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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-10-03
A TOTAL ECLIPSE

OF NIL other medicines by Dr. II. V. plorcoS
"goldCn Medical Discovery" N approaching.
and consumption, which is scrofullo,s dlscasc
OF the lungs.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-10-03

air Garnet Wolseley calls war corfes-
pondrnis of newspapers "tliDse newly
invented curses VI atmles,'
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-10-03

Failing! 7

That Is what a great
many people are doing.
They don't know just what
is the matter, but they have
a combination Of pains and
aches, and each month they
grow worse.
The only sure remedy
YET found is BRowN's IRON
BIrrERs. and this by rapid
and thorough assimilation
with the blood purifes and
enriches il, and rich, strong
blood flowing to every part
Of the system repairs the
wasted tissues, drives out
disease and gives health and
strength
This Is why Browns
IRON BITTERs will cure
kidney and liver diseases,
consumption, rheumatism,
neuralgia, dyspepsia, mala-
ria, intermittent fevers, &c.
aos s. Paea 81, Baltimore.
Nov. 40, 1881.
Twas great sufferer from
Dyspepsia. and for several
wetks could eat nothing and
wa growing weaker every
day. / tried Browns Iron
Btttor, and am happy 10 say
! now have good appetite,
and am getting stronger.
Jos. MeCAwLEy.
BRcwNs IRON BTTERs
Is Hof,a drink and does not
contain whiskey. It is the
only preparation Of Iron
thai causes no injurious cf-
focts. Get the genuine.
Don't be imposed on with
An&atioaA
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-10-03
n. w, FLoURNoY,
Attorney-at-Law,
BRISTOL, TENN.

VIII practice IN the Courts of Washing.
ineion and Scott Counties, The Court " Az.
peals N Vs., aud The u. r. District and CIR.
cut Courts Al Abineivn, Va.
Nov ~, iSsisty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-21

-, foreshadowed by the commercial situation ano
r-snt events. The shrlnkage Is only the inev-
go. result of undue and reckless speculative oper
-. II has been n quest only OF tlme wnen
-. .hr;ntace In values would begin. There never
- heen any other than speculative reasons why
- for stocks should rnle as high as they nave
o. swallow does not mako spring; neither does
-. rear of phenomenal prosperity for corporation
s-..tlish a permanent value for its stock. In 1870
ar Chicago Milwaukee and st. Paul Railroad
..-rea gross. SIS $50, 900 with 400 miles OF roau
nd a funded debt of S27.129,000; in les2
- will earn. gross, about S20.OOOOOO,
eth 44OO miles of road and a funded
aoh. Of not much under 500 100000 In 1879 the
Is.lavare. Lackawanna and Western Company
earned net 81. 1872 900 on a production OF S'loo'oi
cons Of coal and with capitalized hrst charge "a
sac. 775, 900: in 1881 1T earned net - 'o0'oof
with production of 4,9ohVOV Vo1o
20 co,l and with capitalized first charges
- sc, 700 600. There has been an era
when figures did not count and comparisons
,rsrn odious in speculative circles the epoch OF
,eason Seems 10 be returning. To-day market was
,-ragnIa-: few stocks were pegged, such as West
ero Union. Northern Pacific and Union Pacific, ana
such stocks did not sympathize with the general mar
tet Yet there must have been larger selling OF 'hos0
stocks above the pegged figures by inside par'io,
because after general closing up OF inc SH0''
interest on them and that because OF the "'1n"
with which theirprce were held against the marAcU
Inst before the close these figures fell 4@ 2 Der
heIow that at which the peg had succ essiuiIV nvlu
.bau during the day. The espec'@iS
weak securities were the granger S'"oNS
aud the coal stocks The trunk lines aiso VIZ
,rsok but welded les, than those first named Lake
shore opened at 113. against 1l4l2 on SATURDAY
sicbt declined to I12l4. rallied TO 1884 and endeo
a. 112ss. The reported transactions amount 10
e-s 900 shares, indicating business OF al ieaS'
COO GOO shares There is little doubt that a con-
ido,abe short" interest was made IN those stochs
,hicb developed the greatest weakness and IL WIZ
not he surprising If after little while there sh'i'
so,low speculative rally In such stocks but those
stocks which to-day were so well supported nave
,,ot CO much basis Of that character for rally as
,bev had at the opening of business this morning.
rrbe market closed weak at very near the lowest
figures of the day. -r
government bonds were drll and weak Inc
holdings were lower Is per cent for the 3Las ana
!, ner cent for the As and 4l9s. Annexed are the
closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-21

