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known friendship Of Her Majesty for
the United State. ~ tas.,T a-.l
Mr.. BdflingAnle then pressnted a
letter OF credence ffom the Emperor
of China, rather an extensive .dqcu-
ment, encased in yellow Satin. Her
Majesty was evidentiS pleased when
she received the docpnent, aud ad-
dressing Mr. sRuEii iagame, said she
was glad to Welcome he first Chinese
Embassy to Great Britain. She was
pleased to greet NJ. BurIingame and
the mlssiOn, and expressed the belief
thatIits object was step in the right
direction. Mr. Burliagame thea in
trOduceG his associate Ministers aud
Secretary to sshe Queen. The inter-
view throughout was marked by the
utmost coraiaiity, and magnificent
lunch4Was shortly afterEaFd served.
While the company was seated,
Lord Stanley took occasion to express
himself as perfectly in aecordaiee
with Buriinga 3 sent1ments relative
to China. 1t was true That be said a
certain degree of opposition origi-
mating in ignorance of the real OBJECT
of the Chinese mission, coupled with
a desire TO adhere to the old tradi-
tional policy, met Mr.. Burli1game on
his arrival IN England, but this had
all passed away. Mr.. Burllngame,
by his dignified course, and feel
ing the grandeur and importance
Of the trust con6ded in him. had con-
dueted himself in, such a manner as
to disarm all oppOsitionand to create,
not only favorable impression for
China. but for the United States, for
while acting as tAeb rspresentatiyenof
the Emperor of China, his digniied
bearing aud progressive ideas exhib-
tied him as a true type of the repre-
Americas. The Lord glad
ly concluded by expressing the belief
that the cordial principles which are
fast influencing the nations of the
world have changed foes to friends.
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ENGLAND.

ENGLAND.
LONDON. Now 2l 1T is announced
to-day that Lord Stanley has acceded
to the modification of the Alabama
settlement, which permits the Conn
mission to sit in Washington.
The Daily HebCS gives the Liberals
majority at lag.
Serious riots occurred at various
places. At Sligo there was quite \
formidable outbreak, and before it
was quelled ten houses were sacked
bv the mob. There was also scene
ef violence at the little town of
Ripley, in Derbyshire. A sharp fight
occurred, and many persons were In-
iured by clubs and stones In the
hands Of the rioters. The mob par
tally demolished several buildings.
including the Vicarage. So.
LoNDoN, Nov. 21.-The Times
states that the election to the House
of Commons thus far gives the Lib
erals 80 and the Conservatives 16S.
The following were elected: Charles
Baxton, Liberal, from Surry East
w. johnson, Conservative, for Bel
fast: Sir r. Blennerhasset and Wis
count St Lawrence, Liberals, from
Galway Borough; Lord j. Manners,
o. pservative, from Leicester North
The following Liberals were defeated
The MAJ quis Of Harlington, for Lau-
easqir, NOrthwesl, and Right ii los.
q. n seman.fa Strand. 49,
Ho,. Mr. BurtDeame and :iie othe
members of the Cam Sc Embis-y
were yesler day taken in special tran
from thI, ci to Winds r, nd con
veyed TO the castle IN the Queen car
riages and formally p, esented to tn
Queen by Lord Stanley.
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BAN FRANCISCO.
EhipWreck OF the HellespOnt.


SAN FRANcIsCo, Nov. 21.-The fol-
lowing are the particulars of the
wreck of the steamship Hellespont:
The Captain was unable to account
for the thick weather three days pre-
'vious TO the disaster. The ship went
ashore at 5 o'clock on the morning of
Nov. 10. at Pigeon Point, short dis
tance from the place where the iron
ship Coya was wrecked In 1866. 4
few minutes after striking, the Hell
lespont went to pieces aud disappear
ed. Cornelius Soule, Captain; Chas.
A. Wilson, first mate, and nine sea-
men were drowned. Henry Fleming,
second mate, Frederick Wilson, Mi
chaei johnson, James Green. Charles
Wilson, George Thomas and Charles
Brown, seamen, were saved. The sur
vivors all reached this city with the
exception of Henry Fleming. who is
still at Pescadero, In critical condi-
ton from the Wounds received during
the wreck. The Hellespont was sew
enty- nine days out from New Castle,
N. S. w, laden with coal for this
port. The vessel and cargo are q
total loss. The alleged erection of a
lighthouse at Pigeon Point would
have prevented this and previous mar
| inc disasters.
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St. LOuis marker.

