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FEMALE COLLEGIATE
AND
MALE ACADEMIC INST zTuTE

TEA CHEERS.
LITERARY DEPARTMENT.
Rev. ions A. MvSRoR, A. NJ.
Miss N. Lou Fnrlong, NJ. +. H.
Miss Mary V. Manning.
Miss Ada Billingslea,s
MUSICAL DEPARTMENT.
Mrs. Fannie II. Manroe.
THIS INSTITUTION will commence
the 2ad SESSION Of It's SIXTH
scholastic year ON MONDAY. FEB.
RUARY 4th, 1867. Pupils will be 70.
ceived at any time, and charged from time
OF entrance.
As 4 BOARDING. school.
Its number Of Boarding Pupils during the
past year was 20 females. and ~ males. -
The Principal receives only .ir female.
into his family number Of others may
board with approved families in the town.
Those wishing to occupy the vacancies
not yet filed, will please make curly dppli.
cation.
The accommodations for Boartlers ara
FRO separate buildings, built Of brick. Tha,
for the Male Department is the residence oi
the Rev. JosarnAS MusRoE Father Of the
PRINCIPALLY, whose paternal care will be over
his boardcrs; that for the Female Depart.
ment is occupied by the Principal. There
will not be any communication between
these departments, Each will econsdered
as a family, aifording home to its borders.
As 4 DAY SCHOOL.
Number of Day Pnpils, during the past
year, Sc, making a total Of 1907 Pupils.
Recommendations are five fntumo.lious
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ALEXANDER FRAZER,
Clock and Watch Maker.

ID ESPECTFCLLY in. c>a
III forms the Public that ,--sss.S.s,s =
he has opened Shop for kzzkSk siliz25sA
the transaction of business at Mr.. 1rumbo's,
lower end Of Westminster, in the room for.
merly occupied by DR.. Herring as an office.
Being an old experienced Clock and Watch
Maker, not q repairer merely. he llatters
himself that he can give every satisfaction
to his employers.
Clocks, Watches, JewelIy, &c, repaired
at short notice, in the best manner, and on
most accommodating terms.
June li-tf
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JOS. ~! ~ PA!R2KKE
Attorney al LAW and solicitor
J. In Chancery.

HAViNG some spare time, not occupied
Ii by his Editorial duties, viii devote the
same 70 the Practice Of Law in the various
Courts Of Carroll county. VIII counsel and
assist such as have business before the Or.
phans' Court, and attend to the prepare
ion ofDeeds, Wills &c.
Office in tho rear of the ADVOCATE Print
ing Office. mars
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REM M Err.

"Icll me, We winged winds,
That round my pathway roar
Is there place on earth
That beats the New shoe Store?
Tell me, ye ladies fair,
Who SO benignly smile,
Do you wish goods cheap and are,
OF reIg attrrctire style
There arc Boots, both coarse and Ene,
And Shoes Of the latest style;
Honcc you purchase ''on thar linn.h
You'll deal there all tie phiIe.
Now, Busby Is truthful man,
He sells no iiimsy trash,
He u please you vol, 1 know he ran;
HIS Plsn Of selling Is cash.
JOHN r. BUSBY,
Opposite New Catholic Church,
fcb2l.u Main Street westminstet
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ATTEN TON!


.-szsyrHE I.argcs, and most complete
s.{zc selection of
EU RNITU RE
in Westminster, is now being offered Ia the
public. by IRA +. GROUSE, at his NEW
AND C0MM0DloUS
W ARE RO0HS
located about one hundred yards East oft
Railroad Depot, and nearly opposite the
Catholic Church.
His Stock has been purchased in Phila
delphia for the cash, aud consists OF the
latest and most improved styles, viz:
PARL0R SUITS.
Tcte-u tcies, Sofas, Marble top Cluster and
Beauquet Tables, Springscat Chairs also,
Chamber Suits, consisting Of splcndidly
finished Round Cornored Bedsteads, Marble
top Dressing Bureaus, Marble top Enclosed
Wash Stands.
en- IRIS.
His selection Of Cane and Wood scat Chairs
is large and OF the most substantial make.
lie will keep constantly on hand large
and very superior Stock Of Furniture Of his
own manufacture.
FILMS.
Being in possession of new and very ele.
giant nbAisoI., he u prepared to furnish
C0FFlNS and attend Funerals at the short.
es; notice, at prices that will always give
satisfaction
He keeps also large aud well selected
lot Of %
STOW ES, Es
which he can recommend to he Of s,sl
the latest and most improved pat. tts
terms, consisting Of Cooking, Parlor and
Office Stoves.
lie invites all to examine his Stock before
purchasing elsewhere.
By strict and faithful attention To bust.
ness, he hopes to receive share OF public
patronage.
IRA Z. GROUSE.
n. Bold Furniture aud Chairs, repair
ed and painted on reasonable terias.
dcc7-ly.
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IRON, STEEL AND
Leather Store I!
Important 10 bridesmaids, MdcLbists
Farmers, Shoemakers, .Sadclicrs
and Consumers Of Hoa aad
Heather.

