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STONEwALLJ JACKSON.

We understand that the well-known
publishing house of d. APPLETON " Co.,
of New York, have nearly ready for pub
lication the life of SToNEwALL JACKSON,
fully illustrated by views and portraits,
and including the orstions and scenes at
tending the unveiling of FoLEY's statue
of SToNEwALL JACKSON, in Richmond.
We advise all, especially disabled soldiers
aud women out of work, to write to the
publishers at once and secure an agency,
as the work Is to be sold by subscription
1t will have a large sale.
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NO. 1870.

COMMON Sense MEDICAL ApvIsER,
book Of about 900 pages, which be sells
at the unparalleled low price Of 81 %,
has already been sod 10 the extent of e1-
hausting two editions amounting to forty
thousand copies. The secret Of Dr..
Pierces success as we'll as that Of tho
great reyiyalists, and scores OF other
Americans, who by their genius have
advanced step by step from obscurity u
aftiuence and distinction, consists in
treating the people with consideration,
sympathy, candor, and honesty. No
man, who hopes to attain either wealth
or distinction, can AFFORD TO deal unfairly
with the world or be Indifferent to the
wants and best Interests Of humanity.
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Extensive Brewery burned Loss
S3oO,OOO.

New YORK, November 23.-To-night
the extensive brewery and malt house OF
David Jones, on 9th street near avenue
G, was entirely destroyed by fire. The
hnildinr was heavily stocked with grain,
malt and hops beside the immense vaults
filed with beer in process OF manufacture
and great quantities Of ale and beer.
Loss estimated at $3.50 600. Insurance,
100000. Adjoining buildings were
damaged BY falling walls to the amount
Of $4,000. The fire originated from an
explosion of Gas which escaped from
leak in the pipe, and WAS ignlted by one
of the workmen striking n match
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American GcnIus-MOOdy mud


Nnukcy.
The great revivalIstS, MessrS. Moody
and Stnkcy, who electrified stHId old Eng
land with their eloqucnce and cnthusl-
asm, are fair samples OF American gen
ius. Springing from among the COM
mon people. their sympathlea are alive
to the wants OF the "ho,f people, ana
herein lies the secret 0i their great sue
cess. Ihose VINO seek 10 De Pofu'"
must study ana DC La'I','' VIII" tue
wants oi the har'',, ana provo 'o!"'
thereto 10 tH's l"ct VIC D"y tI"'' 'n'
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Book Cases (!
AT
G. MENDEL, B0UTH & co.'s.
nov20
THE MEDICINE THAT CURES
VEGETINE!

Taking into consideration the character
OF It's vouchers, the history OF it's cures and
the eimmense increasing demand, Vcgetins
may be iairly entitled the leading medi-
cine OF the age.
For scrofula in the blood, Vegetlne II al
iniallible remedy, and no person need SUI
Ter from tumors, ulcers, and all diseases
arising from impure blood, II Negetine IL
case of Scrofula In existence that Negetine
will uot cure, provided, however, the vital
functions have not lost their power oI
action, all that may be said TO the contrary
Notwithstanding.
disease, As the following unquestionabie
evidence will show.
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What is Vegetine2

II IS a compound extracted from bHrkr,
roots and herbs. ltisuature's remedy. II
Is perfectly harmless from any bad effect
upon the ~ stem. II is nOurishing Hnd
strengthening. II acts directly upon The
blood. It qulrtS the nervous system. u
gives you IA good, sweet sleep at night. II
is great panac"a for our aged fathers aud
mothers, for IL gives them strength, quicis
their nerves, and gives them natures
sweet slccp-Hs has been proved by many
an aged person. II i the great Blood
Purifier. II is a soothing remedy for our
children. IL has relieved and cured thou
sands II Is very pleasant Ia take; every
child likes II. IL relieves and cures all dis
cnScS originating from impure blood. Try
the Negatinc. Give II a fair trial for your
complaints; then you VIII say 10 your
friend, neighbor and acquaintance, "lry
IL 4; IL has cured me-
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Money and stock
Market.

