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FROM BALTIMORE TODAY.

Another Civil Rights Cage-An OPpO-
nena TO GOVernSr' Swami Another
RebsA 40 BE HunE.
ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO EVBtNEG TELEGRAPH.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 9-The case of Mary j. O
Anderson, teacher of the-negro school at Havre-
de- Grace, against Moses Galloway, for assault
and battery, laying the damages at nve thou.
sand dollars was tried in the United States
Circuit Court yesterday underthe Civil Rights
law. The evidence showed most aggravated
assault; but there being negroes In the ques-
tion, the jury rendered verdict OF only one
cent damages. A motion has been made for q
new trial.
Hon. Thos Hamilton, of Washington county,
Is now Governor Swann's most formidable ops
ponent for the United States Senate.
The new City Council has ordered costly
portrait Of ex-Mayor Brown, OF 19th of April
riot memory, to be hung in the Council
Chamber.
Stocks IN New York To-Day.
NEW YORK, Nov. 9.-Smith, Randolph q Co.,
Bankers, No. l6 South Third street, and No.
3 Nassau street, New York, report at o'clock
this afternoon as follows
. United States l88ls, 1l214@ll213
United States 5-20s, 1862, 1881 9I089s
United States 5-20s, 1854, l05I40l05I5.
United States 5-20s, 1855, l06l4@l063S.
United States 5-20s new, 1865, l0715@l075S.
United States 5. 20s, 1867. l07150l073S.
United States l040s, l0l34@l02.
June and July7'3Os, l053a9lO59s. Market un-
settled.
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DULL's EYES, DARK, POLICE, FOLDING,
} Pocket, and other Lanterns, Lamps, Candle
sticks, snufIers, Lamp sc &sciSsoEs' s!e fSE sale By
TRUMAN d SHAW. NO. So0 eight Thirty-hve)
MARKET Street. below Ninth.
SITATR RODS OF VARIOUS LENGTHS AND
- hraadtha and stair Rod Eyes, Buttons, and Bands
a. ssIe nv TRUMAN d SHAW, NO, 1876 (Hlght
iTbIrtv.fiveS MARKET street. below ninth.
TVORY-HANDLED ia B 1 b AND TEA
RnIves with steel or silver blades Game ana Meat
CAryers Table 8teeiH, and other lADis Cvtlsry !or
sale bY TRUMAN q SHAW, N0; $50 NHiS"s An~N-
aVe) MARKET Street, below MIMI
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srERRoscoPIc VIEWS In great variety, Engrayings,
Chromos, Photographic Gems, at Reimer q CO.'S, NO
aaA A-aba
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- ( We g0tU offer an tnllnelse stock or NeW
! Cgothin6 FOR MEMS and Boys Bttu ana
Wintey aUedT, made IN The most cdrefiG
Pe1e,1be, g,dnyer and OF materials bought ~ HTa
hands at qlipOus prices TO the ntdntVGc
tGreTS.
WANAMAKER q BROWN,
THE LARGEST CLOTHING HOUSE.
OAK HALL,
On THE CORNER OF SIXTH AND MARKET sTs
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Indian ''some" that be done by clothing him In
the styles sold Charles Stokes & Co.'s Firs-Class
Clothing House, under the Continental that VIII
make ANYBODY ''some;' but to make an Indian sum-
er t requires the month OF November TO be clothed
l..II hnIt aInnnanhRra al of NAV.
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DIED.

For additional Deaths see Third Page. ,oo-
MERCER.-In Paris, on the l4th or OctooeT, l9ol, ,
SINGLETON A, MERCER, in the b1th year Oh ms
age. -. A..
His friends and those of the family are Invited 70
attend hiH funeral Wednesday, the 18TH Instant ~
the Tenth Presby Church, Twelfth and walnut
streets, at II O'Clock precisely. ~"
sHERIDAN.-on the evening Of the sth instant; ct
his residence, a. Chestnut Hill Pa, OWEN SHEHl-
DAN, Esq, In the 78d year OF his age.
Due notice wall be given Of the funeral.
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AND No. GOO BRoApwAY, a II NEW w Y, Z

