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special Report.

STOCKS.
NEW YORK, Nov. az.
No change in the money market.
Gold speculstions are quiet snd buoy
ant this morning, with a sharp upward
turn in prices.
The highest point was about six per
cent. above the closing rate yesterday.
The market was largely oversOld for s
few days past aud gold became quiet and
scarce.
Toward noon the retrograde movement
commenced, and there was decline Of 81
from the extreme point.
The market opened at 225, advanced to
22s and closed at 224&. III
STOCK MARKET.
The Stock Market opened buoyant and
at the first board there was general ad-
vance.
Governments stronger and advanced a
quarter on SIS of's1, on l0-4o's and certi-
fcases. F-sO Treasury notes advanced 3.
Miscellaneous list generally better Rail
reads better, speculative feeling and prices
lt923 higher.
The market was heavy and lower at the
second board with pressure to sell.
Stocks dull al the last hoard ard still
lower prices were made
The gold-room rumors this afternoon In
! clude the iAn of Macon and Petsrsbarg.
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NEW AOEk5 NOV. EA-
The Alexandra {Va.) Journal saws, the
Iron clads previously stationed at Fortress
Monroe, moved up the James on Friday,
to Dutch Gap. indicating an importsnt
movement.
The Commercials Washington special
says:
There was great CONSERVATION II Rich
mo1d On Saturday on account of Sher-
mans mOveme nts. It IS believed be Is
sweeping onward in spite of all opposition.
It is not impossible that Macon has already
fallen, aud that may be one Of the causes of
The CONSERVATION in Richmond.
Governor Morton, OF Indians, arrived
at Washington to-day and had an inter
view with the President.
Dr.. R. Il. Thompson, late health officer,
died suddenly at his residence in Brook
lyn, q day or two since
It appears the disaster to Brashers In
dependent Scouts, near Winchester, few
days since, happened thus. Brasher had
50 men, and capturing two of Moseby's
men, he was informed that there was a
small party just ahead Brasher, with one
Of his men, reeonnoitered, and met small
party. Returning to his main body, he
charged upon the guerrillas, driving them,
and just after passing cross road, Nose
by, at the head of about 200, pounced
upon the scouts, hemming them in on
lane, where % were killed, and the re-
mainder captured,
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Yesterdays Evening Edition.
GENERAL GRANT IN NEW YORK.

"N ESAA GRANT IN NEW YORK.
NEw YoRK, Nov. 22.
General Grant left the city vssterdsv
afternoon for the front.
BY his request his presence here vss
kept as quiet as possible, and though he
was at the serenade OF the Governor elect,
ION Saturday. no mention was made ofthe
TACT In the accounts of that affair.
Before leaving the General called on
General Scott and had an interesting con-
ference.
General Scott presented him with a copv
OF his Autobiography, writing on the AZ
leat-"From the Oldest to the ablest Gen
eral in the Worldi"
To gentleman of this city General
Grant said on Sunday:
"The COnfederaey is 3 mere shell. 1
know it. I am sure Of it ItisH hollow
she'll and Sherman will prove it to YOU
The calm and modest CONSEQUENCES of
power with which this was said, more than
the words themselves, conveyed 70 his visi-
tor an unqualified conviction of the truth
OF the Generals remarks.
In answer to B question: Whether, in
ms opinion, ninety days would bring the
end, he said, with grim smile-aI am not
ninety day man, but we shall see what
shall happen In six months .
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Reuben Miller, of Pawtueket, Rhode
Island, shattered his arm by rife shot
while hunting III Maine few days ago.
He was twenty five miles from any physi-
cisn, but had the presence Of mind to tie g
cord tightly round his arm above the
wound, and the srn was successfully am
putsted twenty-four hours after the scci-
dent
A sailor once had q friend who read
Shakspesres playa for him. Ee criticised
them all pretty freely, but when he came
to the passage in the Midsummer Nights
Dream" in which the mermaid is made TO
ride upon thedolphin's back, he pronounced
il an unqualified humbug; /" Tor, said he,
" a dolphin's back Is as sharp as a razor,
and no mermaid could possibly ride the
beast unless she hsd first ssddled him"
A pretty young woman at Jackson,
Michigan, has been carrying on the re-
cruiting business in a novel manner. She
marries man on condition that he will
enlist and give her his bounty. She being
strikingly handsome, the man consents
After ne is gone, she marries another.
-Four men has she married and sent to the
army. On the fourth occasion she was de-
tected
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PHHA0ELPELA7 Nov. q.
A check for $4,000 on the Lock Haven
Bank purporting to be endorsed by Lud-
wig, Kneedler i Co., was presented 70
DreIel & Co, yesterday, who gave the
party check on the Commonwealth Bank
for S2,sss, payable to the order Of Ludwig,
Kneedler s Co.
The check on the Lock Haven Bank
proves to be forgery, but the forger was
disappointed in getting Drexel & Co.'s
check cashed, as the bank would not pay
him without Identification.
General Grant missed the morning train
for Washington, and while walking along
Chestnut street. was recognized BY q sol
der. "A crowd immediately collected, and
the General took refuge in the Mayors
Office The cheering was most enthu-
siastic.
The General left in the noon train for
Baltimore.
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FORETGN NEWS.
NV York nov. %,

