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CHICAGO Market.

CHICAGO, November 2S.-Flour-
Quiet and unchanged. Wheat-Steady
and in moderate demand; No. spring
94c; No. 2 92!c cash; 92jc seller Dccem-
Der; 93ic seller January; No. 3 S5!; re-
iected Sic. Corn-DuIl and lower; No,
2 mixed 79c cash; 73sc seller year; re-
jected new 65@65!. c,ats-Steady and
in moderate demand; No 53!c cash or
seller year; rejected 1910 493c. Rye
Demand active and prices advanced;
No. | 9+tG94Ic. Barlcy-Dull and un-
settled; Mo- 81 u; No. 3 81 OG@l o.,
POrk-Unsettled and irregular; closing
at medium prices at $40 OOG2O 80 cash,
S2l 10 seller February. Lard-St"ady
and in moderate demand at Sl3 65 cash;
Sl4 90 seller February. Bulk Meats
Demand fair and market firm at about
&C. of necline from yesterdays quota
tions. Whisky-Stcady and in moderate
demand at 97lc. On tn" call Of the
board in the afternoon Wheat closed
steady and in moderate demand at 92iC
seller December; 9ic seller January
Corn-Firm at 7ic seller year. Provls-
ions-Stcady, in moderate demand and
unchanged
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Money and stock
Market

New YORK. November 2S.-MoNEY-
Easy at 2o3 per cent. For"ig" rN-
change steady; frst-class bankers stcr-
ling 4s4tCo 4S1!; sight 4SJiC,i3O.
GoLD-Opened at lll:, but ruled at
lll:Mllli until nearly noon, when
prices advanced 10 liz, on dispatches
announcing that E2O7,Oo0 Of bullion had
been withdrawn from the bank Of Eng
land: subsequently, it sold at ll2., and
closed at liz. Carrying rate, ranged
from to per cent. and Hat for borrow
ing Clcarings &@1O00OOO. Treasury
disbursements $4,000. Customs re-
ccipt, $376,O0O Imports for the week,
drv goods 81 .2s3.97i; merchandise 81
gl4,77s. Specie shipments for the sam"
time, $l.GjO,OOO in gold coin; 100000 m
bars; $4,000 in silver coin; 100000 in
bars.
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For all Female Complaints

nothing equals DR.. Pierece.' Favorite
Prescription. 1t is a most powerful re-
.torative tonic, also combining th" most
valuable nervine propcT;ies, especially
adapting it to the wants of deb,iit"tsd
ladies suffering from weak back, inward
fever, congestion, Inflammation, or ulcer
alton, or from nervousness, or ncuralglc
pains. Mr.. g. W. Seymour, Of Canton,
Y. Y writes DR.. Pierce H. foiIows:
The demand for your FsyOrIie Prescrip'
ton is wonderful. and one man stated u
me that his wife had not done a day =
work in FIVE months. when she commenc-
ed taking your Favorite Prescription
took two t0tiles and i nov on the third
bottle. and i. able t" de- her homework
alone and milk fourteen coSs twice a
daY." DR. Pierce's Fayorite Prescription
il sold by all dealers in medicines.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
Orr1cx OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WAsHISGToN, November %, sr. NJ. }
PROBABILITIES.

Orr,cr OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHIxaroN, November %, ,sr, NJ }
PROBABILITIES.
For the New England and Middle
States. clear or clearing and colder
weather, with north or west WINDS ana
rising barometer. For the Lake regions,
The temperature will remain below freez-
inc with clear or fair weather, north or
YVES, winds, and slowly rising barometer
during Monday. For the Northwest
partly cloudy weather, continued hlgh
barometer. variable winds and tempers-
ture below freezing. For the South At
isntic and Gulf States, generally clear
weather, north or west winds. backing 10
.outherly in the Western Gulf States
lover temperature and rising bsrome-
ter east Of the Mississippi river for
Tennessee and Ohio Valley, clear or
clearing weather, north or west WINDS,
Using barometer and no decided change
in temperature. For the Canal regions
~ New York, the temperature Will re,
main below freezing during Monday anG
Monday night. Cautionary signals Will
continue at Eastport, Boston, "ooo
Hole and New York.
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, November 2S.--Fl"ur-
Steady and in moderate demand. Wheat
Demand active and prices advanced
No. 2 white Wabash 81 lSi amber Michi'
gan 81 lOtM1 II; No. red u l2!; No
2 do 81 10; No. 2 amber Illinois II H.!
Corp-Stcady and in moderate demand
high mixed 7sc; new do 73c cnsh or
seller November; low mixed 7OlCd 7lc;
seller first half of December 7Oc. Oat
Dull and prices nominal.
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Cincinnati Market.
baltimore Market.

