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THE woRKINGMEN
IN of this city who are in favor OF coop
eration, will me ct at the Bakers Union, 4th
street, near Walnut,on Wednesday evening
the 18th INST, at sU, p. m. sep1l-2t
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NTCTICE.-The Citizens Loan Associa-
IN tion (office N. w. corner Sixth and
Shipley streets) now offers a new series OF
shares for sale. No bacS payments.
GEO. G. MARIS,
sep1O-I Im Secretary.
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HNIhI.

Mr.. WhitthOrne introduced eli! pTo-
vidIng that the naval authorizes snru
rsoove the bodies Of the officers sud men
los. IN the wreck et the Huron for blria
10 the Naval cemetery al Annapolis, aud
reimbursIag Their rsIstIves Tor e1penses
incurred In removing the bodies from the
coast Of North CsrUuns, Ius Oh WAS
go sne nded O. 70 inciude the re stives q
those men lost from tne wrecSiUg boat
BIZ. Baker. Tie BIZ. psas-d.
Mr.. Durhsm. from the Conmats4 on
Appropriations, reported back the dsn-
clency bill, with toe recomme- ds.Ioh
that the House concur u q csE.ai- part
of the Senste's amendments and non
concur II the others. M DuEham x
plsined lhs. when the bill psssed tae
House It appropriated sl,5is 0Vy. Inc
Senate mad sdded Sl,l39,OJU - the J.l'.
The House Committee on Appropriations
had agreed 20 recommend concurrence IN
tbe Amendment sypropr.aiing $4,000
fo- = State department 0lhding and non
cor .--ence In the smendneli sPpro-
prsJng $4,000 Tor tne star service,
carrying mails.
Mr.. Atklns, chairman Of Ine Commit
tee on Appropriations, intimsted desire
u offer some amendments, but 5lbse-
oueutly declined in order not ~ emosr-
rsss the Dill.
The House then coucurred n the FOL-
lowing amendments: Items tor the L.
:. Mint st. Denver snd Tor the assay
Office st Helena; item 20 pay iae salary
Of Judge L5riag, OF THE court Of Claims
item sppropristing $4,000 'or the
state deoar.men. building; item sPPro'
prlstirg 10000 Tor tho court house ald
bostofice building ST Little RJeS; pro
vision tor sanding public scclnen''
through the mails tree approP Ia ne
5000 10 the c5nmtssiJaer o the Iht-f'
psuousl Prison Congress, g. Stockholm
sppropristiDg $4,000 Tor tbs repair sEc
rss,ors.iou o: patent models. Tie iyt
/ lowing Senate amendments we're Ion
coucurred L: Increasing the item 10
the COZ inyencies Ot ths Treasury De
psrtuent from 10000 to $4,000; sp
propristing 3l25. 900 tor the custom nous
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YESTERDAY, Senator DAVIS OF thi:
State, introduced bill into the body oi
which be is member, making an ap-
prOprlstion for the erection OF a public
building ut Charleston, to accommodate
the United States Court and the Post
office. lie also introduced p bill to
make further appropriations for the I'M
provement OF the Monongshols river;
and one appropriating money fer :ne
improvement of the Little ksnaWhs'
Senator HEREFORD asked for apPro-
preparations for the improvement OF the
Greet Ksnswhs. the New, Elk and Big
Sandy rivers.
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commissioners; sppropriating s24, 800 for
deficiency in the pay OF railway, post
Office clerks, etc; sppropristng $1,000
for milesge TO new Sens'ors st the called
session; Appropristing S9,l50 ter furni-
ture; sppropristing 1914 for m.scel-
lsneous items for the Senste; sPpopris-
ting $4,000 for the Nstionsl Association
tor the relief of color ed women and child
reD; sppropristing $4,000 for the bot
Springs Commission of Arkansas; sppro-
pristiDg $1,000 for Commissioner 70
prepare and publish new edition Of the
revised statutes; appropristing 81 200 for
preparing for the publication Of the pro-
ceeci1gs of the Electoral Commission; /;
sppropris.ing 5000 for the preparation
OF Halls second Arctic eIpeditioni sp'
proprIstlng $4,000 for the publication
of the oficisl records OF the rebellion; T;
sppropris.iug Sl,42O for the legis-
lative expenses OF Washington Ter
ritory; sppropristing sl60s4 for
the psymen. OF the claims audited
and allowed for pay, etc, Of Oregon
and Washington volunteers IN
the Indisn hostiities in 1855; sppro-
prlsting $1,000 for pavement in front
of the Arsenal grounds st Indianapolis.
The question on the amendment 10 pay
the expenses of the Custom House Com
missioners, wss taken by yeas, and nays
and resulted; yeas, % nays, l24; so
the amendment was not Concurred in.
The question the on amendment for
spproprlsting S50O,0O0 tor inland mail
transportation on the Star routes, and
by steamboats,, aud all others thsn rail
road routes, wss also taken by yeas, snd
nays, The Committee on appropriations
having recommended non concurrence,
tie amendment "a couCurred in, yeas,
l4S, nsys, l07.
Al amendments having been disposed
of, the bill goes back to the Senate.
TIE Speaker made tho following sp-
pointments. On the Committee on Naval
Affair, Crittenden; on War Clslms
Martin; on Territories Cravcrs; on In
valid Pensions, Metcslte; on Pacific
Rail roads, Hewitt, ot}New York; Civil
Sarvics Reform, Patterson; on Revision
OF Laws, Hart, on Private Land Claims,
Bickuel
Adjourned
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THESFAfE GR ASGE.

