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CoLUsfBIA DISTRICT.

s~Aa@AsAhAs
I g. 'H. Browne, Presiding Elder. .
!. Columbia a-Washington Street, W
Martin. - 2. FfEe
:. Columbia Street, ": W
Mood =5Tz. y d a.l.ss vs4.s.,,%
= Golumbia--c Circuit, r.. r. Daghall
Rocky Mount@-Je II. shuford.
Winpsboro7-I. g. connof, g, W
NJ Creighton. p.4 -. &4
= Chestsrs+ IF. g. .BoHmap. sxs, -,
MeRland Fork -H.J1iMoraan.
- Fairfield "a: .. Causfes. .;o'sa s's.'s
GamdenAW. Tk0rfaSL;oA f@ ta =,
Sumter Station--H. NJ. Mood.
Sumter csrrait~J. W. Murray.
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9e~ Measrsii.M Miller Il Robertson are
so~'openibg tthsir ,seeoad stock 6f
goods. .e'ilt Masi ness assgss. ss ihlSfs
select at this season. Call. and vou
cannot fail to get something both usc.
Ial and oTnamentais
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r2- The Charleston election case
las bccn deliberately argued before
tie '>Eprclnc Court, but not Yet de-
ridet..
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Correction does much, encourage
mcrt does more. Encouragement
after censure, is as the sun after q
shower.
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nsa. We have ha;! another drove of
EoGs il town during tho past week
sclii"G at9ic,
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EsS MIS-. d. F. Jones announces
tho resumption Of the exercises of he,
scao''l OH Monday. january ll,h.
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80 SEQ notices Of sales in Bark
rartcy by james A. E!aciz, Esq, As
siyree.
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THE London Lancet gives "ccr:sin
care for touthache. Add ouc draclm Of
colodion to TWO d,achms IF ca,Lolo acid
and eel"liLo.s nass is p,cciriia,ed,
II email portion Of which inscr:ec in
The cavity Of an acLirg tooth viii give I'M
mediate relief
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Ees- SEQ notice Of the sale Of the
"C"wan Homcstcad," by ]. S. Britt,
Ex'r.
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W ANTfD

! BY : yeaps iisay of3Rs ssperispss 10
..saehiag .As'psisals sgaks ,aI!as. M a. Y
" not 30 Fniusif snsi6b al SRqpst hon,s.
Bes, Of reference give9 Address aLfzziE,p
cs!houns Miles sc. De. y, y
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At the last regular communication ol
Greenwood Lodge, A:..<F... NJ, tI,e'foIlow.
ing brethren were elected 10 serve The en-
suing fear: ..a..} ~ 81. .
-. J. T. PAnKs., W.. M...t J:
@: A. o.. WALLER, .S,s w.. ~
'' w. r. ANDERSON. J:...W... III
:sH1 #. F. RILEY. Trassprer. Iii.s,
IL BxsNErr RErsoIps, Secretary. :e,'iS3
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ss The L. s. Circuit las adjourn
cd after weeks session in Colar,,.i,
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UDOLPIIO WOLFE.

feel bound TO SAY, that I regard your
"chhnrn' IA being IN every respect pre-.n,i-
n""'y PURE aud ,!"s,r ,rvng of u.e'l cal patronage
~ all ev"niH, 1t ia the Iursst poasilo article .:
Holland Gin, heretofore unn,t ninahie, aud as
hnch may be safely prescribed by phi, sicians
DAVID l.. MOTT. 81. d.,
Pharmaceutical Chemist, New York.
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ting the labor which wo huve, and for
oest encouraging foreign immigra-
ton.
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HSas- Messrs. Parker & Thomson Ore
offering q choice variety Of medicines,
peri PEse'prfnuiery, paints, oils, which baye
just been received ut their well known
establish hm8iit See advertisements
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$50 MRS, %. FstJaTRlS 3
/. (. WI resants tbe ,du.ss ol.sf aiool OF
MONDAY. Jan U4KY nthJ J6S1.f Price, yoi
ap,ios' 81 gxr eaoa.bs sPAys1k knenltyx
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n)~ Sec card of Col. J. s. Cothrsn
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The proprietor also offera for sale Bottled
Wines and Liquors. imported auI bottled bv
himse.f, expressly for mad:cinrl use Each
y tile has his certificate of it's purify.
UDOLPHO WOLFE.
Nov
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SIiEIEY DISTRICT