BALTIMoRF, November 2S.-flour-
Firm and unchanged. Whcat-Activc;
amber 81 lSCal 80; No. red II 2jm$l 2t
Corn-Quiet and firm; new mixed west
ern SOFA Sic. Oats-Firm at 52Gr toe
Rye-Dull at 81 OOCa %. Ilay-Un
changed Provisions-Quiet. Pork
Firm at S2l 0O(d2l 80. Bacon Firm;
shoulders lo!c; CLEAR rIb 1890" iair, SO
gar-cured hams lICd l5r. Lard-Frm
rciincdl5c. Buttcr-Fim at 33m 3jc
Petroleum-Unchangcd. Cofirc-tn'
changed. Whisky-Quiet mt II O2.
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, November 2s.-Fi0u'
Improved demand; ,uprrfnc - s7!m
90. Whcat-Quict; red : 22M y
amber 81 2jCagl 20. Rye-lIcld at 9s"
Corn-Firm; old yellow 94Gr 9jc. Oat'
Firm; white GGG67c. Clover Seed
At - 5OfG,9 80. Provisions-St"ady
Pork-$2l OOCd22 90. Lard-limlitc
Whisky-Sl OF. Pctrolcum-St"ady
refined lOlc; crude in barrel, sic. But
tcr-Firm at 33G36c Chccsc-Stcady
at 1jG153c.
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New York Dry Goods Market

New YORK, November 2S.-Th"
trade movement was slow. but satisfac.
tory for the season. Cotton good. un-
changed in price. Cotton Flannel in
steady demand. SidclIand Prints active
and closely sold up by agents. Grng-
hams not SO quick. Dress goods moving
steady Black Dress Silks and Cashmcr"-
in fair demand. Rough make Of over
coatings are selling freely.
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ALREADY there are rsmors in Chicago
that the Baltimore and OH" is looking
further West, in order to achieve the END
in view, several roads are to be leased.
Among the roads mentioned are the
Toledo, Peoria and Warsaw. and the
Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Minnesota.
There are rumors concerning others put
the names cannot as yet be given. Inc
reasonable chance is that the next
move will be 10 nil up the
gap from Chicago Juncti|, G--d,, to
Pittsburgh, to which President Garrett
refer. Even now the most important
mar, of this link, the 'cut-'tt around
Pittsburgh, is approaching completion
under the immediate auspices OF the
Pittsburgh, Washington and Baltimore
GConnelisville) railroad. That the build
inc of this l6O miles will save from 5o TO
* miles from the West to Baltimore
over the route via Newark, is an Item IN
favor of paying early attention to II that
will receive due consideration, we may
be sure.
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ESTRAY COW.
,fARsHALL COUNTY, TO-wIT:

To ruz CLEgK OF COUNTY CorKT Oy sAID
COUNTY:
We. W. II. HcCoIlum, II. Hooth. and
Thomas CrisWrII, three frerholdsrs of SAID
county, do hereby certify that by virtue OF
a warrant % IA directed By A. J. Prlly
Justice ofthe aid county, We have lnh
Gov taken up a. an sstray by Geo. harplt,
on mis- lands, and Assess the same NJ 7syen-
teen Dollar. The said COW has white BODY
with red spots, brindle bead ana hseH'
sI.nr,, tweIye years old, and large, square
bsIl fastened on With leather strap;
N%'' W. II. McCOLLUM,
II. HOOTH,
| ,o1zsrvn THOS. CRIsWELL-
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Pittsburgh Market.