NV York, nov. p.
The Brazilian correspondence relativs 10
Ehe seizure Of the pirate Florida is p1bHsh.
ed
: The London Star denounees the seizure
and hopes tnat Americs will rspudiats it.
At the banquet Of the new Lord Mayor
of London, Lord Palmerston made 8
speech-on referring TO the bloody war IN
America, ne said he trusted the eontending
parties would soon End it better to be re-
conciled than to fight, and that these dis
putes, which have bedsWed the continent
with blood, will be settled by amicable
arrangements between themselves.
Great foods have occurred in Tuscany.
Enormous damages have also been suffered
at Florence by a tremendous food.
The LSndon Tunes city article says:
Adyices from New York, with regard d
to the moGs in which the Washington
Government has received the news Of the
capture Of the Confederate steamer Florida,
are awaited with .hs greatest interest by
the mercantile as We'll as the political
world.
One reason for the Importance attribu-
ted TO the sdYices, consists in the infer
once that If the affair be psllisted or en-
dOrsed by Lincoln's Government, It will
heneeforth entirely sItinguish any power
on the part Of the United States to sssal
by priVatsers, the commerce Of any nation
with which they may be at war, since the
precedent viii establish e claim 70 the
right, to pursue and destroy every such
vessel whatever may be the port in which
she may seek shelter or supplies.
The Paris Bourss on the 9th instant vas
lower.
Rentes closed at s4Es5c.
Rougement, deLawsnbers and Co, Bank
srs, in Paris, have suspended payment,
with liabilities amounting to about eo0, 900
pounds sterling.
ITALY.
The debate on the convention and the re-
movsl Of the capital to Rome, is still pro-
gressing in the Chamber of Deputies.
Some Of the speakers danounce the CON
7ention as 6 virtual renuncistion Of Rome,
while others regard it as leading to Rome
st no distant period.
4uoE5 las Doeu SEods NOUS II ubcahg VI
considerable damage has been done to pro-
perty, especially TO the railroads.
There has also been great inundstion
at Florence. The streets we're flooded,
the fields laid waste and the rosds broken
up. TIE damage done was enormous.
There was but few lives lost.
LONDON MONEY MARKET The Bank
of England, on tie 10th inst, reduced its
rate Of discount from to per cent, an
event fully anticipated snd discounted in
advance
In the open market money was abul-
dsnt and funds continued upward.
Consols buoysnt and further advanced q
quarter per canton the 9Th inst.
Southwsits's circular aAys that up u tie
s.h there was very arm market for Amer
ican securities and there was much disposi-
ton 70 buy. 5-2O's and Illinois share were
also improving, but on the 9th, on the re-
ceipt Of sdvices from New York up to Oe-
tober lst, reporting an advance in gold,
free sellers Of both stocks appeared and q
deeiire was established.
The market, however, closed firm st
4l4 for 5-20s. and 524 for uline;9.
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II the Canadian House of Assembly
some time since, they had quite spirited
debate on the bill to prohibit the use of
hoops and crinOline. We publish a fewof
the NEST brilliant passages;
Mr.. Drummond was an ardent sdmirer
Of hoops from childhood. He was born with
s love Of hoops. When he was g child of
tender youth he used to trundle his hoop.
Later in life he swallowed q ring which
gave him hopping cough, and evan now
the sight of an empty hogshesd brought
tears into his eyes.
Mr.. Brown complained that it vas i'm
possible now 70 choose wife, since her
defects were so hidden by hoops sad en-
veloped in crinoliue that the naked =
Speaker-Order.
Mr. Brown-Mr. Speaker
Speaker-The honorable gentle IAN Is
out Of order.
Mr Brown-But Ar. Speaker, the
naked
speaker-HOld your tongue, sir.
Mr.. Brown-The naked
Speaker-UPon my soul, Brown Hence
OF I'll have you arrested.
Mr.. Brown-Permit me to expls n, Mr..
Speaker. When say the naked
Speaker yelling CLEAR the gal ries of
ladies, Mr., Sergeant.
Mr. Brown-In the name of tbc seven
graees and the fifteen muses., Mr.. resker,
let meapologize only meant TO; " that
hoops and crinoline have reached : such
a tendency that i was impossible to rive
at the naked
Speaker lfrantically) Death an blue
devils Stop, or I'll brain you with the
mace. Consider the impropFiety Of
Mr. Brown (wildly)-Truth truth /
Naked truth vas what was going to say.
-no,- --r---- --r-
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FOREIGN NEWS

