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Wn,. Phiipot, as'ne.
VS..
HIM. Jefries, ct al.

GHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of a writ of
- vendltioni eXponas, to me directed from the
court uf common pleas OF
Reuben P0Wei, Monroe county, Ohio, IL
vs.. will offer for sale at public
Isaac Cine. outcry, at the front daor OF
the court house in the town
of Woodsield, in the county of Monroe aforesaid,
On.IOnday, the 10Th day of .aprii nert,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock, a m and 4 o'clock,
p M, the following described real estate, to wit:
The southeast quarter of the northwest quarter of
section p. township 3, and range 5, containing Al
acres more or less, lying and being in said county.
Appraised at $500.
march 4-$l rs VIM. D. PATTON, Sheriff.
SSEERIFF'S SALE--By virtue of a writ af
- vendition eSponas, and three writs of fl. ia.
ct lev. ia. to me directed
Dacid Mckee, ct al. from the court CT Common
VS.. Pleas of Monroe county,
William Weekly. Ohio, l will offer for sale at
door of the court house in the town of Woods
field, in the county of Monroe aforesaid,
On Monday, the lOh day Of .qpril nert,
the hours of 10 O'Clock, "a m and A O'Clock,
p IN, the following described real estate, to wit:
east half of the southeast quarter of section
80, township Z, and range s; also, 10 acres oil land
of the southwest quarter of the southwest quarter
Of section %, township 7, and range 8,
Ing at the southwest corner, running thence north
30 rods, thence east 20 rods, thence south so rods,
thence to the place of beginning 20 rods, lying and
being in the county of Monroe aforesaid. APP
praised at $575.
march 4-$2 AZ VIM. D. PATTON, Sheriff.
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J. A. s. G.. III. DaU-
export, for use.
VS..
Jesse Wheeler.

cHERIFF'S SALE. BY virtue of decretal or
y der TO me directed from the court of Common
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- order to me directed, from the court Of Com
EIJ,,orJ JI1ILon , mon Pleas of Monroe coun-
~ tty,Ohio, | will offer for sale
Isaac Fry. paOh ou'y, ~ ~
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On Monday, the lOM day of .April merit,
between the hours of 10 o'clock, a m and 4 O'Clock,
y IN, the following described real estate, to wit:
The northeast quarter Of the northeast quarter of
section 81, township 4, and range 4; lying and be-
ing in said county Of Monroe. Appraised at $3.50.
march 4-$l 65 VIM. d. PATTON, Sheriff.
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trSSHERIFFsS SALE. BY virtue of writ of
~ e, ia. ct lev. IA. to me directed from the court
Jac06 Z -qasAMas. Of Common Pleas Of Mon
VS.. SIoe county, emo, VIII OF
v Samuel N;f,iooey fer for sale at public outcry
at the front door of the
court house in Woodstield in said county ofMonroe
On Monday, the ION day # .aprii nert,
between the hours of 10 o'clock, a IN and 4 o'clock,
p m, the following described real estate, to wit:
Lots No. % and S5 in the town of Malaga, lying
and being in Monroe county. Lot No. %, APP
praised at $500; No. 35 at $35.
march 4-$l 81 VIM. d. PATTON, Sheriff.
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NHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of a decretal or
y der to me directed from the court pt Common
----, Pleas of Monroe county,
Joseph Morris Ohio, will offer for sale,
i, VS.. at public outcry, at the
n John .altop. front door of the court
house in the town of
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SHER1FF'S SALE.-By virtue of a writ of ven
- ditioni exponas to me directed from the court of
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CHERRIES SALE
venditioni exponas,
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COURT OF IONlIlOn ITtds OF
zach. Barns, for use Monroe county Ohio,
VS.. will offer for sale at public
Leui Long. cutlery, at the front door Of
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Woodsield. in the county and State aforesaid,
ON MONDAY, TIE 10th DAY OF April NEXT,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock a m and 4 o'clock
p m, of said day, the following described real es-
tate, to wit: The northwest quarter of the south
west quarter of section IL, township @, range 8;
lying and being in Monroe county Ohio, and APP
praised at 1925,
march, 4,$I, 76. VIM. D. PATTON, Sheriff.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of a decretal
- order to me directed from the court of Common
WsIch& armsfTone. , Pleas of Monroe county, o.