NEW YORK, November 23-MoNEY-
Closed at 3(l4 per cent. Prime mercan-
tile paper 6G8 per cent. Customs re-
ccipts $498,OO0. Exports of produce
Sj,520O00. The Assistant Treasurer dis
bursed $448,OO0 Clearings 81 100000.
Sterling Dull at 4S5@487!.
GoLD-Opened ut ll43, declined to
l14E, and closed at ll4.. Rates paid
for carrying were u, l, 2, 8 and 3! per
cent. Loans were also made fiat
GOVERNMENTAL
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, November 23.-Flour-Quiet
and unchanged. Wheat-Dull; No.
white Wabash 81 80; No white Mich
igan 81 2S; extra 81 80; amber Mich
igan 81 70 seller November; 81 49, sell
Ter January. Corn-Firmer and held
higher; high mixed spot and seller No
vembcr GOc; new 633c; low mixed new
81 &c; no grade j6c; new l9c; damaged
new 4j!c. Oats Quiet and steady; re-
iectcd 3lc.
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Mr. HUTCHINSON, Of Wood, said yes
:rr4ay afternoon that he and sail of US
were at sea regarding the impeach-
m-nt business. If Mr.. H., who has taken
So -e.y prominent part in the whole
matter. confsssos himself at this date
,a,r spending so much time taking tes-
.many, &c., at sea"-so utterly cou-
founded that ne doesn't know where he
how in the world does he expect to
gel through.
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, November 22-Petro-
leum-Firmer; refined l2s@l2lc; crude
lOsc. Flour-Quiet and unchanged.
Nheat-Firm; red Pennsylvania 81 SO
al 40; white 81 43@l IS. Rye-At
S5GS6c. Corn-Quiet; yellow 7G@77c.
Oats-White 42@5Oc; mixed 39!c.
Whisky-Western at 81 l6. Butter
Steady; New York and Bradford county
34@35c; frsts 27@29c; rolls western
286 30c; frsts 26G2Sc. Cheese-Firm;
fine western l2@@l3c. Eggs-Firm;
western first 3l@3 32c.
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Demands oftnc Light House Board.

WAsHIyGroN, D. C., Nov. 23-The
Light House Board ha, asked for -, l'9-
800 for the support %: the general Light
House establishment for year ending
June Goth, 1877. rs against $1,s99 06O APP
propriated for same purposes last year. 1t
has also asked for 1899 20 i"r the pur-
pose IF constructing new light houses to
light ships, &c, for next year, rs against
SgI5. .iO5 this year. Among ether aH-
preparations a,ked .or Is $4,000 for
building light house NJ or Eear Port
Lamlac. and between Fort Craft and
Port AuxbaIQues, Lake Huron.
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pronoscd Advance In FreiShts.

Nxw YORK. November pa meet
ing Of the presidents and freight agents
OF the trunk lines is to be held during
the present week, for the purpose OF con-
sidering the advisability OF raising the
present rate of freights to the basis oi
one dollar per hundred pounds for hrSt
class to Chicago, all other points TO he
regulated in accordance herewith.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW YORK, November 23.-Busness
was checked by the stormy weather, and
was light with commission houses and
jobbers Cotton goods quies at un-
changed prices. Plaid prints in moderate
demand. Pacific prints reduced to 74c.
Woolen goods ruled qniet, except cassi-
meres and overcoatngs, which are in fair
request. One thousand pieces OF black
silks were sold at auction and brought
fair prices.
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The MississippiJetties.

New ORLEANS. November 23.-The
Jetty Commissioner report advises the
use of more and heavier stone slate; that
much work has been done, bu: much
more will have to be done before any
good results are obtained. They regard
the South pass of the Mississippi as NOR"
susceptible of Improvement than was the
Salina, mouth of the Danube. where II
20 foot channel has been secured by
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Pittsburgh Market.

PITTSBURGH, November 23.-Wheat
Quiet; new red 81 2lGGl 80 for good
to prime; old red 40@l42, Corn-In
light supply; shelled G4GGGc free in ee.
vator; new ear 4595jc. Petroleum
Quiet but firm; crude 81 81! at Parker's;
refined l28@l2!c, Philadelphia delivery.
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Report from n Practical Chemist
and tpOthecRry.

BD9TDN, jan lUNTN INI, I0If|
DEAR SIR: This Is 10 certify that NAV"
sold AT retail ljiiy dozen I ,sJ2 bOttI,~j at
your Ncgotine sine" April II. 1870, and can
truly say that II has given the best sati,-
faction OF any remedy Tor the complaints
for which II Is recommended that even
sold. Scarcely day passes without SOM"
of my customers t"stifylng 10 It's merits "h
themselves or their friends. am perfect
ly cogniZant Of severHlcases OF scruiulDu7
Tumors being cured by Negetine a.onr III
this vicinity Very respectfully yours,
Al GILMAN, its Broadway.
To II. K. STEVENS, Esq.
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FOREIGN.
The Spanish Note G onsidered too
Moderate.

