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A FEW WORDS TO FEEBLE AND DELL.
CATE. WOMEN.

BY r. ". PIERCE, NJ. d., of the
WoRLDs DIsPENsABY, Buffalo, N Y.
knowing that you are subject to great
amount Of suffering, that delicacy on
your part has q strong tendency to pros
long, and the longer Il is neglected The
more you have 70 endure and the more
difficult Of ctireyQHf case becomes, !, "a
physician, who ,iB duly consulted by
scores Of your sex; destte to say to you
that am constantly meeting with those
who have been treated for their ailments
for months without being benefited IN the
least until they hare become perfectly
discouraged and have almost made up
their minds never to take another dose
Of medicine nor be tortured by any fur.
ther treatment, They had rather die
and have their sllilerings ended than to
live and suffer ~ thOy have. They say
they are worn but by suffering and are
only made worse by treatment, OF any.
thing more dlsconraging we certainly can
not conceive, and were there no more
successful mode Of treating such Difficult.
ties than that, the principles Of which
teach tho reducing and depicting Of the
vital forces Of the system, wien tie indi-
cations dictate q treatment directly the
reverse Of the one adopted for them, their
cases would DO deplOrablO indeed. But,
lady sufferers, there IL o better and far
more successful plRn+ot treatment for
you-one moretlin harmony with the
laws and requirements Of your system.
A harsh, Irritating, Gausuc treatment
and strong medicines will never cute you,
II you would use rational means, such as
common sense should dictate 10 every III.
telligent lady, rake such medicines a.
embody thebest inyigorating tohic6 dnd
nervines, compounded with special refer
ence to your delicatet system. Such q
happy combination you win find In my
Fayorite Prescription, which hos received
the loudest praise from thousands Of your
sex. Those languid, titesome sensations
causing you 10 feel scarcely able TO be on
your tSct or ascend a flight Of stairs, that
continual drain that ID 'Bdpping from
your SYSTEMS all your former elasticity,
and driving the bloom from your cheeks
that continual strain upon your vital
forces that renders you irritable and
frettul, may all beovOfcumg and Subduod
by a perseveting use Of that marvellous
remedy, Irregularities aud distractions
to the proper workings Of your systems
are relieved by thismild and sale means,
while periodical pains, tho existence o.
which Il a sure Indication Of serious dis.
ease that should not DO neglected, readily
yield 10 Il, aud II its use Is kept up. for 9
reasonable length Of time the special
cause Of these pains d permanently, re-
moved. Further light on these subjects
may be obtained from my pamphlet on
disdAscs peculiar 10 your Sex, sent on re-
Ceipt Of two stamps; Ny Fayorite Pre-
scrlptioh is sold by druggists. eod.syAw
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SElII.WEEkLY.

By N.ail, n adpaRet, P'''Ass p''fs@' =,
INA vsor,.,.,........SS OOlslz mOnthH,'''''''"'sl
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U,RusTER's SALE.


