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The Broad Top Railroad.

The controllers of this road have, within.
the past six months, improved it very much.
All the old trcstlc have been superseded by
new and splcadid materials, while many 9th
er improvements have been made. The
Bread Top Road is one Of the safest in the
State 1t has less number of accidents
recorded than any other line of the same
length reported, while the care and atten-
ton of its officers to the comforts Of the
travelling public speak in the most favorable
tcrms We do not think that any one will
hesitate to pronounce the most favorable
opinion &C the substantial condition Of tho
road who will take the pains % inquire or
TO investigate. We 90 hot know Of sin.
gle accden. which has resulted from pure
negligence Of its employees or the incfcen-
cy Of the material used in its construction
though it has been in existence for ten years.
The visitors to the Bedford Springs will find
this road perfectly safe and in a very good
condition. Bedtom [aqui,er.
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ESeseGatc Elpcssso.

Our Democratic friends throughout the
county will bear in mind that tho Delegate
election .oi the county will be held ON Sat
urday, the first of June next, in accordance
with the following resolution passed by the
last county convention:
Resoirct-That hereafter tie annual
Democratic county convention Of thisceunty
shall DC held on the first Monday of june in
each year, aud that the elections for Dele
gates to such conventions shall be held on
the Saturday preceding the first Monday
in June between the hours of 9 O. clock and
Q O'Clock =, NJ.
DanrRc Mtcih'geucsy.
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IYHE COLUMBIA HOUSE. --
~ Haa1 NHs..aH.
II. H.STOHNEll, Proprietor.

This isa new stand lately fitted up for tho acconimo
daton Ut the traveling public generality, eitugted on
what is known ss tho tRobbison proper,y." It is
centrally located iD I, town, q nMt pcaecnt place
foY tuesis " stop besides being In that part oftown
ihs opfie,or isela cohhdeps that he 10 prepared
70 give general satisfaction to bis gussi., and would
solieit fair portion Of the public psfonsse. 20
- fbiocnistuiS, May Is, 1857. u --,t
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-05-22

efyN PETERsoY's MAGAZINE for June, is
an unusually fine number, even for this pop
ular and elegant magazine 1t has a beau
tiful steel engraving, "1'hc Wild Flowers in
the Wood; )" splendid mammoth colored
fashion plate, with FIVE figures a coored
pattern for tobacco pouch and about FIVE
waod engravings Of dresses, bonnets, collars
and cuffs, childrcn's fashions, baby's shoe,
patterns in embroidery, smoking cap, &C.,
&c. The literary contents maintain the
high character of "PETERsoN. That
powerful story, "The Long Journey" is
finished. Mrs. Ann S. Stephens faseina-
ting novelett, Married by Mistake" is
continued. A capital article on 1.-THE Laws
Of Crequet," is alone worth the price of the
number. This is a good time to subscribe,
for pew volume begins with July, though
back numbers from January may also be
had, if subscribers wish to commence with
the first of the year.
''Petersons' is the cheapest CT all the
monthlies. To single subscribers it is but
$500 year. For $500 five copies are sent
with an extra copy to the per.en getting up
the club. Address G. j. Peterson, 3O6 Chest
nut St., Philadelphia.
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d | + d Z,

In Bloomsburg, on Thursday the 9th inst,
Mr.. George Kramer, after a short Illness,
aged about So years he leaves wife and
several little children to mourn his death.
In Bloomsbury, on the 18th inst, Mrs
Caroline, wife Of Eli Kitchen, Of consump-
ton, in the 3lst year Of her age.
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ORA MELVILLE HOTEL,
sCOLTMBIA COUNTY, PENN'A.
ISRAEL MUMME EY, .