Our fsi:htul correspondent at Fair
mont furnishes our readers, this morning,
with an interesting account of the do
ings of the Stste Grange of the Patrons
of Husbsudry of West Virginia, which
convened in that place yesterday, The
address, extending hospitsble welcome
10 the members of the order to the beau
u'll town of Fsirmont, delivered by MIR,
CHAaLEs NJ. DAWSON, is worthy OF be-
Ing printed in full tor the benefit OF the
people of the whole State, we therefore
lsy II before our readers entire.
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River SPws-

The marks at the landing lsst evening
showed II feet inches and falling.
The Carrie Brooks passed down, en-
route to Gallipolis, last night.
The Granite State will arrive up to-
dsv. bound for Pittsburgh.
The Andes departed, at 4:9O o'clock
last evening, for Cincinnati, with good
trip of freight and passengers.
The Baltic passed down with coal
tow of fourteen barges, for CINCINNATI, at
8 o'clock yesterday.
The Ragon is the PsrkersbuIg packet
this morning.
The Thsnhauser leaves a. her usual
hour for Mstamoras this morning.
The Salt Valley passed down yester-
day morning, enroute for lronton, with a
good trip.
The Telegram, Della and Phseton are
making their usual trips, arriving and
departing on time.
The Fannie Tstum is due up to-mor-
row, en- route to Pittsburgh, from ~.
Louis.
The Laura L. Davis, in command OF
Csptsin John 9. Reno, Is due here to-
dsv. She will receipt through to al
points on the Tennessee river. Captain
w. II. Dorsey, an old and well-kuown
Pitts burgh and Cincinnati pilot, is one
of the pilots OF the Davis. He was for n
long time Secretary of the Pilots Asso-
citation, at Pittsburgh, some wears ago.
Mr.. John G. Kirker, chief clerk OF the
Salt Valley, took sick on her last trip
down, and was compelled TO stop on At
home. Charley Buchanen, second clerk,
is acting chiet clerk in his stead, snd
Charley klrker Is temporary second
clerk.
The Emma Graham, Captain knowles,
leaves Pittsburgh to-day for this whsrt.
The packet Katie Stockdsle, Captain
Calhoun, left Cincinnati yesterday tor
Pittsburgh.
PITTSBURGH, December ll.-River 6
feet 6 inches s0d falling slowl y. Westh-
er fair snd mild.
CINCINNATI, December ll.-River %
feet and rising. Weather clear and mild
Arrlved-Sherlock, New Orleans; Par
ker, Memphis; Andy Baum, Cairo. De-
psrted-Morgan, New Orleans; Andy
Baum, Cairo.
EVANSVILLE, December ll.-Weather
clear and mild; wind from the south anc
west. Mercury 43 to So. River 9 4 10
feet and about stationary. Up-Florence
Lee, Arkansas Belle, Dora Cobler, John
w. Gaff. Down-Etns and tow, Fash
ion. The Ark sunk two ccsl boats yes
terdsy afternoon on the old dam at the
foot OF French Island and damaged an
other. The boat sunk at the shore has
placed her tow In the Green river, and Is
awaiting instruetions. Business good.
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The new constitution OF Georgia pro
hibits perpetual chsrterS with speciaI
privileges, fixes freight and passenger
tariffs, and prohibits all discrimination
Strict laws against daelling are included
II it; lobbying is made a crime and
petty larceny distranchises. The State Is
prohibited from lending aid to railroads
The negro is placed in the fullest and
freest possession of his citizenship, and
the State educates hun. The whipping
post is abolished; there is TO be no I'M
prisonment ior debt; the legislative per
diem is reduced rom 81 to SS, and bien.
nlsl are substituted .or annual sessions.
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FORTY-FIFTH CONGRESS-
WAsH1EGToN, December II.
SENATE.