By Telegraph ST. LOUIS. Nov. 2l.
ToBACCo-Rather dull and unchanged.
COTToN-DuIl and heavy at zi1zc for mid
ding.
FLOUR-Quiet and unchanged; a 75G
s. 20 Tor supernne; Xxx 81 OO; Xxx IS OOa5
SO 70.
WHEAT-Quiet but unchanged; 81 500
81 % for prime to choice fall ; 81 9092 OO for
fancy red and whhe; Spring sold at Ill 20
t9Sl 70 for prime to choice. 4aE4EHt
CoRS-Flrm at 8letS3c for old.
OATS Heavy at 52455c.
RYE-Lower, a 81 log 20. fe
BARLEY Very quIeI At 81 90g2 30 for
prime o fancy Minnesota.
PORK Lower at $24 20. f-lh -
BLK N MEhts5--tLasfera at 1870 for rib sides.
BACoN -kasier AT l21a@I2Ic for shoul-
ders, clear sides lSc.
LARp-Duli aud easy at 1870 for choice
Kettle and 10 gl019c tor choics keg.
WHISeY-Duli al 97>5Qd95c.
Hoes ste .dy at 61zg71<c.
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Chicago Rarae..

By Telegraph EaIF CHICAGO, Nov. q.
EXCHANGE Eastern in moderate supply,
par Duying and lilo prem. selling.
FLoUR-In good demand and firm sales
Spring extra at 50 7ja7 90.
.WHEAT-t1rmer and more active; No. !
advanced 31214c; sales at 81 2S5z0dI 80. No.
adva need 3d44c; sales at 81 I4elI Is; closing
at 81 Is for. Winter, and 81 I4gI l41< for
round lots of regular receipts. Sales of No.
this aiternoon at 81 l35z.
OoEsN-Qld quiet and a shade essier /;
sales of No. at S61990c; No. 2 at 75c clos
ing quiet; No. 9nc; new in fair deinand
at 37@6le in store, closing at ESc; sales of
No. since Change a. Soc "a lff. ea
4 Oats FIRM, quiet, AID lGl1%c higher;
sales at 46947Lzc; closing at Hg471ze.
RYE-DuiIand steady at 81 Il for No. l. in
store. "a I-
BARLEY-Firrner: No. 2 is 3a4c higher;
sales az 81 69gl 10, closing at 81 66c91 67; re-
jected 81 40lsI 4215. n tr. -.>,sr.... =.
HIGHwINES-Dull : g5c free.
PRoVIsfoSS-1'he demand for iTnm ediate
delivery Is limited, but for future delivery
there was nrmer feeling aud more actiY-
ity. Mess Pork s2S 0092S so. Green shoul-
ders 7c Lard l4Sl4ze.s L s.
nCATTLE-Steasiy ana firm; s3 Oa6g5 80 for
com mon COWS an good light steers; good
aud choice shipping sea rec and nonainal
HoGs-~teady; 81 u0g7 50for common to
strictly choice,- IF
FREIeHrs-More active and steady; Sc
for W heat and barley TO Buffalo.
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NeH Orleans harHat.

! BY Telegraph.T NEW ORLEANS. Nov. q.
Corr N Better; middl1ngs 2314c; sales
5,450 bsles; receipts S.675 bales; exports
1852 bales.
q Lo --l345S4I35
ExcHAS SGE-Sterling, commercial, I45lz:
bank, I4G1z.G I461z New York sight = dis
count. u
sUGA Higher: fully fair n51c; prime
123zc; clarified l55se-
MoLAsSEs Lower; common 5595715c;
choice TIC; prime G5a70c. it H
FLOUR --Vely dul supeTfine So 40, double
extra 80 O096 81. tTeble extra 81 GOdS so.
CoRS-Iu iight supply; new 90g92c.
o ATS-FIrm 1t Csc.
BRAN -SlI5.
HAf : FIrmer; prime Western so OO9
Po k Dull at S29 90.
BACON-Dull only retail shoulders 1870; I;
Gear RIB sides lie: clear sides io54tgI9 I9c.
LARD Pull: Ilerce l69l6tsc. Keg 1Sg
lS,gc-
sKY-Very dull; Western rectLhed
81 10.
GoFFEE- Quiet; prime Rio I61lgIe94c;
fair ll8l41ac.
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ITALY.

