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MAGNOLIA WArER.---A delightful toilet artl-
tle-superior to Cologne and athalfthe price:
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geaal Aarsrtissments.
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE
rNHIs IS 70 GIVE NOTICE

Y " L ~ Y I
1867, II Warrant In Bankruptcy was issued
against the Estate of Cl no WADE, of Perry
township, in the county OF Greene, and Stnte OF
Pennsylvania, who has been Ndjudged n Bank
rupt on his own petition that :he payment Of
any debts and delivery OF any l9perty belong.
Ing TO such Bankrupt to him, or foi his use, and
den by Law that meeting of the Creators of
the said Bankrupt To prove their Debts, ant TO
choose one or more Assignees of his Estate wiz
be held AT Court OF Bankruptcy, to be holden
Mt the Court House, in Waynesburg, Greene
county, Pennsylvania, before Joseph B. Donley
Register, on the SrH DAY OF JANUAEY, a. b.
1865, at o'clock, n. m.
THOMAS \. RowLEY,
l2i-it L. g. Marshal.
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+ + NJ A LIE DISEASES.

Women by the score fall victims 10 nialadiespc-
culiar to their sex, many OF whom might he
saved from lives of wretchedness nd premature
graves by applying In time to DR.. ". The rem-
edles emp Dyed in the practice Of DR.. w. are
manufactured exclusively by him from his own
Medical Laboratory and are always pure in
quality and specific in effect. DR.. W, diagnoses
disease by means Of the Urine, the only fnalli-
bic test of disease, never failing To discoyersits
nature, locality and durability, thus enabling
him to emploJa
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Mr.. Geo S. Jeffery,
!has our thanks for fivors received Mr. JEFF
fiery, Notary Public, Telegraph Operator and
Stationer, can be found in his room below
this Office by any one desiring hi, efficient
services.
Mr.. J. G. Wright, (anl we are sorry not to
know the gentleman, or his whereabouts,
has sent us two ''rousiug," apples of the
'Northern Spy" species The apples, each
weighed thirteen ounces, and, it is presumed
were raised on the sentleman's farm. We
are ever thankful for such kindness and only
wish people would, tell us where they;, Inc 50
we could nuke "a reluisition" whgt ftations
are short L.e7f
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pITrs8URGN MARKETS.

Egt AioSDAY, Dec. 81 1867.
During the greater portion of the week busi-
ness generally has been excessively dull, but at
the close there were some symptoms of little
more activity. There Is not much doing in grain
otany kind, and prices have changed material
ly during the entire wtcs. vi. . rTTap 10y
Daring the past week tn ere has bacn very lit
tie animation in any branch of trade
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Ledwitl's bailiinc, opposite thee Court House
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aMaraets.
wAYNEsnURG MARKET.

WAYSEsDuRG, Dec % 1887.
Corrected Weekly for the REPUBLICAN,.
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DISEASES OF A CHRONIC NATURE

The Doctor might present volume Of cartif-
Gates of cures, Complimentary notices, &c., but
the most satisfactory testimonial will be given
the public in trial of his skill. DR.. w. dcvotes
exclusive attention to Chronic Ailments, In
which his practice has been uniformly succoss-
ful. effecting cures in many cases that have
baifled all other SYSTEMS OF treatment. 4 3
Paralysis, I.heumatism, Bronchitis, Caterral
Heart, Liver, Bowels, Kidneys, Lungs,
Female Diseases General Debil-
lty. Ne DC,
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BaowssyiLtH has skating park almos,
finished.
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AJ i ID G A l.
DIR. WHITTLESY,

DIR. r. WHITTLEsY, Physician for Chronic
Diseases, has permanent office in Washington.
the past twelve years in the successfui treatment
Of oil
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RATIONAL. SCIENTIFIC AND CURATIVE
TREATMENT.

Of the absolute ccrtninty Of his mode of diagno-
ses he cain satisfy every patient who dives Him
trial. from the urine alone he will tell accurate
examnatiSn Of r. mis- secretion he embovs IN ont sne
cal, chemical and microscopical tests, no case
being presented in which one o. these tests 10
not sufficient to an accurate diagnoses. Tho
Doctor does not claim to be "cure all, )" nor vet
'the right arm of the Almighty stretched forth
to save the world from premature dissolution"
but he does profess from scientific requirements
and
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YEARS OF EXPERIENCE,