BY Virtue Of decd Of trust mAdS and eHecuIed
BY Ellen STANLEY, WliQ Of Francis Z Stanley, viii
tic MD Francis 4, Stanley, her husband, 70 iht
undersigned trustee, hearing date thO'6lh day q
January, a. D. lS12, and recorded IN the Clerk
ViHdnIa, In DEED Il TfISt BuoE No I, pisei Isl
and SSS, will sell d Ihhie Auction, al Tho front
door Of tho Court aOuAs q aid Ohio county, In thC
city d Wheeling, % WEbN ESDAY, the ifth DAY
Of February, lS76, beginning a. 10 O'clock A. ~ d
sid day, tho following described real estate that
10 siyi All Of lots Numbered eleven and twelve
III and ~ In the addition 70 The GityOi Wheeling
laid out BY Moss W, Chapllne, Janiel II. FOESyth
Alexander Wilson anil Marcus Wilson, situated al
the corner east Of Main street and north Of Twenty.
hith street formerly called Marshall BTOet) In lhI
Sixth Ward Of Ball city, Each VI Hlid lOt4 'front.'
hity feet $50 i0O on Aalp street. and extends QAAt
waflly one hundred aud twenty-five fest (I22 feet
" th6alBy In IIOf aid lots being oil The slnit
property which VIA plpIetGd " tho said Ellen
STANLEY 40 hOF role and separate estate BY doGl d
jacob Snyder and vile, bearing oven date With tho
abOVe mentioned deed Of trust; together With, oil
and singular, tho improvements thereon, consisting
Of tWO.St0Fy brick dwelling and tWO.StOFy franc
business house, with Other improvements To-
TERMS OF SALE,-On9-fOuItll Of Tho purchase
money In cash on the dayOi sale and lhe residue u
three Glual sOln-AnuuAl InslallmGlS with Interest
upon tho deferred payments from the day Of sale
tIienurphAA8F giving bJld With approved personal
security, and tho tile 70 The property 70 be RETAINED
until the purchase money u fully plll. Selling u
trustee, will convoy tic titV which Is vested IN
me by the said dUOl Of trust Tue SAm01S, how.
over, believed 10 Ia unbGcgntlQnablC, tueil ann
jahi9 JAMES T. ROC EIgSi Trustee,
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nJ-Tho above prices arc lnyariable: Remit q
.,r TlsS In Drafts Or PuStolicO Money OTdGFAl and
Wheto nsIIhnr o. these can 30 procured, send ht
money In Registered Latter,
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Trouble Among The viewers.

FALL RIVER, MASS, February 2.~-ThG
Granite and Crescent Mills closed yester-
day and tho Merchants to-day,owiDg todls'
satisfaction about wages, Tho weayerS
last night resolved that l,0OQ Of their
number would 60 back to England, half,
fare to be advanced to each, 1t Is held
that this will be much more economical
than keeping them OH the funds Of the
Union. Operatives working will DO as
cessed one dollar per week each while the
difficulty continues, The wCayera say
they are ready to submit the dilIsrenCe'
TO arbitration. ~ -L.-- m Ll-1 MI M
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DisgPaceiul Scene in the Penn.
sylyaniR House Of Representa-


NEW YoRK, February "A dispatch
from Harrisburg says: A disgraceipl
scone occurred In the Pennsylvania
House Of Representatives last night,
growing out Of d motion to refer petit
ton Of the citizens Of Lancaster City con.
testing the seat Oft. +. Rosenmiller, Re.
publican, as member Of the Legislature,
10 the Committee on Judiciary, Issue
being Joined on parliamentary points,
Mr.. Wolf, Republican, came in conflict
with tho Speaker, who finally ordered
Wolf under arrest, when the Republican
members rushed to the detenseIOf their
colleague and wrssted him from the hands
Of the SergeaHt.atlArms. In the midst
Of the connection the Speaker adjourned
the House, During tho melee pistols
were drawn, tt- n'a i't'"u
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One Hundred and FOFty-slVht (I4s)
@" Acres Of Coal,

A COnl SHAFT and a veil constructed Railing IN
With furnaces. ..ilisG IlI 70. b9!Glila,
Tho MINI, eighty lew isOt distant from thOsaaT
and l. connected Herewith by TtamWay, b
which coal Is conveyed to al heating, boiling ant
engine furnaces, (Thieknsa Of coal vein, hVo ~
three inGhOGl Upon the promises ne tOnomnh
iOr tho operatives AlAo Railroad Station with 1
switch Tor tbs uIO u The MIL aA de- 'a-
TERxs-onO-thlrl cash, ouS-lhIrd in ono year
and OnO-shrd In two Year,, with interest at S-iI
Appraised al aSO,SOS OO, ''t.a PITT
For information address ss.4 a,
al ~" 7. P. SPENCER, d
ianl4 Assignee, steaboayIlle, Q
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GOING RAsT.
COLUMBUS AND INDIANAPOLIS DIVISION,

Nos. |, q 9And 7run Daily to and from Cincin-
natl all other trains Daily, except Sunday
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-11-10