The large reoei ysr q Cattle aHrnsthG week we're & D
alts - IeSl an hess iseHs 7e e Never
Bezest- 40 head. 2 e. sna. . a head q y y IN
roe lead a. zoe AL head T. sAmuris 315 head J.
" hite -sj head Lew Co. 30 head y Lehman bIo7
Jersey C,y. Coney Island and McPheIsoa for a.
Ulnan IL PeuHsy yaAia cera 100 b. at ~ 70 - . 90
lSo n ISt7 u AZ lse' % Do 80 a.. 10y H. a; ls &c
DiAon& Hard 10 kentucky sioers Loo H. at II c So %
ono Steer $50 h. At =: So n 10 tsG o. at iIs
DO, lt5O r. az Il NG less 81 do. l,3H D. At &c ~
ho io[ b. h Ser q S ees eS n a. 90 ~ 80 80
Jen ey HafriotI d Co il III steers 10 n at Iuc. 50 u
gina "a 5 is Ia 8 L e 50 b 90 100 b. 80
- CO. l w. 10 AZ II &C. e no. do 'Psyh ,Xfd S'S do
3:3 H. at ,oc oo IJ2g p AZ 20 eAs soc per Is1l 40
90 ~ ~ al ~ 90 ~ ~ :. 10 &C. io " en- 1 :
ONO ono 5SeeT Is n n % s. h. 10 do $50 B - i %
NSs6n Gst. O rer n GIaaS y frna.yivania steers
LAO H. a. sac. o. D. Tor $. n Kidd 10 KENTUCKY Steers
Meyer g dlio Steer. T. Il .od 50 To- +
hnc Ohio steers is5 o. stgc 80 u Balls laQ3 %,
Al &c; Jefrey Hertott n ILLINOIS lo4l
u 81 DC. 90 o. for Jennings. Iord a %; Asntae1J
Steers is 10. 80 % TO- 81 per he'd do ol
ID. a l%.e and BIC per heat iqr cnr Sainn 10 Ohio
Peisy lyani4 steer go - a. lois 81 10; FOR " e.
IsFssIsf 4 I fenP 1syi I.anA 9Aea S It
Scr e D. sas p ,ot e', $ pos
a 2Ol ~ al Zoe - - DO ls7o n al 10 80 10 TOR
S.aS AsS de ss D. a. lie les 81 Per head IS 40 a. ~
A. ~; toe webei ~ keataoky Steers LEI
t.. e az g p9 IS r. q S 3 az S 3 S1e
eoam.sion on9 9sf az IN p ~ ~ G. 10 D. .
osA.Tta %. 's q n Ifs sIssf sa7 n At Is 30
issS D. 1t 10 per head do loSo d a. = 10 per
loo 81 da ioss \, at u 81 % 90. Iles NJ a. s. -
2s % IS az %, a i &c for q ! |sd :,
ISSo IS 40 isi q 70 iss iSa aqS q
"a na,..s sto.t. Az d. ii ~ 50 81 head
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LIVE STOCK MARBErs-RY TELEO

