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MisceIlane Ous Record.

miscellaneous Record.
this city giving to The Fairfield Yates
e. any Ne wSesa a ia. j !, s The,
s wa. dove s n s
ship broke out s goods were re wound or
s sddd s s ns 1e vfe no, iss
the underwriters, and am sorry to will be about total
one"
on hs1 from fSsdsph. oean; BEEN we'll
the h u She probably :ssd On the st inst. The pasen
Orleans.
Whalemen.
shearm Ocean Nc waason f fahasen b Bourne
Spoken.
- sous 30 days from Boston for st Jago Sept a. lat % lon
salina," of Baltimore. 27h nit lat "a 81 NJ Ion 4si
Foreign Ports.
CAprs. Sept SID Altorf SHELL Boston. In port, Rich
cs.,in dG Rochester Peabody for Bsh days; Oseeoa
o gosTos o., A TserRss H2se Gad Noble Dem
Richmond. ;Td S.s Es
RS sscs r. b. Of ,.Ss
Ess collins $i5 s; A %;.
Hfss,Hi % i$%fs ssa &% ai@ 1fs,
Sew oIsass Mary Ann lnsw. Boston go ,s,h. ION.
sssS s;p stE S,i' sa
Bari bs"ss IL . SG is ss
Of 9th, lost fore topmas maia topgllant and bboom
and sprung bowspritwas in contact last night brig Pa
apco, off Nsuse Capt Barker encountered the gale OF 9Th
in lat 80 20 Ion TO- On 8h lat 3d. Ion SO 80 large ship
down TO her. Also returned patapsc9 Cushng which sailed
ct q pa evening off Nauset, with ship Coumbiana
The los ibboom split bowspIt stove larboard bow rail- Sc
Td .RapmoHan Roy Cu's Noreass Queen Victoria Brl
Cyprus Pepper Boston; J I Berthe, Brown, Mobile.
BALTIMoRE, Oct liar Rochester Fountain, Nfork John
A Robb Walker, Cadz. Sid Amelia, Nfork.
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Correspondence OF he herald.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct IL, lsl4.
Dean SiR,-
The politicians in this city engrossed in making
calculations about the election they in
from the different counties in this State that they have
not time either to set Are to house get up riot
The wfg' very silent to-day The democrats are 50
certain Of the Of skunk that they have commenced
making preparations for grand torch light procession
Monday night week. The latest advices from the erior
Of the 8. e this afternoon. gave shunk a majority Of
$500, and eleven counties to hear romten democratic
and one wing.
There is letter in this city from Henry Clay the
Naturalization Laws which the wi have contsm-
paon to publish MIR. Clay is in favor Of extension
OF the natl iaIizaon laws.
The Grand Jury Of the Court of Quarter Sessions
have found true bill against Lewis L,vin, So the
district for misdemeanor IN publishing articles in his
paper about the time of the Southwark riots Gale
to incte 10 riot treason and murder They have also
found true bill against Colonel John @. Watmough.
ex sheriff
The fourteenth annual exhibition Of The Frsnklin In
stitute Of this city will commence in the Philadelphia
Museum Monday The exhibition OF the present
year is much larger than in former years There 10 q
considerable number Of depostors from your city and
State.
SALES TIE STOCK rxsnArog-l25 Girard Bank, III;
90 Grand Cult 10; Philadelphia Bspk l073 n do 1885,
American Fire Ins Co 90; Is Farmers and Mechs Bsnk.
43l; 5000 State bs TAI; ~ Wilmington Railroad 24l; 100
72l; 1000 Wilmington RR SO, s23 $64 IS State 6 IL
SEcoNp BoARp-6o0 Wilmington RR. 243. 200 do ~;
30 Am Fire las Co 80; % Giard Bank III; 1000 Rad
ing RR 72{
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TIE MnLsRfrE FArH. This delusion is pre-.
vaiing IN our city and districts to the breaking up
ment OF business We know OF one who actually
fused TO vote at the recent election the ground that
at hand Since then he has commenced the sale Of his
household goods at great sacrifices and appears deermn
"a 10 strike on all worldly interest and care Another
who was recently married schuylki and doing an
excellent business his contracts withdrawn
orders goods &c and bidding his wife farewe ell for
ever has out Of the city Another has also ren
qnished large contract for building, paid oil his lumber
bill and cancelled several orders Several others have
gone as far and others farther than those noticed
above One person, who unable to pay bill TO his
grocer insisted however that should sent to him. and
upon its presentment the society took the matter and
took measures to settle it-Phn Gag Oct 18Th
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W. s. RiCHARDsoN. M. D.. Agent.


