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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.

LONDON Nov. lO-Noon.-Consols for money open sob
LONDON Tuesday Nov 20-Evoning-COnsols closed ills
evening at GOT for money
AMERICAN SECURITIES.
Closed the following prices United States FiyeTWentesJ
7OJ; Illinois Central 5si Eric Railway. 80
The following the current quotations for American Sc
curdes United States FiyeTwcntes 70l Illinois Central
shares 7s3 Eric Railway shares, 20
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET
LIVERPOOL NOV 20-noOn-Thc market for cotton opens
quiet and steady at I'D for Nddg Upands Buness thus
far indicates a days sale Of 10000 bales. 4
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 90 Eyening.-The Cotton market has
been duh and unchanged to-day md closed at I'D for Mddns
Upands.
The sales to-day amounted to ZOO bales.
LIVERPOOL BREADSTUPFs MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, Tuesday, Nov. 20-eyening-The bEeadstons
market has shown an advancing tendency Wheat closed 4d
higher Flour has advanced H..
OTHER LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
The Provision market has been easier today.
Rice has advanced 3dGd
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THE INDIAN WAR.

HONORABLE MENTION OF A GALLANT OFFIcER-THB
SIOUX SUING FOR PEACE.
BIT TELEGRAPH
WASHINGTON, Nov. 20.-The following important order
has Just been received from the Department Of the
Platte.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF The Platte
OMAHA Nebraska, Nov. -, lsoj. )
GENERAL ORDERS No 2O-The Commanding General an
nouuces the Department that Lieut. George A. Armes "a
u Cavalry being with twenty i've men OF his regiment
from Fort Segwck October sd in pursuit OF war party oe
Sioux Indians which had driven of the previous day several
hundred head of stock found and followed their trail under ting
difficulties OF crossing wide rivers forks Of the Platte and
Of darkness o. miles from O'Clock 70 II o'clock M
Then he surprised party instantly attacked and killed and
wounded nearly all Of their superior numbers captured ~
Indian horses burned their camp and brought of safely most
Of the stolen stock.
Thus this Young ocor has set fine example TO the depart
ent of overcoming difficulties that would have discouraged
and STONED many without loss Of credit Of bold determination
10 succeed and striking without stopping count his
mics and has presented TO the profession perhaps the
greatest cavalry feat heretofore recorded
By order Of BreYet Maj. Gen Cooke
II. G. LTcHrIELD Acting A. A. q. :
The Commissioner Of the Indian Bureau to-day received
telegram from Omaha N. T., stating that agent Patrick,
at Fort Laramie teegraphs that all the hostile bands Of
Sioux Indians send messengers requesting permission 10
sign the peace treaty He says they are permitted to
como in, the war is ended.
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GREAT BRITAIN.

MEETINGS OF TIE CABINET.
number Cabinet Councils were being held In London.
The Times says they can hardly be on the subject OF reform
as the OF the in existence is scarcely likely 10 he IN
SO forward permit elaborate discussion OF It's de
tails and il therefore prcumes the attention OF The council
occupied by departmental business among which The Inns
hopes Is included the army organization
DEATH OF SIR ]. L. K BRUCE.
SrJ l. Knight Bruce late Lord Justice Of tue Court Of Ap.
peal died on the 9TH inst
HEAVY MERCANTILE FAILURE
The drafts Of Dent Co. of China the 1th instant.
refused acceptance by Kent Palmer Co. Of Liverpool lis
two firms entirely distinct =.
The engagements of the firm roughly estimated az
$4,000 600 sterling 49, -,
The wealthy and 10 Is believed the creditors VIII
receive the whole Of their claims.
EX-GOV. EYRE.
1t is announced that exGoy Eyre Of Jamaica would be ar
ragned Central Court OF London IN about ten days for
the Jamaica murders.
THE EX-REBEL STEAMERS AT LIVERPOOL.
The Of the Confederate steamer seized at Liverpool on
behalf Of the United States Government was before the Adj
miralty Court on the 9Th
II was stated ia behalf OF the prosecution that was
before the Court and that by the consent OF ell parties the
would stand and the vessels remain they at LIVER
pool Ii was believed the would be privately adj
justed. -
Tho adviccs Manchester unfayoabe the MARKET or
goods and yarns being irregular and declining
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BOSTON.