Va. will offer for sale at pub
Elisha Crupper ct AL lie outcry at the front door
- of the court house IN the
town of Woodsfield in the said county Of Monroe
On Monday, the 10Th day of apriI neat,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock, a m and o'clock,
p m, the following described real estate, to. wit:
Being the undivided third part OF the west half of
the southwest quarter of section "a, township A,
and range a, Containing 81 acres more or less,
which is subject to the life estate of Rachel Jones,
fosmerly Rachel Crupper; lying and being in Mon.
re county. Appraised at 800.
march 4-Sl 81 VIM. d. PATTON, Sheriff.
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GuERIFF'S SALE. By virtue of a writ o
E9 venditioni exponaS, to me directed flom tn
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CDUTt OF COTNINON TItaS OF
Monroe county, Ohio, |
will offer for sale at public
cutlery at the front door of
the huuse in the town
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SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue OF a writ of
\ venditioni exponas, to me directed from the
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R. RODGERS COMPOUND SYRUP OF
LIVERWORT AND TAR.

4 safe and certain cure for Con-
sumption IF The Lungs, Splitting Of
Blood, Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Pain
in the side, Bronchitis, Whoop,ng
GnunL and Ill P~ulrnnnuru 1Hecfinnc
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&IIERiFF'S SALE. BY virtue OF two
- writs of ii. ia. ct lev. fa., to me directed from
Robot 6 SonnI1eI r the court of Common Pleas
Rob;uson' # nj of Monroe county Ohio.
will offer for sale at public
George w s. John outcry, at the front door Of
r. NtG. W,e1fh. ST. = - Wmn
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Bv v;r,ue III writ of

Midday. the l0M dagncf .qpri1 aert,
a he hours of 10 o'clock, a m and A o'clock,
She following described real estate, to wit:
No 68 and III in The town of Graysville, as
Cabeyed on the town plat of said Town; lying and
<te1qf IN said Monroe county. Appraised at $22.
much 4-$I 65 WIN. D.. PATTON, Sheriff
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SHERIFF's SALE. By virtue Of a writ of
y venditioni exponas, and a decretal order to me
TLo,. D,oLeJI 81 NJ y directed from the court of
1A0 D"a"' Common Pleas of Monroe
Leui joy ct al. 5sounty' Ohio, | will offer
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house in Woodsfield, in the county aforesaid,
On Monday, the ION day of .4pril neat.
between the hours of 10 o'clock, a m and 4 o'clock,
p m, the following described real estate, to wit:
The southeast quarter of the southeast quarter of
section 26, township 4, and range 4; lying and be-
ing in said county of Monroe. Appraised at $I6O.
march 4-SI 65 VIM. d. PATTON, Sheriff.
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Monroe county, Ohio, |
). will offer for sale at public
outcry, at the front door OF
the court house. In the
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Monroe county, Ohio. l
will offer for sale at public
outcry, at the front door of
the court house, in the town
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Rich. Gray, Admir-.
VS..
John McMahon.
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town OF Woodsfield, in said Monroe county,
On Monday, the l0h day Of Apritaert,
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock a m, and 4 O'Clock
p M, of SAID day, the following described real es-
tate to wit: The Southeast quarter Of the SOUTH
west quarter of section 10, township 4, and range
s, containing 40 acres more or less lying aud being
in Monroe county Ohio. Appraised at $3.50
march 4,.Sl,7 IS. VIM. ID. PATTON, Sheriff
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Is 10 900 do Orles ms at 800 AMI 400 sacks de-
the ssme price; Northern round and mixed was he'c
at former rates. Meal was nominslly the same RYE
Sales OF 500 bushels wers made at 90 cents de vsrsd
Rye FTour-Saes OF 200 barrels 10 at s. TX.
Oats selling at 33a38 cents.
