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DROP0SALS FOR FURNISHING
L ARTIeLEs AT THE WASHINGTON NAVY

NAVY PAYsAsrKR's OYPIoE,
WAsHEGroE, d. G., August "a, 1857
Sealed proposals., 70 be endorsed "Pfoposals will
be received At this once uatil u the second day
must be er Ne very best 7uaiv, to DO delivered, frss
Of expense and Government tag, al the WashinRton
Navy fard, and subject to the usual inspection
thersat, to-witi
Bureau Of Ordnance
SNhrss) Barrels Of Lard Oil.
$50 lone hundred and thirty feet Double Betting,
6inekss wide.
IL (wsivs) dozen l2.ineh Hand Bastard Files,
bureau Of Equipment and ReorutffnU,
(one) Double Belt, q feet long and 10 inches
wide, leather.
(one) Single Belt, 81 feet long and olI inches
wide, leather.
Responsible security required for the prompt and
faithful delivery Of supplies Awarded
Blank form for bids with further particulars for
CALVIN @. JACK SON,
ANGST PaymAItsr, o. g. Navy.
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
~ UHTED STATES PATENT oPpioe,

WAbH1hUfON, August y, 1867,
On the petition Of William b. Bates administrstor
Of the estate Of George WelmRn, deceased Of Mans
Held, Mass, praying for the extension Of . patent
December, 1893 and rsissued the SOlh day Of July,
1867, for an improvement In Stripping Top Flats for
Carding Machines, for seven years from the sxpirA
ton Of SAID patent which takes place the 9Th dAx
II Is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent once on MONDAY, the llth day Of November
next. at l2 o'clock, m and all persons are notified
10 appear and show cause, II any they have, why
said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to nle
In the Patent Ofcs their objections specially set
forth in writing at least tOeRy days before the day
OF heaIiGgi all testimony nled by either party, TO be
mitted In accordance with the rules Of the once
which will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as testi :
mony, must be hsd In the otce tt0eRtV days before
the day Of hearing the arguments, n any, within
ten days after ding the testimony.
Ordered, Also that this notice be publshed In the
O.. and In the Journal, Boston, Mass, once week for
three successive weeks the hrst Of said publications
to bs At least sixty days previous 70 the day Of hear
ng. Q. THRAKRR,
aul5-wSw Commissioner Of Patents
- UETED STATES PArRSr OFFICE,
wAsHHGroE, July Is, 1867
On the petition Of Harry Whitaker, Of Buffalo, N
him ihs iSth day Of October 1855, for an inprCvs.
msnt In the application OF High Pressure EnRines 10
Screw Propellers for seven years from the xpira-
ton Of said patent which takes place the 18th day
Of October, 1867;
Ia ordered that the said petition be beard at the
Patent once on MONDAY, the 30th day Of ssptsm-
ber next At IL o clock and all persons noti-
ned to appear and show cause, II any they have why
said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required TO nle
IN the Patent ohice their objections, specially set
lorlh In writing at least tOsntv days before the day
Of hearing all testimony nled by either party, to be
used A. the said hearing, must be taken and trans
mtted In accordance with the rules Of the ofice,
which Will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers relied upon as testi
mohy must be nled in the ONCE tioeEtv days before
me sy OF hearing the Arguments, II any, within
ten days after nlng the testimony
ordered also thAl this notice be Published In the
REfuBLIoAx and the Intslitgsnesr, Washington, D.
And IN the Conn'srctdt advertiser, Buffalo, N.
Of said be at lsast sixty days
TO the day Of hearing. r. q, THEIRER
jy2o.wSw Q mmissioaer Of Patents.
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T ARGE SALE OF NEW MATE.

