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Ditto ........,.,......
Beng the south S feet s
inches front of lot 26,
and the north IL feet &
inches front Of lot %, by
the depth thereof.
Paving alley tax on In.
terest from September
Is, 1866.
Ditto.
Being the south 10 feet
frontof said lot BY the
depth thereof. ~
Paving tax ON interest
rom February ID, 1854. =.
Ash, Earl s. ..............I
Beginning on Seventh
street west 70 feet south
nom the northeast cor
ner Of SAID square, and
running due west 2OO
feet TO Eighth street
west thence north par
allel with Eighth street.
10 feet, thence cast 900
feet to Seventh street,
then south parallel with,
Seventh street 10 feet to
the beginning.
ambush, Enoch. .........I
Beginning for the same
at the northwest corner
OF said lot, and runntngI
east D feet, then south
90 feet 6 inches, them
west - fest. thsn south!
81 feet 9 inches, them
west ID feet, then north
TO the bo0inntuR, 1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-02-13

SAID city, and knoWnl
and described In the off,
nee plat and ground
plan OF the same as
square numbered two
hundred and eighty
four, embraced and con-
tanned within thefollow-
ing metes ana bounds
that 10 TO say: Begin
ming for said part OF the
said square at q point onI
K street north twenty
six feet (26 feet) west
from the part OF said
square, which was con |
yeyed BY Count Julius,
De Menus to john
France, and runninel
thence north one hun
dred and forty feet 70 AMI
alley; thsr CO east byl
ana with the line Of said
alley twenty-six feet;
thence south (1a0) oneI
hundred and forty feet
70 the line OF X stresS,
and thence by and With
the line OF said street tol
the Doiut NJ hNwfuufu~
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By Telegraph.
Spirit OF the stock Market,


NEW 1OElkS nov Il.
The Posts money article says: srkT
loans on eau and 51<68 for the choicest com.
mercial bids. The stock market Is irregular.
Governments are firm with fair demand from
lnyestorS 1906 are rather better, but. gold
bearing Bonds arefchiet1Y in request; the No.
Yember b-2Osaye wRnfea at l091f.g Aftar the
Tesulaf beard the Quotation were New York
Central lex: Erie IS; Reading l165<; Michigan
Southern 9S1S; Pittsburgh 93I155; Northwestern
50; Northwestern preferred SO1<; Toledo l2O1S;
Rock Island 1l54; Fort Wayne lll1E; Ohio u
MISSISSIPPI certificates IS; Cumberland bree
rlefTed8llIs. 1EoreiBn exchange flrm but dull;
bilIs at 60 days on London quoted at l0G3z@
1O95S; for commercial l091<9l093<; for bankarS'
do at short sight lf0H@u09<. ErItS
The Commensurate money article says:
Yesterday the Sub-treaSury paid out about
S5,OQQqgP Of gold upon c0upOns' to-d0YBspays
menus qpk To- noon were about 1900 600,
mHlElnE the total disbursements thus far
W5OO,OO0. There are no indications OF any
shipments of specie tomorrow on account OF
COUPONS owned abroad. The stock market
exh1bltS very active BpeGula9 We movement
but with some trTegularity in price; some OF
the stocks which advanced largely yesterday
Southern lClevelahf d PiEtsburshI lNoffhz
iwesterut Fott Wayne, Ohio 6sAlsstSppi were
especially active; Governmentsa are less active
than yeSterday but steady; on the mlscallane-
Gus list Atlantic Mall Wa8the chief attraction,
the price closing at an advance OF per cent
very eIdenTand trOmf1e broken Son CAL
6per cent appears % be the most general rate
on STOCK collRteIRlS with broad exceptions; on
Governments the general rate is per cent,
D1AcountS 4Ho dull andpapaG is acEumulating
IN NE 5a ~ OF PresSsES "a the i1dL
rates, with an improving tendency in rates
on call loans,
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PROMRAHTMORE

