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A Proclamation by the PRECEDENT Of
- the United Rtnta.

s WASHINGTON, Nov. 3O.-The folIow-
ing proclamation has Just been issnet3
by the President Ofthe United States.
Whereas, by the proclamation of the
PRESIDENT of the United States. Of
the 10Th day of DeceEi Der, 1868, the
privileges of the writ of habeas
corpus, in certain cases therein
set forth, were suspended throughout
the United States, and whereas, the
reasons for that suspension may be re-
garded as having ceased in some of the
states and territories, now, therefore,
be it known that I, Andrew Johnson'
President of the United States, do here
by proclaim and declare that the sus-
pension aforesaid, and all other proCla-
nations and orders suspending the
privileges of the writ of habeas corpus
in the States and territories OF the
United States, are revoked and an
nulled, excepting as to the States
OF Virginia, Kentucky, Tennessee,
North Carolina, South Carolina, GeOr-
gia. Florida, Alabama, Mississippi,
Louisiana, Arkansas, and Texas, the
District of Columbia, and the territories
OF New Mexico and Arizonia.
IN witness whereof, have hereunto
set my hand and caused the seal OF the
United States TO be affixed. Done at
The city of Washington this first day of
December, in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and sixty-five,
ana OF the Independence of the United
states of America tho Goth.
By the President:
WM. II. SEWARD, Sec'y of State.
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Decision OF Judge Holt.

NEW YORK, Nov. 30.-The Times
Washington special says:
Judge Holt, chief of the Bureau of
Military Justice, gave an opinion yes-
terday, which is promulgated by order
of the Secretary of War, constituting the
second and third sections of the act of
Congress-, passed July 18th, 1854, which
provides that all claims of LOYAL citi-
zens in States not in rebellion, for quar-
termasters' stores and for subsistence
actually furnished to the army of the
United States, and receipted for by the
proper officers receiving the same, or
which may have been gotten without Il
receipt, may be submitted respectively
10 the QuartermHster General or Com
missary General, and IL found Just and
correct the last named officer shall re-
commend the claim 20 the Third Audi
tor for settlement. Judge Holt holds
that to justify the action contemplated
by the second and third sections of the
act OF July 4th, 1864, not only must the
claimant be a loyal citizen, but the
claim also must originate in "a loyal
State. The words "clnins of loval Citi-
zens in States not in rebellion, arising
in disloyal States then at open war
with the Government, will be allowed, -
is n question SO complicated with pOliti-
cal and other considerations proper for
the determination of Congress that it is
believed that the executive administra-
ton should not assume to act in such
claims, without the clearest authority
conferred by law. 1t is not supposed to
have been the intention of Congress to
bestow such power, by the act referred to,
to this bureau for construction.
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Loss OF a SchOOner--NIexicnn Ney-...-
Virginia I.nn-I.Int...o

q #1"n" = H
NEW YORK, Nov. 30.-Gapt. Robert
Witty, of thesschooDer Joel G. Sweet
gives statement of the perils and sui!
ferings of himself and companions.
The schooner was wrecked near Cane
Caruarer, and the survivors managed
to escape a .watery death by getting on
a little sand island, where they re-
manned four days and nights, being,
till the third day, without anything to
eat or drink. Finally they reached the
mainland, but were compelled, to walk
considerable distance in an almost
exhausted condition,-andli liable, when
they laid down, to be attacked by
wolves, across the State of Florida,
through . wild and desolate region to
the little town of Enterprise.
The Mozart hall Democracy had a
ratification meeting last night in COoper
Institute to endorse the nomination of
John Hecker for Mayor and Richard O.
German for Corporation Counsel.-
Speeches were made by Mr.. Hecker
and others. 81 " 80
a special to the World dated WASH
ington 10Th says:
A gentleman arrived here to-day from
the Rio Grande. He was present mt the
siege of Matamoras, : and his, account of
the behavior of the Imperial troops is
not very creditable to them. He saws
that they murdered about 1000. and
-, taS SNSaBSlleub WIS a perfect IarCe.
me Liberal party are gathering strength
daily, and will soon force the Imperial
troops back into the interior. He com
inundated some important facts to our
government respecting the condition OF
affairs along the Rio Grande.
No additional intelligence has been
received from Gen. Sheridan within the
last twenty-four hours.
Gen. Fullertoni who reached this CITY
to-day, from New Orleans direct, saws
that affairs on the Rio Grande excited
very little interest in New Orleans,
none anticipating serious results
from the recently reported collision bf.
tween our troops and the French.
A special to the World dated WASH
ington 10Th says:
The Virginia Legislature meet on
Monday next. 1t is believed that the
constitutional amendment abolishinc
slavery will be passed, and the rebel
debt repudiated.
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Lecture by Gen. Fitzpatrick.

