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and November, do in bbls. 1okc lo&c for October
og aSs or s1s standard white n s
Naphtha lie October November cases quoted al
and sS ssaso o quoted e g, ososs
a. lse for October and November; lots lsc me
nio. and ''sSSy ~ 6 sa on cy quiet y g. Rousevio "
Parkers quiet 81 s75S er United shipments, 81 62I
PRoyrsIoss- -RecepsTPork, packages; beef ST do; /;
market dull and more Or less nominal closing about
r. asn sasH 5 sa s so Al 's' I IS Ses @ & as b mess os :.
tober. at s2l 10 81 50; $50 bbs, March, $40 90
Light S1 es s snd Ss noss nSyy un
changed IN the absence & Bacon xa steady with
50 boxes Boston long clear ls cutmeats steady
iasc, shoulders 81 Ioc sioc iSoo fresh hams i2c
l2c' l3c Smoked meats quiet and nominal,
with .ss G sso drees Iess ey.%ser @ Ana s
1879 and 7s tierces prime city at 13c We quote West
nominaly l24c Batter-Tne demand Tor all descriptions
prices was fair 'tody so choice 81 & o s
do common TO gooa 25c SIC Western creamery fair 20
Western Reserve and Michigan TO choice Isc SOC
very $ IN their o & ome % aG s
crate At null unchanged prices We quote State factory
@ r to good part a@ &C. i1HiY S R@s 1sSe 4
Re oS 4SSly %a & 70 5 s5eS &C. &
ons % were confined ID 70 the usual obbng trade buyers
casks Carolina a sac a7a. i2s S6s Ieuisisns se
Carolina fair 70 prime, eslc a 7c; Louisiana good to
prime GIG q 7hc. Rangoon, 6hc 61Sc, currency /;
Patna, 7c 7%c currency; Rangoon, in bond, 25sc- q
2s<c per lb., gold. cash.
SUGAR-Raw descriptions steady with q moderate
business The sales 200 hhds sugar exc
CSC. and 665 hhds centrifugal 9c The market
for refined quiet and unchanged We quote -
Fair refining, 7zc good do &C. Cuba grocery, fair to
choice SIC s9Sc do, centrifugal hhds and boxes, Nos
6 to 13, &c. Sc do moasses, hhds and boxes 6he
74c Porto Rico, refining, common to prime 7xc shc
off A. 92sc. loc crushed, lie 1lIsc powdered lo4c
G, s1c. a i0c. ; cut loaf iijSc.
SrEARINE ruled dull and nominal at about 1870.
TALLow moderately active with sales OF 10000 lbs
prime at 94c and 5000 lbs in nndry lots from 9b
e@c per ID.
WHsKEY.-Receipts 357 bbs The market quiet and
unchanged with further sales of 175 bbs 81 II gallon
FREIGHTsThe market for berth freights inactive
and easier The general position about the in
charter eights mode business passing in all de-
parments at about steady rates. The
Follows To London by steam 5000 bushels grain at Sd
pool by steam 5000 bushels grain relet I'D 1od
200 bales cotton Tumored) Tied. 1000 boxes
cheese at 45s, and a small lot bacon at 40s.,
and TO London. by steam, flour at Is. Cd.
The charters were-An Italian bark, hence to Car
df direct with 5000 quarters grain at S. Cd Ial-
ian bark hence Naples with 400 refined petro-
leum 2l sc per case and 2300 bbls do do As
per bbl British steamer, hence to London Liverpool
with 1900 quarters grain at IS Cd schooner from Psca
goua TO Gulf ports with 200 feet lumber at 50 $40
to ports vessel from Savannah New York. with 1650o
feet do at $ schooner, hence TO Havana with 100000
feet do, at So So
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above
legal require
ments....... s5,7oo,oOO $5,241,575 Dec. 34os. s25
FOREIGN MARKET.
