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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-01
THE COLLINS METAL
SIS WATCH FACTORY. $40
FULL-JEWELED HUNTING LEVERS.
GENTS AND LADIES SIZES.

FULL-JEWELED HUNTING LEVERS.
GENTS AND LADIES SIZES.
The SIS watches in appearance and for time
are equal to gold ones costing $50. Those of
extra fine finish at go are not surpassed By s2o0
gold watches.
FOR TIME, ELEGANCE, FINISH AND
durability, no imitation of gold can begin to
compare with the Collins Metal. Excepting the
intrinsic value it is equal to gold. Chains
JEWELRY.
We are manufacturing all kinds Of jewelry of
the Collins metal. Pins, Earrings, Sleeve But
tons, Lockets. Studs, Finger-rings Bracelets.
Charms, Odd Fellow and Masonic Pins. ETC.. all
of the latest and most elegant styles, and fully
equal to gold in appearance and wear.
TO CLUBS.
Where six Watches are ordered at one time
wewill send one extra watch free of charge.
Goods sent to any part of the United States
by express, to be paid for on delivery. Money
need not be sent with the order, as bills can be
paid when goods are taken from the express Of
fee, Customers must paw express charges.
WE EMPLOY NO AGENTS.
Orders must therefore be sent directly to US.
In ordering, write plainly the name, town.
county and State Customers in the city will
| remember that our ONLY OFFICE IS
No. 335, Broadway, corner of
Worth ST., up stairs New York,
/ augl2 BIN C. t. COLLINS gCO.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-01
FREE TERRITORY,
I'VE HAVE FOR SALE IN FREE TERRI.
In EdGeGeId:

In EdgefeId:
Two beautiful brick residences at S. 900; one
at Sl5,OCO; one at 81 900; one at Sc. 500: one at
S5,0OG one at 5000; one at 81 500; two at
$4,000; two at s., 500; two at s, 600.
Also. one beautiful frame residence at So, 900;
one at sl5000 one at $4,000; one at Sl2, OOO two
at 81. $500; one at $500; FIVE at 81. coo; two al
$500; three at s., 900; five at $500; four at
$1,000 three at 81 500; one at 81 200; all with
beautiful shade trees and green grassy yards,
and in good neighborhoOds.
Also, large number of vacant lots all over
the town of Edgefeld. at prices to suit the most
faStidiOus.
Also, large amount of COUNTRY PROP
ERT1, at almost any price any one could de-
sire.
ARLINGTON, FARRAR & WEAKLEY,
81 n. College st., over Hicks China Hall
iy3till ianl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-12-20
IuE -UUIhERN
HEP TIC PILLS.

The above Pills are compounded bv Southern
Minister uf the Gospel whose disease led to the dis
coycrv of the remedy. Ia lS2j. he was reduced to
4 skeleton. and was pronounced BY three of the
most Skilfu Physicians in one of our largest cities
90 De Ia an advanced stage of the Consumption and
beyond cure. Tie then began 10 try experiments
ON himself, aud. after many efforts. h. discovered
the remedy which wrought perfect cure on him.
The great cures they have made. and the urgent
desire o those who have been benefited that others
might share the favor, induced the discoycrer to
prepare them for sale
Address the Proprietor,
c. W. DEEMS,
2S South Calhoun St, BALTIMORE.
October 29, lS6S.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-12-20
Washington's Wedding.