DEPoT QUARTRRNAsrRR's Is OFFICE
WARRINGTON, d. g., Aug. l5, 1857. I
By direction Of the Quarter rmAster General large
lot Of New ouaItsrmAster's Stores and Horse Medi-
under the supervision Of Breve. Lieutenant Colonel
James NJ Moore, quartermAster U. 9. A., on MONDAY,
September O. commencing at 10 a. m, consisting IN
part Of
l0s lbs. iugot copper. 90 coal oil lamps.
30 coal oil burners. 900 table legs.
!, 600 tin cups. II, 44 lbs. assorted iron
as is:: a b l. and and other 7D.s ls. Iron and cop.
lo3 GrPenters', &s,, II, 64s handles. .axs, pick,
clamps. plane, &e.
Ho7S lbs. oil'tunnsd lea. ITO wagon sad d g.
ther trees.
$40 lbs. sole leather, 2l0 WTenohes, Gov.
2.tsS lbs oakum. ernmsnt pattern.
Ut lbs. Mica gang saws.
2le lbs. packing hemp. 2i4 yds, paper muslin
III spools W. and b. ], $50 H. linen hose.
thread; 300 feet, gutta pereha
5, 100 II. coil chain. tubing.
iSo lbs AlosS. 800 lbs. SulphAts cop.
100 lbs. eAlomsl. per-
100 lbs. sugar lead. 100 lbs. alum.
646 lbs. sulphur. S62 lbs. glAuber salts,
100 lbs. tartar emetle. 100 lbs. epson salts
70 lbs. corrosive subli- 100 lbs. nitrate potas-
80 lbs. iodide potassa. 6s lbs. cream tartar,
~ lbs. oils Juniper, spike, amber, wintsrsrsen,
British eroton, bemloek, 80, &c, 47S lbs. tneturss
lobsila, ginger, iodine, myIrb, hemlock, 40. Red
pTespis.ie sPatuiss, prescription scales syrinsss,
ointment, do Jars, &C., &c.
Catalogues Of sale can bs had upon application.
Terms: Cash In Government fands
ter. JANIS ii. MOORE,
aal1.tds Byt. Lieut.. Col, Q. ~ In charge.
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Bids will be endorsed proposals. for Transporta-
ton TO Texas Coast" and directed TO the under
signed.
The Government reserves the right to reject any
or all bids received.
By order Of Chief auartsrmastsr, Finh Military
District.
A. J. McGoNNIGLB,
Byt. Lieut. Col. and A. O. NJ, U. 6. Army.
au24-d
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WRAPPING PAPER FOR SALE
w At THIS oRJIoR.
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LEGAL 1NTRLL1aENcr.

COURT OF QUARTER sESSIONS-JudRe PeIroe-i
II. B. Dwight, Assistant District ATTORNEY -TheYo
was no oyer and Terminer session today. and IhG
Court resumed the usual criminal business. 80
william McNalty plead guilty to o charReiof tha
larceny or printing paper OF the value Of Ss rom th
Inquirer office. on tine 9th inst an oicer notieed Inc
oeIenoant az Sixth and Chestnut streets with me
paper ON mis- shoulder, and followed him until hS
stoppe at q shop aud offered II for sale. he asked
MIN Where ne got the paper and he answered thai if
Hhesnut streets The officer, thinking this story nm
nkely. look the defendant 10 the Station Honse
Inquirer Office, - NNANAeHs W 'ho
Francis Shields plead guilty to charge OF the lar.
Seny OF money. The money was stolen from a coat
the prisoner. - 49, ""NNN W
samuel Bailey plead guilty TO a charge of aaaapIt
ana battery, with Intent To kill Catharne Lear The
prisoner was engaged by Mrs. Lear attend the bar
passing nom one room into another, the prIsaner
nIee gun az her portion OF the charge lodging IN
the Dack part OF her head. As soon as he had fre6
ne II have been intending to do this for
George Walters pleaded guilty to a charge OF enter.
Henry Dstnotl colored pleaded guilty 10 q charge
William Smpcer and Joseph Murphy ware ohargav
with DuTglery In entering the house OF CHARLES Hii
kins i 1wentSth and Callowhl streets, on Friday
The habeas corpus case Of the Commonwealth Az
Iel. Iaek, was called for hearing this morning. buf
q unael ~ the case being elsewhere engaged M WAS
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-Juaso
~ oer-Ihe United States VS. Twelve baTreia
ot t ottMblsky SeOrge Hyde, claimant. An iniormatloS
piLhe 70 IeilnIe OF the package, which were aeaSG
Jury out 'A"'AV~ As'"'AeSaI
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FOR1lETH CONGRESS s-ADJOURHED SESSION.
House OF ReprestnsatIvos.
w AZ.

