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v9 Wt@tts fir GtntuanSerer.
gteue Nr a~n9emlcnt5 fir GinWanbcrcr
Die nnh hem 0Rpffen a1 re;Ser1 Sn,i;n5hna

DE rlatl Dem 2Beiten 81 reiien tpinlden.
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gprtbern Central GaIHsrt ctr. DefDt Giieubabn nit benz
@~rsresiue %befSrtert. Die Botn btettt ba6urH BEN Guit-
SrGalsn ttntn srSesrtn 9sttbetIs ais irstnb tint
Do9a mad benannten pldsen, ais:
gttSbur9, elepelono, Detroit, Sort @apne.
egtea9o, Wtllpantee, @ulena, DUBUQUE. ct.
Panl, Npd Sslano, Burlington. Sotpu Gin
aas @sTefa esbeaIb bic NIT htr 9Ortbern Gtntral Robn az.
hsaeen 2ericnen 10 Stunbeu frGtsr ale bic mil cnbern4 gsS = \.
nea etssaeea bert e%tntrtftnl AUD Utrten4 Wai ,osnio.s Il.
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w ~ gsgI NIT ben Tafaettren an BEN DeHiInmunesost.
9eop ereltllne, 9aptOn, Cincinnati, Snoianus
polls, louisville unb ct. Qoui8
IstSsa sstafaas Dafastert ~bef5tbtrt unb fur ttr g,pdd
tSSnrms @s!'srs naIaeunetirasn btre&net. Die paftoofsre
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Staat Wem DorL
GrecutiSs . partement,

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Din Gapttdn Sptn SAnetoer pom Den Al1
banY S6arfl6Isea,
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len In Sremen r~essrtdBts teftelt trcrceil' Us
1ereidt mir gum Sersniiscn, sic 5u ern'adsz
fioeu. benz 6eutIHem S6iecnbunoe i'm yla7
men Dos StoateS Stem gDrrt cine Springfield
Mtsfcte. bic auf einert Der blutt9ltenS Hlaft1
feIper umleres iinslten NatipnaltampfeS 9ef
hrnpeu murpe, at iberrei6en. Der Staat
mnmp bic Natiun werpcn bic Selpentbatsn lbrfr
OppptipSS6ue aus Deutlflano III bantbarem
Slnho,fen balten. @tetS bent 9rilte Der 6retz
beit astrsu, maren Shire tapferen eaneSlettt
RAID bel Der Sanp fir bic srredte Sadie unT
Ierer Nesieruns eesen bic 3u ibrsm Sturse
&erI6wprenrn unp babet lih pur6 tbre Sap=
Frfeit unp Stanpbaftisfeit cine wilrpt9eSttl'
il inter mlen erprpbten urp 9rebrtelt Sete'
rarten aerpnnrr. Sbr 6elpenmutb unp in
t6GttocS MGtaefubl baben paS Sann per9ers-
lidfeit unS Sreunrihaft, paS ms al Shr
Saterlanp 9etniipft hat, prppelt scltartt. SSt'
heisen ale Shire 9anpSleute, bic in 3nttnft
inner aaIli6cs 9anp triuden mS9en, berg
lid piafpmmen unp Serlpred,eu linen et'
nen freiaiebiarm 9lntbril on ben 8c4ten, 81
Dsren Si6erlna Sire Srieer 10 bsneuteni
mitsehrlfc,t haben.
9lufriGtia Der Shrise .
u. 6. Sentpn.
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Gin GGnaerz0iC

