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asked. Dealers are now furnishing the demand
for the country at 33c. in rolls and 35c. ~ yard
in bales
BALE RoPE-Remains unchanged, with a fair
retail demand at 1870. u ID. Round lots are
quoted at l8c. q II,
GUENY BAgs-Are in limited supply and demand
at &c, apiece
STAR CAHpLEs-Are in fair retail demand at
zoe. for u o., 2O3o. for ID o., 22o. for IA o..
and 25026c. u fb. for full weight.
HGDgs-Are scarce, with fair demand, while
prices firm at Sc. for green, 1Oc for kip skins,
and l2@13c. u ID. for dry.
BUTTER AND CHEEsE-Good Western Butter is in
better demand at 30@35c., ordinary do. is selling
at 25(928c. d H.; Goshen is in good supply, but
dull at 43045c. " ID. Western Cheese is dull
at l5@l8c. and English dairy lots at 25(028c.
Bib.
Salts selling at 81 95@$2 for Liverpool fine,
and 81 85lSl 30 for coarse, in retail lots. 1t is
quoted by the cargo at 81 S. y bushel.
sUNDRIEs-Eggs are scarce and selling at
s22@23 73 Dbl and s2O@$22 % box. New
at 81 Is, 81 5O@s3. Apples at 1904 % bbl
Beans, common, at s2@3, choice at $5@7 so
% Dbl. Chickens, at $I0@ll y doz. Geese, at
s8GDl0 % doz, and Turkeys at $25@30 8doz 100
bbls Apples sold at 50 70.
NAVAL sToREs-Rosn is selling at 50 50 for
common, 81 50 for No. 2, and 81 80 for No. /.
Tar at 81 so % Dbl. Pitch at So % Dbl Spirits of
Turpentne at Sc 5G16 &c. U grlIon. 70 bbls No. l
Rosin were sold on private terms; 30 bbls. Of Tur-
pentine at roc. q gallon, and 50 bbls do. at Csc y
gallon.
WooL-Is in fair supply but with little or no
demand, whatever. 1t is selling at 140l7c. for
Berry I8@22c. for inferior and 23@25c. % ii. for
clean. .
CoFFEE-Ts in fair demand and prices steady
There were sales yesterday Of 700 sacks, fair tc
good Rio from first hands at l8c. % ID, in gold
Dealers are supplying the demand for the interior
at 27827!c y Ii, currency, for low fair to fai
Rio. .. ...... ........
FREIGHrs-There are no fixed or reliable quo
tatons for freights to any point as the demand
still continues but little better than nominal
There is no steamship up for Liverpool
and tie rate is 3d.@9led u ID. 70
cotton to that port by sail, and l4c. % i
by sail to Hayre. The rates by steam t
New York and 30 ton lc. % ID. for cotton an
75c u Dbl. for -four and by sail 3@9-l6c' % i
for cotton and 45c % Dbl. for four A bark wa
on Thursday taken up at Mobile, to load here
at u ID. for cotton to Havre.
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.... JEFFERSON CRY, July ~ 1866,
Arrived yesterday-87 Hogs. sold-292 Texas
Beeves, 247 Calves, 81 Hogs, 1872 Sheep and 2
Mich Cows. Stock on sale-llI5 Texas Beeyes,
567 Calves and Yearlings, 232 Hogs 5246 Sheep
and ~ Mich Cows ..
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the court called out the names OF two