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2.-The Bulle4
tinfof this city has q special dispatch
nom Bal tfmotes which says GoYernpr
applied last night to Judge Martin to
be sworn into office, The Judge re-
fused to tend. tc.S ths9 buhtneSs out Of
Court, and there has been no appli-
cation to the Court up to this time. The
Clerk of the Court, Alfred Mace, Is q
staunch loyalist, and he will not swear
In the new commissioner Judge Mar
tin VIII also probably refuse orswear
fn-the new commits iOhefs, unlessf they
agree to TEST the question in Court be-
fore taking possession of the offices to
which they have been appointed by the
Governor. The old police force will
refuse to serve under Governor Swami.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 1.-THE city is per-
have taken place beyond an attemptsto
shoot @ policeman" by firing at him
whilst In Taylor's news room. The
new Commissioners have not yet made
their appearance, nor have they yet
applied to be sworn In. There is no
truth whatever IN the report telegFspPs
has decided to recognize the newly APP
pointed Police Board. On the contrary,
heis OUTS oken IN his determining ton
not to recognize them. The latest re-
port Is that Mr. !. Berf y has posftt lively de-
clined the apppiptment isot5 Police Com
missioner rendered himyby Governor
IN SECOND DBPAT6HfI.h 'a' '2l9i'i
BALTIMORE, Nov. 2.-Gov. Swami re-
turned to Annapolis this morning from
Washington. There are throngsN of
people in the vicinity Of the police sta
lions and Newspaper offices, but all re-
mains quiet. The following is what
was said by Judge Martin of the Supe-
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BY 1.-THE j0ABnE. I
.AdEiQes to thealgt 1Of November

D DUBLIN, October 81. AMr. Bright Il has
arrived In this cit A grand banquet
was given him, which was great sue
cess. He made q speech In, which he
urged f1n strong language the applica-
tion. of proper remedies for the removal
ofIrish grievances. s tseses y Ii .,i
/ LONDON, OCT. s1.-The Lord Mayors
banquet In honor Of the successful lay
ing of the Atlantic cable came of last
night, and was q most brilliant success.
Eloquent speeches were made by many
distinguished gentlemen.
PARIss Nov. 3.-It Is said that the
Emperor Napoleon has informed the
Empress Oaflotta that She had better
tell the Emperor Maximillian to cede
two of his provinces to the United
States, In order to consolidate his rule
in Mexico.
vienna, Oct. Silt Is confirmed that
NJ. Beust is to be the new Foreign Min
lister of Austria.
RoME, Oct. s1.-The Pope has deliv-
ered an alIoGution oondemning the con-
ducttof Italy, debating that he is ready
to die in defense of the right, and that
In case of deed, he wiz seek the free
exercise Of his,mInistryin anotherlanil
LStpoH, OctIl I'D. ConsoIs! ssJ{ FOR
money; us. 5.9Ols,6o; Illinois Central
railroad shares Tx, Erie 81 11ff.a,lcis,. AZ
LrvERPooh, Oct. 81 Cotton, sales to-
day, Of i, 600 bales at 145<@15 for mid
ding uplands. 5tuol - .,asi irszf 8 ls, ]
Pans, Noy. Ia decree has been
issued appointing commissioners for
recognizing the French army. The
Emperor Napo1eo on Is t.. preside , over
the commission. q az :ia Iiamol pnRr-
Nov. 1.-THE Government
has issued decree ordering that the
foEtresses ofMentzi and Cobientz be dis
armed and the artillery force reduced
to a peace footing, .,,,T 80 : - :
LONDON, Oct, 31.--The Turks claim
great victories over the Christians in
Gambia, in a hard fought battle neal
Odessa. The Christians lost 700 men,
while the Turkish loss was very heavy.
Three Thousand Christians had been
drowned lind a cave where they had
sought refuge, tide rising and sub
merging them. Large submissions were
being made by the Christians to the
Turkish authority. a1t1gl .i.ts4s y ...iiii
LoNDoN, Nov. 1.-To. day being All
Saints Day, no stock market is held. go
;1IyRRPoot, Nov LIZ Cotton market
heavy, with sales of 5000 bales. The
market for petroleum Is fiat at Is: S3<d,
CG1s. Sd. per gallon for refined.
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Now Rorlk NIarRet.

