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Co., consisting Of Books, Stationary, Wall
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those in search Of bargains particular atlen.
ton given in keeping on. hand q constant sup.
ply Of the various kinds Of School Books, new
b use. Country merchants supplied or. the
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MORE light ON THE SUBJECT

TIL ave Just received the sylsic Oil and Lamps
y light from this oil exceeds IN brilliancy
neh light made from whale or lard oil, and is
not inferior to camphene, but more desirable,
as camphene may explode, this cannot" Nv
Call at the Medical Hall, in the evenings,
andsee il burn, ,,o. OLIVER KELLS, ~.
declO Agent for Jefferson County.
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PHluAprIpB1A, Aug. 10, 1856.

n PHIIADELPHIA, Aug. TO, 1000.
Last Spring, while in Pittsburgh, l had bad
cold aid cough which troubled Inc much, and
friend of mine gave me bottleof Bowman's
Vegetable Compound for diseases of the Throat
and Lungs, which commenced taxing and
found relief almost Immediately. had taken
many things for cough and hoarseness but nev.
er got anything to help me as it has done. ]
believe it to be the best autidOte for coughs and
hoarseness that is out, and cheerfully recomend
it to the public. THos. II. Stockton,
Pastor of the lst P. Meth Church, Phila.
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WASHINGTON HALL,

..l..a WASHINGTON HALL, n,l,r
Market Street. Opposite Public Buildings,
SteuJenville, Ohio. l'2.
) WMs MOSSGROyE, Proprietor.
The above house has been thoroughly reitted
and furnished in tine most modern style.
June 90. .... We .u,t tl.,
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p.
Hear what Dr. Benson, Of Cincinnati, says
(extract from letter) "a.
Bowman's Vegetable Compound contains a
virtue (which is not possessed by any other pop.
ular medicine in my knowledge. 1t does not
only smooth the disease over, giving it only
temporary relief like most Of patent medicines
but It commences at the root Of the disease and
performs perfect cure. CIV BENSON, NJ b.
5ss Our space will not permit US to publish
any certificates in full but we would refer
to the following persons whose letters are
in our possession certifying to its worth
Rev. Bishop Morris, Cincinnati, Rev
Bobert Walker, do.Rev. joel White, Econ
omy, Rev. John Powell, Portsmouth,, Johi
Il. M'Junkin, Butler, Henry s. Griffith, Esq.
Pittsburgh ,B. G. Baker, Wheeling, Capt
'E. Gordon, Pittsburgh, John T. Combs, do
Mrs. sMary Morrow, New Brighton, Mrs
M. Evans, do, Robert Greenlee, Beaver
Isaac Sutherland, yanport, Mrs, 8. Acct
! tys, Freedom, Silas Roberts, Meadpille
Henry Smith, New Castle ,loMrs. -6aral
Lowry, Lawrence Go. !, Jos. BsBrown, do,
Miss Martha A. Wilson, New Castle, Tx
Gov. W.F. Johnston, L. G.. Cunningham
Allegheny City, lsaac Whitesides, do, D
Marfatta, Bridgewater, Rev. VIM. Smith
Louisville, Judge Keys, Cincinnati, Capt
Geo Kennedy, WellsvilIe, James Wilkins
Allegheny, ]. p. .0'Neal, Steubenville, Rev
Henry Cline, Venango Co., DIR. James Pal
, sons, louisville, Rev.John Watkins, Mays
Capt. Jacob Poe, Georgetown, james !
Dtdds, Butler Co., Ex.Gov. VIM. Biglel
Rev. e. Sechon, Louisville. s3fse Z
Sold by "A. ROSS, New Castle, Pa, an
all Druggists everywhere, ats per Bottl'
HENING q MELVIN, are our Agent
for Steubenyille, si,sfs
Sold at 81 per bottle, orsix bottlesfor s.
Call at the Agents, and get copy /
9 !" Bowman's Medical journal, /" and read !
y All orders for the medicine direct to- Il
: proprietors, BOWMAN q CO.,
: SdS New Castle, Lawrence Co., Pa.
i 05 Agents wanted IN every yilht
'k1in the United States. Apply BY lett
L Or otherwise 10 the psoprietors
n poy5;ly BOWMAN d CO.
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PREPARED BY DR.. .J.C.AYER, a.
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Hsss