TIME Subscribers inform tho citizens Of
Carroll and adjoining Counties, that
they have jus; opened at their new Ware.
house, near the Depot, at Westminster, Nd,
full and complete stock Of
Iron, Steel, Leather, Hubs, Spokes,
Fellows, and everything belonging
to the Carriage BUSINESS,
and all kinds of Blacksmith's Tool,
and heavy Hardware generally also COM
plcte stock Of
SHOE FINDINGS.
all Of which are offered al fair prices.
The attention Of consumers and dealers
Urn invited 70 cali and examine our stock
in quality and prices.
REfFSNfDER C co.
sept ls, 1896 tf
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CHOLERA PREVENTIVE.
". 1866. l..
THE GREET ZTNGiRI BITTERS.


A1A''''
49, MS WoynpnFtiI Rpurry 49,. a;s,.,.
orel md intra5nced ahaa, ,yrs,,,, ,..,'..
400 ~ IT. rhao,,s,,s -, s,.,;,,,,.,
r9s..c}.. As'F ''A''
rsft. ha1 Lam, scan and self .,,s wan, os.o,.
s,.av ,sbick ,v,n,a It'll. :, ,be -, - A.
srd :, ,,,ces,,t ,,,,,,h ~ ,bs -,G., ~
rL;,t, ~, lr,an s,,,l ,Issn eg.,,,,',ll.,i Y.
snJ,,ro 'N''eu "a
m. .,-,,,t n,,c.,;,,, ,,,,,o,.1 a, ~.
49,, \, K, yiyiS caInrs y, n n,n,ad $780,
". si,t s,a dy;nr ,nd als.r,c5 IN, .;',s
- ~ nra,iv N H. re,,rlic. No., IN M tn.
~ I-.I ~ ihint ana c,,,,',.;o,e,,, ,,,'d
Ia, -. ~ slnds mi iahar ~ ,,,..,,,aS =,
III f,iIr,s man M Wonderful zi,gari p;,,.r'
rhs .ss, IN NM n.ensra,;,,, in 10 ..ran,;o,
a,,d .nre ~ siseslo ~. - ,a,r,si,oi,. Ia ~
,arishinr th,t A. moi a,,,s,ias, -, y,
ror.i S,s,r ,srre hes,c,ye, 100 rs ,.hn AZ.
eoys- - /, III. rama yas yI.tcg , moo az,
RON ~ Nobies md !. rolJ medal ',i,ls M III
io,rins ;ncri,tinn- ~ s. s,hSar.,,s IN phil,
~ r,,,se,tcd "a Iri,, H.. 10 W..
row ''
trba n,.,ara,,,r bss ho,n n.od "a, ..r...
.niS',,, 4. n choiars h,,b =. ~.
esr. t,,.c ,,s,sn,, mi viii, .nsb 80. ,,..a'.
tSss !, has hen h,iro,lurcJ ;r,a ne-,i'- III NJ
~, .,,i bosnitsIs ~ ,hc IA ,ra,id ''' '
The oll SAVING ,haf an annrs Of ,,r.,e, ,;o,,
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81, BLIND, DOOR AND
Furniture Factory.

sHoRB, IEisTEg 4 sHAEFFER,
s / AIN Street. West ofthe Railroad, have
" 1 on hand and Manufacture 10 order
SHE'S,
BLINDs,
mons
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J. ]. BAUMGARTNER,
Attorney nj Law and solicitor
I'm Chancery.