1t is now some years since | visited vener-
able edifce intimately connected with the life
of a great man-old st. Peters Church il New
Kent County, Virginia, where Washington was
married.
Let US leave for moment the hustle, tnr-
moil. and crush" of the Iron Age, and 90
back to the last century, when life was more
deliberate. solid, and picturesque. The old
church of which speak takes you easily back,
as YOU gaze at it; and there is the added inter-
est Of its association with the nuptials Of
Washington.
Old st. Peters was built as far back as the
wear 1908, and is a long, low building, Of " sun
dried brick" brought over from England, as
was then the habit, with steep root, and walls
embrowned by age. A square tower rises
above the vestbule, on level with the ground,
and in this tower is the vestry-room, to which
You ascend by a lofty fight Of ancient and
creekiug steps. Growing the tower is a sort
of steeple, surmounted by crossed rods, bearing
the letters y. S E. W, and on the sum-
nit Of all is a small portion Of a weather-cock,
which probably yeered in the winds Of the last
century.
Tie surroundings of the time-honoured edi-
fee are as antique as the building, which stands
on its wooded knoll, with the sturdy air Of
veteran. careless Of time and tide" On the
bricks are carved names and dates by hands
that have long crumbled. One Of these dates
is 1889. On great tombstone beneath the
oriel window, walled up, for some reason, is a
coat-of-arms, raised in bass-relief-a shield
with "loue-star upon it above, knights
wizard, with the coronet-of duke or mar
quis apparently-encircling it; and surmount-
ing all, the grinuing head Of a wolfe. On this
stone. dark and durable as was the marble Of
that epoch, is cut the date l7l6.' Not q
tracery has grown dim, not letter or figure IS
indistinct The VOLTS tongnelolls out fiercely /;
his ewes glare; his teeth snarl The rain and
snow and Sunshine have fallen for century
and half on the knightly helmet and the
head of the wolf-and neither raiu, snow. or
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-12-20
FOUNTAIN HOTEL,
Formerly the Nationally
CAMDEN STREET, NEAR HOWARD,
Baltimore. Maryland.
Terms, s. 50 per Day.

TINIIE undersigned, late proprietor Of the Maitby
House. has the pleasure of announcing 20 hls
friends. and the public generally, that he has sleased
the above Hotel Tor term Of years, and proposes
making il
\ First Glass House.
This Hotel being convenient 10 the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Depot, and also ether business
portions of the city, viii b, found desirable as
auv other Hotel i'm the CITY for business men.
The Uous, has been thoroughly renovated and
refurui,hed throughout. aud hope by strict per
sonal attention o business 60 add 20 the comfort
Of al those who may favor me with their patron
age.
Z number of wears. / feel confident OF fmecting all
expectations OF the travelling public, and all others
Very Respectfully,
Oct. p. lS69-ly. \. b. MILLER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-12-20
A Simple But Sure Remedy for Corns.

When young man, used to be very much
annoyed by those painful excrcscences called
"corns," on the toes and feet; until was
told Of a very simple, but elTcctua remedy for
them, by some person 1t was to bathc tho
feet well in tcpid water, 10 soften them; then
pare them OF very closely with a sharp pen
knife; then rub on we'll green peach tieo
leaves; when, after continuing the rubbing
on once or two, day, the corns will entirely
disappear, and not return, without the cause
that first occasioned them. have often tried
the remdy, and never found it 10 fail yet. II
seems to he the prussic acid in the peach tree
leaves that takes them away. 4 good corn
salve could no doubt he made lor winter use,
by brusiDg tic peach leaves when greer, then
boil them in water until the strength is ex,rac-
ted then take out the leaves, strain tie water
Of the sediment, and add sufficient quantity
Of resin, beeswax, tallow, and lard oil sufficient.
to makeit softcnough, and simmer down, with
ont burning, until tue water is all eyaporatcd.
Soften and pare tic corn, as before directed,
spread it on a small piece Of cambric or linen,
and apply, putting on tie sock or stocking
carefully, 80 as not to rub it OF. Keep apply
ing until, they disappear-C Country Gentle
EldH
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-12-20

Since know that must die,
Since know that life is waning,
Let no tear afiiict nv eye,
Nor a saddened thought be staining
Sweet expectancies Of home
In the happy land to come
Dust of earth no more detaining.
Yes. nv feet are tending there,
Where the loved and long departed
Will renew their gentle care,
When they left me heavy hearted;
And the circle will be bound
In the never ending round,
Full az when on earth we started.
viii We think of me when dead
Asve thought OF me when livingT
Put no marble at my head,
Buta simple stone, receiving
Only what stood contest
In nv nature at its best
All my meaner life forgiying.
Oh. ! might have done so much
That is now without a token:
Oh, | might have learned to touch
Tender chords that now are broken
And winsome smile or word
In its fitness might have stirred
Hopes that now cannot be spoken.
Do not blame me that my life
In its passage grew 30 dreary;
Days there were, above the strife,
When the springtide made it CHEEKY;
And my weakness, not my sin,
Made 1t seem so dark within;
Let me rest, for am weary.
Hardly two brief score of years
Have been given to my story,
But they have been wrought with tears,
Like a ruin dark and hoary;
Only now remains the faith,
And the triumph over death,
Of the Saviour's love and glory.
When my sight is growing dim,
And the mortal bond Iepining,
Softly sing an olden hymn
For the life that is declining,
And my spirit will respond
To the echoes from beyond,
Where the gates of dawn arc shining.
'lay 81, 1869. u. b. ,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-12-20