Nearly the whole morning hour was
occupied in the presentstipa OF petitions
from all parts Of the country in favor OF
An smentmenL 10 the Constilutio7, SO
~ 10 prohibit Ststcs IRON distrsuchlzing
citizens on account OF sex, and asking
the appointment O. committee TO m
oulre into the slcoholic liquor tFsthc, snd
urging Congress no. 20 Lske any action
c,ncyTnlng the revlslon OF the tariff til! It
shall have been sscerts!ned By inquiry
the condition OF tue business o. the coun.
try. and that legislation oa slch As 10
the pinion Of practics! business men
will promote the business prosperity c,
the countrv. All were referred.
A large number o! bills were intro
duced and referred, among them the fol-
lowing:
Bv M. Davis, OF Iilinojs-To establish
a Court OF APpesls.
Bv Mr. Ksilogg-Autnoriziug Il msll
steamer service betwsen New Orlesns s1d
certain ports named.
Mr. Conkling submitted resolution
p7oviding for the appointment ct COM
mission OF seven Sensto7s TO INQUIRE and
report whether any or wha! measures
can be devised to promote comuercia.
interest: with Mexico, and 10 establish
= US al peaceful CONDITION O: affairs on
the border between this country and
Mexico. l. slso authorizes the mis-
sion to seud for persons and papers, and
to visit such places ss ii msy taink pro-
per il making inquiry. agree to.
Mr.. Davis OF Illinois, Fse5ea.ed the
petition OF the Illinois STATE Bosrd oil
Agriculture, III faver OF the creation Of
Department of Agriculture, With :
Secretary 81 It's hesd, who shali De IN 'ne
Cabinet OF tie President. Referred.
Mr.. Msxey, from the Committee on
Military Affairs, 70 whom was referred
the resolution OF November lith, In
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THE DEFENCE OF CONSTANTINE
PIE.

The fall of Plevns, which was re-
ported in yesterdays dispstches, brings
up among other things the question how
would Coustantinople stand seige, and
whs, are the chances OF starving the
Aoslems out?
The great German soldier Won
MoLTKE thinks it would be next
70 an impossioility to carry the
city by assault, and that no
commander would be rash enough to
attempt it, so we shall condne ourselves
70 the question Of food supply for the
besieged. So long as the contiguous seas
and straits are under the command of a
friendly naval force, the Turk need not
fear. The elaborate and costly squeducts
which were built by the Roman Em-
perors, aud which conveyed water to the
city from a distance of twenty miles
among the hills, have been grossly neg
leoted by the Sultsns Reservoirs were
provided At various points within
the city which would contain
an ample supply OF water In case OF the
cutting Of the conduits by al enemy, but
a. these magnificent works are in ruins
There is, however, another source from
which the city may derive water for an
unlimited time and In any quantity de-
sired. This comes from the spril gs that
gush up in the "Vsle OF Sweet Wsters, y
lear Scutari, on the Asishc shores of the
BosphOrous and Sea OF Msrmors, where
The veiled ladies OF the hsrem
hde on pleasant afternoons
II their clo'e coaches. The
springs of Sultsnish opposite Serspis
are especially noted for their size and
0s'ie'ou' taste. Turkey need not be ap.
P'shshavs that her capital will ,tsrvs 81
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public, after which the Grange went into

puUllc, hlLtF WuiSu tAS SAnb6S "S
regular session.
The reports of the various officers were
interesting to an unusual degree. The
Secretary, Mr.. James L. Hall, OF Bar
bour county, made report of the condi-
ton of the order, which, while 1t did not
show such rapid increase as was ex.
pected, drew an encouraging picture OF
the order and its future prospects.
Hon. G. T. Butler, State Lecturer,
made very interesting report, full OF
hope and expressing in strong terms the
opinion of the order In relation to rail-
roads.
Col. r. W. Baylor, chairman of the
Executive Committee, made probably
tbe most important report OF any.
While be admitted that the order is not
any stronger in poIut of numbers, ne
claimed that the members are much
more acige, and that the order has &C
complished more within the last year IN
Business way, than ever before. Inc
report recommends different manner OF
representation in the State Grange. IL
also presented very encouraging report
Of the agency established in Baltimore,
claiming that this agency saved TO its
patrons from $4,000 TO 100000 IN the
first seven months OF this year IN their
purchases. The report also discussed the
question of railroad monopoly in an able
and torolble manner. 4. w. D
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Drawing orLoui,iana state Lottery.