IN ORDER to convince the public that money is still
packed daily in Century Tobacco would offer the
following names of parties who have found money in
the Century TObacoo:-Mr. Elwoods, bought at 1898
Chestnut street; John Roberts, Dover Del, bought at
corner Fourth and Chesnut Charles Lamb, bought in
Market below Eighth; Samuel X. Mcbride, bought in
Walnut, below Water; j. Sargent Davis, Sixth Police
District, bought at Eighth and Walnut Julius
Schmidt, bought No 7A Filbert street, Theodore
Barker, bought at No 800 Dickerson street, Charles
Yeeger, bought at No. 5ll Chesnut street, John
McQuillan. bought at No. 6t2 Poplar street, H. NJ
Gaze, bought at No. all Chestnut street; c. H Kretch
mar. bought at No. 1891 Race street; John Starr,
bought In Camden; James l.. Altus, bought In Ger
mantown road, below Girard avenue; George Parker,
bought at No. 2525 Callowhl street. Richard Wright
bought at Second and Dock; Warren 8. Burgess
bought at No. all Chestnut street, Thomas d. Horn,
bought at Sixth and Germantown road; K, Wood
Fogg, bought at Seventeenth and Thompson; William
H. NaylOr, bought in Burlington. N. j.; George 8,
Butler bought at No. 1926 Passyunk road Jacob Key
ser, bought at No. 724 Fllbert street; H. G. Blake,
bought on Lancaster avenue, HestOnville; De Witt
Wiggins. bought at Eleventh and Christani Charles
Bechtel, bought In Trenton, N, j.
We will continue to pack money daily until further
notice. p. q g. LoRILLARD.
B. A. VAN sCHAIoK, Agent,
No, 10 South Front street, Philadelphia,
proved qualify OF the Century Tobacco, which We
trust will prove satisfactory to all who may try it,
IMPORTANT ExPLANATIoN.-Itw will be many months
before the various trumphs and defeats experienced
at the Paris Exposition will be fully understood by the
public. In the field Sewing Machines considerable
controversy has been awakened. one company claim.
ing this another that of the honors conferred 1t
has now transpred, however. that. Notwithstanding
the Grever s. Baker Machines not exhibition
ALL they received the highest distinction The fact
that the Grover g. Baker Sewing Machines equal
to anysoher machines in all respects and superior
In many to any other sewing machines extant, is
now a matter of worldwide nOtoriety Under these
circumstances, triumph by actual competition
for the ono MtouSdndb time, unnecessary.
Suffice to that the representative of the Grover
q Baker Machine who present at the Exhibition.
was decorated with the Cross OF the Legion of Honor
thus receiving the highest award in the power OF the
Commission to bestow. The fact also, that this gen
man was placed the intern aonal Jury necessarily
excluded the machines he represented from competi
tion but the honor conferred upon him the repre-
sentative e best SeUig machine In the lUOrtd
tainy the very highest compliment that could have
been paid to the Grover & Baker Machines.
INDIAN SUMMER.-It is an easy matter to make
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FOr0dCItto1Gl Mdrine NeeOs see Third PaSs.
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA...,...-.,N NOVEMBER o,
STATE OF THERMOMETER AT THE EVENING TELH-
GRAPH oFBTCE,
IA. M.......69i1l A. M.......70l2 p. N. 20
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ARMY OVERCOATS.

4JOO new and In prime order, Just received.
O241mrpl Nos 1897 and $3.50 N. FRONT ST., Philada
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Cincinnati Marker.

