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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
LATEST WASHINGTON NEWS.

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WASHINGTON. November 23.-Proceed-
ines arc about commencing to libel the
Spanish gunboats recently built In New
York.
One of the charges of the District Attor-
ney against the Spanish gllnboats is that the
vessels are intended for hostilities against
the people Of Cuba, with whom the United
States are ut peace.
The Spanish Minister makes no objection
to the legal proceedings regarding the
Spanish 2Inboats. 1t is n mere question
between the Government and the contrac-
tors, the solution of which is desired by the
Spanish authorities.
Cornell Jewett is here urging the Govern
ment TO take an active interest in the cable
from the Hague to New York harbor, for
which Jewett and his associates have inn
bortant concessions from Germany.
The resignation Of Consul-Generat Plumb
nj Havana has been accepted. Consul Hall.
now Mt MatanZas, takes charge OF the con-
sulatc.
The rolls Of the House have been made
ont. Virginia, Georgia, Alabama, Missis-
sippi. and Texas. and all the Louisiana
members except Sheldon, are excluded.
Mr.. Harvey. Minister. TO Portugal, whose
salary was so long withheld bv Congress,
now gets S21 900 gold from the Treasury.
President Grant will urge an early move
ment for ship canal across the Isthmus OF
Darien.
The President proclaims from this date
the discontinuance of discriminating duties
heretofore levied upon merchandise i'm
ported into the United States in French
vessels. either from the countries of its
origin or from other countries.
y. Henderson and others, of Cincinnati,
have been indicted for tobacco frauds.
The Supreme Court has adjourned from
Monday to Thursday.
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Foreign News.
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, November ga letter from DR..
Livingstone, dated Iiii, May II, 1869, says
his healtir is good. and he has been treat
ed we'll everywhere.
LIVERPOOL. November 23.-Thcre have
been many failures Of grain-dcalcrs here,
including several firms with extensive
American connections.
The ship Spcndthrift, from Shanghai,
with tea, was wrecked forty miles from her
home port.
THE SCEZ CANAL NOT A SUCCESS.
LONDON, November 23.-Thc SueZ canal
i not here regarded rs complete success.
improvements must be made before 1t VIII
answer the full requirements of commerce.
FRASCE-THE ELECTIONS.
PARIS. November 23.-Hcnry Rochcfort
is elected TO the Legislature from The First
Ward, Arag0 from the Eighth, and CrauceuX
from the Third. In the Fourth Ward no can
didatc has majority, and new election
will he held. The city is quiet.
PARIS, November 23.-Erew1J-M Minis
tiers Botrbcau and LerouX are reelected tc
the legislature.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF THE MINISTRY.
FLORENCE, November pa meeting o.
the Ministry held last night resulted III it:
dissolutiol-all the members re>lgning.
ROME.
ROME. November 23.-One hundred anC
fifty bishops have arrived for the Ecumenl
cal Council. Many arc from America.
PRUSsIA-MR. BURLINGAME.
BERLIN, November 23.-Mr. Burlingam(
and his Chinese embassy are here.
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Wholesale Rank Robbery I'm BOSTON
Four OK Five Hundred Thousand
Dollars E@n!en,

