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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-01
FLASHESs

| Five inches of snow in Syracuse, New
York.
| There was another run on the great
| California Gold Bank on Saturday.
! The mill men and puddlers of Pitts.
burg have agreed to $5 per ton for thirty
days.
TnesEgyptian army has entered Abys.
sinia. The Abyssinians are letreating
| offering no resistance.
| In the libel suit OF Heilman; VS.. the
Evansville Courier, verdict was rem.
dered for the defendant.
| The Braner Mills, on Hamilton road,
| Philadelphia, burned yesterday, with all
stock on hand. Loss $45O,O0 insured
The BOARD of Education OF Union Hill,
N. j., voted Friday night to prohibit the
reading OF the Bible in the public schools
| hereafter.
| Charles Patterson was hung by Judge
Lynch, near Sidney, Nebraska, ON Sat
urday morning, for killing X. w. Porters.
No cards.
| Henry Tyson, of Baltimore, was on
Saturday appointed Receiver of the
| Chesapeake u Ohio railroad, by Judge
Bond, OF Richmond.
The large woolen mills Of Robert Ad-
ans, two miles north Of Anderson, Ind,
were entirely destroyed by fire this
morning. Loss $4,000; no insurance.
The iron-clad Magenta, flagship OF
Vlce-Admiral commanding the French
squadron off Toulon, caught fire yester.
day, and ultimately exploded. All ON
board saved.
The Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Min
nesota railroad has been ordered sold,
/ . hep poIa t,t ka nj d., dc
Iowa, next month, to satisfay $1,000 00O
Iofindebtedness.
Extra steamers are running between
New York and Havana to carry provis.
lions, the extra demand being created by
the presence of 1900 fresh Spanish
TROOPS In che island. 8 ss 2a
| Henry Chappelle, Louisville substi.
tute letter-carrier, was arrested last
might, on the charge Of purloining let
tiers from the Louisville Post-ofice. In
Idefault OF ", 0O0 he went to Jail.
In. the great ejectment suit Of Calhoun
"a. Derlnger VS.. Cox ct al, at Wilkes.
barre, Pennsylvanla, tor coal lands val.
lued at $4,0O0,000, verdict was ON Sat.
lurday rendered in favor OF Deringer.
The German whose body was found on
1.-THE Erie railroad, track near Otisyille,
lon Thursday last, has been identified as
lGottlieb Luhm, OF Oshkosh, Wisconsin.
who, with his wife, was on his way TO
IGermany. Afs y
Il Col. Michael Mageveny, sr., promi-
linent citizen of Memphis, has donated a
house and six acres Of ground, near tina /
lefty, to the Sisters of the Good Shepherd,
as an asylum for fallen women and indi-
lgent children.
j. A. Stevens, of Council Bluffs. Iowa.
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I
A Melbourne widower lately adyer-
tised for vile, over fictitious sigua-
ture. Several answers were received,
among which was one that particulall ly
pleased him. The chirography was deli
| cate and graceful, the language chaste,
and the signature, like his own, fictitious.
After a brief and mutually agreeable
correspondence, time and place were
agreed upon for meeting. At the time
appointed the gentleman was waiting
IN private parlor at q certain fash
ionable hotel, and shortly afterward a
lady entered, thickly veiled. She came
in trembling, and did not venture to look
up until the voice of the gentleman, in
respectful greeting, fell upon her ear, at
which she started convulsively, raised
her eyes to the face OF her swain, and
then uttered asuppressed cry-a cry the
tone OF which struck upon the gentle
mans ear witha sound not uniamiliar.
He lifted the veil and looked upon the
scared lace of his own daughter, whom
be supposed industriously pursuing her
studies at a school in town some dis
tance west from Melbourne. The young
lady has since been installed as house,
keeper in the paternal mansion, and her
papa is not likely to advertise for wife
again until his daughter is married.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-01

enthusiastic over the recovery OF ore
Morris, q medium, from a twenty -four
hours' trance, during which he was con-
sidered as dead. He relates a remarka-
BILE experience during his trance.
Governor Hendricks denies that he
made partisan illusions in his speech
at American Hail, in Philadelphia, on
the Centennial, as charged by the Gin
cinnati Gazette. What he did say was
II deemsit to be the paramount duty of
the Democracy ami the Conservative
men of Philadelphia to re-establish for
this great citya reputation for integrity
in every thing thai affects the public
welfare."
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-01