Shelby DISTRICT.
!. VI. North: Presiding Elder.
Shelby Station--J. V. lIumbcrt.
Shelly Circuit--A. p. +Avar1.
Lincolnton.-M. \. Connolly. A. G.
Stacey, Sup.
Sou;l, Forl=-J. Watts.
Rock Spring--C. +. Land.
D;!las.-M- II. Hoyle.
Iorkville-J. a. W. cod, L. 4. John
son, Sup.
Yorl; Circuit-To be supplied.
Rock 1Iill-J. S. Nelson, r. Alston,
Sup.
Pinevi!lc-E. a. Lcmmond.
Charlottc-E. J. Mcyuartic, T. II.
Boone, Sup, W. S. Haitcm, Sup.
Calvary Mission--To be supplied.
North Charlotte Circuit. J,
Prathcr.
Lcnoir-G. W. Ivcy.
Newton--D. May.
Happy Homc-To bo supplied bv
r. j.. Abcrnathv.
Morganton-P. l.. IIcrmon
Johns River Mission-To be SUD.
piled by n. Taylor.
Davenport Female Colleges. Ian
der, President.
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B'shopri'le---J. W. Crider, A. Nc
Corlnodalc, Sup.
Manning--S.J J. Hill.
Santee--J. b. Campbell.
; Leard: Sunday Schoo! Agent.
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s--rrUTy NVuTbj
CIlAS. Il: SEEl.Y, Chemist.

DEAE Sic: rave submitted TO chemical
aEnlysis two bottles Of ''Suh;eLnm Schnspra'
which to"k fi"m the frEsh package III your
bonded warehouse, and tiud, as before, tia,
The spirit"ns liquor is free from i.iuriuus inyre-
dien,s Or Justification; that it, has the marks ui
being ngel n.,d uot recently prepared by ne
chnuical ad:niNiure or alcohol and urumatic.
Respectfully. FRED +. MA YER. Chemist.
Nlw IonK. Tuesday. Mayl.
CD Lrno WOLFE, ESQ. DEAR SIR: Thew 40,
"f pure Wines and Liquors Tor medicinal pur.
roses has been I.ng f.:l l,y In. profession, and
thousands rf lives hare Iecn sn,r iticed nv the
use Of aIuitea:tcd articles. D.!lriuGn tIrmcns
shd Other diseases Of brain ard ueiv,a, 70 rI,
II t!is country, nre very rare in Europe, ew-
ng, lii e I.At dre,ee, TO Tie d,iiere Ice IL G
aaiiiy Of the el':iu> suid.
We hnv, tested thr r. veiml ARTICLES imr ort ed
and old by you, including Your Gin. which
You sel nn!rr ,ie IG;ile "I Il u,nn,ic Shiedan
:chnaTrs. which We consider juatiy entitled ia
the h,gh reputation it hMs nccuir-d in this
coEa'r!; end from your hus ex rcricnce ss a
irre'sn impu'trr, y"nr Bniit.d Wines anG Ii
qu"'S should meet with The tnn,. d. nland.
We w"uid rrcom'neud y"u to appoint srrns O
he Respectable ar" hec. ries in The different
paris nf The city ns agents for the s,ie,f your
RrnudIes AID Wines where the profession can
ohta,n the sanle when needed for medicinal
purpose.
N.h;n@ you success in the new enterprise,
We r-i,."in your "teaien, servants
VALENTINE MOTT. MD, Professor Of Sur
gerry. University Medical C~iieye. New York
j. VI. CARAOCliAN. MD Professor Of cl!,-
icnl Surgery, Surgeon in Chief to ,hs S,ate
Il"epital. ETC., No. II East Slxteen,h street.
LEWIS Il. SAlKE. I'D. No T95 Broatiw ay.
ii. =. Devices. MID. No. 79l Broadway.
JOSEPH WOk>TEK, MID, No. l2O Ninth
Street
NELSON STEELE. NJ d. No 81 Rleeker st, eet.
holm O'EIEi.LY, MD, No. $50 Fourth street.
B: l. EAFlllEL, 81 D. Professor of the PriIci
lles md pruciicr of Surgery. New York Msdi-
cal College, ETC., No. 81 NlntL slreet, and 9th
ers
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coKEsHrnY coLoRED DISTRICT