IsUCCEsSoR TO SAMUEL. EVERETT
has lately taken charge Of this well known and con
vcIienty located stand, respectfully informs hts
old friends, as well as new, and the public in eensf
nj, that his house is in complete order for thu
Uon Of bo,rdsrs aud fo, the reception aai
entertainment nf travellers wliu may feel disposed
TO favor HIM with their custom. No expense has
been spared in preparing this Hotel for the enter
tainnent Of gusts mud nothing shall be wanting. on
his part to minister TO their peisonal comfort The
location, as well as the building 10 good one, and
all together is amply arranged TO please the public.
T5' His Mar VIII aiwuya bo furnished with tho
hest uf liquors, aud his table with the best tho mar.
ket affords. ISRAEL MUMMEY.
Orangeville, April J, Gift.
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A GOOD TEMpLAR. His cxccllancy, Gov.
Geary, was last evening Initiated as a mem
Der OF Washington Lodge Of Good Tcmplars
Of this city. The members of Advance
LolGe Were present to witness the cerc.
mony.-ha'r''sJug Eieguph.
No comments are necessary but we can t
refrain from mentioning fact, which the
po9rle cf Eric arc more familiar with than
the people generally, although it vas herald
cd all over the countryhy the League psHcy's
during Gesry's campaign, which Is this
After GtTy hal delivered one OF his gowor-
ful sreeches to a go',tical gathering q, Erie,
standing egon box, holding q g!a.s Of Feer
in ONO hand, he aaid "sou.lcmea III give
you toast The Irishman Likes his whisky,
the German lis lager jeor; that's nly senti-
snen,," lie drank his beer. Then it paid
to hold that sentiment now it does not.
That's all.
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"eaOing Back:

We met Republican workingman on
the street yesterday, who inquired of MS
particularly, if it was true that JEFF. Davis
had been bailei out Of prison, and if it was
also true that leading Radical headed the
list of those who went security for him !?
OF course, we replied in the affirmative,
naming Old Greeley as the man. Our repub.
lican qucstioaer moved of, swearing, that
hereafter, he would mot vote the Radical
ticket, if the leaders of the party were 'go-
ing back on him in that style. "-DaayiIc
MLeN.qeacer.
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Sheriti's Office,
Pottsvilie, Pa, May 3, 1867
I .UMBER LUMBER I!

4 ne,c Lumber lprd in BloomsJwg,
Tue Undersigned would respectfully inform those
IN wqnt OF lumber that he continues TO n,anufat.
ture and Keeps on hand q good supply of building
aud fencing IN. tcr!I at his residence, short dis
lance north Of the depot which lie offers for sale at
rca, enable rates. JACOB SCHUYLER.
BluOn,sburg, June 81, 1865,
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-05-22

nsy" TIE RADICAL State Convention Of
Maryland in its proceedings portrays very
beautiful picture of the fruits and pleasures
Of Radicalism. There were two hundred
and fifty delegates in attendance, of which
number one hundred were negroes. There
were speeches made to the Convention by
two white plen and by about six or eight
negroes. Nearly one half of the delegates
were colored, and nine.tcnths of the pro.
'eoedlngs were intensely black. 7,
~ among other declarations it was Resolved
BY the Republicans of Maryland assembled
in convention. That we rn.al,irm our dc.
mand heretofore made, forthe, he,reeognition by
law over oll the country, of. the entire souoi
ay Of all A'ne7ean citizeus H. all ,cicR and
lpol9cai,'aghts, ,cithout regGrl,to oolo.,'i,
asA motion to appoint, five, additional
members from Baltimore city, aud one from
each county, aupontho State Central Com
uaittee, was adopted by tho, Convention
and upon the suggestion ola negro the
President appointed all black mon. ~ Won,
der i Pennsylvania Radicals willnot do the
tno same,HtqeN Va 1,i,fs,ear ,5r7a-s- rfsei d.
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EEyY assAEnsTHsEssTEyTs.
GHERIFFS SAL ES.