2 AND SOLD BIZ .i,t. 80
Hening & Melyin,as Stenbenyille,
]. B. Simmerall. Bloolnipgdals.;
F. Fisher, Wintersvihe;
w. Price & Son, iSmith6eld;D 81 4s3''.
W. H. Crew q, Co., Richmond lyo5g
NJ. G. Morgan. Mt Pleasant. -,
And all Druggists and dealers in medicine
everywhere. ~ Il. l3 n sept3
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AYERS CHERRY IPECTORAL

,'.t ~ 'tOh 1nb hAIip NhisSsNflliN4 kSi
COUGHS, COLDS, no oaRsENEss, INFLlt-
ENZA, BRONCHITIS, WHOOFIKG
&C. COUGH, GROUP, ASTHMA IN- Z.
CIPIENT CONSUMPTION,
and for the relief 6f cunsumpivS paleisin advanced
stages Of the disease. ,u,i,l ,tt Do Efiss, 4
We need not speak to tho public q isnyirtnss
Throughout every town, and almost every haqet q mo
American States It's wonderful Of pulmonary COM
plants have made Il already known, lev e,e me
families in any civilized country on this continent wneW
some personal experience Of s effects; and fewer ys.e
/, communities any whore which have not among item
some living trophy Of Tia victory over the subtle and dnn
rerous diseases Of the thluat and lungs While
most powerful antidote yet known to man fot the fon
dable and dangerous diseases of the pulmonary organs
also the pleasantest and safest remedy that can ef en-
pioyed for infants and young pcrHons Parents shop,d
have in store against the insidous enemy that seas
anon them unpreparsd We have abundant grounds to
boleye the CHfRRY PIcToRL saves more lives by tile con-
anmpons Il prevents than those II fures. Keep by
you and cure your colds while they are crabe nor reg
lsct them until no human skin master the insx0rHbe
eankor that fastened on the yaS, eats your lie away
All know the dreadful fatality S lung disordsri and -
bey know too the virtues Of this remedy we need not do
more than to assure them 1t 10 still made the best can
be- We spare no cost, care, no toll TO produce y tne
oat perfect possible and thus afford those who rely on
n the best agent which our k can furnish Tor tbsr cure
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TO THE PUBLIC.

= ] have used Bowman's Vegetable Compound
in my family for coughs, colds and Ministers
sore throat. and believe it to be the best thing
that l ever got for those complaints, and cheer.
fully recommend it TO the public
.s REV. JACOB GAsroS:
Pastor of the Clinton st. N. E. church,
June 10, 1856. Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati, July 10, 1856. Il i,

Hear what the celebrated DR.. Peek says: 4
have used 3owman'S Vegetable Compound
for coughs and hoarseness in speaking and
believe it to be the best preparation for Throat
and Lung complaints ever got recommend
It to the public speaker and singer as well a'
those afflicted with Lungsdiseases.
New YORK, May l2, '56. ]. 7. PEoK.
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Here is one from the old pioneer Methodist
preacher of Ohio, Rev. j. B. Finley:
believe Bowman's Vegetable Compound to
be the best remedy for diseased Throat and
Lungs, of the day. / have tested it, and found
it to be the best of all the popular remedies |
eve. tried, and have tried very many. Iree.
ommend it to the publicity it and you will
be convinced Of its superiority.
fa.. Rev, ]. B. FINLEY.
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100 bbls I LOCKWOOD and so boxes
y Extract Of Logwobd Just received by :,
81. III HENING 4 MELVIN. (
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From Judge yanhOrn, Of the District COur
at Cincinnati: .Df- .41.