the court called out the names OF two
of the pirates. who were taken apart
from the Others, their shackles Knocked
off. and allowed to depart with their
kind friend and benefactor. 30 mu0n
| for Mandarin law and justice, especnuy
as his Excellency the Total. why Is
quite godsend to them for our gunDoets
to capture pirates and give them owe. -
them for trial and punishment.
question If all of these fourteen men
WHO were beheaded on the 9Th Dece m,
Der were the pirates who were delivered
to the Mandarins by her Majesty's gun
| boat Grasshopper, for In general aP-
| pearance they looked more like mieer-
able mendicants, hired and paid for the
purpose, than villanous Canton pirates.
The following questions put 10 xnesg
prisoners in the presence OF tne Iotal
may show the probability OF my sur
mise -
Remember. If YOU confess, you will be
beheaded to-day at noon; IL you deny
your guilt, you will be returned again
to prison.
Answer by all the men but two =
"sI am guilty, and wish to die; the
sooner the betterv
These fourteen men were then con-
demned to death, and one of them, said
to be the chief, was sentenced to be cut
to pieces alive previous to decapitatfon:
The Total sentenced him to be executed
the same as soecho, or spy, and IN
passing sentence handed the vermilion
pencil to an attendant, who made red
mark across the chiefs forehead, and
then threw the pencil disdainfully on
the ground, and broke up about q dozen
crockry cups in front Of the prisoners.
who were all kneeling. They were then
marched off to the execution ground,
and having arrived there they were
placed in four lines, three and four 10 q
line, equidistant from each other,
kneeling, the pirate chief being in the
centre. There was more care and rcgu-
larity at this execution than I had seen
before. A mandarin dressed In red,
carrying the Le'eng, and guarded by
soldiers bringing up the rear; and on
his arrival on the ground he waved the
Le,eng to two executioners, who. conn
menced their work OF butchery, and In
| less than five minutes three OF the
prisoners were lying headless around
their chief, who remained kneeling IN
the centre, bespattered with the blood
of his dead compositions During the
time the execution was going on the
| chief looked round occasionally, as he
heard the dull thud of the executioner's
knife, and apparently wishing for the
sam merciful fate aud speedy death !
But no, he was doomed to dreadful,
excrutiating suffering, by torture, ere
death would close upon bis agonies; and
being led away, was bound to large
post. But, not wishing to sicken my
readers by a recapitul ation Of the tor
lures the poor rebel underwent, euffice
it to say that ne underwent exactly ths
same .ortures, and the extra of having
the scalp cut across the top of the foe
head, and the skin and integuments
drawn down over his eyes. and was at
exhibitions have been Enacted at Annoy.
where British power Ii known, has been
felt. and IL respected; and only . word
from British consul would have pre-
vented them,
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From the Rev. VIM Smith, formerly Pastor of the VIM
centown and Nlviile IN. j. Baptist Churches.
Having used in my family number Of bottles Of your
Hollands German Bitters have 70 saw that regard
them as an excellent medicine specially adapted to
move the diseases they are recommended for. They
and useful in disorders of the liver loss Of appetite
&C. have also recommended them t. sevsrai Of my
friends who have tried them, and found them greatly
Dehencal In the restoration OF health.
Yours truly, WM SMITH
No. goo Hutchinson street. Philadelphia.
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ID }
BEWARE OF coUNERRPHfEsf

BEWARE OF COUNTERPKITyf
9s See that the signature Of &C. NJ jackson Ia on
the wrapper Of each bottle.
Ar Should your nearest Druggist not have tbss arti-
Gle do be put o by any Of the or spara
tons hat may be offered in its place, but send and
we will forward, securely packed, by express
PRINCIPAL OTrIcl AHD MAsuricroHY
NO. ssl ARcn STREET,
PKHAosifaIA, Pa.
10 N E 8 & EV A Ms,
Tsueesssem to @. NJ. JACKSON 4 Coz
PRopeIE.roRs,
~ For sale by Druggists and DsaIsrs In every town
n the United ssssss' dss7 S-saw1y
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II