coKEsHUEY CoLoRED DISTRICT,
W. II. Fleming, Presiding Elder.
Greenwood Circuit-To be supplied
by r.. N. Valentine.
Flat Woods-To be supplied by A,
Johnson.
Willington-To be supplied by w.
Tucker,
Warrenton-Te bo supplied by F,
Brown.
Lowndesville-To be supplied BY
e. Jones.
Harrisburg To be supplied by N.
Chpds. 3
X. d Harper transferred to Mem
phis Conference. ' ~f
+. A. Mood, transferred to Texas
Conference. r 49,.
W. G. Connor transferred to Texas
Conference.
c. Murchison transferred to Illinois
Conference. o.. .r..
= A. r. Bennick transferred TO Hols-
ton Conference.
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q. n. JORDAN, W. n.
J, c. CHnEs, s: ". s,
w. MCCAIN, j. w.
B, HARvELY, Treasurer.
r.. J.. ROBERTSON, scc'y.
J. FULLER LYON, s. D.
J. r. Mccain, J. D.
J. Ev1Ns, Tiler. -.
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MAsox1c.---At tho Regular Commu-
nication Of stoncwall Lodge No. 1874,
a. +, H., the following officers were
installed for. tho ensuing masonic
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FROM BALTIMORE.
Special Despatch to The Evening Telegraph.
All Is Quiet.

Special Despatch to The Evening Telegraph.
All is Quiet.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 5.-Very many Democrats
row assert their entire satisfaction with Grants
election, and propose harmony and acqules-
cence. The Ninth Baltimore
Grant and COIfax Club
advertise to hold Glove feast 9nd experience
meeting at their hall this evening, saying, I'VE
have fought the good fight, and victory is ours"
The new dispensstion of the gospel of peace will
be proclaimed by many tongues.
The Sixteenth ward Republicans fire
A salute
oftwo hundred guns this afternoon in honor of
the victory. Preparations are making for
Grand Republican Demonstration
at the earliest opportunity, and an ovation to
General Grant when he passes through Balti-
more.
In the United States District Court yesterday,
nine cases against prominent Baltlmoreans for
Reasonable Acts
during the riots of The 10Th of April, 1851, were
settled.
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PHILADELPHIA Trade ReDOrt.

THURSDAY. Nov. 5.-The Flour Market con-
tinues steady, and there is a fair home con-
sumptive inquiry, with sales of 1000 barrels,
including superfne at $575@65O extras at
S675@7. spring wheat extra family at s7.25@S,
fancy Minnesota do. at $685. winter wheat do.
at sS5O@l075. and fancy brands at sll@l3,
according to quality Rye Flour commands
sS@S25. No change to notice in Corn Meal.
There is no new feature to present In the
Wheat Market. and the demand Is chiefly from
The local mil ers for prime loLs; sales of 1000
bushels red at $i'S5@2, 1000 bushels amber at
S2 lo@2I4, and 500 bushels No. l Spring at
SiSO. Rye Is unchabged; Gales of 500 bushels
western at VI 90. Corn Is quiet at the
re- ent advance; .aies OF yellow at sl24 and
est ential change sales OF 1000 bushels Western
Barley or Malt. 49,
Seeds -Cloverseed is in moderate reauest
and 8, bushels sold al S7@74O. Timothy ranges
at so 60@263.
Ba,k-In the absence OF sales we quote No
Qnercitron at $i4 p ton.
Whisky is selling at slle@llS @ gallon, tax
paid. >
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FROM EUROPE.
HonOrs to Minister JehnsOn-His Adj
dress-The Duke of MOntpeusier.
IA, Atlantic CabLs