ny viriuc Of sundry wrts Of voniitioLi .cHponas
and ievar ianias. issuci ont nj the Court Of Con-
noa Pleas Vi Columbia county, TO me directed, will
b. exposed TO public sale, AT the COi'RI HOUSE, IN
Pic"n,sLmrg. OF SATURDAY, the 18th day of June.
ia1 10 o'clock. \. NJ. the following zeal estate tc
wit:
Columhis county. containing one acre more or less,
bounded on the west by lot late Of William Aslniun
nu the norh by public road leading To Germantnwn,
and on the east and south by lands of the Locust
Mountain Coat aud Iron pany. on which is erect
ed two story stone house with the appurte nances
Seized, taken in execution aud to be scd as TIE
ptOl eriy of William Lavell.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-05-22

. AsJ- g GoyerpQr Cpwmings, Of Colorado,
has decided 70 except the Office of Collector
Of Internal Revenue in the Fourth district
of Pennsylvania and resign his territorial
subesnatoriaI chair. '-'SF-f S's s-'f4 I !
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q A U L l o N (.

All pcrsons are hereby cautioned against pur
chusins note gwen by me to +. II. Smith for one
hundred dollars. dated December 20, 1866 No, hav
IN receiTcd alua therefor. will hot pay the same
unless compelled 10 do 80 by due course OF law.
.t :, i' AARON FULMER.
LFowersvillc, May [, 1867. -. - '7rIr.'
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uHOPKIN,S OWN MAKE.l'

und see that each Skirt is Stamped w. r Hopkins 3
Manufacturer, bas Arch Street. Philadelphia" No
others Gre Genune, A ACstalogae coa,apntiis style.
sixe aud Retail Prices, sent tn my address. upi-
fOri aud iboral discount allowad TO Dealers Or.
Gllsd. wholesale aud Retail, ut Manhtactory and
Sale rooins, No 6ss Arch Street, Philadelphia.
SKIRTS made TO order, altered apd repaired,
Terms, Net Cash 7T IN 1s E'ag One Price Only
March %, J1lcmc. HM r HORKlN4
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%, HOOP SKIRTS. ,e2s

62s, HOOP SKIRTS. .e2s.
NEW SPRING STYLES, -, ~ =,
~ "OuR Own MAKE. "
Embracing eye.y New and desirabie size. style md
shape OF Plain aud Trail Hoop Skjrts,-9, ia g.,
334, - Ia. 3i93 34 and 4 yards reund every
length and size Waist. In every respect 4
b. FIRST @ ALITY, iss7
and especially adapted 10 meet the wants OF First
CInss ana most fashionable Trade. 5'H
"our Own Make" OF Hoop sk[ts nre lighter,
more elastic, more durable nnh Realty Cheaper than
skirt in the American Market,l They nrc Waran,ed
in every respect and wherever Introduced give uni.
soa "y Rsiaiafs and eyery Lady should 'i try ,h"
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-05-22

s4S- The great grain growing regions ofl,
Pennsylvania give cheering signs of. an
abundant harvest the comipg season The,
cold weather Of April and May has kept the,
fly from working on the grain. !" az '.4 . ).
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Democratic state Convention.

The Democratic State Committee, Mt its
meeting, on January a9th, at Harrisburg,
adopted the following resolutions:
let. That the regular Convention Of the
party, for nominating candidate tor the
Supreme Bench, he held at Harrisburg, on
the Second Tuesday of June, 1867, at twelve
o'clock NJ, and that said Conyention be COIN
,osed Of the usual number Of delegates. :,
aud. In addition thereto, il is recommend
cd to the Democracy Of Pennsylvania to
forthwith elect, in the usual manner,. two
delegates, Of recognized position and inau-
snce in the party, for each Representative
and Senator ia their respective district, who
thali meet in Mass Convention, at Harris-
burg, on day to be fixed by the Chairman
Of the State Central Committee.
BY order Of the Democratic State Com,
WM. A. WALLACE, Chairman.
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Democratic Victories,

