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AND HARMLESS AswArER.
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~. , WasHIssroN, November ith 1870.
mouth feel sosssiiss G % asfnoxiesss
now in use for the purpose dessned"the SPEEDY res
torsian Of the color and growth Of the aair and
convinced to attain this much desired resuit to per-
lee ton The simplicity OF the preparati and is
vast numbers utterly disguised with the poisonous
nostrnms IN use Having a large number of ny
with equal success, cordially recommend Crystal
pscSyery to all persons desiring to anything OF
p. DOYLE, 10i street, N W.
h,. Arthsr Naftans-Dear cir: II Affords me pleas
ure TO say that have used your Crystal Discovery
find .yOurs superi = to any have heretofore used,
and cannot too highly reeonnend i As r.pid Pre-
isctly clean Tree any questionable m.ttsr.
' 'e''' street. Between ish and ssS, NV.
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL, Nav YoRx. Aug. 30. 1870.
MY a, thh! ,dttans-My Dear Sir; = he bottle Of
bought in your city some time .incs has given entire
subtraction Ii has given 20 my hair its orig nal
es ht DAYS also notice that youns hair ap pears on
the crown OF my bead where am partially bald
for half a dozen bottles for some Tiny friands.
Please send Immediately by express, and obllgs.
Very truly yours, A.W. FULLER.
WASHINGTON, August 5th, 1870.
nv Arthur Naftass-pear Sir DO not hesitate
to that your Cry stall Discovery deserves to su
percede all other preparations claiming to restore
the gro 9TH and color of the hair. have used il q
week now, and my hair has already resumed It's lat
ural shade and has ceased falling almost entirely
1 cheeyfully recommend it. Respectfully,
MRS. ANNIE MOURAlN.
ALEXANDRIA, VA, September 10Th, 1870.
ny Arthn Nattass-Sir: have great pleasure
in to the excellence of your Crystal Dis
eovery for the Hair. NY back hair is remark ably
long and thick, and become prematurely grey { this
being hereditary In eight days IL resumed its nat
ural color, chestnut brown, coiorr q eg ny hair
Ike your PRESERVATION for its purity, pleasant odor
and freedom from all mineral aud poisonous sub
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recommend IL to my Acquaintance
Very respcc fully, MISS L.
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SuPPaft.

John II. SuTrstt j. denOGncedin various quar-
tiers for appearing as a lecturer, and with sin
guiar vehemence by the New York World, n
paper deemed 30 friendly 10 him that he pro-
posed. while in Canada, 10 send to il his defense
70 be published. Surratt Is out in a card in the
NcW York papers stating that the reason of the
Woyli's assault Il that the Democracy of New
York, as he is assured by friend ''who stands
high in the political arena, Is 90 rotten and in
such critical condition that IL is obliged to re-
Pudiate him to save itself. In conclusion, Sur
raft says that he will not be deferred from his
course "by the howlings and earnings OF those
who would be my friends If they dared The
GOOD taste OF portions Of Surratt's lecture may
be questioned, and especially his TRADE against
the Judge who tried him, and the fiippancy with
which he dweIls upon his love adventures in
Canada in the same breath with his refer
ence to his mothers death upon the gallows,
nut il il difficult to see the reason for the
furious outburst against him of the World, the
Cincinnati Enquirer, and some other papers of
like party Affiliations Really the serious defect
m the Surratt lecture was not what he said, but
what he failed to say. He, IL any one, was in a
position TO clear mp his mothers memory and
estsbl sh her innocence, if that were possible,
and it would have seemed a hlial and creditable
act in him TO have appeared before the public
IN her defense. But it VIII be noticed that
throughout his lecture he is silent IN regard to
the part she took or did not take in the plottngs
OF the conspirators- He thus puts himself in
the attitude of making an egOtistical defense OF
himself and Of leaving her memory to take care
of itself; and at the same time an impression is
conveyed to the public adverse to her innocence.
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NHRIsTMAS LUXURIES
AND
Fine Family Groceries.

Having purchased the stock, fixtures and good
Fi-ke respectfully call the attention OF The pub.
.e CONSIST.
