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THE WASHINGTON MARKET CoNPANY-Gov.
Cooke Resigns the Presidsncy-The Board of
Directors OF the Washington Market Company
held meeting yesterday afternoon. Governor
Cooke rendered his resignation as director and
president OF the company I'm consequence OF the
duties Of bis position as Governor rendering Il
as he desired, the duties Of their president. Hs
expressed warm desire for the success Of the
company. Hon. NJ. G. Emery was elected presi-
dent, and HaIett kilbourn director, vice Gov.
Cooke, resigned. The building committee were
instructed to proceed with the Construction Of
the 9th street wing and b street connection with
the !th and 9th street wings Of the Center Mar
ket building as rapidly as possible. 1t was in
hucksters to send committees to Philadelphia and
New York, to inspect the stalls and fixtures In
the markets there, in order to have the best and
most approved patterns for the new building.
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631 Penn. avenue, corner Ak !

LADIES' UNDKRGARNKNrs OF all descriptions.
on hand and made to order, at very reasonable
prices, at Q. BAUM's Undergarment Faatory,
It'll street., lntelligencer Building,
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ASTRAL OIL.
DsposJos Pyatf's Nos Explosive AsfyalOtl
Just received, o0e gallons Pratts ASTRAL OIL
warranted not TO explode. Trade supplied Ct New
BROWNING q MIDDLETON,
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LOCAL n w s.
QUEER DEVELOPMENTS.

Difference Between Lawyers Who Are
lin the Ring and Lawyers
Who Are Out of IT
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BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKs-My. Randolph
Engineer 81 the baltimore and Ohio Railroad, Com
Jers tcfh item Relatire TO Changing the Grade of
The Road ia this City.-A short time SINCE the
Board of Public Works requested Mr.. j. w.
Garrett, president Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company, to confer with them rela-
tive to the change of grade necessary to be made
in his road at the intersection Of North Capitol
and streets. The board are now paving
and parking North Capitol street, from opposite
the Capitol to the Boundary, and the work has
been nearly finished to the point of intersection
named, where the track Of the Baltimore road
Is lower than the intended Improvement. A
joint resolution passed at the last session of Com
gress requires the company to change their track
to conform to the grade of the improvement
Not being able to come himself Just at this time.
Mr. Garrett sent his chief engineer, James u.
Randolph, who arrived yesterday, and had a
conference with Gov. Cooke, Messs. A. r.
shepherd, s. p. Brown, A. b. Muiiett and Col.
Magruder, of the board; after which, they ali
visited the point designated and examined the
road On behalf of the company, Mr.. Ram
dolph made two propositions to make the
required change by depression and the other by
elevation. The board took the subject under
consideration, and MT. Randolph took the plans
to submit to Mr.. Garrett. Mr.. Mullett OF the
board, win see Mr.. Garrett to-day or to-mor
row, and confer with him further ON the sub
ject-
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

;, MADRID, November 20.-A movement Of
the Radical members of the Cortes resulted
IN the defeat Of the Ministry upon a test
vote, the question being upon the perma.
nent session of the Cortes, which was OBJ
posed by the Ministry.
Inc debates in the Cortes during the
past week, their unexpected result, and
the resignation OF the newly-forned Minis
tTy, cause great agitation in the city ard in
the provinces.
The Republican deputies to the Cortes
nave issued circular TO their supporters
throughout the country advising them To
keep quiet and advocating the maintenance
OF public order. In the mean time the Ia
Dor troubles continue. The bakers and DIV.
ers In Valencia obstinately maintain the
strike and make such threatening demon
STATIONS that reInforcements have been
sent to the garrison there.
4 steam transport will sail from Cadiz
on the 30th instant with fresh troops aud
supplies for Cuba.
LONDON, November 20.-The Count De
Chambord .contradicts the report that he
intends to surrender his rights to- the
throne of France.
The Standards report OF the suspension
OF negotiations between England and
france Tor modification Of the CONNER
clal treaty is fully confirmed.
John CREDIBLE, secretary of the Total Alb.
stlnence Society OF BriXham, publicly ac-
cuses the Queen of intoxication. The
charge causes great uproar, and the local
authorities have already commenced legal
proceedings against the man who made it.
There was q large Radical meeting at
Bristol last evening. Sir Charles w. Dick
addressed the asscmblage. There was great
disorder, and the band was not allowed to
NAV iE(,O1 Save the Oueen'
PARIS, November 20.--It is expected
that before the end of next January France
will have ten army corps completely or
ganized and fully equipped with improved
arms, posted at the great military centres
Of the country.
BERLIN, November eo.-The Rcichstag
has sanctioned the bill making military
service compulsory on all, to Bavaria.
The origin of the recent conilagration In
Geneva is to be made the subject of a strict
investigation. Suspicion is directed against
az agent of the international Society.
LIVERPOOL, November 20.-Two ships,
names unknown, collidcd in the Mersey,
ana both sunk instantly. all hands were
lost.
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EeW York Efpanq.

