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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-12-01
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BEDFORD, PA, FRIDAY, DEC. /, 1865.
nea. .Let It Ia disfincflr nnderstnnd that Y

esA-Let it be distinctly understood that we
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have onlythe Adrertised price for EDITORIAL
NOTICES, special notices and advertisements.
The putting business is played out with US un-
ess our terms, Is cents a line, are strictly com
piled with, nor do we make any reduction on
our advertising to accommodate our best
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We shall hereafter as heretofore, know no fa-
yoritism. We hope those persons desiring
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ApYERTIsE! ADYERTIsE!

The Bedford INQUIRER has the largest cir
culation in this part of Pennsylvania. 1t is
therefore one of the best mediums in the
country for advertisers
RS~ If you are a Lawyer, Doctor or other
professional man, advertise
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Fise
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THE Sacrament Of the Lord; Supper,
I'd. V. will be administered in the Presby-
terian Church on next Sabbath. The Rev.
D. H. Barron of Holidaysburg, Pa, will
assist the pastor.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-12-01

FESTIVAL OF THE BENEFIT OF THE GENIE
TARY ASSOCIATION. meeting Of ladies
and gentlemen, interested in the proposed
festival viii be held at the Court House, on
next Monday evening 4th December, at 81
o o'clock-a full attendance is requested.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-12-01

CHRISTMAS is CoNIsG.-If you wish to delight
your friend with Christmas Present or New Years
Gift send him a copy of the "Photograph Family
Record" There is no better way.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-12-01

ARlHUh Si1OME 1uauanANh L OLa Cn-Nh-'AhA-A
greets us properly at the opening of the
month.
One year ago the publishers promised an
increase of size and many improvements in
the Home Magazine and they have kept
their word.
Steadily, in competition with other peri
odicals, long favorites with the people, the
Home Magazine has year after year put forth
its claims to favor, asking acceptance only
on the ground of merit, and year after year
it has widened its circulation and deepened
its hold on the popular heart, until it has
become established on broad and sure foun-
dation; not as fashion magazine not as
appealing to light and superficial tastes, but
as a cheerful friend and thoughtful counsel
lor to young and old Month after month,
the editors have filed, its pages with things
pleasant and profitable, and made its visits
welcome for the truth and beauty and human
sympathy it bore into the thousands of
homes it was destined to enter. The Hor'
Magazine is not simply literary per =. y
1t takes higher ground and SEE -seaicah ( !
literature the handmade of 70 nistke
ligion, always teachir ,Ass its A''e II
sc storv noem g whether By msans
eic,,, - s,os' p,I pu er essay, that only by the
.oaS NV - can man live to any wise or
go = pOse- IF You open your door to its
40 . it viii be true friend in your hosse.
mold. Yoa will fndit neither didactie nor
heavy, bat cheerful. animated, aaa social
friend, dropping in upon qsies hours with
something alwaSs pleasant and profitable to
say =
:. Inc - terms are $3.50 year copies for
cub 30, Address I. S, Arthnr & O.
1928 walnut st Phila3al,,h;a ~
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DENTISTRY.

A MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY -
Teeth extracted without palm no charge.
beautiful teeth Inserted ~ each. Teeth inserted
with or Without Extracting the fuDts An operations
varmnri. I.JAN WILKINS, los Grand al, two
hlocke from HopiwHv. 40
A SIT OF TEETH MADE IN HOURS,
at SO Sixth ave, bet, 2lst aud 22d nis. Cheap,
light durable upper ects, With plumpffu 10 restore
yuutliul nlreMnnco alfo weighted lower acts. I'm
llrr sliistnrton or no pay. No advance required.
lAushing gs- u.Ah every day, gwen without EXTRA
chaIrc. .A6
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-05-02

Go 6n0 WILL BY A NICE STORY
Ccs wv brick house and lot In Yorkvilla,
with 10 rooms In nice healthy place with nice gar
den, only 500 or 1850 cash po-eAsion this day as
IL Ia empty, Apply " PA-S---J-- s------pist S6S
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FOR SALE AND To LET.