.a0i :. CNcTNNATI, May 4, 1856.
rhave used Bowman's Vegetable. Compound
for Bronchitis and cough, and believe it to be
the best medicine out, for those diseases, and
the only one ever got to give me any perma'
nent relief. IT WILL CURE. ] recommend it to
the public as an honest and efficient medicine,
and will perform what it is published to do.
WIN. VANHoRN, ESQ.,
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Indigestion and I'm Impuri.y of the Blood.
fSGq4R coATRD,l

4 Indigestion and ILhpuritY of the, Rl91d.
From Rer.L Y. Hines, Thstor Of Advent Church, BoOn
" Dh. AYlk: have uad SSar Pills &hh sxliA6tdinAry
sucCcss in my inly and among those am called toyist
In dstrese 10 requisite hs bthify
the blood they are the very bsst remedy have eyer
1 known and eau conndantly Fceohhiehd them 10 my
friends. HoursSf II 30 J.sY, HlMES
4" 't WLkaAw, wYoAiNG CO., r., Oct. ~, 1855.
DE.R SIN: am using your cathartc Pills ID my ptle
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The Greatest Medical Discovery o
the Age.

nR. KENNEDY, of Roxbury, has dis
~ covered. in one of our COMMON PASTURE
WEEDS a remedy that cures Z
EVERY KIND OF HUMOR,
from the worst scrofula down ITO a common
pimple. ttf'
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DIE d.

ALDEN-In this city. Saturday Noy sadst,i VIE OF
pEcKMAN-AtN No s5 JAIME. street Sunday, Nov. Ellen
suCKLIN-Ju Newark N j.. on Sunday morning o.. Is
May Catherine Of George W. Buskin Of ais city aged
n Years.
ELY a, Newark j. on Sunday evening. Nov. 49, Jonathan
R,S Ely, ede.t Of the lac Rev D. D. Ely In the I'D
TIE fansr vii pace from toe residence Of j. d. Yer
mly. Newsrs on Toesdsy, Dec l. at 3 O'clock p m The
ELKIHs-In Jersey City, Saturday morning Nov % Jine'
wife Of Joseph ESns aged s. months and IL cay"
ooRDON-A. No. 40 Sullivan street; Saturday Nov 20
Strs,h,pey, Scotland.
IRIsa-At shaker Village Ea6sld N H. Friday. Nov. q,
a au s 's ssceenoe of Character
the circle Of Der acquaintance.
.oO Blossom c,uGs WIDOW Of the late
John p KiDs of Syracuse ia the 6sth year Of ner
short and severe illness M.y Anus d.asa:sf Of VIM II.
.srs Mary E1spp, in the 4h year o. her age; c.-,
srcoiyn, Saturday, Nov % Emily, the boyea isas1,s,
Of John H. and Ann hsrnpod aged year. months and Is
McSULTY-At No. 1893 Greene street Saturday Nov 49,
ofe,oup JAMES ,ouDs.. sou OF MaHn' ana mary McNuy
McDERMoTf-In Brooklyn, on sund.y shernsop Nv =;
No Of 5s on Sunday Nov
siNesrHR@n siSes sI Essern District on Mond.y Nov
Napier saDs.ts eldest daughter George the late lisa.
Ss. saith s;Ds,s aged years %Gn,o. and s he.
funeral from the resdence Of Mrs Muuson in Bedford
avenue, Cymer street. Brooklyn. D. this day Tues
deg Dee. u at O'Clock p
Aberdeen, Scotland, papers please copy.
SMITH-fn Morris Ossso County, Friday, Nov n, Roxee
wife Of Dan Smith and mother Of Jese Lucins and
Dan lsnth D and Of Mrs Walker wife Of Ferdinand Walker
Of BroollyD, aged 70 years.
WORKMAN In Brooklyn, on Sunday, Nov. 20, John
Workman, In the 75d year Of his age.
The friends family and those of bis sou.inlaw Th,s
II BEDDING and Adm Rsmsep, respectfully invited TO
st funeral the residence Of Thos H. Redtnf Fol-
ton sveIue Tuesday, Dec l, at o'clock p without
further notice.
WALsH-At No $40 Geld street. Brooklyn. Sunday Nov
20 Ct congestion Of the Lungs Margaret Aon wife Of J. Ag
new Walsh, In the 29ih year Of Der age.
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n;.a.ters. Ae.