BY Atlantic Cuble.
LONDON, Nov. 5.-The Sherifs of London
gave dinner last evening, at which Reverdy
Jthnson was the chlet guest, and had an en-
thusiastc reception. In reply to the toast,
The United States, /" Mr.. johnson said, although
a southerner, he always believed the Union
should be preserved at any cost. He extoleJ
the heroes of the war, and particularly Gene
rails Grant, Sherman, Hancock, and Sheridan
and Admirals Farragut and Porter BE believed
that the American debt would be paid in gold,
and said The American people would have been
urgrateful if they had not elected Gen ,ral Grant
to the Presidency.
Mr.. johnson dimes with the workingmen Of
London the last part of this month.
Unanimous OPP OsitiOn TO the Duke of
mOnipenster.
PARIS, Nov. 5.-The Gduiots asserts that the
members of the provisional government at Ma
6rid are unanimous 10 their opposition to the
Duke of Montpensier in his aspirations for i'm
perIal honors.
This Mornings Commercial Advices.
LONDON, Nov. "a. M.--Consols, 944 for mo.
ney and account; 20s heavy at 74t07.4; Illi-
nois Central, 81; Erie, 274.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 5-A. M.-Cotton steady
The sales to-day will reach $4,000 bales. T1e
shipments fronl Bombas to October 81, since
the last report, we're $4,000 bales.
LONDON, Nov. "a. nj. Sugar, to arrive 25s.
LiLseed Cakes, fl2@fl2 los. Tor Western III bags.
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they had so constantly expressed for him; for
the mistaken confidence they had for q lite
time repostd in him, aud tor the earnesiness
with which they bad reloiced at his every sue
cess in life as If II had been their own.
When be ceased speak ng there was general
rush tor hand.sbaklDg, end 1t was with great
ditbcul,y that Mr.. COliax could free himself
from the crosd so that he might return to the
telegraph Office, where returns were being
received as last as lightning could transmit
them. During the even Dg Mr.. Wa-hb1rne
teleg1aphed Tor news from Iudlana. An said
General Grant was in bib parlor enjoying the
dispatches, and Mr. CollaX scot all soc returns
he rad by towns and counties from this hard
tout BIT state.
Al mdnight the returns are still pouring In,
ard Inc jubilaut Gro I'd at the C0ort House
mixiT 10 songs and SD ,uis anl speeches and
stories, and music in the intervals between the
lesnatclps.
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Affairs at Washington-John-
sons Amusing Attempt to
Form Grants Cabinet.
The Electi0ns-The Result in New
Jersey and Connecticut.
Financial and Cormme
FROM WASHLNGT TON.
cial Despotcht to The Evening Telegraph.

Special Despotcht to The Evening Telegraph
Johnson Forming Gramt's Cabinet.
WARRINGTON, Nov 6.-Tne most amusing
sepisode of to-day is the effort by johnson to
make up a Cabinet for Grant. He wants Grant
to continue Scho6eld and Seward in their
present positions. Schodeld might do, bat
seward gave in his adhesion at too late an hour
10 be rewasded with honors by the Republicans
whom he v,llifed SO Indignantly in his
Auburn speech. Ohio and Pennsylvapia. will
both be represented in the Cabinet but by
whom cannot be determined for some time.
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THE OLD REBELLION.
Something More About the Fort Pillow
Massacre.

