asked further time FOL. a report upon
the subjects committed to it at the previous
meeting. Granted. .s.s
The Finance COMMITTEES reported upon the
I Hempfeld railroad affair. The question Of the
payment Of the city debt 10 the road was de-
bated ut some lengths in connection with the sub
ject, which has been under consideration for
some time of arranging thescity. hooks, accounts
&c, in aproper manner.
The report of the committee as far as it re-
lated to the Hempfeld Road, was adopted The
report usgested the name Of George Harrison as
an assistant clerk, whicl, was also adopted. 1e
onmotion of Mr.. Jacob, the Clerk was.di-
rected to move his Office, furniture books, &c,
into the Council Chamber for the present.
The report of the committee on Accounts was
read and the bills mentioned therein ordered to
IIbe paid
The petition of J. NJ. Wheat & Son, praying
for the privilege of making an outside water at
tachrneht, was referred to committee on Water
Works +,
Petition of ATt,. Gunlcy, for remission of fine.
Referred to committee on Petitions and Remon-
strances.
Petition ofBenjamin Radcliffe and VIM. john
son, complaining of damage to their property
by street grade Referred to committee on
Grades
Petition of Phillip shulee & Co. Granted
Petition of Mary Arlington, asking remission of
water tax LAID on the table. Petition of Re
becca Wilton asking reduction of water rent.
A motion to remit $40 was made. Lost. 1t
was finally laidon the table. Petition Of Pat
rick Kelly. Granted. Petition of Abner Char
mock. Rejected. Petition of Robinsonas Bro.
askinga transfer of license. Granted. & e
The bills of Water Works laborers were or
dered tosbe paid, The bill of Danl Dunbar.was,
referred to Committee on Accounts.
Petition of Dr. Watson Carr, granted.
The bills of various coal miners we've ordered
to be paid.
oil of.Wm- w. Irwin, rejected. ls ~,
Another billof same ordered to be paid.
On motion, curbstone was ordered to be set
from the South side of Market street to the new
suspension bridge
On motion Of Mr., Fitzhugh, Mr.. WILSON. was
appointed as proxy for the city, to attend a
meeting of the stockholders of the Hempfields
Railroad Company on Monday next.
Several Improvements were ordered to, be
made in tie streets, and flag footways ordered
to be placed in different parts of the city.
On motion, the Council adjourned.
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no lpIi isuRT.En.

We this day sold stsssrs Campbell { seDerlngt
iheen,re InteiiIse ONCE
patrons for the acts Of klndpessve have re-
eefysi atter hands and
totieirnettee. wedouBt they wilterer found prompt
and attentive to every department Of VIM
every eoFt 70 deserye the patronage Of community
Our accounts VIM run to the 18Th Instant and hope onr
frendi win aid in spey closing up outstanding
accounts.
The business Of the firm VIII be settled by either The
Partuers, aut sir Beatty WIN found at die once for that
purpose. BEATTY & Co..
Wheeling, Oct. stli, 1856.
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EW Beni- FrnniSIin and prof. De SrntI..
Erankl brought electricity from the heavens to the earth
Prof De Grht applied that electricity relieve
mortals Prot. De not cure
thing but certainly cures RhenInatism and Neuralgia
minutes cures Bgns Spralns Wounds from 70 three
cures Plies Sseile Glands stG Nick from onr to three
days; cures Eryspeas Scrofila. Pipes, ten
For sale by r II I0GANt& co, Bridge Corner
Also, by LAuGHLISS' & BUSIIPIELD,
+ noIl5 - ~ Monroe Street.
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TIE I. TEST NEWS
RECEIVED Esy
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN NEWS.