AT recent lecture upon the steam en-
gine OF to-day some one exclaimed, in
the midst of the learning being poured
forth, "But what is steam, old fellow 2"
Fhere was great deal of tittering at the
Disconnected appearance OF the engine
savant, and he proceeded to lecture.
This'would not do, and the same voice
exclaimed, "But what is steam, old fei.
loWw "Well," said he, after moment,
II think it might be described as water
In a. state OF extraordinary perspira-
tion.v
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-01

A. Vlcksburg wife informed her hus-
band the other morning that she was
working herself into the grave for the
want OF hired girl, and as he went out
she leaned back and fell to weeping.
The children were making noise in the
hail as he passed out. and he called out:
"You must stop this racket Your
mother won't live week, and when you
get stepmother here next spring, she
won't put up with any such toolingp'
When ne came home to dinner, his wife
met him with smile and said: "Isn't
ours a cozy home, Richard, with only
our own little family TO look after.O
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inches in the channel at noon.
STAGE OF THE RIVERS.
Special to the star.
PITTsBURG, Nov.1.-Snowing slightly. River
2 feet inches and rising,
Oil City-3 feet 8 inches and rising. Snow
fell yesterday to the depth Of four inches.
Brownsville-4 feet and stationary.
Wheeling-4 feet inches and rising.
Middleport--3 feet inches and iaiiing.
LouisVille-4 feet 2 inches at the head of the
canal, and falling.
Evansviie-4 feet inches and falling.
Cairo-Ryer slowly falling.
St Louia--River con- in;es recedlng.
The Bostona came in Sunday from Hunting
ton and laid up. . 10.
The Kittie Hegler has returned from Mem
phis
The Rover has gone to st. Louis.
Cap. Charles David. of the United States,
has been ill at his home iii Madison for ten
daVs past, but is now slowly recovering.
The Fanchon was aground seventeen hours
on Portland bar, but is now ON her way to New
Orleans. ..1.
The Susie Silver left st. Louis for New Or
lean Sunday.
Captain Dunlap has gone to Pittsburg.
The Cons. Millar left Memphis Saturday
evening for Cincinnati. IL
f.. Ames Fisher is in the Office OF the Min
nicola the present trip.
Frank Bryson has accepted the position oi
chief clerk Of the Alex Mitchell.
The Telegraph lies up, and her place will be
taken by the Laura l.. Davis.
The deaths reported at the U. 8. Marine Hos
ptal at Louisville, Tor the month of October
are Andrew Casson, colored rOuster, of the
steamer lrascon, and Henry Thomas, colored
rouster, OFF the steamer Vint. ShlnkIe.
The following new signal lights have been
placed beGweensW heeling and Parkersburg:
Baden-New light located at this point twen.
ty miles Delow fIttsburg, on the right bank,
where tho popular tree stood.
Carpenters Bar-The light on the Ohio side,
OF this point, was moved up about 2U0 yards
near the foot of the Uar.
The Kittie Hegfer goes on the Ways to-mor-
row to be trans erred into acotton boat
Cliff Wakerhas shipped as second clerk on
the Wildwood. .....5n. -.,a...s5
Captain George A. Knight has succeeded Os.
car f. Snaw as chier clerk OF the w ildwood.
The q. B. Church comes of the Ways to- NOR
and the B5StOna goes on.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-01

"Henry, why don't you keep a supply
of cloves In your pocketr asked an AL
bany young lady to her escort at the
opera-house recently; "you wouldn't
then haye-to run out alter every act, and
don't see why you are SO awful fond OF
cloves, dnyhoWo' s.-.t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-01
afarytage Ltcenses.