Choice Malaga GRAPES,
London LAYER RAIslHs,
sTtT4sA EaisiNs. 4 see Snss,'r 0A''
rGH6 6kNGIA kAIsINs 1or Ss2rSknS
sls5 Ryaae 1ni fkH stai p YSSfSsrS'
E;pg in Eso End rs u
ALMONDS, PALM MITE, FILBEKTs and ENG
Gordon Ditworth celebrated PRESERVES
FRENCH FRUIT in glass.
PIunes; PORES, Ap.icots. Marabelles, Peaches,
Fruit in the same style French Peaches in brandy,
yellies Of all kinds; Canton Preserved Ginger, At
mOres Mince Meat in glass aud wood.
CANNED GOODS.
shIlvers White Heath Peaches. Do. Yellow Heath
do, Do. Tomatoes, Do. spiced CLAIMS, Fresh Lob
ster, WInsiow. s Corn. Yarmouth Sugar Corn, Pine
Apple, Green Peas. Mushrooms, French Peas, Sar
rek. Lea prES
Pesi, Trean Coz Crackers. Msckenzie's Albert
Biscuit, keebler's Cakes and Crackers.
COFFEE.
Old Li6erlan Cofise, very hne,l Old Goyernman
CHOCOLATES, BROMA, &C.
seeers Chocolate ra.te, delightful BEVERAGE
Bakers best Broms. Bakers best Cocoa, B,keris
Cocoa Shells.
Our Teas have been selected with great care and
parties can rely on them being of the finest quality
Molers Cut. Crushed, Powder ID, Gr,,uy,t., and
Coffee A Sugar
siRUPS AND MOLASSES
botel Fancy syrup, (choice article, BALTIMORE
Gold yrup, New Orleans Molas fine quality
Z. L N GLASSES.
BUTTER, CHEESE, &c.
Best Goshen Butter, Edam Cheese Choice Factory
Cheese, Fresh 4 ges
George Jenkirs' Maryland Sugar cur d ans
SMOKED BEEF
No. haHkerel. in bar rels ana kits
Tongues and Sounds
Nelchs beet Family and all other or ada .f Elopr
New York Buckwbeat "
BRAND1ES, WHISTLES, WINES &c
Otarc Dupuy Go. Brandy.
Pure Scotch Whiskey
old j aicA Rum.
Holatd Gin.
superior Old Pale Sherry Wins
California Wines.
Old Bsker Mhiskey.
Ot6 Nectar
Youngor's scoth Ale
Hibbert's Base
Hill bert's Brown Stout
Pure Apple Cider.
METZGER & BYLE0.
~ Al1 7th street. next to Odd yellows' Hall
N. T. mETLGkk W. H. BYLES
Having sold our stock and fixtures &c . In NJ essr,
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Alexander Davy Dumas, or Dumas pers, a. he
Wa sometimes called, the well known French
novelist aud dramatist, died at Dieppe OF par
alysis on Wednesday last. His father, Genera,
Alexander Dsvy Dumas, was the son OF an AZ
riean woman named TInnette Dumas, by the
Marquis de Ia Pa1stene, a wealthy French
planter OF st. Domingo, and was taken TO France
when boy, received good education. and
won some distinction in the French republican
armies, one OF which he commanded. The de-
ceased novelist was born at ViIlers- Cottsrets In
the department of Aisne, on the 9th Of July.
1872, and was consequently in the sixty-ninth
year OF his age at the time or his death. His
literary activity was immense, and he produced
numerous novels, dramas, memoirs, sc. but
the books upon which his fame will chieliy rest
are " Monte Christie aud the =. Three Guards
men, though his popularity was even greater
as dramatist than as a writer Of novels. His
Nersatility Was wonderful, and he produced
upon demand, any amount of literary materia,
that might be desired.
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Dull Times.