LISBON, November 23.-Private ac-
counts from Madrid state that the Con-
stitutional party is divided. Some advo-
cate abstsining from the approaching
election. 1t Is also stated that the major
lty of the Ministry disspprove of the re-
ply of the Minister of Foreign Affairs to
the Washington note, which was regard
ed as too moderate. 1t is understood
that the reply as finally delivered to
Washington was drawn up by General
Jovellar, President of the Council and
Minister OF War.
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. .Sc,uementat IS Percent.

BosroN, November 23.-The creditors
Of Gutter, Tower Il Co, stationers, have
found their liabilities 10 be $1,000 and
the assets S89, ,2s5, and have agreed 10 ac-
espt 35 per cent in full for thelT claims
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Don Carlos Claims TO Have Saved
SnaIu,

LONDON. November 23.-The Carlists
official organ claims that Don Carlos has
saved Cuba and the bonor of Spain, his
recent offer of truce having caused the
Americans to modify their attitude
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Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, November 23.-Petro-
Very Arm and strong; standard white
9!c; prime white l0!c; car lots cash
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rsJu our reports TINS morning the
abilities are that the weather to-day
be partly cloudy, with north to west
.l,. and lower temperature.
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Broadway & Twentieth St.
New York.
500 PIANOS & ORGANS

New and Second hand, OF First-clAsa
Makers, will be sold at Low Prices lOI cash.
or on lnstallments, or tor rent, IN city OI
Country, during these hard times and The
Holidays, by HORACE WATERS SON,
4sl Broadway, than ever before Offered Ia
New York. Agents wanted Ia sell Waters
New Scale Pianos, and Concerto Organs,
Illustrated Catalogues Mailed. Great ia
ducementS 10 the Trade. A large discount
0 Teachers, Minister. Churches, Lodges,
chools, etc. erS.2q
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THE DEAD V|CE-PRESIDENT
Arrangements for the Flu
neral.

WAsHIYGToN, November 23.-The
colored citizens last night made arrange
ments to attend the funeral of Vice
President Wilson.
The committee, representing the
Senate, House of Representatives, State
Department and Supreme Court, met
this morning at the Department OF
State. The general wish was expressed
that the funeral take place Saturday
next at noon. The services are to be
conducted IN the Senate chamber and
the remains to be conveyed TO Philadel-
phia to lie in State in Independence Hall
till Monday morning. In otherc re.
spects the usual programme of such oc-
caSions will be followed. 4 sub-com-
mittee was appointed consisting OF Sena-
tor a. G.. Thurman of Ohio and Repre-
sentatives Warren of Massachusetts and
Garfield of Ohio to mature arrangements,
after consultations with the delegation ap-
pointed BY the Governor of Massachu
setts, who Will arrive here this afternoon
to make such notifications of the
proposed programme US they may sug-
ge,t.
Senator Boutwell, Is expected Wednes-
day evening.
,c,io,o, tho N,yy Deprrtmcnt.
pnrs,,on, totbo ordnr If the President
,.oi,arJam ~ J,,,r rono w. M rdirg tho dcatb of Vice.
President Wilson, the Navy department
'naa "a, ,b ,ba JaT foIIowinr The recent of the
ap2', ','L .Lo & 49,, - ssch rovof st.,Ion
o,I',' ,'o-"I Wv hn 5%;.,oJ a. baIf mast and
"'I 'o's' w 't -, snoJ o. sn,riso and .
'"It '''' go w NJ. II =
national salute NJ sunset. ne "ilCers Vi
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AFheeling 9e9lster,

,,sly closed iR New York yesterday
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RAILRoAD BONDs-Strong, except
Hannibal and st. Joe convertible, which
declined to 923. Northwestern issues
higher
STATE BONDs-QuIet
STocKs-Extremely dull and general
ly steady. Hannibal and st. Joe shares
were exceptionally weak. Otherwise
the market was featurele,s. The trans
actions on the Stock Exchange aggregat-
ed $4,000 shares, of which 5000 were
Pacific Mail 5000 Western Union, 1000
Rock Island, 5000 st. Paul, 5000 Erie,
5000 st. Joe ana 1900 Lake Shore.
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CpcC SAMPLE TO AGENTS. LADIE-
FnEE Com bination Needle book, with
ChromOs. send stamp IDEAS s CO, New
Bedford, Mase, Cctl5.D
New-York tribune., 1875-09-28
A NOTICE TO BURN THE MILLS.