BOSTON,. Nov. S0.-Tremont TemnIe
was crowded with an intelligent a1IIIi-
ence this evening to listen to a lecture
by Gen. Fitzpatrick, on the future party
of the country. H =
The General was introduced with APP
propriate remarks by Governor An
drew, and was received with enthusias-
TIC and prolonged cheering. He said, in
considering the question what is to he
and what shall be the future marty of
this country, that party must, first of
all be JUST it must also be patriotic
not patriotism as catch word, but the
patriotism which had met and subdued
treason; the patriotism of Lincoln,
Seward, Stanton, Grant, Sherman,
Dix, Butler, Banks, Sheridan and
others; the patriotism of Andrew John
son, who held the destinies of the coun-
try in his hands.
BE did not believe that Boston had
forgotten or would disregard the PRONE
Use of freedom made on the steps Of the
Capitol of Tennessee, or his Language
since for the punishment of treason
That party also should be progressive
and, above all, truly republican in idea
and democratic in all its Operations
when this country shall have forgotten
TO act upon the principles of iustice
humanity and truth, 1t will have parted
WITH the secret of its greatness. With
the adherence Of these PRINCIPLES the
Government will be pure, powerful and
permanent, The General concluded his
lecture by an earnest exhortation for
above of country, not so fully felt here
tofore as it should be. The sentiments
ofthe lecturer which were most radical.
were the most applauded, and the i'm
preston created by his appearance
manner and treatment of his subject,
were highly flRttering to him. On the
platform We're the members of the Ex-
ecutive Council, the Governors staff.
Collector Hamlin, and many of the
most distinguished citizens Of Boston
and vicinity. L--I Z. Il II
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From Hnrnnn.


HAVANA, Nov. 25.-By the way of st.
Thomas we have dates from Jamaica
and HayH. ~ -
We have news to the 18th, by the
steamer Carrebella. The Emperor OF
Hayti, Souloque, his Prime Minister
Solomon, and "a others of his family
and suite are passengers by her en- route
for st. Thomas, having been expelled
from Jamaica by the British govern
ment.
The instruction is reported to be en-
tirely suppressed. Paul Bogles, the
leader, was "a years of age. He, with
many others, have been publicly exc
cuted, and there are still several more
under arrest and condemned to the
same fate. ~ -
From Hayti, we learn, via Kingston,
that Cape Haytien has been bombarded
by two British war steamers, the CITY
reduced 20 ashes, and the forts destroy
ed. The troops of Gedrard are in pos
session of what was the city. There
were many killed and wounded of the
rebels. The city was the cradle and
stronghold of the rebellion. It is gem
orally believed that the rebellion is Mt
an end. Geffrard retains, in tranouili-
ty, the Presidential chair. - a
The British Consul General, Mr..
Burch, the famous Burch of the Charles
ton blockade fame, has been appointed
Charge d'Affatrs tothe Republic of Gem
trail America, to reside in Guatemala,
He is to be succeeded by Mr.. Synpe,
from the Sandwich Islands.
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WAsHINaToS, Nov. 3O.-During the
present week 1913 persons have been
reported at the Sanitary Department,
for dereliction of duty under the rules
and regulations provided to secure the
cleaning and health of the city.
The Mechanics and worSingmen's
Commission, of the District of Golum-
bia, have prepareda memorial to Com
gress, asking that eight hours be estab-
lished as a legal days work in the me-
chanical and labor departments of the
government. rHE RI q a.
The five per cent Treasury notes. be-
coming due December LIST, must be for
waEded by the holder to the Treasurer
at Washington for redemption, and it
would be advisable, to avoid losses, that
the signatures should be punched, care
being taken not to destroy the num-
bers.
Tho following named officers have
been brevetted Major Generals U. s. A.;
Paymaster General B. w. Brice, Inspec-
tor General Jas. A. Hardi6, Provost
Marshal General Jas. B. Fry, Assistant
Quartermaster General Chas. Thomas.
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NEW York, Nov. 3O.-The Herald's
Fortress Monroe correspondent says:
All the congressman elect in Virginia
are preparing to leave for Washington.
The oath question is to be tested by Mr..
Stewart, who will make application to
take his seat without taking the test
oath.
Chief Justice Chase has telegraphed
that he would not attend the present
term of the United States District Court
at Norfolk. A prolonged session is anti-
ciPated.- Nearly every one who has had
land confiscated, proposes to make an
effort through that channel for its re-
covery: 1t is thought that efforts will
be made during the present session 10
indict JEFF. Davis for treason.
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new YORK, Nov. 30.