PITTsBURGH, November 2S.-Whcat
Firm; Pennsylvania and Ohio red
81 Il; white 81 lSral -. Com
Higher; new ear 75ra 75c; sh"!l"d Soha
SO. Petroleum-CrUd" at III a,
Parker; refined At l0iG loIc for Phila'
delphIa delivery.
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n.,eohoIie s,,muIen,. are taken in

II Alcoholic sfimuIeuts are taken IN :
10 the blood the heart works ia.t"T' ah1
this unnatural speeti wears out the vital
machinery. All intoxicating nostruIns al
ysrtiEe,i as -tonics." "T@nOyaiOrs, DE-,
produce this disastrous effect, and should
b. rejected. Dr. WalksT's Vegetable Vine
gar Biiters-An IBytgoraDt without the
curse Of alcohOl-is every ywheTe supplzbt
inc ,hs.s rolsons nOyllb
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GoyERNMExr.-Dull and steady.
STATE BOSDs-Quict and steady.

@IA1 DVN Ai'E thiaN F~'ta''
SroCKs-Thc market opened moder-
ateiy active snd strong early in the day.
For the general let prices advanced sCas
per cent. The mot active and buoyaut
were Northwestern common and prefer
red. Western Union, Lake Shore, Rock
Island and II. Paul Erie, Pacific Mail
and Union Pacific were trihe lower
than III" closing quotations Of yesterday.
During the hftcrnoOn there was a further
advance in speculative stocks, with St.
Paul and Northwestern a. the features.
the latter going up Il per cent from the
lowest point. Before the close there
was slight reaction in consequence of
realization sales. The market closed &C.
tive and strong for Northwestern stock;
and the rest strafv. The transaction.
included 10000 shares Of Western
Union. 5000 Pacific Mail, 5000 Erie,
1880 Lake Shore. 1900 Union Pacific.
5000 Northwestern. 900 RDck Island,
IL 800 s.. Paul. 500 Toledo & Wabash,
and 7.iIU Ohio.
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The safe Burglary Trial.

WASHINGTON, November 2S. Several
of the principal memorialsts say tha; the
whereabouts of Nettleship, under indlct-
ment for the safe burglary conspiracy,
and VIM. Benton, under indictment for
burglary are known, and that they can
be brought here again when wanted. l;
is said too that Nettleship will turn state
evidence. Exclusive Of the above named
persons. the trisl at the December term
will be of Harrington, Whitley, George
E. Miles alias Bliss alias Albert William:
and Albert King.
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Safe Robbery.

INDIANAPOLIS November 2s.-The
safe of Hildebrand X Co, lumber dealers,
was blown open about 4 o'clock this
morning, and six thousand dollars in cur
rencv and four thousand dollars in |. ;.
bonds taken therefrom. The money was
received by Mr. Hildebrand yesterday
after banking hours, and it is supposed he
Was spot;ed bv burglars.
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youv.borcmep., Strike.

There is no change in the Lonsshore-
mems strike. Both the men and tn"
steamship companies are still obstinate.
An the steamers advertised 10 sail to-day
did SO at the appointed time, except the
Inman steamer City Of Montreal, which
holds over till Tuesday.
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CrxcIxNATI, November 2s.-CottOn,
Flour, Wheat and Barley-Quiet and
unchanged. Corn-Sieady at 70fg, re.
Oats-Steady,at 55@e sc. Rye-Steady at
slOs. Liuseed Oil-Firm at Soc. Pork
Active at $40 80 cash. Lard-Demand
fair and market arm; steam l3l; kettle
I4tc. Bulk Mea's-Dry partly cured
shoulder. IN 7!c; clear rib sides l0s9,
IOtc; clear side l04GlOic, all loose.
Bacon-Active jobbing demand; shOul-
ders lOc; clear no .ides l3!c: clear sides
14c. Green Meats-ShOulders 6ilri1c;
sides 9sld,9ic; hams l0!tqllc. Whisky
Demand fair aud market firm.
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FOrney's Press.