Bosros, Eoro.,ihc~ scs.-The RovlSton
National Sank. situated at the corner Of
Washington and Bovlston streets, was en-
tered between Saturday and this mornin~
and a clean sweep made of all the valuahles
IN deposit In the outnr vault mostly be-
LONGING to nr;vate individuals. These yalr-
ables are largely in United States bonds,
md were contained in TWENTY-FIVE Of thirty
tin trunks belonging 10 az many individuals.
II is not possible at present to give the pre-
els" sum of money taken, as the bank Off
GERS do not know what amounts the .depoSi-
tors individually had oa hand but it is he
licved by tho cashier that the amount stolen
will reach 100000 or $500, 900.
On the Goth of October a man giving the
name Of W. \. Judson hired a room adj
Joining the bank as dealer in California
Wine Btters. putting in 4 large stock Of
bottles thus labelled, and constructing =
closet next TO the snfc wall. which was
rf brick. two feet thick
At this point the masonry was found
drilled through and the dciris removed.
The iron casing to the safe was then bored.
probably during Saturday night and Sum
lav. enabling the operator ia reach the pro-
Dcrty in the outer apartment Of the safe.
The property stolen, IS previously stated
was in some thirty tin boxes. ranged on
shelves, and deposited bv individuals for
Saf"-kceping. No funds of the bank were
taken.
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4 boy named Lewis was killed by the cars
near Harrisburg. Pennsylvania, Monday.
New counterfeit twcnty-dollir notes on
The IradeSmcn;s National Bank have been
discovered in New York.
Miss Elizabeth Pccbcs has been elected
enrolling clerk Of the House of Representa-
tives OF Washington Territory.
Queen Nictoria'> eldest daughter. the
Crown Princess of Prussia. is said 30 be
showing signs Of insanity, caused by domes-
tic trouble.
Henry :. Fo0tc, for many wears well
known III politics, is about to change his
tactics aGain-this time To come out as Il full.
tiedged Radical in the state of Mississippi.
4 project is on foot in Michigan TO secure
railroad TO meet the Northern Pacific at
the head of Lake Superior. ria the Straits
OF Mackiuuc.
The North German merchant navy con-
sistS of 3.ll0 Ships, with 4 united tonnage
Of $50, 9S4 tons. OF which LAG with l02, rs
tcnS) are steamers.
British Columbia, not To be behind in
agricultural productions, mentions, rs an
ordinary achievement, peas weighing 4
pound and thrcc-quartcrS apiece.
The Winncpeg half-brceds are reported
al Ottawa, Canada, to be i'll open hostility,
but will be left entirely in the hands Of the
new Governor for settlement.
Amcrican-huilt horsc-ca were recently
introduced in Liverpool, and the Courier OF
that city SAYS "thc public We're not slow to
recognize The superiority of this Yankee
notion
1t is stated that when the late George
Peabody was fifty years of age he was worth
hut SIC, 600. and that in the twenty Years
following he accumulated his immense for
tune.
The safe of Harnden's Express Company
it is stated, was thrown or abstractcd from
a car between Benton and Cameron, West
Virginia, on the 18th instant, and no trace
of it has yet been found.
Charles II. Page, who lost an arm in the
war, and has since gained livelihood by
pedling popcorn on the Norwich and Wor-
cester railroad, has been elected to the Mas
sachusetts Legislature by six majority.
Discussion of the Bible question in Gin
cinnati has led one Of the writer's for the
Cincinnati Commercial to examine the
book. After describing it briefly, he comes
to the conclusion that indeed the Bible is
a good book to read"
A convention of steamboat owners is
called at st. Louis in january to petition
Congress to separate the navigation laws
governing seas and lakes from those of
western and southern rivers, with view OF
protecting life and property. The disasters
TO the Stonewall, America, and United
states, are cited IS evidence Of the necessity
for the modification Of the present laws.
The Columbus (Ohio) Journal tells of the
marriage of q couple in that city on Thanks
he Wife D1S ty ,e wIa had bees engaged in
early life, had quarrelled, and each married
TO another. They had not seen each other
for twenty-five years; one had become a
widow and the other n widower, when q
union between them was arranged by .
mutual friend, and the first view Of each
other since their youth was when they met
IN church to be married after this long sepa'
ration,
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Domestic Narkets-rBY TELEGfAPHl.