BrFFALo Nov. 20 ArILE ..eccipts to-day ? OD mead
ofs Tor me wees aim. lr 90 cad. iOr ume last
Wec 1000 gned through BOO cars markei sisy
Win good tOu"ay pcea or IL" ~ usi
e. MAJ close % zt wees sales f4i ma - -
Good 10 loi,e steers - ipa dt5 tO Far 10 Medium t90
- Lgat Coon Batcne.s - - "a % GOV" anu 5 5eli
Jte-i Light fO Good $40 $50. s. - 'N7 D. cnoi
Fecers "A 5O4 - 10 rat Bus : 90 - STOCK Feeders
% - 40. .,, 49,, ...,t To-
SHfFP AID LAVBs-Reee'its today 4io' head cta ior
me week Thus FAR ~ htad for same time last Week
o eco head, cousgied through cars wai~et 'eIy an
strs western ueeH - trt % a. p" l-A'ii
for yl-r asa -: Coarse CO anns - Jd5 81 " tst
eu Lambs -Ju@J canada LaIHue ~ noe u SUPP anu
lower few sl los 81 - 3D. vlta fU} uo-d'o" 'A'1
a H. re bumuer Wiz no dud tAe pros fci. az pad
Fo---cecei1t 1889 heed total Tor INC wees
tht- Tar o head ior ume last week 4Oo' neat
corsrrIre demand but al owe q e
se - Good 10 hiee YorSers rs 3oG+b 3D. Good butcueS
eillm McI-lL-, - uUdrb y Coca h'aNf ~ 80
Pc. anu ight YoKeis, Mixed SOde6 20 number OF cars
un~oid-
~ LOUIS Aov 2O-B0Gs-Receipts 5000 head ship
resf- 800 head marAft active iofkers - H1p o.
p.,kug ri So 4-8 30 Butchers 20 EztiA ~ 90 - 7-
CAfLl.-Hetripfs. - head. sal uerts, - hedo L'Ih
vc. .uat ,aiI,c aud delcrs - -" o. Mixed '
IA Eucnsrs So sl - 't OoOd Z" Nhoi1e tN--', :
lHc. GRADES 81 = - - g.. '','u -
lNlng % 10 lJ common 20 ram - -'N+''
So -.1 ~ - -. Feeder. s. '' =.
-ur.p- f.ecrlp- OO' heat; IN pments -2' hrhl ha
,sav with r'pd demand Good "a tiOce 4uve NATIONS
,,4 - -. 4ncy - II ~; Texans, . - ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-21
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per Worth Rlr-r Vesssi5 mi Ru!ro1tS
NFw-YORK. Monday, Nov. 20. ISIS
GENERAL MARKET REPORT
Nrw-YoEk. Monday. Nov. 20, 1Ss2.

ASHFS-Qu.et aud unchanged $3.50. ., .,,
COFFEt-lO dulI ON the pot ana 10 Il gIe' e1 ' no
inIl ,toIs owe-. Fan "a goes 81 ~
g.yiae y q the lot on tIange ~ DaSs
j-5c. do, J-~''.: baer
nary 5 g. % 10 ba.s ft brusIy5oc 900 bags 80 81 40
and ,oi blr- iJ. december No =, J.'V a.
5ftic ana Haroh AID Apll 5"o0 BIC hld ahG %sNe'!
StS trades ou It, an nnunI.v unchanged Java A. 20
Do ,sr4csibo Z y D. L-Uas c~l c. 'oat@ i4'd
> BE. leAlc al 40 pc. saw anna H4Vc -, 49,.
CoTrO --t-7t COTTON M C. D. .er hUt quiet o. the al
van sales ~. Dai-s 253 bales saturday es'uihs' m
cntu~ bales Tor export 80 10 e- iOI .pnhlh- '
rIfs N the ID H. to-day t1. "a bales AGAINST 49,, oae
ssl- day 6u+S3 baes last year oi inc SEA
s,T y ba.os, /.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-21