The London advices reported the withdrawal OF
E84 900 bullion from the Bank OF England on balance
to-day The following are last -Consos money
e4k; consols account 94A 943S 1867 bonds l07s<
lo7h 1865 bonds 1o31S; ten-ory bonds 1o4H 1o4sI:
new nves, 1o3h 1o3%; Erie, 16k Eric preferred, 80
80 Consos and Erie nrmer American securities
quiet and steady. Rentes, 65f 57hc In Frankfort
23L New United States loan, 90
BONDS.
Railroad bonds were nrm and in good demand Fort
Wayne rsts sold Ill Michigan Central eights 49,
and Rock island at 100 Chicago and Northwest
crn consolidated coupon gold bopds advanced TO S5T
The following the closing quotations for Pacific
Railroad bonds Union Pacific hrsts 1o2 to 102H /;
Union Pacific land grants, 9s% to 9S7S; Union Pacific
sinking funds ssh to Ss5s Central Pacifcs los to
1864
STATE BONDS
State bonds quiet and without important change
except for District of Columbia hreesixty lves which
advanced TO 6StS.
MEMORANDUM
Comptroller Green awarded 81, 900 900 only OF tho
$7,5000 600 city six per bonds offered by him. hav-
Ing rejected all bids below the So 600 offer made by
Messrs. Drexe, Morgan Co. and Winsow, Lanier
Co.
Dispatches from Boston state that the Amcs Plough
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Company Is temporarily embarrassed It's liabilities
are $2s 249 and assets S542 SOL At meeting OF the
creditors last week il was thought that reasonable
extension would enable the company to pay in full and
20 on
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LOSING PRIcEs-3 p. II.
THE SALES TO-DAY.

The transactions on the Stock Exchange to-day ag-
gregated 221, 400 shares, follows:-New York and
Hudson, 8,722; Erie 16,soo; Lake Shore, $1,000;
Northwestern, TO- 7oo do preferred S00 Rock Island,
$3.50; Pacific Mail, &C. 600; St. Paul. 1900; do pre-
ferred, $50; ohios, 6,4oo; Western Union, $500;
Wabash 100; Union Pacific, 5000; G., G. and l. G.,
1000; New Jersey Central 1,o64 Michigan Central,
1900; Missouri Pacific, 1925.
OPENING, HIGHEST LOWEST PRICES
The following table shows the opening highest and
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EUROPEAN MARKETS

LorpoN, Oct 23-Eyenng -Produce-Common rosIn.
A. cd. 5s per cwt " toSin,
LoNpor, Oct 2s-7P M-Paris adyices quote rentes at
ERANKFoRT, Oct 23-Unted States honda nav 49,. 90
ASTwEEP, Och 23Peu0ieum, 27sAL Tor aae pale Ameri
- SA'
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Wheat dull and is 70 2s lower sales about 10000
2 s' the shsso % sPFaSs
Isl 80 for No. do do 81 43 for extra white Mchgan
Corn was steady at 7oc 7oc for sail closing at the inside
price with fair demand Sales 5000 BY" bushels M At Csc
re for white 1s's without decided ed change
stained white. Rye quiet with sales Of 5000 bushels
Bsrey was n Ty sctve Sales bushels at 81 IL for
-four and S % 9wSd state for G two f1wsd state s and
Barley malt dull and neglected, and nominaly
We @ In Bond 81 ' oS to
.xe H M end x on s & PS @ stock % on n sSpa I 5 s
oats Beans and Peas.The market for mediums was dull
al pes Ps beams and Ros
very firm in their views White kidneys were in fair demand
change Green peas were duh and. weak We quote =
Msu% e 'oG y x y = 20 % do 8 M 3d. to $ good sr n TO 20