Mother The holy thoughts and memories
that cluster arouud this name can never be 20
well expressed. as in the calm '.iteraHee Of the
na,rc Itself
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-12-20

Love is sci tcw be blind but j kno lots Of
phellows 10 love who kan see twice as mutch
ia their swceihear.s as kan.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-12-20
NIGH THE GATES.

"0h, | might have done so much
That is now without a token"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-12-20
VOL. 5, NEW SERIES.
VIRGINIA FREE PRESS.
TERMS.

rS-The Farr Pass is published weekly at TSo
lD.lro-s ed Fjdy Cents per as1sN iH 0droaee.
zrTHREE DOLLARS ir not paid in advance.
~ one Doi1r and Fify Csn'' for sir months
-sg- The terms Of advertising are, for a square,
.one inch or less, One Do''or and Fity Cent. for
tarc, ins,r,ions-lasger ones in the same proper
zion Each continuance Fry Cent?.
Ec-No advertisement 20 be considered by the
month or wear unless specified on the Manuscript
or previously agreed upon betwccu the parties.
Et-Au advertisement not marked on the copy
ora sneciG,d aamber ofinscrions viii be continued
uutl ordered oUt, and payment exacted accordingly
E~RrsrnB ApvEsrsEuENrS.-To avoid any
Misunderstanding on the part Of the Annual Adver-
tis.rs. it is proper TO state distinctly that their pr-
vilcre only extends % their Immediate business
Real Estate legal and all other advertisements sent
by them 90 be an additional charge, and no varia-
zion.
%. Obituary Notices gilmore than ivshnes will
Dc charged iur.
JOB WORK--Postcrs sale Bills, Circulars.
Cards. &C., executed promptly, neatly, and at fair
prices.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-12-20
From " Hearth and Home"
THE FUN ERAL FLEET.

All in the winter silence,
Rapt with sense of awe,
A vision half-and half dream
This was The sight saw;
The vision of feet,
A feet of vessels three,
a star-Aag and a lion-fag,
And flag with the aeur-de-lis.
No ripple at the prows,
No wake of shmmering spray:
Like cloudlets white in the pale moonlight
They glided on their way.
Sentinels paced the deck
With solemn tread and still
"Peace" was the watchword that they
Cayr-
The answering word: " Goodwill.
An angel at the helm
Stood all in raiInent white;
And angels hovered DER the keel,
And guided through the night.
They bring no crowned king,
Theirs is holier trust:
They bear a treasure from aiar--
A good mans sacred dust.
Mourned by the rich he taught,
Mourucd by the poor he fed
Mourned by a race with whom he broke
A nobler food than bread.
To the soil that gave him birth
They bring him for his rest;
Blue shall his native violets be
Above his honored breast.
The vision of fleet
A feet of vessels three
4 star-1ag, and lion-ilag,
And flag with the feur de-lis.
All in the winter silence,
Rapt with a sense of awe;
A vision half-and hall 4 dream
This was the sight saw.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-12-20
NndrcN,- IIIntcr.

Solicitor IN Matters OF Bankruptcy,
HAYING specially prepared for the business
aud not being excluded from the United
States Courts; viii prosecute, diligently, all ap-
pcations t0r the benefit of the late Bankrupt law,
committed to him.
70 -Hr will regularly attend the Federal Court
81. ClagSs5urg. and elsewhere as he cases may re-
suire.
CbarlsstgvR. July o. lS6I-E
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-12-20
POETRY.
A BEAUTIFUL POEM.