RUMoRs OF HEAVY rAnUREs-THE STATE OF TRADE
BIT TELEeRAPH TRIBUNE
Boston, Nov 20.-There is rumor to-day that two
firms have failed in Federals for $4,000 Their assets
Will DO Of no value whatever.
The import trade Of Boston this year will amount to
over 800 GOO OO adding charges and reckoning the value
in currency Our coastwse business has reached magn
tude never before attained and receipts by steamers
greatly surpass those Of any previous year. The business
Of Boston this year therefore, has reached tie highest
figure ever known u her commercial histon
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THE ALLEGED DBTMLERY FRAUDS.
PROCEEDINGS BEFORE Q. $. COMMISSIONER NEWTON

PROCEEDINGS BEFORE Q. s. COMMISSIONER NEWTON
YESTERDAY.
The whisky or burning fluid" fraud cases came
up for examination before o. Commissioner Newton at the
Courtroom in Montagues, Brooklyn, yesterday morning
Afdays had been made out against Messrs Ehu Angus
A. J. Schwabns Xii Boehme and Louis Rowe and Voluntarily
placing themselves In the way Of arrest were admitted bail
IN the sum each The Of the labores had
been arrested were adjourned one week.
The Commissioner then proceeded investigate the matter
Of the United States VS.. L. w. Angus. ,
evidence the Commissioner adjourned until this
morning az o'clock. An effort aeTward made IN the
form OF motion before Judge Benedict have dismissed tho
ton that the property had becn seized by citizen and not
by officer Of the UUted States The judge refused ~ allow
tha unrfs claimed
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ITALY.

ITALY
EVACUATION OF ROME BY THE FRENCH.
PARIS, Tuesday, Nov 20, ls6.
The preparations for the evacuation OF Rome by
the French troops will be finally completed on the
18th of December.
RICAsOLTs NOTE.
The Monteur to-day sees in the recent note of Baron
Ricasol the intention Of Italy TO obey the September
Convention.
GEN. PLEURY AT FLORENCE
FLORENCE Tuesday, Nov. 20 1865
Gen. Fleury has arrived in this capital.
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THE GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC.
NATIONAL CONVENTION AT INDIANAPOLIS

NATIONAL CONVENTION AT INDIANAPOLIS.
81 TELEGRAPH TO TRIBUNE
ISDIANAPoLIs Nov. 20.-The National Convection Of
the Grand Army Of the Republic convened here To-day
Delegates from ten States have reported. Othem viii
come tomorrow. The work II the day has been 20 ar
point committees and perfect organizations. Gov Nor
ton welcomed tho delegates al night Gen. PpImtf Te
spOndea Oh hehAll Oi Tie INAN0nunn
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FRANCE.

FRANCE.
REPORTED POLICY OF THE GOVERNMENT on THE Mex
ICAN QUESTION.
PARIS Tuesday Nov 90 1896.
1t is said that NJ Mouster, the French Minister, is
preparing note the Mexican question. IL is I'M
derstood that it will be concatory toward the United
States and will not object to the recognition Of the
Juarez Government.
NAPOLEON AND THE KING OF PRUSSIA,
Il is stated that Napoleon has invited the King OF
Prussia to visit Paris.
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ODD FELLOWS ENCAMPMENT.
| TO rHR TRIBUNE.

BY TELH0kAPH TO ThB ThIBVNt.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 2O.-The Grand Lodge and
Grand Encampment Of Odd Fellows Of tho State Of Indiana
met to-day session The Communications and reports
of the Grand Officers show the Order very PROSPEROUS
dtiOn.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVED OUT.

QUEENSTOWN Nov. 20-Noon-The Inman steamship ny or
Paris which left TO- touched hero this morning
TO Liverpool
QUEENSTOWN Nov. 90 eyeningThe steamship Heca Capt.
Elmondston which left New York the 9TH nst touched att
this port afternoon and subsequently proceeded 70 Lver
non
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BY STEAMSHIP.