SNN SuHSCI>NtCuO
tgIus lem nYittsbars @pItlblatt..g5
Ser rpiererertpadbteu Keutpnia 9etpiemet.
@enn an Sud eint bas 8ruberbaa6 null6Ginset,
Damn tSut am terrIi9fteu aus Gurem NunS
Sas feuti&e 9ieb, bas iebes SerS burGbrinset;
GeiatUmmeH banH, bu i9Gner Sdnserbunb!
Sa, einiS icl't SPr gu9 3uiautmeni6dareu,
Die 3eit gu ipei6'n benz freien beuti6en 2ieb;
Sn @prt uab 3Suen icn't tor pffenbaren
Der @iutraft Sim, Der Cure Sruft bur@slabt.
Gie gieles if benz @auser to& sesebeu!
IuS Ieiuer Sruft entfrEmt bes 2iebes Suen;
Baa PpIO bic Ntuien uns suiuumsnpeben, T
Grtlin9t aus ieinem Nfanb 10 tlar unb Ben!
gsas erft nod teimt sur Gru&t fir ~fiinft'se 3etten,
Hne mas l6on bedt Sergeffenbeit unb gta@t:
SRm ruPt's in ieines Ser3enS splbneu Saiten,
Bis er'S eripedt nit ieiuer Zone Nto&t.
@s it ia Sang bic mG9tisfe Der Ula&te,
Z DIE freulner Aile niunIer @l9 entrafft;
W lel caS WfertnraI Sud, 6a8 f91ne G@te,
Sol oeiiti9em CHM, Der iuIrrer neu &n6 I&aTft.
DAT 9roBes Tam nnb SeiIiges geI9eben,
pat IPn Elm @ott in Cure Bruft seIest,
DAP er @u1 tibr' 81 Ii9ten 9immel8B59en,
Wenn puttrer Sinn i'm Ser5en bang iiG rest.
hub i6erst 96r frob bei'm peinaefiuten 8e6er,
Damn piro, penn rcIt9 Cure Dauae glit6t,
Der oentlGe sanger and gum beuti6en 3e9er,
Gn0 leoeW 2runte tol9t Elm tril6eS Gieb;
Dem Sang unb Dein, trer 8eibeS tam oeruiHeu,
ASaS pod uno 9ieber, Garft uub 8ettIsr ebri,
Dem 1T Der GreueentraH5 loon balls s~errifeu,
Sa' Der 1T tstReS %freub'seu DaeiuS pertb.
Do9 ni6t I'M 9ieb aIeiu fcat 3br besunbeu.
2ste fart Hnb feft bic Ginisteit @u6 ma6t;
SH6 ruff Sielei@t in etnteu fGwereu Gtunben
pas Taterlan6, tu It9teu feline g2a6t;
SerltlmuIet oann AUD bic sepei5te Qeier, ..a.n
Iuo 1eeer SGu9er pir6 ~ einem SeIb,
90 taui3t fe bopet BEL Der Siesesfeier,
pat Sainpf unS Gies bes I1aunes arm sefd6lf.
90 ltebet treu, mas @uG elm @ott sssebeu,
Ano pfeet uub i8ttset Cures @Iades Bfunb!
ur1i9linst bic 2eier init benz Sran5 BON 8ebeu,
Get9t GuG gum Sruser9rus bic farfe Saub
sem gtiSton barf bic SarmOuie erf@ttferu,
Sou gum @ebei6en blib'u Der f&Sne Sunb
Drum Inn eri9au', ba6 Sers uub Srut ~ersittern,
Sla SOaaerub 500 aus ouer Sdnssr Miunb!
Carl GberIe.
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Asi.sn ESn S mS.ss ssgsIte @assftn ,nm ap&en, Drattn, ann
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

5isrburG sur ~eefauieen gtadrtGt, tab Der nniertet6nste
In TabatS s. Ce ID art bpu Ode Baltimore NIB Breberid Str.
nah {etnem neuen GerdunttGeh 2Utale gp. 81 @rGanae place,
5 Ibhtsn 1ali6 ban Spuibfr.t perIe6t bat nab btitet, has
Tim btSber eeIGengte 9utrGuen aE0 auf ietn ncues 2pfat
al ,bpusn, inter 0uN&erita6 prOmpitr anb reel
"N 9pfepb @6r6ber,
d 6b1I-gfGlU- ry2p. 81 Ertbarae place nGbe Gputbhr.
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..@rnf IN Der 0cimatb.'