TIE Republican papers are full OF the
part Baltimore bore in securing Mr..
Csrrolps election. But they don't aliude
TO Phladelphia, which gave Hartrantt
l4,5O0 majority in Pennsylvania, and
yet carried the State by only little
more than 5000.
THEY have a novel plan OF deal
ing with tramps IN England. They
put them in a tread mill, and make them
tramp away for several hours until they
have done work enough to pay for what
food and lodging is furnished them.
And by an ingenious contrivance, while
the mill is turning a key unlocks door,
so their fellow tramps alta dlStauce may
see the bows working. As a general
thing, they steer clear of that place.
SENATOR GORDON, of Georgia, is Of
the opinion that the result of the
late election. was due to the diver
sion OF public sentiment from corrap-
,ion and maladministration OF the Radi-
Gals, to the currency question. lie thinks
the Republicans would gladly fight the
1 battle of 70 upon that, the Pope, the ac-
ouisi,ion of Cuba, the public schools, IN
short qaythinq rather than upon their
record as a party. The Senator Is right.
His head is very level.
THE great event Of the past month
has been the celebration of the fourth
century OF Michael Angelo, which took
place in Florence, but in which not
only that city, but Italy and all Europe
took part. Copies in plaster Of his
statues and photographs of his paintings
were sent from ali the cities in Europe
where tn. originals existed. One of the
most interesting events in the festival,
which lasted several days, Was the un-
covering of bust of the great artist in
front of the house once occupied by him,
and which has for some years been
opened ss museum of articles which
he had used during his lifetime. An
elegant and finished discourse was pro-
nounced bv the poet, Alerado Alcrdi,
after which the crowd proceeded to Santa
CrCcc, where appropriate ceremonies
were performed around the beautiful
tomb erected there to his memory
Rome Correspondence Cincinnati Gazette
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, November 9.-Cotton-
Dull and easy at l3 9-l6@I3 ll-l6c; iu-
lures closed dull November l3 1920
l3!c; January l3 3I6@l3 7-32c; Febru-
AIRY l3 5-l6@l3 ll-82c; March l34ci April
l3 ll-lGc; May 1879; June II l-lG@
IA 3 32c; July IA 3-lG@l4tc; August
IA lI-320l4 1890. Flour-Receipts
10000 barrels; more doing and market
more steady; superfine western and State
$5 OO(G5 %; common to good s. 30@
b 80; good to choice s. 10; white
wheat extra S. l5G8 Is; extra Ohio$j 40
al 80; St. Louis s. GO@9 90. Rye
Flour-Steady at 81 25mj 50. Corn
Meal-More active al 50 30@3 So.
Wheat-In better request; receipts IA
coo bushels; No. ! spring 81 3ji rejected
81 O4@l OS; No. > Chicago spring 81 rs;
No.3$I IA; No. = Milwaukee 81 BOA
l 81. Rye-Firmeri western SjGSsc.
Barley-Steady; Canada West 81 II.
Malt-Quiet. Corn-Steadyi receipts
$1,000 bushels; western mixed, steam, 20
Ca76c; DO sail 7Glc. Oats--Steadyi re-
cepts $1,000 bushels western mixed and
State 4lmjlr. llay-Flrm at so 90
Iops-Flrm; eastern and western l0r
l5c. Steady at l9t@2llc. Sugar
Firm; fair to good refining 75Gs!c;
prime SIC. Molasscs Quiet; New Or
leans new 75M7sc. Pctrolcum-Morc
steady; crude d4at; refined l$!a l&4c
Rosin-Stcady at 81 O5. TGrpentinc-
Steady at 4lc. Eggs-Stcady at 22!m
SOC. Pork-Lowcr at 50 -. Beef
Unchanged. Cut Meats-Quiet; western
long clear l2lc. Lard-Lowcri prime
steam quiet al l2lG, l3c. Butter n.
changed. Chccsc-Quiet ut Gml2}c
Whisky-Steady and in moderate de-
mand at 81 II.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, November 9. - Flour
Steady and inmoderate demand. Wheat
Demand active and prices advanced;
No. ! Chicago spring 81 II; No. 2
81 O5s spot seller November and Decem-
Der; No. 3 90I@92ic. Corn
Demand fair and market firm; No. Z
52lc bid spot; 5l4c bid seller November
474c seller year; rejected sic. Oats
Dull; No. 2 3l@3l!c spot; 3OS@8lc
seller November Barley-Firm at IS .
@sS!c spot; S63@8Gsc seller November
Ryc-Firm and unchanged. Pork
Steady for options; cash lower at $50 20
spot; $40 80 seller November; $40 Il!
C1l9 90 seller April. Lard-Quiet and
firm; $l2 $O@SI2 So spot; SD 20
@12 % seller November. Bulk Meats
Dull and nominal at SG s!@lO3Glli
ml2c. Whisky-Steady and IN moder-
ate demand at 81 u.
On call board, whest,irmer at 81 0Ss
seller December Corn-F'irmer ut 54c
seller November. Oats-Unchsnged.
Pork-Easy at $40 90 seller year. Lard
u nchanged.
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IT would be disgrace to any town
not half the size of Bellalre, to have no
better hall than is here.
The Wallace cornet band reports that
they had very pleasant trip down the
river on Saturday last.
DR.. II. II. ARNOLD and Prof. Gilbert
gave their last entertainment IN OiIy
Hall last night to delighted audience
DR.. Arnold is the sweetest singer we nave
ever heard, and Prof. Gilbert is the boss
ventrlloquist of the day. They give n
first class entertainment, and during the
singing of the song, ~ long to see the
little ones at home" by DR.. Arnold, the
audience was. NOTED to tears. we nope
they may visit Bellaire again.
THIS is the regular night for the City
Council to meet
THE convenience of the street railway
is now admitted by those who at first
opposed it most bitterly.
WE understand there are some parties
who intend putting small boat into the
Beliaire and Wheeling trade to take the
place of the Market Boy.
A GREAT quantity of coal has passed
down the river within the past few days
and SO far no barges have been lost on
the piers of the railroad bridge, although
some of them have rubbed the piers hard
enough to make the smoke fly.
The funeral of Mrs. Brown, late OF
South Beilaire, took place yesterday.
OS'Sunday night last couple ef dead
beats went to Jacob bursts restaurant
and ordered oysters, and after eating
them, one Of them stepped out. Jacob
burst was not in at the time, but Mrs.
burst told the fellow who remained and
after a good deal Of talk he told Mrs.
burst to get it if she could and then
started off at two forty rate OF speed,
1t so happened that Mr.. a. W. Shep-
herd was present and he immediately
cave chase. The fellow had Il considera-
bla start but Mr.. Shepherd gained on
him at every jump and when ner the
Belmont house, he reached for Mr.. Man.
but got but a slight hold, and just ut that
iuncture they both fell and that broke
MIR. Shepherds hold, and the fellow
scrambled up and succeeded in getting
away in the darknc :,
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American Public Health Association