L : r g3GEDInl6HE a CNEWTYoRK, Nov.2.F
X Cotton heavy at SS5k q Tor md dlfnkt nbiand.
and 401Sc for do Orleans. Flour less active
and l692c lower for common and medium
grades;b $40 609l1 70 forE extra &tRte;5 Slq 158
1860f0re1tEa round hoop Ohio, and SISS tOSS
Quletl9 Whisky quiet and 4rm. q W hBatinafs
ket dun and 69Sc lower for spring and heavy
for winter sales 5000 bus at q 40@26O for
NO. . Chicago and Milwaukee, SI'p8 Tor re-
Jected; y % winter mixed WESTERN s. asa
IS for vety ioholc6A extra white western.
Rye dull and lower; old western at 81 309
81 Barley 29Sc lower; Sll29l 121S for
81 22foFtW0 T6wga statls SgS iorfonr fcfSei
RtateFaNd SEa59ES8 fOr Canada West kee.
Barley malt Qui6tyA Corn market iFfeRtilafl
and unsettled, opening hrmer and closing
dull ana decidedly lover sales "a, 600 bus at
81 2S9l % for inferior, and 81 2591 SO for ship
ping mixed western afioat in store, closing
dul with lew selLeES at Sl25, Oats opened
dFmer, butlcldsed heaVy and lower al 3Iaf8c
Ior Chicago and Milwaukee, and 74c for choice
Milwaukee. Coffee dull. Sugar quiet at
l0Z9ll1So for Cuba. MolasSes quiet PetrO-
leum drml1t 225$c 1oTcFudfe, and 69aTc for re-
lined in bond. All kinds of pork Is very
heavy and decidedly lower: SSI SI933 90 cash
at 81 81 cash, and $50 so regular; $50 6093l %
to1old7 meSs, RndsSN@ u for prince also
$3.50 bbls new MES at S8025, seller next rs
days; s2S 62929 81, seller all November: E28 so
Tor seller aA year, and 81 seller January. Beef
steady e prey t0uaJpElceA Prime mes, beef
a. ~ Bee9 haI9s coll and heavy At Sl4954s
bacon 1nact lye.j Cut meats heavy tl49l91Sc
for shoulders and Sa1So for hams. ( DfesSid
hogs heavy at 1l5<912ISo for esteEn. + Lard
quiet but kisadYi Of fS1<9 l5c,e Butter 1n-
chansed At 20S8Sc for Ohio and $685. for
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.UUrev Y1sE,l5 3.5.gTI5Ut

NV YoRK, Nov. 2-Sanford Como
.ZeS. alias Gharles A: Duncan who was,
eonviet Jeh. Davis of being an accom-
ptce In the assassination Of President
Btncoluf by means OF g1nb6rned HifS
nesseaS was afFestedin this city yestsr-
dRy and taken to Washington. The an
~ was made on the am azitR Of VIM.
ii! Roberts, j. A. HoAte md 4. b. Tnr-
ner, charging Conover with perjury.
The race between the keelboat I'e Bf-
rondelle and the centre board schooner
Yestas from Sandy Hook light ship,
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ALBANY CattIe 1lnrI[ot.9

4AAaEAN n NOV. 4
This week Beeves arepoorer in quality and
higher in price than they were last Week
The advance, taking quality into considaFn.
ton, y at least 10 per H., live weight. Tho
supply being light, only 800, holdefs were
enabled to make their own terms and they
stood firmly by these TIL the close the range
was nom He,per Id. live VEeigh for the poor
est TO 90 for the heEt extras. eco - "a
Sheep continue TO be more Or les neglected
and what sales arc made are at E5<@5S<c;
choice extra weight helm 60; receipts 900
bfHoGa arc held ilRmly AZ l09lIC. fii1
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MaxIean Amaln

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE Herald'a
Matamoras dispatch of the 26th ult.,
says: 1t is not thought here that Meja
VIII attempt to occupy this border, as
1t could only be done by a large expense
Of blood and treasure, and with no cor.
responding advantage.
CRnaleS is still in possession of the
town. Topia Is about three lea cues ont
with 800 men. Negotiations for the
surrender of the city have been in pro-
gEeaS for the past few days They clos
ed yesterday without any prast Heal -!
Col. Esnntjd, Of orteeas stan. arrived We
in BFQwnsNille yesterday.tHe has been
closeted with prominent llEexiGafi5.
who are friends of Canales, and sup.
poHters OF Ortega. Canales this morn
ing expressed his determination to hold
the city at all hazards, against Tapia
and Cortinas. This Is probably the re-
isult of the arrival of Col. Fennija, and
1t Is generally believed here that ne
viii pronounce in favor of Ortega. The
forces ofToptagWtll be combined for an
attack, which will be delayed some
as sy yss on sSe9qns 81 the bad e9pdi ton
Adyioes from Monterey state the inn
portant tact that General TorvfYa was
at EleedEalS in the State of San Luis
Potosis and had issued d proclamation
to, the people Of that State, 1t IS thought
tnAt ne, VIII pea DIG. TO toppQae any ffopce
which Msta can bring against him.
nation to the people 81 Tamaulipas
In which. he annpunce8 himself as The
represents tive Of the.supfeme Govern
mept, and intimates his intention OF
attacking MataInoras at an early, day
FROM pTtERta letter dated the, 10fiL.
= learn that 9DOnyits in ATazatlan WITH
Loo msns2t he has offered Tor sale his
carriages and horses, and Is f1ackinR
up for journey t0lIhe CITY, 81 i,faTieS
Il e said the fetfeat nom that piace
HilI commence on the 18th. An the
Liberal forces haYe LEFT Saltf1lo under
EenniJa and EaryijpJg q new Campaign
4as been 1naugnrated. An Intercepted
qispatch from San Luis Potosi to
htstheula, showed that Jeaning Rose
wrote on the 18th OF Sep ehbbr that he
vas marching on Queritoro, leaving
Duoy at Metheula.
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...ERoImIiIGaHIhnda.

