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st. Louis Short Line.
st. Louis And SOUTHEASTERN REY

IOONOULIDAILDsJ
30 to 400 Miles the Shortest, and sogs
erSt Hours the Quickest n OSaS4
20 st. Louis, and all Points
WEST and EORTHs
Time to Sc. Louis only I5K Hours-
TIME TABLE IN EFFECT SEPT. %, 1879:
st Louis Through Express leaves at go A.
NJ. and arrives at st. Louis 1900 P. n.
Hopkinsville and Memphis Express leave as
las 2. NJ. arrives at HOpknsville $40 p. H; ar
rives at Memphis 2:45 A. II.
Through Tickets on sale to 81 points West
and North. Baggage checked and all inSOrma-
ton given at Transfer Office, Maxwell Aouaes
and at College Street Depot.
Ask for Tickets via est Louis Short Line
j. +. BOYD, General Superintendent
W. B. DAVENPORT, General Ticket Agent
sep11 If
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Administrators Notice.

HAVING BEEN APPOINTED AND quail
1 fed Administrator of the estate of Noah
Crane, decd, all persons owing said estate are
hereby Il tilted to come forward and settle, and
those having claims against the estate are re-
quested to present the same within the time pre-
sCribad by law, or they will be forever barred.
novel I'm F. r. WHITLEY, Admir-.
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: THE Shelbyville Commercial favors Hon.
j. D. Tnlman, of Lincoln, for Speaker OF
The Saneta.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Just Received and for Sale

9NN' BALES RACE HORSE HAY;
JUV 500 Bales Hungarian Hay;
500 Bales Timothy SAY;
I,OOO Bush. p q. W hite cats:
SEQ - no. ola white Oats;
LOCO - Mixed cats;
800 q Hace EsorSe 0atsS
SEQ - seed Oatsj
Loco Bags Corn;
500 80 Bran;
80 Is Rye;
SEQ 80 Barley.
RISSTCKS & PARRISH,
Fronting College and Market streets
south of Broad nov15 Wv
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$3.50 Prizes, Amounting to SsOO,OOO.

Tickets, 80 Han T1ckeTS, S0s
Quarters, $3.50.
S-Our lotteries are chartered by the State,
are always drawn at the rime named, and all
drawings are under the supervision OF sworn
com missioners. -
s~The official drawing viii be published In
the st. Louis papers, and copy Of drawing
sent to purchasers of tickets.
SWe will draw q similar scheme the last DAY
of every month during the year 1872
81 Remit at our risk by POstofice Money Or
ders, Registered etter, Draft or Express. Send
for circular. Address
MURRAY, KILLER a CO..
Postofice Box 2,4A6. ST. LOUIS, MO'
nnv2anils xiv tues .thuTsSsat
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PHYSICIANS.

DEs. Is. IA. COMPTON,
OFFICE HOURS
bias removed his Office and
1902 .K.
residence to SX Cedar Ct,
2 TO s. Ii. 81
near the Square, Nashville,
stoeP.H. &
4Teun. JAM 1y sat&sn
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!. III. nlauIdln We. " h. Orr and others

D IT, " EsLEhIab 70 ID UT anu OtlloE .
Lots Nos. IS, 10, 90 and q OF DR.. Halls plan or
addition to Nashville, plan Of which is record
ed in the Registers office of Davidson county,
Tenn.
TERMS OF SALE-Gne-fOuFt cash.
and the balance on a credit of six months NOtSs
required with approved security and lien re-
tanned.
Sale free from redemption.
NATHANIEL BAXTER, JR.,
nO723, 39.HdecI4 Clerk and Master.
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CEA.NCERY SALES
FOR
Saturday, December 18th, 1872.