BALTIMORE, N0ven Der u ne lhlrd
annual meeting Of the American Public
Health Association convened here to-day.
Doctor Joseph NJ Lover, Of Washington,
presided. Among the members present
were Henry Hartshorue, Of Penn
,vlvania; W. 5. Ashole, W. Suively
and Crosby Troy, Of Pittsburgh;
John II, Ranch, of Chicago
Thomas l.. Neal, Dayton. Ohiss IL. o.
Hitchcock, Kalamazoo, Michigan, and
J T.. Reeves, Wheeling.
The medical profession Of this city was
represented by u number Of its most en-
nrut members.
After an address of welcoms by Jas,
A Stewart. the Health officer Of Bnlti-
more. Dr.. Toner delivered an lntroducto-
~ address.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-11-10
Cincinnati Leaf Tobacco Market for
the Week Ending November Q.

There is no change to report in the
markettor Leaf Tobacco. The offerings
have been light and chiefly of the COM
mon and medium sorts of Cutting Leaf
and common Smokers. Ohio Seed not
quite so firm. The total oheriRgs at
auction for the week were 422 hhds and
1872 boxes.
At the Miami Warehouse. l36 hhds
and ~ bxs-l36 hhds Kentucky and
Ohio Cutting Tobacco, at So 25@30 %
for common Smokers to fine Cutting
Leaf; fl cases Ohio Seed Leaf, at S5 00G
Is 10 tor Smokers, Fillers, Binders and
Wrappers.
At the Bodmanu Warehouse: 70 hid
and 81 bxs-67 hhds Kentucky and Ohio
Cutting Tobacco at So l0923 90 for
common Smokers to good Cutting Leaf;
s hhds and | bx West Virginia, at sS 90
Ia 27 %; 90 cases Ohio Seed, at 81 609
II IS for Filters Binders and Wrappers
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-11-10