NAPLES, Nov. 2O.-The eruption. of
Mt. Vesuvius is still very imposing
and threatening. All the cones of
the volcano emit rumbling sounds
aud eject lalge quantities of lava, set
ting a whole forest of chestnut trees
on Are aud causing immense devasta-
ton. Houses, farms and lands are
overwhelmed with ruin, and the popu-
lation OF the nearer villages are leav-
ing their houses in great destitution.
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NASHV LIE.



NASHVILLE, Nov. 22.-The store
houses on Market Street. occupied By
j r Paui q 60, dea lers IN sgricul-
4u,ar iu plemeuts; VIM Lyon, iron
d ers, and >p rry & Co., cotton fac
tarS were destroyed bl f e last night
The entire cootent> of the hrst tw
were lost. >Sperry Il Go saved rheit's
in a damaged condition. The Kos
suth House adjoini G south, aud
Ashley & Philips tlu store north,
were considerabi damaged by fire
and water TIE buildings wera owned
by John NJ. Hill, and Que vas insured
for $40 800 in1the Tennessee Marine
and Fire Insurance Company, valued
at $50 900 Lyon isinsurs d co. $12 600
in she Kfna, PAeaix and Home L.
suranee Companies. loss, $50 900;
and the Comnany's loss Is estimated
at $4,000. SpeTy & Co.'S Is slight,
and covered by insurance OF S3 800 ia
the State Insurance Company. The
Kossuth House proprietors were In
sured for $2 500 10 the German Ia
surance Company, Louisville. The fire
originated in the house of Paul u Co..
aud was undoubtedly intentional, as
large piles of kindling were discov-
cred lighted on the second floor by
those who first gave the alarm.
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By IeIegraph.I NEW YORK. NOV. q. 1
Business is still lang uid prices, however.
are steady Tor ali staple fabrics. We quote :
Atlantic A heavy brown sheeetingss lBc /;
do IL al5c, Augusta l4c; do "a at Iz1zc; Ly-
man Il f51zc; P1ttsfleld A lI1Scs Pepperill b
Inns l5c; HllPs Semper, Idem, New York,
and Manvilie, 25es Hel1oweIl corset jeans
l4ei Naumkeag satin i6c; Cocheco prints
1919; Sprague's l21zcs Lancast er I2c; Ouch
es, 1870; Wamsutta &c; Home 7c; Troy
613c; AmoskeAg brown drills l7c; Alaman-
ca plaids leci Lancaster gtngnans l6c; pa
bags T1Sc.
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Crescent Cisy Springs
WINTER ESTABLISHMENT.

VEHEHE undersigned has the pleasure Of
notifying his friends and the public
that he viii keep this beautiful place OF
resort open during the Winter as Res1
taurant, and Bowling and Billiard Saloon,
having provided two of those splendid
latest style Brunswick Billiard Tables, and
thoroughly heated up his saloons and
Tenpia Alleys for that purpose. He will
be prepared to serve up OYSTERS and all
other deIIcaeies of the season at the short
est notice, and will from this time keep
constantly on hand the celebrated
MEINER CINCINNATI BEER.
novl7 dtfS ED. WELLER.
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Memphls Market.

by telegraph MEMPHIS. Nov. 2I.
CoTro S-In moderate demand and firm
at 2@lzc; Receipts 2, ,20l bales. HaHf T
s FLOUR-Flat and III ices UNCHANGED Il
CORN AT 75457c. PIG
OATs-At 60(a62c. HgtW
HAY-AL S24 OO. -'F
PoRR-S26 50 for new.
LARD-Tlerces Il &c; kegs I81zc. t4
BACoN-Quteti shoulders l414c; clear sides
l81zgl9c. =. If
BULK MEATS Sides l6c, and shoulders
ll1z9I2c. YtfH W1T
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By Telegraph.I LoUIsvILLE. Nov. 81.
ToBACco-Firm at 71SGiS}zc for lugs to
m edfum leaf.
FLoUR-Superfine 50 00G6 co.
WHEAT-SI 65@1 %.
CoBN-51d55c.
OATs-5e G53c. EM
RYE-Sl 20.
CoTToN-2ll{c-
Mess Pork -S2f 00a24 80.
LARD-l5tz69l6c.
BACON = Shoulders I3c; clear rib sides
lie.
BULK MEATS Shoulders 9g<@lOc. clear
rib SIDES l314gI4e, clear sides I4ii7aI4i5c,
HoGs-DulI at 754g754c, gross.
WHIsKY-95G97c free.
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HAVANA.
President salnave at Port au Prince.

