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MosfetIer,s stomach Blsscrs.


HoafetIer,s stomach Blsiers.
hs operation nf thin pais.abie remedy upon the
stomach, liver and eacretory organs is ingalariy
sootainx and conservative. ltIegulAtes, recruits
and puriher them. Dyrps psia in all It's ferns
yields 70 lss cordial and iayigorAiing prspsrtss
abds Is reeommsnded 10 Doiherx enfssb!eA by
the duties aud cares Of maternity, the safsst and
best soaic the, poss.oly IN all the crises
Of female life ii viii he found tminen,ly useful
aid aged persons will derive much moro benefit
from lie ass than ordinary stimuiants. such has
q. the popularity IL this iuimitabfc preparation
tina. host Of imitasors and epuns erfeiters have
sprurg UP In various parts Of the country, in the
hope 70 profit ty importing upon the public,
against which We would caution all 10 see that
every bottle they buy has the fac sinile of the
proprieior's written signature On the label, and
thu words, "Lr. Hosteiter's Stomach bi1ters,"
bown in the ga.s and stamped in esp covering
the corK. Also notice mote II hand On the
bottom If the engraved label All these marks
~ Civ " secure purchasers from imposition.
HOS iEkTIER b SMITH,
Pittsburgh, Penn.
For sale BY druggists and dealers generally ev-
erywherc.
Sod By T. 81 Bsoss, A. j. WILxlxs.s, BAsrLErf
KAYE d Co., aud j. I. WILKixsoM.
Nov. 10. soo-drw
CITY DISPENNAHY.
Remember that The City nispensary il open eve
~ day iTsm 10 10 IL o'clock =. m, when the pcor
can receive Mesical ard Surgical advice gratu-
itously.
No charge for medicines when authorized by the
Mayoss or proper Tepses VI the City Coun-
Gil.
Prompt attendance is required, as no cases will
receive attention after the hour specihed.
sept1Id J.C. HUGHES, Dean.
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NOTICE.
HAVING purchased OF Mary s. Anderson her
- entire interest 10 the line Of OnEibuses here
toforu owned by her, notice Ii hereby given tha.
VIM >. Wins will ret rs ray ageut III the manage
ment Of said line nntii further Notice.
e. L. WINS.
Kcoknk, Sept. s, ls6O-noy l0d2w
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IL E. hU = ~ KEY. Auction ara Cum-
IL. mission Merchant, No. Lste. II case.
fegaiAr Aactscn eaics on Tuesiay, IAursrey
and SATURDAY mornings; also every ev ening. 2r
nisGre sales every c4turtay morning
Ix-Particular attention given to sales ir The
cDnntry. tay7Ht
7 tst recsivsd frsm the American Clock Co.
u lAsgs lot ef 80 Aesr ana 3 Aay eiookf sseurtss
st. iss. n Ne. b kssss afssse.= #
reptl11 u, HUMPHREY.
, kCEls BID this cay, on eoEaignment, I cases oi
N6ne Cali Bscn-to Be cloeso ont immediately,
.. ksiss Aoase. (Stpti4
Just rsoeivsd Iron he manufacturers large hot
= of Hscp 81 ats; aisc, lMgs consignment Of
Hosiery. 81 No. kstss House.
ssEtl3d
Nov % band large stock u Jevelry OF ever,
- varisty5 ALTO ktationsy aDd Notions Of III
kinds. 4ereAants ans psAdlsss viii do we'll to call
and exsmiae shis stock ~ IL win b clo.ed ous very
low. u. r.. HUMPHREY
SspfH & Aocrianc<gs
/ llsT received Pocket Cstlsry 81 every variety
= and qsa,i-y, AsdA lasge assrtmen, Of Table
cutlesy, ako Ia Il Plated Table And - Ep .ons,
II No FL ~ tscuss- Kept12Il
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BANKERS, ATTENTIONS
Safes, Bank Locks, and Vaults.
HALL. CARKOI4l = CO.

HALL. CA M Z CO..
MANUFACTURERS Of the celebrated Hall's
Patent Concrete Fire ard Burglar Proof safes.
which ASe known to DO superior to any other, and
arc perfectly free from dampness. Mono out those
marked "llaii's Patent" can b. relied on.
No ARG also solo manufacturers Of the world-
Bank Lock. chords Chs mpion.,,
with Halls improvement.