Sic Saulburser .@espen" uer6ffentli6er
inter pbigem SiteI cine ~seIun9ene gerllfla9t
auf ole erzodnii6= nod nidt Iusuitenburs16en
prrpiiOri6 spreubii&en 3uitdnSe S6Ieswi9SOl,
itsins unb snar in einem bos befanute n@rao'
aus Dem @irtbsbaus tpmm i'd beruus" parOoi-
rsnben 9eSiht6en, unter wel6es er 9rn. pSbep.
hpr 0ISbauIen-ua6 benz Original zines Der
jenigsu, pelhe" = ais 8erfa1er iest. 9ieit
GuIenipiesslei Der n@eipen" 1T i~nipiern bere9'
tist, ais Sr. Olsbauien betanntIi6 tpeber Del
gugaiterburserei, nod Der BcruifIcirlng ieis
1ier 5eirlatb, fir beren 9efreiung pom 0dnen.
io3e er 10 nader einitanO, seppsen 1T. Wli
lahen bas Brpbutt Der y@espen" bier fpl9en
Gruh in Ser Seinatb.
@raS' aus Iuterita tonnnn' i& beraus,
Seimat6, ME wunberIi9 fiebf Du mir aus,
9e9tsr SauS, Infer Saub, ni6ts febt fi1 Slei&,
SeinlatR, Tp if seuu ras sIidli&e 8ei&?
mas fir Elm iSief @ei&t, Seimatb, 3iebf On ?
On hrudt, 10 i9eiut'S mir, elm Iuse Bu!
Ras e~iuftens OGn'nnrt tieB, tas feb i'd iGon,
Sefst iest gang einfnG bic occupation. u
gIes baIb preusii9 rinss, @rps iopie Slein,
aeag' i'd barunter mid, niihtern ALIEN +? ~ -f
Sas i9eiut beeeHfliG mir, elm Naeehtd!
Sa seb' i'd Iie6er mad Aulerita 3uriid!
2berbor OIsbauien. (.
lsfa4 benz Original zines 0erieuiseu, tvet&e.
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S,ermiIhte Sea@ri@ten.

4 (3um grsmsr @Sseufi) iaaDte %.
,3oup. NentCu BON Stem gOrt stns SPr!n9@
feIp 8it6Ie unp b~eslettete fe NIT tcl9enpsm
Sdretben 43fs44U 1877
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lss; g@Ss Baltimore mo ObiO
- GiieHbalH.