CINCINNATI, November Zl'
FLOUR-Dull and declining at 10 so
a1O IS for family; 975a10 90 for extra.
WHEAT-Dull; sales of No. red at
9 As, and the same grade of spring at
g 10.
OATS-Dull at 64a65c for No. |.
CORN-In fair demand at 75aS0c for
new ear; demand for old.
RYE-Dull at 4Sa1 so.
BARLEY-Active and in demand at
55a1 65.
COLTON-Dull and nominal at Ice,
with no sales.
WHISKY-Unchanged.
HOGS-Unchanged and dull; weather
mild and not many Offering; sales at
6 25a6 rs gross and 8 00as 40 net; re-
ceipts 600 head.
GREEN MEATS-Sold at 6fa7c for
shoulders, saa9c for sides, and lltallic
for hams.
LARD-New ut 12c and old at 11fc.
MESS PORK-Dull and nominal at
10 5Oa20 90.
BACON-Unchanged; small sales of
5 to 10 hogsheads at previous prices.
BUTTER-Firmer; Central Ohio 33a
Sc.
EGGS-Sales at 81.
SEEDS-Unchanged.
LINSEED OIL-Firm at 90; sales
200 barrels.
Observation-Disclosures.
BEEF CATTLE-Dul at 00a425
gross.
SHEEP-Dull at 5Oa3 90; supply in
excess of demand.
GOLD-1 3Sa.
MONEY-Market close.
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storm m the Yves, Indies.

New YORK, November 21.-Porto
Rico papers of the 9th inst, contain
full particulars of great storm in the
West Indies. The hurricane inundated
multitude OF. victims, destroyed houses
desolated plantations, swept away
fields of grain and deprived thousand OF
poor in one night of their means of live
lihOod.
At st. Thomas the damage was very
great. On the Island of Tortola the
destruction was lamentable. Not 6
single house is left standing, and hun
dreds of lives were lost. The same may
be said of the Island of Viegues. In
the Cidra ninety-six houses were de-
stroyed and several lives lost. In Lola
tweuty-seven houses and several lives
were also destroyed. Every house with
several lives were destroyed in Aguis
huanas. In Rio Grand forty houses and
eleven persons and in Carozal forty-fye
houses were destroyed.
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New York Stock Market.
New YORK, November 2

NEW YORK, November Il.
STOCKS-Opened heavy and lower
on account of the rumors about the
Manufacturers National Bank, but the
market strengthened and declined, ra-
covered, subsequently weakened and
closed heavy and lower, though the de.
cline was not marked. Canton, 45ta46;
Boston Water Power, 17al7f; Cumber-
land, "a; Quicksilver, 174als; Mariposs,
7ta9; Pacific Mail, l30al30s; Atlantic
Mail, 117all7i; Western Union Tele-
graph, 3lia31s; New York Central, 11S9
a1l35; Erie, 70aa705; Hudson, 124tal25;
Reading, 96a964; Ohio Certificates, 25a
25i; st. Paul, 39i; do preferred, 6li;
Wabash, 80; Michigan Contra, II 0a110t;
Michigan Southern, 79sa79j; Illinois
Central, 130al30i; Pitssburg, s2ias2i;
Toledo, 1O3al03i; Rock Island, 95ia95s;
Northwestern. 57sa57s; do preferred,
64ta641; Fort Wayne, 97ia97a.
EXPRESS SHARES-Wells' Express,
52ta53; American, 72a72i; Adams, 74a
74i; United States, "a; Merchants Union,
33sa34.
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Railroad Accident.

CISCINNATI, November PA terri
bic accident occurred on the Cincin-
natl, Hamilton and Dayton Railroad
this morning. The broad-guage express
due here at six o'clock A. NJ, was de-
tanned az Lockland by an extra train
coming south. and while waiting for
freight train to take the side track, a
freight train that was following ran
into the rear of the express before man
could get out to flag them. Four ladies
and one man were burned to death.
Nearly all the train was burned to
ashes. The rear cars were a Toledo
train that the express takes on at Day.
ton, the last car being a sleeping car
from Toledo. The names and residence
of those killed were not ascertained.
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Mexican News.

NEW YORK, November 21.-The Her
AIDS special Havana, says: Admira
Tegethoff had received q very polite
letter from the Mexican minister
tenderiRg an escort of government
troops for Maximilian's body to Yers
Cruz ut the national expense. All pub
lie demonstration, however, both OF
Mexican shores and within Mexican
jurisdiction are forbidden. Congress con
veHed IN the Doth, when there was 6
quorum of representatives present
President Juarez was preparing de-
fence of the United States. 1t has been
stated that he asked for the force be-
longing to Escobedo's command, which
are to come to the capital. The reasons
of this demand are left unexplained
but it is owing to the large force, said
to be about IA 900 men and 300 pieces OF
artillery, which General Diaz has at his
command.
A Cuban who has been some time a
resident of Vera Cruz, says he foresees
revolution soon again in Mexico, pro-
badly about next January.
General Marcuo was assassinated on
the COalcomine road.
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New YSrk aiarl.es.
New YORK, November 20.