From the Rev Joseph H. Ksnnard Pastor Of the Tenth
Baptist Church,
have been frequently requested to ssunect nv nome
with concentrations OF different kinds of medicines but
regarding The practice as out of my appropriate sphere
have in all cases declined but with clear proof In va
rious instces and particularly In my family Of the
usefulness of Dr. Hoonands German Btters depart for
once from my usual course to express my full conviction
that fo general debility Of the sysfe and especially far
Liuer Complaint is safe and potudbk prepdrc lion.
In il may fail; but usually, doubt not il
will be very beneficial to those who der from the alb
causes. Yours, very respectfully,
J. H. KENNARD,
Eighth below Coates street.
Philadelphia December a. 1894.
Rev. J. Herman, Of the German Reformed Church.
Kutztown Berks County, Pa cured of Dyspepsia OF
twenty years standing
A. N. spangler, Editor Of the CaytUiH No. 25 North
Sixth street. Philadelphia says this Btters was RECON-
mended to him by medical FRIEND and six BOTTLES cured
him of complete prostration Of the nervous system.
Rev j. Newton Brown, d. d Editor Of the Encycopedia
Of Religious Know ledge and Chri stan Chronicle Phil
adcphia
Rev. Thomas Winter D. D. Pastor Of Koxboroush Baptist
Church.
Rev Levi g. Beck Pastor Of the Baptist Church. Penn
berton, n. j. formerly Of the North Baptist Church.
Philadelphia at present Pastor OF tho Baptist Church
at Chester, Pa.
These gentlemen express In the strongest tsrms their
favorable opinion Of this Bitters.
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The Aurfulk 9ost.
THURSDAY. MARCH %, 1865.
from the New York Saturday Press
THE CART BEFORE THE HORSE.

-.,..sos..,,
where oriek ana nior - Il'e may ees'''
70 ut aoVp IN po. VI "
No-no-A mean ss'o'o' pe"''.
WIN NOT souna 70 n,a. nos
IA py the cannon hasoa 'no
No-by the shannon nav "eo'
-,.,
That wild expanse 70 scan toe''
love shiyer win foar-
mean river by the shote'
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q! !.

From the Rev r D. Penda Assi slant Editor Christian
Chronicle, Philade iphal
have derived decided benefit from the use Of Hoof.
lands German Blttsrs and feel it nv priv ,pe 10 recon.
mend them as most valuable tonic TO ali who are suf
fering from general debility from diseases arisng from
arrangement Of the liver. Yours truly
e. D. FE1NDALL.
From the Rev D. Merrge. Pastor Of the Passayunk
Baptist Church, Philadelphia
From the many respectable recommendations yeu TO
loonands German Btters was Induced to give them
trial After using several bottles found them TO be
good remedy for debility and most excellent tonic for
the stomach. n MERRTa q
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burning OF THE MUSEUM.

Truly yours,
P. +. BARNUM.
HERRING'S PATENT CHAMPION SAFEsl
The most reliable protection from fire no~ known.
HERRING 4 Co.'s PATENT BANKERS SAFES, with Herring
a FIoyds Patent Crysalized Iron, the best security
against burglars drill ever manufactured.
HERRING & CO.,
No. 251 Broadway, cor. Murray street, New YORK.
FARRELL HERRING CO.. Philadelphia.
HERRING h CO, Chicago.
Ne KN0wLs WALFoRD Agents, Richmond, Va
oct7-tf
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: IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
G r E A r SAL Z
OF
WATCHES, CHAINS, DIAMOND RINGS, &c,
ONE MILLION DOLLARS WORTH
to be disposed Of at
ONE D0TTAR EACH

Without regard to Value Not to be paid for until you
know what you to receive!ii
Splendid List Of Arcles AL to be sold at One Dollar
Eachii
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MISCELLANEOUS.
"R G H G. A r I Il r & CO.,
w GENERAL SOUTHERN LAND AGENCY,
No. 62 BROADWAY:
NEW YORK,

Negotiate LOANS for FARMERS and PL ANTERb;
also for ASSOCIATIONS, CORPORATIONS and COM
PANIES, and partnerships for the cultivation Of COT
TON, SUGAR, RICE and all SOUTHERN PRODUCTS;
also for the LUMBER and TUkPENTINE business.
Procure WHITE LABOR, native or foreign, to supply
special demand. Orders solicited H#
Organize Associations for ths development of MINING
and MANUFACTURING interests and the SETTLE
MENT OF SOUTHERN LANDS.
Purchase and forward MACHINERY, IMPLEMENTS,
SUPPLIES, &C., for FARMERS, PLANTERS and
MINERS
Give careful attention the collection and securing of
debts and the adjustment and settlement of claims of
every description.
Their correspondents and associates are of the
highest professional ability business capacity and social
position in their respective localities. Their plan OF
business is thoroughly systematic, and all its details
carefully arranged to the utmost responsibility
and reliability AL business entrusted to them their
correspondents will receive prompt attention Their
compensation will consist ENTIRELY OF COMMITS
sl0Ns, and charges will be moderate.
AUTHORIZED REFERENCES.
PETER COOPER Esq, New York.
A. A. LOWE, Esq, Pres. Chamber of Commerce N. Y
JAS COOKE, Esq. Philadelphia
GEO. H. STUART, Esq, Philadelphia
Messrs. FOLGER, CARTWRIGHT co,
No. 70, Wide Water Street,
Agents for the city of Norfolk. =
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REMEMBER