NYILL practice law in the Courts in Car.
w roll county, will aid and counsel
those who are settling estates ia the Or.
phans Court, and draft Wills. Deeds &C.
Can be seer al the Onion National Bank
OF Westminster, from O'Clock A. NJ, I'M
I'll 4 O'Clock p. NJ, and in the evenings at
his residence opposite the Farmers 4 Me-
ehanics' National Bank Of Westminster.
may2a.iy.
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niack k.ustrc varnIsI,.

TAERED FELT AND ROOFING PITCH.
Discount TO The Trade. Circulars aud Prics
ihst furnished. Rights for counties aold at low
rates. Address
THE MICA ROOFING co.,
i9i broadway, v. Y.
Frank Humphreys, 81 Ruyai ST., n. o. seo-
heid, Williams Co., Augusta, Ga Baldwin II.
Woods, Montgomery, Ala, Thomas \. Coates,
Raleigh, n. O., =. A. Tucker. Richmond, va,
Henry Wilson, Petersburg. Va, Agents.
Agents wanted.
noy2g-ly ,
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ioHs c. TRixrLL. n. aAxSNs
FRIzELL & MANNING,
WESTMINSTER, MD.
STOCK AND BILL BROKERS,

MILL buy and sell on Commission, all
K wv issues Of U. y. Securities, Gold, Sill.
yer, Bonds, &c. Bank Stock bought and
sold on Commission. Collections made with
prompt returns. Land Warrants Wanted.
viii pay Three per cent (8) for Deposiios,
70 be drawn out on demand.
march5.f
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Ca0UY q REEFSxIDER.

ltif'0RS IN E'BaNGERT,
n WEsTnlss1ys, Nh
ME have formed oopartnenhip IN the
W. Practice Of Law In the Coprts q
EnftTl' and Howard Counties. and win
pFemply atteutl to ~ business entrusted 10
ar esfs. Particular attention pad to Col
lotions and prpeuring DEGREES Tor the szis
Of teal Estate. &
Alao, Applications fled for Back Pay and
Bounty duo heirs Of decca4ed soldiers.
oliee adjoining he residence Of CnAs. 4.
EElFsSIpEn. noao-ff
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WA. r. nArIsBr. clIAs. D. noBrars.
MAULSBY & ROBERTS,
ATT0RNETs-aTLAW AND SoLIc.
IT0RS IN CHaYCERr.

Having ciatcdthemselyos IN tsu prac.
tice Of Law IN Carroll county, shey viii IL
tend promptly and carefully to all business
entrusted 10 their charge. Mr.. Maulsby
will visit Westminster whenever business
requires Il Office directly opposite Court
House. jan4-iy
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II j. GRAMMRR. having associated
III with him in his business Mr.. j. W.
PgnKINs, late of Baltimore, who has had
some eighteen years experience in Photo,
graphy, and having removed to his NEW
ROOMS, nearly opposite Odd Fellows
Hall, which have been fitted up at consider
able expense expressly for the business,
wonld respectfully announce 10 his friends
OF Westminster, and or Carroll County gen.
orally, that .hey now have the facilities for
taking p good pictures. lin every style Of
the ar, as can be procured elsewhere.
Ju..e 21-tf
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PATENT MICA ROOFING.

THE New York MfcA Roorrwo Cavr,xY. Nr,-
tablishcd 1854, are manufacturing under Let.
icrs Patsntihe best sHieic Of composition r.of-
ing ever oasreli To the public. ltis adapted
20 every style 81 Roof, steep OF lat, and can DO
readily applied by any ono.
The y, :. Government, after thorough test
81 H. nuliiy, have adapted it, use 10 the Nary
Yards, aRd upon Public liuildinr..
The Roofing Ia put up In rtlls, aud has only
70 be pailcd 10 the Roof to makc durable
FIRE AND WATERPROOF COVERING.
We particularly recommend it, use upon
buildings, Stores, 0hnrches, Factories, Ma
ehine-Shops, Steamboat DECKS, &c.
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FURNNITI;nE.

eyery article necessary 70 a Building
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DIED.