The advantages which this Lock has a4s4 = II
others Are
Ii MAS outside combination key that win
battle the most expert burglar scientific mechsn-
ic II has key hole stxm, slis die ala that
can be knocked III iefaccd ~ to prevent the
person having the key and co mbipatiuI from OPEN
ing the sale.
ID ii is impossible to get any explosive matter
ia the lock, or 10 any way dtface the face If the
door TO prevent the person having the outsids
key and couib snation IRON opening the fafe.
Sd Ii has springs, and for this reason alone
plaees 1t abose any lock in use, NJ It il rosslls
to get it out of order. and it has greater security
than any lock known. #4s
Wc invite al Bankers, County Trcrsursrs. Mer-
chantsa and others. To call and examine II.
ssFeA HALL, CARROLL 60.
SALES NpoM--No. IL Msin-st. :, Asrchar t. Ex-
change buildings, ut Louis, Mo.
July "a, '6e-ta w-3dply
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~ The Tennessee Bel and Everett J
Press 10 conservative, aud tba esAshvilie Ban
ner asks for squescencs. We quote
We hold that taofs 10 no evil sxisting-no
evil tire asened, even in the excited imagina-
tiou OF these mad disnnioniSts-- for which the
remedies secured to ns By the Federal Union
and ;ss constitutional guar antees, arc not folly
adequate, and vsstly to b. preferred under
eli circumstances, 10 Any remedy Of seces
sion or revolution.
As we said II the outset, We must I'd eet
THE question ct once, il cur fears ars real.
il sd by the announcement Of Lincoln's cleo
ton There are mad spirits in the South de-
tsrmincd ito prec!pitate the CotsoD Statss
in,1ka resolution Tennessee mu-t lot al
lew It's conservative strength 10 the aim 20
lay dormant At such = crisis. she mast ras
herself upon the record II once, in me form
or other, with Immediate aud direei refer
ence to this question.
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The EDINBURGH REVIEW for October
had tho following leading articles: Recent
Geographical Researches; Memoirs Of thu
Master Of Sinclair; Max Nuller's Ancient
Ssnscrit Literature; Grotius and the Sour.
ccs Of Intern Ational Law; The Churches OF
the Holy Land The United States under Mr..
BuchaoAn.
The terms OF the Review arc s. per an
mum. Tie four British Quarterlios and
Biackwoofs Monthly for $40. Repablshsd
by Leonard Scott 4 Co., Ny.
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e. The Southern party papers still per
sist 10 calling Mr.. iiamlin . mulattc. This
vsA no impcdiment to him when be was
Democrat, and the repetition Of the FOOLS b
charge 10 intended to increase the exsspers.
tion Ut the Southern people. Mr. Hanl,n 10
Black Republican, not black man, and
our Southern frients DO not make the az
ser,ion in ignorance - the London psper
did when it announced that N. P. Banks, Z
negro and Republican, Ind been elected -
Speaker Of the House OF Rep, .sentativss.-
louisville Journal.
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St. Louis Homeopathic Pharmacy
No.5I North Fifth-st opposite Mercantile Library

st. Louis Homeopathic Pharmacy
North Fifth-st. opposite Mercantile Library.
rIsHE undersigned have recently opened, at thu
i above location, a 6rst-clasr hcm0opathie PhaF.
macy where they dssixn 70 keep every variety o1
Medicines committing Of
Tsncanrss, Ditutt0us npd N edlcatsa
Gl0bNiea,
ALKETHREPTA. tiiomsopathts Chocolate, )dif
fercpt preparations IL Arnies, Visls Gorks Labels
and every other article that the ysician or buyer
NAY require. ~
homeopathic Poeki and Standard Nssts,
TEXT BOOKS, DIsSEcIIK0 INSTRUMENTS Ter
tbs uss Ut Atudcnts, FANNY GAESTE, AHd cAGh1
on MEDICINES. Having purchased stock fcf
Cash ws can afford 20 ssll cheap ~ any reliable
PharmAcy In the United states. WI inyits II to
call And examine oar stock.
Dec. Is, i6oy. aAw1y STRONG co.
IlATKNT sLATks-warSantsd not Is kxsss,--
/ for salsby odDxA ,B1OW1xLL SEQ.
Dyl1 t&nAinrss.