PoRT AU PRINCE, VIA HAVANA,
November 2l.--President Salnave re-
turned to this port yesterday, from
Cape Haytiea, with his two men of
war, the Alexandria. aud Salnave.
He put in on the way at Goniaves.
Both places are provisionless, and the
people themselves are suffering much.
General Message Saget is concentrat-
ing numerous force around Goniaves
and expects soon to attack the Sal
naveists there.
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C.H. DAVIS.
Rear Admiral Commando

hear Admiral commanding.
The following assignments of Of
ficers of the Engineer Corps are an
nOunced: Brevet Major Amos Stick
ney, relieved from duty at Willet's
Point New York haroor, and ordered
to st. Paul, Minnesota; Capt. Alex
ander Makeuzie, relieved from daty
at Wlllet's Point; Brevet Lieut.. Col.
It. A Farquehar, relieved from duty
at Detroit, and directed to proceed to
Milwaukee and relieve Col. Walker
of the charge of the river and harbor
works.
The fractional currency printed
during the week amounts to 1851 ,982 /;
shipments, $665, 1868, including $4,000
to Cincinnati; amount redeemed
$500, 300 The amount of National
Bank currency in circulation Is S299,
90I, ,389.
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ToRoNTo, Nov. 2l.-Arguments in
the Morton and Thompson extradi-
ton case for robbing an Express
Company, was heard to-day. Decision
reserved.
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EUROPE.
By Atlantic Telegraph.

The Grand Exceptions Stin Progress
Ing Destruction Of Forests and
Farms - Liberal Majority lac -
El0ts at SligO-Alabama Claims
CoRGededs 3Ia dHA F0DAW
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WASHINGTON.
Report Of Rear Admiral BaVls.

WASHINGTON, November 21.-The
Navy Department lfas received vo-
luminous dispatches from Rear Ad
miral Davis on the affairs in Para
quay. Nothing appears to justify the
apprehensions expressed in the papers
as to the treatment of Bliss and Mas
terman.
Commander Krickland, of the
Wasp, says be received Minister
Washburne and family on board his
vessel on the 10Th. On the 11th Com
mander K. had an interview with
Lopez, who expressed his unlimited
friendship for the United States, but
deplored what he termei the unprin-
cipled conduct of. Washburne. The
Paraguayans treated the Wasp most
Hospitality, furnishing the needed sup
plies.
u. =. FLAG SHIP GUERRIERE,
RIO DEJANEIRo. october 26.
SIR: / have the honor to inform
the department that | have invit-
ed General Mcmahon, the Minister
TO Paraguay, and his family, TO take
passage In this ship to La Plata L
have already said in my communica-
ton 314, current series. that / shall
accompany him to Paraguay / shall
confer freely with Mr.. Worthington,
Minister to the Argentine Republic
and Uruguay, from whom [ shall OBJ
tain information that will serve to
modify and mature my plans. [ shall
keep the Department constantly and
fully advised OF my actions.
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CANADA.
Fenian Prisoners to be Released ON
Bail.

OrrowA, Nov. 21.-The Fenian
prisoners in jail here under the
Habeas Corpus Suspension Act are
to be liberated on bail at once.
Buckley, Doyle and Kensella, in
dicted as accessories to the murder Of
Thomas d. Arcy MeGee. will not De
liberated.
Whalen was removed from Jail last
night under a writ of hTbeas corpus to
be present in the Toronto Court In
the argument on apple ltion for new
trial. He will return TO Jail, what
ever the decision may be.
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WASHINGTON.
Gen. Grant and Family at Washing.
tOn-Are warmly Erected by the
Way.

WAsHINaFoN, November 22.-Gen.
Grant aud family returned here last
night by the regular train. At every
station along the road he was received
by the people with the widest en-
thusiasm.
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EaroDean Marker.