good = - a pea e 4 T. o o red red kidney i'd prime & 81 e S2
81 eo green peas ~ 20 s$i 55 southern black eye peas
GuSSKs-Thc market was quiet ana without decided
change; We quote ;DOnestic cloth ls14c lsHc Bor-
HEMP AND JurE~The market was inactive and nom
inay unchanged Jute butts in moderate demand at
o @ double 5 for %
es@P RH6 1as q aSS g e SF pS ns
scia &C. gold Jute butts quoted at 2c 3c. currency;
HIDEsThe market continues quiet at full prices. The
sales were 1880 2i to % lbs average At
Receipts Of hides for the past week have been follows
from RC ran ep esS % om PS as
per Jane Adeine ss4o from Brasos Herbert E. 4ss
City Of San Antonio 5272 from New Orleans New York
per- oam tor p%
s0 o S4S@nnr per y Ia?n Sm is o%
SAM SAN Jscinto; $40 eosstwisc. Total, si,e45 hides
Stock hand-4s5oo dry Buenos Ayres Entire Rios &c
DO orinocO, 5000 do Central American, 1850 do
i5o do PsrnaR6 6uco Zoo DO African, 200 do West
India 500 DO TampcS LOO DO rruxlo $500 do MeSi-
hides and Sa7 bales Calcutta and $50 bales Calcutta
Calcutta and buffalo We quote Buenos Ayres IS
. lbs 2oc. 24c do 20 % ibs 2oc, 2l1se Monte
Ro raode % . 20 lbs & al ofnoe GO q Il Ss so Is &
Pike; California, q g Is lbs. 2Ihe 2lsls Central
IsAe ls%c Vera Gri ls g 70 lbs i7c sogota, Il 70
l5c gold selected city slaughter OK 30 70 50 lbs Ioe
do; COW ~ TO 80 lbs &c she. currency. selected
centrifugal mixed 25c SOC do eIayed, s2c s4c
4oc Porto Rico, SIC Soc English Islands, $50 5oc
NAVAL sToRR-ho market for spirits Of turpcntne was
quiet and shade easier The sHes we're % 6bs a. 42c
demand and lrmer grades fairly active and
hrmer with sales Of 1000 bbs strained in yards 81 50
and ITO bbs No az 81 Tar quiet and without further
change Pitch dull and or less nominal We quote
81 95 Wilmington tar, S2 rs; Washington tar, 81 rs ;
oIs-Lnseed was moderate jobbing demand at iu un
changed prices Lard quiet but rm Cotonseed in
very firm in their Menhaden dull and nominaliy
unchanged. Crude sperm and whale was quiet and
firm. We quote ;-Cottonseed crude, 44c doc do,
summer yellow 5sc a 6oc; do. winter yellow, CSC
7oc Iinseed, casks and bbs SEC a5sc lard present
sound Sic. 33c; Maine 33c Doc sperm crude, 81 CO.;
No. % a aV a dG s whale
75c SOC do natural do 72c a13c olive casks, 81 Is a
PrTRoIEuEThe market was dun and more or less nomi.
nal GFnds IN BULK K~ onQted " eA bAe Tor October
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT QUIET AND sTEADY-PU-
TUREs BARELY sTEADY-FLoUR DULL AND
HEAyY-wHEAr DULL AND LowER-coRN
STEADY - OATS QUIET BUT STEADY - RYE
oUIET-BARLEY FAIRLY ACTIvE--BARLEY MALT
DULL AND UNCHANGED PORK DULL-LARD
DULL PETROLEUM DULL AND NoMINAL-NA-
VAL STORES QUIET AND FIRM-HIDEs QUIET
OILS QUIET AND UNCHANGED - wHIsKEY
EAsIER-FREIdHTs ABOUT sTEADY-HEMP AND
JUTE QUIET AND UNCHANGED - GUNNIEs
QUIET-CoFFEE QUIET AND UNCHANGED
SUGAR STEADY
SATURDAY Oct 23-6 p NJ
The markets were without decided change to-day,
save in a few exceptional cases Business was almost
eyerywhe moderate, On Change there was nothing
of unusual interest. Flour remained quiet Wheat,
however declined lie. &c per bushe Corn was with
out decided change. Oats were irregular Pork dull
Lard dull Cotton on the spot quiet and steady, and
for future delivery irregular Naval stores were gen.