the human whose skill directed the Of pain
be il ,hysca or mental; and foremost H. latter,
disposed place that friend the ladies', Dr. r. FELIX
sounAup How many there possessing otherw
fautess gues) who have groan.d in secret ecked
such I.9e the announcemet Of the wonderful progees Of
Giuraud Italian Medcaed sosp aud Pudrss Subtitle must
have with joyous welcome the repreye death
s.aa oeI F.r Mdde own Y. pye
Haven; pearce. Stanwix Hall Albany; Backus Butt 23i
Chestnut PhiIsdslphia Seth s. Hance Baltimore W. D.
Moore Lynchburg Va q -
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LyERPooE-pactet ship Roscustieorge Barclay lady and
daugher Mrs Gollius and children Mr. Peace OF New
v9ki dhos Halsey Proy depce Hugh Wilson, Chaeston;
Ms: T r1Ss csean , NeY York; ThG Tluds Td
CALcuITA-Ship Carthage, at Boston-Wm A Sale jr Of
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BEACON COURSE-RACING
PURSE OF S250-Free for all tottipg horses Three Mile
Heats in harness IL Offered of October 2st 2sth-
Entries to close r. Smiths 81 Park Row October 18TH by
O'CLOCK three or more 10 make
Purse Of S30O-Free for all otng and pacing horses
90 miles harness ketch To
Noyember good day and good track the 'econd
best The three make Entries
made at Smiths, 81 PAX Row. before the 18th inst by
9O'cIOck I'm, OIZ
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MONEY MARKET.

Saturday, Oct. l2-6 p. M.
The Stock Market remains very feverish state and
quotations huctuang Sales to-day were larger than
usual in many instances at declnca nd in others
advance At the Old Beard stonngton improved II per
cent; Norwich and Worcester u; Mohawk, Fl Farmers
Loan, Ohio es, with very large sales; Reading Rail
road Il Reading Bonds Il East Boston fell of d Illinois,
Il Penney lvania SIS, Harlem, Long Island, Indiana,
Uaited States Bank and North American Trust closed
firm at yesterdays prices At the New Board Long Isl
and advanced per cent; East Boston, Al Norwich and
Worcester .; Farmers Il stonington declinedl
Foreign Exchange still rules very high Bills Lon
donare firm at 81 10 per cent; Paris Of 22} At pre-
sent there is very limited demand The next steamer
leaves Boston Wednesday, the 10th inst and
Vnot expect much enquiry for remtances until Tuesday
which is packet day for this market.
The receipts of the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
Company for nine months in ls44, compared with those
the time in s4s have increased about fifty seven
per cent.
PHILADELPHIA AND READING RAILROAD.
Receipts Tor nine months lsa4. .Sa37 l79
Receipts for nine MONTHS 1913. .........S $751; 400
: Increase in 1874. ............ $155,77
Receipts for September. 1874. .S7a us 10
Receipts for September lSi3 ......... AS s25 IS
s2s sac a
Coal tonnage for September, 81, $50 tons
The immense capital and debt Of this company makes it
necessary tnat the recets should De large much larger
than those yet realized Tho principal freight trans.
ported is coal The whole cost OF the work, with all its
machinery, wharves, &C., is as follows =
lotdi cost. .Yi i9o,4UO
Capital. .....................$2 ,000,00o
Loans. .......:....... .....s'2oo oo0
Mortgage on real estate. l26 700
Floating debt. .........."....lsi94O0 $7l46,400
Another debt has recently been contracted Of 600
lay second track furnish additional engines, and to
build additional wharves at Richmond The interest
the indebtedness ofhe company, including s capital
fall far short Of $500 allowing the running
and other expenses of the road for 1884, do exceed
the paid ls4a pay interest of six per
the capital and debt the receipts for 1874 amount
to least six hundred and fifty thousand dollars The
receipts and expenses for ls4s annexed :
Receipts from passengers. $72 900
FROM meicnanulse 3S,O0O
from Cod . 2IS,osU
FROM y y man. o,oUO
- $780,, 300
Expenses of every kind such repairs, sala
RES. &C.,. Observation-Disclosures. l64, 200
Surplus receipts. ........-..... $3.50 600
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IMPORTANT TO GENTLEMEN
WITH AND WITHOUT HEADS OF HAIR.
CHARLES RlDliWAY

