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MARSHALL'S ELIXIR.
Headache-Dyspepsia-C Ostiveness

If you suffer with headache, try MlEsuALL's ELIXIR
and he convinced that although other remedies have
failed to cure you, this will give you instant and pcrn-
nent relief
If by over-e1citcmcnt and fatigue your nerves have
become weakened that Headache aimonishes you
something more dangerous may happen, such
PALSY, DIMNEss SIGHT,
and other alarming affections. then MarshaIs
Elixir by giving tone and strength your system
stores you perfect health.
Whenever food which should be digcsted remains in
the stomach causing pain and unrasncs- for the
that principle which would render it easy of digestion
then by using Marsall's Elixir you will supply this de-
hcicncy and prevent it, recurrence and he radically
cured of Dyspepsia.
The stomach being thus ceanscd from m unhealthy
to healthy condition. cosyencsS and the other attend
ant disorders of the bowels of prevented
Price of Marslalrs Elixir 800 per hottie
For sale by all druggists Depot 1901 Market Street
Philadelphia. VI. MARSHALL co. Druggists. Pro-
prictors. Feb G. lS69-ly
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INSTRUCTIONS IN MUSIC.

Mrs. E. ASCHERFELD continues to give
Thorough Instruction the Piano. Organ, and in Vocal
Music. Elkton, March 20, 1S69-1m+
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ORPHANS COURT.

THE STATED MEETINGS of the Orphans Court of
L Cecil county will be held tho second TU ESDAY
in every month. Executors Administrators and Guar
dams wanting their stated will please bring
in the vouchers a few days before Court
REUBEN D. LAMAR,
Nov %, 1Sn-y Register.
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NEW YORK OIrY.
NEM YnRR. NnI

NEW YORK, Nov. l3.
The skeletons OF two children were
found in 1ue OF a tenement house on
East 18th street, yesterday. No one In
the house seemed to know anything
about them, except TO have remarked
some time ago, very disRgreeable
stencil, whic hthey were unable 10 locate
The Woman's Council which looks to
The moral reformation Of society and
ths elevation and education OF women,
had meeting to-day. 1t was proposed
to establish branches In all the large
cities and that delegates besent TO Par
Lament. to meet here at some future
time, but no action was taken.
The Erie strike continues. Rumors
says the rest OF the brakemen on the
Delaware division, will join the four
gangs who struck yesterday. Also,
that all the Atlantic and GreatweEtern
are about to quit work. The Erie Co.
say that every brakeman's position on
the road is filled, and that they have
reserve for any emergency. The re-
port also says strike among the engl-
neers is not Improbable, In consequence
OF the discharge Of one oftheir mum ber,
A tire damaged Lorillilards' tobacco
factory last night 10 the amount OF fivc.
thousand dollars.
The United States steamer Severn,
which Is now taking In powder, &C.,
will be the flagship OF The Samana
naval expedition. ,,--..
District Attorney Morris, Of Brook
lyn, has mass Of evidence In his pos
session In relation To the late election
frauds, which he will present before the
Grand Jury by the 22d inst.
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FuneraI of Gen. wool.

TROY NOV, ID
Appropriate funeral honors were paid
to General Wool to-day. Religious
services were held at 81. Paul's Episco-
cal Church. Among the distinguished
persons present We're Gems. Meade, Mo
Dowell, Hunt, Arnold, Hagner, Gov.
Hoffman and STAFF, etc. The military
cortege was large, and the procession
was half an hour passing given point.
The gathering was immense. 1t Is esti-
mated that fifty Thousand people were
lnlthe streets. All the ceremonies were
conducted with great impresslveness
and aolemnlty, and there was manifest
ed universal sorrow. Business general
ly was suspended, flags throughout the
city were displayed at half.Inast and
large numbers Of dwellings and busL-
ness houses were draped In mourning.
The remains were deposited In Oak
wood Cemetery.
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the New York Custom House Frauds.
NEW YoRK. NoY. l3