Es$l sIY@NH SutIlulpEt uHu Su'u
@s. GiieHbalH.
an u. na@ NssutaS. 2S. gfr., msreen tSsIlG : IN c
naS EE5eeIius' nub garterssuSs uus elm Sue n0S GssSe.
rid abSs5ens sie fcist:
Bcf8ns tSe!i& (Srnrtass aucsrucrsmsa < pss 300
Grpressus tSsIiG Absuhs $40.
Dsibe SuSe Serbinheu flo ol 0bi0SaR ~ sIs- 81
,en weHii&, nprereIIiS unh idfipsai;G.
sSDe Sarpers 6srp uue -Grsherit ermosatipu 3us.
nehli1, perlaBt Baltimore I'M 4 rbr gia6mittass. Def
l9 serlSst eisier 3us' Sarpers 6srrp nm 6 ltr Mprsels
unb Greeerid um Z u6r, tGsIi9 (aussencmmsn SeantasV(
Dss 5rs EdS siitnuf %s6f sspt boa Ssitini -
si0Sseus um 6.2a r.fs9 20, uat ReSE.1 Il. $50
unb bon SnieOtt's giias @.esssra Z 80 Erfl 0 uuh
Ra&rittoSe 2.40 unh 6.4V.
@ Nag &altSGaua
absans Don 8aItuirre nae g1aieingtan Btssses 6 20
i7.cO, $50 mt s.s0. REh R13n $50 unt &. 0
6puutoss siotssna TN 4.30 uuf $40 NM TAG.
rii.fass $50 a.6.oo. atseus ben Baisinst u u. tssza
um SIS. SIS j. Ills uus &aaG. TT 3.0s s@o uub
6. 4b. Spaasalf .ur gfarssls az Sis D. Ills Aaaz
mittogs g. o.. strt sss 4ts uut Ste 81, -cr 84i.
mrre uae sa sneits arb pisrte 5rs bon 8ai; nat q
5aIttu an augu Stotiuusl AZ
Der Z unb $50 Uior9ens5us unb $50 uuo 6 uEs
gta&mittags3ug BON Baltimore unb Ter 6.15 uui s. Is
Wlptgen3ug unb 8 unS 4.30 Na6mittasS5ng bon Dai5=
iastOu ~serbiuben fi& nit hem gnnupotiss 3use.
H8egenan1berst Austpuft upo ag,Gets pa ~ 1er1
Aan f3 an 9. z. Eusfaut, EeeuT Il b1 a. tn -
tton pbn on bic giaet>0fNee,
10. H.. = Nttb &Tat 800. "a gnatf
.. ~. q ole, GeueratsZsent. (Jaul.D
4ule SDrten Bldtters uno aou. {.lbot
bet ~ttnsslntn Dfunt,n, Rtfsn unit Yastlesn al eltenes
Danb, SabtIs, Srantt &C. &C, ket
JDftpt e 6rDt .
Wo. 81 &T9anes place natt LnDtbar.
- StDrs Dhen bic 8 utr gtfnts. .rtBi7 81
Bur Nacbridt!
Dds 6ombdgute-Gef1di unttt Der Birmd BON " 0 ttef
" DtIbtlm y 1T mad eseenietiteff tstsrsinrnnft 5pn
beute %aufeslSh. per- " W.. Goetsl Dtf6 ausin BIZ Nb-
rideluna tes alien 9sfd ats b. ior0tu.
Baltimore, i. 1iai 1865.
Moebet g. WtltsImb.
Hut sbt8t MnIei9t Bslug nstnsnb, werle Id BAG 0sfbdft
pts trRber ~tortfdbren unb mid ~btarsbsn, burh panttids
uni rteue Bettenung mir aud ferner bag butrauen mstte r
brtante Bu ~erbalten.
Baltimore. 1. Wlot 1866.
uttl-!) %. SO. Woebel.
apm.S $. Grarsfor6. g. G00i
GSm. s., Granforo = So,
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. Ueuer>SerfidserMm9
Der a7pciirten TeuermannS 8erft@eruns8se.
ielIda1t bon Baltimore.

Ie. 4. SpubRr, eeeenaber benz San.@ebdube.
Su 8etra@t Der eriOlerei@en Sbdttstett bes Damp .jSeuer.
DepartementS fenen mir BON lest an gum btlteerea pretIe
fen 3aten. IGe 0teienteen, Wel6e SGuIer MSbeIn pbsr
lenftge neutrality-suspicious. tGr Elm USer feben Sabre tu Der
tGern puni6en, rerten btermtt e%tneelapen, It'd bic Site
Wnierer berGb8eIeBten @r6mteu a~nSulebeu.
@le getlate pereen Wte btsper prompt unb liberal aus
be5ablt. Spbn 6. Moore, graf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-31
R0oks Received.