NEW YORK, November 20.-ComptrolleI
Connolly has resigned, and Mayor Hall has
appointed andrew II. Green In his stead.
The returns from several election dis
tricts have been found defective.
Three election inspectors have been ar.
rested and held to bail in $40, 900 each.
The Bowling Green Savings Bank is
closed, but the National Savings Bank still
pays oil demands.
Emanuel b. Hart, leading Tammany
sachem, says that Tweed must resign his
membership Of the Tammany Society and
of the Democratic General Committee, and
it he does not, measures will be taken to
force him out.
Twenty.three additional cases Of small.
pox have been reported since Saturday
noon.
The executive committee OF the commit
tee Of fifty appointed to investigate the
charges of fraud in the Brooklyn city
government; have requested the Common
Council to furnish such facilities as will
enable the committee to accomplish its pur-
poses. -,
Proceedings in bankruptcy have been
commenced against the Guardian Savings
Bank,
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VIRGINIA NEWS.
,Lcttcr.sfrofn. Petersburg.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.


PETERSBURG, November 90.
Colonel Thomas NJ. Rowlett, one of tho
most prominent and esteemed residents OF
this city, died at his residence Saturday
night, at the age Of flfty-thrce years. Colo
mel Rowlctt's disease was aoftening OF the
brain, and he had been ill for brief period
only. He was at one time an INSPECTOR of
tobacco for Centre warehouse, and was
member Of the City Council from old South
Ward for many years. lie had been ire
qucntly elevated to prominent public posi-
tons, and was hieafv esteemed az man of
strong character. sound principles, aud
acute and vigorous intelligence. He leaves
behind him large and interesting family.
Colonel Rowlctt's funeral was attcrde d
to-day by the Tobacco Exchange in body
ana 10y delegation of the Appomattnx
Tribe Independent Order Of Red Men, Of
which he was 4 member. The Tobacco
Board subsequently met and passed suit
able resolutions OF respect. The funeral
sermon WAS preached by Rev. /. Ii. Ruth
eriord
There have recently been some important
transfers Of real estate in the city. Mr..
Reuben RaGland has sold his large tobacco
factory. in Smoky Hollow, near BIandfori !,
with new fixtures, machinery, &C., to W.
P.DaviS for $4,000. Mr.. Racand has al o
dtSposcd Of one. half interest in his factory
on Washington street for so, 600 to MIR. j.
II. NaGland. The latter purchase is said to
have Lccn made for MIR. NcCaw. OF your
city. who is soon to begin here the manu-
iacturc Of tobacco.
The Appomattox lire Of steamers be-
tween this city and City Point has been re-
suucd, new steamer having been pur-
chased and put on the line in place Of the
Minnie Brandt, lately condemned. The
new steamer i called the Fannie Lehr, and
j. commanded by Captain Geo"hcgan. Her
first trip Will bc lli,I,io Tomorrow morning.
4 negro woman named Mile Kelly, i'll
tl,ncd by drink and 'hc passion Of jealousy,
! ' cStcrlay attacked and stabbed severely
with n fork one Fred. Carter (a!so colorcd),
Der lord and master. She was examined
to-day, and sent on 10 be indicted, mean.
Will" being locked up Ia Jail. Garter is
! much Gi.i-ured.
; Colonel William L. Camcron's company,
now designated as Company 4 3, Will be in
sIc3tcl next Wednesday night, as am in
formed by the officer IN command, by
, Colonel +. +. Owens, without tail. Their
uniforms have all hccn delivered, and the
cOmp"ny stands propJrcd, | suppose, to
reader & cYcditab!c account Of itself.
! : man named Kelly, while uudcr the il
! illancc CT liquor, WaS run over BY Il mail
train of the Norfolk and Petersburg rail-
road FRIDAY III lvor station. ana 50 badly
. mutjia'"d that be died soon after.
! The Circuit Court begins lis session day
%ftrr Tomorrow. Judge WeiSi.cr pre- siding.
I 4" docket is very small.
The Lauderdile orphans left yesterday
for suffolk. They had very good audiences
| here.
II raincd here heavily this morning, and
! Is lowering yet. ROBIN ADAlE.
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A DETERMINED SuIcIDE.-The telegraph
has made brief mention of the death by,
suicide in New York, on Wednesday, OF
LAFAYETTE Fisk, formerly of Maine. 1t APP
pears that for several days previous to his
dcath he exhibited symptoms of alteration
of mind, and Wednesday morning appear
ed violent. His wife dressed herself to go
out, when Fisk followed; but falling TO
overtake her, he returned 10 nus room, anu
nrocurion a knife, stabbed himself In tho
neck. Then taking pistol he shot himself
~ me breast. and then rushed TO tue roof
Of the house, which is four stories high,
and Ieaped to the pavement, falling upon
his head, crushing the skull, and causing
Instant death. The first knowledge bis
wife had of the dreadful occurrence was
when she returned home few hours latsr.
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The Grand Duke Alexis reached New