tAALu

r~,rf |l~ pnrv A4faf
SoSc Gii 81 iiiirv 50 MdlInr..........--... los
rurrrcs fay &C i've at ieeaa ices advancing TO 3
r1s osius barey steady al decline Of IL TO - points
No1enioef. l15joId@o Decsmber lgt54lool Jan
Io o. elo APRIL lO7oaIo9'5 Va, lDsa 10y Il Iahs'
P, 10 Il To- Rn-s ana Margins 70 Decembe
lu.4o, JanuIry, l.-oI eeo'"siy' 90 d 4lS";
.osns pnoes Or co4traoss-NoVs Io9, IL; Dc
I,.yo 10 44-4eA' ~ 10 Inv N o5a 90
May, 10 20 ~ '-i ITr,..str.b,e orders io6G
f,. ~ wi:h Nv ce Il oiI oOius trad demand
BUSINESS loi ,1pot nanny IL -c% 3,.ge5 9lss 10 . S9
bus Cy A E1ti@ d. - 80 % 49, io c gS, ct isr
bDs 80. - 3 2u@S" ~ l'' - v ii COV ,.r ne .94
50 ~, 40.O 0yo 10" Grade L5ilI - t'4st ~
oaosliols No. - -oasS 50 la''er extreme soer.ae
-O0sy 80 .auer extreme Common 90 at , ~
oo t1tra western ~ AZ s.: Cho - SOC
Good 90 10 SS aoe So - CGs5 i Common Minnesota
:, ~, Gs4 10 Gear s. - rye si1lure ~ oGts 90
20 ~ % II Louis oolInon FAIR rIra . soQs 90
yfr Ct n + IS Cty .aM Fztia Tor West indies 80
30 a. c cou e5 ae' - T s 90 FUR Saa-i un
cnau-ed. secs s5O bD.s common 10 Good Extra . avg
export - 5Jss5 EYE FoU about steady IS,
fiou IN ta.t eaags, az s. 55as5 DO. cohN MEAL
4GiIRSAIS@wmEAr-Murse sc. lower; moderate e1
Ioti sad ~ m al al i- Iae above jhs iowest plrss
sses ol ~ bush nItarc, 900 bush casa Including
81 Cd Steamer no r. o. II 49, -
tI-s Ia =
Ggl % delivered migrated White ;0e asl ~
No White 81; No. 4 White 81 c3s Tor
certificates: No 81 November 81 "a 81 O'N4 closing
U73. December a. - a a p~Ae closing - U.s.
do January, 4y-sGel as closing = loe ~ req
c1,cr 8 Os6..-RYE dull ana nominal Westei n 40
ioads Riley quiet. WI h01 ue 1ded change N lcc
a,,+- !O "A basn. tIid1A 80 BrGL- - VI 10.
Canada r otel o. 1sGc. J. 9GdJ.c; AMI No BIighi,
- U1aSl 1., .... HARLEY MALT quiet and unchanged
l. Ck EIEA dul and 10 or ga - 90 bush, SO
90. clos NJ 1T Inside p1 CORN MAX IN
Utlons aIcod Closing MN al OuHids
expOrt and bu.s homo taie 90 llnd ad
ta-ea brslaess Opuons s9es -loiuOU bush future,
600 M sh cash lOas Ot the cash c. tIOi .
Tor r1DTi IA, To b. MA ~ oi nome use 90
40 ti,i1g uui yoses UEZradsd Western Mixed at o.
5-I,t low l,tIe.. - lXed ouci
SO = SIC. store about O0OUO Dush az lne 4uo'A'on
atd 20 a % been l. uanuIact flng pa4iOses 10
delivers, Goa 80 ~. anu fulho.ei
sale- a. irh as SIC. No. Mixed November sDtSS G
cosins SIC; December, .o4G - &c, Closing '''2S'
d. yesr lah7Jla dosing 75As'. New yea - 10
MAY. 80 DO 'ac Closing 80,
without aecidtu change sa1 AI iC'lTo
s.'-s JJ bush including No at AZ &C 80 80
for "a delivered; No sci no nV
As,c. No 2 +6l1eto94c. Tor CERTIFICATES g
No / 52c. AiIsd western. 30 &c; - me 90. 49,
49, E45asc closing $40. DO January - $50 ~ y'
tnR Al 80. February, 45l47t Sc ciOalns 49,
"a "A arsn lJs.c clo.4g lJ-4c do May 4Oc oiOshB 4oo
FEED fairly active. 40 d, . 2 aSO o. A4' o' ~ W.
80 L.: IOU ID, J5a 81 O5; Sharps, o. % Gel ~
sruCAs ~ sTOKg ~ SBH-YOKh. BRooaAiS AND 'hhSHi
CITY GRAIN wAKEHoCsEs AND HELD IN hAIL"Ai
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-21

Ioxpox Nov 2O-l23O m-C0nsols, lOl 'le tor money
and lt.li,o Tor the account. cent bonds L.
GO tour aud half per bonds 10 p me. 90 uO
second cons0s gaJt: New YORK Central lJ5, LIMOS en-
trAL Is q PeansylsaD Central, OLA Aanuo anu a.
ny -. Neg-York. ontario AID Western. 2os MlNau-
ace and common. llO'4. 49,. Va,
Io,Icy Nov 2O-4:DJ y ID u lantc and Great west
err first gage trustees certificates AOs NeN iG
Gen - cuusa, II - fTlr. a3is; DO. second oh@,N
New ork entral i34: ininuls Central, l5l a. lesdh-
p .. AeW-YorS. ontario and Western, % MI" @1Ae'
and II. Paul common Lob
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-21
Gra.es. feuoers, etc.