fOETLASD, hE,s Nov. Y.
The steamer Maravian, from Li7srpool
on the 10th, arrived this morning.
The Bank Of England reduced rates to
per cent
The DaniSh Lower House has adopsed
the tresty Of peace by large msjority.
LTVERPcoL, Nov. 11-Coston buoyant.
with an advance Of Id, and closing up
ward
Col sais closed on the Ilth at sOf6sII.
Illinois Central sIl9523 discount Erie
2e@4l.
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NEW york ITEMS
NEW YoEx. Nov. q

The Posts Washington special says:
Wu. E. Dodge Of New York, has mott
fed James Brooks Of his intention to con
test the sest Of the Sth Congressional
District in the House Of Representatives.
A large number Of seats, in the next Con
gresS, viii be contested.
The names Of the proprietors of the
breweries seized by the Government for
diStiling without licences are-Bernheimer
& Schnaid, Henry Clausson and John +.
Betz.
In the arrangements making for g
Thsnsgiving entertainment 10 the soldiers,
at the New England rooms, in this city,
the Western soldiers will receive special
attention at the hands Of Colonel Howe,
and the Ladies Committee Of the Rooms.
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SECOND DIsPATcH,

Especial dispatch to The LEArzA.I
WASHINGTON, Nov. %.
Parties who left the Army of the Poto-
mac, yesterday, say there are no signs Of
the evacuation of Petersburgh.
Governor Morton arrived here today.
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FROA TIE PACIFIC COaSF.
SAN FsANcIsCo. Nov.

The ships Monarch, Aattspan and Aries
we're lost in gale Of Rowland and Bs-
kers Island Oct. 2eth. The ship White
Swallow is also missing, and is thought TO
be lost,
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sEg. CANRT NOT DEAD.

New Orleans papers, of the 18th, say
General Candy is recovering The an
nouncement Of his death, telegrsphed from
here on authority of the clerk of the steam
er Sticmey, thus proves to be false,
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SOld closed tonight 3. 222l.
EEwsUsa, X. ?, Noy. %.

NG"SVHS5 ~. > GCF- II.
At seven O'clock this morning, the pack
ing house connected with Smith & Bonds
powder mills, three and one-half miles
west Of Newburg, was blown up.
a Mr. Smith, one ofthe Workmen, who
hsd entered three or FIVE minutes before
the explosion, was the only person killed.
The building contained about three tons
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PETRo EUM
"HiekOFy Farm OIL Company"
100000 SHARES OF So EAOH.
Shares fu!i pais without furtaer sssessnsDs,