TN PURSUANCE OF DEGREES RENDER
1 ed by the Chancery Court ut Nashville in the
respective causes, viii sell at public sale to the
highest bidder,
AT THE COURTHOUSE AT NASHVILLE,
ON SATURDAY, DEC. Ii, 1872,
at u O'Clock Il, the following described pro
peIty, viz:
minerva G. Gwen VS. Il =. Cock,
Admir-, and others.
tract of 10 acres situated in the 7th Civil Dis
trict OF Davidson county, Tenn, about eight miles
from Nashville, adjoining the land OF Andrew j.
Baker on the nJgtn, and bounded on the east by
the lands of Frances b. Hope, on the south by
the lands of Samuel Steger and Abraham Whit
temore, and on the west by the lands of Wash
Redder and the PTovine heirs.
TERMS.-Credits OF 6, y, and 18 months,
with interest from day of sale. Notes required
with approved security and lien retained.
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Notice.

ON THE SD DAY OF DECEMBER NEXT 1
" will sell on the west side of Richlsnd Creek,
on the land of Chas. Bosley, deceased, about
forty barrels OF corn and about twenty barrels o1
irish potatoes, the property Of James q. Scales,
deceased.
All those having claims against said estate
must present them for payment in accordance
with law, OF they will be forever barred.
C. Ii. U. SCALES, Administrator
nOyTT Iva
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Notice.

A Ill THOSE HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
q the estate OF T. B. Rains, decd, win present
them within the time prescribed by law or they
will be barred, and all persons owing said estate
will please come forward and make payment az
early as possible.
Nov, II, 1879. noyb LIN
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OPTICIANS.
HOTELS.

DATTLE HoUsE,-HAVING PURCHAS-
Is ed the lease OF this popular and delightfully."-
located Hotel, [ would say TO my friends and the
public generally that it will be kept as nrst1
Class house. The table Will be supplied with all
the delicacies that this and other markets afford
II location is central, and on the leading thor
oughfare Of the city. The proprietor hopes to
aIino nnblic, promising that one and all shall be
ms TO feel at home. Rates moderate
roTE i'm II. B. WINBOURN, Proprietor.
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On Saturday, Nov. 80, 1872,
Chancery Sales
FOR
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 80, 1872.

TN PURSUANCE OF DEGREES Rem
dered by the Ohancery Court at Nashville in
the respective causes, will sell at public sale TO
the hi hest bidder,
On Saturday, Nov. 80, 1872, at the Court
house at Nashville, at II o'clock NJ,
the following described property:
.zaJv,sIe williams VS.. A. III. Douglass.
A Tract In the sth Civil District of Davidson
county, Tenn, containing AZ acres and 9S poles,
more or less, beginning st point in the centre
of the NOlensviile Turnpike road, and running
thence south 55K west 11.60 poles; thence south
70 west 25 p0lesj thence south 76x west 1881
noles 10 q stake and to the lands of b. b. Will
iams: thence south east AZ. 90 poles
to q stake and to the lands OF J. Q. Bry-
ants heirs thence south 80 east 1872 SO poles TO
sake in the centre of said pike thence along
the entire of said pike north Ii west 81 poles to
the beginning.
with approved security and lien retained.
sale free from redemption.
NATHANIEL BAXTER, JR-,
nOyl0 st 10,23,30 Clerk and Master.
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LEGAL SALES.
LEGAL SALES.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OINNINSO..|l. s,0Is''NsN
PUBLIC SALE
OF
Two Rail Roads.

uTHEREAs, ON THE 2lsT DAY OF SEP
w tembe-, 1911, the Railroad Commissioners
of the State of Tennessee sold the Minchester
and Alabama Railroad to the highest bidder, at
the price of $500 900, to NJ. j. Wlcks and others,
and the second instalment of $4,000, due the
2Ist day Of September, 1872, is unpaid.
And on the 18th day OF An gust, 1871, they sod
the MoMinuyille and Manchester Railroad at
the price of $500 600, TO Il. j. Hill and others,
and the second instalment of 5000 is now due
and unpaid.
having ordered said roads to be resold, and de
rected notice thereof to be given: therefore,
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On the 3Ist day of December,
1872, at ID III,