A SIRY SEAT OF - ACRES FOR
Ihsaa, situated II niles frun the CITY, on the y.
GENITAL X. u, nloit halt mile nom the depot anf
Won rnei to gentleman doiiT business In tho city.
he h'u-o contains u luOuis and clo-eta With csl
LAT clrtcin aud inp. The house and wood -hnufe are
nov, the uut-hIildings In good order. and the land
well fenced, yrrds ret ith rhnIblery, vines and
yuunE orchard In H. cellar under and lhrre garrett
oyrr ali; price +S,J'sI Including stock and farming
u'enails, terms To suit Apply 70 T.. ItA,LIU, No. II
tnttu IT, 3iT
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-05-02

a tOSFECTIONER AND FANCY CAKE
bAber can lie seea At $50 Broad nv, room 60. u
= RTIFlCIAL FLOWERS-HASDS WANT
"A ed to -otk at "a, artificial flower making. Ap-
Iiv A. 81 lisr enatdst. 1856
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-05-02

Hem 'lib I'M law W II III VIZ Nlthout
a furniture the splendid itsdeDce No. % Column
lila ~ BupENn hetshtA overlook g the lay OF New
YORK, and COMMANDING a magnificent view in every
direction, Brown stone front and modern improve
ucnts. Lot ~ 10y ~, extending from Columbia TO
lurmsn ~. y he mont on FuTmhn II oonrstp Of q
solid stone hfched htc-prOOf lmild'ug. Apply IN
Brooklyn 10 >. HuNIlDW, hontas ne and Court ~,
orto !. BEACH, care OF Ms la Co, 81 Park
Row, \. y AS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-05-02

A GIRL To ATTEND A BAKERY-ONE
n that undert,ands the bu.incs and can bring
gocd city references. Apply At sO ave G, n Y GIL
IFRSLFENE'S Dakerl. 1877
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A WONDERFUL RUSH FOR MALE AND
ONCE 8 Whitehall ~ WAntod-Cooks, walters,
boune and up stair girls for rood situations also
trulng hand, thoee Just landed employed without
eey. ll3
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-05-02

Lon fine coat the hirheet vAges paid W that
enn make root huttonholes. Call for days to l49
kpring o., back shop. 1870
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AEkusG .ES E'Oss SALE.

A TABLr OR SALR-A BLACK WAL
n not aston dining al e; arutstAnti1l at'i-
Gle. suitgb, ID .rr iai"' or tJurdiLl- aou,s
Ayply atGJ O.Gnge A. Br a. next To M. B,rrhcr's
Church. sAJ
CUKRESCi FOR SALE IN PACKAGES Of
" -, siv and so At ii', At Iio oun oi'ce oHlnt-
eT. Also pennios. 40
COUNTERS. READY-MADE, For SALE
Scholp at 40 aud II! Eat ga st. 8li
COI'ETEIsS-WM. PEPPER, MANF'R., All
Sknds Of counter Tor hotels porter houses gincrr-
cA dry FOOD and liquor stores Al@o taIofr cOuutrts
constantly hand and In4c 10 ultel, al lJ Mercer
~ hot. Hcectcr md Aut'y Al, y. Is. Al ar Icics
made 70 order arr warranted HG6
EXTENSION TABLETOP SALE A Black
IL walnut extension dnns-tahic; a substantial
article sui table Tor a lane family, t1udlng-
house, Apply At so Orange sL hrOoklyn, next to Mr
Beeohers Church 1913
EOR SALt-i0 YARDS OF ENGLISH
l. Brussels carIet VIA he sod cheap Southwest
cor Iih ave and bJIA II, IN the store.
EOR SAIE-3 SECOND HAND BLACK
l. smiths bciloss, At Is. r. hlLLkKs, Al Greene
ueet, 81
SPANISH RIBBONS, TO BIND SPEARS
- All tinds cheaper Ihsn German ribbons lul
yards. For sale Al store, 80 Cedar II. ~
CHOEMAKERS ATTENTION-I SHE TO
Dlm Al lovest swamp prices
ils GIBBONS JOYCE, IA Spruce st Ny.
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CHEAP HOMES A NEAT HOUSE, S
Sroom- ~ L3.O.hslf cnsh: one n roona at
SAiO-t ~ cash. Apply IN Depot Master, helroeo
-tH ion, McBichcsicr 20. Ai2
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INSTRUCTION.