HAIR GUTTER AND WIG MAKER,
HAS REMOVED TO NO n WALL STREET. DI-
O. r. wishes inform those gentlemen who tried
-: his system Of Hair Cutting that i differs from AMI is
ing the most approved European modes practsed
London, Paris &c. Weaers Of Wigs are particularly re-
guesed 70 call and examine entirely method fitting
invented aud pac,csy ap lied BY him. and not to be had IN
advantage over all othes not requ elastic springs al
soaps, Oils. Is ushes Perfumery, &c. &c OLE lw.rc
M AENki rnlLLiss-lhe smallest GRAND ,,ano,,orle
calst be sold and may seen at the Panoore
Warrooms OF Stoda Worcester Il Dunham 36i Broadway
olItfrc -
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veipeau's Specific Pills, for the Radical
cure Of gonorhG glee seminal emissions and all mocopur
lent discharges from the 9retha These pills the result Of
by their celebrated inventor yepes
remedy for all diseases Of the ueha They effect
tanning the breath dsageeiog with the stomach confinement
business Price, 81 per box Sold At the College Of Med
clue aud Pharmacy, IS Nassau street.
w 81 RICHARDSON NJ d. Agent
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PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY
THIRD SEA SnNlata tsAs

THE Government Of the New York Philharmonic Society
beys leave 70 inform the public that subscription list Cor
the concerts OF the ensuing III. NJ
Nessn ScHARrErRERG LUn Dbl Broadway, Franklin
Subscribers Of the last who wish connu. their
subcripon we'll those who sh subscribe for the
desired send IN their
bl he list OF subscription be closed the LIST day Of
November
The Government vii, ensrton TO- render the
omances worthy Of the continued or the public
w first once will take place about the beginning Of No
vember next
subscription $40 rsr annum payable on delivery OF
the tickets for the first Cosce emitting the subscriber three
admissions ch Of the -four Concerts with the privilege Of
purchasing tickets for Concsr ticket
BY order WIN. SCHARFENBERG,
o Secrtaey,
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Price REDUCED TO FIFTY CENTS PER BOTTLE.
ny to the almost incredible Performed by The Of the
Icopher Patent Medcaed compound the proes.
siona character of the proprietor will be deemed sufficient
guaranty against everything Ike quackery and hambug The
pcation entirely relieves the head from scurf and dandru
frncipa Office l6 Broadway, Of liberty street, up
stairs. Beware Of the counterfeit sold one dollar.
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members o the New York College of Medicine and Pharmacy
established for the suppression quack continue direct
Their atteaon to all diseases OF private nature and
can confidently promise requiring medical
safe aud ~ manent without injury the constitution
confinement from business nyalid particularly
TO make application to the College the first appearance
those diseases as vast amount OF suffering and time be
thus avoided One of the members of the College, for many
connected with the principal hospital in Europe for the
Of those complaints attends for alton ay from
A M. tot p. VI.
IMPORTANT TO COUNTRY INVALIDS.-Persons
living in the country and finding ncon make PER-
snna application have them chest containing
all medicines requisite perform radical stating their
nJ osehae VIII az symptoms ume o. contr cton
pad addressed to W. 8 RICHARDSON, M. D., Agent,
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MARITIME HERALD.
Ship Matters md ASenI

We shall esteem it favor Captains Vessels will give
70 hSbEar SILvEY Captain Of our News Boats, report
the shipping left at the whence they sailed the
spoken on their passage list Of their cargo any foreign
medaey on their arrival Agents and Correspondents at home
Or WI aso confer favor by sending this office all
hon Of any kind will be thankfully received
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NEW STYLE OF AUBUSSON