PHILADELPHIA. November 2s.-Col.
Mcclure confirms the reported purchase
of Fornevs Press, but denies the report
that Colonel Thos. y. Scott will be IN
,erestcd in the paper. The paper will be
independent, without having in view the
advancement OF any particular men.
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Spccic Shipments.

NEW YORK November 2S.-Thc specie
shipments TO Europe to-day were $500
GOO, Of which SS500Oo was gold coin,
and the remainder silver.
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FROM our reports this morning the
rrobsbili,ies are that the weather to-day
will be partly cloudy, with north or
ws., winds and no decided change Of
temperature.
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Boss TWEED is determined not to give
up trying to get out of the penitsntiary.
Yesterday WAS the first anniversary of
n. residence on Blackwells Island. His
counsel believing the sentence that
bs should "serve twelve terms Of one
wear each," to be illegal, will, in day
or two, apply for writ of habsas corpus,
TO bring the criminal before the Courts,
:, have the sentence reviewed. In case
Of failure, there is ready a bill of excep-
ton, to present to the appellate Court.
Igmoney and legal technicalitie. fail to
%, the Boss out of prison, it will not be
because both have not been freely used.
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INDIANA FLOUR.

80 BiJls Bushes Best
80 do "Belle OF the West"
Po,h brands are from Indiana wheat, and
vrsyranted better than any Flour made In
MS region Give Bushes Best q trial. ]
al.o seII NJ. a J. Pollocks White Wheat
X. J. J.SMYTH,
n iket aud 18th streets.
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Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, November E.-Wheai
Corn and Oats-Stesdy and unchanged
Petroleum-Firm; standard white Ste
Ohio state test l0fc.
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The Supposed Charley Ross.

CINCIxxATI, November 2S.-Thc boy
in the family of F. W. Pcytom, at Bar
louisville, supposed to have been the
missing Charley Ross, was found, upon
investigation, to have escaped from Il
neighburing poor house.
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Ocean SieameFs-

Nxw York, November 2s.-Arrlvea
Ths steamers Deutchland, from Bre-
mon. and Bolivia from Glssgow.
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The Chief Justice of the Supreme
Court of Indiana on Wednesday last rem
terei decision that colored children are
not entitled BY the law of that State to
admission to the schools with whites.
He hold, that the educational section of
the Constitution Of the State applied
only TO citizens, and when the Constitu-
tion was framed and adopted, negroes
were not any more recognized as
citizens than were Indians. That
the l4th amendment had not DEL
egatad to the Federal Government
power and control of the domestic insti-
,u,ions Of the State, and that this view,
in all constitutional respects, has been
sustained by highest judicial tribunal of
the country. In conclusion the court
saws: "Colored children are not entitled
10 admission into the common schools
which are provided for the education Of
white children
It is stated that an appeal will be
taken from this decision to the Supreme
Court of the United States.
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PREPARED BT
Or. J.C. Ayerd & Co., Lowell, Mass
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERY.
WJEnE fgfH
ToH 6ALD.
Avail UABLE SHORT CREeKFARM

rI,HE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS THE
farm upon which he resides Iof SAFE
II ls situated In Brooke county II mile,
rom the mouth Of Short Creek. II con
tains 80 acre. Of excellent Land, unaer thr
hlghest state Of cultivation, the Tbolr 1t
Which IL undeTlaId with Two workable
veins OF coal, con ysnisnt 70 ne Iis.i ll,, ahI
brick two story bouS-, sJxiO feet the barns
,,,,. good. aud ample % house lSsO sheep;
The st.bIss and out buildings are all first
cIas-. The farm has on II two orchards,
which furnish an abundance oi All klhd. OF
,,,,it I will ssll the farm and coal togsth-
o., or sssparateIy, as may be desired,
Any person desiring 10 examine the
prenise. will be shown over them by ths
1ndersIgned, who resides thereon:
80 s.sI,h ABRAM wILSOS.
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Conflict Between Clergy and Civil
kutIlOriIios.