The Chicago Epentng Post publishes o cores
pondence between Captain Johu b. Cherry and
Colonel Thomas J. jackson concerning the
massacre at Fort Pillow. Colonel JACKSON, late
an officer in the service, is a citizen of New
Albany, Indiana, and writes as folio ws;-
Fort Pillow was commanded by my senior,
Major l.. f. Booth. with four companies of my
regiment. The first attack made by the Rebels
under Forrest was about sunrise. About 10
o'clock flag OF truce was seen approaching the
fort. NJ. j. Leemiug aud a captain OF the 18Th
Tennessee Cavalry received the flag. The pro-
position under the flag was rejected. One OF the
party with the flag announced that he was Gene
Ial Forrest. While consultations were gong on
under the flag of trace the Re0els were
continually changing their positions, moving u 0
the ravines closer the fort. This was noticed by
Captain James Marshall OF the navy, no states
as HIS reason tor not firing upon the Rebels for
this violation OF the flag was that he was afraid
that if they did capture the fort they would use
that as an excuse tor an indscrlminate slaughter
OF the command. After the proposition unier
the truce was rejected, and their violations OF all
rules OF honorable warfare, they charged the
tort 5O00 rong, guarded by 900 meu, a fort
built tor about 5000 men; they made several
charges before they captured the fo-t; 1t was
about O'Clock in the afternoon before The fort
was taken; there was no surrender OF the fort,
but, uL able to mold out longer against such
lear ul ODDS, the enemy having go.ten into the
forr, they iell to The ground, throwing do wn
their mus tkets, asking for quarter, and then
commenced the fearful butcnery OF the men;
whites and blacks were shot down, wounded
and dying men were Drained with the
butts of mus&ets, and men were buried
alive. While the numbering was going
on the Rebels were continually saving, 1t Is
Forests order to show no quarter. they are all
set of Yankees and Tennessee traitors
Colonel Duck worth stated tn r. NJ. McI,a2an the
day before the attack upon Fort Pillow that they
intended 10 show no quarter to the garrison,
and this fearful massacre did not cease with the
6rst days lighting, but continued the next daV,
the 18Th day of April. After all resistance was
in vain: after Major Bradford had become sena-
rated rom the commend. CaDtain Carson. the
ranking officer of the 9th United States CoIored
Ar illery, with the evident intention OF surren-
towards the Rebels without arms. When he
approached one OF their officers he was asked to
what reeim ent he beloneed: he ans weret the 9th
United States Colored Artillery. Thev then and
there murdered him. Lieutenant Akerstrom,
Quartermaster OF the 18th Tennessee, was cruel
fed, then burned"
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THE ELECTIONS.
New Jersey.

TRENTON, Nov. 6.-seymours majority In New
Jersey is about 1000, and Raudolphis majority
for Governor $500 to 5000. In the First Con-
gressional district, Moore (Rep.J has $500 to
5000 majority. Second district, Haight (Dem.)
has 500 to 1000 majority. Third district, Bird
(Dem.) has $500 majority. Fourth district,
Halt (Rep.l has 80 majority. Fifth district,
Cleveland (Dem.) has 1900 majority.
The Assembly stands 2s Republicans to 32
Democrats. In the Senate the Democrats gain
one, and the Dem ocratlc majority on joint ballot
will be six.
Connecticut
HARTFORD, Nov. 5.-Grant's majority 3O4i.
Republican gam of 4s45. TIE total vote of the
State is 99,O00 being within 800 Of the largest
ever cast.
The New York Election.
NEW YORK. Nov. 5.-The maj orlty OF John
NOrrissey, in the Fifth Congressional district is
II, ,22l,
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political leaders discussing the mater in the
Fifth Avenue Hotel, determine 6DallS that the
future purity OF the elective franchise Iet no
other Alternative than q searching and thorough
invt plgalon OF the fraud in This citV. aud that
no cans should be spared IN its prosecution.
There " as q very large attendance OF the msm
b, re OF the Union League at tneIr club rooms
10 consider the matter, and IL was dptermnr'l
to Immediately consult the most eminent le'al
mIn6s Of the country with reference 10 con-
tesiipg the election for &c vernon. There Will
be - Pclal meeting of the League this evening
TO take action on the subject"
Astounding Fraud Prevented.
The New York Times OF this morOing says:-
''OD Monday evening man VINO gave hisiuaGle
as WI IAN Center called At nearly all tneenotelt
and lodging-houses IN Hoboken, aud engaged
all the vacant rooms for expected guests.
Thirty rooms were taken aud paid for a. one
place. "a envy at another. aud o sim lar number
Al three or toUr other places, makiUg, iu al
about one bundle ed and htly rooms which we're
engaged by the stranger, AT about midnight
hls Ilends arrived by The ferry bo II from New
York rough and dangerous look NJ set who
wore the air OF meu bent on mischief. The sin.
Pular conduct Of the man Center in engaging
the room was made kno Rn TO Captpn bono
van, OF the HOhoktn Police, ana % Let abo 1T
OPtec'Ing and exposing the fraud. Officers were
ttalloDed In disguise at the houses wnere rooms
had been ENGAGED, ana VIII n they came on their
plans we're soon learned. Tney prop sed tr't to
vote in HobOken, and then 10 move on Jersey
By some means, however, the rascals came 10
suspect that they were found out, aud be ore
the morning OF election day they had quietly
taken their de IarturpN u
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
OTPIcE OF THE EVENING TnLnsRAPH,l I
Thursday, Nov, 8, 1858 !