ASH On the 7th Lsl aut Captain WILLIAM J,
unteeTs, aged as years.
The relatives and friends of the family are Invited
70 aIeno the funera from his late residence, No, 1904
o'clock. ' ~ ~'9 " "
BOON-On the 9th instant, after q short illness,
HENRY BOON, in his 5lst year
Inc relatives and friends Of the family are respect-
6ye toiy Iisd i 70 attend the funeral from the resi-
usnCe on MS orother William Boon Whitehall street
(hIst DeloW ,SSprlng Garden, near Thirteenthl at
ocloCA ocl un hnuVIsuhy morning. To proceed to Ger
CLENbEEoN 1On the evening OF 10th month, 2
year. ~
The relatives and friends OF the family are invited
20 attend her funeral from her husband's reaidenCa
No 38 N Seventh street, sixth day mornnS fba NJ
nth Instant, at 10 O'Clock, Interment at Fair Hi ~
OTT.-On the 5th instant, JOSEPH OFT son ~
Mary and the late jacob on, of New Orleans aged "a
ais relatives and friends and those of the family
are respectfully invited 20 attend his funeral
which viii take place on Saturday morning,
the 18TH Instant from his late residence in HaverlOrd
township, Delaware county az O'Clock. without fur
ther notice Services at st. Dennis Church. Car
rages VIII leave Mr.. simon dartlends omce, rhir-
teeuth street, above Chesput, a. O'Clock precisely
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The OHIO Election.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 0-Noou The complete re-
turns from the Second Congressional District
gives Carey for Congress 09i majority. The Re
publican loss is $500 The Republican State and
county ticket is elected by 1900 majority. Re-
publican loss $500
The majority against the amendment in
Hamilton county is 50O0 The total vote OF the
county Is $4,000
This mornings Commercial says that later
dispatches from the interior of the State show
state ticket in doubt and make the legislative
ticket very doubtful.
The Constitutional amendment is defeated
COLUMBUS Oct. 9.-Both parties claim the
election of their candidates by small majorlties.
The probabilities are that Hays, Republican,
will have a small majority. The Legislature
will have a small Republican majority-prOba-
bly, not over one in the House and two in the
Senate.
The amendment is dead,
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Philadelphia Trade Report,

WEDNESDAY, oct. 9-Bar1-No l. Quercitron
is in steady demand and small sales are re-
ported at SOS q ton.
Cotton is inactive, with small sales of mid .
dltpgs at 20922c for upland and New Orleans
There is "a very firm feeling in the Flour mar
ket, and the tendency of prices is for a higher
range. The demand is from the home con-
sumers, who purchased few hundred barrels
at S75OGS5O for superfine; S950GlO5O for old
stock and fresh ground extra; SIO5OmI2 for
Northwestern extra family; sll5O@l2 rs for
pennsylvania and Ohio do do; and Sl3 5O0l5
for fancy brands, according To quality. Rye
Flour sells at S82j@S "a, Nothing doing in
Corn Meal.
The offerings of Wheat were small, and the
demand for prime lots were good at full prices.
sales OF red at S21O@2 20; and California at S325
l4OO bushels good Pennsylvania Rye sold at
day. quOtatiOns sales of 1000 bushels yellow al
Sl4o and 1000 bushels winter mixed at Slifn
l'45 Oats are unchanged; sales of 1000 bushels
southern and Pennsylvania at 709Z7c.
Whisky-Nothing doing
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From a. Nj, spanger. Editor OF he CuItprls, NJ,
North slzth Street, NV t'o'i

