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BY THE CABLE.
Adyios.ss9 to ) u. the 18TH Of November.
Special to The l,.teuiosnoer.

81. PETERSBURG, Nov. 1S.-Russian
festivities have been suddenly stopped
on account of the serious illness of the
Princess Dagmar.
LONDON, Nov. photographic dis.
patches from Bombay report the famine
in India abating.
MADRID, Nov. ls.-The Government
of Spain is taking strong measures to
prevent a threatened outbreak.
Don Migual is dead. rs7.
FLORENCE, Nov. 19.-Baron Ricasoli,
Prime Minister of the Italian Govern
ment, has issued circular discourag-
ing the agitation of the Roman oues-
ton. BE says Italy will be neutral
and await the certain triumph of her
rights.
LONDON, Nov. 9.-The report is con-
firmed that Chill and Peru have CON
sented to accept the mediation of the
Governments of France and England.
There are reports in circulation that
fighting has been renewed in Gambia.
LIVERPOOL; Nov. 10, Noon The cot
ton market is quiet and unchanged;
middling uplands are quoted at Id;
the sales to-day will reach 10000 bales.
LONDON Nov. 10, Noon.-Great
floods are devastating the counties OF
York and Lancaster. Many lives have
been lost by drowning.
LONDON, Nov. 10, Noon.-C onsols to-
day 901<. American securities, United
States 5-2Os FOX; Illinois Central TX;
Erie 4sN. s23a rs
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ATCHEsoN, x. T., Nov. ia party
of excursionists from Boston, New
York, Chicago and other cities, LETT here
today for the present terminus of the
Central Branch Pacific Railroad, OF
which forty-fve miles are completed,
The party includes the officers of the
road Government Commissioners, and
many distinguished capitalists and
statesmen from all parts of the coun-
try. Among them are Governor Smith,
of New Hampshire, and Messrs. Have
meyer, ofNew York, Secretary Claim.
of Massachusetts, Senator Pomeroy, OF
Kansas, r. M. Pomeroy, of Boston, e.
ii. Nichols, and large number of rep
tesentatives from the leading railroads
of the country. The press of New
York, Boston and Chicago are also rep
resented. The party numbers about
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NEW YoRK, Nov. 1a.-The London
Post of the 9th inst, contains the fol-
lowing: Phe reform question Is again
claiming consideration, and It remains
TO be seen IL the mission which Mr.,
Bright has fulfilled in Ireland, will
serve toimpede its resolution. Be that,
however, as it may, the Irish people
cannot hut be sensible that the inf1n.
ence which they are urged 70. extend to
the cause Mr.. Bright is advocating,
should be husbautled and guarded In
their own interest, and not lightly ax-
changed for political promise which,
as they viii not fail to perceive, has YET
to be endorsed by responsible staies-
men.
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CHIEF Justice Chase,s Interviews Win
the President ii'