AMIN MISTER ARPETINGS
JUST RECEIVED and being opened large and well
selected assortment OF Aubusson Carpets Of the richest
signs and most beautiful and taseuy arranged colos
ssng OF great variety OF patterns aud
richness and elegance any thing Of the kind before received
full designs and coors-ogeher with splend assormsnt in
every variety of Velvet Wiltons Geneva Velves + pestry
and Brussels Carpengs comprising the largest stock OF goods
ser offered for 81 in hi; city, adapted style d
goods are requested TO call and xsmine tn aboy
making their selections. REUBEN SMITH, JR.,
90 lwissec 254 Rroadway (opposs Civ Hall \
WILLIAM SCHARFENBERG & FERD LUIS beg leave
e inform their friends md the public in general thai they
Mnc for the sale Of which they have opened Depot Tie
store 36 Broadway franklin where may
santy found all the Classical Works Of the celebrated French
German and Italian composers, well Ill the latest publica
soon published in Europe.
N b. Italian Strings superior quality for Vions Guitars
narPs &c. &c Silver Wire, Rosn, &c. o3 lmis
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IMMENSE CONFEDERATION sixty THOUSAND Doll
LARS OF BANK AND MUniCIPAIi1Y Norris BURNtD -
Yesterday morning burned III the Clerks Once Of
the Criminal Court, by order Of Judge Canorge end
under the immediate supernteDdaDce OF the Clerk Of
the Court and Aldermen Crossmsn, Chairman Of the
Finance Committee Of the First Municipality, the
sum Of 81 800 dollars in count reit bank notes. snd
1904 dollars In notes OF the First Municipality, ali
counterfeit. This large amount OF counterfeit money
found Ia the possession Of Vincent Clarke lately de-
ceased tho wss our readers will tcollect. arrested
by Captain Youennes OF the First Municipality police.
some eight months ago and uho was discharged from
prison by order OF the Attorney General In con-
seqnei Of his agreeing 20 make evslopms pis
that would materially and the cause Of Justice The ol-
lowing the names the bsnks Of which the notes
cosntrIsis $4,000 the Bank Of Missouri, Of
the 6enoninaf on slO; 500 6no on The Bank Of
Indiana. denomination, s. so0oo on the Bank Of
Louisville XIV denomination, 81. $4000 on the North
Bank Of Kentucky den mnaicp, $40; $500 On the
Lafa, .te Bark OF Cincinnati, dent mnscn 81 $eCOO
the City Bark Of New Orleans denomination, 81 The
hank narksbly well executed and calculated
70 deceive and the Municipality notes were 90 like the
genuine that told ome OF tb. m ssk.n Ut
Trcasurer's office. Beside the above, there
fv Thousand dollars OF counterfeit rotes SLED
mr. ouSd in his possession when he arresed-N o.
Pic, Oct
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NEUKOMM's CELEBRATED ORATORlO

NEW fOhh ShChED MUSlC SOClEIY.
NEUKOMMs CELEBRATED oRAToRlo
DAVID And GOLIATH.
(FIRsT TIME IN TWO YgARs)
w IhURspAY EvESING a inst, at Il. Tsben.cs,
being their first Publ. Peri for the season ln order
Managers respectfully refer to the following Programme
- CHARAcrEss RErRg:ENrEp
Saul. .......... Mr. W. i. Brough, frs. Il e.
Jonathan MIR. ". ID. Comes.
Hlgh frisst. M Andrews
Sister Of David 49,. - Madame ot,o 'e'''
Michai, Daughter Of saul. . Mrs. S,rong
Chorus OF Shepherds, Warriors and Leviies;
Male and emale Attendants
By the Members Of the Society.
INSTRUMENTAL DEPARTMENT..
Is violins, q Fagotti,
vio'as Oph cl-ide,
Double Bases, 2 rumpets,
violon' elos. Kettle Drums
Clarinetts Bass Drum,
3Futs, Cymbals,
Oboes, Trianges
Tromh zones, Harp,
French horns, Gong
g ssGjp so 50 50 T Es.:
p p,,est1, Oh the whole Mr. y =. Hill.
~ prfn, go -, - . . III NJ , ~, lpers'
rr-TICkErS ONE DOLLAR EACH--For sac at Firth
Firth. Hal = Pond Baedway; Geo i. Nr.b corner l@ Of
Wall and Water street. and at the door Of the Tabernacle
u Persons desiIous the Society either Perform
MElGGs. SECRETARY, 4a6 Broadway; q. e. HILL, So
Fir nkin street. oi2 2tsrc
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Total. .Il,73a
Total.