At the East door of the Capitol ct Nashville,
the said Railroads will be said at public sale to
the highest bidder.
TERMS -One-third on the day of sale; the
balance in one, two and three years, payable in
the legal bonds of the State, with January, 1871,
and s1bsequent coupons attached.
Bonds, with approved security, required, and
Hen retained on the roads.
nv order of the Board of Railroad Commas
sionsrs. ED. Z. PENNEBAKER,
nOv22 d2tSwtds Secretary.
, 1872-11-19

NEW YonE, Nov. 18.-BEEVEs-The total receipts for
the week are $3.50, OF Loo more than the previous
drcdth street, and 60 at Weehawken, making 1900
against 100 last Monday. The market opened very
common dropped off 4@Mc from the strong rates Of
Friday before the close The prevailing rates are 81
13@lsc for medium to good, and 131@14c for prime
few 500 cwt fancy cattle selling at 14Nc. The lnrge
number Of poor little hoppers brought the average
down to l1Hc. The Te1ans were unusually good.
There were 70 cars to-day. New York State
is third in order Of supply giving about 1900 saes
to-day: cars Texans, $50, at 10@10Hc; Is cars ~
cwt, at 91<c cars Illinois, ~ cwt at l3Kc; cars
az oe s ow at 141a4e cars 3 lIin9s ew
at 2e receipts, Zoo moTs than tho
previous week. For to-day, II 500, largely poor stock,
1t 5l95%c. Good sheep sell ct 6@G1Gc, with prime to
ezra 6s{(a7c. Lambs are worth 6k@8hc. Sales: 9
cars Canada lambs, II TBS, at 81c; car, 70 1s, at
ts Michigan e. 7Roep Hs bt 3t fat
HaesEeceived. t78oo for tie week against 800
tho previous week. For today1 cars and change
, 1872-11-19

about some Of the men who wanted the ordl-
nance passed.
Aid. Sherwood inquired if the letter did not
offer to sell out an improved right 1or manu1ae-
AID. McGenniss replied That it did not; there
wax tlisticct proposition to Soil out, or Pc
1csn,,to1y iclna5:a fo: 5t'o,ooo. =,
,it n:s;5-y III no. ''elle; e . word of i: II
l An amendment making the bond Of the Com
pany s., 700, 900, instead Of s5o0,oo0, WAS agreed
to.
AID. Daggy moved that the ordinance be refer
red to the Clerk for engrossment, and be made
the special order for next meeting Of the Coun-
Gil. Agreed to-.
The Council then adjourned.
, 1872-11-19

NEW YORK., Nov. 49, Business Is fairly active for
the season, and commission houses representing fan
i:s Ct goods. The stock Of da,nels in rst hands i.
g',t, Of agents being sold ahead Of production
.;li fl.e ;.dysncod prices sustained Tha ,sto
clothing trade are in this market, operating in wool
t:us. Cotton goods re1nnin geEy strong and fms
blcached shirtngs continue to show advancing ten
Foreign goods are quiet but firm, for plain dress
goods, black silks, woollens, and Italian cloths.
The suspension Of Brown, Dutton l. Co., Wholesale
millinery dealers is announced, aud Andrews San
ford + Smith, Of this city, has suspended.
The daily Bulletin sayB the New York fur importers
lose heavily through the Boston fire, having large
credits outstanding there, On which they are offered
settlements Of Is to Is cents On the dollar,
, 1872-11-19