All the President
NEW YORK, Nov. 19.-The statements
made to-day by a number of leading
representatives, men ofboth the Repub-
mean and Democratic parties, tend to
confirm the few intimations that have
leaked out from the recent CONVERSE
tons at the White House, that the
President is on the eve of a grand COUP
de etdt that will crafty his friends and
bewilder his enemies. It is safe to con-
clude at the very least, that there is an
earnest desire on both sides, to settle
upon some feasible plan of securing
harmonious action between Congress
and the Executive.
On the same subject the Tribune has
the following: Mr.. Chase's first inter-
view with the President, was merely
to give the latter some injudicial mat
tiers. The second interview was merely
u friendly one, and Judge Chase took
part from his present policy, and urge
The southern Legislatures to adopt the
constitutional amendment as a final
settlement of the present difficulties;
that In case they objected to the second
and third clauses of the amendment
to compromise by substituting uni
versa1 amnesty and impartial suffrage.
Not only has Judge Chase urged tRis
course on the President, but SO, also,
haveseyeral prominent men ofhis own
party from both North and South.
Whether these arguments and the facts
on which they are based will change
the course of the President remains To
be seen. A couple of Democratic Con-
gressmen, who lately conVersed with
Mr.. Johnson, state that he has no idea
of altering his present policy, and
claim that the elections have had no
effect except to make him more deter
mined in his old plan. They claim,
with what truth is uncertain, that he
insists that the people were hoodwinked
and deluded, and will soon begin to see
their mistake and adopt his views.
The Times has the following: Mr.,
Johnson has not indicated his purposes
relative to the amnesty-suffrage plan
contained in their dispatches on Friday
last, though the gentlemen who advo-
cate the proposition, represent that the
President has given them encourage
ment to expect that he will adopt their
suggestions, substantially, If not exact
ly in the words they advise. Several
newspaper correspondents have endeav-
ored to create doubts of the existence OF
such a combination of leading men for
the purpose of inducing the President
to accept the proposition, and advise
the Southern people also to accept it: In
order to put Mt rest any such doubts, L
am enabled to say, from personal
knowledge, that such n combination
does exist. a number of the gentlemen
cooperating in it, have had Interviews
with Mr.. johnson, and they have been
laboring in the matter for about a
month, visiting and corresponding with
the influential men of the North and
the South.
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NASHVILLE, Nov. ia bill introdu-
ced in the Legislature of Tenn, to repeal
the present franchise laws, and give
Suffrage to negroes, being proposition
amnesty, was laid on the table ON its
hrst reading, by vote of 80 to %, the
East Tennessee members voting solid.
both radicals and conservatives, to Law
on the table, and the conservatives
from Middle and West Tennessee
against. Another bill was introduced.
striking out the word "White,o in the
present franchise law.
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NEW YORK, Nov. 19.-The NAVY De.
partment has received information OF
the arrival of Tallapoosa at Galveston,
from off Tampico. No foreign vessels
of war were OFF the river or In the port
ofTampico on the Goth of October, and
oplyone American vessel is in the har-
Dor of Tampico, at present, in command
of Col. Young, with force of 500 men,
controlling the customs snd enforcing
the payment of loans. The authorities
of Victoria, the capital, of the State, do
not recognize those of Tampico, and
their guerrillas seize all goods found
en- route for the interior market, dis
patched from the Tampico custom
house. ffgs ;slErg zsff
Byletters from San Louis Potosi It Is
ascertained that an expeditionary force
will leave that place in the early part OF
November for the recapture of Tampico.
Gen. Paror, who has n force of 200
or 200 men on the Hausteca, and is
now holding Tampico, has Issued a
proclamation declaring Puebla reefs
open to foreign commerce, which, It is
feared, will lead to open hostility be-
tween the forces under his command
and those under Col. Young. Under
this state of affairs, the inhabitants OF
Tampico are In constant dread of the
most serious disorders, and probable
ity of the indiscriminate plumber Of
the town. 80 .5fs.
Among the many visitors of the Pres
tdents house to-day, was John Morris
teyJ congressman elect. 80
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NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 19.-A large
number of visitors are daily arriving
here: The Federal and State offices
will be closed tomorrow to give the ern-
ployees an opportunity to witness the
inauguration of the grand fair.
Senator Doolittle, of Wisconsin, left
this morning for Galveston, on short
visit to Texas.
Vera Cruz dates to the 18th inst. have
oeen received. An extra meeting of
Maximilian's ministers unanimOIIslv
determined to continue in office with
out alteration. Maximilian's health
has been very much improved by his
recent sea voyage, which caused the re-
port that he had attempted to abandon
the country. On the I2th Macmillan
was still at Orizabe.
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LOUISVILLE, Nov. 19.-The coronor,s
jury which examined the remains of
Mrs. Powell, report that no traces OF
poison was found In her stomach. which
consequently relieves her husband and
every one else from suspicion. The re-
port OF the arrest OF Mr.. Powell in ref
erence to this matter, was incorrect.
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WAsHINoToN, Nov. 19.-The Chares.
ton Mercury was issued this mornina
for the first time since February, 1885,
IL admtts, edttorially. that the war an
INITIATED the theory of State rights. and
proposes to devote itself in future b
the internal development of Southern
interests.
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ST.. LOUIS. Nov. 19.-C.H. Branscomb
has been declared elected to the Leg
lslature over Frank p. Blair, the vote
cast afteG Shutdown being decided leeni
by the Attorney General of the STATE.
This decision also elects'S. d. RidgeIev.
Radical, to the State Senate, and in.
creased General Piles majority. Brans-
comb and Rtdgeley received their cer-
dhcates from the County Clerk.
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NEW YoRK, Nov. ls.-By a resolution
adopted by the Board OF Aldermen to-
day, the general government Is to be
charged one MILAN of dollars for the
New York Postof6ce site in the CITY
Hall Park.
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nrARKErs ny TELEeRAPn.-