RAILROAD BONDS Were strong in late
afternoon dealings. Chicago and North
western consolidated coupon gold bonds
advanced to S7{ Michigan Central
scvens to 1919, and Union Pacific sink
ing funds to o7l. Union Pacific frsts
brought 1891, Rock Island seyen5 1929
and Rock Island skies 100.
STATE BoNDs-Qmet.
STocKs-In early dealings were dull,
but ~ the main strong. During the last
hour the market was firm and higher,
with the greatest activity in western
shares. The improvement from the low
c,t point OF the day ranged from / to Il
per cent. Michigan Central rose from
t4l to t6I. Northwestern from IS! to 3s:
st. Pau from 80: to 3jl, Hannibal and
st. Joseph from 20t 10 q, do preferred
from - TO 23(. Lake Shore from 6ls to
62y. Erie from l.! to Ia Ohlos from
Is. to l., Pacific Mail from 3Ss to 3Sss
" estern Union from -. to 76!, and
Union Pacific from 65i TO G6l The
closing quotations in many Instances
were The highest Of the day. 4 heavy
business Is reported outside Of the Stock
Board in privileges cn Northwestern
common. A privilege to put the stock
at any time within thirty days at 80 per
cent, i said to have been given by the
bu!. combination for consideration OF
per cent. The report i again current
of amovcmeut for bull account in Ohio
and Mississippi in canuection or the old
story probabIy renewed-with the Balti.
more and OHIO party q Ba, imDre. II {
transactions on the Stock Exchange ag-
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G, MENDEL, BOOTH & co.,
NOTICE.

To Daniel +. Zane, Isaac Irwin, Trustee FOR
Daniel f. Zane, lndianna T. McHw0rdS,
orion \. Zane, james W. Zane, Edwin
f.. Zane, Clark l.. Zane, Ann r. Phillips,
DELLA Cranmer, Edward r.. Zane, X. q.
Barr, guardian al Iitrm Of Edward r..
Zane, the children OF Noah Zane, dee Il,
aud all other persons having any claim
or Interest I'm the north portion 81 a tihc'
OF land situate on LanrS Island IN III"
Seventh ward OF the city OF Wheeling,
ONO county, and known as the Daniel
Zane homestead tract Of land:
You and each OF you Will tax" notice
that the Application oi the city oi ht"I@
iug has br-u presented to IN" Circuit Court
of DulO county. State OF West NlIglulh, Tor
the condemnation of a portion Of that Ger
tain tract OF land, situate on Lhn"N Island
in seventh ward OF the city OF wheeling,
in said county, known AZ the Daniel Ian"
homestead tract of land, for IN" purpose OF
extending ohio street through said land
pnSf yygrdiN 10 low water mark on the east
branch ofthc ohio river.
Tho portion OF the said land intended tu
br takrn by the said city Of Wheeling for
said street Is bounded and described as
follows, that Is To say: Commencing at IA
point IN the east line OF South Front street
where the south line of ONO street, eh.
tended caSlwHrilY, would iuicrs"ct sali
pOInt: thence north Sl3. T.. 30 feet, 10 low
water mark on the east branch OF the ONO
river: thence In Il straight line northwhid-
ly with low water mark Of said branch ~
fect thence south SHi W. 80 feet 70 the
rast line OF South Front street; thence Ia
a straight line ~ feet To the point Of be
ginning.
That plat Of the land intended 10 be
taken by the said city Of Wheeling Is now
ON file i'm the Office OF IN" Clerk OF the
County Court OF ONO county,
That the city OF Wheeling will ask for n
hearing on said Application before me
Circuit court of OHIO county, on the Z2nd
duy of November, \. II. lh15.
THE CITY or WHEELING,
oc,p,ocaw-t BY q. ". JcfirT,, It's Atty.
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Cincinnati Horse Market.