Ae1uTned from B1stOn-Wf1at He Saw
There-Chicago's Donation to the
sufferers-WiH They Accept tho
100000?
The Rev. Robert Laird Col1ior returned to the
city from Boston On Sunday afternoon, and was
found yesterday afternoon by TRIBUNE re-
porter enjoying the equivocal pleasures Of
house-cleaning, hanging pictures. and othe rWise
fatiguing himself. This must account for the
very brief summary Of 11r Golfers Oriental ID
bors, Though brief, however, it is comprehen-
siye, and tells all there is to learn. After ex-
planning his mission to Boston, with which every
true Chicasoan ia familiar, Mr.. Collier said that
On Wednesday at noon there was meeting OF
citizens held in fremont Temple, over whose de-
lberations Mayor CASTOR presided. There were
present at this meeting Hon. Henry Wilson,
Vice President elect, Governor Waahburne, ex-
Governor Clafin, Alexander Rice, anda number
of other notables. He supposed everybody
knew about this meeting.
From conversation he held with various gen.
tlemen, he found that only about three hundred
families had been burnt out, and $50, 900, 900 had
been destroyed. No eighty acres could hare
been selected for destruction in the whole city
which would have burnt out fewer people and
more property. They uniformly stated that they
had no idea TINT they would need or consent to
ro,o;ra o@7 hal, s-,-,, obrooa
1900 ~, ne'P -,on 1'D1uAu ~,
AZ mcetlng held on Ihursday, at which Mr'
William Gray presided, that gentleman present.
ed resolution. warmly thanking the country
ut large for thoir sympathy and the material mid
@neS ilau oAefoo+' oo1 expressing 1nelr un"l11ng-
ness to accept any assistance from abroad.
Mayor CASTOR opposed the passage Of
this resolution. and few minutes Inter
it WIS unanimously voted to accept
, 1872-11-19
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,

NcJF Fork Financial News.
NEW YonK, Nov. 18.-ioney WAS stringent at 7
coin to 4 per cent per day, closing at 1-lG@ss per
cent day. Discounts close: Primo names not done
exceed the abilities Of the institutions.
Sterling heavy under limited demand and the in
creased supply prime long, 1081sGl03ss Short 110
@110A.
Gold dull at 11211@11351S, closing frmer, with few
sales at 113:z.
Loans 1-16 to fiat for borrowing; 1@7 per cent for
1nents, 500, 900.
Governments dull, but firm.
State bonds quiet and steady.
Stocks were irregular; opened firm and tride bet
ter, but the advance was coon lost Then followed m
advance Of A@12d per cent. Erie, United ssatea E1-
press and Northwestern common being the features,
but under tile increased activity and demand and dear
in the money market again declined, closing
dull ut the lowest prices Of the day.
counterfeit issue Of income 10 per cent bonds Of
the Union Pacific Railroad e1tant.
Startling. l0RL.
, 1872-11-19

LIVERPOOL, Noy. 18-1 q. m.-Flour 29s Sd. Wheat
Winter, lis Id spring, 11s@l1s Sd white, 12s I'D ;
club, 13s@l3s Sd. Corn, 2ss Sd. Pork, 36s. Lard,
sos.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 1a-1:3o p. m.-a1arket unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. l8-5 P. n1.-A1arket unchanged
LONDON, Nov. 1875 p. m.-Consols-AIoney, 9277<
@s25; account, 92H@92s5 5-eos Of '65, BOY do '67
%; 1o40s, 87N; new s., 88H Erie, Az. Talow,
45s Sd. Turpentine, 39s 6d@40s.
FRASKFoRT, Nov. 18-5-20s Of '62, 9G3z.
PARIS, Nov. 18.-Rentes, 50 francs 81 centirnes.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 18.-Cotton firm: 1afdd1ing up
land, 95s@95ld; Orleans 10S@10lld; sales, i, 900
bales; speculation and export, 1000 bales.
BreadstuHs quiet; red winter wheat, lis 4d.
Flour, 29s Cd Corn, 28s Sd,
Pork, 56s. Beef, G3s I'D. Lard, 500. Cheese, G5s.
Ta1low, 44s Sd. Bacon unchanged.
, 1872-11-19
MAGAZINES.
DECEMBER MAGAZINES
THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY

CoyTENTs.-The Fight Of man with Railroad BY
John 4. Coleman Common Ornament By Charles
Akers; Forest Pictures, by Paul H. Hayue: 4
Comedy OF Terzors, tPart Kill, By Jnmes DeAIillcs
Wedding, By Harlan Douglas: JesuIts' Mission Of
ononda9a In 1854 by Francis Parkman; Nesting Of
Jefferson and Hamilton. by James Parton; The
Poet At the Breakfast Tah1s, part XIII, By Oliver
Wendell Holmes: Shaker John By Mrs. e. B.
Radensperger: Recent Literature; Art; Music;
Science; Politics.
, 1872-11-19

ter, and Sunbeam, all bound for rnrious points down
the rtver are frozen IN here and the canal boats
Cataract, and Andrew jackson, also bound down the
rve1 frozen In at Peru The ice is not yet thick
that strong steamer could not break its way through
and the boauen IRE in hopes that the steamer Last
Chance may come up and tow them down.
tbs river and canal c1osei by ice on the st OF
November list year. and there is Httle prospect OF
carly diseont!auanCe Of the present ira eulbIrzo.
, 1872-11-19
A Devil Worshinpcr,