Spirit of the New York Market. %
NOVEMBER l9.-There was a very buoyaDt
feeling In the stock market after the O'ciocl;
poard, and quite an active business was
transacted In thelOwer hall. There was an
Important demand for stocks generally and n
sharp rise on the leading shares, 1T, VVayne
was active, and sold at IO75<; Erie rose to So,
ana was the great feature; Ohio certificates
improved to BIZ; Michigan Southern sold al
81 ana tue rest OF the list was all up.
the money market is easier, and first GLASS
hrms get accommodated at 5 per cent on call.
but weak parties have tojpay 8 per cent
tnefe Is not much movement In discounts
put rates are hFmer. There are very few
names that pass under per cent owing ia
the continued dizziness and depression in the
produce and merchandise markets
Gold was decidedly hTmer this afternoon.
ana AZ. la 1 70 l4l54914lA ut the close.
Ine Foreign exchange market Is duh and
nominal at l0S549lO9 for prime bankers Bills
The market for the Government securitieg
was unsettled this afternoon, but without
any special change. The following were the
closing prices at $50 p. m.
coupons vi, 1l21&@Il3; $40 coupons '8I.
lOShs9l 1855; July, lU89 1857: August $50 1857
9l06i June do lO51S9lO55s; July do lO55za
!'S June compounds '6I, ll63<91l554; July
The stock market was heavy and loose nj
the Inst open board, but the closing pricf5l
were all higher than tho opening Quotations
o. the morning. Western Union TeleVranh
~ New York central l0S1S; Erie7S1<;Readinp
li4ES; Michigan Southern S31&; Pittsburgh 81:
Cleveland q Toledo III; Rock Island 1857:
NorthweStern sex; do preferred. 1871; FoFf
WaynelOI.. At the afternoon hnRFd Smith
mining shares were generally stendy with a
moderate business. y fS-S '' .
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<wAsHINsToN, Nov. 1s:-Rdward B.
Dana, of Vermont, has been appointed
assistant clerk OF the us. House OF
Representatives.. - s.,
Commodore Craven. has been pro
NOTED to the rank of Rear Admiral, to
date from October 10th.
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. I9.-George b.
Reese, one of the oldest dry goods inn
porters in this city, died this morning.
He was aged 81 years. rs. 49,
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1000 lfoNErARY.