The market is dull at present Few
of the higher priced horses are selling.
most of the sales being of common stock,
ranging from $40 to $50 per head In
the Fifth Street Auctions sales for last
week footed up $50 head, against $50
head for the preceding week. OF the
shipments we're one car load to Georgia,
at 5000 S5; and one into Kentucky at
SsOMlOO. General prices may bequoted;
Plugs S2O@4O, common work S5o@S6,
common drivers S65@90, medium
drivers $9OGl20, street car SSo9llO,
Boston chunks Ss5@ l20, good harness
horses for home use Sl20@l50, extra
harness horses Sl5O @200, heavy draft
$50 500 and $500. In the mule mar
ket prices are as follows: Fourteen
hands S75Cd 80. fifteen hands SllOG 1876.
sixteen hands Sl5O(G$l1j.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-11-10
Second Annual Congress of the =. r.
Church.

PHILADELPHIA, November 9.-The
Second Annual Church Congress
of the Protestant Episcopal Church
in the United States, Is assembled to-day
in 81. Andrews Church. Rt. Rev. W.
Bacon Stevens, ID. d., l.. l.. D., Bishop
o. the Diocese, occupied the chair The
Introductory address was delivered 10y
ri. Rev. Bishop Clark, of Rhode Island.
The rot communion servise was read
b; RI. Rev. Bishop Hare, of NebrasEA
and the remainder OF The service by Rt.
Rev. Bishop Stevens, after which holy
communion was administered to y large
number Of persons.
In the afternoon a large number of pa
pers were read and remarks made On
untramontaneism and civil authority.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-11-10
/ FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
New York Money and Stock
Market

NEW YORK, November 9.-MoHEY-
Market easy at 8G$l per cent. Prime
mercantile paper 5!Ca1 per cent. Gus
toms receipts $4,000. The Assistant
Treasurer disbursed S274,0OO. ClcnrIngs
$49.O0O,OOO. Sterling weak at 4Sl@iS6t.
GoLD-D Declined from ll4g to ll4l, ad-
vanced 20 Is, reacted to lli3 and finally
closed at ll4, Rates paid for carrying
and > per cent. Llans were also made
flat, and at > per cent per annum and
| Of per cent per diem for borrowing.
Tho rise in gold was based on some cable
tclegrams atloat on the street to the effect
that the Empcrors of Germany, Russia
and Austria had agreed on an ultlmatum
in regard to the Eastern question.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, November 9-Cot.on-
Quiet at l25 5c. Flour-Duil and unchang.
ed. Wheut-Dull at 81 l5ml 80. Corn
Quiet; old 5sC soc; new iOG -. Oats
Dull at 26G 4Oc. Barlcy-FIrm and
unchanged Rye-Quiet and firm at IS
"a SOC. Pork-Dull and nominal. Lard
Quiet; steam PIC; kettle 30, l5ic
Bulk Mcats-QuIct and unchanged at 81
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES al. loose.
Partly Cured Bucon-Nominal Whisky
Demand fair and market firm at II 10
Hogs-Stcady; common s. 0Om7 20;
fair to good packing - 20@7 i5i butch
err, j. 5Ol,7 30.
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$50, 900 Runnim. Race.

SAN FRANClsco, November Pool
selling or the $4,000 running race for
Saturday next commenced to.ms ht.
Wildid.c wa, the favorite at the begin
nig, selling at 800; SpTingbok 800
Rutherford $2j. Springbok sub
scqucntly advanced to $3.50; Ruther
,ori S6.7l0; Katie Peasc $3.50; field
50 3O32; WildidIc still 500. Pools closed
as follows: Rutherford $50; Sprlngbok
$50; WildiGle $25; Pease 50; field 81.
The horses are all in good condition.
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No Note to Spain from the vatican.

ROME, November g.-Recently the
D,a,,o ESpanoi. of Mairid, gave puh'i-
cation to statement that n note had
been dispatched from the Vatican to
Spain. insisting upon the execution of
the Concordal; attributing the civil war
to religious tolerance; demanding that
the Bishop of SEQ de Urgel be tried by
ecclesiastical Judges. &c The existence
of this note is denied here. The COM
muncation from Spain Is still unans wer-
a