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pHnADrLrHrA TRADE REPORT.

THURSDAY, November 1.-THE market still
continues poorly supplied with Quereliron Bark but II is
held aImly Si5 ton No sales have been reported.
The Provision Market Is rather qule az about former
rates.
Holders Cotton m in their demands at VI 40, but
without sales.
The Flour Market Is extremely quiet, there being
scarcely any from any The sudden decline
In The premium Gold and Sterling Exchange, has caused
feeling OF dlstrust the faturo persade the Market
and buyers will purchase onV 70 supply their most
neeessitous wants. The demand for export Is limited 70
200 barrels Northwest family 80 and about 700
barrels prime winter wheat extra, at Sll5 The sales
for the supply oftho home trade only IN small way
within the range Of from tg75 to 1900, as to quality.
Rye Flour and Corn Meal are soarce-no sales.
Supplies OF Wheat continue scanty, and there is very
little offering, No sales have been reported for severa
days past We quote red at s25592'65, and white at
3275@2s5. There is steady demand for Rye, at yes
tefdays figures We police further decline I'm Corn
cent a bush sales of 2aO0 bush. yellow at 81 SO and
SEQ bush new do. at 81 cool 65 Oats In fair demand
at SIC, with small sales, In Barley and Malt there Is
scarcely enough doing 10 AK prices.
LIS q bbl for Pennsylvania, and 81 70 for Drudge.
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FROM BALTIMORE TODAY.

sr,.i1, Dsspa'cA to The Rresipg Telegraph
BALTIMORE November IA Hrc broke ont
this morning in the upper story of the cast wing
of the Fountain Hotel, in Light street, which,
however, did not extend beyond three or four
rooms before IL was subduCd. Considerable
damage was done by water. The hotel is full Of
guests, and tcauscd grea, CONSERVATION. Damage
probably TWO thousand dollars.
The case Of Mrs. Uuchrs has been de ,idcd
upon by the Commission but not officially az
nouuced from headquarters. There seems but
little hope for her. A long confuemantin prison
with heavy fine may be the result.
The train due here at S O'Clock from Philadcl-
phia has not yet arrived.
The rumors Of Rebel raids into Western Mary
land again are without much truth. No serious
apprehensions Of them. The citizens are armed
and prepared fer them.
Nothing special by the Norfolk boat.
AdyiCcs from Sheridan are highly encouraging
Gold gamblers are greatly excl ed to-day.
A large number of soldiers are now returning
TO the front, all in good spirits, and rei)ised At
linCUln's reelection.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
OYPIcK OF THE EVENING TKLEdaAFH,
Thursday, November II.


The Stock Market is very dull this morning,
and prices are unsettled and lower, owing to the
decline In Gold
Government bonds continue firm, with sales Of
5.2Os at lOS4@lOSs, coupons Off 6s of 1881 at
liO8; and new 73Os at 99ii Pennsylvania IS are
selling at "a; and new City 6s at l02.
In Railroad shares there is very little doing.
Reading sold at CT, decline of !; Pennsylvania
Railroad at 65I Minehill at6O1i and Lehigh Val
ley at sls, decline of 1; l5l was bid for Cam
den and Amboy as for Little schuylkilli 59s for
Philadelphia and Germantown 80 for North
Pennsylvania 81 for EImira preferredi and 3Si
for Catawissa preferred, decline Of /.
City Passenger Railroad shares continue very
dull, and prices have declined, with sales Of
Ridge Avenue at l5i "a was bid for Spruce and
Pine, decline of 4i so fer West Philadelphia, a
decline Of lSA for Arch street, which is also Z
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BILE IN GOLD.
TO.DAY's LEGAL. FINANCIAL AND
COMMERCIAL NEWS.
Etc" Etc. Etc, Etc. Etc. Etc, Etc
THE MILITARY STATUS.
Important Events NJ lIand-Tho Winter
Campaign to he u vigorous Oue-De-
cline tn the Price Of GOid-The Causes
Proximity of Peace. SC.