Shares faii Pais without furtaer assessment,
a. Prssidsnt-oHRIsi oPHER TYLER.
Secrstarg, Treasurer,
WILLIAM 0. CARMAN- ISAAC D. RJssE g j.
s1pesintsadsnsy-laWIs P. BROWN
TRUSTEES
0HslsTcTHER TTLEs, oi Hriss0pbsrT Tyler EeE{o ork.
THOMAS A OuzsIEs, Of THolnss A OamHias, 8.
= EssoIs .. cody, latoot COY, FsrSell Co"
S-'. n, SsovEs late CT Groves, Nortrup, Taylor ,
yOHs Y. dLkEEE, lac OF Dats-, Clarke a Co., ny.
SEAALss Y ksILs, of Faiis, Williams 4 60,
ISAAC y nc sELEi q Rus+ Il q Irwin, Mfg. Co.. "
JoszIA AARooqge, Of Bosdoia, Larooqu ues s Bar
Icy, Kew York.
cuaTIs 6 HUssET, Of o. q. Hussey & c., Plttsburg
JEPzHA b. VABE Y. Prss't wsstsr, Union Tsle
graph Os Cleveland, Ohio
eANuEL L. HATHER secs Cleveland Iron Mining
o., Cleveland, 0hic.
JoHH =. hETsERREs JSha 8. ,HsFbe-ry, Detroit,
J. TEIss BRooEs. Prss't Farmsrs' Bank, sslsra, Q
This Company is organized unaer she Laws OF the
tract Of ueTards Of cEo hundred and uinst y-seven
acres u iald, owned b. tDsm IA fee siRpls located
In Vsgangs county, Penn ylVania, on tie westerly
bank Of the AltegssuY Rrfer, and enbraciay Doth
bangh Of Hickey Greek -
"A aapls Worfing oapia' has been provided for
by toe CON psT y, and fhs deTel5PmshE u tas pop
erty VII be prosecuted " n the greatest VigOr.
huitod Uurnbsr Of shares OF ths Ospital Stock
can nov BE- obtsiaed As far. on application to SAM
LEI u d LATHE q, st t4e 0iios OF the Cleveland
lTon Mintlg Company, Cleveland, Ohio, sheTe
msps, etc. sc can b. "a, and sny fas thsr fnfor-
nstion desired can Be Oh. aitsi. poll.IT9
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PROPOSITION.
The Enquirer saws

the winter.
PROPOSITION.
The Enquirer says:
Colonel ould, Commissioner of Ex-
change autho rized by the Confederate
Government, made proposition to the
Government, On the 18th inst, to send
thousand bales Of cotton to New York city,
provided that the proceeds be appropriated
to the comforts and necessaries ofthe rebel
prisoners, and that the purchases Of the sup
plies bs made By Major Tremble, prison
er at Fort Monroe, or by Brigadisr GeneT-
al Besle, also prisoner, who are to'bs par
Oled, and allowed the facility to make as
advantageous sales as possible. The outlay
and the distribution TO be made bys COM
mission Of rebel of6cers who are prisoners
and who are to BE- paroled for the purpose
and that transportation be afforded by the
United States Government free
Grant replied on the 11th, and seceeded
70 the request unhesitssingly.
The cotton is to be shipped At Mobile
within ten days
STOCKS.
New York stocks, ss evening board,
not very fru-
Gold 22ss 1905 lis, Erie a4A Hudson
l1s3, Reading ls7, Michigan Southern
7O8,
The United States steamer, Union,
from he Gulf Squadron, reports their
health good
TIKI REPORTED EVACUATION OF PETERS
BURG.
WLsHIxaToN, November %.
The reports of the evacuation Of Peters
burg originated with refugees and desert
ers.
Nearly two weeks have elapsed since d.
rect information hss been received from
Sherman himself Government has no
intelligence of his recent movements later
than contained in Richmond papers.
Sherman informed the Government
month sgo OF his plans which, judging by
rebel accounts, have thus Ear been carried
into effect with bright promise of success
throughout the Campaign.
General Esgsns wound proved mo-e
serious than first supposed.
The Navy Department is advised that
the rebel schooner Badger, from St. Marks,
bound 70 Savannah, was taken possession
Of by the steamer Adelia, on the eth inst,
of st. Georges Sound, Florida. Twenty
Ave packages Of cotton were csptured
with the vessel. The captain threw his
papers overheard.
REBEL RAID.
BosToS, Nov. "a.
a gang Of rebel raiders, on horseback,
are reported to have made their appear
snce at Rousss Point on Sunday night,
and on being challenged they fred on the
picket guard. The Ere wss promptly re-
turned and one Of them fell from bis sad
die.
The raiders Immediately fed, taking the
wounded man with them.
ARRIVED HoME.
The 6Oth Massachusetts arrived home
from Washington having served out its
tsrm of 100 days.
ELECTION.
Doves, n. r., Nov. ~.
At the municipal election to-day, Hon.
William Estes, Union Republican, was
reelected Mayor by 5000 majority.
REBEL ACCOUNTS FROM SHERMAN.
WASHINGTON, Nov. %.
Information mas been received hero from
rebel papers that Sherman was within
thirty miles of Macon on the 18th. 1t is
regarded probable that that city has been
occupied ere this.
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UnFTFn srAERs ooURR.