The stock market was heavy at the Last
open board but the closing quotations were
a1 nlgner than the opening Quotations OF me
morning. - '=-%
The money market Is easier and first cIas-
nrms get accommodated at 5 per cent on call,
There tsnot much movement n iiGsonnta
nut rates are frmeFS thersRre very few name
tnat pas under per cent, owing TO the com
tinued dnllnes5 and depression In me NJ
duee ana merchandise markets,
Gold was decidedly drrnef this Afternoon,
ana tallled 10 l4l7<9l4l1f at the close
The foreign exchange market q DIM ioy,,,
nominal az qS5<9l09 for prime ban ke6i' bjiIS
me maskes for the Government secuFities
special change In quotatIOng any
me 4tettnshlp shares are firm and adv1n-
5f;lte Man = In demand af 2i6a2S0I<
AIlantic Mail rose TO ITO at the 1slnSg. 5Tfyi1,,
% the growing belief that the new StCaT]
would assume control.
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ATOH1soN, Kansas, Nov. 19.-Gov.
eminent commissioners to-day exam.
ined several sections of 20 miles of the
central branch of the Union Pacific r.
h, and viii report the same to the
Secretary of the Interior as in an &C.
ceptable condition.
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The jury in the case Of Weeks, killed
by an accident on the Grand Trunk
the deceased, Weeks, came to his
death by the train running Off the
track near Breslan Station on the 10Th
inst, caused by broken rail. we
further find, and are of the opinion
that no blame rests on the company in
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FOR AemphiS and New Orleans.
The fine steamer "ARAIENIA. -
Lelhkttt lCapt. A. @. McCRllanl, win leaJa
for the above and an inteFfneGiistS
clock, p. m. . ff-' - -
P For freight or passage, apply ON board.
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The Latest News
BY TEhEGRAPH.

s ny the Union Line:
once corner of Main and Monroe streets
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TORONTO, G. W., Nov. 19.-on satur-
day night thirty nine Fenian prisoners,
confined in the old jail, were released
from custody. Their discharge was
conducted with great secrecy, only
about an hour before their being sent
away that the prisoners were made
aware of the joyous tidings. They were
furnished transportation by the Gov
eminent to the Suspension Bridge, and
q special train provided by the Great
Western Railway. This drewiupin the
rear of the Jail at ten O'Clock and the
men were safely lodged on board, in
charge of a guard of twenty men with
acorporal and ser'gt, under command
Of Lieut.. Harrison, of the 18th Reg't.
The prisoners received good supper at
the station before starting, and each
back. On reaching the falls the pris-
oners babe good bye to the escort, Civ
ing three hearty cheers for the Sheriff,
the Governor of the Jail, and Jail OH
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REGULAR REPORT,

CHRONOLOGICAL hrmer and closed weak.
~ FI6%s@v Eer m 5n1I SgSS Orleans
~ SIO 0gI0 9Ofor sound common extra State.
~ g gg@l! % for round hoop Ohio; and 81 sud
9uiet; State in bond, 49,
AAINo[IMheat--VeIy dull. and Base. low,
or: no: milwaukee, part at 81 2292 IS; re-
malnder on private terms. RYe-Dull and
heayy; State, 81 AZ. -Barley-Dull and de-
Ginning, at 81 1891 10 for two TOWed Stale,
Lne latter price for very handsome, and 81 rs
ior canada West mee. Corn-Receipts. 90 ara
puSnelS; dull, heavy and lower at 81 37ai 29
lor SMpplng mixed Western In store and
anoats closing with sellers at 81 q, and buyeFs
aLSl y. Oats dull and 1c. lower nj 656SB6s
1or Chlcago and Milwaukee.
6RoCERIES-Codee- and heavy sn-
gaE-Dun and nominal. Molasses2Q uiet
ana So9Sic. for refined in bond
RONIS1OSS-POrk-Firn Mt 500 O06s00 *
regular and cash, for new mess CLOSING AZ
SsZI5 cash, and so 0092O 80 for prime: slsS
300 DDS az 80 IS, sellers option for Novem-
DerS 81 20; sellers option all the wear. and
" ~, sellers option for January, BeeE-DnII
at previous prices. Beef Hams-HeaYy. Cnt
MeoIs-Dul at l2@13c. for shoulders. and
l5zSS9iSc, TOR hams. Bacon-InactIye lard
Uni ..1Dt.i anu lower, at l29131{c., and small
BurrER-QuIet at 2oassc. for Ohio. a56s.2c
loG 9tate. ana 6Q965c. Tor Orange county tub.
CHEESEVDull at S6l6LC 'H
rREIGaNS-To Liverpool Quiet
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FOR CINCINNAm

rs Alza5ss ess Ina. st#sis%sa
S,....1I CHRIS. Young, Clerk, will depart rs
above on Tuesday, Nov. 10Th, at s O'Clock,
FOE treight or passage, apply on board or to
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Notions and Fancy Goods!
Steambnats.
FOR CINCINNAT.