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Hocs.--Messrs. Patterson 4 TimbermAn
have killed abou, z, 900 head, and Goldman 4
Co. about 1000 head. Msssrs. Cleghorn,
Batty 4 Go. will commence killing this weeI.
None Of them are buying ~ present, and 10
arc not able TO quote any price for hogs.-
The furry in the money market will proba-
b. rass Away and thing. settle do~a shortly.
Ia the meantime farmers can add 70 the tat
ness Of their hogs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-24
Our Paris and st. Petersburg
Correspondence.
CONNER GAL INTELLIGENCE,
&C.. &C.. &c

The Cunard steamship Africa Capt Shannon, which
sailed from Liverpool a, eight O'Clock the mornDs OF
the 10th and from Queenstown he evening OF the lth
inst arrived here at two O'Clock yesterday afternoon
The Cunard Company had ordered (n addition - the
Scotia and several steamers now on the stocks the
construction of first class screw steamer OF over
500 tons reg er take the place OF the Eina. which
has been sold to the Liverpool New York and pnisdel
phia Company.
The Prince Of Wales had net arrived when the Africa
left Queenstown.
prospectus had been Issued Of Cotton Company,
with strong Manchester Board OF Directors the pr!nc!
pal object being TO develope the Dhsrwsr cotton hds
the Bombay Presidency The capital OF the company
Ia nxed al flo0 ooo Tho funeral Of the Earl OF Dan
donald had been fixed 20 take place the ls.h inst al
Westminster Abbey.
The projected Wait OF volunteers 70 Paris meeting
with so much rdicule and opposition that there
little chance OF the scheme being carried out
Tho usual ssyoray elections throushou; Ea gland took
place on Oh last At yeFPool the cholce fs.i upon
Mr. s X Graves.
Aliermsu Wire, ex Lord Mayor Of London, died on the
9th.
me mosthly returns OF the Baak OF France show a do
In cash during November OF over twenty dve mil
Lions OF francs and IN bills dscoup ted OF
forty three millions.
Il was state positively 10 Paris tina! final orders had
been given for the formation Of squadron Of
which 1t was .sid, will be ready to put 10 sea next
spring
The Bourne the orb WAC very animated, and rentes
advanced, closing ~ 10 10
The European Tina saysrhe intercepted correspon.
dence Of the Tartar General with the Court Of Pekn
brings to Light the singular fact that the ssesmcn Of
China have mastered language and made thcra,eves
acquainted with the proceedings In the British PsrIia
ment arising out OF this very var.
telegraphic despaich from Marseles states hat.
cording to intelligence from Aeppo, Fuad Pachs had
called the Christians OF that place TO pay sum Of
200 ooof three days, compensation for beng
empted from serving in toe army Toe corsars having
replied that they would prefer serving, the Turkish
thorites refused the offer FuAi PAcha expected at
Aleppo
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Etrg Victor FmAnrcl hu accepted the sovereignty os
Esy lie must havr had strict but pc altar OF
eiigaci'c u he iaG s1y logger besta,ed lilo ~ha las
d gefdc6 81 tasny rgha WHO he's tvtdcS international
Lao nnf INT a. nc vtEds International courtesy xh
has bssroed Empcror aod Pope mauoruv red
Lrctner severe ans cot e lncs throuts who IL banded
siib rev lutituisp sna q al al moment vsrin.ly -.
communicated reed hardly be deferred from calling him.
ltaftU sroaud Should tie fortnne 81 war, or that
oHstnsr, shh often unier'iss such characters that
q anss u tho defence Of Gass g. be proosrsd
u a ~ Abe better that The lmpasierce Of the
0erur tra 81 bis subjects should set the better
q 80 la,lc ceremony. snf that Victor Emanuel
ttnuld haye given eject 70 The pcbisce NY proclaim
himsta Allg To maa who hs not been stopped b }
tie uos1trancgr ~ hA Europe aas by The hress n
f4st rs,e moraIchy ntG not ttfink rack before Tor
nua rai there cenrot be tso bishops IN the zee
A &C od tradition, aud yet tnerc have been instances OF
erreies p-ea'ss, rstrsrchs and even ropes 50 fOr
'es isss there vii be two krss Actually exercising
Eeya ar'h1rty within he realm Iue Neapol,tsas
wrsi uals n their mlnd, % be for time subject
oydct allegiance ard 10 be traitors either 20 tne kine
o. y0to or The suE Dc ire A. Victor Emsrrel w.t. at
sry tate. haze 10 anIer soue OF the paps provinces
viic tlc roTe ,tii Al Rorne there WIS -esy % rss
sou by te should ,r,a, his ', ,s q, Nare ,,s
rcrsteJAton After what has taken pse, fricnes would
hsvo heca Inclined 10 snlc and eacmics any
lie fshfie II Bsurbcu oc-po,sn ~s nr,, ovcr,nrovu
By the emrttt, end ptw etiue srhmgrgcd BY the lido.