- '--~--I ~ u
The United States Court was convened
yesterday but adjourned over 20 Deeember.
Only Judge Loring was present.
Judge Cstron, Of the United STATES Su-
preme Court, writes from Nashville that
be win not be able N the city at the open
ing ff the Court.
The South Carolina Tax Commissioners
VIII commence leasing the cotton plsnts-
tons for the ensuing year At Hilton Head
December 4th.
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cent. under the news received by the CITY
of Wash ington.
The following ie a summsrv Of the
steamer -Etna's news, which len Liver
pool on the 9th and Queenztown on ths
10Th inst, for New York:
The SAtpPiH9 Gazette believes the steam
er to which CsptSemmes and bis men vera
Transferred BY the Laurel of MADEIRA.
was the Sea King, which recently sailed
from London for Bombay.
Lord WoOdhouse has been insugurated
ss Lord Lieutensrt Of the Island.
bombay letters Of the 18th, snd Caleus-
Is OF the 9Th Of October, fully confirm the
disastrous effects Of the Cyclone.
LIVERPOOL 1o.-Bresdstuf5 generally
quiet bu. steady.
Richardson, Spence & Co, and others,
report -four quiet and steady.
Wheat steady.
Corn quiet and easier.
Provisions fat
Beef heavy and declining.
Pork downward tendency.
Bacon steady.
Lsrd firm AZ 4s650.
Sugar, upVsrd tendency.
Coffee quiet and steady
Petroleum steady at lslo4d@lslld per
gallon.
LONDON, Nov. IL.
Corn easier.
Sugar advancing.
Coffee firm.
Tea steady
Riee firm.
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Associated Press Report.


NEW YORK, Nov. %.
Gold opened decidedly stronger under q
/ vigorous movement Of the bulls. At ten
4. Il, the prIce was 22S. Subsequently
it advanced 20 21sf, and fell again to
2Ss4.
LATER
| coI5 oio,o5 a.. -;<.bt IS 0oss
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AssLsTAsF QUARFERNAsTER's OFF1cz,
CLEVELAED, Chic, November l9, 1864,
GEALED PROPOSALS in writing sre
ktrvifsd untn Sov5Iabsr g -, 1854, for furnish-
ins she UniSsI Ststsz At this Post =iTh the fellow
: Egs
100 Cords Of Seasoned Hard Wood
lCc Tons BItuminoas Coal.
100 Tons BElsd fiIn5thy Hayt
s501 Bushels Of Oats.
fas Wool, Hay and GstE 70 be delivered at jha
Government Corrai on The Heights at such tlT1ss
and In such qusgtit ss th= undersigned nay
direct.
Tho Ooal 70 re Dc Fysrad a. yard or on dock, at
aeme accessible placs for Government teams, II
such Quantities ss may f-c. tim= to ssfng be re-
quired oongun ptlee-
Payment to be made at s7C1 time ana ia s5ch
fun 3 Is may bs fafnf bel by the TrgaTu=Y Depart
ment for tilat purnoze.
The uudsrslEnsd ressrsel the right to reject any
or 81 Of ths proportions oig. red
Proposals TO b mEde Ia aJplicste, with copy OF
this adv srtlsemeut Btiachld thereto,
BASIL L. EPANaLER,
nO22;ITp Capt snd A. istsnt Qaarterms7ter.
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WArER WORK OFFtcE,
November 2lst, 1854.