New Salem, Ind, has 8 devil worshipper and is
proud of him. Black Bill ia his name and cob
bling is his trade. He lives the life Of a hermit.
and never washes, shaves, or cuts his hair, which
lacks in beauty he makes up in piety. He is tre-
mendously pious, but believes the religious
basis Of the whole world is wrong. He holds
that men worship the wrong being, and that man
would be happier and more successful if he we're
to offer up LIS devotions to and ash the aid OF
, 1872-11-19

Throne Of Light. He pretends to be1le7e that
Satan is the true God of the world and ought to
have due respect raid to him as such. Black
Bl lately tried to get up a Young Mems Devils
Association and start prayer meeting after his
own creed. Int the enterprise failed, and lie is o..
y: !'s: only acknowledged member of the se>:s
II LjIEit NC. sill. o.}.
, 1872-11-19
DUB YOUNG FOLKS.

CoNTENTB.-A Chance for Himself, {Conclpsiop) by
j. 7. Trowbridge; Papa's Thanksgiving Story, q
Poem. by Rose Terry: Scenes in Siam; Our Little
Woman, by Hiss e. Stuart Phelps; Tho Song Of =
Star, Poem, BY Edgar Fawcett; Ninrod the Hon
N. A. Eliot; Green Salt, by Olive Thorne; Little
Old Lady, Poem, By George Cooper; and other in
teresttnG &rtoles with abundant P1ctures Robuses,
Enigmas, Correspondence, etc.
For Sale BY a1s Booksel1ers and Neesd<a1ers
, 1872-11-19
DRE GOODS

Winter, Trade
HAMLIN, HALE AND COMP
Our buyers for the
SEVERAL DEPARTMENTS
have purchased at auction and
Of the manufacturers,
literally, at the present low
prices, and we are well pre-
pared to fill orders and to sup
ply the trade,
SHAWL DEPARTMENT.
Nonpareil, Bonita, Bay State,
Narragansett, Imperial,
Excelsior, and Misses ShaWls.
Several brands Of Felt Skirts,
20 cases Balmoral, lower
than ever known.
W00LLEN DEPARTMENT.
20 cases Gold Mixed, Black
Mixed, Green and Striped
Repellants.
Pekin Jeans, Cassimeres, Beaver
Cloths. popular makes Of
Scarlet and Blue TWilled Flan-
nels, Assabet, Rob Roys, Hosiery,
Cardigans, Nubias, Scarfs,
Woollen Yarns.
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.
20 cases Imperial Repps,
new designs.
Domestics.--Full lines Of Amos
keag Goods at Agents. prices.
Ellerton, Amoskeag and Hanlil-
ton Cotton Flanrels.
Is cases choice Prints.
Warehouse,
cor. Madison and Franklin-sts.
, 1872-11-19
Boston Fire.

NEW YonK, Nov, 18,-Hessrs. Herring d Co., Chica-
go: Another Hcrrings safe removed from the Boston
ruins. Saved the books papers, ETC., Of Porter Bron
Co. Not ing lost in Herring's safes in this tre
HERRING FARRELL.
This makes the third SAFE far that has saved Its
contents in the Boston fire. The Herring Champion
Safe still maintains It's old reputation IS one Of the
very best fre-proof safes in the world.
, 1872-11-19