Devoted exclusively TO the treatment OF chronic
ls with his lnfallbe tests Of disc! !se to be able
to rel eve and permanently cure all those cases
which are not already beyond the reach Of REM
edies i y
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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-11-27
From Sam Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. %. the steamer
Golden City, from Panama, has arrived
The French transport Erivilie, from Tahiti,
has arrived, bringing the mails of October 2ith.
on NeekahieEra ss Island s on on the 18th tn ult she
with HOO barrels sperm oil. The same day she
saw the whaler Martha Washington, OF New
The ship Sapphire. from New York, has ar
rived.
The schooner Kate, from Honolulu to Vic
toria, has put into this port in Distress having
encountered heavy weather.
a Colima (Mexico) letter of the 18th instant,
states that Raymond Vega has been reelected
Governor. All business was paralyzed by the
late increase of maritime duties, which raised
have also to pay so per cent on the duties levied
by the Imperial Government The foreign
merchants will be victimized until driven out
Corona is still at Guadalupe, trying to raise
an army to fight Lezerdo.
The merchants of Colima decline to send for
ward conducta, for fear that its safety will be
There is much dissatisfaction with Juarez
and his vacillating policy, and revolution is
shortly expected.
steamship Arizona, for New York via Panama,
sailed to-day, carrying 1920 bbls flour, the nrst
Adyices from Arizona give the particulars of
the campaign of Colonel Prior, Major Clenden-
min, and Lieutenant Wells against the Holo-
The country of the tribe was overrun by the
expedition, their ranches and winter stores de-
teen taken prisoners. Colonel Price proposed
to drive the Indians from point to point, until
they become, quiet, or fear of determination
compels them to go upon the Reservation.
The steamer California, from Victoria via
Portland, brings $206. 900 in treasure.
The balque Loyal Sam from Glasgow has ar
rived
Wheat is firm at $2'6O@265; sales on Saturday
OF 200. 900 sacks at these hgures-Flour quiet at
$75098; Legal tenders, ~
The whaleship Aurora, from the Arctic Ocean
has arrived with $50 barrels oil and 100000 lbs.
bone. October l6; spoke the Eagle, with 1000
barrels Oil and 1000 lbs. bone, and the Ohio
with 400 barrels Oil and 5000 lbs. bone, both
bound 10 Honolulu.
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LEGAL INTELLIaENCE.


CoURToF QUARTER sEssIoNs-Judge Psirce.-
William Stall was charged with assault and battery
upon Henry Keller. The defendant was in attend
ance; but the prosecutor did not appear. The law
rewardeth the diligent. The bill was submitted with
ont eyder and verdict OF not guilty rendered
George a. Springer was acquitted OF charge or the
larceny Of watch. This case similar to the pre-
ceding and the law rewardiDg the dillgent, the bill
wss submitted without evidence,
Edward McCafery was acquitted OF charge OF the
larceny Of Sl4 belonging to Creighton Sloan. The
prosecutor not RppeATingthe BILL was submitted with
out evidence.
he driving at ordinary rate up Filth street.
above Race, having the right OF way the defendant
dashed into his buggy with q heavy four-seated
wagon, taking OF wheel OF his buggy, ana dropping
him into the street; without stopping TO see what
injury he had done he dashed furOusy street. and
was arrested at Third and Green streets
The act OF Assembly under which this charge was
made Inc udes only the drivers OF public vehicles for
the conveyance OF passengers; and, therefore, the
DEFENDANTS wagon not having been proven 10 be such
aYehlcle, this case fell 20 the ground. and verdict
OF mot guilty Was rendered.
David Myers was acquitted OF charge OF larceny
as bailee. There WAS no evidence TO support the
charge.
DISTRICT CoURT-Judge Hare.-o. Wilson Davis,
to the OF Lewis Audenreid, The Hope In
insurance policy, for the loss by fire of the steamer
Meteor, et Chester, in November, 1865. Before re-
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-Judge Allison
Montgomery VS.. Grant. Before reported, On trial.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT = Judge
Marcus Marks. claimant. An information of the for.
feure OF property for violation of the Revenue law
in conducting the liquor business contrary 70 its pro-
visions. On trial.
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Philadelphia Trade Repora.

WEDNESDAY, Nov. N.-Bark-The Offerings
are small, and for Quercitron the demand Ia
STEADY; small sales ofNo. at $55 p ton.
The Flour Market is devoid of life, but there
isa very firm feeling, and some holders are un-
willing to operate at present quotations; the de-
mand Tor shipment is extremely limited, and
OF few hundred barrels at S7'5O9S50 for supers
fine; SS 5O@950 for extras: Sl0@ll for Northwest
ern ex ira family; Sll@1275for Pennsylvania and
Ohio do. do; and $l3@l4 for fancy brands, ac-
cordlng TO quality. Rye Flour Is selling at
selling at 1915. M
:, The stock of Wheat is light. with correspond
ing Iecelpts, ana the demand for prime is fair;
sales Of Pennsylvania at sl70 ana Southern al
Sl6O@1 60 Corn is lower; sales of yellow at $40
ana western mixed at Sl'38 Oats are In modes
rate request; sales of Southern and Pennsylva.
MIA at 75@78c. 1900 bushels New York Barley
sold at III 55@l6O. Nothing doing in Malt
Seeds-Cloverseed sells at $7'37 1S08 o GA
pounds, and Flaxseed at $2'4592.50.
Whisky is without Improvement
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The Match Between COburn and McCOoIe.
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
Mysterious Murder OF q ColoEsd Man
The Oyster Trade OF Virginia--ChRngO gOs
in the GOSpOrt Navy Yard. Rtc