New YORK, NoY. l3.
ReiStive 10 the stupendous draw back
frauds In the custom house here, the
SIN calls for the removal OF Collector
Grinnell, he being perfectly honest, but
incompetent to I'LL his position. It
says the frauds OF Blatchford were
brought 10 Grinnell's notice three
weeks ago, hut be refused 10 listen TO the
charge. Subsequently he gave Blatch-
ford leave OF absence, when he went to
Canada, and has since left for Europe.
Caldwell, who Is an alleged accomplice
OF Blatchford In the drawback frauds,
has absconded. Warrants are issued
for both.
An examination In the case of Romey
A. Mulllgan, charged with completely
In the drawback frauds, commenced
to-day, before Commissioner Osborne.
The principal witness was William J.
korn, who testified to Mulligan's
knowledge Of any concern In the mat
ter, In which Korn was at one time an
interested party, having received as
his share about $500. The case was
adjourned 10 Friday next.
Francis A. Howard, the person who
Ia stated 10 have discovered the frauds
In Washington, and to have aubse.
quently helped the matter along and
participated In the proceeds, and Is
now under indictment for alleged par.
ticipation In the frauds, was then
brought before the Commissioner, and
gave bail in $4,000 for examination
Monday.
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ST. LouIS, Nov. IL.
The sales Of the National Land Com-
pany for the past year, consisting
mainly OF the lands along the Kansas
Pacific Railroad. amounting 10 l74,6SI
acres, yielding S524, ,S24. or these lands,
$1,000 acres on the Kansas Pacific,
bought by a colony OF 100 English
families, who founded tho village OF
Wakefield, Kansas, and near there es-
tablished an agricultural college aud
school for the reception and education
OF orphan boys from London. The
school and farm is under their control,
and will be iostered by the Reform So
cCtety OF London, OF which Earl Shafts
bury Is President. Three thousand
Swedish, Norwegian and Danish emil
grant land buyers, settlers, and large
numbers OF actual settlers from other
counties, have been placed on western
lands by this company during the year.
The company met here this week and
re elected all last years officers.
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Funeral OF Robert ]. walker.


The funeral OF the late Robert j,
Walker took place at noon to-day, at
tended by u large number OF citizens
Including a great many members OF the
bar. The funeral services wore con-
Quoted by Rev. MIR. Chew of st. Albans
Church Of this district. The Presidents
family was represented by Mrs. Grant,
Gen. F. @. Dent and Mr.. Dent, father Of
Mrs. Grant, Messrs. Fisk, Robson and
Cox OF the Cabinet were also present,
as well as n large number OF other dis
tinguished gentlemen, many OF whom
have occupied prominent official posi-
tions In this district. A heavy snow
storm prevailed IT the time the funeral
moved from the house and still con-
tinues. The remains are to be inferred
at Oak Hill cemetery, GeOrgeLoWn,
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CINCINNATI, NOV. IL.
FLoUR-unchanged; family at IS 2S5 90.
.GRAIN-WhaAt-Dull; No. red winter at
81 10. Corn-Nery scarce and In demand at
$50 for ear. OatG-Unchauge and quiet at
b0955c, latter rate for white. RyR-Dull; de.
cllned 70 SIC for Mo. ]. Barley-UnchAbged
and quiet.
CorTON-Dull; middlIngs at 23xc.
WHISKY-Firma at 81 10.
PRoVIsIONS-McH Pork-Dull at SSl; no
sales. Bulk Meats Iwo.thIrIlS cured at
l21I9l211Sc for shoulder; and lGA6llGI,c for
clear rio and clear sides, packed; mt these
rates are nominal. Green MeatS-Flrm at
l0A, lStt4 aud l5c for shoulders, sides and
hams; holders nsk 70 higher; country cut
shoulders sold at 1OHc. Larl-At lBIc for
steam, and l7c for kettle.
HoGs-Dull at 90 50G10 90,
BUrTER-Dull at SO(s35c.
CHEESE-At l7I2G1yc with good demand.
OILs-LlnBeed Oll-DuIl at OO693c. I.ard
Oll-At 81 8SGSl3L Petroleum-At SCS35c
for refined.
GkoCERIEs-sugar-Steaiy; New Orleans
at l49l6c. CofIee-Steady; common 10 prime
at l956924bSc.
GOLD-l2GI< buying; III selling.
EXCHANGE-DulId dt l-lO discount buy Ing,
MOEEY-Market clOse at 09lO per cent.
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COMMERCIAL AND FWANCIAL,
B1IIImOre Live stock Market.