MoNrREAL. Nov.i2-HonaD,Ar Mo-
Gee made aspeech last night before the
Caledonia Society, and said IT, he had
the ear Of the Irish people he would
say, consider the prosperous position of
Scotland, consider the examplelof Scot
land, cease to pursue the impossible
and impracticable, try by every novel;
ty something that contains clements of
success. To the impartial statesmen
he would recommend the familiar
AmeTicanyyqrd;; + Reconstrgq ttpni and
a generous policy towards Ireland. ~
TORONTO, q. W.. Nov. 1T not be-
ing understood that there was any Fe-
MAN trials to-day, the attendance at the
opening ofithei court was not large, but
upon Daniel Whelan being placed In
the dock the court rapidly filled, and
soon became crowded. Mr.. Mckenzie
asked a,ppstppnemenfo of the trial Until
the 17thsof next month, but after dis
cnssion the 18th inst. was fixed upon,
Mr.. mckenzie. then said he was ready to
proceed with Paris case, but the Crown
witnesses being absent 1t was postponed
to Tuesday next. l!ii5.I sdI % 4ii.sl sntl
The Grand Jury then entered tie
court with true bills against Thomas
Cooney, Thomas School, w. Duggan
and JohnY 'C9nnqE, Vail Fenian pris-
oners.
Thomas Cooney was then placed in
the dock end died. Not Guilty. His
trial was fixed for the 18th inst.
Thomas School was next put In the
dock, and claimed to be an American
citizen, and pleaded, Not guilty. His
trial Is fixed for the 10Th Inst. s,.and
VIM. DHggan ple aed the, sans, y and
his trial was fixed for the same day as
the lastnRmed. ~ ASsA9 KHAN .sos2 >
Mr.. Mckenzie then applied TO h6ve
the indictment quashed, ON the
ground that the different counts
had charged the prisoners with
being foreign subjects, and British
subjects, and submitted that they
could not be both. Ifthey are held to
be British subjects they must be indie
ted for treason. The Judge overruled
the objection for the present. Mr.. Nc
Kenzte then gaze notice that he would
move that the Crown elect Whether 70
try the prisoners as British subjects or
American citizens. His, Lordship re-
marked that he thought the intended
motion a very proper one, but heWonld
leave 1t to the Jury to say whether they
are British or American subjects. Sim.
liar notice was, given 6oEIJ ohm o. Com
ner. The Court adjourned till to-mor-
rev. when Rev. Mr.. Lumsdens trial
VIII be proceeded With "a s3,..l Al ~,
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Oswe,E6 market.

= = y U9WEaos Nov. 2. =
Flour, steady; sales of 1900 bills. at
winter; SIS 90 for white, SIS 75@16 %. for
Xxx. Wheat, dull; sales of 4, 900 bush,
No. 1 Milwaukee club at 50 65@2 20;
amber state at S. 90; 5000 bush. choice
white at s. Is. Corn, quiet. Barley,
inactive, and nominalIy lower. Rye,
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Flourquiet. Wheat, white, SO better;
amber shade lover; spring droopIGg;
amber Michigan 81 ss1f9S2 SO, No. /
spring 81 40. Corn more active and 20
better; sales of no. mixed at 81 OS;
white Sill. Oats 10 better; sales OF No.
l at 55@56o. Rye unchanged; sales OF
No at 81 Is. Barley Sc better at 81 O5
forState.i 12fIi H'iT''.i is''i s3iii
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ChIeaEoMarkot.