The Grand Duke Alexis reached New
York Sunday.
There may be 4 coffee famine some time
during the present or next century. but we
verify believe the time Is not yet.--Ncu
York Shipping List.
Three four-story buildings on One Hun
drcd and Twenty street, in New
York, undermined by the late storm, hive
fallen. Loss, SO, GOO.
New York. November 19.-Apnl!cations
were made 10 the British consulate ycSter-
d1Y hy three natllralized citizens for per
mission to resume their allegiance TO Great
Britain.
The exact value Of the coin taken from
the rufus Of the Chicago custom-house is
S3Sl ,3GGGS. The precious metal, in the
condition found, was sent to the Ihlladei-
phia mint. and afler bciug as>ayed the sum
mentioned asoye was placed 10 the credit
O! the Chicago Office.
4 vo,lng man found Il skunk in his cellar
at Barustahic. Mass. and carefully lei down
q niece of meat covered with arsenic. a he
thought, TO the floor. 1t was aiicrTard
found that The bait had been lowered into
the pork barrel.
The McundSv:lle National says the late
war was 1.-The most gigantic humbu@ that
ever disoraced the American continent"
That is the most original view OF the late
unplcNssntncsS we have yet secn.-lf meet
iuG IatcUtgcnctr.
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I have 1t from the highest authority that
I. has been proved and admitted by Dr.
Ewcr that eight ladies haze been Gccus-
tonled to cone to daiiy confessional. tits
has been kept secret. An cA"festrS llla!i
first made affidavit that his wife, beautl-
full woman, had been i'll the habit OF making
daily confession TO DR.. Ever, and one OF
the names of the other ladies' came out.
MANY Iaymen were fcartully indignant,
and, in fact, the whole church was thrown
into a state of conservation and alarm.
DR.. Ever is openly charged with the secret
intention OF quietly carrying his entire
church over, frat to high-church ritualism,
and then to Catholicism!
DR.. Morgan's, DR.. Potter's, DR.. Mont
comery'S, Or. Howland's :, and Or. SahIne,s
churches are deeply aSitated at Dr. EVER 5
confessional developments, and the entire
cpiscopacy of the city await with lcveris.h
anxiety the final rcSult.-EA Perkins, in
Se,c York CONNER
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C,>rn,1. SHERMAN on Gr>ErAL GRANTS
',,,.y1ty rE,rE PoLlcY.-A rcsurltr g!
81. >,.Y York Uerqj9 r,rnlt. some re-
r....}.> mad. hv e. neral -nc.m.n ~ IIoYf If
~ .utyryIr% " wiih that officer Just prior
,..t..~ departure tor Europe on he triZat"
H. .s.. Ho.u.. a~k.u a'rrrt The A,jiniu;s-
f....,a .s,!.r, in the >,aith, the General
>....
g., so.,.t ,,arr :, .r.-k r,tfuiv ON rl;r-c
,,..,.s-. iti-not IN lii, .. nix d,ty. think.
h.a..yer. tatt when thu war vas cudc,t
,,...ilra "g..,rs1 our i,rrtnrcn I the south
~a,yfl have ceased. Tha u"4roc> are well
,.-lu-,t md Kindly proil.., but thry are
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A CoTroN LoRD.-Colonel 3. G. Locket,
residing near Atlanta, Ga, has this year In
cotton $500 acres, and in corn and small
grain $3.50 acres. making in all 10000 acres.
At less than bale to two acres, and at $50
per bale. the cotton crop would amount to
5000 bales, and value to $4,000. Colonel
Lockct employs $50 hands-all blacks. The
total population which he provides for is
about one thousand persons. His cotton
crop is fair-his corn crop is excellent. The
negroes give him very little trouble. arc or
DERBY, and toleraby industrious. Colonel
Lockct thinks, throwing out the value Of
the increase Of slaves, and calculating The
intercat on the Investment in slaves, that
cotton can now be made rather more
chcaply than formerly.
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1t has been SO in this country that out OF
ed to much Of ANYTHING. These were Virginia
and Massachusetts,. Virginia produced oil
the Presidents aud military men Of renoWn,
while Massachusetts had sort OF copy
right on the only original American intel
lect. Between these two Commonwealth
the public honors ard emoluments were d.
vided. while the rest Of tho continent was
expected 10 walk in, in well-brcd amaze
ment, and bcstow the proper appreciatiVe
plaudits ut the proper intervals.
So says Dom Piatt, who goes on to say
that such is not the case at present, since
Ohio (his State) has great men In abun.
dance-one at every CROSSROADS in fact.
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Te;e~rsDhic Summary.