The demand for copies of the following poem
has been so great that We have concluded 1t will
not be amiss to reprint it, particularly as each
reading seems TO US to reveal new beauty. we
wish the sad story it tells Of glorious manhood
bighted, and brilliant talents wasted by the fatal
Welding to a terrible weakness" may be warn
ing to many a young man who is about TO wreck
his life on the same breakers. What can be more
touching than that wistfdl, longing retrospecticn
of a past gone beyond recall, as the wrter-stand
ing on the verge of the grave-utters the mourn
ful strain
"0h, | might have done so much
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-12-20
PIANOS.


For the Best Pianos now made over Baltimore,
Philadelphia and New York Pianos.
OFFICE AND WAEEEooN No. : NORTH LIBERTY
ST., above Baltimore street, BALTIMORE, MD.
CTIEFF'S PIANOS have all the latest improve
- meuts, including the AGRAFFE TREBLE,
Ivory Fronts, and the Improved French Action,
fully warranted for Fire Yeors, with privilege of
exchange within II months if not entirely satistac-
tory 10 purchaser.
Second hand Pianos and Parlor and Church Or
Sans of my own make, always on hand, from SO
% $500.
Referees who have our Pianos in use -
Gen. K. Z. Lee, Lexington, Virginia. Gen.
Robt Ransom, Wilmington, y. c. Gen. d.. H.
Hill. Charlotte. Y. c. Governor John Letcher,
Lexington, Virginia. b. +. Harrison, Warren
Eby. John B. Packet, John Burns, Andrew AL
bridge, Of Jefferson County.
Send for a Circular. TERMS LIBERAL.
December ., lSGS-ly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-12-20

A gentleman being asked if be was seriously
injured when tie steam boilerexploded, is said
to have replied that he WAS 50 used to being
blown up by his wife that mere steam bad no
effect on him.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-12-20

2" Did you know" said a cunning Gentle to
a jew, " that they hang Jews and jackaszes
together in POrtland7" 4" ln9ced,' retorted
solomon, " den it ish veil dat You and ] ish
NOT dcrc
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-04-01
1S. 6 a p / t { I.

DaS Gnte enss @Drters.
Yeter @ldler uubte, oaB er oas Spiel pon5fGnoia
perlorsn bate. wenn es ibnl nidt eelans Grau
9urntebt in @efabren 5u brn9en, ans 0ener lie ohne
feline ollie lifb nidt erretten fonnte.
Sett ieiner Nntunft in Drag NOR ibm Nlles febl=
sei9ia8en. :
ST bate erobe poffnunsen auf bic Subenbese ae.
bant. Der Ylan iheiterte an benz 0erratb.
yergebli4 ertparteten Die 0eridmorenen bas eig-
nal. bic GzpIofon in ben @etp6ben beg proeidin,
tie for0esten ben 9Aloer auf, fein Beripre1en Elm.
anloien, uno erfannten an ieiner Saltung, bob ct
fh BON ibnen losgeiast bate. Dab er iie au9 per.
ratben babe, entoedte Der @hloiier ibnen nit; Der
6hneioer mur6e nit Ollie Ginger @pirituoien er<
mutbist, Die sefabrpole &oae 6es Mbtrdnnieen su
ibernebmen, nn0 uanoerte pirflH nit elmer Yul.
psrIobuns in Der glodbt aum prooidin binauf. Die
rsnen nit msSr % sn,sn bah ibr pian oerratSen
mar, unb es blieb ibnen nbts ibris. als auf ibr
gan8es Dprboben su ner5idten, bo bic Ansfibrung
oelIelben unter ben obmatenben umftdnben nit su
sroBen 4inberniiien uno Sdwieriafeiten perfnipft
mar. Oas 9anje @innen uno 9radten @laiers
ridtete ia iebt. ausidlieblid auf ben Betrus. sen
5ur ger5ihtleiiung 5annp's onf ibren Nntbeil an
oer grbId1aft su betpegen, 10 bleb Inn nur nod
lbrig. nod 8reslau ju reiien uno Die 9an5e inter-
laiienIdoft Wfittau's i'm Namen Der Sodter oeliel.
ben in gmpfana 5u nehmen.
Mleroings mar au6 bes nod nit S6miersfeiten
DertnupIl er nluBle ne la D0rauseben. Dap Der N0s
tar 8eoenten :raeen merbe ouf Die einfade Ner3dt.
leftun9 bin oas grbe aus5ubdnbigen; inoeB lieBen
i oieie Shnierigfeiten Ieit iberuinoen, fie fonn.
tn n6tbiSenfaQs burd Rihteripud bejeitigt meroen
E Mber @laier bate au 9rDbes Yertrauen auf bic
Geiht9dubieteit unb MutbloFeteit Der Wttme ee.
iebt ibre energiIe uno ftol3e 3nriifmeiiune einer
5orberun9en Denies ibm, baB ct auf bieiem Wege
lein 3iel nidt erreiden fonnte
Gin onoerer Ylan NOR Der. fa. Der Yerion San,
np's 5u bemdhtiaen lie 5ur Wer3idtIeituna au spn=
gen, unb bel bieiem Blame iolte Srau Wensel ibm
bic sebratenen Rafanen aus oem sSeuer bolen.
Mber 6rau Wenjel batte feline Quit oa3u, lie fann.
te ben unbanf oes Bagabunoen; einee WeuSerun=
gen, bic Der 2ebtere fallen ieb, fiibren ioear einen
Brub berbei
peter 6Iaier bate felt Sabren Der Sodter bie'e,
fSrnu bic gbe per1prehen. aber niemals bic ern5ts
1biidt geseiet. bieies 0eripreden einsul6ien.
Sebt follte er idb erfldren, 6rau Wen,el unb ihrt
9odter braneen in i'm, Der Sabe einen befriebsen.
9rObis mar sr aufsefabren, 9or,parfe unb barts
@orte. fogar Shmdbungen tuaren duf beioen Sei=
ten gefaQen, bic beiben iSrauen ourt i4auten BIZ
mabren Abiihten bieies Utannes uno orobter ibr
nit ibrer Mode.
Gin b6bniides 2ddeln mor feline Mntnort gene.
fen. er firdiete bieie Nahe nidbt.
Wun bate er nod einmal ben Veriuh gemadbt
Jrau Surniteot einsuiduhten, er mar aber seidei,
ttrt - ~ .a5sg 0
Ser Wasabunb tpubte ieltit bab es reere Drohun,
gen maren, burd melte CT Die Wittme leinem 0or.
f&lase senetst su MAIDEN perubt bate, oab ss ibu
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-04-01