WARRINGTON, NOV. 20.
OF the House is manifested by the crowded galleries
Inquiries being made on ali sidesas 70 whether the
majority report r., O. the Judiciary Gommittee w be
but no one seems qualified to answer them satiafac
or the RepubIican members OF the Committee
nd m @ Ssi %c%S ddoas ID the ,bs9 ,Ss
Is sil undecided and as Mr. Robinson, Of New York
ton Of Thursday last. proposing The peac6men1 Of
iSs MF AdSmo be sIe In the afternoon before
The ProCesdinss were opened with prayer the Rev
politics. but prayed that the ties Of mutual afection
should bnd together this and the mother country;
everything righteous and Just be acknowledged and
oEetheT As sTS e may
right ana tree ana good and promotive of the happi
ME Ingsrson dI.( introduced bill to prohibit the
to The COMMITTEES Ways asd MesRs %ncn was referred
The Speaker prest nted the credentials of J. Col
Rentncky, in place Of Mr.. Bise, deceased. Mr.. r.
& s5ste6 hSt there pending before snat Com
as Hss or ana aE bBasy who claimed hsseat
would not nave been any vacancy, any necessitV
de1S o rCoaday be TeeTred 70 toat sb the ere Gre
mittee mil OF Elections and that in the meantime he be
Mr.. Adams (Ky) claims that his colleague shonl5
Governor and Secretary Of state 81 OF th
snSTeS snS that IN the cAnvsss between Mess HsS
Iafssr Rss 1 only M 1900 The claim set up By Baey SS
were so It would not have given the seat to M
vacancy. - "SR
Mr.: Paine (wis) contended that Mr. Blakey's CLAIM
was tha ne had received majority OF the legal vot4
tnst @ uuIii that question was decided there was nt
vacancy In the District. Tho present Claimant thar(
lore should not be admitted to his seat until the
question as between Messrs. Hise and Blakey should
MT Dawes recapltulated the points in dispute. ana
remarked that. while the House referred Ia tha
committee on Elections the petition as 10 whether
MI; Blakey was duly elected the Governor OF KEN
lucky had assumed TO that Mr.. Blakey was NOT
GUY eected AID that the proceedings Of House Of
uon and must stop. - -''''-' A'N.-'sl
Mr. Bringham (ohio) inquired whether the fact NJ
sWeaIlng IN MI, Gouaday and referring his creden-
tais 30 me T0pmttee on Elections would fOreclose
Mr.. Dawes argued that IL would
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PhiIadeIphia Trade Report.

MONDAY, Nov. 25.-The demand for Flour
both for shipment and home consumption is
limited, but holders are firm in their views;
sales OF few hundred barrels, including SUPER
fine at S7'5O@S50; extras at $S'5O@95O North
western extra family at SlO@L1; Pennsylvania
and Ohio do. do. at $ll@l275; and fancy brands
at Sl3@l4, according to quality Rye Flour Is
selling.at sS'5s@O75 y barrel. Nothing is doing
in Corn Meal.
The offerings of Wheat are small, and prime
lots are Unsteady request at former quotations.;
sales of red $240@2 55; and 1900 bushels am Der
on secret terms. Rye Ia in fair demand, with
sales of Pennsylvania at Sl7C@175 and 500
bushels Southern at $l'62. Corn is more acti We.
sales of 1000 bushels yellow at 81 A; aud 10 GOD
bushels Western mixed on private terms Oats
are quiet and scarce; sales of Southern and
Pennsylvania at 7507Sc. Barley is in batter
Tequest; sales sales Of 5000 bushels Western and New
Seeds.-Cloverseed is in fair REQUEST. with
sales OF 100 bags prime at 8. Prices of Timothy
Whisky is UNCHANGED.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE..
OYRIoE OF THE EVENING TELEeBAPH,
Monday Nov o6 1872