Mr.. Garrett, in his address to the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company the other day.
made rather rose-colOred exhibit of the in
crease Of the commerce Of Baltimore, bat the
Go.eits points out that with that Increase there
bss not been q general incre ase Of prosperity
Trade has been LOT the past eighteen months
unusually dull, in many respects, worse even
than IN 1851. Rents have declined, prices have
been lower, sales have been fewer than usual.
and there las been, for a long time past, great
complaint that the stsgnstion OF the ordinary
trade Of the city has been most oppressive
This, no doubt, was owing, in the first instance,
30 the natural decline Fl I'm war to peace prices,
and this winter Is due. In a great measure to
the impoverished condition OF Virginia aud the
disasters sustained by the flood, and partly to
the 10" price OF cotton in the southern States.
For, after all, as the Ga.ette says, no matter
what the western connections may do for Bal.
timOre in the future, 1t is the southern ones
which sustain il in the present
Also that paper proceeds to enumerate IA
among the needs Of Baltimore, comfortable
provision for travellers, and suitable accommo.
dsiiOns for them when they reach there; a float
ing population 10 give life and activity to the
streets, to sustain retail trade, and 70 support
places of amusement.
These are also the needs Of Washington and
e. these may De added one that Baltimore has
supplied for herself, and that is manufactures.
Baltimore is always able TO tide over a dull
season by her industrial enterprises. but Wash
ingtOn has very little to show in this way. and
What she has, We are sorry to saw, are not prop
erly encouraged By our own people The glass
works, for instance, recently established here
through the enterprise OF Mr.. Purdy. are turn
ing out glass ware al prices less than they can
be purchased elsewhere, and yet the proprietor
has the complaint to make that he cannot find
customers in Washington for his wares, and il
obliged to send them 70 Baltimore for sale. yerv
likely our Washington dealers will purchase
them there az considerable advance, Just as a
citizen lately purchased W Washington made car
rage in Philadelphia establishment at a large
advance upon the price here. We must learn
10 encourage our OVID, if We want to build up
manufacturing enterprises calculated 10 make
The city somewhat independent of government
business for support.
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what Strengthen, a pnr,x.

Simple minded persons have long. supposed
that an honest and faithful administration OF
public affairs was good thing, even from a
Farty point Of view; but according to the New
York Commercial Ldrertiser II Is not Comment
ing on the appointment OF Gen. Pleasonton a,
commissioner OF internal revenue, that paper
says:
''He Is well informed man and has no faint
on MS character. He will bring no particular
strength 10 the administration or tn the nart-
lie will, however, make an efficient public or
Ger. and an honest one" ".
Gen. Pleasonton's nomination may not be
particularly gratifying to the partisan wire
Pullers, but We still think that il he makes Gan
e1heient public officer, and an honest one,p he
'''u most decidedly strengthen both the admin.
is'ration and the party. The tax paying people
haven't lost their respect tor those qualities.
whatever the politicians may think
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EATTAgs' CRYSTAL DISCOVERY

NATTAES' CRYSTAL DISCOVERY
Is Tor sale IN various localities By the following Drug
gists ~ ard q W slsh, 18th street and Penns ave
and 18th and G streets; s. Calvert Ford, liO5 Pa.
avenue; Christiani Bros. 9TH aid M streets N W:
X. A. Bacon, A and streets Island; j d ODon
nell sth street. Navy Yard; G W. Cropley, 10
bridge street Georgetown, and at the Depot, ID and
trial noSa In
n"hOTICE All the UNRED r EMED
~ PLEDGEs unsold at our last auction sale
viii be sold at private sale af our OfFICE, 2OJ
and 2O9 -Four AID a half street. Near Psnnsylva-
ma Avenue AZ = slight advance over the am punt
deS-tf y GOLDsrHJN q Cn
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IRON sly seventh street
10 921 RENHBYLvAEIA AVRNUn
f wan. Robinson Co.'S Clothing Dsec<
Ana Immediately opposite the wet -. os q. =,
shepherd Building. noaS In
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NHRfSTMAS 60ODS,
FOR PRESE rs,
JAPANESE CABINETS,
Do. TRAYS, TEAPOrs.
CHINESE VASES,
(some Enameled on Copper
PLATES, &c &c.
MAILLARDs YANCY CANDIES
FRlHcH FRUITS. Assorted. !,
FBEsCH PRUEEs,
Nouty i've Fruits to pound.J
I'M ORTED WORK BASKETS,
FRUIr and FLOwER BASKETS. 10. se
n. w. BURCBELL,
1882 = STREET,
dei67w (Hsos Iron Buildins.)