The Work, Of William Shakespeare Edited 9y i'cp p
ton. L;ti-. Brown. Co. n p,,hs-,
Memoirs OF the Life of William Shakespeare ny h'"aiu
Grant White limo pp AS. The Same.
Tho Works Of Edmund Burke Revised Edition. LIMO pp'
r,,b, Year. in Congress- BY Samuel s. Coz Svo Pr a.
ID. Appleton Co. ,ur All.
A General III story oftsa Catholic Church. By NJ H. app'
J. r. Darru with an Introduction aud Notes. oy ine
Most Rev NJ J. Spading, D. d. Vol J., 0vo PIP wv
r. O'Shes. -. p..,o,.
Oheonia of Abraham Lincoln in Union Square Printed Tor
the Citizens Committee. limo. PIP o. " 'oh -'''
trand. o, :, .o,,, %,
The iero's Own Story. Cen Shermsns Official Account %
his Great March through Georgia aud tho .s'oAN~''
l2mo DID, Zl5 Bunc. 1 Hunting ton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-31

A very neat brochure entitled Ooseq"'es o.
/lbrahans Lincoln is published by D. van Nos'rshu'
II contains the funeral Grafton by hr bihcIol'' 'nc
devotional services by Dr. Tying, the Rev '" H. BOOZE
Rabbi Isaacs DR.. Rogers, Dr. s. Osgood' ana PROFESSOR
Roswell d. Hitchcock. and Is enoeiiSneu Win al au'
mirable engraving OF President Lincoln
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-31

Company. The typography Is in the beautiful and ac
curate style which usually marks the productions OF the
Cambridge University Press. The lovers OF standard
works in an elegant form will find few better opporu'
n,ie, 10 furnish their libraries with worthy edition
II ,be immortal writings of the British statesman
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-31

William Hare fell 30 feet from a scatiolding
at Troy Monday morning, striking on Lis head. AMI
also dislocating his ankle Upon the summonlne of
medical aid the man revived and for anything We know
TO the contrary he may at present be at work on the
same scafiod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-31

"A GENERAL HISTORY or IhE tAIuOLl' tii NJ u
By NJ. H. ARBs J. r.. DAHRts. F.rt American from u g
Last French iduiun. WIN al Introduction au. Notes
b. the Most K,y. NJ. g. SPALDNG D.D Archbishop Of
Baltimore Vol l. Byo. W. 90. 7. O'shea
The main idea which peryadcs the composition
of th's history by learned ecclesiisic OF the
UltraMontanc school is tic central position OF the
Popcs as chief Executives Of the church The
narrative is brought down in tho present volume
TO the middle Of the fifth century. IL is written IN
flowing and lucid style, without great apparent
injury from the process of translation. Inc cop
ious biographical details concerning the saints ana
martyrs Of the period to which 1t is devoted ana
It's stanch adherence to the most conservative ira
ditions and principles of the Church VIII recon-
mend it TO Catholic readers, while Protestant
theoogians may find interest IN tho novel aspects
which it presents Of familiar topics
The First Volume of revised edition oil Inc
10 iasued nv Little DrOWu a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-31

The First Volume of revised edition of The
FORKS Of EDMUND BURKE IL issued by Little BEown
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-09
opera House.

This evening there will be grand dra-
matte display at the Opera House. Manag-
er Robert Johnston, who lisa talented actor,
is to be the recipient of a complimentary
benefit. A splendid bill is announced for
the occasion.
The great historic drama Of the Dead
Heart, or, the Destruction Of the Bastile, is
to represented. In this play, Mr.. Johnston
wilapgear as Landry, and Miss Grover as
Cerisette. Messrs. McAvoy and s. Taber
have volunteered and will appear-the
former. in a song, the latter in clog dance.
The entertainment will wind up with the
presentation for the first time in this city,
OF the charming farce of the Little Sentinel
Miss Grover assuming the personation of
May, the Little Sentinel. The other char
acters will be represented by Mr.. William
Stewart "a volunteer), Mrs. Tyler, Mr..
Mortimer and Miss Rowland.
The management announces an engage
ment with great German tragic actress,
Mad. Marie Methna S1heller. .r. ...-y
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-09
The English re bel BOnd-HoIders.