The following marriage licenses were Is
sued since our last report;
Barney Treynor and Mary Harrison.
Carl Meyknecht and Maria Kohlins.
Anton Wtberding and josephine Zerhusen,
Areius Senger and Caroline Lendowshie.
James e. Hogan and Susan Porter.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-01
P II Z MI IU M q.
THE WEEKLY STAR MAKES THE F0LLOwMa
OFFERS TO CLUB AGENTS 1.

10 any person sending us 70 and i've
subscribers, we will send either of the
following articles: a handsome triple.
plated silver Butter Knife, Sugar
Spoon, gold plated Granger Pin. La
dies or Gents Gold Pen, or one
pair of beautifully chased, triple-
plated silver Napkin Rings, worth. ;. ..S g
To any person sendingus SO and ten
subscribers will send either OF the
following articles: one-half dozen
silver plated Napkin Rings, one-haif
dozen silver plated Tea Spoons, or "a
Ladies' or Gents Gold Pen and Hold
er, worth. ....................... 90
To any person sending us SIS and a
club Of fifteen subscribers, we will
send either Of the following articles:
one-half dozen tripe-p,ated silver
plated Table Spoons, or a beautiful
Thermometer, ivory scale or face,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ef
To any person sending us SEQ aud
70 subscribers, we will send either
of the following articles: one triple
triple-plated silver Butter Dish with
cover, or a Granger Gold Pin, worth sc
To any person sending us $25 and
twenty-five subscribers, we will send
either Of the following articles: one
half dozen triple-plated silver Table
Knives with steele handles, one-haf
dozen large triple-plated silver Ta-
BILE Forks, or set OF Ladies' Jewell
ry, consisting Of Ear Rings and
Breast Pin, with coral or other set
tings of any color, WORTH. ......... 10 {
To any person sending us $40 and
thirty subscribers, we will send eithe,
Of the following articles: a beautii
fully chased, triple-plated silver
Syrup Pitcher, or one half dozen each
of the triple-plated silver Tea and
Table Spoons, WORTH. h.............. 1g G
Toany person sendingus $40 and forty
subscribers, we will send either of
the following articles: beautifully
chased, triple plated silver Gard or
Cake Basket, or half dozen each
Of the triple plated silver Tea Spoons,
Table Spoons and Napkin Rings,
worth. ...................,... le 4
To any person sending US $50 and fifty
subscribe s, we will send either OF the
following articles: a beautiful triple
plated silver Cake or Card Basket,
chased and gilt lined, or one-half
dozen each the silver plated Knives
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-01
Cincinnati Live stocE- Market.
CINCINNATI, Nov. IL P. M.

CINCINNATI, Nov. Ia p. NJ.
The receipts and shipments or live STOCK for
the past So hours were as follows:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Receipts. l768 1865 562
Shipments. .......... al 1l35 2l6
HOGS-Market active and firm. Common
light SG 9OaI 10: good light and packers, $72aa
~, and extra butchers, VI 55a7 65 per Genital
gross.
CATTLE-The market Is moderately active
Common are wortn ~ s5a3; medium grades,
W 2aa4 2b, and good to choice "a 5Oa5 per eenrai
gross.
SHEEP-Market quiet and firm. Fair to
good are worth S3 25a 1 rs per GENITAL gross.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-01
RIVER NEWS.

The weather to-day is clear, cool and pleas
ant. Therlver continues falling, with feet IL
inches in the channel at noon.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-09