AT 2G0 BOW RI-TOWNSEND'S COM.
- mcrcial Academy, students are thoroughly in
structd IN ogkkcopuz writing, arithmetic. algohrn.
spelling, Iosdiu', grsiumar &c. Oprn day and eycn-
luz. Apartments Nr lndle'. Private Instruction
givn. Rooms lisht and airy. 3,s
A T 90 BOWFRY- -lDOKKFEpING, WRIT
aims arithmetic spelling, &C., taught Terms, ais
" so per quarter 10 weeks. lsad1e ~ writing
lessons, go. From Gov. kins-Col. pAGNEs plan "
In tfur tiun II FrtCinHtic snd cNucditious. ~
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AuuSEyuENTs.
pARNuM's AMERICAN MUSEUM

DARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM
AFTERNOON At g. EVENING At dS.
THE TIKI MPii NNrtN 81 CCtsSfuL DhAh~
TlIE ORANGE GIRL.
Previou. 10 drains, ,,, ,,,.>,tu-u
NORNINtt AT H.,
THE BOONE AMILl COMBINATION
viii appear In 1900, ,,,.,.ra.
DIAIDGl 10, EIC.l IN CllAkANlEKa ..,,,,
one Of the three 81 RNlNORS OF THE hhNo~
Nix. SAMUEL DOWNING, AGED tl YEARS,
TuecUlubratod BESiIAA HOG, weighing when ahNo
1855 Pounds
The Wonderful turiosit-. 49, -.
A HORSE AND RIDER ENlN lNLnHn Az ~
OENOl' : SERPENT CONVERTED INTO sloNE.
lroi HUrCulNGS, LIGHTNING CAlyl l.AiOh
MpuuROFFE's BOHEMIAN CLASS HloMikS-
TWO ASS STEAM kNGlNtS IN MOIioN.,
Fat Woman, Grantees, Crca-sinn GirL DreIt
Living Offers Ctand Aquaria- million eu1 iosiics,
Admisson ~ cent?. Children under ten 10 cents. W.
MR.. McDERMOTT'S LECTURE ON
4'l "MouaTchism and Reuubllcanism," tatcs place
on Wednesday evening, NAV Nj At Clinton Hail.
counenrne A. o'clc'k. Admission 20 cents. ~
I'VE APPROPRIATIONS HAVE YOU
u BEEN TO IHE CIRCtSY
IAN street, oVPriIc tho academy Of Musc-
II not, GOi
ms.inocs every "Wednesday and saturday. ass
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WANTED.

-s--r-1H2----ssy-
WANTED.
WANTED-A TIDY AMERICAN OR GER
w man woman, TO do plain cooking and general |
Kitchen work. none o'her need apply, At flskS, Z |
osioei. a. aS1't Old Slip cor Front St from too
WANTED-A fOCNG MAN WHO IN |
dsTstand' the oystor business at SOB BoSeJ, |
WANTED--wOVEN SKIRT HANDS, |
w Highest wsses l~id At $50 Broadway. upsru. ~ |
WANTED-2O GOOD PANT FlNlSHERS, |
w city roti none hut hrt rate hands. Apply |
one week, 100 Pearl at, Brooki1n. g
WANTEI-GOOD PARASOL HANDS |
w 49, frame n.ker and fnisher. HEMAING a |
oCACkENBUsh 40 Fulton ct. -
WANTEp--To GO To THE COUNTRY,
hoa n; SfS' x; %:. + s' sS'.S' of '"
WANTED-A SMALL BOY IN A LAW
W oNhce. hus, reside With his parents. Wares
= PER vect hp At No. 20 Broad e. nom s bet ii
WANTED - FIRST-CLASS BARBERS
w and one ladies hair dresser. Amply 70 J. MILL
WARD, Revere House cor Houston Of and Brosiway,
from II TO O'Clock to-dAy. Is
WANTED BOYS To WORK N TIE
ST. ' S and carry out goods ATE "i6i Water
\VANTBD-2 GOOD CoPPERSMITHS TO
w work on copper water toilerp. Must 10 good
braziers. ~ B,cruu IT. Brooklyn, near City lIa9ST
\NET-NUR SlNG-A CHILD 3 MONTHS
w old to give out W nurse With without breast
Any Flushing ave O'p"'i'' sp""SSsr ( nt h53cfyn
,x,ry,, ,,5,,,, sv,,,, wv :, ,, ShNa ~; :,
w aNltI-h,pi-ch HANDS A. 90
UT,Nrrn r,,,,,,,,, ,,v, a ,,l, . n,
w prentice. ., dre,.maiins: paid while learning.
Apply o. Leroy o.. GO
yxrANTrD- A M ACRSN,ITu rISrSIIIp
w ore t.i c.n Gle ,n nut lirht iussie, ,orether,
| At GO seventh ave, he'. AIN and 18th ITS. u
xVTANTIn tnIpNryN,rr rAiInpG
| w Al l, Ei 90 ~, hNE r MhN iAilohS'
| WASTED-A FIRST CLASS OPERATOR
| on & vs. .'ctinc 20 maze hne white
| shIts g. 'niS cGts So' send address TO hAsItAC-
%l', 80" - -, W
w hNiED-Bl.A' hlNG MlA SOLDER
err and fNo turner Al lsn william st. 10
| yITASTED , ,,tD TAN OprSCES To
w soIi on the bc., o. custom pant. None hut
no. no. hsnds ne'd Apply a. Io9 DOWNING ~ near
WANTED EXPERIENCED WINDOW
shsdo hangers and upholserers, At $50 Broad
| way. 10
| INFINITELY CLEAN VOTING Girl To
w mind child on and make herself generally u.c
| full Apply at 24i West 18th a. near 9th ave. -
| NXTANTED-HANDS TO MAKE SHIRTS
| w and ovcra,. No. 5 Warren 81, M -i-ir, Is
| xxrANTrD -yN,,,rDfATpr v a on ITpST,
w cI.,, rsp,.r. trplr Al a. ~ rhyS H ave
| xIvOVrN SKIpT uANrS W ANTrn TUT
w highest price paid. Apply Immediately at tho
nuplcI Elliptic shirt ManniAotory, entrance, ii
| headest. 3i9
WANTED-A FlRsT-CLASS TAILoRESS
york on eq-tom pants. Apply i42 Fulton street. r.
~. ,rrn r,,.r,.,,-rc,,,, ~ 70
w on ,Io,h hat, No N ..rI 10 "a a. Az "ohh
w %, ~, rry' coo,, =, xrs ,,,,,s, ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-05-02