T S. CoNOYER & CO.,
THE LARGEST MASUFACTU REas IN AMERICA
OPEN FIRE PIACIsuRAlES AND FENDER5. BRASS
ANDIRoSs, FIAE IRONS HoDs SCREENS. a.
DIRECT IMPORTERS OF ALL KINDS OF TILE
No. 30 WEST 2sDsE.
Brunch No. S6s Caaa-sf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-21

Total Grain. bush 7.bS23W '.iS4o%o 4"'7'
a.S AID sTRAW-PIims Hay Is steady, bht con
mon aual.lies are easy. straw steady. NC ars@.
Msdun 70 Prime Timothy Hay - eslc-' 9npplab SoTt
boo, clover a. SS3ci 70 ! Isyo straw 90 9oo'-' ~
ui iDSA aough tue movement less liberal al Prices
remain nrn. o.. .o,aa-.s,nd %
neInout Pubic England TeP1t tle ~
Americans at n while private dispatches ~ - - raTs
ef and that me Iechs - 9 a. a.
IL large sapylrs OF Americans A huhOn " - -.
here ri guInsnJ IN explanation Of e
cline In pTtses hefs. AID the olhsLehco, ..ora 80
b.t yeea interior. Cther dsAelsi
decline only natuI al. the market anu lie
haze been minated ~ speculative tohaoucies anu ma IA
legitimate movement either ior export or many
rapid advances certain " IA Wa.
brewers Ding market rather thhi Ds
preseat asking prices To-day stale sold Al - ~ VIII
syer hofssTs demanding 81 lOeSI lJi Ola state Anu
Essl-Fu quiot nominal al 3 G. aSl- a., 49,
-.> orleans sold pretty well haer iot .ne
stref aE9re toO obs within the range OF o
Lhoaca, VIA Doc geneIAY the -.
aIa.l oOu haa arrived POI siosinas AoHOIo~s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-21
9rtumn Resorts.

DERSONS desiring TO economic can have
good board for the winter low price country tire
hours from City Address A h - Cortland On HUI
y. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-21
{. :. Mail Steamers,
ANCHOR LINE. L. :,

4 NCHOR LINE. [. ;. Nail Steamers.
N NEW.YORk aud GLASGOW. via DERRY
from Pier 20 SOrJh hiyer. New-YOrK
BOLIVIA -. OF ~ .- Dec - 3p m
D4.NOSlA... Dec. 2 a. ~ e. iCA-S IA. Dec 10. l. am
Rates OF passage
GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL BELFA-Tor LONDONDERRY.
CaDlns 500 $50. tckeis at tsrlurei rttes
second Cabin StL SteeraQs-Outward, Prepaid SO
For Tours scotland" rates plans &c. Apply c.
OhTS>ON BRO hR,. bOwunx Green.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-21
brslus5s Chances.

A TTENTION-A splendid chance for yonng
with 5000 To SOcO0 10 take quarter interest o.
rsrtng senio partner In pontable lght mangfs nr =
business For Information adartss MANCfACfChEh'
ofoe,
BAKERY, confectionery and splendid Oppor-
ID tunty for restaurant elegant equipments large busi
ness bargain tor somebody ". H. WELLS 81 Lisoriyst
WANTED $4,000 canital with an active
w special partner Old and weilknown hrstesssr re-
tail business MERCHANT, p. o. T. 2s@2 y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-21

THE RAILROAD EQUIPMENT co.
CApIrAL fi5 53PyS asybP5A bIr5 ID IH.es
posi-. IARrIN a. CO. 30 PIN ..-sr
OFFICE OF THK SEW YORK. LAKE ERE AKD(
" EsIERN RAILROAD tOaPANT.
NEw-Y YORK. Oct p, 1857.
Ty7HE ANNUAL MEETiNGOf bond and stock
holders If the New-York, Lake EIie and western h-
road company ton OF Deriors ana Tor te Trans
aci.Dpo may come DeIOIe tht hr.
irg viii he held m OF company. No q Cortland
- IA The C of York II hsDAi the 10Th DAY OF
Noyembe- next, al J l:45 O'Clock a m.
The koS vii be opened al u noon and remain open
ri ~ c. u m oil thar day The transfer books 81 both
cor,on and preferred vii be closed after business
bours on saturday the 25th ana einAlh closed A
N rcpe-osy the 2sSh day OF NOvemb Der next
% 0'1S1 VI '-0 -''''' A. L. MACDoNOUGH,
Secretary.
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BORDEAUX LINE.