CoTroS-Tbs Intelligence per steamer Canada, 90
snxously looked for received this ming
which about 600 bales disposed ofat about 70 ad-
vance on prices paid yesterday market closing very
firm.
FREIeHTs.-300 bills beef were engaged for London
at 5s. Rates TO Liverpool pomin ally the me-
and chi peers had not bad time to digest the news
gsgeDents were light. To Ireland Sd was offered
for corn, and Cd. asked
HAr.-Smsll sales we're making at as SIS.
LIME.-The article irmer, and sales of 900 700
bbls made AZ ESQ.
MoLAssEs so bills. were made for distn'ng at lsc
OH Sales of 800 bbls. crude rperm re ported
Provisions -Sslss Of 700 800 bbs. pork ids,
including mess at Sl2 So which after wards
at higher rates, and prime at 50 37h. Beef-S.es OF
400 tcs were made at SlS There was no change
in country mess primo. Lard was worry ull a nd
prices unsettled 40 bbls grease lard sold at 5lf
Cheese was unfetted by the news while there was no
change in butter.
RosiN--Sslss of $50 bbls white were made at So So
.WHisKEy.-Ssles Of IS 100 bbls. were reported at
2ic. State prison
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

THURSDAY, Dec. IA r. NJ.
The early announoemen mt Of the steamer has checked
transactions. The -four market opens dull-the sales
not exceeding 900 barrels at So rs SIS 3TK aud So
sales OF 600 bushels Ohio at 81 L. Corn IL without
change OF moment, and the demand moderate Sales
Of 900 bushels New Orleans at 66Io and 900 old
mixed Il $50. Rye continues dull Mt 61c 62c Oats
remal b before, with small sales Corroy- The mar
het has not opened since the steamer, and no sales
have been reported. PRovYIoNs-Pork Is quiet at Sl2
37K 50 37h for mess nd prime. Beef is inactive at
1915 $40 for country mess. Lard Is In moderate re-
quest at TX o $50. Small sales prison at
No. 24ko.
THURSDAY, Dec. 14-s I'm.
The arrival Of the Canada steamship, this morning.
with later news from Europe, which after appear
ed In an extra edition Of the Herald had toe effect Of
unsettlng prices for BreadstuGs The sales OF -four
extremely limited and or no buyers appeared
for Common brands at the of yesterday
Wheat was quiet and nominal at yesterdays rates.
southern new corn dull, and sales made at RS
duoton OF to cents per bushel Good yellow suita-
BILE for shipping held at previous rates Meal
nominslly the same. There was no change In rye or
oats. Pork was In better demand. with doing,
and sales OF mess were made at advance iu prices
Lard was dull and quotations nomina Beef
steady. There was change Of moment In groc cries
Cotton cold to fair extent and at . cent advance,
the market closing firm
BRsApsTUFrs-Fiow- Oswego, this State, and Mi
chgan common brands we're offered at previous rates.
after the receipt of the without finding buyers
Before the small sales effected At old prices
Moderate eales Of pure Gepesee made at IS SO to
So 68N; Southern Was dull at S. 37ka6 SO. Wheat
No sales after the news reported Cyrn-Sales Of
800 bushels yellow were ,de at SO cents; 5000
do mixed and white, part old and part new, st coo
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co n N 4 RGIAL AFFAIRS
MONEY MARKET.
Thursday, December IL

Thursday, December I1-6 II. M.
The stock market opened very active this morning,
and large ssles made Def the board at an ad
prices current at the close yesterday AT the
board the improvement sustained; H.lsm went up
Ia per cent; Long Island Ia Norwich I'd woroes-
ter u; Canton Co. Ia Farmers Loan TX Penn
6s1 Erie Bonds Il; Treasury Notes =.
At the second board Treasury Notes advanced \
per cent Farmers Lo1n \ Harlem u Morri, Canal
MI;Long Island q. Canton co. fell OF u Erie Rail-
road q.