The Secretary of War has left Washing
ton to be absent ten days.
DR.. Hartman, prominent physician OF
st. Louis, sues the Times, a newspaper oil
that city, for three libels, the damages az
gregatiDg $4,000. MI
Daniel Gleason killed his wife with dir
at North Adams, Ill. Cause, jealousy.
The schooner Twilight foundered in Lake
Michigan on the 18th instant. SIX OF ner
crew were lost.
The friends of McDevitt, whose remains
were supposed to have gbeen found in the
ruins Of the Tribune building, are satisfied
that the remains are not his.
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The pITrsUuRGu, WEST VIRGINIA AND
CuArLEsroS RAILROADS. Some OF the sur
veycis attached to the engineer corps sur.
yrving the route up the river from Pitts
burgh fof the Pittsburgh, West Virginia
ard Charleston railroad were in town on
Sunday last. They report the survey COM
pletcdup to point SIX miles below Green's
boro'. They express the utmost confidence
in thc Success Of the road. and declare that
il will he completed hctore the other line,
the \. and :. road looming by the way OF
Uniontown,D which our people regard rs n
certainty. ,lhe road is already under con-
tract as far un as to Monon@ahcla CITY,
MoluGn!Otrn (IFcst Va Constitution.
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THE VISIT Of the Grand Duke Alexis
SAFE ARRIVAL OF TIE SYETLASD-DREsS AM
APPEARANCE OF THE ROYAL yiSITOR-P0ST