Iota. ................ n 030
bREADsTUrFs-Flour is hrmer to-day, and oats are in
demand Grnesee -four brings 81 62s and oats 81 Sac
wheat sells at 80 100 cents. No barley in market
HAr. Common qualities North River bale sell want
ed at 81 35c; prime, at ~.
WHsxEr-Drudge CASKS are not in good demand We
qnoe sales at 24c Western and prison barrels held
az 24A 25c
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Mr.. DEMP STER'S
LAST CONCERT!
New York Society Library,
BROADWAY AND LEONARD STREETS
MR. DEMPSTER has the honor to announce that he will
NA give his LAST VL,CAL ENTERTAINMENT on
TUESDAY EVENING, OCT. Is, 1874,
when he will his choice selection Of Songs and Ballads
including his Latest Competitions.
TICKETS FIFTY CENTS-To be had at the door. Pro.
gramnes with full PARTICULARS BE- had the nsc Stores
and at the Library To commence before O'Clock.
4tisrc
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CHANGE OF RESIDENCE
80 VICTOR GIROUD Watch and Clock Maker, has
~ the honor Of informing his friends and the public
90 @ me mas m1yeu ~ ~ aGn ana LOCK nak,1g
Watches Clocks aud Chronomrters win be repaired By
him with and guaranteed His estab shment par
cuaTly adapted for the repair Of Mechanical LAMPS
moderate prices He offers sale OF the
sire. Also, Globes Chimneys and Wicks s2s tmsec
GA Ane ouu
"a sr-r OILERS for sale the old established Berkshire
Bswssy," in Prsdeld, Mass. mile from the Great
Western Railroad II 10 coed repair OF the utensils
neary lad capable Of brew 1000 barrels Malt
house attached capable Of mali 5000 bushels
tew country hrweries the of doing
,aie and Profitable business situated the Of mana
turing district where the consumption Of ale rapidly in
cfrasing
The Far, consists Of 70 acres 80 Of which well timbered.
the under cultivation, well fenced and good buildings
Will be sold separately or together. Terms easy:
West Troy, Albany County. July 10th, 1874 jis tire
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ART AND SCIENCE OF DANCING AND
WALTZING

A CARD-MR WHALE and DAUGHTER respectfully
"A the Ladies and Gentlemen Of New York that
their Glasses in Dancing Walzing and the Polka Dance will
commence the Assembly Room, Constitution Hall. $50
Broadway, Saturday, October 18th, and will continue
throughout the season.
Days Of Tuition for Young Ladies and C,ensnen under H.
every Tuesday and Saturday afternoon al and
for the elder class OF Gentlemen Every new style OF
Dancing taught in Mr. WIS classes without additional charge
TO pupils.
Mr. W. that the he shall his capabiity
will be satisfactory Schools and Academies attended to ON APP
plicaop -bove his Pva.e Academy No 70 SIKH
Avenue where will he made kno and circulars ven
containing particulars.
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lh LAkDNEk Cp&oJ LIiNt r.Nt,INr.r-n at,.
- neum Hotel, Broadway, New Yors--Dr IsrdnsY ~ Il,
continue the professional practice which many years he pu
patenees. manufacturers and Others questions rsxsrdins
Improvements Y the arts and manuiactrs which involve The
Those Who rssde At dstance forward (post IadJ
GEAR staeen Of the with the necessary drawings or s
ciinsas when immediate sttsnuon will b. given M in 70
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SHIP NEWS.
Rv lx0at NtUhtsa Southern MAIL.