oALIAAuHEp NoVs liz
REEP CAlTLE.-ThO offerings at tho scales
during the past week amounted to3 COS head,
against 0. Isl last week. OE the number or.
feretl 700 head came irom Ohio and 677 from
W. Virginia. Prices to-day ranged as fOllOWH;
Old COWS and BealaWagS At S96Si 0O; ordinary
thin BteeEB, oxen and cows NJ Si(a5 10: fair
10 good stock cattlo ltlB OO; fair quality
Deevea g oO90 80; and the very best DeeVGs
t6 6O97 %: few very choice cattle brought
q per 100 lbs, the average price belnR
about q SIX gross. The market was dull Va.
terday, but active to-day al about tho rates
.suEEP-The supply OF good sheep during
the past week has been barely sufficient for
the demand, and we notice decided luz
provement In rates for such, while common
and medium grades are unchanged. Prices
to-day ranged al SH 10 30 per lb gross, az u
qualify.
HoGs-The market during the past week
has been fully supplied until today, when
the receipts were nearly exhausted, but the
rates remain unchanged. Prices to-day
ranged as follows: Fair 70 good fat hogs II
tl3 26@li % per l00 lbs. net.
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VIoLEaoE IN SCHOOLS.
Tho ChlcsrO "rigress" Case.

I Tho ChIcagO "rIgreAs" Case.
... CHICAGO, Nov. 12.
A special committee OF the Board Of
Education made an examination, this
afternoon, into the charges against
Miss Herrlck, teacher In the Skinner
school, alleged TO have punished pu.
pill 80 severely as 10 induce brain fever
aud probably death. The physicians
were examined, as well as several pu-
pills, the teacher herself, and the mother
OF the child. The physicians discover
ed no marks or bruises on The head, ,
but the arm was lame and the right
wrist swollen. Some OF the children
testified that the child was jerked
against the stean-pipes In the school
room. The teacher admitted that some
part Of the child's body struck the
Bteam>plpes, but thinks II could not
have been tho head, az she did not re-
linquish her hold upon the child. The
evidence appeared TO indicate that there
are cases where the children are subs
jected 10 study 60 severe as TO induce
brain disease.
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NEW YORK; Nov. IL.
CoTToN-Quiet and firm; sales OF 2,AOO
bales at $50 Ior nidIling uplands.
FLoUR-CloSed quiet, without decided
change.
GRAIN-Wheat-Qu and steady, With
moderate export aud speculative demand.
Rye-Dull and heavy. Oats-Ateady At Ola
$50 for western. Corn-In moderate request
sound mixed wO4tsrn.
PRovIslONS-Pork-F at $50 50. Beef
Steady with moderate demand. Cat Meats
-Nomlnal. BacOn-Flrm with fair Inquiry.
tard-Flrm at l7xGlI11Ic for fair TO primo
steam.
EGGs-Steady at SO@SSc.
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George Francis rrain aud Free Trade