There is no material change to notice In the
Money Market; call loans are offered AT per
cent; first class commercial paper ranges from
8 to 10 per cent per annum; inferior paper is
quoted at to L. per cent. per month. There
this morning, but prices were steady.
In Government bonds there was more doing.
6s of 1881 sold largely at lib, no change; '62
20s at 1881, no change; and 64 6-2Os at 1861, no
change. l05 was bid for 1905; l06 for '65 5-20s;
and 1919 for July, '65, 5-20s. City loans were in
fair demand; the new issue sold at lOl4, no
change.
RaiIroad shares were inactive. Reading sold
at AZ 94-l00@48 lie, slight decline, and Penn
sylyania Railroad at 49i, no change; 1864 was bid
for Camden and Amboy; 66} for Mlnehill; 3l4
for North Pennsylvania 60a for Lehigh Valley
81 for Catawissa preferred; 25R for Philadelphia
and Erie; and AZ for Northern Central.
Bank shares were firmly held. Mechanics
sold at 80, no change, and Manufacturers' at
800, no change. 55 was bid for Gtrard; II for
City; AZ for Consolidation; and go for Union.
Canal shares were dull liz was bid for
Bchuylknl Navigation common; II fOr pre-
feTred do; 2SI tOl Lehigh NaVIgaton9 80 fOE
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tsrHorAI DESPATCH TO nvrNma rulssn4sn.I

ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO EVENING rBLReRApg. 7
WASHINGTON, Nov 2b.
The Judiciary Committee met at o'clock
this morning, for the purpose Of hearing read
the reports of the majority aud minority on
impeachment. They will be signed and pre-
sented to the House after the Speaker announce
the standing committees.
AThe majority report will be signed by Messrs
Williams Boutwell,, Thomas, Lawrence, anl
Churchill The minority by Messrs. Wilson,
chairman Woodbridge, Eldridge, and Marshall
The latters report is very elaborate, nearly
twice the length of the majority report. Great
excitement prevails throughout the city respects
ing the impeachment question, and It is tho
general theme of conversation in all circles. The
President is said to be much exercised about the
matter, as are also all the members of his
Cabinet.
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VENEZUELA.
Reorganization of the Cabinet-RebeIs
----------- DlHbRndinR.

HAVANA, Nov. 23.-The latest news from
Venezuela received here is to the 9Th inst. Pre-
sident Falcon had finally succeeded in reor-
ganizing his Cabinet. General Barregas had
teleeraphed that nearly all the GuardaIiuaia
rebels had been captured by General Ruiz.
Their chief however, had escaped. The Rodri-
guez faction was being hOtly pursued by Gene
raj Barregas himself. Most of these rebels had
become 0isbanded, and Gomez with his COM
rades, had gone home.
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stocks in New York rO-Dav.

ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO EVENING TELEGRAPH. I
NEW YORK Nov. 25.--Smith, Randolph a o. !
Bankers, No. 18 South Third street, and MO-
this afternoon as follows:-
United States 1885, Il36Dll8I
United States 5-20s, 1852, lO869IO8l%
United States 5-20s, le64 1O5IS0l65l/
United States SOS, 1866, lO6G1i06IS
Unite United States 5-20s. new, 1885, lO7sS@IO7sz.
United States I04Os, lO2JI@102IS
June and July 7'30s, 1861 69lO5sE
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Weston ON HIS Travels eIs-Commeuo.o,.,,.
OF HIs Last Trial at the one Handred
Mile Feat
WATERLOO City, Nov. 2A-westou left Rrvant
at p. M. on Saturday and arrived at Rdgerio an
at $50, stopping at the Crosby House for sumner
He left again at 7'35, and arrived at WateTloo
City at 1l'90, where he remains over Sunday
He Will leave for his last hundred mile trial
from here at 1915 tonight. He was little Stlff
.Ast night from cold in his legs,
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--latest Markets by TeIeerapb.