We are pleased 10 chronicle the fact, that
the Democracy of the city of Williamsport
have been triumphant in their municipal
election held on Wednesday of las. week.
They elected DR.. W. F. LOGAN, their can
didate for Mayor and nearly their whole
ticket by seventy eight maiorit,
This lsset down asa gainoftvvO hundred
and seven over the vote of last Nay
when the present Radical incumbent, Mayor
Wood, was elected. The Radical vote was
cast for j. ID. WALLACE, a man ei h gh
standing aid character in TIE Republican
synagogue This is a decided encouragement.
Last fall Gov. Geary carried that city by
majority Of eig7sty.tsS0 over the gallant
and brave boy from "Old Berks,' HEIsTrR
CLYMER Ilurrah for the Democracy Of
Williamsport.
The Democracy of W'iiseabare c'cc.ol
their ticket by handsome majority on the
same day. Hon. J. r. ctsgk vas elected
Mayor over Col II, y. H1ryy, Radical, by
s'Aty-esgFaf vote, .howing quite large
gain oyer last years majority. Che De
mocracy Of the city Of WGAe9hlgr4 bave
good cau:c to rejoice, as well as the people
throughout the country, when they behold
that large and corrupt mass of Republican
ism growing beautifully less. Light is
breaking in, the people can begin to see
their way clear, and the couatry is being
wrenched from out the hands of p.unders,
knaves and political nurderers, who have
near about sapped all the life blood from
the nation. Buckle on your armor, indie,
pendent white ireemen, and prepare for a
general onslaught on Radicalism in the
coming fall campaign. Connecticut and
Kentucky have nobly led the way, and why
not manfully follow in their example! !,
can and will be done.
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AN Aorp WoxAN POUND DEAD ~

AN AdED WOMAN FOUND DEAD INA
SpRING-A SINGULAR CASE old wild
ow lady named Leah Price WAS found dead,
in sitting posture, in the spring on the
premises where she resided, near Paxinos,
this county, on Monday morning last, with
only the lower part of hor body under water.
The facts in the case, as related to us, are
very singular. She was the widow of Will
son Price, of Shamokin township, to whom
she had no children, but she had two step
sons, children of said Wilson Price. At his
death, Mr.. Price willed his two farms to
the two sons excepting Of course, the lawful
interest of the widow. One son also died
afterwards, and Jacob Kline bought and
moved on the farm Of the deceased son.
The farm of the surviving son, Peter Price,
adjoins the property Of Kline. It appears
that Kline and Price jointly provided for
the wants Of the aged widow and she occu-
pied rooms in the house of Kline. Early on
Monday morning Mrs. Kline went to the
spring and found the old lady as above
stated. The water was not over eighteen
inches in debth She was tigtly wedged in,
with her back to the stepping stone and her
feet propped against the oppsiotc wall
Her body was still warm but life was cx.
tinct. When taken out she was full of water
the upper part of her body completely wet,
but how she could have drowned and then
got into he position in which she was found,
is still involved in mistcry. An inquest
held upon the body and the findidg was
that she came to her death by drowning.
Whether the matter will end here We know
not, but the cpse should be fully envestiga-
ted, if possible, until there is no more doubt
as to the manner of her s8cath, whether
accidental or. otherwise. -Sunbury Dem.
Ocrat.
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A ISO

cer.nin tract ofland situate in Locus, ,oyvnshp
Columbia county, containing hty-siI acres more
lass. bounded "n the south by lands of David kresi.
and Henry Cable All the west by Henry Gabia. ON
the norlh by Henry Knapp nnd on the east by lands
of Abram and David Kreishcr, whcrcon is erected
u log house aud log barn. with the apputtenance
Seized, taken IN execution and to be sold as the
prnpcI;y of Joi,l Perry,
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wednesday, May ~, 1867.

g. m. PErrgNoiLL h Co.. 81 Park Row New York
q, duly authorized to solicit and receive sabscrp
tons and advertising for the Democrat Star, pub
lished nj BloOmsburg, Columbia county, Pa,
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a G. X A II l. Il +, ,.....
Counselor and Attorney a. Law,
rar BLoOMsBURG, Pa.