The Oyster Trade OF Virginia-Chango gos
I'm the GOspOrt Navy Yard, Etc.
FORTRESS MONROE, Nov. GA colored man
named Jack Williams was murdered last night,
in Hampton, under very mysterious clrcum-
stances. AS near as can ascertain, the facts of
the case are as follows:-Williams keeps an eat
ing saloon, and has a house which he rents to
family named Prentice. Williams wife is
living with a family in Baltimore, while Mrs.
sent. Some ' persons ailege that Williams was Vas
bothering Mrs. Prentice about the rent of the
house. while others are OF the opinion that they
We're living together as man and WIFE, Be that
as II may, williams body was found in front of
the house occupied by Mrs. Prentice in a shock
ing condition. His face was tr1ghtfully dis
figured, and looked as though the deed had been
done with dull axe.
1t is said that blood was found upon the floor
of the house occupied by Mrs. Prentice, and
also upon some OF her clothing; but she claims
to have been sound asleep the entire night, and
to have known nothing whatever OF the affair
until this morning. She has been arrested on
suspicion, and win be held until further de-
velopments show who was the real perpetrator
of the horrible crime.
The three small steamers for the use of the
oyster Inspectors OF this District which are
being built In Richmond, are rapidly appro9ch-
ing completion and will be ready for use in q
few days. These boats are each sixty feet in
length, with beam OF thirteen feet, and have
a depth OF hold of five and halffeet. They are
forty tons each, thirty horse power, and the
wheels are hye feet In diameter, Ine S ooais are
the Tredegar, William r. Taylor, and Virginia,
and will be commanded by the chief inspector
and three deputies, William Ii. O. LOvitt, ESQ,
Captain spOttswoOd, of Norfolk, and William
Peed, OF Accomac.
The oyster trade is a vast source of revenue to
the state,and her interests will be well projected
by these gentlemen. IL is estimated that an
average of twenty thousand bushels OF oysters
are daily shipped from Norfolk alone ana as
the weather becomes cooler this business VIII
increase.
The following changes have been made at the
OOsport Navy Yard:-Asaistant Surgeon George
g. Fife has been detached from the sloop-of war
Portsmouth and placed on waiting orders. Third
AsEIetant Eneineer E P Howell has resigned.
Midshipman Q. l.. Phillips mas been ordered 70
the PiGcataqua
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FINANCE AND O0MMER0B.
OYT1CE on THH EvENrze TELHsaAFH,


There was very little disposition to operate in
stocks this morning, but prices were rather
6rmer Government loans we're in fair demand.
change; and 'e5 6-20s at l06 no change. lib
was bid for 6s of 1881; 1O7b tor '62 5-20s; 1861
for '64 5-2Os; and lO7 for July, '65, 5-2Os. City
loans were in fair demand; the new issue sold at
lOlt@lOll, slight decline; and old do. at 973,
no change.
Railroad shares were the most active on the
list. Pennsylvania Railroad sold at 90, no
change; Lebigh Valley at 81, an advan elof !;
at l26, no change; and Philadelphia and Erie
at 265, no change. 29 was bid for Little Schuyl-
kill; ga for Norristown; 4s4 for Reading; 32l
for North Pennsylyaniai 2 for Catawissa pre-
In City Passenger Railroad shares there
was nothing doing. ~ was bid for Second and
Third; 66 for for Tenth and Eleventh; ls4 for
Thirteenth and Fifteenth; 40 for Chesnut ana
Walnut: 81 for West Philadelphia; and 10I for
HQetOnViIle.
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FROM BALTIMORE TO-DAY.
The ItiHsrant PugiIIsts-Rumors OF
Murder and other Grimes, Eto.

The I9iNeHant PugtIiats-Rum0r Of
Murder and other Grimes, ETC.
ESPECIAL DESPATCH no THE EVENING TELEGRAPH. ]
BALTIMORE. Nov. u.
There are no tidings yet of the prize fight
between Collyer and Kelley, which was to have
occurred near Newark, Delaware, early this
morning.
There are various rumors of outrages and ruf
ianism by the crowd which left here last night
TO attend the fight, one of which is that John
English, a noted Baltimore rowdy, was killed
at Havre-de- Grace, and several others
wounded Also. that the behavior of the party
was bad on the train Also, that the Delaware
authorities have arrested the principal parties
and stopped the mill.
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Markets bY TeIegranh.