That this Bitters Ia not Alcoholic contains no Rum
Whiskey and cannot make Drunksrds, but Is the Ben
Tonic Ia the World
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Read Who Says So.
\

From the Rev. W. D. Segfed, Pastor Of Twelfth Baptist
Church, Philadelphia
Gentlemen IL have recently been aborng under the
distressing effects Of indigestion accompanied by pros
traon OF the nervous system Numerous remedies
recommended by fnends and of them tested but
without relief Your Hollands German Bitters were
recommended by persons who had tried the and whose
favorable mention OF these Btters induced me to try
them. must confess that had an aversion To Patent
Medicines nom the Thousand and one" qck "Btters"
whose only aim seems to be to palm Of ST eetened and
tendency Of which, fear, Is to make many a Confirmed
drunkard Upon learning that yours was really medi
cinal preparation, took 1t with happy effect It's &C
system, was prompt and gratifying. fesi that have
derived great and permanent benefit fop the use of
few bottles. Very respectfully youru,
W. D. 81 I9PRIRD,
No. 254 Shacka maxon street.
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The Belgian Minister in the CITY ~
Mexico. while riding in diligence, Wa
shot In the head and killed. w.
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
THE NORFOLK POST

rs the best terms to ApvrRrsEss and ts prices vsi
ALWAYS correspond with the general advertising rats
other cities
TWELVE LINES or less will constitute afqo1~
For a single insertion per square oN DvhhAH w' ~
charged, and for each subsequent inseru0n 1".".
FIVE CENTS.
M.rcbants Auctioneers and all others who advertise
regularly and occupy oneourth of column or more cas
ah snecia terms and will receive liberal deduction!
Business Cards, 1--WE DOLLARS per month or sufE Del
LARS per year.
All transient advertisements payable In sdvssee-s
others monthly.
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FEon WlaahlnrfLonL.

=. N ". = NJ Nov. T.-Judge Whit
s akef, OF New Orleans, who has been in
. ~ SSlly HOE some days on an important
mission looking to a flow al oRnitai
Southwark, has succeeded 10 his epti i,ts
saustaGtton; having conferred freeII1
with Northern gentlemen, now hers
DE leaves to-morrow for his home h
urge upon the South an agitation ri
their industrial interests instead Of no.
Htical questions.
Mr.. La Reintrie, late OF the State
Department, has replied to the card al
Mr.. Hargons, published in Anew York
paper. II appears that the Tehuan tepeC
Railroad grant was not made in com
stderation of hundred thousand dol
lars. This sum was only a security
given to be refunded in compliance
with the conditions of the grant.
President Juarez expresses great con-
hdence In the new company which en-
braces among its members General
y. s. Grant. The. old company have
lost all chance Of favor by having ap-
piled to Macmillan for removal OF
their grant. -ifa ' '-5
Petoleum has been discovered near
the city and another company will at
once proceed to sink wells.
In the cabinet meeting to-day the
Presidents message had q final read
ing and was sent to the printer. Copies
Will be ready tomorrow for mailing to
the distant press.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 27.-Ex-Rebel
General Edward Johnson, having been
recently Pardoned by the President, to-
day called upon Treasurer Spinner for
the payment of acheck for three or four
hundred dollars due to him in settle
ment as Major in the U. s. army in
1851 just before he Joined the army of
the Confederacy. The Treasurer re-
fused the payment in a manner which
was anything but pleasant to the APP
plicant.
The Government has in its treasury
about 800, 0O0, 900 in gold and coin cer-
tihcates. About 81, 600, 600 of the latter.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 27.-There was
no Cabinet meeting held to-day. The
various heads of the Departments are,
ecutive office in the order that they are
sent for by the President. No other
visitors are received by the President
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SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 25.-Small lots
OF Sea Island cotton arrived from Rat
en- Roiety Island. The staple is short,
but of fine, silky and excellent quail.
ty for manufacturing purposes.
The steamer Oriaamme, from Port
stormiest passages experienced on the
Pacific coast, bringing $3O4, 600 in trea.
sure.
The Portland papers report that new
and rich discoveries had been made
near the mouth of Kooteuaia river,
Gen. Steele is about to establish his
headquarters at Portland.
The wine product of Yuba county.
California, Is estimated this year at 81,
600 gallons.
The steamer American, from San
Juan, arrived to-day.
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Death OF Hon. Cave Johnson.