.LfaUHoAGo, Move 2, .
Flour 5S S i'm 22sSH; 5 sS %
location. Corn opened at an advance OF a
2xc, with sales at eo9995Sc, but ,after the re-
ceipt OF the Liverpool market prices declined
496c, buyers 0fef ESQ for No. i and 959g71Sc
for Nod, closing atinside prices. Oats hrm ct
&c., Provisions dull; old mess pork $40, new
e. Lard dull. HOGS moderately active At
$&aS so for good to choice, - =
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LEANENwoRTH, Nov. 1.-The Union
Pacific railroad excprsionists who left
st. Louis yesterday afternoon, saIFived
this, mornfngT and were Joined by an
Eastern party, consisting Of Thomas A.
Of Philadelphia; G, NJ. Peck, Of New
York; Elias D. Kennedy, Josiah Copely,
of Pittsburgh; Capt. John McCoolx, OF
Ohio, and Representatives from the New
York, Philadelphia and Pittsburgh
both PAR les have bsehts uests II fh5 City
during the day and partaken Off sump-
tuous dinner at the Planters House.
There is a ball at the same place to-
night. During the evening parties held
a nesting at the hotel, at which the
members of both delegations were
formally introduced to each other. Sew
eral speeches were made setting forth
the obstacle lisufm0unted in the con-
structton of the road and its present
condition, &c. The excursioniSts start
at q O'Clock tomorrow morning for
Fort Riley and Junction City, and re-
turn TO. IaWrence'ih the evening, when
q grand supper and ball will be given
by the city authorities. -
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nHnniS n1nnIiaf

i'a.lf s.,'i 80 ST. Louis, Noy. 2.
Flour heavy, business small and unchang-
ed. Receipts of wheat very large, ana mar
change. Corn heavy; new 81, prime old
mixed and yellow 81 O59l o., and white 81 OS
CLIO, Oats nrm and unchanged. Prov iSiopE
quiet. Mess pork So 8; clear sides 1SIF@lS5<ci
shoulders 1B1<c. Lard, choice kettle l4c.
Whisky large reCelpis at unchanged rates.
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Neu OrlennsllInrI,ef.I


sfE 5d aNEw ORLEANS, Nov. 2.
Cotton, prices sitter and unchanged;
sales of :, 600 bales; weeks receipts
1900 bales against 21,5OO bales last
week exports 5000 balesi stock on
hand 126, 200 bales. Sugar, Louisiana
fair, 141Sc. Molasses $4,000. New
York exchange atpar. Freight, to New
York Xc,; Liverpool 9-16t99So.
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phIndelpllln' ,HTnrIIet.

Flour steady, northwest extra $lS %.
Wheat, Maryland red s. 2O@8 80. Rye
81 SO. Corn, duh, yellow 81 IS; western
81 g. Oats firm, southern ESQ. Whisky
unchanged. sall I've t.r.-ai.
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7AlbNnyMarlxet.

81 rl.aF ett:i isi- ALBANY, Nov. 2.
Flour, Wheat and Rye quiet. Oats, state
75c. Corn 81 . afloat, closing dull and lower,
Barley, sales ordinary Canata West SlSl
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sst5s RuIllo4lIarkeE3aa sz5gSi
- 80 d. llI5IIl. 40 nov. :. =

Flour quiet. Wheat closed SC lower; 10. q
ChleAGo spring % 30 Corn closed Inactive
Oa@ quiet. Barley, Canada about 81 rs RYe
qn1st. Lard l67S9l6c. Whisky nominal al
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milwaukee Market.

Flou-dulf und declined 5@1Oc.
Wheat dull and declined1 S97c.; sales
at 80 IA for No. /, and 81 e8 for No. 2.
Corn and Oats unchanged. 49,
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CINCINNATI, Nov. 2.-The CONNER
cial reports the burning of barge con-
tatnipg 90, barrels ofGoal, OH6E Mays
vile, KY, yesterday. Loss 8, 800.
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sailing to windward and return, took
place on Wednesday, The Ne Hiron-
dellIe fEasi WI Gus, maEsnS afhe dis
FtAnce9n b houfss IS lninutes IN dy5f sec-
onds.
A Herald Washington special SAYS /:
General Sherman left Yesterday for HE
headquarters atSt. Louis.
John NJ. Speed, of Lynchburg, a lead
ing lawyer Of Virginia, and cousin OF
the late Attorney General, died yester-
0 The Tfn6s, Montreal special says the
Fenians now in jail there, numbering
about twenty, Will be tried the first
week in December.
In the race yesterday on the Fashion
Course bAtWeen lady ThOrneis Lady
Emma and George w likes, aThorneWas
victorious. Time, 2:26, 2:27, 2:2s.
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!, q56t nGanfy yl naa ssaEa e. g