+ 5ss S. essf tssselg les5@ &aFhE.@Ft2
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-28
THE PACIFIC COAST.

Powder Mill Explosion In San Francisco
Two Men Killed and Nine wounded
Death OF JournaIist-Railr0nd COlli-
sion.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. ~, 1882
The Giant Powder Mills situated In the suburbs
Of this city, exploded last night. Two white men
were killed and one wounoed eight Cinnamon were
also injured The building was blown to pieces and
the glass in the nelghboring houses shattered. The
shock OF the explosion was felt great distance.
DIR. Casemans, chemist and the superintendent OF
the works. was instantly killed. his body was fear
1uliy mutiated. The cause or the disaster IS I'M
known. A considerable quantity OF nitro-glycerine,
tue principal ingredient Of the Giant powder, was
stored In the building
Poor b. FOSTER one OF the proprietors of the Norm
ing eau, died suddenly yesterday.
The suspension Of Isaac Joseph Il Co., jewellers,
Is announced Their llabiliIes are heavy.
collision occurred yesterday between freight
trains on the Western Pacific railroad at Ellis sta
ton. TWO locomotives and several cars were demol-
isned.
Flour, 81 3756 IS so. Wheat-Sales Of choice at
81 45 . 81 SO. Legal tenders, 80.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-28
MASSACHUSETTS.
False Income Return Cuse-Franduleut PEN
sion Claim.