IRON a. M 6PangleF, Editor or he CulturIst Nn.,
HOrih SI1th Street, -'''A
,,.. PHILADELPHIA July Is Isss
some eBhIeeh m MohlbH slnce was severe gu Ters,
food without suffering eat distress bnt ISd 10 piau
80 deblaed az TO be almost unified tor active bnti
ness of any kind. " 'S'''o "uht
After trying variety OF so-calIed remedias oil .,
which proved WORTHLESS, was induced al ~ a az s,, ~
gestion OF medical friend To give HOofland's a.,
man Btters trial. accordingly purchased al,
bottles which were taA en- In accordance with vSaI
directions "''-' SOH
The result was com plete removal of all dIs,-os,
ng symptoms after eating or drinking and n, All
restoration of strength that now ear All ordi,a
TO all the active duties of large and arduo 49,,
wen as aG any period OF my life GIca yood
effects OF the bllters were manifested before had
Ihaye also used It in my family with tba ban,,.
results, and take great peasure In adding NV -
mony TO that OF The many others who have haer
hottie in the spring and fall They not ONT Srs Ui
vigorous appetite but sive healthy tNne re -
stomach by Strengthening Its digestive bowers " the
II the above testimony VIII be the means
Trial (when It, feel coieidsnt will give them rs5is
IL Is at your service A0-I
Yours truly, A. NJ aPANaLER
Rev. ]. 8. Herman, of tue German Reformed Cb,ro,
KutZtOWn, Berks county. Pa, WAS Cussd of Dvsuoeh
Of twenty years standing, ''Po4SlA
Rev J. Newton Brown D. D.. Editor OF the Ero.,-,-
psdia of Religious knowledge aud Christian 5rSL2
Gle, Philadelphia -'NAi'
Rev. Thomas Winter, d. D., Pastor OF RoxbOropyb
Baptist Church,
rev Levi g. Beck, Pastor OF the Rantist c,,,,..,
N2psay1bart0n nj l. formerly Of Inc 'NSSlsL NsL Church
church. philadelphia, at present Pastor ~ 49, w
tIst Church, Chester, Pa NN nap
Tbese gentlemen express. In the stron-ast to-
their faVcERple opinion OF 4hiH Btters, ''' uS
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THIRD EDITIO N
FROM WASHINGTON TODAY
ESPECIAL DEsrArcREs TO EVENING rELEGEAPH.l J
WASHINGTON. Oct. 0.

ESPECIAL DEsPArcREs TO EVENING rELEGEAPH.l J
WASHINGTON Oct. 0.
A Lull In the Election Neyvs-A SerenRde
Postponed, Etc.
Tile doubt over the result in Pennsylvania,
and of the vote en- the amendment in OuiO.
Increases the interest in yesterdays elections.
The Republican here are confident OF Pennsyl-
yania on the ground of large gains in the
northern tier of counties, aud the absence of
news at the White House increases the fears of
the opposition that the victory they rejOiCGd
over last night has turned to ashes. Prepara-
rOrariy abandoned.
pOrtRnt Movements ON the Tnpts, Etc.
Democrats here are Wild with excitement
over the result OF the election IN Pennsylvania.
Nothing is known definitely as to the result in
Pennsylvania, but the large Democratic gains
are COnldered as success enough
TheWhite House Is crowded with people who
wish 10 congratulate the President. A grand
screnade 10 his EXccl!enCy is contemplated to-
nipht.
The President is expected to make o speech,
defining his new course, and indicating what he
intends doing. As soou rs the result in Penn
sylyana is definitely knCwn, there will be inn
mediate changes in the Cabinet aud Depart
Wents. 1t Is rUmored that Seward, who went
10 New York last night, will seuu in his resg-
nation rom that point.
Jerry Black has got back, and is with the
President to-day.
Mr. Johusol says that the defeat of the negro
suffrage amendment in Ohio is the greatest vic.
lory of them all, and on it he will shape his new
course,
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THE INDIAN WAR.
The Indians Coming In to Meet the Conn


FORT HARKER, Oct S.-A letter just received
by Colonel Taylo' from Colonel Thomas Clark,
dated October s. says ne has succeeded in col
lecting II e following lodges, viz, Arapahoes,
III; Apaches, Sj; ChcyeuneS 23l; Kiowas, ljO;
the Arapahoes, who has u lodges, Is repre-
sented, but Will not be present. Tue Cheyenues
sent in word last night that they insist on
moving their whole village ana would be pre-
sent i'm Il few days. The CamNnches, number
ing 100 lodges, are encamped thirty miles below,
and woulu be In, but have made arrangements
with Colonel LeaVenworth. a number ofiodgeS
are now in that are not represented. The num-
COlOnGPs mission has been Il complete success
Reports OF his being captured aud neld rs pri.
soner are entirely untOunded. The Commission
leaves at noon TO. daV.
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Guns for Mountain Campaigning.

An English journal suggests that the officers
in charge OF the Abyssnian expedition should
look up zone or two batteries OF Armstrong
guns now in India specially prepared for trans
pOrtatiOn through a mountainous country. Each
gun can be dismOunted and taken to pieces, and
the whole feld.pIece carriage and all, so
packed as to be carried with perfect ease by
three mules In a very few minutes also it can
be unpaCked again, fired, aud repacked. One
of these batteries is, or was quite lately at Oar
jeeling, and correspondent informs US that last
summer he saw it exercised over the most
rocky and precipitous ground, where the car
rage OF any other species of artillery would
have been practically impossible
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General Sheridan at SpringfieId.