tgG FOR CINCINNATI. -
- The splendid steamer ''EDIN-
slkeiI.Sl lBUR9,n Capt. 1. L. ThompEon.
Ut. w. Thompson Clerk, Will leave
~ above ON wednesday, the 2lst inst, al :
For height or passage, apply on board or TO
100 BOOTH, BATTEEIE q CO.,
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PittsbuFgh,- wheeling aud EarlIcrT
burg Packets.
The steamer GBAYARDs - fs,,,,
Geo. Moore, VIII leave Ia i T5 ~
IkeIGbuTg and 9allipoIiG aver
o al92nIaay and Thursday night of each weak A
Returning, leaves for Pittsburgh wednes-
11 IL tSaniisgay o. each week at q. m.
EOf IelGnB or pla1nftA. annie IN 1dSFyl - a..
,ov, BOOTH, BATfELLE & CO,
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FIRsT RE0ULAR BOARD.

At the INST regular board of the stoclr AZ.
change,rnllroad stocks were nearly All hi1lIeH
anu i! Ins turn OF speculation Is for the hour
made IS high as IS; Michigan Southern ID.
Fort Wayne 1861; and Northwestern s2lSeS
59M per cent. ~%|SS
The leading drawers Of exchange on LON
uon are All asking 100 per cent. Another easa
N eola V gradually Inducing increased nur-
OF raves however, were made known.
In me gold room the price of gold recovered
= 19g749A!Z per cent Money lenders are
again supplying brokers at 586 per can't ~
on Saturday. German banking frmS are
content with I'VE per cent nom brokers In
form nj 8 Dar OanG - A44-
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

There is considerable irregularity of feeling
ana opinion In the dry goods market. The
absence OF buyers nom JobbinE prices iutli-
Gates further decline In goods, while ON the
contrary, the agents accept the stendinelss Of
Lne cotton market as q mOra hopeful Sign
There Is but little decided change in prices
nom Saturday, although the present quota.
lions are nominal, and prices tend down.
WaIu. should there be n reaction In cotton
ana gold, dry goods would quickly feel ID. lint
should both continue downward, dry Goods
must Follow. The price Of SpragueS prints
was reduced 1c. yard on Saturday AFTERNOON
py both agents and jobbeTs. The business ii
however, not much increased. Print cloths
are reported hrmer this morning, with no
sellers, At 12c. for 6lx8l. Cloth-Brown and
bleached domesticB are nonlinnIly lower the
heaVy decline last week called in but 1.-THE
trnde. Ticks, stripes and deninls are very
quiet; the market has no working basis or,
Wnicn 70 give reliable prices, b sEll-.
BROWN SHEETINGs-App A, q; Ca
DOL a. ~; Ludlow, A, IS.
oE bLEAoHEo SHIRTLNGs- JRmes, Is; Hope.
PRINTs- Gamer & Co., 10: Pacific, is; Dan.
tels, Il; Lowell, l51<, : -
1nthe market for Spring woolens there ia
ughtef demand, as there is for lirSeys and
nahnel, but generally there Is but little 10
say beyond what has be0n reported for
Lhe enLlre season. The lighter importatlonS
nave mucn relieved the market for foreIGn
SoOos' ana caused holders to show more CONT
uence; Should lmpOrtations continue llRht
anu the ialf demand continue, the leading
klnuB OF Foreign goods must soon become
saAlea gives Temporary lul to business today
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a., G99Ad6yEsToN, Nov ia special says
ailae ortega and party remain at Brazos
colored United States troops, and sig
nlhed MS Intention not to return "a
The heavy rains have delayed the in
lane, i Iocomotion, performed on horse
Fifteen hundred Federal troons arc
expected on the Mexican frontier' soon
NEW York, Nov. ia new Consug
late General has been established IN
this city. Collector Smythe received
official notice this morning from the
Consulate De Republica Dominicus,
that j. w. Carrier assumes the duties
OF Consul General, his eXequator haV-
ing been received from the President oil
the United States. 51i u . Z
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burgh, WheeIInE ana PnrlIeI E IT,