orally steady Petroleum dull and nominal Gro
ceries without important fluctuations and only mode
rately active. Hides quiet Hemp and jutc were
quiet without especial change Gunnes wree quiet
CoFFEK-The market very quiet, and the general
position unchanged Mild coffees were steady, with
more inquiry From Messrs Scott Sons monthly circu-
lar sock OF Rio and Santos September 23, 1875, Now
York bags; Baltimore do Galveston, 10000
Stock OF Rio and October % 1875, New York.
81 453 bags Baltimore 4o2S2 do. Richmond 1890 do
Savannah 500 do. Mobile, 500 dol New Orleans, S543
Galveston $500 Ahoat and loading for the United
States Cnai advces to oath ult, 255,147 bags Pur-
chased for United States from oath ult. TO 22d
inst 10000 bags" We quote :-ordinary 1916
19c fair do, zoe. 2oAc; good do 2o5sc 2osac
prime do 21c. 2c exteme range for lots 1sc a2214c
Santos fair good 1896 2ozc. gold, ninety days;
Java government bags, 2ec 27c do, mats, 2ec
2sc Singapore do pc, 24c ceylon, 21c pc Mara
caibo 2oc 22c Laguayra, DOC Gle; Jamaica, 1s1Sc
2oc St Domn GO 1sc 1sc Porto Rico 1870 2O1&c
Costa Rca, l9c 81 2c; Mexican Doc. 2lsc Manila,
Doc 21c. Angostura l9c 2lhc.; Savanila, 2oc-
21 nc. Curacao, 19c. 2Uc
CorroN the spot quiet and steady at yesterdays
prices Futures opened Nc lower reganed all the loss on
October and Lice the other months again lost all the
advance and closed barely steady the lowest point for all
months October which closed about last evenings
prices large of notices varousy estimated at
from 5000 bales TO 5000 bales, were issued to-day the
effect of which remains be The closing quotations
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
$1,000 U Pae RR LIST.

5000 do.
10000 I'm Pac sink f..s3
200 shs Phoenix Bank.
80 Adams Ex. 80
Eln Waet lin Tai
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For future delivery the sales follows Yesterday
after r. M-0cober, 100 bales at IA 1332c 500 at
IA 7Ies 100 at "A 5i6c 600 at IA 9s2c November 700
at 1SAc 200 at Is 9l6c., 500 a 13 1890 December
2.2o0 at 10 1885, 500 at l3 i-s2c 500 at l3 5l6c
January 500 at 13 7l6c; March 100 At I3 13l6c; April
6ooat l4c Total, s,loo bales ExchangeI7s2 paid to
exchange 10Oo December for November. To-day, mp to
two Mzoctober, 90 bales st IA $500 100 a. l4hc,
800 s is5e 1000 at ls 1ss2c l6oo at ls 7lec, 200
at IS 1885 200 at ID 1890 December 100 at l34c,
100 at 10 1926. 200 At ls S,lec eco at 1sAc
y II $3c, LOO at is S,iec,, 400 at is os2e;;
7se 200 st ls 1925 March 200 at ls s2c 100 at ls
Total 400 bales. Grand total $500 bales
ton, 24s bales; New Orleans 22s; Mobile, 9s9; sa-
vannah $685. Charleston, 4,675 Wilmington, 1O77; Nor
folk 49, New York $685. Boston, il2 philadelphia So
year. s 4ss Total SINCE September 500 s42 bales Cot
ton reights closed follows-To Havre by steam
Hamburg, by steam lc compressed Bremem by steam,
lc compressed TO Liverpool. 7l6d. by steam; by sail,
Sled
FLOUR GRArN.-Recepts-Flour, $50 bbs wheat,
LAT 359 bushels; 81 450 do oats l12eSo do.