IT. Livingston sold on his own account 70 Illinois steers
ey% as :. s & 20 ssr. and 81 head A'a0 Anu
MIG CoWFrosh arIis a. nrss oarioa' s OF - -
~ the cores onins year Good have been IN
al ,7oSs head b. the carload calf ncie OF In
ror and ,Tash cannss o. .@a @ u rs a. sas h
e, AM 10 e1S Sr "s ,e ss wee
Isl last ~c Zoo the week Last ysaI Not
~ iat veal, .owa and ont msd Isas ss 'pas OI, &
0lQ9e d trss calves were shade ssssI "a sna m % 9s
good sen tor less than s. mead and some o.
ne best lots aned ss 20 head a. Van ws asc 'd N sa; y,
about S. 80 y head by Hume Elliott for The week
aH SsTs .e sa lSay acs aFsias iS 1
loads oi,s7 6ea2o cars al Jersey City Forty
hs tn G te Sefs week g. nai ss a7 ast week.
PATTI the corresponding eek last year Among tne 10
lambs and prime and extra sep rom ono ana oss a
Tho demand was fair for good soes bg weas ipr oPn' c @
mon to extra sold at 746sc b with IeH
slecogsg up q c ehe aud poor 10 extra iain'" rA"S N'
Js'es hiT6y sold $50 Ohio shecp l22 at e'ae
g; - state do 93 n, at ac; ~ Canada 90 taln %
Sb aS d. 81 &c. g. at t. 7c Sie i5a Sa Y D. at e the
weeS Se0S gegp IN an lambs s 80 e cn 3 70 average
e',e y Canada sheep 10 r. a. saq z2o 0ig 81 D. ao 81
Ie e. los sats lass s. n ~. and during the week
3 oea sod % 90 70 iao 'sP iss 5 s % aysTnse s r. a. ai
Pler prices ranging rom j1lc TO o'c 2 u for sheep and
Lame q III o. soli 80 Canada sheep, 10 at
Csc = d % 10. - average at 62c u 90, So 10 AZ
&c \, NJ Giac. n ~ at 5Asc.: IL
10 g M Al s.c. 81 DO IO2 H. at &C. 4sT canada lambs y
H. at 7-c IA state do. 81 707lf: AZ do Us D ~
SO "a do 81 N nj AZ 80 y 100 and during the week
7.iG7 sheep and lambs q average - OJ = head m
SWIM eceiyts week number Z9o-e, aednsI 30
waet ami IGsI2 tor corresponding week last
wear Arrivals yesterday tay ~ ear loa- or H.
l66 divided n The saa1iiercTs oi Jersey
City Euretn-st sale alive CJ dresetd AoSs
were solli4g larry at y5l lohc. Y D.
CHICAGO Nov. s-CArTLE-Recei7ts since saturday 300
market fairly and atlrr -rine Under isgo aD,e
vices sal = Of Co.s at ~ 5Od-i StOckeTs. - - -
- iius 81 rs chiefly 81 Is. shipments. l,13o
Hoss-Receipts. 25,OOO; market dull. weak nd lOal1o
10 er but clos * aIIy a. ~ Os1 o. ChIehJ
a; ~ 2Oas7 shipments 1000.
sHERP-feoept 500 prices range 81 aSi fo'
New-York tribune., 1875-11-09
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

MONDAY. Nov. = 1872.
asHES-Ths market continued ulsali isisctory business
dn a ld prices gel 5Gjsc for fos anu oi"
10 IA. for Pearls -. o.. 80. a. A.,
COfFIE,-Tberc 2 decline of sc in Rio Coree To-Day
and av4ces from LILO JaDc9O Ir
yrrng an uoase a. The receipts there te closing tS
ton. 10 uch are l-at0Ioo for ori nary cgVeS lF0lHa
fr tar 10 dl9asc tor gc 2OG2o c iof PRIME anu csno
ami iS3. l0 f8 eoOd-al gOii Fcee ne ree'l S
M the wees nav. OD7 bars and The sales 800 bags ne
stock Al an pr.sis J26i ba-s Incl ldng 20 bags cts
ami 20 bass ia alilniure wth the quantity nov on bdh
ahoai lpsi fr TIE nttd states .Ie tola AlsDl sup
MI, ~ - 81 haaS Mid rA wcrs dull and uncnSetL.
Nara.ai, ia n ze old Java -Jl20- sold, Win
only foslnE . a shade above stsc pf1res
,.r,t ne narkcf a.lI uncha gcd for cotton
on Tie spot ool market vas reported n"e
iu checked t8e export demand asa y
sining dtmaud sit sale l06i bales ieilGlhS iou
Slarlas evening and l5O ~ afriy o winch 40 "s's
Tor rxn r; and Ja9 for consumption rcciS al 'c PI9
~ 81 bal.- day last week, 34E' basi hs yodi'
2.s 8 bales follow are cuirlt qn'tatohsi ~.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-09