The adyiccs from Great Britain by the steamship
Canada, are, in commercial point Of view, satsfac
tory but from the Continent they are by means
favorable. The activity In the Liverpool cotton
ket and the improvement in prices are encouraging
feature In the trade, and Of returnin
prosperity In the manufacturing districts. The corn
market exhibited less frmne and prices had slightly
given way This the result Of large receipts
from this country, and the progress which had
been made in getting the new grain crop into
the ground The weather had been fine, and
a large breadth Of land had been seeded. There
Is, therefore, very little probability Of any i'm.
portant improvement In prices and II the large ship
mcnts which have been made within the two past
months from this country pay profit 1t is than
those interested can at expect Much of the
grain arriving at London and Liverpo was going into
bond to take advantage OF the reduction duties on
the first Of February, lsi9 Money continued easy
and in but limited demand at the low rates Of interes.
ruling. Copsols bad advanced, not outstanding the
character Of the political accounts from the Continent
The finances of the French government are getting
rapidly into confused condition, and serious
apprehe nsons experienced that the Cover nment
would not be able to meet Its at the com
mencement Of the approaching new year The pay
ments to be made at the end CT December amount t,
eooooooo francs ortytwo thousand Of which we're for
interest ON the three Per cents and the balances fo
pensions and salaries perons alta shed to the govern
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INTELLIGENCE BIZ THE MAILS.

DEBATE ON THE MEMORIAL FROM NKw MKxrco.
we have received from cur able reporters n
! washington detailed and graphic report OF th
deh,'te that occurred in the Senate on Wednes
doy las on the presentation of the memorial OF
the citizen. OF New Mexico, in convention, pray
Ing for a gov, rnment, without the institution of
slavery incorporated IN 1t. The crowded state of
our columns with the details of the foreign news
brought by the Canada, p-ecudes the possb lity of
giving this debate to-day. I, will appear Tomorrow
morning. The following is the memorial uyeu
whith the debate was predlcated,-
Petition offhe People Of New Merco a,sembied in Con-
rention, TO the Congress Of The United states of five
We, the people of New Mexico respectfully nstit,ou
congress for the speedy organization by law ter
ritoral government for us.
We respectfully petition Congress to grant us q gs-
'erpment purely civil In Its character.
We respectfully represent, that the organic and sta
tute laws promulgated by authority OF ths United
states, September 22d 1915 civil gov
eminent OF New Me copy OF which Ia despatched
WIN some few alterations would bs acceptable to u.s.
We desire the following Offices to be filed by spoi mt
ment Of the President of the Unted Ststes With
the advice and consent of The senate Governor Sc
ereary Of State. United States Marshal United States
District Attorney, and Judges.
We desire TO have all the usual rights OF appeal from
,he courts Of this Territory to the Supreme Court Of
We respectfully but firmly protest against the dis
meberuent CT our territory in favor of Texas, for
We do not desire TO have slavery Within our
borders; and until the time shall for admis-
zion into the Union asa State desire to be protect
ed by Congress against their introduction among u.s.
We desire local Legislature such prescribed in
the laws OF New Mexico September % 1896 subjest
the usual acts Of Congress-
We desire that our interests may be representa- By
delegate who Ia to be entitled to have n seat upoa
the floor OF the Congress Of the United States.
In consideration of the fact that New MsxicO con-
taDs from 10000 to 100 600 sous believe that We
have made unreasonable request: and co nfdeut-
y rely upon Congress to provide for US laws liberal
as any enjoyed by any OF the Territories
(Signed) JOSE MARTINEZ
J. M GIppiN0s,
Secretary, and otheru.
Santa Fe. Oct a. 1913.
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ARKANSAS ELEcrIoN.-The Little Rock Gasete
Of the 23d ut says:'' We have ascertened the vote
in thirty counties but have not space time to
publish the details in this number tn. majority for
Cass so far yet is shout g6 There
Jet thirteen mites to be heard from From Feank
ln IL Is probable the returns will not be received.