meal $50 bbls barley 56 S9 bushels; barley malt $500
do The flour market ruled dull and heavy without quotab
Southern 1900 bbs at the annexed quotations Rye -four
meal steady with sales of 500 barrels and
$40 So for state and 50 IS is for Pennsylvania 100
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DARTNER WANTED-IN A MASONIC PUBLISHING
house, moderate capital required F. A. NJ. prefereds
suitable party will find this rare chance REDDING
CO. publishers of standard Masonic works. 73l Broadway,
Tork
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DUBLISHING BUSINESS.-PARTNER WANTED FOR
New York branch of extensive of house OF
highest standing experience publishing requisite
but reliable business with $25 600 responsible
head indispensable. Apply to GRIGGS CARLETON, 50
Broadway
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w Dry Goods Clothing, Boots and Shoes, &C.. prices
Parties needing the money and willing
low prices apply by letter TO j. l. w. No. 81 Cort
laudt street, z.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

PARTNER WANTED-IN AN IMPORTING AND
"A manufacturing business an nteigent sdy preferred
realized with the right party silent or active
Address IMPORTER, box l3s Herald Uptown Branch
Office.
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THE ADVERTISER WHO IS WELL ACQUAINTED
with the trade, is desrons of meeting with gentleman
Of business qualifications having from S3 900 to 5 in
ves with view of forming copartnership in retail bns
all information acceptable party best reference
given and required character integrity, DC Address,
for three DAYS, GROCER, Herald Office.
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w CLARK BEGs TO CALL ATTENTION TO HIS
w Patent Horse Clipper, which has now been before
the public for FIVE years. and has proved tsefo be the
perfect machine in the world Sold by all merchants fac
tors sades and storekeepes in the United States
the manufacturerer 232 Oxford street, London England
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An INTEREST IN VERY PROFITABLE SILK
IN business specially will be given the right party
with $4,000 capital needs only Investigation to be appre
cated; arrangement would be made with estAb-
lshed manufacturer having the necessary
for additional machinery Address j. r. box a917 Post
Office.
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AnE nnQ PARTNER WANTED, IN A PROFIrA-
DZO.UUU. bic manufacturing business, long estab-
shed employing ATTY hands, and work for double that
her 20 hll hand Address With real name
only. WORKER. Herald oiiira
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LII FIRST CLASS BUSINESS MEN SHOULD AID
IN vertise in 'The Lantern price five cents Sold by
Thayer 13 South Filth avenue American News Company
and all newsdeaers.
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DARTNER WANTED-WITH 5000; SHOULD HAVE:
Il knowledge of the mems furnishing trade; busi-
safe and profitable and long established Address NJ T.
G.. Herald off
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A no THOSE SEEKING BUsINEsS.-HUNT 4
II. Haynes Monthly Register gratis mailed for
&c negotiated expedousy charge unless negotiation
concluded HUNf h HAYNES, Financial and business
Brokers, 1877 Broadway.
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A NY GENTLEMAN OR LADY WISHING TO INVEST
N capital in an honest and safe publishing enterprise
triple their investment within year persona
vices; highest references. Address W. East Fifty.
eighth street.
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yLvANTED-A PARTY WITH A FEW THOUSAND
w dollars join advertiser in building operation already
where large profits realized IN six months
security furnished. Address BUILDER Herald Brooklyn
Branch office.
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TTUNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE AN OLD
~ established Drug business, possessing advantages
seldom offered; unnecessary that the buyer should
thoroughly understand the active business
remain TO continue extensive mutually prohtablo
portion; about 5000 required Address DRUGS, Post
Office box 100
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yKTANTED-A PARTNER WITH $4,000 TO 10000 TO
establish manufacturing business Of staple article
such clothing shirts &c for tho Wholesale trade
dress LEWIS. box l20 Herald Office.