BoSoLuLu o,t 1.-The whale snip Indian Chet C.PP-
Huntsy Of Eew London totally lost IN the Acte n..
season he was strucb BY the ice while boiling and 10 ID n
ute, ser over down Five boats
four Of reached the land about 50 miles dstsot on-
end crew Left being unable 20 proceed account 81
bsuson 1c tie emsins three continued on seSt " 80
10 Bay wher. they found the bhg Osha Oh
ot as rescued We have no particulars who were oss
The C. had ,to bis board. the Bark Newton so is
Bedfo6l, also totally lost u the ice one "ss 49,
wrecked By tie ship Brutus ~.
10y letter to Ewood Walter ESQ., seey bosrc o. ~ ss
KY WEST Nov 2l-The ship syb tof ba,ol ifo.a ~ a.
for Havana tOvsd into this port on the lotn ms. ~ ~
o. 5. Pnsrs, totally eisussted and wthon' H iasi
chains Tie shp encountered huFricsoe on o iss
inst when the Dog Rocks and % prevent aer "a n
ashore che inside and aground hndns - ne
BRING up three On tue ~
wind rounded 70 The z finding the anchors aa $3.50 r
j8ryuast vas rssed and Ss's sch, Phsrss who Gent
70 her s,srce and sueoeeded getting inside ne te1 H.. ~
has 1t reached bere that ship with pro.on' iot
rsn rot ashore esterins the asiboF, and mao 'sA
BY the L. q. S Tortugss - Man. a.. Havaps
With mS.e ana ps,s 20 Post Smith Co The snI' I"''
Miro, from Noble, sgr o. Hsysrs on the 3fa.
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MkRREEU.

ARSoLu-cooK-At Spencer. Tiesa County N on fnes.
woodruff steobsn County, NJ 70 Miss Margaret NJ Cook
Of the former place.
BgERg-HANeUsY-OET Thursday, JAY l6 BY the Rev Mr..
Everett Mr. HeaIy Bees TO Miss Anna H. Hinoary ali Of
this city.
CROOK E-NERRITr Poughk eepsie on H1ndsy mcrn-
0s nov so by Rev L. j. Goo ispeed Henry Crook
10 Csre r. Merritt adopted daughter Of the se joseph he
AdIiapoe, al o'tht city.
RODGEHs- HOOGE-In Wasbington Wetnssd.y Wv.
Connander JOIN RODGERS Of The United Ssa,@s navy ,
Hlss Aonie EizAbstb, daughter OF William h'dse '
City Of Washington.
nOBERT5-SAGMILLER-O Sunday Nov q oy me r,'v
william Williams William T. Roberts 70 hstaAene sag
uijer. both Of New.York.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.......Nov. 81.


shps-Msscnc, Perry Galveston C. G. DuncAn 4 Co VI
deha Mscgill Liverpool, C. H. Marshall CO. $500 49,,
Bsiks-Acme ssvery Con.,sntinoDe. w r k'essy; VII
h.Inin. pp ehan Cork and market Oe!rchs CO. Los.
ss Lourer Nueytss Mora Nsvso Cienfesos Grant, Glen
fuesos Cbssteain, Ponvert Co. A.
Brg.-Winyaw, wv man, Boston. X Buck y Cot n MO
Kears lBr.l Riches, Halifax Hamilton Bros
Sohooners-Surprse. Cole Citv Point, Jas Hunter 70
c q Jones Bede Norfolk Sturses Clesrmsn Co, Smith
,orisp Van Blunt Wilmington Willard Veaze phsdei,hia
Js Hand Co. Lypehbug, Harris, Richmond O. Il. Esc'
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nv TeIexraph.