MAGNETIe, rFI,EGRAPH
sFC,EIsICSN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER EUROPA
NEw York, Nov. 13tll.The Europa passed
Sandy Hook this morning. it'll dates to the LIST
instant.
The steamer Arago arrived off Southampton
on the 31st ult.
LiseRPooL, Nov 81 he Brokers Circaiar,
dated yesterday, that IN average business
was done, without any quotable change IN llsi-
ces except for lower Qualities which had deeli-
ned partially one-eighth. SHES Of cottonfpr
the week, 53, 600 bales including .. 900 for spec
itilation, and s, GOD for export Sales on Friday
/ of s, 900, including 2, GOO for Speculation aud
export market closing steady
Richardson, Spence & Co. quote breasisfufis
steady, and corn dull provisions quiet Cotton
4 quotationsNEnir Orleans Z IL; niddling Or
leans rs; fair Mobile Z II rniislling SInbilc
9 rs; f,ir pland Is; miidiina Upland q is-i 6.
Quotations dor hrcadstatfs and wheat quiet, md
/ generally unchanged. n ilitc wheat 9s.ldaIes
Sd; red Ssgaa9s2d Flour IS quiet and market
generally unchanged; esterr canal sosasss;
Bait and Phila. 32s6da3ss6tl; Ohio 35sa37s;
Canadian s5sat Is yellow and mixed corn 39s
a33sGti; white 34sa3 4s9d. Provision market
quiet and generally unchanged.
foEpoN MoSEY NJ aRkET. oct. 331.-Thc mar
ket for money is unchangc and active; consolsis
for money quoted at ~ l-2a929-i
ltAyi,E CoTToS NJ 9islSsT-7 Sales for the week
have been 1000 bales; New Orleans Tres Ore
tdInnire quoted at l12i, niddling Orleans to ara
rive 104ai06f
LIyEHfoot7WT The chambef-of Commerce hare
published an address,, complaining of tie false
packing of American cotton. "a
Fhe Neapolitan question was unchanged; the :
King had sent confidential agent to Paris.
1t is runored that the Austrians refuse to
eyacpatc the principalities, giving greater pre-
en'inepte to that question, tits also rnrnored
that Turkey had formal demanded that Austria
shall quit the principalities, and the British
heets, the Blac Sea; but that both these parties,
owing to a secret mutual understanding, refuse.
1t is also stated that Russia by way of compro-
mise, has proposed 20 refer the question of the
Isle OF Serpents and the Belgrade difficulty to
onstantinople for settlement
Numerous arrests of disconnected workment
continue to be made IN Paris
| The position OF the Bank of France is report,
ed as slightly better. u
News from Bombay TO Oct 81, SAYS that tho
expedition against Persia was still preparation,
but had not then sailed. Ih lie cholera had raw
aged the Blinjanb aud Scinde
Shanghai dates to Sept Al TIL, state that sea-
sons supply of tea was expected TO be short.
| SPAIN othipg of interest from Spain
NAfigsEIhc Neapolitan question remains
precisely where it did the only additional Incl
dent being that the Government of Naples has
addressed circular, moderate in its tone; toits
i hoe.
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pFsTRrcr1s IA CoNrE !. 0i,ArIol.-.rhn pittsbnrr,.

DESTRUCTIVE NEtsA6isATIoNrh The PittSburg
journal Of yesterday contains the following;
Not far from mid hour of the night between
Tuesday and Wednesday, a fire broke out on
Ster aud Fountain, and before II could be sub
dled no less than five houses were entirely de-
stroycd. The property was a part ofthe Denny
estate, and was leased by A. Hutchinson and
Francis olReilly, the iormerof whom was insu-
rcd for $l4Q0, and tho lntter not at all.
Nh. Hntchison's grocery store was on thecor-
nor, and though not burned To- the ground. was
yetincludiug the stock, so deluged with water
as 70 he rendered almost entirely valueless
The fire originated in the bakery OF Mr.. o..
Reilly; The families succeeded in saving their.
furniture, although necessarily much damaged
IN the hurry Of removing it The steam engine
was on the ground, and contributed not iIttje
to the eytinguishtng ofthe flames bciofe spreads
ing fnrthef. The exertions OF the firetnesi were
also great. and worthy of all commendation