United STATES PATENT OFFICE.
the ,s,s. e I'll Ps s ssss 81
s"spt sssn,sd 10 hS .ay,ns Tor the s.tssssn OF
iS!. Tor an Improvement In Enema Giving ADpa,
II Il ordered that the testimony IN TIA 60. n.
closed on the 18th day Of FEBRUARY nexGI ~ fhs
TINE Tor Ming arguments and the Examineris n.
PORT Be limited 20 the 2tth day Of f-bruarv nsvS
and that said petition b heard on the lst dsv 81
Any Dersen may oppose this extension.
bAm UBL a. DUNCAN.
dsH-fSt Acting Oonmisl1oosr Of PIE.
Il OF COLUMBIA, oAoA
Hotdfnf q SPECIAL Term. December 18th ,szu
In the cese OF EIizabe h = X. b. koopse O. scnt,;x
OF CECILIA U: kOONE ;. deceased the ara ntr;x
Court q The p.riet 81 Columbia ?, . sns sa9rs%s
pointed IL EspAI, the ID day Of yanusryi *
ri, Tor the anal settlement and disfrihutjoo a ~
PERSONAL estate Of sad deceased, and Of the sassts
In hand AZ far - the Same have been Collected snd
tuined into money when and where All the creditr.
and heirs o. said deceased are notified 10 Attend liz
their einme properly youched or they NAV othar
wise ~ Law be EXCLUDED from all bene6t in Ala A.
esn sfs sstats f'sotdsd copy Of this order be
Asenmg stsr preyious 70 the aid day. Test.
aele y A. MkBsfER. RsGistsr Of WiiIs
EA1DNKRS RAOTOQkAPHIJ GALLEY
" HAS REAOvBD
Prom 419 Seventh street
10 921 RENHSYLvAEIA AVRNUp
sVer wan. Robinson q Cos Olothipe De.o<
Ana Immediately oplodts the west side Of the
shepherd Building. noaS. In
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7aD Il. 3. I'D
CT THES OUT.
Our Great Clothing Sale!
MAGNIFICENT GOODS ON THE MARcai
ENTIRE wlNTER STOCK MOVING OFF,
NOW Is YOUR OnAsos.
SUIT FOR EVERYBODY IN TOWN!
PEOPLE GRNERARY TALK BIC. BUT If
YOU WANT
BIG BARGAINS.
LARGE STOCKS TO Sci ECT THEM FROM,
TIE PLACE TO COME TO Is
The Northwest Corner Of Seventh
and ID streets.
Higher than the mountains peak,
srsCx Deeper than the ocean g deep,
stronger than the rock bound coast,
More numerous than the Phtlistine host
Uolors Of every tint and hue,
C,rops Purer than the azure blue,
} lDdebe time and space,
The hottest sun can't them efIAce.
Wen NJ the lad from eight to ten,
stzrs } And all between that age and mon:
They fit the crooked. fat, and lean,
And all the shapes that come between.
Cheaper than the common trash.
pprcr. } Better than the habberdash
That 10 sold around the town,
By Tom, and Dick, and Jack, and Brown
liable BROTHERS.
del6-t AOO-RHVWNru Mn
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liable BROTHERS.
del6-t r lOO-sEvENTH AND d.
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BOARDING,
BANKERS.

MIDDLETON a GO.
NI BANKERS
1877 street, 1.-TWO DORIS from q. : Tr~ss.r,
Departpentl
WASHINGTON, DC
Receive Deposits, and transact a General B,,k;,g
Business. - D'hAins
Exchange on the principal cities taken aud given
Information cheerfully furni.baa 4, 5000 O.. IN
securities. ~ W ~
Loans negotiated on the best term.
Claims h-iore all the United States Dapartru ant.
ielO-iftf MTnpTFToN IN
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Having sold our stock and fixtures. &C., to Messr,
METZGER BYLES, We chesrfully recon nsnd
them to customers friends, and the public een-
erssly. idols dfJalI BURR RISKE
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vii De 500 at private sale af our OFFICE, 2OT
and 2O9 -Four AID a half street. Near Psuusyya-
sax. Arsane, a. slight advance over the amount
dee-tf $. GOLDsrEIN co.