Important Events nt Hand-The Winter
Campaign to he vigorous Oue-De-
cline tn the Price Of GOId-The Causes
Proximity of Peace, SC,
Sufriul'o The Erenbfg r.isgraph
WAsutNGroS November I've have indi,a-
tons here that We are on the eve OF the transpra-
tion Of the most important events of the war
There can be no doubt that General Grant will,
in very few days, strike blow that must
stagger our enemy, If it does not wound him be-
yond recovery. General Sheridan will not long
be quiesccnt, and his victory will probably be
first heraldcd to the loyal people Of the United
States.
General sherman has been heard fr5m, but the
details OF the progress of his expedition are not
proper for publication at this time, Suffice t to
say that he is prosecuting n work that will sur
prise the North when the history of the advance
is written. lie strikes at a very different goll
from that hitherto generally designated in the
Northern and Southern papers. The success of
the movement is even now beyond peradyenturo,
owing TO discoveries made and advantages gained.
Every other military column is pushingl for
ward, and it is quite evident tina, General Grant
will make the winter campaign an active one,
although victories will be gained before the frost
ruins the roads.
The telegraph has informed rs of the fall in
the premium on gold in New York. One cause
of this is found in the aforementioned statement
OF facts, touching army operations. Another,
that the Secretary Of the Treasury will soon begin
to "shut down" on the gamblers" with more
than mere clash in the PAM by an admirable
and effective national arrangement.
The idea that peace will return 10 us carly next
year gains strength and supporters among duan.
ciers, and this affects the gold market perceptbly
Peace will come sooner than many person,
imagine at present. a large number Of prisoner:
will soon be exchanged
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"A presentation of boat, gun, aud fishing rod
Wales took place recently. The name of the
recipient was Thomas Lloyd AriWyl ths event
was the celebration of his majority and TO show
the feeling among the Welsh Rristocracy regard
ing our country, the boat presented was chrisened
the hearsdrge.
"A Scottish nobleman, the Earl Of Cavan, has
been OF late delivering religious addresses in Orl-
uey and Shetland, which are described as chArac-
tefized by considerable earnestness and unaf-
fected simplicity IL Is clear that the speaker is
deeply imbued with the spirit Of the religion he
processes.
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FoRTEEss MONROE, November 1.-THE
steamer amanda Vihants, sent in search of the
bargcs that broke loose from the Aadye,o Harder
on the night of the 18th instant, has returned,
and Captain Williams reports having searched in
vain for the missing boats. He found the eastern
shore of Virginia strtwn with railroad ties, sup
posed to be those with which the barges were
laden.
-Four men were on board these barges, and are
believed to have pershed. Their names are not
known here.
There is no news from the front.
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GENERAL P. Il. SHERIDAN.
His Position in the EsegnInr Army-D
of His Commission.

hiN EOstStUu tn the keEuInr AFhny-Date
Of His Commission.
WAsHNGToN, November IAN erroneous
impression has gone forth that General Sheridan
has been created the senior Maj1r-General in the
regular army Of the United States, and that he
has actually taken up General McClellan's rank
along with his vacated position. Army officers
and those acquainted with the regulations OF the
army need have no explanation Of this matter,
but the masses may not understand the subject
perfectly, and hence send the relative rank Of
several General officers of the regular army as
they appear upon the official rolls -
!. LiCutenant-General U. S. Grant.
2, Major General II. w. Halleck.
3. Major General w. T. Sherman.
4. Major General George g. Meade.
8. Major. General 7. II. Sheridan.
6. BIigadier-G General w. S. Rosecrans.
Z. Brigador- General G.. IL. Thomas.
S. Brigadier- General w. S. Hancock.
Then follow a number Of others who have been
appointed to the rank Of brigadier who are yet to
be confirmed, as is General Sheridan in his rank
as fourth major-general in the regular army.
His commission and rank date from November
s, consequently any one appointed previously is
his superior in rank.
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THE RECENT ELECTION.


We have received the following additional re-
turns OF the election in this State
WORCESTER COUNTY. Y.-Thc official returns from
this county give Mcclellan 1906, and Lincoln 66j
votes; majority for Mcclellan Si3.
WAsHINGrON COUNTY.-The official returns
from Washington county give Lincoln 29Si, and
Mcclellan 1902; LinColn's majority 1852, instead
of 1866 as before reported. The vote for Swami
is 30O3, for Chambers 1881; majority for Swami
1922 majority for Cox 1857 IN iority for Ran
dali 1854.
TALBOT CoUNrY.-The names Of the members
elect OF the House of Delegates from Talbot
county are James Valiant and II. B. beaverton.
QUEEN ANNB's CoUNTY.-Thc official returns
from Queen Annes county give Lincoln 3Si
votes, and Mcclellan 1888; majority for McClel-
lam 1899, instead OF 1881 as before reported.
THE STATB.-From the returns lately received
the home vote of the S.atc gives Lincoln 1908
majority, with Montgomery and Dorchester
counties 20 be heard from, without including the
m3jUTity of 2GjS for Lincoln, on the soldiers vote.
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Ernm New OrIenns.