Johnson, Folks Post Master General,
died at noon on Friday, at his residence,
at Clarksville, Tenn, aged seventy-two
years. He served fourteen years in
Congress, acquiring national reputa-
ton; was four years President Of the
Bank of Tennessee, under appointment
from Governor, now President, John
convention to consider the return of
Tennessee to the Union, which body,
however, never assembled, and was In
1895 chosen to the State Senate, but de-
clined the seat because OF the aid and
comfort he had extended to the rebel
lion.
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/ lBY THE CABLE.
Advioes to ths 27tlr Of Novsmbar.
sPeaial o p.s Inteata,se,lIl..r

-
,,. hoSp - NOV, IA letter is pub
that 1tha - ~ tg NsWs To-Day stating
tnat the government has voluntarily
re-opened the caseof the privateer Ala
DANA. Mr.. Seward, on behalf Of the
American Government, demanded a
settlement Of the claims for damages
p 9!,.l tna a Vessel some two months ago.
LONDON, Nov. 26.-There is firmer
zone s!H e Observable In the market for o. s.
o-2o ponds this morning and business
mas Deen done for cash at both 7O9<@71,
tne lateer quotation being one now cur
REM emf Illinois Central Lie per cent. low
Erie shares steady at Saturdays
RATE l,'-
LONDON, Nov. PA telegram from
Antwerp' OF this days date, reports the
na.St tor Petroleum inactive at $50
1911. per 4Vo kizos, showing decline
since the last report OF 1@2E $500
LIVERPOOL, Nov. ELECTION un-
changed; sales to-day of 5000 bales of
nlaohng uplands at 14]{d.
Cprn advanced Cd; mixed was quo
seo at 4Os %. Spirits Turpentine Cd
lower.
LONDON, Nov. 27.-Illinois Central
u; Erie AZ; United States 5-2O's, in
[ I.' to24.
r. 10y -. = NoV: ~ M'--Ihe General
NJ ans 4A'.tistlc Company's steamer,
ae' Wnion AeIt new York on the
h !, lnsst.' arrived at this point early
'ttIs morning.
,,,l noSpoN, roy. H'-The Fenian trou-
- ~ AFelanu, nave assumed consid-
st1Dle proportions, and there is no
ooupS Out tnat serious outbreak has
oooufreu. Two regiments Of national
loops were urgently ordered to Ireland
5000 eoseay, anu transports We're being
prepared an last night, at Portsmouth.
a a1a large detachment of marines were
aiso sen1 over 10 Queenstown on the
war seeamer plymouth. Agunboat at
oua.nann mas Deen ordered to sail for
1ueenstoWn Immediately. Much alarm
- lelt at ooFk ana throughout Ireland
se ~.
nhe Lonuon I1mes' OF this morning,
pelleVes tnat the chief organizer, Ste
pn9ns' WIN soon arrive on the scene, If
n"s nos shEeaoy.
oEpoS,, NOV: ~ tNoon.(-A tele-
graphic olsPatch was received yester-
uay, from washington, by the United
- minister mister at Psris. It is believed that
~ ~; Ieiates 70 the mexican question.
a., an g, morntng Herald, OF to-day says
si9s = niSeu 9tates Nlnlster Adams mas
I ~. inc alabama case. "A Cahi-
t nes a meeun I'M, VIII soon Do heid, when
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Tho working OF the Revenue System