NEW YORK, Nov. 27.-Stocks strong. Chicago and
Rock Island, $50; Reading. $685. Canton Co., 444 Erie
Ra,lrSad @ 7Ai Cleveland and Toledo, lC2 Cleveland
Michigan Central, ITO; Michigan Southern. SO1S New
York CeLtral la Illinois Central, 1871; Cumberland
u Fve-twentieN, 1852, lO7; do 1884 1856 do 1885,
1906 Ten-fortes, l02S Seyen-thrties, 1885, Sterling
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CLEARED THIs MopNr,,o

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CLEARED THIS MORNING.
SSE TSoass clyde ssa Rcs.on wSi.sy ws9Sa!sy 4 CS Co.
schr L Maui. Bnshier. Boston. W. H. Johns a qsS sso
se5r n b. Wheeler Lloyd Boston, BOrda, Keller q
schr RSthwSSy SoS Haley Boston. T. Audenried q %.
schI Minnie Knnie, sprague, Providence. Blaiistou.
schr ii. A. Weeks. Hickman. Providence. do.
schT ~ r. Graham, Smith, Providence Hammett 4.
sc6T Jas. H. seguine. French, Washington, Bulh,sv
sehE q. R Murney. Murney. Washington. RashDuru
sc6r D. S, MershOn, Ayres. New London, ]. O. Sent.
sc6T 9fI' H. 'sImons Godfrey Salem Rommel A r1rr,o.
str Decatur Young Baltimore. J. d. Ruoff. "N'er'
ARRIVED THIS MORNING.
wS c0on Snd TS sSaSsyHHn
Brig Bsni Carver Myers, Is days from Bangor with
scRT q Comsry, Kuhn, IA days from Halloween, with
''scS scSE = q 6Iyde, scull from Boston.
echr Pathway. Haley, from Boston
%bSssS SfSSsHs ElsSSs nSSS S% SSn BoSsSp BSSstSn
schr I. Maui, Buehler,, from Boston.
schr H. A. Weeks, Hickman from Boston.
SS1 SSE aTaSSn aa%sSsz s%sE IRON Roston
sShT sSbr j. j. Stockton, 81 Rlsey. from % Bosson on'
schr @. r. Murney. Murney, nom Derby.
sST sRT h qHilsa s%Gn ASts osS FSm ssssm
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Baltimore, with mdse. TO ]. d. Ruoff.
Correspondence Of tAs PaaadslpAaa EseAanOs.
LEWEs. DEL, Nov. 25--6 p. M-Brig Charlotte
lumber laden, for Phiade phia passed In the Oapes
yesterday. Wind SE., and toggy. : -
MEMORANDA
Snlp dSm1eTane Curtis for Philadelphia, cleared a.
BaIque ormus, Pettingfu hence at MarseiIleo iStn
BaFque A. d. Gilbert. Noall. hence for Lopao"' ~
Falmouth 18th Inst, with loss OF sails, 81, fnaA
Big MsGge T1so hence e sscessm, SsgSS Allen;
and A. Bartlett. nom Boston for fni'--s'-
York yesterday. =. portland 2oth Inst
Schr A. Falk enbufs, lr0,eerrday ,,,,.
dephia. Rt New YORK ysrn Providence tOr fhliaoel-
8chr IA, i. Van XIX. ineSday. -.
phia AZ New York ore hence al FOrLland go INST
scbf E a. Conan55 55i,sS f1 Harwch Tor Philadelphia
Rcbr E NJ 8torg..-
AT New York yesto'N'
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.ro,saoT NOV, 25.-rhe Br. steamship
FoHgia,ssa aIgsiDson. passed up yesterday for Nor
XIX she Will loAo iof AINoi W. P0O'' N
DOMESTIC POHTA
,r~xy YoRK, Nov. 20-ArriVod, 8teamahip fennByt
..s-,,Ia. QUis. from Liverpool
Veaa3eamehip Europa, Craig from Glasgow.
ship Ese0rt. Flitner. nom LVeEp0oh
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-11-27
FROM EUROPE By CABLE.
Moon Report Of Marksts.

LONDON, Nov. Z7--Noon.-ConsoIs for money
opened at 941S; United States Five-twenties,
40 6s16; Illinois Central, S53; Erie Railroad 473l
LIVERPOOL, Nov. N-Noon.-The Cotton
market opens dull and unchanged The sales
are estimated at 5000 bales.
Breadstuhs are Irregular Corn has advanced
TO 4Ss. Cd. California white wheat has declined
10 16s Sd.
Produoe-SuRar is firm at 26s. Cd. for No IL
standard. Other articles are without change.
Provisions unchanged in quotations.