Would cnnnunco to his friends and tho public Ia
gel,cial That he has resumed The Practice Of Law
naaip aud all lcsa, b'siuess promptly
OFFICE in ths Exchange building, sesona story,
ovct EyGi Meyers Drug G,ulu. -'' 80 =
Pit"nishutg, May I,let1
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: ~ The Radicals are abusing Horace
Greeley. itsitoo bad '4'c U sS-,llfsAs
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E A STRICT ENFORCEMENT. An "Alabam-
ian, ," in Mobile paper, who has been in
Boston, thus hits Off the prollibitory law. :.
"Boston seemstob be growing worse every day
in intolerance. They won't allow circus
to have a horizontal bar, or band of
'tunblers. Trance mediuna arc forbid
den to practice because they call in the aid
Of spirits. Opticians are watched, because
tits said people get there glasses there. The
London Punch and Wilkes Spirit are for.
biddcn to be sold by the periodical dealers.
Apothecares are Forbidden 10 sell lquor.ice.
People arc not allowed to eaS sour apples,
and are liable to be. arrested for being in
high spirits. Children .who complain 81
stomach-acho are locked up e. fal, il
might be sham pain. Map are errsre3 III
suspicion Of being diatders who ..a ogusht
'rectifying' mistakes, Hotels have l.ai q
take rum omo!cts' and wine sauce, OF their
bills Of fare. +" All bookstores selling histor-
les containing an account of the "Battle OF
Brandywine' arc closed at once. Dead pco.
pie cannot DO buried on bier. Vessels are
not allowed to como into the harbor becasue
they have to pass bar in doing so; and
sea captains are not allowed to take any
port in a .storm'--if they do, they must tell
where they got it. Enterpriziug men dare
not show any public spirit and even the
poor washerwoman canonly dry two sheets
at time, and any one is liablc,toarrest who
haa tIhrnn cLnnln &, H. III. ~ -.-- N
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s.sGoLDlN AiIFFIlN County. -lIt appears
that some iron ore taken from the mines of
y. W. Boody, about four miles from, Mount
aonion' along the Juniata river, contained a
considerable amount of gold and also some :,
silver The ore was assayed, and tits said
contained twelve dolars.an eighty cents in
gold and eighty cents of silver to the ton. y y
The ore, 1t ia asserted, can be counted by
lmilliopsof TONS -sBsStora Gazette. :
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ALSO,

certain lot Of ground situate in The Borough O E
Centralia. Colombia county, containing two lots,
ifiy eu, front aud Hundred and fol fee, deep,
bounded on the Saslb by Ca,awissa street tie
by - street, On the south by an Alley and on the
north by lot of Ilepry Jasper on which is ererlcd
two story plank Ii; use, blacksmith shop, with the
appurtcnanGcs.
Seized, taken in rxecu,ion and to be sold as the
propsrty OF Stephen Thomas.
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ALSO,

Aocr,nin piece ofland situate in fishingcrcek twp
Columbia Comfy, containing thirty acres more or
less bounded The south by lands of Daniel FOrce,
on the west by lands Of Alex. Cramer, on the nor b
by lands Of Joseph Coleman. aud on the east b! land
OF Mchacl Iamnn, on which Is erected frame dwell.
ling house snd frame stable, with the appuIte.
nancrs.
:, izcd, taken In execution aud TO be ,old as the
property q. W. Mastciler.
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ALSO,

creek township Columbia county adjoining lands Of
Ju' ah Chrrrington Joseph Zimmerman, other lands
OF the said estnte OF 8. Coxe, d"crused and others
bounded pd lesceibed as follows. to wit: Brsdning
ut double chestnut oak. tbt north wosterh corner
of tract OF land surveyed in the name of Henry
Nov, mbtr A. n, 1907. and running thence BY land
OF judah Gburrngt0n. south iflcen deg ecs. ninety
eigl' percles 10 post, thence north eighty six aud
Eve aud halt perches TO post, ihence north hite
degrees west, Ninety eight perches to n. chestnut
oak, thence sout eighty SIX aud quarter degrees
chcs tolhe piaceof beginning. containing one hun.
ted and sayen acres aud seventy eight perches neat
measure. - 49, -'N ~
Seized, taken in execution and to be sold as the
property Of George iiartlel
Bloomsbury, May %. v ~ -.-.
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THE ATLANTIC CABLE.