BOSTON Nov S-Arr ships Revenue, Howes 1 1nis.s
Curing, Curpg Liverpool; bsTks Taager, Hal Chess
ZepbyI Small B.yrout; Bounding Bhow: Small smsi~'
Fsiih, Parker London Aethuss Romans, Gloucester.
from SuyTLA
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| IMMATURE ALxASAc-....THis DAY.
| srn-Ri~,.., 7:e5 sets.....4 - Mocn-Rises.,. 7G
| nigh wATER.... rsIs DAT.
Sandy Hook. 6:sl Coz Idd.. i;llui Hell Gate.. sS
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Decrease IL is57.......
z PHILADELPHIA Ledger says:

The Philadelphia Ledger says:
"The Commissioners appointed by the Governor
10 exam inc the Bank OF Pennsylvania, we UNDERSTAND
have MAIDS partial report, which has been sealed
and sent TO the Governor Private as il is supposed
TO be, 1t has leaked out, with what truth We knos
not, that the liabilities are about y wv ooO ana
the assets SON etbirg rsirg $27OO0 900 VI the lsoi
e. about ESQ SVe are Que the Oanks 10 I sasI
Peprsylvanis nearly $3.50 900 due on CIRCULATION ana
about $3O0, 900 on deposit checks marked 'Soo9,
&c. The sesets consist OF bills receivable, oonos,
mortgages, real estate, &c.
OF the assets ard amorg them are nunerou. protested
ard renewed notes. The real estats comprises the
magnificent banking -house on Chesuut street aed
some other propeTties-the banking house oelng ins
larger proportion. The Commissioners hsve not az
VET. conf ie,ed the duties Of thew appointment, nor
can they Until they know definitely whether tae con;
.jUgept liabilities Of the Back, amounting ID upward
of million of dollars, are paid. These haoites sfe
Obligations assumed oy toe BsnA on 800 iyre 81
bills bellr girg 10 different holies in Europe; From
ybst We can learn, there IL & posnoIliy ms. the
greater part Of these contingent LIABILITIES VII DC
met"
The following is translated extract from the Circular
Of Marie i Ksnz for the steamer Niagara via 's'on
NEw.YosK Tuesday. Nov 50, 1857
Lac. advice, were dated the 2h mat The flowng day
received per teissrsohic aiye7 fon - Joa
.s. lac d1sirsn bad and Necessary % ii.
ne Bank Of 10 us no.es w,iaSa: ssa 20
imposed by Act OF
ousnce of this Step, tranquility had inned..sly been
restored s-d business was Es'an.ns IL eYasi curse.
10 Increase confidence, have caused sriost CENT
u.p@o,on Of .p-eu oyenen and dene on ihs gen
srxty Of Rsrosa Tbs decline hiss been further pro
ctsS ~ The heavy filling Of in the October AID November
r,f on mos, the Ines state So "a and o er secsr
mos .ry wanted investments The other had
ss N the Of foreign sivces than Of he
Off capital In the ke ard how general Al ADVANCE %
previous auotstoia -, -, . an.
The Nocey market hs shown no cssnse krd money con-
tnues dificl 10 employ with safety a. proh- ,
To-day ve have tee gsph from s. Johns ne leSs "
the Fulton from southanpoa UNDER date Of she lsh
continued favorable e-cts q the Suspension 81 y
Bsak Act but on. mske continues s inactive sHa
heavy 49, 49,. 4.
STATE srocxs higher sni have been sctve being e.
nA,d fnr Nrzniss bav. advanced GEN. -
souri !; Ohio 1857 LouisEaa, r.aneoee Oh.o 10
Yorh sa.e Stocks ses g1Us qcJ,.tioos
~ saies a. % as and uri:sd sksss g. 1897 81 l- Hoa
Csfslina y cent loves f.... VI
vssise N rneleA 70 have seysnstt y :s-t
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Passengers Arrived