False Income Return Cuse-Frandulcnt PEN
sion Claim.
BosroN. Nov. ~, $780,
case game before Judge Lowell, In the United
States Court to-day, In which the United States AS
SCISSOR claims that Joseph II. Chadwick derived an
income from the Boston Lead Company, with. which
he Is connected, and that he had not fully reported
1t. The assessor demanded to be shown the books
OF the company and Chadwick refused to comply
with the demand. The point IN contest is whether
United States Assessor can compel citizen charged
with 1ase returns OF personal income to show the
books OF q corporation In which he Is concerned.
Assistant District Attorney Ropes argued the case
for the government and General y. +. Butler Tor
Chadwick IL Is said that Y Judge Lowels decision.
WHICH lQr tle Present Is reserved, Is adverse to
Chadwick the Will be still further tested upon
the point that United States Assessor cannot CON-
pei citizen charged with fraud In income returns
to produce his private books.
Mary Jefferson, Of Boston; Mary J. Harris, of
Philadelphia and CALVIN X. Hidden, late Of New
York. ale under arrest and held for examination
charged with pension frauds. The allegations are
tnat Mrs. Jefferson has drawn pension soldiers
widow having been twice married since the death
OF her first husband, and that the other defendants
made oath that she was sill widow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-28
svasil iEs Hsats1lS.

On tho 18th inst. Earl 8. Martin, OF No. 12s Warren
s,eet, Jersey CITY, called at the drug store OF Dr.,
Thufbsr corner OF vessry and Canal streets, ana
GATED ID the DOCTOR in the presence of his clerk
that "a intended assng the following DAY tThanks
day) in the county. On the following night,
while The family were abseds the house was entered
and clothing and lewelry valued ~ $1,000 stolen
therefrom on the 2otn inst. Martin stated his ,ss at
the Fifth precinct station house, and detective Field
was detailed 10 work up the case and ferret out the
clerk in the store OF DR.. Thurber, Marcus Dubois,
that he had overheard four. men talking about
silver pitcher, revolver and other articles
they had stolen ftom house in Jersey
Clty. About four O'Clock yesterday morning de-
tccive Field visited the house No. 500 East sixteenth
street. and on the thru floor arrested two young
men named John Martin and william Stevens, find
Ing In their possession portion OF the property
stolen rom the house OF Mr.. Martin. The
prisoners were conveyed to the station house
in Leonard street., and stated that the
clerk OF Mr.. Thurber (Dnbols) had gave them In
structions In reference to the robbery, and he
OF MIR. Martin was burglanously entered and
about dfty dollars worth Of property carried
on, Martin and Stevens stating that Dubois
endeavored 90 induce them to enter the
store giving them all instructions necessary
10 find the keys Of tue safe ana other valuable IN
formation. The night the store was broken into Mr.
Thurber had closed the safe HIMSELF counting about
$40 600 in bonds ana accidentally found the key in
4 different place from where II was usually kept
the prisoners will be arraignsd at che Tombs this
morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-28

LONDON MONEY MARKEr.-LoNpoN Nov. 2s--l
p. M.-Consois closed at 93ys for both money
and the account United States fve-twenty bonds
1862, S3S: 1865, old 62sG; 1857, S414. Tenfortes.
7eI. Stocks steady. Erie RAILWAY shares, 20s4 lli
nois Centrals % III Atlantic and Great Western 26A
PARIS BouRsR.--PARis, Nov. 25.-Fhe Bourse
closed quiet Rentes III. d2c.
LIVERPOOL CoTTOS MISUNDERSTANDING, NOV.
27-l r. M.--The market closed hrrner and active
Middling uplands, l1ad. IL I'D. middling orleans,
I'D. q lzlsd. The sales OF the day nave footed UP
$1,000 Daies. of which 5000 we're taken lot export
ana speculation.
HAvRE CorroN NOMENCLATURE, Nov. G-Cot
ton closed active and unchanged, on the spo. ana
afoat.
LIVERPOOL BREApsruFFs MARKET. -LiyERPooL.
Nov. 27.-Wheat, o.. Cd. per Genital Tor Cailiornia
white; ss. 50. a 3. i'd. Tor No. red western, ana
Ia. sd. q IS. Cd. for red winter
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET.-LIvERPo0l.
Nov. 21,-Pork quiet and steady at Ills Cd. per Dbl
for Eastern prime mess. Lard, i4s I'd. per cwt
LONDON PRODUCE MAkxRT.--LosDoS,N Nov. 2I.--Tas-
low, AIS. per cwt. Whale OIL Gao los. per ton LIN
seed oil closed at COS 1873. Sugar anoat, 2Ss 9d
PETROLEUM. MARKET.--ANrwERP Nov. V.-Petro-
leum closed arm aud unchanged.
HAnBuRa, Nov 27.-PetroleuIn closed heavy III 10
marc banCoA, o.