"NATlONAL SAVINGS BANK,
PAYS 81: S Ass;i p Rf HS fSs' ''
MANAGERS:
Bsaan Geo. a?n f is: Gs'sS
Emery, A: z Shepherd, ". d. Philip. no7.a T.
rNoIi0E-An persons indebted to me are no
tendance ioei tis,.T g. p Bca %sr'Si d. :'
TffSSTTIKGaE a t. n PERs0ss DlsIRINa TO
Il fs59T6 s 5 4
on JASUARY 9th, ISL, by D. l. SEEK d. teacher OF
German in the public schools rerms for the course
2 a. Lessons IS Applications viii BE received at
residence of the teacher. sl2 NH street. between
Private classes in German and French can b.
forned at the teachers residence. ut moderate
DHILADELPHIA PRINT BUTTER,
, Frs.h supplies received O,hs5 s.y for
STALLS ss, Cea'er Market,
80 10 Northern Market,
dols.i Ks'ideDs Ss.S 2b ksst caP,q' street
8 GoLDsTEIN & co,
Loan Omce,
20I AND 2o9 "a STREET.
del6 Near PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
FRkNcH BRoNzEs.
FLOWER STANDS.
And other Elegant Articles
SUITABLE FOX THE HOLIDAYS
CHANDELIERS, BRACkhTs. mANrELs, &c.
&C, at
Surpurpn
del6tJa iRep go Pennsylvania av,nne
pENNSYLvANIAR ROLL BUTTER.
Regular supplies received from Franklin county.
fehh'yi'ania' and for sale q Gro N oysrru
STALLS a az &c. ter Market.
n., is northern M~te.
d.,s a. hes'den4s Re- Last East csPttoi street
VIVIAN MOKE SUITABLE
HOLIDAY PREsEHT
Thar Than "a HANDSOME NEW DKEss for lady, or the
man, OF HALF DOZEN HANDK ERCH IEFs in .
beautiful box, or any other article OF or ele-
stock Of
DRY GOODS,
Nov offered at the lowest rates at the ONE PRICE
began 4 WYLIE.
del6-d 1ole AND 1O20 sEvErrH ST.. NV.
~ 4 " N FL w " ID s.
HENRY EGAN,
Desires ~ announce to his friends and the vubljc
generally that he has opened new estsblishme ut Al
TIE " Z. CORNER OF I'm AND STREETS.
where be found at aI times full assortment of
FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIES,
Consisting in part OF The following desirable goods
New peisins uCron, Currant-. Fies Primes. All
kinds OF Foreign aud romestic Preserves. Sauces
hickles. and f,esh Fruits ia glass and tin Ne1
Buckwheat and Graham Flour; Flour of ali grades.
ans Dried Beef Chez 81 Of a. ries and the
b -st o. New York and Western Butter In fact n
null ass rmf NJ Of such merchandise "a IL uxu,iiy
f.DDd in fIRsT CLASS FAMILY GROCERV
STORE No ps'ns will be spared to give antjre ss.
ti.tactiCn both In the quality and price of gooas
Please give call
BERRY EGtN
del5 6iif Corner Ifh aud Il street.
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The following facts aro compiled from a
long letter in the Boston Journal: The
Pacific Railroad has not been of the great.
est benefit to Caliiornia-the cities at least.
Of 10000 laborers of the Central Pacific
alone, all of whom were fed and clothed
from California, fully one. third were and
still are totally out of steady work. Every
month 50. tesscls reached San Francisco
loaded with materials for the work. and
more than three. fourths of these arc now
rotting at the wharfs. The horses alone
used on the road consumed 1000 pounds
of California grain per week, but they now
get their living on the pastures. Not only
were 5000 white laborers absolutely thrown
out of employment. and rendered virtually
non consumers. but 5000 Chinese also
fockcd back to San Francisco, ready to
compete for the little labor there was Of.
fered. The great corporation spent mil
lion dollars month for the benefit of gro.