-.
~COTT0N-A shade lower with . fair
business; sales of 5000 bales at 17aa1e
for middling uplands, chiefly "a.
FL0UR-Recejpts of 23,610 barrels;
market dull and heavy; l5a25c lower;
sales of 1900 barrals ut 8 25a9 90 for su-
perfne State; 9 30a10'00 for western;
8 2Oal2 40 for extra western; 9 Goals GO
for round hoop Ohio.
WHISKY--Quiet and unchanged.
WHEAT-Receipts of 10S,075 bush
els: market duh 1a2c lower; sales OF
as 600 bushels at 22a2 "a for No.
spring; 2 30a2 81 for No. do; 2 80 fol
very choice do; 2 IS for amber State;
2 so for white Genesee.
RYE-Quite firm.
BARLEY-Active and firm for prime
parcels; sales $4,000 bushels.
CANADA PEAS-Sales 10000 bushels
at l 80 in bond.
CORN-Receipts 5O4 ,O05 bushels; mar
ket dull, closing 1c lower; sales sc, 000
bushels at l SAL 80 for mixed western,
closing at 81 for prime parcels afloat;
l % for new do.
OATS-Receipts 1854 bushels; mar,
ket lace lower; sales Il, 900 bushels at
7sia6Oc Tor western in store and afoat.
RICE-Quiet.
COFFEE-Dull.
SUGAR-Firm; sales 300 hogsheads
Cuba at 11ial2sc and 300 boxes Havana
at 12ic.
MOLASSES-Quiet.
HOPS-Quiet and steady.
PETROLEUM-Quiet; l1ic for crude
and 26e for refined bonded.
PORK-Lower; sales 1000 barrels at
20 75a20 81 for mess, closing at 20 rs fol
cash; Is Scale 90 for prime, and 20 5Oa
21 90 for prime mess. go.
BEEF-Heavy and lower; sales of 44OC
barrels at 13 GOALS 90 for new plain mess
and Is 5Oa2l 90 for new extra mess
and 80 tierces prime mess on private
terms.
BEEF HAMS-Quiet; sales of 80 bar
rels at 25 00a26 so.
BACON-Dull and lower; sales of25g
boxes city at LII; Cumberland cut liz
short ribbed, bulk, and short clear on
private terms.
CUT MEATS-Heavy: sales Of Isl
packages at S1al0 for shoulders, and
l2fa13ic for hams.
LARD-Lower; sales 700 barrels al
12isl34.
BUTTERFLY good demand at 2Oa4S
for State.
CHEESE-Heavy at 11a15.
LATEST Pm.
FLOUR-Closed dull, and 10al5c low
er; with holders more disposed to real
ize.
WHEAT-Dull, and 1a2c lower; sales
of No. 2 spring at 20a2 %; No.
spring at 29a2 30.
RYE-Steady; sales at Goal 81 fol
western.
OATS-Dull; sales at 70 for western
CORN-Heavy, at 35ia1 81 for good
to prime mixed western.
PORK-Dull and heavy; sales at
20 65a20 IS for cash and regular, fol-
mess.
BEEF-Quiet and unchanged.
CUT MEATS-Nominal.
BACON-Dull; sales at l0t for Cum
berland, and liz for short ribbed fol
January.
LARD-Dun and heavy, at 13al3t fol
fair to prime steam and kettle rem
dered.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Conursss-Jef. Dnvis-Graut's Re
ports-Chicf Justice Chase-Sudi-
ctary Commistee-A New Bill.