~, !, W. sr,ns nv .si's 0o"s' Syhs ssy eaea
arc TIE taking 81 Csrua, the entrance ~ the King
Lto Nsrles, std bis assumption - The offered crowa
Tbe sc deserves 70 be recorded overt Of stercs
though car hardly be sald 70 have much mpotsncs 90
be rstult q To u VIII seize the pcnaAr imaeins
ue1, sna sn exoabie folk like zoe Neapolitaue vii pro
baby rsas sio soiasss 81 ioyaisy, which viii extend
ueHhevss thrccs hout The cpuntry IN far the at
.arhnsn y The psorls ard ths demonstrations which
thsy make are likely ~ strengthen Victor Emanuel Ia
Flfofc, se rfgQies ~ tEe reception which he
net 9Th ~, c. wednesday morrirx, ne en-
hrtd stA lfsr cay, Toe PRIDE q Italy aid the
admlrs,on Of strangers, nov destined % be nac u
ne oap.Ae q greA AMI powerful mcrarchy Although
fain ith u trreF ihe pere turred ont " snhuras'c
c-ovts 10 welcome tnlr &C ssvgrsxn vtstsr a,nnue
AZ Wft suu-g them, aot a. q ooraBeftw, Or a. tss
reYret0 alive d foft n tomfaatou, at ~ Kag
ftsftn BON sna .ta nal,sn e~naihiss eho d1rtnr
~ls-y yvNs . spa 1-ll.4s .ssa 1rs ul-< ,ussIx
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There nothing later but the Paris P1tte Published
the following statement, which obtained bu. little ore
denoe In Eng aro "Latest advces from Cann announce
that the Chinese Com sioners ExtIaordlary, appoint
ed 10 carry negotiations for treaty 81 peace WITH the
Ambassadors Of France and FL rand, arrived Al Tea
tsin the 9Th September We assured BY tao last
that the treaty had sgned IN tast town,
and that the exchange OF rshcaons would tAs pacs IN
Pektn, nc Srong 70 special ceremonial which Wss 70
be the object OF separate IegetiaoD and seniion
Letters state that the marioes China Eoaa rescrn
10 Fl gland or the Let Of October,
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The N.apoIisHn Revolution.

ne rev suvcrnr,r issued the 'oilcsing aNcree
Gated >aps October Is, which appears IN the 0de Of
The fth net
All rom The date CT the publication Of The present
drcrce al nei Ceandse arriving fom any other ~ tae
United erovircs- Of Iisy ~l be considered home pro
autc, and ccn,squenty treated ~ in Nea oil
ports.
Tho rspsp5ri ~ such goods win Ne considered ~ q
cca,tre trace when carried vcssels the ma,
ttnsi rtg Our customs regulations will therefore, bs
applied 10 the same.
nc cuslCm houses sorg the frontier Or tbs Marches
ARD Crsria are abolished.
The exstrg regulations respcctisg the Islands 81 sicily
vii reaiu IN force uatA tbs Italian iarlg iniEodaced
thCre
Ar The duties drcd IN The table sunexed 10 the dc
cree q The Gath 81 September last, the importation
sLd txIofiatoD o. certain merchandise Will coatlnue
Professionally "a force.
Art Foreign gocds arriving from the free ports OF
Lsshorp. Genoa AM AIconA xili pay, at the custom
hcurs q Tie ports al which they arrive the cuts nxod
by he tariff at present 10 force
Vessels with sueh r-oduee only deal With frst
custom house, according 10 tie rcsula OF June H.
1879
Ar, Ths expectation or rra!n from the I.siar rro
WAGES AID from sicily "a Professionally prohibited
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THE SIEGE OF GAErA.