In ship Southampton from London and Pov''msstsAsv
Amos IheesbrUrsh
\, ,toanship Quaker City from HardRa-s. H. Hoadlev
Capt Post Emily Amor, J. c. Rising J. W. essaAI x
p Mckenzie, A bonoro, L. l. &c Mols, De CetA T.
scbu ~ adv and two children Mrs Cole and chLd Red
VIM Pearce Josepe Thomas, WIN. Rosenan j. Carter. wa.
Lewsne.
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d inst. we've so follows:
Total. is5 s7,l55,41s s4soiOs9 80 sooo os


A. compared with the report OF the previous week,
the results are as fol'OTs:
Dec in shot loans COo 81 Inc in exchange 40
Inc In specie........ 6l3 695 Inc in amounts due
Dec in a,ion.. 4!2i3 cistGn; banss...'. S go
Inc in depo.ts... li5 Ss Dec in deposits proper HjiH
The Nec. Orleans PicdyuEe of the evening OF inc
2lst inst. says:
"a movement is on foot among the banks under
which they uterd voluntarily to suppress all crculs-
ing notes Of lees than $40. II TO meet with gen.
eIal favor
1.-THE Money market is growing easier. 50 ne prime
paper was passed at T. cant and next week the rates
viii prcba by descend 10 Il. We hear slsO Of dis
counts in bsIk 10 the extent OF about $4,000. This
is but beginning
1.-The Exchange market was sitter to-day. Prime
Sterling was sold at 1881 GlO4, and good names at
IO3 Bills with documentary evidence brought lOl a
100. considerable business was done IN Francs az
ST. 20 $3.50, including round amount at the nIst
figure The whole Isn2e is nov from 5tS9 a 81 3D.
Some New. York Sight was cold early at 2 cent dis
count but subsequently the rate improved 10 ut.
One three ard five days sght sold at 2t y It, ana
3Q3I. The market closes stesdiy &. the enhanced
figures
The shipments Of treasure By steamer from San
Francisco for tie month Of October compared with
those of corresponding period Of lsst year, were as
follows:
1850 1857.
October October ss osiSssf 1856
YO,al......... s4I7.,lss To;."...."sa7Aa AZ
This shows IA ling of in tn. shipments for October,
1857, Of $Ei,70.
For the ten month, Of the respective years 1870 ana
1857, inclusive, the comparison stands thus:
s'.'.'.'.'e S.osNo
ls57..........................- S'7oShS
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u...,,,. ss Produce. NOV. 20.

RI Fri, Railroads. as bbi.. Flour. 40 DO whi.ly Sxf
q. saf 70 IBIS Pork 80 bis Lsrd II bbs Tsow 100 ykss
Meat e6s DO Oats 672 do Suffer $50 do Cheese d.
Wool do Ashes l 627 stss Lssthcr
Pa North Rise, Roais ITO bbs Flour SIS pfs provsons
y Co. Ashes eco bush Rye, 500 bash Wheat SO bsss.
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The foreign news by the steamer Fulton is favorable
in its tn ancs ITEMS but dscOurseng in regard TO our
cereal products. No report Of the Gotten market was
received by telegrsph-s singular omission considering
the Importance Of the article as one Of our staple pro-
ducts. Corsols were frmer, showing az advance Of
la. y cent. There had been farther failures, bat
Money was easier, and Judging from the scanty u!sh
gerce conveyed by the wires the course of matters is
much the same as on this side of the water. Stagns
ton in trade and dstrust of credit leading TO general
contraction and liquidation.
BY the California steamer we have news Of the fail
ure of Sather & Church of San Francisco, al event
not pected account of the protest 10 which
portion of their bills by the last steamer were subject
cd. The San Faaeiseo Times states that csrica ses
of deposits of this firm were selling WedCes day,
Alta irst a. CO. 90 so and 90 cent finally closing a!
S. The amount of bills receivable paid 10 TO The as
sgness on the same day was 800 co., on. Of $50 OOS
due, and the demand for bills the firm was msioly
account Of these payments, the assgress receiving
them at par in liquidation. The following judgments
have been confessed BY the frm through their ator
hey, E. L. Msstick, ESQ.
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wIND-During tie day, from Z Sc.