NEW YORK, Nov q, ,-gotton dull atl7k@l71sc. Flour
Gull and l9@29c lower; sales Of 5000 0arreis;
SSln SSS9l1hern sSSO@l4; California tli5O@laas Wheat
Western, Sl8l@lS7. Oats firm 2s 900 bushels sold;
western, SQ@S2c. Beef quiet. Barley firm; sOOd
bushels sold; Canada 81 65. Pork dull; new mesa.
t2O70 Lard quiet 81 l21E @IsIGc. WhiskY anlet @l
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ST. DOMINGO.

Haytlan Insurgents Crossing from DomI-
n1can Soil into Hayti-HOW Yhey Dupe
the HaytIRu Comm mandsrB.
HAVANA, Nov. 22.-News from st. Domingo
has been received here to the LIST instant. Large
mum bers of Haytan insurgents have been pour
ing into the Haytian border provinces to strike
q bold blow against Salnave's Government. A
desperate engagement was SOON expected to
take place oG the frontier. Two hundred of these
insurgents recently surrendered to General
Alexis, who commands on the Northern from
tier; and after accepting service in his army
they marched off one night to the insurgent
and two cannon which had been given them.
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TORTOLA.
The Island Swept OIesn-The People
HOuseless.

HAVANA, Nov. 22.-Mr. Simons wrote to ST.
Thomas on the lst OF November, that the islands
of Tortola and st. John were both swept clean
by the hurricane, and all the inhabitants left
hOuseless. The lighthouse atSt. Thomas is do gn
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Markets bV Telegraph.

NEW YORK, Nov. 25.--Stocks steady. Chicago aud
Rock Island, 95S; Reading. 90; Canton Co.. 49, Erie
bRallrcad, q; Cleyeland and Pittsburg s815 PITTS
Michigan Southern, 79ld; New. York CeLtrs, llS1s;
illinois Central, $780, Cumberland preferred, 2S;
Missouri IS, 9lz Hudson River, l21s: o. s. Five-twen.
ties 1882 ios do 1854 lO54; do. 1885, 1Oel6; Tenfor
ties, i0lT; seven-thrttes, l06A. Money per cent.
Sterling Exchange, IO991, Gold, l4OsS,
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LOUISIANA.
Cholera Among the Negroes Near MiIII-
ken's Bend.

OHOI0Th AmOuN the NoRrOeb NeAr MIIII.
ken'S Bend
LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. A.-The Vicksburg
Herald of the lsth inst reports the recent ap-
pearance of cholera among the negroes on Buck
Horn plantation, near Mllliken's Bend, La. The
overseer went off. Dr. Danly was summoned
and found fifteen dead. He went to General
Peck's neighboring plantation for assistance
About one hundred negroes on Buck Horn plan
tation were taken sick, hye-sixths ofwhom died
within three days. The prevalence of the dis
ease is attributed to eating fish taken in large
quantities from low, muddy streams.
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FROM EUROPE BY CABLE.
Noon Roport or MarEotg.

LONDON, Nov. 25-Noon.-Conso for money
opened at "a Tie; United States Five-twendes,
70s; Illinois Central 85; Erie, A6A.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 25--Noon.-Cotton opened
heavy, and with a declining tendency. Mid
ding uplands are quoted at 16d.; middling
Orleans at Tied. The sales are estimated at
5000 bales.
Breadstuhs, Provisions, and Produce are
unaltered.
Two o'clock Market Report.
LONDON, Nov. 25-2 P. M.-Consols are uH-
changed; Illinois Central, 85l; Erie Railroad,
46}; other securities are unchanged.
LIvBRPooL, Nov. 25-2 P. M.-Cotton is heavy,
and has further declined i'd. Middling uplands
are quoted at Lied; do. Orleans, 8 616d.
Produce-Common rosin has declined to ss.
and medium to fine quoted at lis. Linseed oil
f39. Sugar is quiet and steady.
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COLOMBIA,
PrOnuncIamentOs In tho InterIOr-The
RaYO Stin DeInlned. !