GERS, millcrs, etc., and now all that is stop.
ped. There IRE to-day 10000 idle men in
California, either lurking about the towns,
or sleeping in straw stacks, or else stealing
horses for living. The Labor Exchange
of San Francisco shows three hundred ap-
plicati0ns month for clerkships, and only
two vacancies. The working mer of San
Francisco have over 81, 0oo, 900 in the So.
wings banks, but they owe more than $780,
O0O, 900 in mortgages.
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ATELtQgAPH NQMLXE.

Ono IF the strongest combinations ever
formed On Wall street, yesterday, took hold
Of W. U. Telegraph stock, Of which they
have controlling interest The pool Was
formed last Summer When the stock was
selling at about % per cent. They contin'
ucd quietly buying during the Summer,
and as long as possible without advancing
the per cent. Their next move was to
place men OF wealth and political influence
as Directors in the Company. Their hnal
object is to sell the whole capital stock of
the Company to the federal Government at
par. In order to carry out the scheme the
Hon Thos. Scott, manager Of the Pcnnsyl
vania Central Company will he elected Di-
rector, and other well known, politicians
throughout the country will he gradually
drawn in for the sake of their influence
at Washington. They have prepared fig
urcs to show Congress that the gross re-
ccipts of the Western Union arc over g..
OO0. 900 per annum, and the net receipts
g, 5OO, 900, equal to over eight per cent. net
dividend on the entire capital stock. 1t Is
calculated tho Government will grasp ca
gerly ut the scheme, inssmuch ss it will
increase enormously the patronage aud in.
fuence of the administration. The ap.
pointments will furnish about 10000 per.
sons with Offices. The scheme promises
well. ana the influences In it favor are
powerful, but If il docs not succeed the
losses will be ruinOus
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NOVEMBER Is. 1870.

NOVEMBER 10, 1870.
To day We arc not necessitated to look
abroad TO find matter of interest with
which to make up . commercial article
The grocery market IS in more Of fcrment
than it has experienced since two years.
The leading cause which b: . brought about
this excitement In the market is probably
due to combination 0f four OF the largest
dealers, who have reduced their respective
stocks of Z. 400 sacks Of "A sugar, placed X
in the hands Of an agent 10 be sold only At
thirty cents, and bound themselves by writ.
ten contract to account for sugar out Of
this deposit Ut the dxed rate. The Efforts
that have been made this season TO advance
the price Of sugar have 20 often failed, that
Il seemed necessary to adapt some cxtraOr-
binary measured BY which to force II up,
besides depending upon the usual rule Of
trade-by the natural regulation Of Supply
and Demand. We have made diligcnt in.
quiry for transactions In sugar. and the re.
suit 10 sale of - sackaiat 28c, besides q
number of sales Of one Ind two sacks, to
accommodate customerA at % and 24c,
The panic seems to avc-Sevcrely attacked
scvera! other articles Of groceries, such ~
Coffee. Lard, Coal Oil; Oysters, Whole
Pepper, &c. There appears to be short
supply of Coffee in this market. and the
advance In this article seems to follow from
natural cause, whereas In most other Or.
ticles il 10 the result Of excitement. and on
this account II 10 impossible 70 furnish quo
tati0ns in market in which each dealer.
In giving prices, ID not satis6ed within
himself whether he il asking price enough
for his goods, or whether he ID not icing
made the victim Of some entefprisinx com
petitor.-Geceett 13A. sa'a = 81,
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similar TIP 1t D1lwer the appearance Of an Austrian
equsdteu Il varna, when the 1npsres wss there and
the vo7age Of The Sultan in Turkish fgate Against
this latter {scs the Russian Savoy protested At the
time but ins6ectualy.
Philadelphia, Nov. ls-wm. ". Watt State sena.
tor from the lst District died this morning. His de.
cease win leave the parties tied In the Senate Aspe
cal election win have to oe held to Ill the vacancy.
Loudon, leth--lt is rumored the Au,srian Govern
msst hss ordered the departure Of large number Of
troops - the neighboshood of he Turkish border, in
order that the country may b ready to cooperate with
any other power in the event Of the breaking out q
hostllites Rumors come here thick and fast but tho
general impression 10 that nothing can avert the war;