bs,es expors IN Great Britain bales coastwise i33s
tales salss 300 eaies stoc< 7ooI bsies ,.,ars.c
reips 5si2 bales shipments 1919 bales sass 3ooo
bales Il ck, 25 -6J ha-s -, ,,..,,,x rosuc
IN Ml,snS sov Good oransry, Nc net receipts,
bales grD>s 1922 bales; exDorts 70 6r@t bun'
3O5i bals- sales 5000 bales stock. III Is bales
Low MIdlng I2L,o; Good Ordinary, II vs., ret recepis
45s bales ~ ba,si exports 70 & ss Cgntns gnsr az
bales; coast"ls.- o,p iaies' Saie> o'' Oa'' 'P" ~
r. sros Nov s-Coion quiet Mdfing. 1ian' lev Mid
sns eraS. si7 bales saisa i5a bal s,ees
GALVESTON, Nov. 81 ottOn Qub q AiddLnE l22c Low
Mding. l2c Good Ordinary II IS let receipts 20 soS
bales ooastwise eO4 Daes sales IL 80 bales scA- o'o'"
bales -
Mddllng. 12a Good or mary II &c ne receipts
bales eSports rst Britain lsS bales to France %
bales coastwise SOJ3 bales sales IzOo Sales stcA oi'
WILMINGTON Nov. s-Coiton firm; Middling. l2Ss LoS
bales coastvise ~ bales sacs LOU oaies a''"
AGiisTA Nov a-Cotton steady; Middling. 12asc Low
Mildling, l2 Good Ordinary IL sc net receipts LUIS
PHIIADELrBA- Nov. 8Cotton quiet Middling. l5.2e;i
Mdding 1liic. Good ordinary. l2asc net receipts
NORFOLK, Nov s.-Co;ton frmer Mdding. 127-c.; net
receipts 6j6@ tales exports coastwse. 2555 hales saes
80 bales stock, IL, ,O2S bg!esL ,o, -
Louis, s-Cot0n steady Mddling. l2aSc: Low
Middling ~ isc Ordinary II a. NJ rec.ipis SoiS
sApmeis sales, I,y57 bales stock d931
GIScrSssr Nov sCotton steady Middling. 1850 Low
bales shipments. 766 baes saes, l. baesi Stock fooo
bales. -
IoTIsyuIR Soy. 8.-Cntton quiet; MI hlling. i2Tsc-
PgfBrHuRl, Ngv. S.-Cotton-Weeky recepts u NOV 0,
l,iy2 bales shipments, lfS5 bales stock. 1851 bales
CHEESE MARKET
UTICA Nov sThere 1000 boxcs OF cheese oIere1
today satisfactory. BIDS OF
I2iaGl5e. were refused ana there were no sales
New-York tribune., 1875-11-09
TIE STATE OF TRADE.
LUROrEAN MARKEr-.

LIVERPOOL ..ov. SIPS p s-Cotton steady Mifding
Uplrnds 61Sied: Miding Orleans, "a F'lss, l2ouD
ai.S lncIng 2OO1 t1r .peculati0n eznr Receipts,
$500 bai whc 20 were Amer a "tt9n 20 ariise
m. MhiIng p.aGls, ow " itng cat q
siipei December and January O-r sail a. bl do. g.
January sal, at BLs uo uu-
Tel aud March del at q ldisf
IIsEai,uOI- 81 ui.~ales OF hidlhne ,rieils
u x claus, NpVrl fr a - DtttiDcF ue-
livery n Cls.cl Lard. % o. TaloN. 40 per cwt
LOT. NOv. $50 T. uiOf lhc salts 81 '"''oh 'ouy
ga u bales were AlneI1ci1. ...., ,.-,.
IIygKfooi Nov 500 D. m-S1lcs OF Miidlng rplands
Cotton Low ddhng Clsusss ipne1 Octobrr ans OFhiDI
lper "a H. AZ Old 90. do tuiher delivery, % 6' I'D
New-York tribune., 1875-11-09