PORTLAND Me-, Tuesday, Nov ", 1865 ,
The steamship Hbenian, Capt Button, which efs
Liverpool at II a. m OF Nov and Londonderry the 9th
rived at Portland at 100 this morning
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VESSEL ASHORE
rrnlraaAPn 1o rHn rnIprsr.

AUGUSTA, Nov. 2O.-The ship Admiral which went
ashore South Breakers uoag smons Island has been
swept by high tides into Svash Channels steam tug s ole
side and il Is believed the sip viii be- got OIL
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MARINE DISASTER.
~ TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

y TRIEGRAPH 10 THE TRIBUNE
NANTUCKET, Mass, Nov. 20.-The bark reported
ashore pro ed TO be the Mary Lbby from Cardenn
Portland She ashore but anchored close H. and
proceeded Sunday morning.
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EUROPE.
NEWS BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE TO NOV. 30.
By TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE.

TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNE
GREAT BRITAIN.
NATIONAL REFORM ENTHUSIASTICALLY REso-
LUTON.
MANCHESTER, Tuesday, Nov. 20, 1866
At the National Reform Conference, held in this
city, it was resolved to use all possible efforts to-
counteract the tactics of the Tories and to prepare
the outline of O Reform Bill.
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MISSING STEINER.
BI TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

y
CHARLESTON, Nov. 20.-Nothng has been heard Of
the steamship Kngfsher which sailed from Baltimore for
Charleston the 10th instant
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THE TTONAL FINANCES.
ny rrIra,Apn TO TEE 1nrpus

BY TrLrokAPH TIE TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2O.-The United States Treas.
ury to-day held sol 900 of gold of which $40 belong
10 the Government and the balance is held gold certificates
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RUSSIA.
NEW GOyERNMTNT loan.

LONDON Tuesday Nov. % leto
new Russian loan OF 7O,OOO,OOO of forms has
been introduced into the market.
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In company with several others, / explored
Hong Korg" IN the summer OF 1868. 1t then
contained population varying from two TO
three thousand, lying on the trans-London
route to Dunelly and tie remote northwestern
gold fiel0s, 1t occupies the upper end OF large
HAT that may be said TO have been systemati-
cally "bUrTowed" by the MOngolans, who have
had a settlement at Burnt Greek since 1854 It
is sheltered by succession of alluval hills
that gradually stretch away 10 the west until
they unite with the Black RANGES Among
the buildings which boruer each side OF the
principal street OF the camp, we noticed
gambling saloons, and opium and smoking
rooms; the shops OF ie Hclers, gold buyers, and
coach proprietCrs; clothing, bsh, fruit. aud pro-
vision stores, the contents OF the latter being
most temptngly displayed. An elaborate bar
bers shop, built oil shingles and tancuully Orna-
u ented, Occup ed a prOm'n nent site, where the
professor ight be seen carefully shaving the
har off the face, neck, and forehead OF Celes
tlal dandy or perhaps tickling his ears. Here,
ALSO a pTetentiOue and venerable Escu'apius
dispensed his astringent medicines. His dplo
ma. # II measured the length of his ia |, was
unexc eptionable, though seemingly It was not
appreciated A cobbler, vigorously plying his
craft in tent about five feet square, pr Jlessed
TO make very good sLoe;" and IN the building
al joining might be observed round plethoric
individual, lntently occupied in the develop
ment of some fancy Jumper" or other showy
Monaghan garment.
THE WOMEN.
Several Of the more wealthy Chinese have
married white women, aud thus perhaps taken
the most etectual step towards relieving
themselves OF the social ban under which
the commUnity have for long time suffered.
There are no female Celestlals at the diggin0s,
and it s even doubtful whether the odd speCi-
men or two, popuiarly believed to have been in
Melbourne for some years past, bad any other
fhan mythical eX stence. The introduction of
Chinese ladies into Victoria, however, has
become an accomplished fact; an importation
OF three or four almond.eyed damsels having
recently taken place. ...
There Is little doubt but that, as the gold
feds at present available to them are gradually
narrowed by the superior energy OF the Euro
pean, and by the absorption Of the old ground
by leasing comranies they will torn an import
ant element IN the future OF the colony. With
the natural taste tor the cultivation Of most
ground products, quick at rece wing instruction,
and thOroughiy accllmat,zed their services
vii! prove inv aluable IN connection with those
enterprises TO which attention has of late been
dlrected-the culture OF The tobacco plant, the
vine, aud the olive.
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THE MALCONTENr HOHEMIAN VII.
LAGER.