WaEWpNHH WAA AUts
By Gable LONDON, Nov. 2I-P NJ
CoNsoLs-941S; a merican securities quiet
5-Z057I5s. r-
SroeKs-Quleti Illinois So; Erie heavy,
at 28J4.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. q.
CorToN-Buoyant; sales OF 1000 bales of
midd.ing uplands at lOzsaI d; the Egypt
ian crop stands at z.090,O0p oales.
BREA EADSTUFFs-Elrm and ~ changed.
PRoVIsIONs-Beef faf, at Dos; Lard G5s Cd !;
others unchanged.
PRoDUcE-R- fined petroleum advanced
to Is Cd
LONDON, Nov. q.
PETRoLEUH-ls 61zd.
rGAR-0n he sn1nf ct sas I'd
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PRIoEs or ADMissloa f. Parquetie and
Dress Circle, 81 23a. extra, each, for re-
served seats Family Cirole, 75c. Gallery,
SIC. SO Tickefs Tor reserved seats for snl1
at Warren'5 Music store.
nov23l II. GHAU, General supt.
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Saturday Nights Dispatches.
Later from Paraguay.
Movements of u. 8. Minis
ter McM ahon.
Civil War at Bear River.
Ringleaders of the M Mob
Wounded. &
|4 LEAhrfE
10000 11 ------s
News by Atlantic Cable.
Report of Rear Admiral
Davis.
Fenian Prisoners to be Lib
Grated on Bail.
Report of Rear Admiral
Davis.
Fenian Prisoners to be Lib
Grated on Bail.
NEW YORK.

Later from Paraguay-MOVementS or
U. s. Minister Nc MahOn--GenePal
Webb Yindicates WashburHe-The
OdiOus Panama Tax not With
drawn. ~. ot
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Nor { tn Er q Muddle
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Sunday Nights Dispatches.
Latest by Atlantic Cable.
Chinese Em Dassy Pr sent
ed to Queen Victoria.
President Salnave at Puerto
Principe.
Destructive Fire in Nash
lille.
an nd E mIly
" Ah.as5 &.
Nor f tn Ere Muddle.
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The Piano used I'm the Orchestra on the
occasion OF the Operate performances il
from the celebrated mandatory Of
kNABE a. co. BALTIMORE ana ls kindly
furnished by Air. Geo. W. Warren, az this
city, and is not srEiNwAY, as previously
advertised.
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ESTABLISHED. 1881 3. .
GROOERTES..
W4B1w sdi bainsssrasf boa .nIoonFfV
=. r-r 4 TARLE COLLOQUR. - q.

Wy81w sdi baiaassToes Dne .niaenFFy
-. r-r a TABLE COLLOQUK. - a.
I say, my dear. where did yon Buy this
l-AutAA11ftAH iAsWGA Io1nn4 rae
10 surely Is the best ever did see; E ifts
4 Is lAtavorAs flnes its strength is good s.
~oaia buy more Of II did / know where
E1siis i1ic9aid2Iob eGw q I'D
To the EUREK a. BAZAAR then stra;..ft.
.--f ~ Il wsy 60. aae 7A1
And bring me home a pound or tive.
For It was there 1 Bought II gust 70 try
"A pa II yeu .hked. #, IN ore would buy.
To the EUREKA BAZAAR L Will surely
-nQ9 go, aat sd
And bring You home i've pounds or so;
For.no one appreciates higher, yon see,
So richly favored a cup of tea.
TEAS, SUGARS, CoFFEEs, ExTRAUTs,
Hii and SPICES zaafead nf
Are retaiIed there at WHOLESALE prices,
And everything else in the grocery line:
Their stock is large and the assortment
ED kignne-g akH LauaM sng iAl1
If what you, ten m e II ind so,
shs1 tell allthe neighbors there to go,
For tasixpence saved Is SHILLING canned, I"
So remember this is,a good thing learned
That they can retail so low is a matter OF
g ~ surprise, a laiu effTe -h
Bui the secret OF this I'm a nutshell lies
They buy for cash, and sell for thasame,
So they don't have To charga for ducks
O. u i'that are lame" naifri gsaa ..
So Remember the place = n MAIN
STREET. We have the largest stock of
any house I'm the city enaagad m the re
tan grocery uade, and are selling many
articles at decline.
novl0 VICKERY BROS.
y q TETTU ~ n 7-rT - = -
MT EW BUCK RHEEA1t Fl4OUR, Hom-
1I my, and Er1nberries tust received at
!. .n0vl00 1VICAESY BRoS., 7S Main st.
rF YOU wANr 4 LBS. OF a. OD
n HIO COZ sleE Tor 81 90 TO hsir1Y
iioylO OgzsH ICktaR,Y BItOs. " Main Sc
TFYOUl WANT \ ICG FREsSa BAL
s4 timore Oysters go 60. .fp y -. t1alf
noyl0 YICK ettY BROS q Main st.
TF YOU WANT MOE gNsEWs RAE-
novlO VICKERY Bros. 7s Main 81.
RF YOU WANT CROSS & BLACK
IL wells English Pickles or Sauces, OF
choice nesD A nerlean Pickles, goto ~t'
movie NICkERH BROS. 7o Main ST
wF VOC WANT NEW CUaRA NEa, 4
: new Pgunes, new Canned Frutts Of all
nosl61 iS1 VIokERy BROS. "a. .Matn st.
rF YOU WANT NEw RICE FLOUR,
B Pearl Barley, Fafiia, OaLmeat, Sage,
Corn Starch, Vermacilli, Maccaroni, nc,
nc, ho,viiS % " yiclkERY BROS, Is Main st.
rsA Ac TEErn1ArrV. stf "a ssr DAv HHIMASr
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f a U 81!
Numerous other charac. ers by the great
.nvn Company.
EXTRA yoTTcE.