SAFE ARRIVAL OF THE SvETLASD-DREsS AND
APPEARANCE OF THE ROYAL vls1ToR-Posr'
PoERMENT OF THE RECEPTION, ETC.
NEW YORK, November 20.-Tbe Russian
fIisate SHETLAND, which bears the Grand
Duke Alexis, sustained no damage in the
terrible storm, through which she passed
safely, without even shipping sea-"
The ffigatc met the storm on the 10th III
staut off Hattcras, and it lasted until Fri,
dav night, when observations showed that
She was forty miles off Cape May. 4 pilot
was taken at o'clock Saturday afternoon
off BarDegat.
Alexis is dressed in the simple uniform
of lieutenant. He is tall and strongly
built. and has the air Of a gentleman. lie
has o clear complexion, light hair and
Whiskers, and blue eyes. lie speaks Eng
liSh quite tlucntly, but appears TO prefer
speaking French.
The reception has been postponed on
account of the weather, but the reception
committee, accompanied by members oil
the press, started down the bay this morn
in. on the steamer Mary Powell TO greet
the distinguished visitor.
Notwithstanding the heavy rain, hun
drcdS of elegantly dressed ladies accom-
panied the committee and many hundreds
of persons were standing on the pier
awaiting the arrival Of the party.
The committee have decided that there
shall be no parade to-day, in consequence
of the storm. They will board the Syet'
land and ask the Grand Duke whether he
prefers TO proceed ut once to Washington
or remain here and have public reception
tomorrow.
Broadway is throngcd with eXpectant
citizens, the news OF the po>tponement OF
the procession not having yet been pub
isnci.
Later.
NEW YORK, November 20.--The Grand
Duke Alexis accepts public reception
acre tomorrow until which time he re-
- L
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Governor Bullock, defending himself
,:.m The QUERY agai9st him, denies that
"' la, proli,cd to aLy m4,e:iol extent by
3... irruIalioIS i'll which he look hard.
4ad 10 wink II The stealing around
IL. IL SAYS, land pretend 10 take my
.Harr. If ! hadn't dCnc So, The knavl,h
'al,c. bag2crs and scalaWags with whom
'...- 'ugccd 10 associate 1cOaid hare stOlen
".r toAiy!"
4. tor Governor Palmer, he has all along
s..a one O; the lew men who kept their
B.. ~b0uI tnctn. lie instantly checked
7 IL message to the Lc"!-taturc the crazy
...EDr winch arose Tor Ei>t ScAemc OF
. $3.50 aud national aid, aId IL has III the
n..3u c2prcssrd the sober Judgment o! l.
. d.. head In his demand Tor the rindicatlon
~ ltw aud order against eXtemporlZed
!1a.der-stcaps.- Unde1, IN tie Boston A@-
rc.h-gr.
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tuHvrSTloH OF GovIIHons.-The Go,
t..ltoY, OF New England anu the north.
TEN States will meet in convention at
h.tlr,t an Wednesday the 22jh day Of No.
..,!.;cr Tor The purpose of inducing Con
e.. 10 tax" measures for the construction
# c9ntinuou, water and >!c4m nayig4-
Sion route OF maximum capacity from tee
NJ >>irpi Valley urouud the fills Of
>Io-sra 10 the American side, thence by
: H.. say Of Lake Ontario, III" river -. Law
9 u,c, Lake Champaign, and tnc Hudso!
2 ynr, By the nearest, cheapest, aud best
. .,.',. 10 thn Atlantic ocean, ami That Con
.s. shall have exclusive control OF all tEt
So. Il along the proposed route, 50 - Tor
.r.r 20 Regulate the rates OF toll ana tra!iS
rt5iat!gu thereon.
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UsrEY.-" Money to loan on st. Louis
real estate. in sums to suit Is IN adyer-
tiSement in the s.. Louis papers. low
much money could be borrowed in Nash
Vile, sr Memphis, or any other town IN
Tennessee, Z" on real cstate!" None at all.
How is it that st. Louis has money to loan
on real estate, the best OF security BE
cause the interest laws of Missouri have
been more liberal than those Of Tennessee.
we have at last taken step in the right
direction, and now it is proposed TO rctrace
that step.-NuShriNe Union.
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ITALIAN COLONY IN WAKE COUNTY, n.
CA second instalment of colony Of
Italians now being established at Asbury,
five or six miles from Raleigh, n. c., ar
rived in the latter city q few days ago.
There are now on the place, which consists
of over two hundred acres OF land, four
teen Italians. and twenty more on the way.
The entire efforts. Of the colony are being
directed to the cultivation of the grape and
fig. Last spring operations we're COM
menced, ard very large number Of vines,
expressly imported tor the colony, were
set out.-Rdleigh Nv. CO. Sentinel.
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COMMERCIAL.
Conn AND FLOUR EXCHANGE, |
HlcHhosD, VA, November 20, 1871 I
OFFERINGS.