II laws should be for every depree,
And mark CRIME in others, sure worse than me,
Why, dangle your KIug OF North Germany
Upon this dark tree.
There's many widow in Germany
Who wouldn't more bitterly weep to see
That monarch aud all his company
Upon this tall tree.
Let Bismark atop in the wind swing free,
And rattle his bones over Germany,
And that will make death very sweet to me
Upon this foul tree.
Place me not Sadowa's Geld to see
A sad hour that to my land and mel
Let it not be my latest memory
Upon this black tree.
Comrade bear this 10 one dear to me,
Aud tell her not sorry but proud to be,
That Tor right, and Kaiser, and home died he
Upon that sad tree.
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AUCTION SALES.


JOHN EpoAR ThUMsoN, Trustee in a certain
nden,uIe o. honerte OF the pop rty erelnaiter de
,uibeO eAecu "a b. the Tyrone and leain,d Raj road
pay ne he prnc al a. in d bonds Of said
IEt @ 81 S SOS SSun % OF S4 IA @ S sSd S1S6rss is
tie Oh ce or e,OIding Oteds etc In and for the cOun-V
6otfA pages 5tS IS "a and T. nd il the once fc
coruing d,tus eo 10 and ior the county Of Centre on
plieii' etc do Lereby i've notice that deaut hsyna
IL mace Tor ore than ninety dnys In the payment
tie due sld denanLed the said bonls, will
suGnce OF the written request 10 ME directed the
bCIGs ara y Virtue Of The power confer ed uoon
nG snJ s h hs and az b bidder SS ~ HUN
d suNS. ALCtttIecrs az the PPILADELPHlN EN
z7th GS OF septeE ter I m 1G6 GTp upoH D te tcr s AMI
CO, dnons Hereinafter stated, the hoe Of the said
ihe whole OF tha sect on of said Tyrone md lear.
Sa a@S ocf awe pG ond R1 caf oH a
Co uty, ennsyN ania to ii lipsbug Centre county,
with al ard snl u ar he railway, =, rats, bridge
sVery otsc,ip ion ao ucd by and bclonplns to SAID
ttnpGn, 0Ld all the tolls iucCme issues, and profits
LANDS used and occupied railways deSott, or sta.
ing thereon or procured .herefol
AND GEN RALLY .....
works, TOO ouses, Goa ouses wharves, -enccs rights
OF way Workshops, machinery, srtons, depots depo
iCal estate bun nls md Improvements whatever
ne 1ntonCd piopeTty AID 20 inc said secttp of sad
TJ ION, and earte abroad and owned by said CON
\
h. suiC section Of TIC Tyrone and Ceailed Railroad
eNtet ttOm he nte section OF the vione and leH~
eln Railroad vi the raj road OrDcrly be Ongtng to
tie ~, ne and Lockhuvcn RGilroSd omDauy but now
10 the aid tsge Val ev kaIlroad Company Is ubOu
20 miles In Cngth. - ~
SlCCCO o. the purchase money ne mad IN cash when
tie property struck of ana the ba Hnce WITHIN 20 days
Il carer
PAYMFN account of the sain ba OF purchase
uev, the The divlueud thereof payaJ dc
the bonds secured by the snid mortgage aud he ma
Oi h said bonds be made in the said
coupons; ana II the dividend is less than the
actual sum cue upou the sad bonds or coupons tue
holders may retain possession the salt bonds and
COuI receptng to the said trustee for the said
md and endorsing payment O the same on the s9ld
tC nGS OF coupons
pom hc purchase money being oaid aforesaid tho
JTustee will execute and deliY deed convex AncC
tie pIeui TO the purchaser or purchasers IN pur
Ui the Lower conferred uoOn hm by the saiC
mCltkaLe.
pICnlses nay lie had upon Application to the under
81, ned Trustee NJ the ofce OF The vnnla Raj