new ORLEANS, December 1.-THE
half million drawing OF the Lou'sisns
State Lottery took place =: the Academy
OF Music to-day IN the presence OF large
audience snd under the supervision OF
Grnersts BasuregsTd and Early. The
following numbers drew The principal
prizes: 70 go drew 100000 lT3lS,
drew $50 600, 81 $50 drew $40 900 20
O6S drew $4,000; 53,l55 drew $1,000;
numbers 55,6iS, 23,7l7, 1926 ard 1867
drew So coo each.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

NV YosK, Dec.mber ll.-hosEY-
At SAL per cent, c!oslEg 81 6Ce6 per
cent. Prime mercantile paper o(97
per cent Customs receipts S2s0,OCO.
The Assistant TreAurer disodrsed
$4,000 C.ssrinks E26 10000. ster-
log strong tor ac;1sl DIsinsssi long 4sH
snort. I554 ,
GoLD-Opsned e. 1886 and cl2-ed
~ lO3. Carrying rates 70 8 Per cent.
6t c.o.e lJs1I 4ere made a.t
SILVER AZ London Is 1914 pence
here. silver bars are 1921. gfesnbscks
III. gold, Et7ar coin pat Pc cent. di'-
cJl-..
G.YEssNESTs-siesGE.
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weather Indications.

NAsHISGToS, December l2.-l A. N,
For the Lowe Lakes, rising barometer,
stationarp and lower temperature, clear
and partly cloudy weather, sne NORTH to
west winds a;e probable For Tennessee
and the Ohio Valley snd Upper Lakes
rising, followed Uy falling, barometer,
south to east winds, rising or stationary
temperature, clear or partly cloudy
weather possibly followed In the last two
districts By rain sress.
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discussed in Wsll street 10 day on
stock exchange Whist sre known s.
grain rosds were wesk in early deal
iugs. Prices fell t9s per cent.
when Western Union became strong
snd advanced l. per cent. on rumoEs that
the directors would proosbly dividend
S20oo,0oo stock st 80 per cent The
market became hrm; the
general list advanced from
I to I per cent The coal stocks
wore weak early In the day. on very
untsvorsble financial exhibit Of the
Reading company, IS shown by former
President of the road. Towsrds mid
day weak tone sgsis prevailed, and
prices fell of I 10 per cent, the greet.
est decline being IN Erie snd Delaware
and Hudson Csnsl. In lste afternoon
dealings the mSrke. WAS firm and prices
advanced / 70 per cent in The genera!
list. In fnsl ssies there ~ss resctioa
o! I 70 per cent. Early in the day
there wss heavy covering of short con
tracts in Western Union, IN con
sequence OF the rumors mentioned above.
Nothing oiiicla. has baeI hesrd nom
eX Xsutiye committee IN session this s'ior-
nom in regard 10 the dividend. 1. w.
generally gwen out that II would 90 %
per cent, and tha. $4,000 would b' sd
ded 70 the surplus, but as 10 stock div
dend nothing reliable could be ob.alooi.
The transactions aggregated $4,000
shares, OF which 1000 were New York
Central, 1900 Ere, $4,000 Lake Shore.
1000 Northwestern common, 1 OoO pre-
ferred, 1000 81. Paul common, 1000 pre-
ferred, 10000 Delaware, LsckswSnna
and Western, 5000 Michigan Central, AMI
2n Dl0 Western Hmm
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CoSaREss proposes to appropriate $6o'-
900 to the rebuilding of William ard
Msry College, Virginia, destroyed by ths
Federal forces during the war. Senator
HoAR OF Massachusetts, has declared
himself strongly in favor of the aPPr7
priatiOn.
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DEE,

EXLEY-On sunday morning Decen
ber eth, lST7, At New Orleans, OF conges-
ton OF The bowels, JABIz ExLEr, aged ~
years.
Funeral from his lats residences, No. o.
Thirty-nrst street, On Thursday morning
st 10 o'clock. Friends OF the family res
pectfulIy invited 70 attend. Intermsni
at Mount wood Cemetery.
LIsT-Ths Wednesday, morning At
one O'Clock, Mrs. AM Il. LI5T, In her ~
year.
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MEHEMEr ALI has been relieved OF
bis command. We think that the man
who replaces him will hardly NIL the
psce from which this intrepid solder
has been cast.
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OHIO has been as conspicuous IN the
wsy Of murder for the last ten days as
/, hiss been in political matters for ten
yssrs past.
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THE city tax, in Wheeling, is 80 cents
m the 500 valuation. In Phllsdelphls'
nj. 1920 in Chicago, s4.O0. And yet
We arc not happy.
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TaE REGISTER is hereafter to be the
oHclsl paper of the city. City adVer-
,,ements will officially appear IN 1t
alone.
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TEuRMAN's head is level and his heart
1, IN the right place on the silver and re-
.,np.ion questions.
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srAsLEY MATTHEWS speech wss sill
,,- whatever his silence may have been.
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G.YEssNESTs-c;esGF