George Francis Train aud Free Trade. .
Train sent the following challenge
to Professor Perry and others al Mil-
waukee:- .a.-, mH. Ii
40 Professor Perry, Blanchard, Del.
mar, Brinkerhoff. Simon Stern, Mahion
Sands, or any other ot the Champions
OF the Free Trade League:-In the name
OF three thousand millions OF capital
invested In factories, foundrIts, and in-
dustrial works; In the name OF two
millions Of working men employed
therein; In the name Of five millions Of
women and children depending on
such labor TO keep them from starvation
or Eugland's pauper workhouse sys-
tem-most respectfully invite You 10
debate this tariff question before the
people, whenever Il may meet your
pleasure. ! believe that free trade
means England. Protection means
America. have challenged Donnelly,
at st. Paul, and hope some oi you viii
meet me In generous COMBAT. Address
Sherman House, Chicago.
GRo. FRANCIS TRAIN"
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&Frce. -stebbIns vs.. Perry.
On Iowa Nov, 10

G.. B. SteboIns, OF Detroit, publishes
communication hore denying that he
made the assertion Us charged by Pro-
lessor Perry, In speech here Monday
night, that Free Trade had reduced one
In twOnty or the population OF England
10 pauperism. he say she sim ply quoted
from the New York Times and did not
make the statement on his authority.
It may not be improper to say that
Professor Perry based his remarks upon
the teleRraphic report OF StebbIns speech
sent from Detroit last Sunday.
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The New York Herald on tho National
Hanks

NEW YORK, Nov. lS.
The Herald says the national banks
are aiming ut the control OF all the
money In the country. II holds that
the national bank currency ought to be
withdrawn, and grsenbacks issued In
Its place. The West and South a. well
rs the East and North, might have
then AZ many banks as they chose,
that 10 banks OF deposit and loans, and
for commercial accommodation, which
10 the only Legitimate business Of bank.
ing and ut the same time the currency
OF the Government and tho people for
circulation. The Government would
then get the benefit Of national circu-
lation. the benefits Of which are snor.
nous. The p eople would have a uni.
form currency perfectly y safe and steady.
II the currency Is to be distributed or
changed 1T all, this Is the only rational
view In accordance with sound huan.
cial doctrine and public interest.
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The Cuban Hornet,

|||- NEW York, Nov. l3. :
The Cuban Juntas are Indignant at
Capt. Higgins OF the Hornet, and al
though they are fitting out another
vessel, It Is not probable that he will
be placed In command oft. II Is said
that schooner laden with coal was
sent out from Florida to supply the
Hornet, aud was searching two days
for that vessel at the time she ran into
Wilmington. The Hornet was carry.
Ing specie to pay officers and seamen
In Cuba, at the Time Of her capture and
she IL said to have cost the Juntas $780,
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Suit for Damages for Imprisonment
During the War.

LEAvBNwoRTH, KANSAS, Nov. II.
In the case Of ex-Mayor Anthony, OF
this city, against Gen. Thomas Ewing,
for false arrest. the jury yesterday
rendered o verdict for the defendant,
This was an action for $40, 900 da images,
based on tho arrest OF Anthony while
Mayor OF this city, during the war. by
the United States detective, who took
him to Missouri, where he was dis
charged by Gen. Ewing, then In com.
mand OF this district,
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. CHICAGO, Nov. 49,
FLoUR-FIrm at s. G2<S5 90 for spring
extras.
GRAIN.-Wheat-In good demand sales
No. 2 at S655l9SS1<c; closing al Sg1<9S7c; thl,,
seller November. Corn-Hlgher; No. al
6S96yNc; rejected at 67@681Sc; no grade CSC;
closing at 8S$96y5t<c for No. ,; this afternoon
nominally 69%o seller last half OF month,
Oats-A shade more active, steady and firm;
favorite houses, Closing At SSslass%c O'f Rye ye
Active; No. 9 at GS1]6 s7Oc; closing al 500 S10c;
rejected &c: Barley-Dun and nominal nj
9J@82c for No.2
CATTLE-FIrm at S94 75ior butchers ws
and light steers.
HoGs-Active at 500 IS for fair 10 medl.
nm; % oO9O 10 for good 10 choice; SlO(slO rs
for extra 70 extra prime.
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UH1UAG0I NOV. II.
A new Chicago Stock Board was or
ganiZed Saturday, P. NJ, and elected
the following offioersI President, O. B,
Goodyear; Vice President, Ii, M;
Thompson; Secretary, A. s. Dalzell;
Caller, Col. Charles A. Crane. Conn
mittees were appointed on Executive,
on Membership, on Arbitration and
Appeals. The present membership
numbers about seventy, composed
mostly OF bankers, brokers, and real
estate dealers.
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SPAIN,