Reduction Of the Tariff Charges on Mes
-snges-Tke Minimum Message 20 be Ten
WOrds-Extra Charge for Code Abolished.
The following cable despatch comes 10 us withou
cost
LONDON, Nov. g. 1867.
All the details OF the new tariff OF the Atlantic cable
having settled enabled to that tho
following notifications win go into effect lst OF De-
csmber prox., viz -
Tolls between tho city OF New York and any place
Great Britain or Ireland, on messages or ten
words, not exceeding Atty letters in all S25 90
Each word after the first line................ so
Address date and signature, to the extent OF 1--WE
words, twenty I've letters all, TO Dc sen, free OF
charge.
No extrs charge for messages in code consisting OF
plain words: but messages 10 cyphsr-that is TO say.
messages In numerals in letters OF the ALPHABET
having any known dictionary words-or names OF
places, ships, persons. &c. are 70 be charged
for the nrst zen woros... 90
For each additional cypher. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SO
The tolls between New York city and points and
south thereof will be charged in addition 70 the above
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THn LoSpoS MoyxY MAgkrr.--LospoS, Nov. % r.
M--Consols % s-l6 for money No advices have
vet been received from New York American
securities are quist and nominal at the following
rasss:--U g. hvstwsnties, 20 1915 o. s. tsn-forties
G7k; Illinois Central Railway shares, Sass; Ere Rail.
way shares, <cs<.
Tn FRAsKFoRr BouRsE.-FEAxKror, Sunday, Nov.
TO- Evening United states bonds quoted ~ 1914
for the issue OF 1s62
LlyrRpooL CorroS MARKE-TavKRPoor, Nov. 9-3. p.
M-Ths market has boon quiet throughout the day
trsnssctions fall short OF the estimate By 900
bsles ths sales footing up 10 900 bales Middng up.
lands 3d. 1l.l6d. MddlIng Orleans, o. l.16d.
The stock In port aad shpboard s5l 900 bales OF
which l33, 600 bales are American.
TRADE REPORT Tho sdvicss from Manchester are
favorable the market FOR goods and yarns improving
at noon
IrvKsrool BRrApsruyrs nsRKKr -LrvrRFooI, New. .
"a p. the breadstuds market closed quiet but
steady, and quotatieBs unchanged Corn, asa "a
per ar for mixed Western. Wheat California wnite lss
and rod western l3s 3D. per GENITAL Barley o. a. per
90 lbs for American. oats IS. lid per ~ ibs for
American. peas eos per 6oa lbs for Canadian.
IIyHRroor PRovrslors MARKKr. --LIvgRroor, Nov g.
9 p M-Ths market closed generally unchanged
cheese is nrmsr at 5ss I'd Cor middling Amsrcau All
other articles quiet but WsAdy
LIVERPOOL PRopUcs NApEEr-IivHsFcoI. Nov. e--8 Y.
n.-sugar IA nrm ~ 2ss. Cd. Refined petroleum has
declined 70 L. sd There Is no spirits Of petroleum IN
the market Other qualities UNCHANGED.
LONDON MARKETS. LONDON, Nov 9--Eoen. --Linseed,
Css 3d. for Grade Calcutta Iinseed cakes Eli psr ton
Linseed oil, cal Per son whale soi eyT per asa ga
loag. sperm oil, Ella per ton,
luE PxfROiEUn nAhxrf. --ASIwsRr, Nov. So T.. -
Petroleum, ~ francs for standard white.