ITANTED TO PURCHASE-A WHOLE OR PART
w nterest in well established Trucking Express
Business Address, with particulars. E. bex 2S22 Post Of
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UTANTED-BY A PARTY LONG CONNECTED WITH
w the city retail coal business and having a good
class family trade and large acquaintance connection With
reliable hrm who has yard the the upper
Of the city whore his business services will
fair permanent remuneration Please address l.
PARKER, No. 5 Pine street, 8.
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RIO MANUFACTURERS OF WoODENWARE-RIGHTS
for sale in patented improvement article used in
every family profits large. Address p TRNNEY GATES,
IL Dey street; box 2,945 Post office.
no RESTAURANT MEN WITH $2,J CAPITAL-AS
i equal partner in first class downtown restaurants
those understanding the business. Apply to HUNT &
HAYNES, 1877 Broadway.
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DARTNER WITH MODERATE CAPITAL, ACQUAINT-
ed with the auction dry goods trade, carry the
ufacturng OF article; good chance Apply III
Suffolk street, top floor, front
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$1 600 ,sio rASIf * nela wrna n nE a AB3v sa,
wei1 Known Mins1re Troupe Apply 80 Z. W, WOoLCOTT
IOI East Fourteenth street, Union square.
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yVANTED-A LARGE FACTORY, WITH ENGINE
w and Boiler, below Foreth preferred, in k
change for splendid Country Residence. Address GHAcE.
Herald Office.
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.af Chairman Hoyt, Of the Republi-
can State Executive Committee, has
issued congratulatory address, to the
Republicans of Pennsylvania, on the
success of the late election. 1t is full
of very commendable enthusiasm over
The result, and refers, in the following
stirring language, to the contest next
year; Rejoicing as you do, remem-
Der that your victory is the fruit of
organization, laborious and minute,
and that without organization, your
power is gone and your energies are
useless. Stand by your guns, main
tain your ranks, and hold yourselves
in readiness for the final charge along
the entire line, which shall result in
the crowning triumph of your Centen-
NAL year, and which shall start you
in the second century of National ex-
istence, under the auspicious rule Of
the great historical Republican par
ty." 1i
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The result in the election of Sen
ators in this State was as follows
Philadelphia, George Handy Smith
Lancaster, John B. Warfel; Leba-
non, Jacob G. Heilman; Blair and
Cambria, John A: Lemon; Beaver
and Washington, Geo. V. Lawrence
Mercer and Lawrence, Fred. H. Brag-
gins; Erie, Henry Butterfeld-Re.
ipublicans; and the following Demo
Gratis: Pike, Monroe and Carbon,
Charlton Burnett; Lycoming, Mon.
tour, Columbia and Sullivan, Robert
p. Allen; Clinton, Clearfeld and
Centre, Tomas j. Boyer; Cameron,
Elk, Clarion and Forest, P. d. Thorn
as; and Fayette and Greene, james
w. Hayes. he rar ~ rai
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOV. II, 1875.

Kerr, the candidate against Ran.
dali for the Speakership of the House
at Washington, did not receive back
pay, but turned it into the Treasury.
He evidently has a better record than
Samuel. The latter was a back .payster,
spoke in favor of the Resumption act,
voted for it, set up his Convention
against it, got beat, and is now in
fair way of being laid on the shelf as
candidate for Speaker.
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George Shiras, Esq, is being quite
prominently spoken of as the proba-
BILE appointee to succeed Hon. Samuel
E. Dimmick as Attorney General of
the State. Those who know Mr..
Shiras will readily appreciate the ex.
cellent character Of this appointment,
should it be made. He is possessed OF
fine legal ability, and is a gentleman
of excellent qualities in every respect.
His high standing at our Pittsburgh
bar entities him to the recognition
proposed. We congratulate him.
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