DETROIT, Mich, Nov. 18.-PAssRD DowE-propel-
Ter Blanchard 6chooners Danforth, James Joy, Ger
George Warren, Wild Rover
~ PASSED uF-Propeller Wetrnore and barge; bark
Nelson schooners Madrid, Willie Keller, Higgle.
DETROIT, NOV 18.-PAssED DowS-Propeller Ban-
ton schooners Grace Whitney, Ferpont.
PASSED UP-Propellers Passaic, PittsburR
WND-Southvest.
, 1872-11-19

CoEcoRD, n f., Nov. 18.-A severe shock Of
earthquake occurred here this afternoon about
2 O'Clock. It began with sort Of explosion,
followed By trembling and shaking, which lasted
about ten seconds. buildings rocked violently
and the shock WAS plainly perceptible to people
walking on the streets. Its apparent couree
vas from west to east. Telegraph operators ct
Contoocook and Warner report the came shock
there
, 1872-11-19

up to Nov. l, the Burlington & Missouri
Railroad Company sold in Iowa and Nebraska
1852, 142 acres for SIS, So, 1926. so.
, 1872-11-19
Illinois River and Canal News.

LAsA1LE, H., Nov. 1s.-The Illinois River and
the Canal arc frozen over, and large number Of
boats Asia, Iron Clad Tryburn, Messenger Deer-park
No. ., Burr Oak, Coloh Taylor, ], Crotty, John Car
, 1872-11-19

Ehc ETC ElI1l1s
BUFTALo, Nov 18.-At q joint mceting Of
citizens and the Board of Trade at the Exchange,
this morning, Committee appointed 10
look after the interests Of the Erie Canal, and
report on Thursday next q plan Of action to
enlarge the canal and reduce the tolls.
, 1872-11-19

P1rrsBuRoH, Pa, Nor. 18-CAr11E-Marke slow ;
arrivals fair best, $66o97oo stockers, $3.5o@4o0
prospect allow.
sHEEF-9Iarket firm arrivals light best, 5000
$780,; medium, $5-124@ @5.25 common, $4.o0@4. so
prospects fair.
Hoas-11arket slow; arrivals fair; Philadelphia,
s4.40@4.50; Yorkcrs, s43oG4,6o; (; prospects fair.
, 1872-11-19

Philadelphia Live Stock Market.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 18.-Beeves are in demnnd at
an advance. Choice Pennsylvania and Western Steers
8g9c tar to good, 6e91c; common, $5.00@5.50-
Sheep are in demand at5@6Hc.
Hogs lower, sG.25@6.75.
Sales: :, 200 beeVes, 1000 sheep, 5000 hogs
, 1872-11-19
THE COUNCIL.

Resignation Of Police Commissioner
Taicot ~c's:-:es H.. Reno
-. *ss:i =: - I'll. Sue
Gc:S3i.
, 1872-11-19
THE GALAXY.
G0W Is THE TILE TO SUBSCRIBE.
THE DECEMBER NO.
m O w RE A d y

CONTENTS:
!. THE WETHEREL AFFAIR. By J. ".
DcForest.
Il. FRENCH SCIENCE, CUSTOMS, AND
CHARACTERS. By J. Duraud.
III. AETO33NE. From the French Of Hannon By
Louise Chandler N1oulton.
". LIFE ON TEE PLAINS. By General @.
A. Custer.
v: TIE GROWTH OF "G1ANT PoPE.,,
ByJ. ". DeFozest.
VI HISTORIC LOVERS. By Juaus Henri
Browne.
VII BEAUTY. By Thomas Howard.
VIII SO1IE GREAT ENGLISH LAWYERS
By Justin IcCarthy.
TX. A STUDY. b. Aice Nar1and " ellington.
x. THE EESTACE DIAlIONDS. By AM
thoHy Teollopa-
xI. PIIARAPHAsE OF HORACE. By Ltlr
Nelson.
XII. SAVED FROM THE HICRNONS.
Kill THE HISTORY OF E3lANCIPATIOE:
BIZ Gideon Welles.
XIV. DI2IFT-W0OD. BE- Philip Quiubet
XIV. SCIENTIFIC nI3SCELLANT: J. Intar.
national Science; g The Horse Disease, etc.
XVI. CURRENT LITERATURE.
XVII. NEB ULIE. By the Editor.
, 1872-11-19

The7o viii be special meeting Of ths Coructin2 FRS
tesors' Association at tho Exchange Hail. 1s3
Tuesday, Nov, 49, at o'clock Every ennoor should
be there promptly It tae hour
, 1872-11-19
The Produce Markets.