WASHINGTON, Dec. S.-SOme doubts hav-
ing been expressed as to the authenticity of
the list previously published of some of the
subscribers to the rebel loan in England, a
more complete list is given of the bond
holders borne on the rebel books at the
payment Of the last interest, about Novem-
ber, 1854 This. list also shows whether
that payment of interest was received or
not by each individual. The bonds vary in
amount from $3.50 to $1,000 each. 1t is re-
ported that about $S00,000 in excess of the
original three millions was surreptitiously
placed on the London market by the rebel
agents. 1t will be recollected that Delane,
of the London Times, and others, denied
that they were subscribers to this loan.-
The denial may be accounted tor by the
fact, as the list shows, that they did not
receive the last payment of interest, or
their names may have been entered to Sc
cure their influence, without calling upon
them for subscription. Personal sketches
are given Of some of the rebel bondholders
whose names appear on the official rebel
lists as entitled to interest at last payment,
in or about the month OF November, 1864.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-09
Business ON Wall Street.

New YoRK, Dec. .S.-The Post says Wall
street is extremely dull, and the only fea-
ture Of Importance is the increase of public
confidence, as is indicated by the rise in
Government securities and by the decline
of gold. This Improvement is attributed
inpart to the satisfactory tone of the Presi-
dents messages to the decided policy of the
Secretary of the Treasury relative to- con-
traction, and to the prospects of a speedy
reduction in the expenses of the War and
Navy Departments and in the aggregate OF
the national debt. The loan market is
quiet and there is rather less disposition to
ea0: SS Seyea per cent Is the rate or cal
clio. The stock market is dull. Govern
nents are steady and r. r. shares droop-
ing, also 900 rIIs at a.H.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-09
New York market-Dec. 3.


,,COTTON-Dull and declining at 4sc for mid .
FLOUR-Dull. heavy, and 59I5c lower; q 90
go 10 Tor extra state; e. 40@S 20 for extra round
keL closing dull
WHiISKY-Sieady and quiet at o. 3492 IS.
WWthEAI-Dull, and lac lower; 81 60 for inferi-
or or Cnleago spring; 81 60 for Milwaukee club: 81 rs
State. "-1 y ''i 0A''O' "'" "'AD'tt
RYE-Quiet.
ARLEH-Nominaly lower.
HARLEY MALT-Duil
COhN-lIoWer and less doing; s49g3c for uusound;
gsoc for sound mixed western, the latter price for
clinlce; and 9Ic for Dsw yellow Southern. t..r.
ooOAA,IS-Dul and heavy; 4s95Oc for unsound. and
LSUGAR-SteGdy; Havana l4,fci Molasses sugar
W0OL--ouiet. o. .e-,.---
PETR0LEUM-Steady 4IdHXcfor crude and
refined. in bond, at 6Tc96sc. u
PORk-Firmer: $28 76@D29 62T for mess closing
At $2S 31X cash, and S28 for prime mess also 1850
@2s 90. - -.
BEEF-Heavyi sll9I4 for plain mess. and s149
II for extra mess. ~ ~. d.
BEEF HAMS-Dull at &34. -
BAC0 Dull and heOvy.
CUT ,dEATS-Quiet; l9@l5c for shoulders, and
DRESSED H0GS-Heavy at sl2 5s9I2 rs for
LARD--Easier at 10000. H
Blu rTER-Quiet at 2S935c for Ohio, and 36940c
CHEEsE-stesdy at l4sisc. aaii
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-09

R8- The Weed" Sewing Machine, with all the
recent improvements, is the most serviceable. sim
pie and durable and most beautiful of Sewing Ma
chines-uses the straight needle, and makes the
lock or shuttle stitch. 1t will sew anything from
the running of tuck in tarleton to the making of
an oveTcoat-arything from Pilot or Beaver Cloth
down to the softest gauze or gossamer tissue, and is
ever ready to do its work to perfection. 1t hem
fell bind, cord, gather, tuck and guilt. and has
capacity for great variety of ornamental work.
May be had in any style-Plsin or Cabinet.
WEED SEWING MACHINE CO.,
.H .a SOC Broadway, New York.
Columbus Office. 23S South High street, Lattimer's
New Building. ,.. doc2 If
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AIIeghenY CattIe NIarket-Dec. 5.