RIO JANEIRo, November 29.-The re-
lieiuuH ercitnm0nt growing out Of tho
conflict between the Catholic clergy and
the civil authorities was eliminated in
serious Disturbances in the provinces Of
Pcrnamhuco and Pnrahiba. The SYM
pathizcrs with the Bishops Of Parahibia
and Pernambuco, recently sentenced for
the violation of the laws Of tn" Empire,
have made rotous demonstrations.
Their cry is. "Down with the Masons.
They have attacked several Masonic
lodges, and bid defiance to the local au.
thoritics. Troops and ships have been
dispatched to the disturbed districts.
The Catholic Controversy I'm Eng
land.
LoHDON, November pa letter from
Archbishop Manning was read in all the
Catholic churches is this diocese ycstrr-
day, declaring that all persons who do
not accept the dogma Of Papal infaIlihiIi-
ty cease to be Catholics
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Murder and Suicide.

TROY. y. Y November 29.-Recently
carpenter named Elias Williams began
the erection Of a frame house in an IN
freauented district about sixteen miles
north of Wellstown, Hamilton county.
Re hired Geo. Smith to assist him. One
dav when drunk the two men began TO
quarrel. Williams, in the course Of the
struggle, threw Smith over q wooden
saw horse and sawed of the head Of his
antagonist, severing it entirely from the
BODY. Williams soon afterwards cut his
own threat.
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO TIE
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Report. by Western
Union Line, office Northwest cor.
of Main and 18th Sts.


of Main and 18th Sts.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Damage by Breaking OF Machinery.
NEW YORK, November 28.-The
couplings connecting the engine with the
machinery of Clarks thread works, at
Newark, New Jersey, broke yesterday
and the engine relieved Of the weight
ran away and was entirely wrecked. The
driving wheel, weighing twenty-five
tons, flew to fragments. A panic seized
the employees and they fled from the
building, but escaped harmless. Loss
500 600 ON the machinery, and six weeks
time to 800 female operatives.
Tariff OH W OOI.
The committee appointed by the
Chamber of Commerce to consider the
subject of 3 revision of the wool tariff,
recommended classification for the pur-
pose of levying duties, and the eStab-
lishment of an uniform duty of % per
cent. adrdLorenl as being calculated to
ment and relieve the wool trade Of innu-
merablc vexations and inpedimcnts.
Sunday TheatricaIs.
A large number Of the best known
merchants, bankers, etc, of this city have
signed a paper addressed to the Board of
Police Commissioners calling their atten-
tion to the fragrant and increasing viola
tions of the law of the State which pro-
hibitS theatrical end other entertainments
Of the stage on Sundays, and asking that
this law may promptly and impartially
enforced against all offenders, The
names of Dion Boucicaut and Lester
Wallack are among the Signers.
Report OF r. VI. General.
WAsnISGToN. ID. c., November IS
The report of the Postmaster General is
completed. The revenues for the year
ending June 30, 1874, were S24, $50, sos;
the expenditures for the year ending
June 80, 1874, were $50, ,9Gl ,036; total
estimated revenue, $29, l4S, l56, leaving IA
deficiency to be appropriated out of the
general treasury of $7,Sl5,S7S. These
estimates do not include the appropria.
tions for steamship service and stamps,
amounting to sos, 800.
Uh. u,nu.so,. nerauItlnp State
Trc,surer.
o. p Na,,,ou 90 In ,bouo.
ic,ha n,,n,nnors inaio,mor,O o,,n;rs,
cx-Statc Auditor Mcllrath, for matca-
sance. Judge Hail. Of the Court of Com
mon Pleas, has Quashcd two of them on
,nchnIc,i ',rnnnds under the statute of
Tn,;t,,;nns Tho d.murrcr. to IN, rest of
,bo ;nd;c,monts orr overruIcd and the
,I,f,nJart !. rnnuirod tn rlr.d
49,. s...,
S'h. 90 I
NE" ohh, & ,"' -on '''iO, I.l'
decrease, si'oo'' 'Vo' specie us,'r"S'' ,"n
s2i,oVo' leSa' 'enu'i' a,o'y ,no, ,;.-,
ooo; deposits aeCrtaSe' '"a' Sf''o''foI' ,'''"-
ton decrease: so'''oo' re'''"e u''''"'c'
S3,lO','oo.
The Tornado.
C1ScryyATI November ga Times
s,nciol s,vs gentleman from Tuscum.
ii. state. that SUNDAYS tornado was most
d;s,ctr,us in its effect Upon the sur
rurnd;nr country. Houses we're un-
rooted fences blown in every direction.
LARGE trees were torn from the ground
and carried miles. crushing cabins and
outbouscs rs they went. After the tor
n.do left Tu,cumbio it seemed to have
.nent its force, or rising above the houses.
Nine miles from Tuscumbia it came down
upon farm. and filled all the cleared
land with high trees; then sweeping
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The Old Catholics