The Stock Market was weak aud demOralized
this morning, and a semi panic prevailed. Gov
eminent securities declued 2G13 DER cent, l03
was bid Tor l040s; ll24 1or 6s 1881; l0j for 62
620s: l04$ TOR "a 5-2Os l07 July, $50, 5.2O5; and
1913 tor '67 6-20s. City loaas we're 10 Ver. The
new issue sold l02@l023, decline off.
Railroad shares were the most active on the
@4Ss, closing at The former rate, decline OF "a;
Pennsylvania Railroad at "a. slighs decline;
and Catawsta preferred at 20. a decline of 2.
66 was bid Tor Eorristown; b72 for Mnehll;
81 for North Pennsylvania; and 244 for Phila-
delphia and Erie.
In City Passenger Railway shares there was
nothing doing. I63 was bid for Thirteenth and
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SIX PER CENT. gold INTEREST, PRINCIPAL
Bonds. based upon the valuable franchises.
grants, railroad, equipment, eic.. of the GEN,
TRIAL PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY noe
nearly competed, and formiug Que Of the most
assured and productive lines of traffic In the
world. The way traffic alone is large and re-
muneraiive, independently of the immenss
through business soUn TO follow.
A portion If this loan Is offered to investors
At l03 and accrued Interest ia currency. The
bonds have semi annual gold coupons attached
payable in January anu Juy.
Information, etc, TO ne had of
DE HAVEN q BROTHER.
Dealers1n Government Securities. Gold, etc..
No. 40 SOutn Third aLraat
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Fifteenth; 46 for Chesnut and waluut; l1A for
Hes,onville: "a Tor Fifth and Sixth; and 20 tor
Spruce and Pine.
Bank shares were firmly held. Mechanics
sold at 3la. 157 was bid for Philadelphia 68
tor Corn Exchange; and IS for Com non W h.
:, Canal shares were dull aud lower. Lehlgh
ouebanna Canal at IA, decl ne Of l; 10 was Did
tor Schuylkill Navigation preferred; 20 for
Morris Canal preferred: and 81 for Wyoming
Valley Canal.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES TODAY
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Connecticut.
EXPLOSION in a Factory.

CNCINNATI, Nov GA tank in the soap and
candle mandatory of George shilletsoe eX-
ploded yesterday, nearly destroying the building
and injuring two persons. The loss is $25, 600,
with no insurance.
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the PRESIDENCY.
The Latest Retu

The Latest Returns by states.
In the following table is given the result of
the election for President, according to the
latest returns, with the reported or estimated
msjoriies, and the maiorities ut the last election
in each State, Tor purposes of comparison:--