CoTToN-Scarcely SO firm, with less
doing, Mt sic for middling.- FLoUR-l6
@20c lower; s. S0@S 40 for extra State;
IS 5000 90 for extra r. II. o., and 10
OIL 90 for trade brands, market closing
dul and heavy. WHIsRY-Quiet al
% ~ for western. WHEAT-HeaVy and
192c lower for common and inferior
grades, and without decided change for
cnolee; 81 6S9l so for Chicago spring;
I IOC94 SOtor Milwaukee club; SOL S.
L1 Is amber milwaukee,, latter price for
Snoiee; 10 for new amber state, and
IOC9S 81 Tor choice white western and
Sanaua. hHE-6(uiet. BARLEY and
BARLEY MALT Dull and nominal.
CoRN-Opened steady and closed heayy:
9O(a9ic for unsound; 95G96L for souSd
mixed western, and 81 for high mixed
OATs-lc lower, at 4SG54c for unsound.
oOC96lc for Canada; and 63 for state and
western. PETRoLEUM-Stendy; crude
ut 4li refined in bond Mt II; do. for Dec.
and Jan. at 6S9T1; do. for Dec. Mt n.
PoRK-Firmer and active; S2T SOAPS rs
Tor mess, closing ut 2S % cash, and $500
tgS26 40 for prime mess; also $3.50 bblS
mess, sellers and buyers option, for
all the year, at Is OO@2S so, aud $3.50
Dds new mess for JAM, sellers option,
at q 5O(92S %. BEEF-LeSs active, nj
l9l4 for plain mess and l49I7c forex-
ira mess. BEEF HASTS-Quiet. BACON
More active, at I515 for Cumberland
cut to arrive ;and for forward delivery,
and is for long ribbed. CUT MEATS
Lower; sales of 800 pkgs at l3@l5 for
shoulders, and l51E920 for hams. LARD
Steady Mt 1898. BUTTER-Dull mt
2S(942c for Ohio and 4Sc for state.
CHEEsE-Steady. FREIdHTs TO LIVER
PooL-Quiet and scarcely so firm.
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NEW YORK, Nov. 9O.-The Galverton
bulletin, Of the 18th, gives news from
Brownsyille, brought by Captain Eton
Brown, that the Juarists were gain
ing ground in the seige of Matamoras.
General Espinose was not killed as
tieutenahts Colonel E. Myer, late Of
the United States army, has been made
General in the Liberal forces, and DIR.
ID: Morris, o. S. A., Major,
The Worlds special says :rs-sq
Orders have just been promulgated
from the War epartment directinR the
muster out Of about 10000 more yolnn-
teer troops.
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 3O.-At6o'cIock
this morning, n terrific explosion took
place at the Penn Treaty Iron
Works, on Beach and Marlboro streets.
in the 18th Ward. The head of the mud
drum was blown ont and tho boiler in
front started with fearful velocity in an
opposite direction, destroying property,
killing one man and injuring several.
Three out ofsix boilers were displaced !,
fall of a water tank.
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The National Savings Bank
..sa.l of Wheeling
TREAsURY DEPARTlIENr.

Washington, October 18th, 1855
"HEREAS BY SATISFACTORY EVIL
w dence presented to the UNDERSIGNED, It
has been made to appear that The Ma
ttonal Savings Rank OF WheeIinE,''
in the City of Wheeling, in the County or Ohio
and State of West Virginia, has been duly
organized under and according 70 the require.
nents Of the act Of Congress, entitled an act
70 provided National Currency, tSecuTed by q
pledge Of United States Bonds and 10 provide
FOR the circulation and redemption thereof,
approved June ID, 1854, and has compiled with
all the provisions OF said act, required TO be
compiled with before commanding the bJisI-
mes OF Ranking, under said act. -
Now theTetore, I, Freeman CLARK, Comp
troIler Of the Currency, do hereby certify that
wheeling: in the City Of Wheeling, In the
County Of Ohio and State OF West Virginia
y authorized to commence the business OF
Banking under the act Aforesaid.
In testimony whereof witness my hand and
seal of Once, this 18th day of October, 1886.
Z ,,o,-so, NJ, HE RlSE I. !, CLARK,
In accordance with the above the National
Savings Bank will begin business on WedneS-
8. P, CHILDBIRTH, Cashier.
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OsWeEO Market.