S S.s.llHt LIl.sSenEeF Pneke1 for Pittg.
burEh, Wheeling and PRFlxerabuFE.
The new and elegant passenger
steamer t'9REY EAC3LE.O CAM
G.4JOhn GOrlon, A. n. fS1nfJIyS
clerk, Leaves Pittsburgh for ParkersbnTa
SNeIy wednesday and Saturday al ~ M:
Iee1lyeS wheeling for ParkeIsbuns every
&edne8dny and Saturday ut u D. M; leayCs
9sI -. ESeEsnuIg for Pittsburgh every Monday
S ana InuFsday at p. M; leaves Wheeling for
FarIeFSburg every Tuesday and Friday M
Freight received for Pittsburgh every Mon.
day and Thursday at the WhaFf Insf min <
BOOTH, BATTELBEA co.
0c4 Steamboat Agents.
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BLANK BOOK
MANUFACTORY,
NO. is QUINCY sTRHFT

ii--
go ~ rf i-aI
@ UP STAIRS. 'aa ..71
4 a.t- .H ."Ei uaH,
Ei .tH1 8n r.. "A. Isifl.i 81
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NOVEMBER l9.-FLoUR-Dull. .aHis
observation-disclosures at s. O562 IL for
No. !, and Sl761z9l 9lsfor No. 2. C0rn-Un-
settled and ADVANCED 1c; S0@Sic for No. l, and
IS1S$sOc for No. 2 Oats-Quiet at S89S61<c
No. l, and 84l<@86c for No. 2, - 49,
ERoNISLoNS-Dull. Mess Pork very dull
at S. 2@B . for common TO good.
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Pittsburgh, Wheeling and Pariers.
The steamer 'sLEtyI IEOTT -
lWln leave for ParireTsburR ana
alllpoha every uesdRy and hi.
Gay nlght OF each week AZ 9o'clOck. -
Returning leaves for PtttfbIrg Monday
and ThunLlay at 8 q. m. -sS
For freight or passage, apply on board or t,
,o,oo-,, BOOTH, BArrLLE q CO..,
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DERFUMERY, SOAPS, HAIR OILS,
i Hair Dyes aud Restorers of an endless
found in the city by G. H. ODBERT, End Of
stone Bridge. novl
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EMPORIUM OF FASHIONS.
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UTE ARE NOW MANUFACTURIIG
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consumers, our Ezra Fna and RTSter
We keep constantly on hand, Machinery
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st. LOuiS.s

NOVEMBER l9.-FLoUR-Dull.
IHS-Mheat--winteT shade lower; sales
SO: l [ed WABASH nj 50 81; amber Michigan
" as NO. spring 81 l792 Is. Corn-IJSc low
err opening at soc, closing dull at S5ISc for No,
mixed. Oats-LoWer at &C.
LAKE FREIGaTS-Sc offered on corn IN
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-20
Campbell, FreW & Co.,

Having recently rented with NEW TYPE
and MATERIAL, andthoraushly renovated,
Wea1O prepared with the most IMPROVED
STEAM PRESSES, to execute more emel-
emily and promptly than evOrbofOro.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-20

HAIR, TOOTH, NAIL, CLOTH, SCRUB,
Ii and Horse brushes. A large aHsOrts
ment on hand and for sale at greatly reduced
prices by Q. III. ODBERT, Druggist. novl