NEW YORK, Noyembcr e'm ~. stos,,ns,
Tennessee 6's-EG-cnTpons, 50 new So Virginia
s's-Fx-coupons, so: new, 81. North Carolina
5's-Old, 45i: new, IS. .,oa
Corn shade hrmcr. Pork firm ut $3.50 Lara
quiet Cotton lower at 251c. Turpentine GniGt at
47647sr. Rosin dull; strained s2.i'eDS2.2o'
Erening.-Cotton heavy and &c. lower: gales
300 bales mt CSC Flour heavy and favorlng 9nf so
MS4.Ns: common to fair extra southern, -. ~
So. Wheat lM2c better and more doing Winter
red western all psIH ss w4e E Mlrdfn r
tie lQ6IIatc. Whskcy Sl.o6!I Sl.OIs. Groceries
uuiet Turpentnc. l7Giisc. Rosln. s2.l50sI.
Freghts lower cotton. per steam. '-le per SAIL
3-ls. Iii,
Money moderately active at 6@e7 per cent. with
exceptions ut per cent. Sterling dull a: 3c ",
Gold closed heavy at 1884. Governments closed al
ils; for 5-ao's, 90. Southern securities dull.
BALTIMORE. Tosnrrbcr 23.-Cotton dull and
firm at 2i;c. Flour quiet and steady. Wheat duh
and lower; prime to choice red. SlSG,Sl 81. Sorn
firm: prime new, o3Gasc.; old, Sl6*l;c5 fors
firm nj $40. Bacon steady. Lard, l'c "hssey-
A fair business doing nj Sl.01. 1865
Virginia e's-Old, 40: 1865, 81: lsG7's 10 bid.
C1yctySAr1. November 2s.--Corn scarce and
advancing; old, esr@;l; new Is5ssc:, s win q
si. f PORK aniet; held at $50. Larl in demand
kettle, 7sf1li3c.
ST. Louis November 2s.-Flonr heavy: al s,l.
rcrnne. ~. s5Gs:.e5. Corn firm. new white In
hulk. 72fa77c.; prime white. Sl:0!. Whskey
steady nj 81 o5. Pork quiet nj gao 5oG S31 Bacon
| The stock is exhausted. Lard-Sothing doing.
Louisville, November 2s.-Corn firm at Sc
Provisions quiet old Pork, s3l. Lard, &c. Whis'
key, 81 o2.
WILMINGTON, y. c., November esprit:
| Turpentine quiet ut .3c. Crude firm ut Sl:I5M
1906. Rosn quiet mt 81: 55 for No.. :: F215@ s'.-'
| for No. l. Tar steady ut 81.
NEW ORLEANS. November 23.-Cotton active
at &c: sales 1000 bales receipts ,. l58hacs. TX
ports-To liverpool. D. 100 bales; to the continent
| 1850 bales. Molasscs higher; prime GomGIc
| Gold, 12Gi. New York sight. &c. discount.
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\ CoTToN-CAsE JURY lrNg.--In tho
United states circuit court the case Of John
p. peasants & Son against Hamilton c.
F1nt (berorc reported), which has been on
rial Tor nearly week, was concluded yes.
terday. Tie jury. after being out from
saturday to yesterday morning, came into
court and stated that they were unable ia
agree. They were DISCHARGED by the court
and the case continued. The case involved
some intcrestin" questions which have here
toforc been stated. The amount of money
involved in the purchase Of cotton was
about 81 ,A0G, and the ease was contested
with all the for, :: Of the eminent counsel en-
gagged in the case. The only question was
whether Mr.. FHnt. who is the president Of
the First Natl nal Bank of Richmond, was
partner in the cotton transactions, and re-
Sponsible for the losses on the sale Of the
cotton by plaint;fe. II i understood that
he Jury retired u...c %. ~. ndant.-EdI.t-
more Sun, $50.
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The Presidents NesSa&c---RumOrS Of
His Intended Financial Sugges-