BERLIN, November 29.-Mass was cell
cbrated to-day for the first time, in this
city, by priest Of the' Old Catholic
Church. The congregation numbered
about three hundred, ofwhom twenty re-
ceived communion.
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Every year increases the popularity oi
this valuable Hair Preparation; which n
due Ia merit alone. We can assure our Old
patrons that II IN kept mlly up Ia It's high
standard and IL Is the only reliable and
perfected preparation of restoring GRAY
OR FADED HAIR Ia itS youthful color ",.l'
/ tng IJ SUIt, iu",'"s.", aud Nilkrn. Ih'
! scalp, by It's use becomes whit" and clean.
| II removes al. "ruptions and dRndrun ,Hnd
by It's tonic properties, prevents the hair
| from falling out, az II stimulates nnd nOuT-
iShcs the hair-glands. by It's use th" hnir
| grows thicker aud stronger. In bnldncs-,
| ii restores the capillary glands tO their
normal vigor, and will Great" new
growth, except In cNtrrm" old ngo. IL IN
| the most economical HAIR DRESSING ever
| used, rs II requires fewer applicntlons,and
| gives the hair splendid, glossy appear.
! anCc. 4. 4. Hayes, VI. j., Stat" Assay"r oI
! Massachusetts, says: eth" constituents
nrrpurr and carefully selected for excel
lcni quality; and ! consider II the best
preparation for It's intended puIpos's.'i
lS,Id M all DruO0ists and DCGtcrS IN Mcd'-
l,44R.
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FOREIGN.
France and Italy.

PARIS November 2S-Thiers ycster
day. in an interview with a representa-
tive of La France newspaper, said that
Italian unity was irrevocably accom-
plshed, and if France wishes to preserve
the friendship Of Italy she must recognize
this fact, and not adopt the clerical policy
towards that country. In relation t.
France Thicr< said the country was
neither BonapartiSt nor Monarchial, but
Republican. and thi, must be recognized
by Marshal NarMahOn.
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The Iron Conference.

PITTSBURGH, November 2S.-Thc con-
ference of the iron manufacturers and
puddcrs of this city, in relation to
wages, held this afternoon adjourned
without arriving at any definite concIu-
sion. 4 final meeting will be held on
next Saturday, when it is believed the
present troubles will be satisfactorily ad-
inStnl
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Canadian Parliament.

OrTowA, November 2S.-Among the
members returned to the present parlia-
ment, are Mr. Norris, for Lincoln, and
Mr.. Kerr, for West Northumberland.
W. l.. \. SENEGAL, has been appointed to
the Senate, vice Mr.. Mahlat, deceased
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Oil Matters.

The Citizens Oil Refinery Of this city,
have suspended payment. Their liabiI-
ties are about 100000; the assets cannot
vet be given.
The Conduit Pipe Line Company COM
plctcd their line of pipes early this morn
ing, and are now pumping oil from
Milcrstown to Fairvicw at the rate of
about 1000 barrels per day.
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VOL. IL.
At'heeliug Register.

Gold closed in New York Saturday
st ~.