rfePLiX9Sa5 Honey ana SteslS lLRrket.
M A9O1o 4uO NENsIoERs Nov. 4. o
], Money market steady Ct 4@s per cent.
inglto 14e7z a1dGi6sink tt iSI5SS.
kfelghts 70 Liverpool are quiet,
Government stocks are Ehade 6runar: &. 20
COUPONS e, HOS do do '64, 10T1S: dodo Is!
1925; 1910 coupons 1904; Treasury 1865 i0TX'
Stocks better Rock f1Rlandl M 1S.f Ullfn6.s
Central 12e1S; Cleveland and Pittsburgh pS.
western ~; DO SfeEr9d sQj<; Toledo
lS0x; Toledo, Wabash and Western bS. dn
preferred ~; Alton and TeFre Hanta sSSs. ~
pre- erred us Fort Yape lux; lIHWaukee
and ~. Rl5al sdoaphetsT red I65<;I1Tfchigan
Southern va; Hannibal and st. Joe IS: MIcfIi-
gan Central 116S; Reading III; Erie aSIE: Frie
pEeleFned 30: New York Central 1855 Wes-
lem l4 Onton Telegraph 525z. OHIO and Ms
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y. dRkHsnE. I1AmA1EREG1C n a. fsti Ok
~ CRANGLE DiIEzEsIs q co z ~ ~ y
sVtVHOLEsA lie 4 Ro CERS,
& RFodHee 6 Comm ssio1 lIerehants
49,. ,i,-; No. 80 IS 6E6issSs 81 W
saapE1 "a s{d4s HygHEELI ING. VIVA.
=si GoslIen Cheese.
on BOXES GOSHEN CHEESE JUST
~ Es'etSeon arYrH.
oGls CoE. Mazkst and Quincy streets.
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2 IoLEAN,tN. Y, Nov. IA! large safe
islIie banking house Of St0Weii, Cham
bdfldinl & Co. OF this SIl1age, was blown
open last 5nighf and the a1Dney cons
tents consisting OF about 1000 IN enr=
rency and reven t4nps Wqaz3 Carried
on by the burg fRts. There were ssver-
alH special FaepositsE Of Government
MT EnnSlSFfttS " 1vei iiils q y . 3 - -
aaos fAaS =. I'D y iz.zs ~ .EtsD'
san ii sso 8 c65 lSoSFf THE Con-
Vention Of Wine Growers met Yester-
dRY foEthaP1rppsaof copsulting. about
what can be done to obtain
On the tn On Oal1f6Fnia Brandy. The
people of Montana are said to be dis
gusted at the mining prospects OF that
country, and are returning to Califor-
mia and Missouri.
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The Latest News.
AX IhhEG RA VI

ny the Union Lime.
Once. corner OF Main and Monroe streets
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: gSteambnats. - { :
FOR CIRCINNATE.

ia - The large side wheel steamer .,ty-
Laos, Ell ILLMAN,' Sam Mason Com,
tnRnder, Theo Fink, Clerk, Will
leave @ above on Saturday, the Sd Inst, 81
For freight or passage apply on board OF to
$50 y 10 BOOTH, RAfFEHLE q co., =
noYs.2t . ~ u. - - -.tAGenh..
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tn. CONNECTION WITH THE HOUSE
j. there Is q Wharf Boat and Il q the ieSiR1
OF the nrm TO do FnrwaTdIng and Commits
SION and Storage business, act as Steaniboa
Agents ana furnish all desirable informnfiou
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B. +. CALDWELL.
Removal of Store.

INQN4WNtLI tUA tOUUIoe = , .
8. RHODES HAS REMOVED T4TS
d stock Of Goods to the store nom iately
occupied by ]. O. Cooper, No. % Nain
street. Great Inducements win he iufiaFeCi
Is the stock must be closed out by the dFGf OF
January naxt, attWhlGh time no hopes 10
move 70 his nqW, store. sep2o
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Wanted.

NLD Coppkh. BRASS AND LFAD,
" fOrWhieh the hlGhest cash pricas Will %
Paid, At No. I02 Market street.
oaAelm DILLON. THOMPSON d CO.