Na.l.aEtun correspondence of the Beaver tPa.)
Radical.
Tho rhlrt feature Of the message. rs the
Executive has mp to this time rcvolvcd il
over in his own mind, is the financial ques-
f:.n. I'm regard 10 this. in q conversation
E,>, Saturday night in the presence Of en-
,rorYrv-Gencrai Il. II. brewster, Of Penn
,'v,nia who WIS seated with the PrcSi-
.,.v' IN conversation in the late red pallor
where your CORES pondcut WAS also admit
led. The President stated that he had several
iuregiaut recommendations 10 make 10
lauyrr>> on financial matters: one was TO
eve wprc extended powers TO the Sccrc-
rary NJ The Treasury in tire liquidation OF
ne. drnt. and not 20 cOntnc il to certain
amount. or. at least. not TO 50 small an
.nauut per aunum.
Another was TO allow the tax bills TO re-
main unchanged for another year, 50 as TO
ne certain Of 4 large revenue, which will
work great results IL that time, taken in
connection with the progress already at
'.iard. \ third proposition he mentioned
49, in relation TO funding the debt 1t a
lower rate Of interest. This the President
considered cNtrcmClynccCSSary, and should
10 carried out at the earliest moment. a>
'lr Government WIS paying entirely too
1.mrh Interest,
Tie lust point mentioned was the speedy
resumption of specie payment. He thought
This would put III end 10 the infamous opc-
ra;iun- Of gold spectators. and hy putting
o Stop 10 fluctuations would strengthen the
industries "F the country. and restore greater
confidence and unparalleled prosperity.
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A circus proprietor in Ohio, whose living
wild beasts Of prey were seized for debt,
claimed exemption Of his performing mules
from attachment on the ground that they
were his homestead. The claim was not
allowed.
Rev. Lord John Thyme, D. D., who read
the conclusion Of the burial service at Mr..
George Peabcdy's funeral, is prebendary of
Westminster and rector of Blackwell, in
Somerset. This clergyman is the second
son of the second Marquis of Bath, and is
connected in the United States through his
sister-in- law, the dowagcr Marchioness Of
Bath, who IS Il daughter Of Lord AShbur-
ton and granddaughter of William Bingham.
of Philadelphia. The name of the family
was originally Boteville, but was changed
six hundred years ago, when john Boteyille
was, from the place of his residence, called
John o tn lime, and thence Thyme.
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Georgia state Fair.

MAcos, GA, November 23.-Among the
Fair premiums distributed to-day was one
to Miss Ida Frcnchtwager. of Macon, aged
eleven years, rs best performer on the
piano Knabc Il Co., of Baltimore, for best
pianos: MIrfce & Co., Of Richmond, Va,
for subsoil-lCter; Rock Island Manufacture
ing Company. Of Charlotte, \. c., for best
woollen goods; American Safety Lamp
Company, of New York, for best lamp ::
and ", l.. Brantley, Of this city, for best
unlnnds COTTON.
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A Thrilling incident in Church.
From tic Cincinnati Gazette November IL.

From TIC Cincinnati GaZetlc- November 10.
4 remarkable incident occurred last eve
ming at the First Presbyterian church du-
ring the delivery Of the lorciblc sermon To
Young men Of the Rev. G. l.. Thompson on
:. The Inheritance of SIM Toward the
close of his discourse. when he was dwell
ing on the abiding character of our youth
iul sins and the manner in which they
seemed to be forgotten, he said in 4 very
impressive manner that, God could bring
them back and shake their gaunt fingers i'll
their liyid faces. At this a young man rose
in the back part of the house and startled
The congregation by cyclaimin@ . Yes, ! am
rhc man He then proceeded up the main
aisle, sobbing As he went, and calculating
80, Christians, pray for me-" The young
man still advanced with an unsteady step,
talking ncohcrently, until he was perhaps
,wo-thirdS the distance to the pulpit.
There he was kindly arrested by one OF the
officers of the church and taken quietly into
Il convenient pew, where he remained du-
ring The sermon, sohbing and occasionally
making some exclamation that could not be
understood.
From the time he made his appearance
until he was comparatively quiet in his seat
Mr.. Thompson paused III his discourse.
The congregation, that fora moment turned
in the direction of the strange spectacle,
became as tiXcd.as if cut in marble. Aquiet
like the grave peryaded the assembly. only
broken by the suppressed means of the
stricken man, and continued until the
speaker resumed his discourse. Few per.
sons have ever witnessed 50 thrilling an cpl.
Sode in religious body.
After the benediction, several gentlemen
remained with the young man, and lMelt
with him in PRAYER. He said he had re.
Gently come from the country, and had lived
Il very wicked life, which he desired to
mend. Many persons fingered for some
time after the conclusion Of the exercises
All Went home deeply impressed with Z
spectacle as thrilling a. it was unusual, and
even more eloquent than was the discourse
to which they had listened with such pro
found interest.
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The ssugiu1 Of Ex-Governor EitZpat.
r;cst-AJasarn, State Fair