Pec.ipis liver ool f'r wrtk ending Nov "
1870, rom Atlantic ports H. lJO qrs; fiUm Paclhe ports
gi other s0uIcc 53,jOO Gis receipts Ol IviA
u grs a., ,. -
l. NgN Nov S-l2.3O D. m"ousois. 0ts for u lney ana
o., f.r ihr .ccouht T. :. - Ms ~ Js DID, "a Ten
f4r-e- 1uI y. iial ny shaT l. =
los Parts aIricr- quote iteltes at 81. 5Jc.
LsNnOA a0y $3.50 b. uI.-oAgdl, - a. . y cs- i"r
No l. Dutch standard tnc sp1b ad - ag-S ior do
isSnox Soy s-cvanc-Lln OIL 3 p cwt. Spirits
T4Tpe-uA 20 a@tIi q cwt
LtsyuS AAkRGT--NOY. ).
nOsn-COmmon . > >letJ
Tur,rli4llu--~I,rt = - d -tealy
PAis Nov 5-I.xchange London 2JL p - for short
New-York tribune., 1875-11-09
COTTON MARKETS.

sAvaxSsH Nov. s.-couoD nrIn aidiling. is'se low
NdIlnx 10 OnlnaIy, IL s uot receip,s a.su
iIar., gra 56cl bslss sziort= Ia he 'tiunL - .,
ars Ia bales :. l2J bales. socs 81 3
bales. . ,,,,.u ,,a -
New-York tribune., 1875-11-09
Observation-Disclosures

de- NS1 j. n A TX l. kO \ d hE
ROUTE. Trains leave New YORK foot 0 De5byos~es and
T5r. iSf Harishurs Pittsburgh the West and SOUTH
With Pullman Palace Cars attached $3.50 H. and $40
III o3 N Than su"rt a, Iock Haven tvia Philadelphia
/ 10 r. r. DIV connecting PHILADELPHIA s;.O a. N; for
neng AZ CORY Tor Tiiasye Petroleum Centre and tie on
y7r baltimore washington and the south
,, Spss OF Pullman rarlor Cars daily except sunday
$50 M arrve Al waalngton az s'40 p m Regular At
- ~; ;r r phildY5hia 80 40 $50 M 1890 L
4 10 $50 s. Z. s;j0 3 D. M, ant IL night. sunday un,
80 . 4 20 and .. N Emigant ard see0adcL1sS D. m-
9or Newark AZ $50 T. 80 = . 10 l, m. f2 NJ 1. .
80 10 a:so s.lO $50 g. Sz0. t0 n di0. $50. q 7Ss
81 10. $50 p m, and u night sunday : a ui 80 4
49, I @ 6n z TOO g g. 10 u a. H. I'm IL 30
10 $40 4i.ls 43o 4:69 5zO 40 q. ela 6J = 7.3O %
10 III 30 m night SUNDAY, A. J2J. o.50 7.
and s Rsbssy s g. ESQ = 7.tO $40. II IN i2 H. 2sa
M a. ma, AM II sunday. 9;2O .. m
For Wo@Ihrdgr Pertl AnbOy. and south Ainbo, ana 10
far ps Sss BrSnsscI ana a m u H. sI1 $40 5sa.
10 D m an IL nffa IS ssnS s' .S 70 a. p n AMI M
fsr S.asiose IN oeSI M h 81 40 : "a "a aaS I, ~ m
tsr 0 =. T..,un,,sgtSle u, . 81 :. M 2 al,, ana 0 D. m
FUr FIoriington Phnpsburg ana B,YiceTe 9So n ana
For anst ,Iasrsss hr,asn .,. p M
O a. a m 1870, 4. ., ., and D. IN
f.r fsrrhoi. 20 o.. o. : ala a.u y. ul
Ft MignIsowi PcbrrIou. am, CAnivl Perth Am5oy
. 20 "a IN, I'd u aonan,uin unr ion S.lO 4.
Sof nislstosn ana fe,aD % Ipn, . m VIA Fei'a Ahas
Trains srrYo Follows Prom Ftssourgh 655 and 10 IN
,ns,. M an Msdsy s I Fr,u Washington and smore 20 a ~
as TO- and 1877 p ~; SUNDAY, 20 ~ Prom fhia
siPP BIO $50 sg4. a20. 10 q p NJ sunday $40. 62o
| 90, l9l II a m. y 80 30 10 20 xad a, = m
ana ioat 81 nosbrosses and Cytadtsts No Court 81
Ern.kyn and ia is6, and ils u1dsoast- HsSa<sa
kms astnesss oiss "a; sy s.epyrr assu,
! vsAsk raosrsos General Manages.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-09