OFFERINGS.
nMaed1'--,,White, 7s2 bushels. Red 1873 bushels.
EnoTn--W hlte s,o2s bushels. Mixed, e2i bushels,
Rye.-s9 bushels,
MedL.--ls5 bushels
shtpStnf.-1Io bushels
SALES.
O, ss3nnsd...W hite-foe oushels-at e1s7 for Dr,ne
81. 80 Tor very good, 1850 b. 90 for good
Al asSm ., a,Sd-722 hushels-a: sI.ss for prime,
fair r. - LOT very good, si5s for good al so Tor
ac6r sm.zsg s1;a for common; 49, '0f
prime NOW n1nn.e-l,oB bushels-at 7!N72c. for
Il bpt hsw for comnon new Si1s s9r
Esd bushels-at ssr - -,
Rv vstY soba spring Sec. for god spItnr ''s'
bushes al 7sc. ~ oasnel5 at T3:., IS
RE-EXHIBITEp.
Corn.-White. 10a bushsis.
a0dts 200 bushels .-......
hYe,- 30 busbeIs
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Eoytng or Corner-Stomes.

New ORLEANS, November 2o.-The cor
er.s!one of the Temple Sinai was laid yes
terday. Grand Master S. NJ. Todd con-
Quoted the ceremonies. Among the orators
were Rev. j. Il. Gutheim, Of the Temple
Emmanuel, of New York.
The cornerstone Of st. Stephens church,
on Napoleon street, was also laid yester-
dav, Right Rev. Bishop Quinlan and Arch
bishop Perche assisting in the ceremonies.
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T,n;,roaa Accirent-Man Killed.

Special ltIcgfs IN 20 The D1Fpa.tH.
ABINGDON, VA, November 1o.-Thc east
ward-bound freight train this morning ran
over man named Edmond Lonsaker (co-
lored) two miles west of Abingdon. He
was attempting to drive two mules off the
track. The engine struck him, and he was
knocked about fifteen feet and badly
bruised. He died about o'clock this eve
ming from the effects Of the injury.
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A SMoKE-C oNsuMHR.-If what the Pitts.
burg pipers publish concerning an ingc-
NOUS Continuance be correct, that city will
shortly he relieved from its only nuisance
viz, that Of smoke. 1t appears that a &C.
MUS has u small iron apparatus which, when
attached to stoves, ranges, and other OBJ
iccts where coal and wood are used, con-
sllmcs al the smoke and gas generated. not
a particle Of the vlpor escaping through
the chimney. The inventor also claims that
as no scot ia made it will be impossible for
chimneys TO catch fire, and reduction of
insuranceTatcs will result.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Vow York stock and Money Market

New YORK, November 20.-Money easy
at 5@6 per cent. Sterling firm. Gold weak
at l1Ox, with closing sales at 110Y. CO.
vcrnments steady. States inactive: Ten.
nessee's, Ga; new, 64X. Virginia's, go !;
new, 65. Lou!siana's, 65; new, So. Levee's,
60; S's, IS. Alabama's, %; Ss %. Geor-
gia's. so; rs, SO. North Cardinals, 3s1 !;
new, 40. South Carolina's, FOX !; new, 27H.
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former proprietors of the Hygeia Hotel AZ j
Fortress Monroe, whiaa was pulled down
by military order during the late war have
oeen granted permission by the secretarv
OF War to rebuild 1t, and the work n r.,
construction will soon commenca Ae