NEW YORK, November 1.-THE transport Con-
haental, nom New Orleans on the 10th, arrived
at this port to-day.
The Continental brings as passengers several
officers of the Mexican patriot army.
Tie files OF papers brought by the steamer con
tain no news OF military or naval movements.
The Continental brought official Government
GespAtChes.
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NIarIscIs bN ToIesrnph.

NEw York, November l7.-Fl0ur has de-
cincd au inc. sale of 10 600 b'Is a. 81 l2ldg7 FOR
stat, SOC AL 90 Tor OHIO, aud O2FOl1 fbr southern
Nhtaf has Ut gluCd Is san- OF iiIu bushels a.. g. 3d.
Hsvi steady. pork heavy, safes OF 1900 5bls ~ $50 J6
iO"alaTd dull whisky lull.
Receipts Of Flour 1000 bbs. Wheat 5000 bushels
Corn 1900 bushels,
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Denth ora united States Judge.

Providence, r. l., November 27.-John Pit
man, who has been for forty years judge Of the
United States District Court for the District of
Rhode Island, was found dead in bed this morn
ing. He was on the bench yesterday, but in very
feeble condition. He was eighty years Of age.
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In Missouri five Union Congressman are GER
tainly elected, viz, Blog, Boyd, McClurg,
Lean, ana Anderson. The vote ia the interior,
especially in the track OF the Rebel General
Prices invasion, is almost unanimous for Lincoln.
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The Union majority in Wisconsin is estimated
at fully 5000, to be sill further increased by the
soldiers vote, General Paine is elected TO Con
g~ess IRON the Milwaukee district.
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Majority for lincoln. So

' : : : :
The remaining twenty-five counties in 1860 gave
DoUglas a total majority of 7l5i, and Lincoln
62Sl-majOrity in favor Of Douglas, llS3. Should
there be no changes favorable 70 Mr.. Lincoln in
the counties yet TO be heard from, he will yet
carry the State by over 2j 900 majority. Taking
into consideration the gains which have prevailed
in other counties, only the most stupeHdous
frauds Of the CopperhCads in inpOrtiug Rebel
bushwhackers aud Rueras to vote for Mcclellan
can prevent MIR. Lincoln from carrying the State
by at least this majority.
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VANILLA ROASTED ALMONDS,

VANILLA ROASTED ALMONDS,
OF quality. Manufactured nv
STEPHEN +. WurGtH
We REFER our readers to the advertisement of
the American Life Insurance Company. They been
established fifteen years, and any that insures with
them in perfect security their are most
reliable They also issue paying premium policies, so
that payment be lost II circunstAnce should pre-
vent payment afer the FIRST year. Their oice is the
southeast corner Of Fourth and Walnut streets.
NEW on COMPANY. - The Pittsburg and
Boston Petroleum Company, II will be seon open their
books at their new office, No. "A Farquhar Buildings.
by referring TO their Advertisements concise account OF
their dln,rent wells may b. they among the best
oil wells in the country and win doubt pay the stock
holders large dividends,
CHOICE AND FASHIONABLE CONNECTIONS,
Put up in Neat Boxes,
Suitable for Presents.
STEPHEN r. WHITMAN,
No. 1910 Market street.
A LARGE and splendid assortment of Cocoa
Mating is now in store at NcCanums wholesale room
No 500 Chesnut street The trade shsui avail
of this opportunity OF purchasing they going on
rapidly.
YoUNG MEN who desire a complete commercial
education should visit Crittendens College, northeast
ner Of Seventh and Chesnn streets They get the
most thorough instruction there in Bookkeeping Penman-
ship and all branches suitable for practical business e,
Upwards Of 100 pupils have graduated from this College
during the past year Can get one of their dialogues.
PRIZES THEN HIoHLY.-Mrs. s. A. Aliens
Worlds Hair Restorer and zyobalsamum, Hair Dress
il are priced highly by AL who them Careful study
and experience have made them what they acknow
edged foreign countries well at home, the only
valuable preparation Tor restoring invsorating beautify
ing and sing hair. Those who them have
grey hair or bald spots Every Druggist sells them.
PHOTOGRAPHS made In the finest style Of art, at
b. P, Remers, No GA Arch street. proofs specl
no-sze photographs in oil, lyorytypes, eares de
vi.
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IOWA.

It's estimated now that the total majority for
Lincoln in Iowa, including the 1'diers. vote, vii
not be less than 40,0 000
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MINNESOTA.


A despatch from St. Paul shows unexpected
gains in that State. II is thought now that the
majority for Lincoln in the State will reach 5000.
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KENrECIKY.