COngress-JeG. DnVas-erhurs ~
ports-Chicf Justice Chase-Judi-
ctary Commistee-A New Bill.
7 NEW YORK, November 21.-The Times
Washington special says: Some men,
beers are tonight talking about caucus
Tomorrow night, but it is foregone
conclusion that Congress will adjourn
tomorrow till Monday; that as little
business can be initiated this session
there does not seem to be any occasion
for one. Some members, however, are
anxious to forestall the action Of the
House on impeachment.
District Attorney Chandler, of Vir-
ginia, who is still here, says that JEFF.
Davis is expected to reach Richmond
tomorrow night, and that he (Chandler)
knows of no reason why the trial can
not proceed next week.
Grants reports have been completed
and submitted some days and they are
the first of the Department reports
ready for the President.
The Herald's Washington special
says: Chief Justice Chase gives consid-
cradle attention to financial matters.
He thinks the time is not far distant
when the Government Will have return
ed to specie payment, when he consid-
ers all the United States bonds will be
redeemed in specie. On the subject of
a uniform. currency the world over he
is at present much interested. He also
thinks the banking system of this cOun-
try will be adopted by the rest of the
world. He considers the experiments
have proven its practicability.
The Judiciary committee last night
resolved to report at once on the i'm
parchment question. A vote on the
question, as to whether the supplement
tai taken since the July session war
ranted impeachment, the committee
stood four for to five against.
The Tribune's special says: Mr.. KEEL
sey, one of the oldest lawyers in the
House, proposes to introduce bill, the
effect of which is to suspend officials
while being tried for impeachment.
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Organization TO Secure Prize None,
A Clean sweep.

New YORK, November 21.-About two
hundred officers and men, who served in
the fleets of Admiral Farragut and Por-
ter, at the fall of New Orleans, met last
evening for the purpose of devisinG
measures to recover eight millions OF
prize money, to which they conceive
they and their comrades are entitled.
An organization was completed and
contributions made to a fund 10 carry
out the objects.
Ward, the newly appointed Collector
of the Third Internal Revenue District
took possession of his Office on Tuesday
afternoon and made clean sweep of the
deputies and clerks, and appointed as
his deputy lawyer who has defended
many parties whose stills have been
seized for being run in violation of the
Internal Revenue law.
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New York Money. Marker.
NEW YORK, November 81.

NEW lIRKi November II.
GOLD-Closed at 1891.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-Quiet and
without material change, closing firm
er. Coupons, 81, 113sa1l3i; do '62, 10s
a1054; do '64, 105Sa105i; do '65, lO6ba1O64;
do new, 1074al07s; do '67, l07tal07j;
1O-4Os, 1Olsa10l5; 7-30s, 105tal05s.
There was considerable excitement on
the street this morning, occasionod by
the announcement that the Manufac-
turers' National Bank had failed, which
was without the slightest foundation,
Mr.. Sparklen, partner of ]. r. Place,
was President of the Bank, but resign
ed after the failure of the firm, and ],
NJ. Furman, who stands high in the
community, was elected in his place,
The Bank is solvent and met all de.
maRds to-day. 1t is stated that Place
& Co.'s liabilities are S2.000,000; their
assets are estimated at $500, 600.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW YORK, November II.
DRY GOODS-Weather extremely
fine and the demand fer goods has fal.
lon off for country trade, although fol
export good inquiry has prevailed fol
heavy brown Sheetings and Drills. The
stock is now very small; market firm at
13la15i for Sheetings; Drills firm at 15a
16 for large aud small invoices; Bleach
ed Muslins are a little weak; Hop es
are down to 12i and Lonsdale to IL;
Prints are in steady request; prices are
steady at l2i for all regular makes, and
13i for Cocheco and best Merrimack ID;
Delaines, in reduced stock and gather
ing strength; all choice styles of Pacific
job at IS, and Armures at 81; while old
styles Of both qualities are selling ut IL
and Sprague Delaines at 1912.
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From San Francisco.