?
NOTICE TO WATEB-TAKRRs.-
In In view Of the fsst thEt everything sppertain-
ing 70 the Conducting OF the Wafer Works has ad-
VAnoed rom 20 20 10 PEI cont the adoption
Of the present tarif u aso--Tates the Eruszee Of
the Water Works deem lt fos lte interest Of the
Wurks that an In sTesse Of the Eatsr rates shoa
be made. They have therefor, ordered taat t.
ty-hve psr oer ba added 70 the present WaJar.rai
on and sftsr Dscsmber lst next, at which time =
NatsT-rsuss Will boc0IHe du
By orde- q the TIust -es.
no2l-i7g GEORGE " GIRTY, Secretary.
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New York s Harlem Railroad
NOTICE. TO TRAVELLERS.
NO EXPRESS TRAINS Dali

(5unGGys excepted
MJRNIEG E1PkE5S, lsayiny FrvT ct Ssl5 I
Z from Albany ~ Hu.ssn River Depot Et esS5 A
n. arriving st New York st S;5S P. n.
AFrERNOOE EXFBES- leaving Troy at SsOs
? 4; from Albany Et BIS P. II arriving ST i-eiz
YORK 81 1886 p n, conns0tiDg with sIpgesS tr-iGs
for Phil il.deIOnis Bnd Washing ton City.
The OirOianAti Express from Bunslo conneatl
with the e.s5 at Albany for New York By the Ear-
lem Road.
For the b tier Accommodation OF the pnbiic, ar
rangsnen,s 5 bsTs b q made 20 run the trains Oi
the Hudson River RAILROAD Go and those Uf the \.
Y. and Ha Isln Rsilfosi Co. ct different hou7s ron
Albany and Er0y-
NsV CaTs Of tss bsss construction, sad mozt convent
ent for the o. Passengers, have bsen placed on
Tan q RLhN Road.
P sReDEsrs will be Elokstsd aud Baggage checked
oTsT this rosd direct 70 New Yark b. tas Central
z. R. Co aud ali connecting linss North aud v est.
Tickets OF ths Hudson 9fvsr ARilrosd Co. snd of
this O.. wiz D received b. either TOsd and Bag
gage checked by either Company wiz be delivered
f1 New York without change OF chscks.
Nov. %, 1884 l. CHAPLIN, SuPt.
soRD b. eEEES advertising Agent. no22RS
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RLUTING.-

I An r ads Of
ELUTIEG FOR &DIEs' DREssFR
Done at the shOrtest notice and OF reasonable
IS st. Clntr Street.
oet2s;l7s T,E- WARD.
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GREAT SALE OF TOWN LOTS
VI In William Wasson's adiit ----.----- -
Ashland, Onto. onfThnrsday, n g ! .--....,,
Lots . large number cvsti oking the ntlEo town.
Beautiful ior residences, oc on s0eoulAtien. Attend
the sale. Lnol6 ;I7H WILLIAM WASSOE.
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FROsE NEW YnRK.

Nothing Is known as to the caass of the
explosion.
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LATE7E.

LIVERPOOL, Nov. IL.
The Manchester market is fruer. With
AdVsneIng tendency, but the advance
checks business.
Breadstufs steady and Hrm.
Corn dull.
Provisions quiet and steady.
Lard advancing.
LONDON, Nov. II.
Sonsols closed at SOf99It for money.
Inc bullion in the Bank of England has
increased Es34,0O0.
Erie 59@4l.
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E0R SALE
Il 1900 Bb's. CoIunbrs st. Mil Flour.
go Superior a. &"
300 Waller
go Country Brands 4"
At the very lowest lnarBet price
fORTER q SHERMAN,
Nos. 70 AID 75 merwin street,
no2i:ls Cleveland, Ohio.
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FROM NEW YORK.
New YORK, Nov. ~.
Gold reaced 22o, but closes at 22E.