The shin Rotaud (of Boorl srved yesterday from HAVE
has SO pas, fal wo consigned 10 VIM Nhtlock, j.; hsd
On. alb and birth the been . days from ts
Rsnss th s,rorg ". sAes Nov. 30 $50 miles T.. OF ssaa1
Hook took pilot from boat Edwin Forrest, No L.
The ship Ohio lon Ls Marine Railway 8: Hun'er' r''nh
repairing.
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be to HI. ro.euo. Yea.'a'y be 'on'a

ClrHoLIc FAIR.-The entire receipts of ths r er a.
wssbnstoa Hal ls'. -'es By ihs ls4. q s. Vet 90 -
Psups church = 100 p.f's pa lhr PIG AZ.
L se appropriated aid 10 9rosuToe home for tue se7 CT
~ Joirp. Ala. he'd 70 that church.
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ssdkio 50 sr Pns Ne,s, si2RtlS % for nsrSeA-d w.,
Niece; go Ga q IL rs or extra Mes; Prime No.. u
quiet 81 asa -9t b.ef HsEs Inactive 81 81 SdSry
du Nests heavy and loser ssss Of 81 hhds aud ,ros.
70sc for sh uce's md sldiot for Hsns the iaai. A.,
ar lots auiys Dsf,sd Hog .sstr sad ..isbs eur
tic LTd ia lover and l. iofctiye; tses II - bsssod
iciG ne. Bscou quiet u i2c Epg i.h Md. - "A
IouIs Batter = qllet "a lie Tor Ohio "a ~ eeI
fCr sts'e Cheese . n lint rsqosst 60sl~ S~ss.
RICFTbs demand IL rather b cr SIS have ,,iN. -
ESQ. D. 100 70. "J9
sUGARs-The busires, has beer small, and v,i..,,
favorable foreign have 'bown Gpv srd 10
Of $40 hhds mostly Cub. at .esic 50 boxes ~ ace
ssr at &c. ard 600 bsgs Siam p'iv..e terIns ID
l, lG7
Cubs, hbds. o"'es''''''
Porto klco, hbos.''''''''
81. CToix, Lhcs........ DO Aelads, hhds....,, 80
Total bids.
sALTPETER-A. Bes'en there have bsen sale. Of S, A
AZ &c uoptbs and po bag terms did not l..rr
sFEDs-Cslcutts Liussed Is steady but less ttia,,. =,
of scue oOe bags in Boston AZ Is bush. cash s~es
TFAs are qufet np6 prices have shown sny eh,,.
TOB4CCO-A moderate demand prevails fal nr-s.s.,
Of 20 bids Virgins ISsc for shipment Ens,S:
STOCK OF sPhsIsR Toescco
Hsv,ns Cuba s.sas Tara cs,.
,,v, -, t sss st s,; S.s, -. sss:.
go 90 p since. sst q"
Total. 2tu rs
r.,.s q Nov So lS57....... 4a2 Sa la "a
s.o., ~, hand Dec 1 1884,. ASH 4oot - ass "a
TALL OW-The demand for City Prime Is limited ~
hoidsr. are firm the stock IL email sales Of eoo ss Ice
WRsKY-The Remand IL moderste aud the market hesyy.
sales al SO bbs al SeIic, closing a. SC