SIrII Iien y u ~ l2ss Midding.
For fiture A. cy market opened huoy IN WIN me
prospect shsl az The Oris bal the huu M
1ounf ca N the eaily inn rOvecf 10 le l, auu
t. a. are there tGtc sales or 'uyenbr a IL SC
sal : have ueen r ay. after / p m -NoNeml-t = ~
ISlsc no neat Nev4 loo. H.. DeceADfI U
I2e.c: January. 5oa. l3aioc. rehrrgry 4W J." ST.
March 100 Is &c: 100 lJl7aac. April 100 - ~2c t'a
Sio ha-- reoav rst ai-NOyemtr, 100. 13 eaec Jan
usrr 200 lslso; February. 800 1874 March, 100 s
t1fat 20 bales second cal. pli. 100, - -c2ci
total 400 baics 7. lri cal-No, tlab,r, i'OD j. O.
i uuarv 10 l3 S.ct. tOial. GO ha''s sales 10
Gsy - 10 = D m.-Noyember, 200, Is = c 100 lSlc
1900 i3 s,ec zoo lS siac $500 sqc; ltO ret bo1
JanGary 500 54c Loo 'ei, 100 Is nd5'i,es feor' ary
81 l8a,c' ,Os - i'ec. l5etac. Alrl l0u l52~sc
4Ov. Nay, lOO - "lsc.. tOai 42.~OO bales "rahd
total lH $40 bales.
AZ CnAug TIE n,arEeI quiet and steady The fol
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Duslues5 Chdntcs.

EOR SALE-A controlling iatcrest in the
4 LEADING DAILY NENSPAP " in o4ty Of 10000
popaiauoD esaLsIe 20 years For pa.l, ,uiais adG ~
= e.. 0l GI-Olu4- 4. LOWkLL a Goa Al Par' tJ"
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YNOR SALE-MILLNERY BUSHES An
0destal usiei amt ssfTi conern dolie payl =
business lease low rrni 20 ran; On ore q"
~, ~ = .ta d. In rnur. ample Hd good opening
clsag rcssniskig OF STOCK fs Orth allowed
10 acclnuls.u, aiJ uO IN nIme.l .,o i n.lndsL
$50. i. IS RI iIf * Co. Brokers,
West rhird-st, NtIcinau, ..
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A. HsRwIN. Aucuoneer.
DY BANGS, nEHWiN ~ Co., 656 Broadway,
ID near OF Books WORKS Of Art. Fancy
Goods ....,,~ =.
TUESDAY. Nov o. NJ p. IN. ENGL LISH and American
books. csrprtssg treat variety Of standard n Miscel
aneols aud eXpcnsvely Illustrated Noiks
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Diui0en0 NJlices.

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LEPAuTAlENT. PHILkDE rlIt Noy 1, 1870. > .
NOTICE 20 -IDCh uULDEkS. he Board Oh
- D,r.ctlrs has TINS dly declared VI APT Lf DlNl
uND Two Pr CHNi ~ tir cap al stock oi me Ooin
f.ny ag- an! alter 80, 10 stock
BAYAkD LUTlER. Treasurer