SPRINGFIELD, Oct 9.-General Sheridan has
Just arrived in tnis city, and been officially re-
ceived by Mayor Briggs He made a short
speech in response and after a stop of twenty
minutes, left for Albany The crowd of people
who assembled 10 grest the General was very
l~rge and enthusiastic. The buildings iu the
vicinity OF the depot were decorated with flags.
The Generals party did not leave the depot,
ana collation. was served on the train
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From South America,

NEW YORK. Oct. 9-The steamship Rising.
Star brings Panama advices OF Oct l. TheY
contain but very little news. Affairs were
quiet on the Isthmus. Central American daGes
10 the Goth ult. were received, but they contain
nothing of importance. The cholera had dis
appeared from the coast in Nicaragua but still
prevailed in the interior. The survey for the
railroad in Costa Rica was progressing
on September llth there was an attem Mt ut
revolution IN ArequpiH, Peru;.but after twenty
number of dead amounted to lfty with many
wounded. Ten boxes of needle-guns supposed
IOI Lhe rebela, had .heen seized az IslaY.
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stocks in New York TO-Dav.

NEW York. oct 9.--Smith. Randolph IL Co,
Bankers, No. IL South Third street, and No.
Nassau street, New York, oporL ~ O'Clock
his afternoon as follows
United States isis, uO34@llO7s.
United States 5-2Os, 1867. ll2GII2l.
United States 5-2Os, 1864 luS75@lU9l5
United States sos, 1860, O9B@l00A.
United States 5-20s, new, 1865. l071S@I07M.
United States 5-20S, 1867. 1917 I@ly733,
United States l0-I0s, l0OI50lOOA
June and July 73Is, l0555@lO6.
Market unsettled ard irregular, in conse-
quence of the election news from Pennsylvania.
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Latest Finnncial News.

Especial to THE EyENINa TELEGRAPH by Hassons
Independent News Agency.
NEW YORK, Oct o. U. S. 6s of 1881, u2I5a
ll2'ii do 52os 1852 i2@l2l5 do. 1854, ios}5gio5&;
lO7li; do, l0-4Os ICOI@1Co7}; do. 8-lOs June and
December lO53S@lU6; do. January and July, io5fS61
1906; Gold, 1879! New York Central lI8sS8
llSzSi Erie 69@e6s Preferred, 7S978i Hudson, 1857
@S8S; do. Central, lO9@i' Ga; Illinois Central lSSa
1913; Cleveland and Pittsburg, s31(0s4; Cleveland
and Toledo, l30l32: Rock Island. 1887 0iO3I North
west common, 4lh@n4; Preferred, 6Sl96s% Pacific
Ma4Sq l4s1a; atlantic Mail ll4lS @ll41S; Canton Com
026lI; Wayne, ,lOe5s@lOl Marposa, sJS009lS Western
Union Telegraph 3721@37zS Boston Water Power
alaM2l Market steady. N"~>'
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RRAD WEsp NAYa 80,

Hon. George w. Woodward, Chief Tustica n, ~.
''uPRshie court OF FennSyl Vanta, writes:--
r.,,,, =, PHiINDELPHIA, March IA Jas,
Hnu 'hOOnands Se mau Bitters" is not an intISs,
CatlhE beverage, out is good Tonic usefIi in a.
eases Oi te dgestlye organs, aud OF great benset r.
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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-10-09
FROJIEUROPE BY CABLE.
Market ReDort 20 Two o,oIocL

LONDON, Oct. 9-2P M.-Erie Railroad shares
have advanced "a; Illinois Central "a Great
Western Railroad declined "a United States
Five-twenties have advanced i-l6
Consols for money, 9iII.
LIVERPOOL, oct % p M.-Cotton is easier
and prices have declined l-l6. The sales will
reach $4,000 bales.
Lard is quoted at 52s, Cd Spirits Turpentine.
27s.; Linseed cakes. ell.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 0.-The steamer HISTORIAN
from Quebec, has arrived.