RAILEOAD BosDs-Quiet-
STATE B1sDs Tennessee sdvsrced !
ns- cent. .u4 Louisiana conso!s fell !
.,rgcks-The fsll OF PleynA WAS mucn
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Gss. HARLAN is now occupying his
,.,, on the Supreme Bench.
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Tas great question now is, What Will
Ynglsnd dol
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N'MAHoN will rule or ruin. That
much is now certain.
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Tas City Council last night emulated
Congress in its all night sessions.
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IA. g. Richardson, Democrat was
Yesterday elected mayor Of Lowell,
n ass, 5y 70 majority. he ia the hrss
Democratic mayer IL nineteen years.
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Tug discussion OF the silver bill took
wide range, in the Senate, yesterday.
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Tne revolution in Ecuador has col
lspssc. stter Is houu hard lighting IN
Onto, where it is estimAted Ihst 400
per.o1s we're killed snd large number
,Vourded
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SAsTASDER, December H.. "A great
Gre g raging here. Twelve houses are
already destroyed. The csnsge, a. far
- es.I mated, is 100000 ress Two
hundred families are rendered homeless.
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TIE charming weather has returned
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Rejoicing In ~. Petersburg.

ST. PETERsBURo, December lO.-The
news of the fall OF P,evna occasions great
rejoicing here. The theatres are cele
bisting the victory BY an sddiiioa TO
their usual programme. An enthusl-
astic popular denomination, in honor ot
the Imperial family and army, was made
ID the streets and public places This even
ing, where grest crowds are assembled,
cheering and singing the National an
Them. The city is pErtislly Illuminated.
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The EASTERN WAR
FURrHER PARTICULAEs OP THE
FALL OF PLEyNA
Five Hours Hard fixhttng-Osma an
Pashs, Surrounded on AI sides.
sErrenders HTS Whole Army
-RejOieIus m ~, fS
tRrsburg
Farther Particular. or tue Capture
OF PlayHR.


BocorA, December l0.-At GS0 this
morning, Osmsn Pasha's entire army At.
tackled the Russian grenadlors holding
tbe line OF investment on the loft Osnk
OF the river VId, endsavonng 10 force a
passage. The attack wss msde with des-
perste energy. and portion OF tho Turk
ish troops did penetrate the llhs of iu-
trenchmeuts, but ali attempts 70 break
through the position Of the gron"diers
we're Ineffective.
Alter five hours severe nghting the
Turks we're defeated. Osman Phshs,
surrounded on ali sides, wss compelled TO
surrender with his whole army. Up 10
the present time II Is impossible ~ estl-
mate the number Of Turkish prisoners
or the quantity OF war mstorlal taken.
We only know that everything in
Pevns has fallen INTO our hands. The
Russian lCss Is Uncomfortable compared
with the result obtained.
NV YORK, December ll.-Speclsl
advises from Buchsres. put the number
o. Turkish prIsouors taken st Pievna At
10000 and the number Of guns ~ 4OU.
The ground which was tho scenc 81 The
.orue wss literally strewn with Lhoui-
snds Of cesd and dying. O3msn Pssna
himself was severely wounded before he
would consent 70 surrender. His vslor,
which IS described a. desperate is every
where the theme of talk. The suferlngs oi
the Turks in the belesgured town were
actually awful. Cold, disease and famine
Aecimsted the racks and reduced the
soldiers to living skeletons. To sggrs-
vste their suferings there was no
doctors and no medicine could be obtained
There has been al important rstse N
All classes Of Russian securities on the
London Stock Exchange and theY,m
tain great firmness notwithstanding the
large real Zing sales
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SEALED PROPOSALS

WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE CITY
w Building UNFIT Friday next, 10
inst, Al 4 o'clock 2. n, Tor dlYxlpg
tTauch and fuTnlshiuz and laying an
eighteen inch crock sewer from Virginia
street through tina Alley 70 ohio street,
and thence east 20 the river, according 70
soecincations now In the hanss OF the
: ity Surveyor. The Cosomlttee reserve
tke right 70 reject any or all bids.
WILLIAM AYLES,
declH Chairman Committee.
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atheeling Registrr.

Gold closed Yesterday at lOS.