Dispatches from Naples state that the fedmoue.c are
vigorously pushing the siegs Of Gsess Troops an
siege train have been landed At the email town OF Noa al
Gasta and the Piecmonsesc headquarters hive been ad
vsneed 70 HssL Ca ths sth instant Sandman fr,s.,s
stood mo ihe bag Of Gsets 10 reconnotse. n vas
1ast Voc dcisasss were In good condition, Ed
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AuItsin.

Adra.ic has been put under arrest on charge Of NAL
VIBRATION.
The Augsburg Castle Gays that tina total number OF
troore In yepetis 1856 900 men The infantry prses
122 COO men, and the valry Ia In proportion Tue art
ery consss OF thirty batteries Win te,a II l50 gus,
ar sx batteries with thirty six rifed The
largest garrisnrs at Venice and Naatua the Fifth
corps daily expected 10 Vepetis. yls'ranca and
karmuo the sinco, have 20 serfcl garrsons. I'm
nense qusrttes or ammunition sens from the ter
nninus at Verona 10 Eantua AZ sebesano nn the Pc.
to materials for two poo bridges two large iron
STEAMERS aud email tug steamer, rne J1urr al
the coasts IN complete state OF de'e1ce, and
point neuaced osud rece re succor with grea: "a
pidiiy
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- TFfUM the LJnuUb tIMas NOV D
In addition 70 the large paddle wheel steamer Scotia
and several steamers build ling, the CunaEd
Company have contracted for q fne steamer
Of $50 tors, and OF considerable power for their line
bet Livery ool and New York. 20 replsse tbs Epa
steamer sold by them 70 the Liverpool New York
and Philadelphia Steam Company.
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al Hungarian wounaed on the tat whose leg had been
snpuias, W the mospDg Before retarnps 10 C~ser
h. wept liSe~ise 10 see btxo, who 10 laid up Ssn NJ
broken leg At Palazzo ApgrL
II sesns that the garrison Of Cspua Ia much larger than
~ NJ tolpalsd They turn out 10 between 900 and
10 coo u.u among them number OF the seuda rmere,
hn tastn refuge there as IA sale place nsw sao
henpntaIs raad leave large fvree - kna LOT
10, hope pcredihie unless re suppose tnnt soef
retreat hssty hen they ssu us crossing the toi
:uio that all the troops tho Noturno line. from -
ja7zo 6u~nwards, MADE their way into CApua e tuo
ptarrst p'sce q retreat 900 or 10 Ooo men maze :
large hole IN an army ard any one could nave sup
rosed that apua bsrbored 40 large forco u wouu law
invested the place with far greater Interest tnan osnss
wise pttsesstd
the genera, impression h that the king viii not wait
for IRE tall % 6ne,a but to Naples before 10 sp'e ol
me occupation curiDg the voting or largo dslict oy
the ftsTo!sr the result has been such rs to leave no
doubt aeoa The whcs OF toe population an nov nothing
remain bat ormaes IN su!n and The these are
fulhled tie better Il Will be.
People who are IN conmun icaticn with Gatta maintain
th1, krg would have len i,pg ago not been
Tor the exerots Of the Spanish Minister, who kept him
Up 70 TIE marx
the burial GaSnosrdia the azzaron, chief This man.
beon 10 the population OF fishermen had acquired IN
Slcon rolled nnusnce his caste, ami Invariably ex
ered 10 the OF free Tom BE suffered according
Is be remained for more than year IN prison and "a
eeyod over lto blows II due 70 bis influence that
the rsbhe Of Naples hss been sept IN ORDER without aay
REGULAR force under most difficult circumstencss an Gs
rihaldi approaching uhs, treated him ns friend
Gamberdiia goir & towards his house tbs morning
ara riabbed from behind The knife entered near
the LEFT thoucer blade and came out At the chest he
lived hall hour The assassn away, and has not
been four yet, but ther gepdArme suspected,
who has looked after but who has disappeared To-
gether with his family. Thousands OF people were a..
uac,ed by the funeral
the distribution OF the medals taxes pin TO
tbose Who anced at MARSHA The ceremony viii oe hei1
on Largo Gel Paazzo al Naples and 81 course Carl
bald will aseist The number Of tnoso rema7ng is very
little more than 500, or about hail.
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THE LATEST MARKETS.
Markets..

LONDON MORkY MARKET.