Ns'WF8'Vl -NON' 90.
Flour 25@5Oc lower: sales of 1900
bbls at 5OaS rs for No. / spring, 10 90
alO 25 for red winter. IL OOall % for
white, 70 O0a12 25 for NN. Wheat dull
and market easy; sales of 400 bu fair
white Canada mt 80. Corn quiet and
sales confined to small lots. Barley
quiet and lower; sales of 300 bu prime
canada at IL. Rye quiet and lower;
Canada held at so. Peas quiet and
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AIII4A DEsI-I-IIIA, NOV. 80. :
Petroleum irregular; crude 39a4O; re-
fined in bond 65a67; do. free S5aST.
Flour very dull; extra s 5Oa9 90. Wheat
2 80 for white. Corn dull; sales of
old yellow at SSa90: new do. Sass. Oats
dull; new 50a5O1&. Provisions dull.
Mess Pork dull and lower. Bacon lc
per ID lower. Lard &c per III lower.
Whisky dull at 81. -.
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SAN FRANC1sco,t Nov 2o.LTne shin
Emma G. Jones sailed for New Bedford
with 1890 bblB whale oil, and 6OOO b of
bone. E
A battalion of California volunteers
leave by the first steamer tor Los An
gelos, on the way to Arizona, where
they are needed for the proposed cam
paign against the Camanche Indians.
The Provost Marshal has discontin-
ued the requiring of passports from
parties leaving this city for Mexico. T
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New York Money and stock aIarhet.

p. NEW YORK, Nov. 80.
MONEY AND GoLD-NIoney steady Mt
per cent. Sterling Exchange firm at
lO9C9 1927. Gold scarcely so firm, open
ing at 1851, declining to lis, and closing
at 14SI{.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS = Steady and
quiet; 5-2Os, coupons, '62, lOl; lO-4Os,
coupons, $685.; Treasury 7-3Os 96I{.
STocIIs-Steady; Michigan Southern
Tax; Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh 92Ik: Chit
cago & Northwestern 10; Michigan Gen.
tral-l16l4; Cumberland a; Canton 45If;
Ohio & Mississippi certificates 2s5<.
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Boston, Nov. 3O.-Some twenty-five
changes in the Custom House were
made to-day, the minor officers princi-
pally giving place to returned Veterans.
Jacob Merrill, a returned soldier, was
murdered and robbed of $500, in New
buryport last night.
The Hon. g. w. Warren, has been
nominated by the Democrats for Mayor
OF Boston. The nomination was con-
Cured in by the working men and
citizen committee.
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Chicago Market,

CHICAGO, Nov. 80.
Flour dull. Wheat declined 1@3c:
sales at S2al 321< for No. /, and IS for
No. 2. Corn dull and declined 4Glfic.
sales mt 40 for No. 1, md IS for No. q
Oats dull. Highwines dull. Provisions
dull and unchanged. Hogs moderate
ly active at 73<a9,
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from st. Thomas have been received
The U. s. steamer Tuscarora arrived
there on the 10th, andsailed on the Goth
inst. The U. s. steamers Vanderbilt
and Pemberton, and the iron clad Mon
adnock, arrived at st. Thomas on the
18th, and sailed on the 18th. They would
touch next ate ayenne. The fleet is
bound to the Pacific.
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Sale of Government vessels at BROOK.
lYn. New YnrIr

NEW York, Nov. 3O.-A sale of Gov
eminent vessels took place at the
Brooklyn Navy Yard to-day. The
bidding, was spirited and some of the
three vessels were sold in all mt from
600 to So, 600 per vessel, amounting
TO S45O, 400 total. Nef aHus
The steamship Pennsylvania, from
Liverpool, has arrived. News anticipat-
The steamer Atlantic, SO long detain-
ed at quarantine, has arrived up at the
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sale orGunRnnra.