The CITY PICKETED AND PATROLLED BY TROOPS
REGIMENT UNDER ARMS-THE INCENDIARY
TALK OF THE STRIKERS.
FEY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRwUSEl
FALL RIVER Sept. 27-Midnight.-T city ap-
pears to be quiet at this hour. Another military
company arrived tonight from New Bedford. The
three outside police stations have company of
militia under arms inside, and all the patrol beats
have been strengthened, especially in and about the
mills of which there forty in the city. In addi
ton to these 500 troops quartered at the armOry
ready at a moments notice for action. The follow
ing incendiary notice. which is specimen of the in
fiammatory talk heard, was found posted upon Bed
ford-st., and is the cause of Marshal Wright's pre-
cautions to guard the mills:
MONDAY, Sept 27.-HOw boys, burn ROck-st. 1t will
find somebody work Now is your time. Do 1t at once.
Damn the insurance. Burn every agents house you
to.
The Marshal fears that there will be trouble before
morning but he is confident that he has men enough
under his control to quell disturbance. The fire
companies have also received orders to be in read-
ness in case their services will be needed. Dis
patches have been sent to prominent labor refomers
in Boston, urging the calling OF meeting in Faneul
Hall to express sympathy with the operatives. This
unwse movement, it Is safe to say, is uncaled for
now, and its effect would be demoralizing. Just
now the best thing seems to be for the operatives to
60 to work, conditions no conditions and settle
differences hereafter. All the State detectives that
can be spared in the vicinity of Boston have been
ordered here, and Gov. CASTOR is determined that
the peace and dignity of the Commonwealth shall be
upheld, at whatever cost.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-28
FOREIGN NOTES.

MONTREAL, Sept. 27.-Paxton, the abscond-
ing teller Of the Mechanics Bank Of Montreal is reported
to have embezzled over 100000
The Cologne Gazette says that the Jesuits are
urging again the speedy canOnzaton Of Christopher
Columbus, which suggested at the time OF the
Gcumencal Council in 1870.
MONTREAL, Sept. PA communication has
been received here stating owing the failure OF the
the uf of ST lawrence the settlers will be in destl-
tute condition during the coming Winter.
LONDON, Sept. 27.-The British bark Area
da Capt Anderson which sailed from London, Sept 1s,
for the United States. has arrived at Falmouth for re-
pairs having in collision with another vessel and
received much damage
The Moscow Gazette says that it may now
without indiscretion reveal fact which in Feb 1855,
was known only in the high spheres OF st. Petersburg
society When the diplomatic body came to congratu-
late the Emperor Alexander H. his accession to the
throne declared nat he would remain faithful to the
policy Of Alexander l. and his late faher-the policy VI
alliance with the Courts OF tho North.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-28
THE FURNITURE or OGON1z AT AUCTION
SALE OF THE SPLENDID FURNITURE OF JAY COOKE S
LATE COUNTRY SEAT BEGUN-sOME OF THE
ppICRs OBTAINED.

SALE OF THE SPLENDID FURNITURE OF JAY COOKIES
LATE COUNTRY SEAT BEGUN-sOME OF THE
PRICRs OBTAINED.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 27.-This morning, after
number of the sale at auction OF the fur
nture OF Ogonz the late country seat OF Jay Cooke was
begun Ogontz is situated Of the highest points
of Chelton hills in Montgomery County, and is ono OF
the finest residences the country Tho interior OF the
building is finely and richly finished and well filled with
furniture Of the finest woods beautifully and eaboraey
carved The sale to-day comprised the following
Dravjng-rOon reception -roOm library and sitng-roOm
suites of furniture Is manel and pier mirrors 70 pairs
of lace and heavy curtains mancl vases real bronze
and Paran figures and French mantcl clocks two
handsome rosewood seven-octave pianos. extension
dining-room table sideboard, buffet leather dinngoom
chairs fine china, cut-glass and plated ware very
large hanging hat-rack, steers head two large
Nankn china hall vases, 40 chamber suites, with
1nirror-door wardrobes, bedding upholstered chamber
suites ormolu and bronze tenders, rosewood billiard
and ba gatee tables complee large walnut megaetos
cOpio and numerous other articles There were about
S0O0 persons present at the sale. The follown are
some OF the prices obtained; Decorated French china
dinner tea and SERVICE 425 pieces SO5 carved
walnut extension dining table $95 carved walnut side
board, Lisbon marble top, two French plate hr-
bic top and base French plate mirror $3.50 {;
large black and brocatele marble French
mantel clock 80 days. strikes hours ana nali hous
SIO2; Frenchplate mirror, walnut frame, - py llo'
$lO5 Suite carved wood ana green fusi
nine pieces comprising large sofa two small SOFAS Two
arnichairs, four wall chairs, S235; rosewood music
cabinet brocelle marble top $i5 ebony and gilt round
center table Florenine mosaic top, $40
New-York tribune., 1875-09-28
OPENING OF TIE STATE FAIR.
REMARKABLE GOOD DISPLAYS OF POULTRY AM
rII.. o.,,un