As this will bo the last opportunity
obersf the citizens OF Evansville 10 Wit
NJ IS the GRAND GERMAN OPERA, tho
Managers have therefore selected GOunod's
Grand Opera FAUST, which will be given
IN grand style.
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LnnIaviIIe Mnrkef.

PETRoLEUH-Is 61zd.
sUGAR-On the spot at 56s Cd.
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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-02-20
3 Y l. "A w 8
ARTIOLE I.

OBJECT 0R THE coMPANYPLAoE MNINoAMouNT OF STOCK
SECTION l. The object for which this company formed and
incorporated is to engage the business of mining god silver
"copper" lead and other minerals manufacturing the same and
ryng the business usually connected with the objects of
the corporation aforesaid
sEo q The of the place in which its mining business
to be located Gold Run, Union mnng) District Summit
County and Territory of Colorado and branch thereof
place of doing business is to be located Tn County
Seneca, and State Of Ohio
SEC The amount of capital stock is million Of dollars
WlOOO0O0D which is divided into thousand 0000 shares
Of one hundred dollars each four thousand $4,000 shares of
which shall be preferred stock entitled dividend Of six per
cenum before the other stock shall be entitled any dividend
Two thousand shores Of said preferred stock withheld from
market and shall not be sold for less than their par value
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No. % Maiden Lane,

AcN lOrh, Dec. "a. lSOt.i
In my Card of Nov. 1, 1867, I stated
that, for the purpose oflnorc iuliy
supplying the wants OF the public,
nndi la order 10 prevent unscTupu-
Ious dealers from pRlnbing oTinfe-
rlor and worthless goods as tho
Morton Gold Pens, 4 shall here
after sell no goods at wholernIo
except only 20 duly appointed and
authorized Agcnt-,c etc. To this
plan I have since strictly adhered.
In accepting Agents, great care has
been exercised 20 appoint those who,
by long-continued fair dealing, have
acquired n reputation for honesty.
responsibility, and probity-men in
whose word the public have learned to
place confidence. These Agents have
agreed to keep full assortment OF my
pens, and to sell them II my published
prices. Thus the public are supplied
by them with just such pens as they
want, either as to writing or price, and
get n full equivalent for the money
paid.
No agent is appointed to travel from
place to place, or canvass the country.
30 that all who want a Morton Gold
Pen must get il from the Local Agent
or from headquarters.
None need apply for the Agency ex-
cept in conformity TO the above, the
liberal discount "To Clubs" being
SUFFICIENT induoement TO all others.
A. NORTON.
October II. is6T.-Iy.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-02-20
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

ENoR SALE, the House aud Lot owned by J. W.
IL Patterson, situated on Perry street, aud nov
session gwen April lst next. Apply to
nolSw9l JOHN T. RUSS.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-02-20
SELLING AT COST.

implements, Hardware, table and pocket cutlery,
Ne, \, a. cost for thrift dA"s T. g. BOWIE.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-02-20
To Country Dealers,

guarantee to all orders as low as can Be bought
IN the western market.
Give me an or1er and try II, Hoping that my
old customers as well as new ones viii continue
their patronage
lam respectfully,
0HAs. LEINER,
At the old stand In SpRyth'a block, opposite the
Court House, Tim, Ohio.
May 9th, l867.-tf.