rod Con pauy No. 23S =. Third rec, Phi ade phi.
JOHN FL GAR 1HOM 20 rustee,
80. l3S . HlID Street
N. TUOBAS d ON. Auc iOneers,
Il mfim Nos, l5G and lal $ FOURTH rect
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AUCTION SALES.
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NJ U CN II
JOHN EDGAR THOMSON, TRUSTEE in certain
sped sxene3 6y me yoSe S snd
ompanN TO ne as mOitgaeee In trust 70 secure the
GGmpanv c % a%Su%t Of $500 Winch oftae S IS
IN i6e 5fsS H,coFdns DEEDS etc " and tie
H. d SSSt SSoe having s ps mo- sGS
or more I6an nnfiy da 81 IN he pa, mtnt 0f tue int
9nce Of he o,S wit t request 70 me directed o the
the said bonds and by ue of the COME rred
upon in tat respect by tht sal mJrl to
NJ. GfoGAs 4 o o s,Auctoneeits att at he S PHLGDEG
ib6sdsy the 26 dSv o september u A. d. s5s Rpon the
tern ana cOnditons hereinafter stated the whole .
Ilevnole o. that section OF the Ty rome and G. ear
ia al roSd e at or near ne yTone station in
Blair county tn the point OF connection with the
known and designGted as The Int Tsoo lOn," being
sbou three miles and one quarter from the Penus,
COZ structed together with all and sngul he rI
% %orope eVev desepon Sc9ured by and Be
longing to said COMPANY adjacent 20 or connected with
mics o road. and, al the tolls incomes issues and
a The lands used and occupied tor railways dep,ts
sint Uns between said points on said section tree
thereon or procured thereor
AND GENERALLY.
Al the lanes railways rails bridges, cuverts trestlc
works tool Ouss, coal houscs, wharves, enccs rllht
OF way NorkshOps machinery sta IONS deDOts, depot
Iea estate OLdlI IS, and Improvements of whaleye
kind appertaninR or belonging 10 tha above
mentioned OpeTtY and to he said section the said
Tyrone and Clearle RAILROAD and owned by sad
COMPANY IN connection thereHih.
1bc said section the Tyrone and Clelrled Railroad
extending from he point OF Intersection of the said "
Railroad the point OF Connection with the graded Inc
o tho said lylone and CleerhelG Raj road known .and
~ he lntersC ctiOn " is about 3A mics length
TERMS OF SALE
$1,000 Of the purchase he paid in cash when
the prt struck off, and The baance wi thin twenty
DAYS thereafter
TAYMFNT on account of the said balance
of purchase money, to the extent OF the
dividend thereof PAYABLE the bonds
cured by the said mortgage and the matured coupons
Of said bonds be MADE in The said bonds cOupOns
and tie dividend Is less than the actual sum due upon
the said bonds coupons the LOdCrS retain pos
session of the said bonds and coupons reCe ptng
the said Trustee for the SAID dividend and endorsing
pay ment the same on the said bonds or coupons
Upon he purchase money bel paid, as aiO reslld
the SAID Trustee vii execute and de iver a deed OF
conveyance O the premises to the purchaser pur-
chGstrs IN pursuance OF the power conferred upon him
bv the said mortgage.
my iur her Information in respect o said sale, or
premises Ue had upon app cttOn to the under.
ST. ned Trustee the once the pennsylvania Rail
road Company No. 235 S. hlrd street PnadclpIa.
JOHN EDGAR THOMSON lrlstea,
No. ZjS $. II RID street
NJ. THOMAS g. son Auc lonCers
Nos. l39 ana l4l ) FOUR II street
6ll nam PHILADELPHIA
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6II nam