REMARKABLE GOOD DISPLAYS OF POULTRY AND
CATTIK-THE FLOWER SHOW IN TENT.
ELMIRA, N. Y, Sept. 27.-The State Fair
opened here to-day The weather is everything that
could be desired The show of horses is very full Fifty
of them forced obtain accommodations outside
There great excellence in this department The cattle
show also overcrowded every pen being occupied Tho
years. The sheep and swine double the Rochester
tiles Of last year The poultry department Is simply
shows in this section have added much in
to this department Of the Fair and brought out
all that Is superior The floral exhibition s given I'm
tent this style of shelter pleases exhibitors and
spectators It Is perfectly calculated for the show Of
flowers and fruits This department will not be fully
furnished until nOon but there is every prom
ise that 1t viii be attractive portion Of the Fair.
Several acres are occupied by farm Implements,
wagons, heavy machines, and other articles In which
farmers interested. The arrangements made by tho
Erie Railway Company meet the expectations OF the
Society. The attendance has not been largo to-day.
The judges begin their work tomorrow ut 10 q. III.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-28
STORM IN ENGLAND.

DAMAGE DONE ON SEA AND LAND-THE TELEGRAPH
INrERRUpTED-HEAvY LOSSES CAUSED IN uv-
ERPOOL AND MANCHESTER.
LONDON Monday. Sept. 27, 1875.
The gale last night was very damaging both
at sea and on land At this hour g o'clock p m the
weather continues bosterous and teegaphic communi
cation northwar is still interrupted The land lines Of
the United States Direct Cable also interrupted yes
terday, but are again in good working order.
LArEK-Further accounts from the North show that
great damage has been done by the storm.
At Manchester large mill prostrated by the gale,
and the falling walls crashed into the adjacent buildings
causing great destruction Of property but loss Of e
Many vessels broke sdrf in the Firth Of Forth the
Tyne at Shields and in the Mersey, and the casualties
are numerous.
The damage by the storm in Liverpool is immense.
Nearly every building in the city suffered injury.
Several fatai Casualties sre reported.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-28

,nvest,eaon undistrbed The acceptance Of tho resg
nation s simply realisation of wish he expressed TO
the President nearly year ago. but which the President
present complies with much reluctance.-Na Re
publican wash. Adm. Organl
II was some time ago that President Grant
reached the conclusion that IL time to unlosd
Of his administration Mr.. Delano called upon %
dsmount but he nractabe and determined to hold
to let him down easy but the vgant people OF this coun
try do not permit things done the sly and the
cause Of Delanos retirement will be just well under
stood II his resignation had been demanded and In.
sisted on the moment appeared that nc had dsgraced
his official position-fBoston Globe UndD
New-York tribune., 1875-09-28
THE CYCLONE At INDIANOLA.

A VELOCITY OF WIND EIGBTY-slx MILES AN HOUR
VESSELS CARRIED TEN MILES INLAND.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 27-The Signal Officer
repors a. follows in reference the recent cyclone at
Indanos The lowest barOmetsr occurred on the after
noon Of Sept 49, when It stood at % 90 nches with the
maximum velocity Of wind ct the same time 50 miles
Der hour Thousands Of drowned cattle strewn over
tho praries south Of Indanoa where they carried
BY the current and several light cossting steamers arc
lying In tie same direction from six 70 ten miles inland
having been left high and dry BY the recodng waters