a GOOD ,OIL CAN MAKER WANTED
lat - Maiden lane Nv PETER BROWN.
A YOUNG MARRIED WOMAN WITH A
LhGesh bfevt Of NTH wants child " vet nurse at
he Nv n house. 49g second ave d
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-05-02

A stout BOY WANTED" A TRUNK
h.torc; wages - pcr week, corr = Of Broadway and
VAL II. Is
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LOST AND FOUND.

EOUND-A BLACK AND TAN Slut
Il The oNner can have her ly proving property
and pay ing eIpcnscs. THOMAS SMITH, 4 Hester
street lSS
7 .OST-ON THURSDAY LAST, IN A l4th
- street car near 9Th ave, ccrsymans gold watch
with picture inside. The finder will he suitably re-
wnIded ~ addressing LOOsER.boI 025 sun onice.l5
90 REWARD-LOST A GREY COW, With
\ hIass knobs on her horn. The above reward
will he paid by S1El'lifN GARGINs, seth IT. and
vi ave 81
G1n REWARD-IOSr ON SUNDAY
VIZ evening, April .Oth, in Leroy At, near iIsi-
foul 4. lndy'r gold bracelet Tho finder will receive
tie Hov' reward Nv leaving II ut 40 Wcrt SOth st.5
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-05-02

NEW SHIRT IROEERS WANTED-THE
~ highest Prices will be paid % good hands. Apply
q he II ai0n Laundry" ~ Marion o. ses orb
CIV.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-05-02

A TIDY GERMAN GIRL wANTEil-IN A
\ smau family, tn do general homework and assist
L TAKING care Of two children Apply il6 spi ing at
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-05-02

A BOY, Is OR l6 YEARS OF AGE, Wanted
lat 70 Eighth ay. rood chance sor one 10 Learn
fuoi trade. Call Immediately 10
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-05-02

A GIRL WANTED TO LEARN THE
hcost making paid while learning At ii2 Mott
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A RTIF1C1AL FLowERS-GooD HANDS
.an,ed, and several to learn. No ~ Fat
BroAduay. "a hoof a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-05-02

A RTIF1CIAL WANTED GOOD
= hands ~ work on artificial flowers Also some
tarner and .ome bows. Apply At GUILLEAUME d
hOkN'e, I3 franklin At 8se
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-05-02

TO LET OR LEASE, III ASp ~ Visit
4 3bth At, bS' Brouls.y ani IN a." .u rii' '1r
mGnuiAetuling OF -tGbiug pump o. "i M ~. rt,
Water ST. Ati
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-05-02

uANDS WANTED TO STITCH HAT
IL brims. Apply TO L. slSsAElhkR, % Broad
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WANTED.