CATTLE There was very fair supply of cattle
sale this week. being variOusy estimated at 1900
to 400 head, and, with exceedingly light demand.
the market ruled cessively dul 4, and large num-
Der left over unsod Really good CATTLE such our
best butchers are in the habit Of buying, brought
from ~ 20 SC, gross, owing 10 the fact that the sup
ply Of this pat cular grade was below the usual
standard and not to any improvement in the de-
mand. Our butchers bought very sparingly this
week. owing mainly to the fact thai poultry general
y takes the place Of beef about Thanksgiving time,
aud this, rs ihuch as anything else bad tendency
to make very dull and languid maIke;: There is
no Improvement 10 note in the demand for stock
cattle. and we quote nOminally y at 59512c.
HOGS-Tbe arrivals OF hogs at the Allegheny
yards were not very large this week, and with fair
demand. the market ruled little better. though
there is'no improvement to note in prizes. One of
our packers, j. p. Hanna & Co, bought several
small punches on Monday, at prices ranging fer
81 rs TO 10 20 per cw gros-tbe latter figure for an
extra bunch from Washington county, this State,
averaging 345 lbs.
SIIEEP-There was hardly enough done in this
class Of stock 10 establish quo ations One or two
punches w're sold 81 wholesale. but we were unable
10 get The figures. We give 696, @7c as the ruling
rates-the latter figure only for extra fat mutton
sheep, averaging 100 lbs and upward
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ADJUSTMENTS.
EIIsIcr,s Atheneun m.

Thursday night the Atheneum was
crowded, and last night there was full
house. The lzanfrettA Troupe were the
great attraction.
Tonight their performances atthe Athe-
neum come to close, and Miss Lima Win
del takes benefit. The entertainment
opens with the comic Pantomime of the
Brigands Of Italy; then follow the Corde
Volante by George II. Moreste, the beauti-
full Ballet Of the Mountain 'Sylph, the great
feat of Alex. Zanfretta on Stills, the Folly
DancelbyS Miss Lima Windel, and the fairy
Pantomime Of the Skeleton Witness. :.
This is diversified and charming enter
tainment; the fair beneficiary is an ac-
complished artistic, and it being the last ap-
pearance Of this popular Troupe, the house
will doubtless be filed to overfowing.
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Excluded from Fenian He0dquar-
teI-S.

New YORK, Dec. S.-The following post
er is displayed at Fenian Headquarters in
this city:
1t being deemed advisable to keep dis
honest persons from the offices of the head
quarters Of the Fenian Brotherhood, as well
US the enemies of the Fenian Brotherhood
from its immediate valuables, the following
persons are excluded for perfidy until fur
ther notice: Jas. Gibbons, Phila, Pa; Mi
chael Scanlan, Chicago, Ill; j. w. Fitz-
gerald, Cincinnati, O.; P. o Rourse, N. Y.
City; p. Banson, Louisville, KY; W. Sulli-
van, Tiffin, o.; VIM. Fleming, Troy, N. Y;
Patrick j. Meeham, N. Y, City; Edward L.
Cary, N. y! City, w. r. Roberts, H3Ei
Per order. = .s..s-r - "a, ,s
[Signedl john O'MAHoNY,
n rFrvy :, President II. r.
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P1esiden1 .Iuarez.

New YORK, Dec. S.-The Herald's wash
ington dispatch says: Official news from
FL Paso, Mexico, has been received here up
to the 9th of November. President Juarez
would leave for the city of Chihuahua on
the 18th. The United States officers at Fort
Bliss were to give grand ball to President
Juarez on the l1th.
The news from the interior of Mexico Is
reported as most satisfactory, and the Ma
tional Liberal cause as gaining ground.