PHLspELruiA Oct PAR Sulls, Bangs, ard Fame Cow-
ELL Boston; Lois. Honeywell Hartford CID fiaesth J.
Remington Havana; James MARBLE Setson Fort an FRINGE;
nckney ontevdso and Busnos Ayres; Pearl Hardns
Boston 1850. 80
Chief. Van Name, NYork, - -, -. =,
and Denmsrk johnson, Wilmington. NC. Sid Noes. Love
land NYork AT 9Th Olive Branch, Long, Frankfort with
s.'asv.p Oct a. Ar Robs I,s.c B.rell NYork: Henry
Wosi ;, Octi-Ar VIM Goddard, Potter. Bostou Sarah
Nm, oe,,ss, Oct 3A American sp1 Moesu Hrsn.
cid Ayols Joprl.nd Havana Arr al Lorena. utquhsrt,
YORK; Marcia Harwood Boston, Cid Chaos, Lsrkn, Liver
poll Nautilus Tpkssbury. Haans Arr ~, Neh.nt I.msld
boston; STAFFORD Hammond. Nyork Cid Inside HnfhnE-
rce London Duncan berry iavana Nashua, skssts Phia
d. lIhis; Apalachicols, Tren,s, Matamons.
spoken.
Lev, VI Gale from Boston for New Ohesns 7eh uit H
Keys + 80 miles.
Foreign Ports.
HlvASA espt 2,-Arr Patsey Bount. Tyson New York;
kh Exchange Dyer Portland; 7oth Tssso. Burdich, New
port.
.r1... r.1t1- m
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Surplus receipts. ;,

surpIus receipts. ............. $3.50 GOO
We seeby the above that the receipts for nine
months in 1874, amount to s437 I79. which average
sio 6o4 per month. Should the remaining three months
average as uch-snd they WILL probably, great exceed
1.-THE total receipts for ls44 will amount to s572 ST.
falling short of the amount necessary to pay expenses
and six per cent on capital and debt full seventy thou
sand dollars but sufficient to pay six per on debt
AMI about three the capital.
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FROM TExAs.-We are indebted TO gentlemen
who arrived in this city yesterday, overland from
Galveston for some items Of intelligence, and Houston
Taper Of the l4th ult
Hon. Arson Jones thought 10 have been elected to
the Presidency, though the returns not complete
The decision Of the Court Martial in the OF Com.
m0dore Moore had not been officially made known. and
would not be until the sitting Of the Congress II was well
understood however that the accused fully acquit.
ted public jmner was given TO the gallant Commodore
by the citizens OF Houston without distib OF party
the evening Of the 18th ut. Among the drank
the OCCASION several in honor Of the late Con.
mander Lothrop The President Of the United States
was complimrned in the following sentiment: !" John
Tylerthc pures. and frmes Of statesmen the
ing friend Of Texas"
The difficulties in Shelby county, which at one
time threatened 20 involve eastern Texas in civil
war, have happily been quelled the troops which
were marched tbther were dhbsndrd without finding
IN necessary 10 Are gun Several persSns belonging
to each party came voluntarily forward and entered
into bonds to keep the pesce and their comrades qri-
etly dispersed The troops which assembled for hs
psfpose Of snppressing these bros comprised shout 100
men The celebrity with which the different counties
complied with the acquisitions which made upon
them to raise this force highly credabe TO the char
OF the country also he combined energy end
fcrbearance display in qnslipg serious ieud with
out bloodshed.-N Bulletin, Ocf. q
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New Stock Exohasa ne,


SALEs OF ST0cKs-BosToN, OCTOBER II.
AT the Brokers' 30 rd-357 shares East Boston Co. 23
80 do $40 l24 so do, sim, i2t 90 do 2} 242 do 900
dividends East Boston Co. al do 4t 90 do s3o ~; IL
shares Boston aud Maine RR o7i; IGN rwich and Wor
cester RR 76; so do bao, 76i % do 7sa 100 Reading
RR, 26s; Western RR. 81; SO do sol, 243 do SCI;
City Bank, 81; 30 Old Colony RR, 90; 3 do, 100.
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n the have dirty teeth accompanied with
bad breh i becomes not only disgusting spectacle. but
perfect for those evils and q the delight
does not inure the enamel and renders the teeth Of pear
IL Wilderness while destroys all impurities of the BREATH and
% that By far the best e article have used
Hudson 1888 Bowery II Last Broadway Ledger Buildings
Philadelphia and State street, Boston.