a RTIFTCTAL FLOWER MAKERS Wanted
A''itls 70 work at AL branohee Of the above bisi.
nee; nigh wages and steady employment. Small
Stair. $50
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DAISTER WANTED A GOOD HOUSE
L painter for plain work. must be rapid workman,
.nd vol Iecoipmonded. Inquire Of RAlNoLDs,
PRATT 4 co, Fulton IT. On
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-05-02

T AIDES TAUGHT on SINGERS, WHEE-
Ler 4 Wilson's machines; practice on work work
.Tven amer leaning. sewing machines to let
trnyht' sold and exchanged ALEC needles and oil, Al
- usnry a. Al-o, lessons given after d Z. 81. 3J2
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-05-02

DAINTERS-wANTED SEVERAL GOOD
| Il house painters. Apply at % Fourth ave, cor
| Astor Place. None but sood hands need apply
Highest wage. given. 2S
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-05-02

DARASoLs-wANTED 10 OR is EXPERI
Il snced hand, 10 male pnra-ol, and sun umbrellas
Apply Immediately 70 wErMoRE- DEARBORN 4
CO.. 4cG Broadway $40
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900 WOMEN WANTED TO MAKE
oOoknap'Hcka, b. machine OF hAnI. Apply cor q.
Smith and Atlantic SIS. Brooklyn. W. BlTrEE-
FIELD. NIB 81 drpos.t ., IulIci. 800
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-11

request and firm s25 $25 So with sales Of $50 bbls
Bacon was u modsrs demand sales o. 90 soc
for long CT hams Cut meats were more active ana
nrmer sales 500 packages q Ito lskc for shoulders
with rather DOING sales 900 bbla and erces a
1870 24c tho attcr prce for choice and $50 crcos
Deliverable n March Butter was Arm Gn.s a. s Su
and heavy at lac 2sc for common % prime
PrraoLsUM-Rscepts ssl bbla The limited arrivals
holden asked more for both crude and refined But
there was scarcely any demand for either, prices Of
orudo being altogether above the views Of the rehne
while rcnned though relatively lower than crude was
held above the limits Of cxporte Tho saies were con.
fined TO about bb a. loc for crude 16c for nsxs
month CSC for ,shnsd 10 bond on The spot oSo
quiet 81 SIC. . Sc. sa5
sAlr sales have been naas since yesterday when
100 sacks Ashton's on private terms
Srqcnl-Ths business since our last has been very
moderate but holders were very firm In their views ana
ealos-2 600 cassa a. 81 OF 81 chiefly at the
inside price, $50 bags pmento - $50 30 cases cassia
private tsrms and 800 bags pepper in bond on private
suoAn-rhs market was quite active, but undo, q:
hhds Il I7Kc 2lc. for Cub. 200 : 22c. for Porto
Rico and 20 boxes Havana u zoe Fair refining mn %
SssSsa VI ss.s s9d !. "a goa ss .o yellow
ana sr.nulatsd. Stock this day moo hhds, 1850
TAIiow was lower and lees active; sales l2o ooo os ~
1870 l6kc .v 1. NJ. 49, !.
MARKET however being very quiet Sales Of straits ~
c0c., and tons English q 65c., currency.
TOBACCO Tho market continues inactive; sales "
hhds Kentucky at 11c 2Tc
WooL-Sales Of the week 40 bales Syrian, 100 40
Donsko IS do East India private terms 20 0Oo IDa
Cape at b5c. bSo 1900 DO Mexican SOC l20 oaies
Nest n at 45c a45c 900 do California from second
hands, at 46c CO.,, 1900 do pulled AZ 10 aecc
for superhne 70 extra 900 do neoces a. s0c ivoC
$1,000 d. tub washed ii Is 81 49, Prices are about
the same as last week. the rise in gold created little
more rmness but towards the last ~ gold deciined
holders showed more inclination 70 sell. -
WmsKEY The market was dull and heavy, with saies
OF Western at 50 %.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
FHrpxr, Feb. io-sP. N