italian Approval OF the CsndItainro
OF tho Duke OF GGnOa.
MADRID, Nov. Is.
It Is reported that the Spanish Gov.
ernment to-day received q dispatch
from Florence, stating that the entire
Italian Cabinet approve OF the candida.
ture OF the Duke or Genoa,
Senior OreSne, one Of the Republican
deputies who was recently arrested,
has been unConditlonally released. lie
has gone 10 France.
II IL said the Government contem.
plates releasing all political prisoners
who have not been accused OF criminal
acts.
Admiral Topete has been elected Vice
President OF the Constituent Cortes.
The Bishop OF Havana has been ar
rested at CadIz,
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HAYfI.

NEW YORK, Nov. IS.
Hayden advlces state that the city Of
MerAHoane was captured by the rebels
the middle Of last month, through the
treachery OF Gen. 81. John, who was
afterwards tried and executed. The
gunboat Algonquin had arrived from
New York and was transferred to the
Haytien navy. Alexander Tate had
LETT for Washington as the Haytien
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NIX. PEABODT's LASr GIFT.

GI0O,O0O moro TO the Peabody Fund.
LONDON, Nov. Is.
A few days previous to his death Mr..
Peabody gave an extra 9L5O, 900 to the
Peabody Fund.
Meetings have been called 10 organ
lie opposition to the confirmation Of
Mr.. Temple as Bishop OF Exeter.
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READ RHAT PEOPLE SAY.
READ WHAT PEOPLE SAY
Who could ask for more substantial testl-
mOny than Is thus given.

HON. Gro. W. WOODWARD.
CtisJ Justice q he Supreme COUrtQf Ia, writes
PHILADELPHIA, March 10, 1857.
~ ind HOot1aHdb German BltterS IL u
good tonic, uReIul In diseases OF the digestive
organs. and Of great Denent In cases Of de-
billty, and want OF nervous action In the
system. YourB, truly,
aRO. ". WOODWARD"
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CUBA.
VIeWa of Q spanInh Paner.

HAVANA, Nov. 13.
The DidTio this morning, has an edl-
torial wherein II says the existence OF
any antl-Spanish element in Cuba is
abnormal and tranSltory, tho enemies
Of Spain could not remain there.
There are but two elements OF popula.
tlon, SpanlardB and foreigners. The
DiGrio, says the Cubans who serve the
Spanish cause are Spaniards.
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BLOOD PURIFIERS

ever known, and will cure all diseases re-
Hulting from bad blood. Keep your
blood pure, keep your Liver In order,
keep your dlgGAtive organs In a
sound, healthy condition, by
the use OF these remedies,
ana no diSeaAe will
ever assnll you.
THE CoMPLExIuN-LRdieS who wish u
nAir ERin and good complexion, free from
yelloWiRh ting0 aud all other dlStgurenentS,
thOuld 70 these remedies occasionally. The
Liver In perfect orIier, and the blood pure,
will result In sparkling eyes and blOOming
Sheeks.
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Paraguay and Lopez.

LISBON NOV. IL.
The mail steamer from Rio Janerlo
brings the following news from Para.
quay. One hundred and thirty-three
Brazilian soldiers had been surrounded
by President Lopez's forces at Curn-
qually. The Prince D'En had started
from Rosanis with portion OF his
army TO attempt their release. A new
conspiracy has been formed against
Lopez In consequence OF executions or.
dered by him. Several Paraguayan
officers came into the allied lines. They
all described the position or Lopez as
desperate,
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PRICEa.

nOSaAndS German BittsrA per bottle 81 90
halfdoIan 500
hooaandl German Tonic, put up In Quart
bottles, u 70 per bottle or half dozen for
nEDo not forget 10 examine Woll tho mr..
le!o yon buy, In order 70 get the genuine,
For sale by Druggists and Dealers In Med.
cine 0YofyWhere, jyl2
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Remarkable Ncene in Cincinnati
Church.
"rhOu art the Man."