CAIRO Ill, Nov. 29th.-The following
Iron clad gunboats and rams, with
plating partially removed, were sold at
Tuscumbia s, 300: Missouri 81, 100; Ayen,,
ger s., 1000; Vindicator 5000; PITTSBURGH
s., 100; CarondoIet s., 900; Benton 81, OfI0:
Mound City s., 200; Louisville S3.6OO.
Essex - 900; Chilocothe s., 600: Ozark
S, 900; Besides these six tin clad trans.
ports, with plating removed, sold for
the aggregate sum of $50, GOO, and two
propellers, the Little Rebel and NIistletoe
for g, 400.
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New York, Nov. 3O.-To-tiay' some
$500 men employed in the Navy Yard
are to be discharged,
VIM: Conway, the sailor who refused
to haul down the American flag at PEN
sacola, when ordered to do so ON the
l2th OF January last, died at the United
States Naval Hospital this morning.
A special to the Post dated Washing
ton, Nov. SOth, Says;
II is understood that, in the organiza-
ton of the house, the opposition will
mako a test case of admitting the
Tennessee delegation. The Clerk will
upon the official roll, unless directed by
the House to do So. Emerson Ether
idge alleges that but four Of the Com
gressmen elect from that State, received
a majority of the legal voters.
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NEW YORK, Nov. 3O.-Gen. Grant in
his present trip is not satisfied with
the growth of loyalty at New Orleans.
Three of the most violent secession pa
pers have been revived there. the Bee,
Picayune and Crescent. A'i'' '''7 :
Bishop Potter, of New York, had an
interview with the Secretary of War
yesterday, ~ atF .SriII
Inc Solandera residing here last
first revolution in Poland in 1850.
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RICHMOND, Nov. 3O.-Hon. Littleton
TaZewell, Commonwealth Attorney,
died this morning after brief illness.
Mr.. TazewelI was elected 10 IL seat in
the State Legislature in October, and
last week he was elected Common
wealth Attorney, vice AIarmaduke
johnson, resigned. all
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WE RETURN OUR THANKS TO THE
w many friends and Patrons OF jeremiah
Clemens deceased for the liberal patron
age bestowed on him while in our midst, and
nc tnat we intend to carry on the Furniture
and upholstery business in all Its branches
y the old stand, No. 1l9 Main street, where
we hope by strict attention TO buSinesS TO
merit continuance Of the patronage bestoW-
60 on MIN. ]. CLEMENS & co.
n. Rive also intend TO carry on the On.
dertaking BusineB as before. We keep con-
stanuy on hand a full assortment OF Metallic
ano other SomnS augA
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NEW YORK, Nov. 3O.-Geo. Thomas.
son of Sir VIM. Thomas, Baronet, Eng,
land, has been arrested and locked IN
in the Tombs to await trial on a charge
Of forging bills Of credit upon Duncan,
sherman & Co., of this city. ETIIT--
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RuRaIO MarIxet,
BUFFALO,

BUFFALO, Nov. 30.
Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat
dull and lower; No. 1 Milwaukee sprinp,
offered at SO. Corn dull at rs. Oats,
barley and Rye nominal. Whisky
nominal at 2 81. Pork 80 OOa8O 90,
Lard %.
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NEW York, Nov. 3O.-The Times, let
tiers says: The news from Venezula
states that the party headed by Gen.
Mirorda, in the State of Truxiiio, was
entirely destroyed in battle. The
General was left dead on the field.
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nov2l


First Premium for best Machine work at
Pennsylvania State Fair.
First Premium for best Machine work at
New York State Fair.
First Premium for bast Family Machine at
Ohio State FaiR
First Premium for best Manufacturing Ma
chine at Ohio StatA Fair
First Premium for best Manufacturing Ma
chine at Michigan State Fair.
First Premium for best Manufacturing Ma
chine at Wisconsin State Fair.
First Premium for best Manufacturing Ma
chine at Lawrance County Fair, Pa.
First Premium for best Machine for general
purposes, ut Lawrence County Fair. Pa
First Premium for hest Family Machine at
Bucks County Fair, Pa.
First Premium for best Manufacturing Ma
chine at Bucks County Fair, Pa.
First Premium for best Manufacturing and
Family Machine at Springfield Fair, Ohio.
First Premium for best Manufacturing and
Family Machine at Palmyra Fair, New York.
First Premium for best Manufacturing and
Family Machineat Suffolk County Fair N Y,
First Premium for best Manufacturing and
Family Machine at Schuyler Co. Fair N Y
First Premium for best Machine for ali pur.
poses at Allegheny County Fair, Pa.
First Premium for best Manufacturing Ma.
chine at Allegheny County Fair, Pa. ~
First Premium for best Machine work al
Allegheny County Fair, Pa.
And wherever exhibited,
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: MONTGOMERY, Ala, 2eth.-The two
Houses of Legislature met in Conven-
ton yesterday and elected Houston
and Parsons q, S. Senators,
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, Nov. 30.
Wheat-old, steady; new, Base lower:
old white Michigan 10; new / 5lIl:
new amber so. Corn less nctive: sHies
Of new No. Lat GO. Oats steady at 81
for No. /. IL $3.50
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BOOTS & SHOES.

ID PORTER & SONS ANNOUNCE TO
pI their friends and the public, that their
Fall Stock OF Boots and Shoes are now full
chants and others visiting our city to give
them call, believing they can sell them
goods to better advantage than they can pur-
lS5 Main street, Wheeling, w. Va.
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lIIIMauIkee NTnrI.et.

.l MILWAUKEE, Nov. 20.
Flour active. Wheat advanced Sc;
sales at 3O1za1 81. Oats firm nt %.