NJ o T c &.
l. R. FRANKLIN RALEY, Trustee IN a certain lnden-
turc OF MorLate Of the p perry herenat' r desc lDeu
the principal and interest OF bonus OF sad Com
day OF FebruarJ d. lsGl, and recorded IN the once
Tor recording deeds, &c. in and Tor thc county Blair
book L. pape ilS etc and in he onice for recordif,S
day felruary A d.. 1867 in mOrgape BOOK u. pa @
4U6 hereby lvv notice tha delau hay ing been
ne or due and d the 's sS B0d @
in pursuance of the writ en- de9uest to me directed
bones and b. virtue OF the power con erred upon me
sale, and sen to the highest and bes bidder by H.
IH0MA- soNs, Auctioneers at the PHI .AD Ell
thursday the 9th day Of September A B. i5j6 upon
VI terms ana hereinafter stated the whole
The whole OF that iection o, the Tyrone and ear
syNaua. TO Phil ilipsDurg in Centre county, pennyl
vania, the is row construc ed, tooether with
spikes iron timber, bridges fences together WIN all
longing o said CoH pany sppurtenan; 10 SAID rad
ana all the rights liberties, prvileGes and corporate
income issues and profits 70 be derived and o
arise from the same, ana al the lands used aud
points with all buildings standing thereon procured
AND GFNFRALLY.
All he lands roiiways raj S. trdges culvets, tres.
IGhs Oi way Workshops, machinery stations depor5,
depot gTUunUs, works masonry, and other supectrdc-
whatever ure or kind hppertaining Or DeOnoing t.
the uboVe.n entiCned pTOper ana TO the said ion
Of the said IN rome and Cearie Railroad and owned
by said ompanE IN cOnnec .On th and all the
rohts liberties privileges and corporate franchises Oi
said road andCOmpant.
The said section OF ihe said Tyrone ana C'earhe 4
Railroad EXTENDING + ON said yrO Station Blair
unity, TO ana through the bOlough OF PhLlipsJIrg,
Centre county is about 23l2 mi IS in engrh.
TERMS OF sac
$4,000 of the pu chase mon 10 be paid II caah when
the property ls struck OIL and the balance wi hun wynty
days thereafter.
Pavment on account OF the said balance OF purchas1
money the ent the dividend thereof payable
tie bonds secured by the said rCgaae and the mIlIru
coupons OF he said lCnds, may be made IN the sal,
bonds coupons; ana Il he dly.dcnd is les
than the actual sum upon the saii bon !,
and courons. the 10 des retain ssessiUl
oil he said bonds and COUPONS rnceiDtmg to tho
said lrustee the said dividend. and endorsing pay
ment OF The same ON the said bonds or cOIpOpS.
Upon The purchase money being paid as a1JTasii tn,
1Tust viii execute deliver deed o. COnyeyanC
OF the premises the purchaser purch DIrS
Gnce OF the power conferred upon him by the said
mortgage.
Any further information in respect to the SAID "a o
premises may be had app icatOn the uudersi Il cd
trustee at lis ofcc NO AZ south HhD Street IN tLC
II. FRANKLIN RALEY trustee
No az south Third street
6llmSm NCs. l51 and 4l South FOURTH Street
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1T is stated in Calais letter that demand
in Normandy and other parts of the north west
OF France for oxen, cows, calves, and sheep for
Enslsnd IS greater than that marks ct can satisfy,
OF France. AT Calais, in one day, six hundred
oxen from the south were embarked for Eng
land; and on another day three hundred and
eight were sent OFF. Considerable numbers of
other animals were like wise despatched.
There appears to be good reason for sup.
posing that an abundant supply of petroleum.
exists in the rocks of England. II is stated
that the surface 'rndlcations" of various parts
of Shropshire lead to this inference. Expert
mental borings are already in progress The oil
pit which has Oeen sunk at LeeswoOd Green, In
Flintshire, continues in active operation, and is
increasing In produce.