MoxrGoMERY. ALL. November 23.--The
city bells were tollcd to-day during the tune-
raj of Ex-Governor Fitzpatrick. His body
lay IN state for two hours in the capitol, and
was afterwards buried from the Episcopal
church. An immense crowd followed the
remains TO the cemetery.
II raincd heavily to-day, and large num-
her of persons were prevented from attend
in@ the State Fair. The entries are nume-
rous. and the prospect is that tomorrow
there will be several thousand visitors on
The Ground.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Grain and rIour Market.
Corn AND FLoCR EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, VA. November "a, 1859. {

Corn AvD FLoCR EXCHANGED
RICHMOND, VA November ., 1859. :
OFFERINGS.
Whs1t.-Thita. sd bushels. Red, 51o bushels.
Corn.-White- 40i bushels. Mixed, sitbushels.
OGts-aa5 bushels
Rye.-eo bushels.
Vhent.-Whte 12g bushels good Mt $40: 40
bushels verv good at St.45: so bushels very good
at 81 "a so bushels very good at S1,475: 10 bnsh-
ella Mt Al as-tot1l 35s bushels. Red, go bushels
very pood Mt 81 40 40 h,;shc1s fair Mt NJ. Is l2t
bushels good ut sl.25 80 bushels at 81 273-total
$40 bushels =,
Corn-White. co bushels very good mt Fl.os lG
bushels at g5 100 bushels new ut s5c; 90 n'lsnnis
new Mt aoc.-total, $40 bushels. Mixed z o"shcis
at Slo5,
.dve.-oo bushels prime at s1.o7a; % bushels
damn Mt fI--tnt.l % bushels =,
Onts.-5s0 hnsie,s *brv good at Sc 10 oashels
at 5Ge.: 80 bushels ut 55c.-total. go bushels
RE-ExHIBITED.
Whent--White. 20s bushels. Red, % bushels
C0-n.-White. 1H0 bushels. Mixed, al! ousheis'
Onts.-5s5 bushels.
Observation-Disclosures Of Wheat on Change TO-
day 81. bushels white and so bushels red OF
which 2Os bushels white and 90 bushels red were re-
exhibited, and ass bushels white and all the red
were sold, leaving over 15t bushels white; mar
ket dull and lower. Offerings OF Corn obs bush
els Of which but os2 bushels were sold. old selling
ut 81 O5Nsl.6s. end new at s569oc; market mac
tive. but prices without material change. Oats In
fair demand. Rye improving.
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Tlle Presbyterian Church In Mis-
aouri---5udicial Decision.

ST. LOUIS, November 23.-The Supreme
Court Of Missouri has unanimously legal:
lied the action Of the Presbyterian General
Assembly in 1866. and aflirms its orders dis
solvin" several Synods and Presbyteries
adherine to the Declaration and Testimony
party. The effect of this decision is to give
the Church property in Missouri to the
adhcrcnts Of the General Assembly in di-
vided congregations. "A Radical court, OF
I
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Cuba----Cnp!ure of n Fort by the
Observation-Disclosures i'm the Cuban

New York state that the CubanS had cap
tured fort ut Pobrenillo on the Sth instant.
He says Il. 600 men enlisted in the Cuban
army since July 9Th. and that there is greater
confidence Of success than ever before. The
policy of destroying the cane-telds will be
continued.
One hundred and TWENTY-FIVE native Gu
bans We're shot near the Cienaga by order
Of EalmaSeda.
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Forney, who has lust returned from
Georgia. says Ex-senator Robt. Toombs
is practicinQ law with great success IN the
Georgia courts; ex-senator Iverson is keep
ing woodward at Macon. and is a srlccess-
ful man of business; and A. IT. Stephens is
living vsry low Mt his homo ii Crawfords-
vile, in the same State"
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,EItn NEeSnir.iN ESnnnG