The advance IN the Bank OF Engiands rate Of discount
the BIB trss from to ~ per cent, had effect
The fupos Co5sos very drm on that day. and ad
vsuced u per cent % the 9th the msrkst was very
steady the advance and consos closed at D3k for
money, aud 90 Il u Tor account
The demand Tor money wss moderate, but only the
very beet taken In the open market below the
advanced bar rate OF per cent On the 0tn the In
quiry rather brisk
The Bank OF Eng aud returns chow further dminuuoa
IL bullion OF f250 7s8
AMERICAN RxCrpTYUs
heeers D. Bell, son Co report foiowS:-The mar.
bet for American state securities has oee very quiet
ourirg the psst week and prices have remained station
ary The only change has been considerable decliue In
The price II the tbares OF the Illinois Ceatra and New
VOL L.op o{,-o
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that Dusrous redoubis other hed xorks had been
thrown up 90 20 com nand the road 70 0aets.
The Pasersyansa, OF hilAr, says Lord JOIN Russefs
despatch just Of vAae 70 Italy than would
be dec sve battle
General LAuOricere has Isn Rone on tee months
cave or absence.
NEWS FROM THE CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.
LrxsrooI Nov 10, 1884,
The Ehope has arrived with 100 ounces or gold dos.
and 50 TOO In specie.
The papers contain accounts OF Prince Arhurs recon.
tou and entertainment at Sierra Leone.
The slave trade active on the wiuaward oosss.
Geoera trade was dull ths various ports on ACCOUNT
OF the prevailing unhealthlneas.
Tho Niger expedition steamer sunbeam the Nuu
river Tee rains had ceased as Sierra Leone Dr. Bakis
and the rest Of thu exploring party quite we'll ct the
confluence OF the Niger,
The American chip sauretA Is supposed 10 have Ian
whydah on the 2eth September with COO slaves board
and the American bark Buckeye sailed few days pro-
vously with cargo Of slaves
ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA.
LIVERPOOL Nov II, 1861
The Arabia arrived at Queenstown to-day.
THE LATEST MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, Nov II, 1850
The sales OF cotton yesterday IL 900 bales. In
GLIDING 5000 70 specuasors and exporters Tho market
closed steady.
Illinois Central shares 20 % discount. Er.e shares,
esk 81; New York Central shares, 70 = r.
Breats.uas steady, but quiet.
Provisions are dull.
Lospos Nov Io-Eveuing.
Consos sah a eSK for money, ard OAK eaH for 20.
count
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United states per cent bouds 1888 e8 aloo
10 DER cent bonds, 1874 ...... ~ o4H
Kentucky per G. Mt bonds. l86S-12. % o.
Maryland per CO ut ttrng bonds ....... o3 %
,chuse per ceut startling bonds. 100 aI02
EFskeipp 8 per cent Union Blnx bonds. II Il
Per nry wanna per cent, sterling ......... IS 81
10 s ser cent bonos 1877 ........ So o SO
South Carolina per cent bends, 1866 ..... Sc q IS
Tetltssee o ger cent bonds divers. 80 q 82l
Virginia per cent bones, 1875 ........... s3L 81
TO per cent bopde, 1888 ........... - SO
Illinois Central per cent, 1875. s8ka SIX
DO. per cent, 1878. ........... IS 81
Iilro.s Central per cent freel snds, 1860. ;.
Do. shares. discount 81 10
Michigan Central per cent, 1859. ......... Of o.
Do. shares ................... IS %
New York Central per cent o. con- 1883 IS SO
10 per cent, con vertible, 1864 80. "a o6
Do shares 500. .................. IS 80
New York Erie per cont LIST mort 1867. 90 o3
DO 90 ri do. 1889. 80 Of
Do do. Q. do. 1855 81 Q s3ex
I'D bhaIcs ~ Oh
Panama per cent IL; mortgage 1886 200 aIo2
Do do. 81 do lST2......10O al01
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INTERESTING FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE AFRic 1
TWO DAYS LATER NEWS,
RESIGNATION of the Dictatorship by
Garibaldi.
VICTOR EMANUEL KING OF NAPLES.
INTERESTING CEREMONIES AT NAPLES.

EOy.iBgIVAL or TaR PRINCE OF WALES.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-24

Pennsylvania Central p lie. mort, 1880 30 Q OIL
% the 9th there q partial recovery IN American
railroad securities but the quotations had not reached
Liverpool when our parcel cioeed.