Tho statement that Kentucky is among the
States that have given their electoral votes for
hing be known ON the subject until the soldiers
vote is counted If Keuucky is saved from
this disgTaceiul position, aud does not prove 10
be sETaggler from the ranks OF the army Of free
reduced to the dcbasement of having received
all his pittanCe Of electoral vote from two States
that refused TO permit their soldiers to vote II
he has any sensiOility we think he must feel like
calling on the mountains Of Orange to fall on
him and hide him from the ayenging wrath OF a
free people, LouigrHe q. Press.
ansssE
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CHOICE CARAMBLs.
Chocolate, vanilla, Cocoanut and
Punch Caramols Manufactured by
STEPHEN r. WmrWAS,
No. 1910 Market street.

ENORMOUS DEMAND FoR THE "FLoRENCE."-
Since the opening Of the elegant in this
city, at No. $50 Chesnut street. Philadelphia, by the
Florence Sewing Machine Company for the sale Of their
celebrated instruments the demand for them has been
much increased that the Company have been Obliged to
enlarge their facilities for manufacturing them. The
"ForeHee" has for Itself The highest name in the
sewing machine category. i is unques'onaby the best
IN use Every macnine sold is garaHsa to give salts
faction.
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MISSOELnI

Copporheads concede that Michigan has gone
UniOn by 10000.
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LATEST MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
CLEARED TINS MORNING.

CLEARED THIS MORNING.
Steam hip j. Gibson Bowen, New York. W. j. TayorCO
BATQue Emil (Br.). fieher. Cork, Workman Co.
schr Alert (r), CLARK, Port Spain, Q. @. Van Horn.
sehr Sarah Cullen, Cullen, Beaufort, II. A. Adams.
ARRIVED THIS MORNING.
Ship Ontario, Hosmer, days from New York in ballast
10 workman Co. Towed up ty tug America.
schr RingleRder Smith days from Provinc town with
mdse TO George b. Kerfoot
schr Diamond state, Btil days from Milford, DEL
with grain 10 James Barratt.
Correspondence Of the PhfIadephia Erchan0a
LIVES, DEL November Is, p. M.-8leaner Typho0n.
from North Carolina oF Roston; United States fsVe1no
cutter Cayuga, from New York, cruising; steamer Maria
Town, steam tug America, and wrecking schooner hewi
uehr B. hawes, with wood for New York, eenes = ~
O'Clock this morning. large feet left the br... 80
Sunday morning. bound 3. An unknown ~, a.
driven on the bar In the cove Opposite ne 49, -
the night Of the 18th inst Wind Hs-see "a it.nauarr
lours, &es 4
auEMORANpA. -. "A, rae..y,.
Barques Roanoke and Wait tsls 6sWsrd, Wa odshs
vent 20 sea a =. ~. 1 esG inheported ~ Cap
tain Virden, u Iuf Anlaf''~'
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PRICE THREE CENTS.