CINCINNATI, NoV..l4.
Tho Rev. c. L. Thompson preached
tonight 10 young men, subject: "Sins
OF youth, q better Inheritance for man.
hood" During vivid illustration
prefaced with the words "Thou art the
Man." a young man In the back part OF
the house sprang 10 his feet and ex-
claimed eyes 1 am the Man." and stag.
gering two thirds Of the way up the
aisle sobblng, knelt and exclaimed: {:
Christians pray for me. There was
pause for a couple OF minutes In the
sermon and the congregation seemed
petrihed, the discourse was then finish
ah
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EGYPT.

Movements OF Empress Eugenie.
CAIRO, Nov. IS.
The Empress Eugenie who has been
In this city the past lew days, departed
Tor Alexandria to-day,
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CLRvRLAND, Nov. II.
Jacob Lalsy's aour mill was burned
last evening. Loss S4O, 900; insured for
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UH1oAdoI NOV. II.
Tho large frame building known as
he Republican WigwRm, corner Of
Lake and Market streets, was burned
last evening. Loss 40, 900; insured for
about 81, 1000. The hre is supposed 10
have an incendlAry origin.
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CAUTION.

hooaRnLS German Remedies arc counter.
lsitsd. Bee that the signature orc N. JACK.
NON " on tho wrapper OF eAch bottle. All
OhBn are counterfeit.
PTincipal Once and Mandatory at the
nermAn Medicine Store, No. 6Sl ARCH sttcet,
philadelphia, Pa.
CHARLES N. EVANS, Proprietor.
Formerly q. II. JACKSON q 70.
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NEW YORK; Nov, IS,
The World to-day devotes column
OF editorial to Jos. Medill's plan for
securing minority representation. II
says his scheme has the merit OF SIM
pllclty and may provo practicable.
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BALTIMORE, NoY. l3.
FLoUR-Dnu but without decided change,
uRAlN-Wheat-SteSdy al 81 3SU3I 3S. Corn
-Firmi new white II DOGs9j; old DO. at 81 OC
g G. Cats-Dun Ut 6S9oSC. Rye-At 0OcGI
q w. l4'm i'.
PRovnIoNs-Pork-F Firm at $50 80. Bacon
Quiet; rib sides at l9c; clear sides al 1910;
khUnlders at lg4ci hams Ut 292Ic. Lard
Quiet at 1S@lsEc.
WHIsKY-Beller atS1 069lO7.
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Views OF Cincinnati Jewish Rabbi.

~ CINCINNATI, Nov. II.
Rabbi Lilllenthal In Saturdays ser.
vices. spoke against religious instruo-
tton In the public schools az lnoompatl.
BILE with the genius OF American insti-
tutions. and quoted the decisions Of the
Ohio, Pennsylvania and New York
courts declaring that America was not
Christian country, -.-t. ,r s.
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NEW YORK CITY POST OFFICE.
Laying OF tho Corner Stone.
Nam Yam NIA.a Ii

NRw York, Nov. IA.
The first stone Of the main edifice oi
the new post office In City Hall Park
was laid yesterday afternoon.
Edward B. Ketchum was. yeaterlsy,
discharged from Sing Sing Prison, the
term OF his sentence, (reduced by
commutation OF eight months for his
uniformly good conduct) having ex-
pired.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-15
THIIorH' strike In ChIcaso.

The tallors OF this city inaugurated o
formal strike this morning, In pursu-
ance Of an agreement last night. Some
bosses yielded TO the demand Of the
journeyfnen, and their men continued
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