HAVANA, Nov. 22,-Tne Spanish steam frieate
Corona, from ST. Martha, N, c., reports
that a great many proauncldmentos had been
made in Colombia, and the interior was still
quite disturbed: The steamer Rayo (R. G.
Cuyler) was still detained in Carthagena.
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Morris Canal preferred; liz for Susquehanna
Canal; and 46 for Della ware Division.
Quotations Of Gold-Iot A. NJ, l4Oi; IL A. NJ
I40A; IL NJ, l4t5; p. NJ, 14Os - =
The n. y. Tribune this morning says:-
money was easy to-day per cent. All bor-
rowers in good credit were fully supplied and
at the close balances were freely offered.
"FoTeign exchange closed dull. Bills at go
commercial; 1O9l@lO9l for bankers': do at short
sight, 1OeS@l09b Paris, go days, 5'lsl15'l5; do.
at short sight, 613l@512a; Antwerp, $3.50
615; Swiss, s518l@5l5; Hamburg, s5s@S6;
Amsterdam, 40t041t; Frankfort, A0A64l; Bre,
men, 78A@79; Prussian thalers, HE'LL
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES TODAY
Reported by Dehaven q Bro, No. 40 s. Third street
.o0.0o re a. 90, FIRST BOARD.
$ S$$ @ Sssg 81 $: 'A N'?S SS'SSS1
.ooe,,v a. Sswn-lSs; iSS SS-..sSO~n-i III
.SsSS iS Sh Mech BF. 3
'SSS eco G% E mt g. SO 81 sS sh MaSSf SGf 49, 80
,tSCS do dent Ss % $50 sS 10 sh Penna R..-.... 409l
--NIessrs. De Haven d Brother, No. 40 South
Third street, report the following rates of ex
change to-day at p. M.;-U. s. SIS of 1881, 1l2S
S@ll9t; do, ls62,s l07l@l0S; do, 1854, 1850
1919; do, 1867 new, 1O7s@lO7l; do. IS, lO-lOs,
July, lo5@lO55 Compound, Interest Notes,
SO August lsS1 1890, ES aser 1ss1 Sa iss9
ll9'4O@2O; do. December, 1854, liSi i@liSS;% DO DO
May, 1866, l17l@ll7t; do, August, 1865, 1i6ad
1l6}; do, September, 1866, 115s@1l64; do.
October 1865, l15i@1l6. Gold, l4Ol@l4O6
Silver 1343@136. sr- a h 80 :, :
.-Messrs. William Painter Il Co., bankers
No. S6 s. Third street, report the followIn,
rates of exchange to-day at IL O'Clock = Gold,
14Os@14O2; o. s. 6s, 1881, 1125@Il3t; q. 8. sos
1852, l07301os; do, 1864, 1O6@1O54 do, 1865
l06@1OSIi do: July, 1865, 1O7t@lO73; do. july
1867, 1O7s0lO72; IS, l0-4Oe, lO1261O2; o. s
lO54; Compound Interest Notes, December, 1854
49,, May 1866 ll74; August 1865, 1l64; Sen
tember, 1865, l15l; October, 1865, Il54.
-Messrs. Jay Cooke q Co. quote Govern
1881, 113@134; old 5-2Os, IO7B@IOss; new 52os
1864 lO5@1O54; do, 1866 IO6@IO64; do, july.
1O74@lO72; do, 1867 1075@lO7q; IO-4Os, IOl3C8
102; 7'S0s, June, l06@1O54; do, July, 1860
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Two O'Clock Market Report.
RniIrnnh Accident.

CONCORD, N. H., Nov. 25.-George Kinney, an
employe on the Northern Railr bad, was run
over and killed this morning, near Boscanin.
He leaves widow and Ave children
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PORTO RICO.

Fearful Results Apprshsndsd from the
Inund NtIOns Caused by the Late storm
Shock OF Earthquake Felt at Sea.
The Spanish figate Francisco de Ass had
arrived on the 1lth instant. 1t was feared that
the result of the late storm would prove still
more fearfully disastrous from the consequent
inuDdations. The steamer Danube felt the
shock OF the late earthquake when ten miles Oft
the Island. ..-