FRipAy, Feb. l0-0P. n
The dalness Of yesterday prevailed both in the gold
room and on the Stock Exchange this morning; but,
during the afternoon some activity was shown on the
latter although the sluggishness Of speculative feeling In
the former rather increased than otherwise The closing
quotations showed the following variations from nose OF
yhursday's second board:-New York Central advanced
u, Erie " Michigan Southern X, Illinois Central u,
Rock Island ~ Cumberland ~. HUDSON River de-
clincd X, Reading 4. Northwestern and Fort wayne
were steady Government securities were stonger with
rather heavy demand both on domestic and foreign 40
count Five-twsntiss advanced V, tsnforties u Ak.
Al the open board at O'clock hvstwentes sold d
1lo and railway stocks generally higher Al the
second regular board the Improvement continued and
compared with the closing sales OF the morning. Erie
advanced x, New York Central TX. Hudson River TX,
Reading /, Michigan Southern l, illinois Central Y,
Northwestern 4, Rock Island ~ Fort Wayne ~. Gov
eminent securities were dull
At tho open board, at halfpast three, prices were
higher portion OF the list and barely steady on the
rest.
The gold quotations showed the heavy inactive state
Of tho market and tho prevailing ndisposon 70 operate
before the military situation in Virginia assumes moro
decided aspect This naction, however, must naturally
~ - rl.s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-11

The Bank Of frances return for the week ending
January 20 shows the following changes compared
with the previous -IncrcaseCash, 1000 oo0f
treasury balance 500 o0of DecrcaseNotes 91ee eoef
current account, 1900, ooof; commercial bs
n, $50, 333f advances, 500 oo0f.
The price Of money had been again reduced In Eng.
land, tho Bank Of England minimum rate Of interest
having been fixed At Ave per cent This Is the lowest
point touched since shc 9th OF November 1s63 On tho
9Th Of September last tho bank rate Of discount wns
raised from to per cent and the dates Of subsoqucn
movements have been follows, vix:-Novembcr 8,
10 per cent; November a. u December Is, g. January
a. bk, and January 20, 5 per cent
The following the quotations for American sccu-
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INC St. Domingo Qucstion.

THE SPANISH sENATE--srEECH OF Du4E DE ToRRE.
In the Senate the Goth ult Duke do Tore delivered
speech Of great length opposing the policy Of the gov
sentation OF the Spanish Antilles in the Cortes liberal
solutions 10 foreign questions and the preservation OF
S. Domingo 10 Spain The speaker dwet chiefly
upon tho latter point Hc believed the annexation 10 he
spontaneous and national and that the instruction
should have been regular expedition, commanded by
sencrrl of distinguished ability Nothing had been gaincd
by Ito sacrifices made In s. Domingo; but, on the
other hand the losses had been exaggerated. Tho
information secret treaty Tor mutual support existed
between President Gcfrsrd, OF tho republic OF Hayti,
and the Dominican INSURGENTS and he believed that
tho evacuation OF tho Spanish part OF the island by
Spain II would be occupied by the Haytiens He fur
Their pointed out tho serious consequences which the
abandonment Of tho island might have for Spain, and
saId:"0n the day that The blacks thanks 10 the trcaty
concluded soi The United Stcfes) take possession II the
Bay Of Samanf, he Sponh trad belcen Spain ond
Cuba - desf Dyed, since vsssel VI three or four
ton between the peninsula and the coasts OF Cuba The
Bay OF Saman6 Is the most important port Of America,
and the peninsula which stands forms extensive
clip OF territory whore refuge and land might be
afforded 10 those families wlio from their aLtachheh 10
cause, might DO obliged 10 quit tho interior OF the
Island Here might be constructed Notifications which
would make IL second Cronsadt Gibraltar and with
this and three or four other points the coast
should In the ovcnt OF Abandonment follow the
course In Domingo as IN the PhpEea, where we only
hold the coast and do not control the Interior" The
speaker concluded by expressing his rm conviction that
the evacuation OF tho island would DO antamount to the
loss Of SPANS influence In America and her consdera-
ton In Europe
Marshal karvaex replied, maintaining the patriotism
and necessity Of the Abandonment and stating that he
expressed this opin 10 the Miraorcs Lensundi and
Mon Cabinets aud would do In Council Of Captains
General, convened by her Majesty
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Another Suit Against the NInriposa Cos
pany.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Before Judge Cardozo.

FsB 10 Jones StiiIsUsu The Mariposa Mining Con
pany-The plaintiff In this action hold iftosn Of the
first mortgage bonds Of the above company and failing
to his interest," brought action TO recover The
mt Of the coupons which he introduced a. evidences
OF the debt
The defendants set the answer that these mortgage
bonds upon the lands oil the company In California
and that according to tile laws Of that State the PLAZA
tits only remedy 70 go TO California, foreclooo
the mortgage and then, If it remained unsatis6ed, ho
could around and the company for the balance
The counsel for the plaintiff moved to strike out th1D
answer frivolous Decision Of the Court reserved
Stillwell and Swan for tho plaintiff; David Dudleg
Field for the defendants sesss.s ...ss..s.u