SAN Francisco, Nov. 20.-The bark
Gem of the Ocean struck rock in Bel
bingham channel the 18th inst, and the
vessel run ashore in four fathoms of
water.
The Golden Rule sailed to-day for
Liverpool.
Mrs. Cunningham, of Burdell- Gun
ningham New York notoriety, is aplain-
tiff in divorce sSit before the District
cDurt
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, November 81.
Flour steady. Wheat quiet at s5a
l s6al 73ia1 81. Corn firm at SO. Oats
steady at 54la55. Rye dali and nomi-
nal at l 30a1 80. Barley closes dull at
40. Pork dull at 10 50a20 90. Lard
dull at l3. Green hams firm at 81;
shoulders ct; middles 10; Cumberland g.
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Mr.. spaldipg objected. saying the
resolution was too long.
Mr.. Farnsworth asked leave to offer o
resolution for taking the census in the
rebellious States. ~
Mr.. Chandler objected.
Mr.. Logan asked, and was excused
from further service on the COMMITTEES
on Retrenchment.
Mr.. Mullins, of Tennessee, made some
remarks in denial of the letter which
had been read against him.
The House, at four O'Clock, adjourned
Till Mondav 1 tsrs g $40 q
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"a St. Cortlandt st., MONTREAL, July II, 1864.
Msssrs. Dsrins d Bolton.--Gentleusn For
the last eleven months have been suffering al.
most daily from severe attacks Of Dyspepsia;
so much 80 that could with difficulty retain q
meal in my stomach more than twenty minutes.
At night experienced great burning in or
about the heart; general depression Of spirits,
attended with frequent headache, dizziness or
dimness Of sight. 1 tried various cathartie
compounds and stomach preparations, without
being afforded any effectnal relief, till used
four bottles OF HubbeTs Golden Bilers, since
which period 1 have not been troubled with q
single one Of the above complaints. From the
benefits those Bitters have afforded me, feel
It my duty to express publicly my grateful
thanks GEO. A. BANCROFT,
Accountant and Collector.
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, NOvember 70.
Flour quiet. Wheat dull, and 1c
lower; sales of amber Michigan at 9 81.
Germ, old shade firmer; new &c bet
ter; sales No. Wabash at l 06t; No. 2
do, l Oh; Michigan 03; new s9a90. Oats
lc lower; sales of No. l at 60. Rye
quiet. Barley dull. Dressed hogs 6ta7.
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GOLDEN BITTERs.-HubbeT Cold
en- Bitters are rapidly gaining world. wide rep.
Htation. Read the following:
PARIS France, JRne 3 1864.
Hessrs. HubbelG Co.-GentS: lea cav that
your Golden Bittsrs Is the most wonderful medi.
cine In the world. 1t acts trulyin most mirao-
ulous way. Suffer- ng with dyspepsia Of the most
painful kind, / used the Golden Bftters prepared
by Messrs Hubbel & Co., and was cured. am
convinced that all complaints Of this kind can
be cured by your Bitters. Wishing you pros
perity and great success in the curing Of all the
complaints that afiict the human frame,
am. gentlemen, yours, with respect,
CASHIER FABRlGOU.
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Denver and Pneine RaiIun,

DENVER, November 2O.-The Denver
and Pacific Railway Company organ.
lied yesterday. One days canvass in
this city secured two hundred and TWEEN.
ty-five thousand dollars stock. Great
enthusiasm was manifested at its early
connection with the Atlantic and Pa
citic Railroad.
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Buffalo Market.

BUFFALO, November 81.
Flour quiet; spring at 10 90; white
western at Is 90. Wheat dull; No. /
Milwaukee spring at 2 o.; No. 2 at about
l 90. Corn dull at l I6a1 II for old.
Oats dull at 67ia65c. Barley firm; Can
ada held at 45al so. Rye and freights
nominal.
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NV YaRk. Lannarr l1th 1874

NEW YORK, January 18th, 1884
HesnS. Geo. @. HubbeI d Co.
Gentlemen Your Bitt<rs having been such .
blessing in my family that / cannot refrain from
sending you this testimonial In December last
my wife was very sick-Confnement-a got
20 very low that some good Stimulant was AbsO-
lutcly necessary. Itried wine but Il did no good
Having bottle Of Golden Bitters" which had
been given me by friend, thought would
try them; had ne faith in them, yet thought
would give them trial. can truly say that
my wife gained ttr1l1th and hSdln with every
dose. In one month abe was entirely well and
strong. Cheerfully do recommend them to all
ladies a. gentle and STRENGTHENING stimulant
Yours, &c,
GEO. A. j. NORMAN,
ls7 West 9th street, n 7.