declines for Race aud Vine; and 2S for Green
and Coates 70 was asked for Second and Thirds
SO for Tenth and Eleventh and 40 for Chesnut
aud Walnut.
There is less doing In Coal Oil shares, and
prices are dropping, with sales Of OIL Creek at z;
Irving at 81 Dalzell At 9I@9a which is a de-
cinei Perry at 4 McEheny a. 81; aud Ger
mania at 3l-lOOi 3j was bid for Maple Shade,
which is a decline; 81 for Densmore; AZ for
Rock; and for Egbert
Bank shares are firmly held, with sales OF
Manufacturers and Mechanics at 3O8 and Com
soidation at 40; l12 was bid for North America;
lao for Farmers and Mechanics +; So for CONNER
ciali 80 for Mechanics; Sc for Kensngton; 40 for
GTard 56 for Cityi AZ for Commonwealth; so
for Union and 20 for Camden.
Canal shares are also dull, and prices have
fallen Of, with sales Of Susquehanna Canal at
l3s, decline of /, and Susquehanna Canal
Bonds at BO@6l; 32s was bid for schuylkill
Navigation common, 3sl for Schuylklll Navga-
ton preferred a decline Of 753 for Lehgb
Navigation, decline Of 4; and 90 for Morris
Canal common.
Money is plenty, but the demand Is limited.
Loans on call are freely offered at 697 per cent.
per annum. Prime paper is quoted at 7bCa9 per
cent A despatch from Washington last evening
says The Secretary Of the Treasury finally deter
mined to-day to carry out his purpose of antici-
pating payment Of January interest on gold
interest bonds, and the necessary orders we're
this afternoon sent TO the Assistant Treasurer at
New York.
Gold is active this morning, but prices have
declined l0@ll per cent. since last evening,
opening at 2271 fell Off and sold at 2l9 at IL
o'clock; rallied and sold at 222I at II and 2234
at 123 Pm.
The bears, on peace rumors in New York,
mounted the market, and marked all the prices
of stocks down, on sellers option. Quotations of
Reading were sent by telegraph at 664, but large
orders went from Philadelphia, but when they
reached there, there was "no stock for sale.''
This is grand humbug, in New York style.
Archibald Mcintyre, ESQ.,, Treasurer OF the
Mint, has given notice that he win commence TO-
morrow to anticipate the payment of the January
coupons on the Government loan.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES, NovH.
Reported by Carkson Co.. Brokers' No. l2I s. Third ST.
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Eighty counties have been heard from which
give aggregate majorities us follows -
Lincoln. n......'..........'... '...'s 's...s.s4DbIl
Mcclellan Observation-Disclosures. ,7S}
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But four votes were polled in the city Of .Mor
phis for Mcclellan.
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SwINpLNG.-HENRY MUFADDEN Is the
name OF an individual who shipped IN tho navy on
the I'd OF November. When entering tho United
StatCe service, he appointed JoHN c. CALLAHAN
hs attorney TO collect HE bounty money, with in.
structions TO pay t over to hs wife The money due
the .ailor was four hundred dollars. Mrs MoFAD-
DIN called upon CALLAHAN for the money, aud no
offered her one hundred dollars OF ". This amount
she would not take, but wanted the whole sum.
suit was brought against him, aud YESTERDAY he had
a hcnuug at the Central Sttton; lie was held for
further hearing.
SoLDIERs' ORPHANs.-The mothers or
other relatives Of destitute orphans OF deceased Penn.
sylyanla sodic,s aud sailors who reside with the
city limits are requested TO meet the Superintendent
of the soldiers Orphan at the Union Benevolent
Association on the 22d, 23d, oath and 25th OF the
present month, between the hOuis OF A. NJ and
L. " to hear applications and make arrnngom 'nts
tor the aO mission OF said orphans into the schools
and Institutions provided Tor them by the State.
A GOLD MEDAL FROM Pun ADELPHIA
TREsENTED TO President LIsCoLN.--soycra gem
tlomon OF this city have latoy gotten up a very hand
some gold medal ior President LINCOLN, and Il was
prI ed 70 mm ON Tuesday evening, by lion. VII
LIAM ID. KELLEY. II bears on one side bas-roliot
IoTTmt OF NA-HNGroN, and on the other, the same
of Mr. LINCOLN. IL also bears the inscription
"ABEAHAM LfNCoLN, an honest mani the crisis de
munds his reelection 1884" Mr.. KELLEY made
one OF his usual happy efforts ON the occasion
HEAVY RoBBERY OF GoLD-The residence Of
Mr.. Greer, at the corner Of Eighth and Calow-
bin streets, was robbed last night Of S2i0O ia
gold and from $500 TO 500 dollars In paper.
be money was placed In Mr., GrCer's possession
by deceased relative.
ARRIvAL OF SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS.
This morning, at an early hour, L 40 sick and
wounded soldiers, from the hospitals in aud
around Baltimore, arrived at Broad and Prime
streets. They were conveyed TO the hospitals by
the fremen's ambulances.
To PURCHASE CLOTHING AT Low PRICES, make
selection nom stock OF READY MADE Garments. We
selling goods equal in style, M, make ant eriai,
goods made 20 order We nave ali styles, Sizes aud
prices Of Cothng-Mcn's, Youths, ana BOYS. All can be
suited without delay or trouble.
Tower Hail, No, jls Market street.
A YANKEE TRICK A letter-writer from
Atlanta says "rhe other dly some Rebels were taken
on the Savannah river while shooang among VIII ,m
a captain IN the Rebel army. Three Of chaps
changed clothes with the prisoners and by OF this
disguise penetrated into the heart Of Savannah, and
turned iafe. This and other circumstances have
ynccd General sherman that he has in his command
capable performing any Of duty This incident
proves what dress viii do In appearances. We believe
that Rebel dressed in complete suit from Charles
stokes Co.'s one price Clothing Sore, under the Cen
tinentA Hotel would pass fora gentleman anywhere.
CHOICE CARAMBLs.
Chocolate vanilla, Cocoanut and
Punch Caramols Manufactured by
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= The returns Of the Bank Of England for the
week ending November compare with the state
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To PURCHASE CLOTHING AT Low PRICES, make
selection nom stock OF READY MADE Garments. We
selling goods equal in sgls, NJ, 1lke and gd.eriti
20 10 30 per cent lOrcr than Is charged for the
ods made ogder. We ali Styles sEcs, aud
prices Of Clothing Mems, Youths, ana Boys All be
suited without delay trouble.
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ment OF the previous week as fpllows:--