ID Nega1d .lirect.as - the 30 ICh u Frllss
NETWORK AND SOHOEAUA DLSftE
CHATEAU Lar TIE AOuU tOAs. ABOUT .oN. 40
CHATEAU LEOVfLLE. 400 tons. t-dacsday. Nov. q
Trlvalier, Tor Franc, spain Ilt ITALY PgrsaesS PAL
Nice Hc will ave q ~ 40 sGJel,s ~ OtNls slts -
CABIN uacuding winsL $50 oJserAga SIS For 2ls'Ass
1ppH ELE BoULANGER rs BeaTersL
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fosl aao 1ouHh

I OST or STOLEN Book issusd y
IL the sEAMENs BANK FoR sAviSa 81 gsss ~ 50
DAY IN a.ss ~. sPSv y y Sf II: g NELLY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-21
ErpnPEAN MARKETS.
GnGTdIi
COLUNBUS. CHICAGO AND INDIANA

NOLTNBUS. CHICAGO AND INDIANA
" CENTRAL IA LWAY COMPANY
PURCHASING G IMAIIItE'S NOFIlE
The reorganization agreement Of his company having been
ae-.tted holders tau nIno eals ~ its on
tIfed First Bonds and sefeu-c-htAs 81 an
Glasses oil is bonded ueDt many sons interested Ia me
rfes who have hitherto failed 20 subscribe from lack 81
NOTICE or other having requested hat aIuTtof 0ppor
10 them for their nj u me age
neu the Purchasing Omuee have resolved Win the con
se OF maJOiy the present subscribers 10 reopen the
fpr further signature
signatures 10 the REORGANIZATION agreement VIII there
he bouuo1ers Iui aioc NhOlrs a. Jt
office of j. - Kennedy Co., 80 o. William ST.; OF Oh G.
Osborn & 0 81 Broad 81, or " The mon Irust Com,
ranv No - Broadway New York. from November unlI
November -. IS1 Al 3 % no.
hsu COmni feceir ready for delivery
az The on Trust Company, No IS broadway
New ORR.
Sonic VII hereafter when plymeut Of assessments
mon Income Bonds and lock vii 10 req uled
Newly DIX Nov. ;. Io1-.
WILLIAM T.. OFT. }
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Ocean Steamers.

4 MERTCANS gong abroad and desiring
- precious choice iewelry bronzeS or The latest
novelties invited visit our Paris store No 81 AVenue
dePOpera, adjoining HOtel bellevue. $500. -.
HOWARD q COMPANY,
OF Eilth Avenue, New-YOrk.
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(IUNARD LINE.
rENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY

4 LNLNAL 7 III VI 4 I'M = = :, Y ~ II
" BETWEEN 81 YORK AND HAFh[
per Company 10 - North river, 1905 0i M,'i.s.
The o. line lvpi D)tl trlls6 Oy bs-st
raj way tue discDnfjrts ths CA4AHsi "a
small JO1L ,,..,....- ~ 30, . , "a,
"wednesday. NOy. - a
Sgptell Wednesday. Dcc. 4. !
LOUIS DE- BEBlAN NO Bowling Green
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GERMAN MAIL.

7 Hamburg American Packet COmpany's Line for
PLYMOUTH lLondOn CHERBOU Re- Paris. ald HAM
81 hG.
STLFSIA. Thurs. Nov %. WIELAE D--Thurs. Doc ].
sUEVIA.. Thurs. nov. 80. BOHEMIA sat Dec o.
Rares 10 Pars extral FIRST cabin for salgs before
April l. $40 second abin go otcera,e, 81. *
Gu tv reduced. Steerage from europe 50
send for Tourists Gazette"
kJNHAkDT & 60, {. RICHARD & CO,
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OPEN TO SETTLEMENT.

Secretary of the Interior, Teller, has
decided to reopen for settlement a
tract Of agricultural land, embracing
about 10 100000 acres. in Northern
Dakota. THIS body of land once form
ed a part of the great Sioux reserva-
ton, but had been purchased from thai
tribe, and afterwards withdrawn from
settlement by Secretary Schurz.-Tu-
coma Ledger.
What is to hinder the early opening
forthwith large portion Of the
Nez Perez Reservation to settlement
Mr.. Gardener, the late inspector at the
Nez Perez agency, reports that the
former representations to the Indian
Department have been that there were
only 10000 acres Of tillablr land on the
Nez Perez Reservation and that one
half Of this amount was already absorb
Ell oy the Indian farmers. Blu. on
coming here he finds that about $50,
900 acres Of this reservation is good
tilable land, an amount greatly too
large for these Indisns. The presump-
ton then is that provision will ere long
be made to have this surplus made
open to settlement. 1t seems to b.
the policy of Secretary Teller to abrdge
to very great extent the Indian res
ervations and give to them such amount
only as they can utilize for their own
benefit and in some form allow the
whites to settle upon and cultivate tht
balance. Let every a,an Who knows
the facts as they exist make fair and
just showing of these facts to the Hon
Secretary, and they will be likely t.
receive such cousid ration as the fac,l
warrant.