NEW ORLEANS. November 23.-The ial
meeting over the AIctairic Course com
menccs Saturday, and will be brilliant one
The stable-room is all filed, and more horse:
coming.
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CARRYING \ RITLE-BALL IN ONES HEAD
FOR FIVE IEAHs.-Samucl VI. Bolton. Of
The Eleventh Maine Infantry. ut the battle
of Bermuda Hundreds was hit by a ball
over the right orbit, which penetrated tbf
orbit and destroyed the sight The wound
was prohcd. but no ball could DC found: 50
il was allowed 10 heal up. Ever atterward
Bolton was afflicted with eXcrucating pains
in onc-half Of his head and dizziness which
no medicine could relieve. He tinall; con-
suited DIR. Sanger, who was Of the opinion
that the back part Of the orbit was injured
and should be removed, or the ball was still
lodged there. pressing upon the nerves and
irritatingthc brain. \ day or two since the
Doctor, assisted by Dir. Jewell. cut down
and removed an ounce bali witha small por-
ton of the hone attached. The ball WAS
ilattcucd like an oid-fashioned cent, and had
been corroding in his head for five years.
Relief was di!te.-B0nJor GIc.) Wing,
t0ct.jnbor >.
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\ BAD CAsE.-A wealthy southerncr who
had visited New York, having in company
with himself and wife Il handsome Young
lady Of eighteen years, having applied 10
Mrs. Charlotte y. LoZier, VI. D.. to effect
an abortion, and thus hide the shame Of the
voting lady, the female physician in ques-
ton took measures to have the gentleman
arrested on the charge of attempting 10
procure The commission Of the horrible
crime indicated. The NJ. d. had inefl"rt-
ually attempted to persuade the parties
from their diabolical purpose before taking
this step. The southcrncr offered bride
Of 81 600 to the lady physician il she would
withhold the prosecution.
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Fatal Accident in n Church.

LEXINGTON. KY, November 23.-Durine
service Yesterday at the Colorcd Baptist
church The iloor gave way, precipitating
dcnsely-packed audience into the base.
ment. Three persons We're Killed and
many valIudpd.
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STEAMBOAT DISASTER AND Loss OF LIFF.-
Chicugo, November 22.-The propeller
Belle. OF Milwaukee, was burned on Satm'
day night near Port Washington. icStcr
day the brig G. J. Hutchinson arrived Al
This port, having on board Us survivors o
the disaster {. y. Mayors, first mate. OF Mil
waukie; George Wall, engineer, Of Milwau
kic; Rickcn. Tuthcn, second engineer. o
Milwaukee; and George Dusold, Il passen
ger. Of Nianitowac. Patrick Barnes, captain
of the Belle, and Charles MINUS, wheels
man We've drowned.
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uice Mattee D. sticklev. resigned. The
post~offcc at Locust Level, Halifax county.
il rc$stablished Robert r. Lee appointed
postmaster: to receive regular supplies
from Peytonsbr!rol
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STENCIL TOOLS AND PLATES.

/. ~ BELLENOT, DIE-SINKER AND
". GRANDMOTHER 14l0 MAIN STREET.
The new patent BRANDlNG-iROS, for marking
all kinds Of wooden articles by heating II, Is pcr
fectly adapted 20 branding barrels or any other
article under the new law.
EngraYers' Stock, Stencil Paste, Brushes, In
delible Ink, Stee! Dies, Alphahets, Seal Presses,
Rrass aid German Siiysr, Frames, Steel EipSS,
Checks Tsss, Se., who'essls aadrrsssl, EhS
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Death of Il Priest,

PHILADELPHIA, November 23.-Rev. John
p. Dunn, pastor of st. Johns Roman
Catholic) church, died to-day.
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Marine News.

NEW YORK, November 23.-Arryed,
steamer Saratoga, Richmond.
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Foreign Markets-[BY TELEGRAPH.

LONDON November o. NoOR.--Consols. eSs.
United states bonds $50. Turpentinc, 9cS. cd.
LIVERPOOL, November 23--NoOn.--Cott0n
quiet uplands. l1sd. Orleans, li5d. sales eSti-
mated at $. 000 bales.
Trio D'cI0ch-Whcat-R western, s.. 3D.: red
winter SIS sd. Cotton dull. Yarns and fabrics al
Manchester quiet.
LIVERPOOL November c3-Eccliag. - Cotton
steady: uplands, llsd. Orleans. u5d. sales t"y.
bales Including $50 bales for export and snecn-
lAtion. Red winter wheat, ys. Td'Gos. 81. flour,
els. Oh
PARIS. November :3.-Boursc opens quiet
rcntes III. zoe.
U,yRE, November e3.-Cott0n opens with de-
clluing tendency low midiliugs, ailoat, li25.