NEW 4tRK.
NEW YORK, Nov. 18-Cor1ox-In fair demand
and firm !; midd1ing upland, 19Ac,
BREADs1uFFs-Flour moderately active; receipts,
q, GOO brls Huperne Western and Btate IS 81aG1
common to good extra, ss.so@6e5 good to choice,
$7.0o@7:7o; white wheat extra s7.758665; St. Louis
$7.00@11. 90. Bye -four steady at $9,758G,30 Corn
meal unchanged. Wheat higher for spring. with good
s,} sx}P91t or demand wnter quiet but receipts
Chicago, a.4o@l.45; No. DO, Il. II Northwestern
spring, a.4s@15o; No. Milwaukee, $L6o@1.5s; an
Der Western white Western, 85. Bye and
drer; Western in store 84o. Barley In fair demand
and steady: prime Western, CSC. Malt unchanged,
Corn Shade frmer; receipts, 262, 600 bu; steamer
Western mixed. 63c; sail do 63A@63kc; high mixed,
nearly yellow, &c. Oats active and higher receipts
g GOO bq; old Western, mi1ed, 4s@s1e; new do 47@
E0os-Frm Western SIC.
HAY AND Hops-F1rm.
GRooERHs-Coffee firm Rio, 15918kc. Sugar
firm fair to good refining, sK@ioc; CUBA, eMaiic.
Molasses duu clayed, 2o925c. Rice firm 7a<@811c.
PETnoLEUA-crude, 14@c; refined, 2711$c.
TUnPENTNE-Quiet at &C.,
GRAIN IN WAREHOUSE.
, 1872-11-19

Stated Concave Of Apollo Comaando.y, No. !, K. T.,
will be hed at the Masonic Temple Randolph and
Helstsd F. sts th5s erealng, At 7 oc' fos bu5;nsss.
, 1872-11-19

Ash1cE LodSe No. 2:s a. o{: Rcsn1ar co,2mnni-
Gompo for york Second 1jasscs; Ting ratS4i;y eer-
, 1872-11-19
THE
Atlantic Monthly
THE

For / 593.
ROBERT DALE OWEN will contribute Cenpters of
the OF the Interest in England the
8ociasttc Movement In this country as Statcsnan and
DipoMats and his Intimate knowledge the growth Of
Modern SpEitualtsmt afford abundant material an in
struottve and delightful narrative.
WILLIAM D0RSHELfER will furnish, In fre papors,
Caroline.
FRANCIS PARKMAN, the distinguished historian, will
e9mmuncato several chapters Of French-Anerican
History.
JAMES PARTON will conclude his exceedingly popular
and brilliant Life of Jefferson.
MRS. AGAss1Z will relate some notable Episodes of
the Hassler Expedition.
N: g. sAALER will give aeriss of Studies of Amer
lean Populations.
WM: II. BAKER, author Of ''The New Timothy, II will
tell Story of Southwestern Life, In three parts:
J. ". DEFoREsT, i Story, in several Chapters.
HJALMAR H. BOYESEN Will contribute Guuuar.
Romance Of Norwegian Peasant Life.
VIM. D. HoWELIs will n.rrate q story ot American
Travel and Sojourn, entitled Chance Acquuint.
Auce.
, 1872-11-19

from 45@5c for I've and 5<@7c extreme for dressed
those Of 180 lbs selling at SsH.
, 1872-11-19

Regular occasional contributions mag be expected
fr9m 3 H. y. LSngfe5ow, J9hn e. Whittier James Rus
Y. Hgginson, james T. Fields, Bret Harts John Fske,
F. James, Jr, f. 3. AldEich, Mrs. H. B. Stowc, Mrs.
Lucy Larcom Miss Caroline Chesebro' Miss E. Stuart
Phelps. aud other well known writer's