heWOrking of the Revenue system.
NEW YORK, Nov. 27.-The Worlds
Boston special says: There is a growing
Dissatisfaction with regard to the work.
ing of the revenue system. A case was
brought on in the Circuit Court to-day,
in which party had been indicted for
selling liquor without a license. The
plea OF the defendant was that the Uni
ted States could not take money legally
from persons carrying on what was
held to be an unlawful business. The
Court ordered that the arguments be
submitted in writing to the Supreme
Court, the Judges Of the Circuit Court
being unable to agree on the question.
The receipts of Hour at this port du-
ring the past two weeks were $50, 567
barrels against 757j 200 during q cores
ponding period in 1866, yet in the face
of this doubling of the supply, prices
are far higher than then.
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The Indians .Beeominr Troublesom,

The Indians Becoming Troublesome.
NEW YoRK, NoY. 27.-The Worlds
Chicago special says the Sioux city
becoming troublesome along the river
above that point. Several stages con.
tanning miners, have recently been at
tackled, and some passengers have been
murdered.
The Dakotah Herald, OF Yonkton,
says that three men were recently muir
That paper also reports apprehensions
of extensive trouble In Dakatahl
The Worlds Hartford special says
that Allen Stellman, Republican candi-
date for Mayor, has two hundred ma
jority, and the entire Republican ticket
the official returns, by from "a to l76
majority. z. light vote was polled.
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MARKETs BIZ TELEGRAPH.
RnIrit az 1he lIa,r-Ynr,r nI..,...

GaoNNl &OLNA 84AElAeGs
NOWHERE H.-The Posts money article
The loan market Is in abundantly supplied
at per cent for call loans, and there Is a fair
YoI11ne OF transactions at per cent, with q
general tendency towards eaaief rates Dis
counts are quiet at per cent; very choice
Good bills are quoted a. SAG per cent, with
The stock market is active but fevertsh.
governments are better in consequence TaTt-
~ OF the recent short sales by spectators and
parity OF The demand for foreign account but
snleny rom the large and increaSing invest
dnenees chiefly the 6-2ls, and TOT les extent
the 100, but almost all descriptions OF Cow
pathy. AfEer the regular board the u1ots-
Hudson River 1I2s Reading Ils%: Miciio1T5'
buTgh $50; Northwestern ~; do prsfe 11
Wayne zoos OHIO & Missisippi cef4tiiacatsS
The Posts Washing special nays That
ptomlnen ut Southern men have urged eerIlp-
taEy McCulloch 70 recommend TO CongTess q
reductlon Of the taEon eotton.
The Commercials money article Eays: The
money market Is working eaEier. Haiance1
are 0ecumulAtlng with the banks and IoanS
are more freely offered. Good bOff5JIerS and
no dlnculty in supplying their wants al 8 DsT
ssng onStoek eolateFals although conGideFS-
cent gccls1on1l Transactions are mazda a E
Per cent on governments, Discounts move
ON9! per cent. - =
SolQ ha9 taken q sharp upward turn. The
EePort % complication Between our Govern.
lnens ana that OF France upon the Mexican
question has been freely tlsel by the 6IIiIS
and the price has fOuGhed1 ia. The naarab-
proaeh Of exchange to the specie shipping
point a4so tends 70 aid the upward tendency.
the short interest Is considerable and loanS
oIs generally nat The advance in gold has
p96 Gown the value of Old 5S20S 9E9K below
the London quotations and from the iejy f3ur-
chnee4 OF bonds by foreign bankers this EnoFns
ing y = evident that . certain supply of billa
Wl4l come from that source and this consider
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BALTIMORE, Nov. 27.-Judge Giles.
Of the United States Circuit Court, has
decided that Mr.. Oden Bowie was en-.
titled to recover on the amount ot
taxes paid by him in the sales of tobac-
GO grown IN 1852 and 1863, as the Inter
nal Revenue act OF 1865 did not author
ize taxation on any produce as income
which had been growing previous to
An ordinance is before the CITY
Council for appropriating S2O, 900 to the
aid of the colored schools.