Some Of the ntis yet to be heard from will probsby
give majories for Taylor Ths majority for Cas- will
not in our opinion. exceed twelve hurdred If 1t even
peaches that amount"
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chants and Others Quitting for Frucisco-They will
articles vil:-Pnade phis Prtr Extra A.o, ond
ChanT de-; the well known aoa Of ts undegned
being furnish quantity the above srces and from
knowledge Of the supe quality OF then hgy
recommend the they will bear transporting to c
with safety and packed bv hands In
each delivered the shor aoice b. old
ne ghbcr GEok9t EAGLF,
100 Fulton street. near Broadway, N. Y.
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ARKANSAS U. S. SENATOR "A teegraphic des-
patch received In this city states that the Hon.
Scion Borland has been elected by the Legislature of
Arkansas Senator Of the United States for six years.
ommencDg the 4th March next - Washing,on Union
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pARAUMs AMERICAN MUsgUM-P. T. BARsUu Pro

kpARhUHS AMERICAN MUSEUM.-P. T. BARSUM PRO
eto Hitchcock Mansser Magnificent perform and
Sibuans evr5 afterhoon and evening half
o'clock The manager happy tho
pain that sve tho Ltenger
%c ae than General Tom thumb They may be seen
esqne Ops, written expr Fsly for American Museum en-
titled The Sleep Walker being dark version tho popular
opera OF Sonnsnus with choice selection tf the
that ard other popular and the vore Eth pan Me'
dies-the whole under the dir elton of Mr. o. Evans
entire force and talent of the celebrated Brothers, and
host Of other talented musician with full powerful
Great western the Ynnhee comedian, i'll another
week IN his comic meiansa Tbs Wored Homestead Pete
Eorrir hr rel Hrs Ave'ell Miss Leslie Mr. r. Odaed,
the Highland Mammoth Brothers Living OuY.ng Outane, Wax
Scripture statunry Madame ROCKWELL the Fortune Teller Ad
mtp % cents Children under ten years Of 2H oent
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MO CURE NO CHAEGE-DS MURPHY or 50 GOLD
IN street, ental suited all crs cf private die
asoa gsnorhs ho In 70 four dsys
debility snA impoeucy saccessfsy roatcd 10
DIT n Mo ned in hharmco frozl bid
nsa 0es " 0s,l street. open from IA. - 70 9P.x-
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California Outfits India Rubber Tents,
OF all fzes-Beds ProS Camp Bla kcts. Mining Boots I'D
Bsgs Money Belts Spanish Ponchos, Cl axis Coas Caps Hate
&c. for sale in quantities suit purchasers at the
GOODBYE hUBBkR EMPORIUM
fwar. Rathbun's Hotel
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RROADwAY CiRCUB-NKAR SPRING SrREEr-JOuN
- Tryon Manager; VIM. Nblo Jr Evening
Dec 18TH endid Of Equestrian, Gymuasc C,mc and
Musical Talent Two CIowns-yohn Gossin Wnams The
Performance will commence with brilliant full dress Cavacaa
entit Queen Bees and Her Court led by
Two-hore Act, ny Mr. W h. Carroll be followed by tl
enertsnment q Daring orsemsnsp by all the
psh,d PEDESTRIANS at the Beautiful
Gymnasc Fea &C. Boxes 81 centl Upper Circle cant
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"Dem FOine, the very Idol ov me Art"
said exquisite stood efore glass; admitting the
nice symmetry beautiful fashion given to his hair and
whifkes by B the nmltabe at No 10 Nassau street where
may with equal Hs Infa ible Onguent,
promoting growth of the hair obtained above.
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GEOLOGICAL BALL 20 AND 81 BOwERY.-TUIS MAO
- nitceit establishment s daily from u till and
IRON So till :. +. H. Tho hail OF exhibition Up with
great eegance and eooecton of living beas and Bau Ia
the nest and most perfect in America
en- At each exhibition including the Fea Of trained Eephan
Ponies an Eonhse Mr. Brooks enters of TT
gers Admission Is children nine half prioe Sea
sontichetp S. VAN AMBURGH l. co Preprietors
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nR. RALPH, AUTHOR OF TIE PRACTICAL PRifAgs
~ Trsstis &o S5 Greenwich strses-oce h?nrs 20 Il
Pm tsuaday sxcepeJ fhoss who Apply IN s.s asr
attending their II Is chiefly however tsoso vso hsvs sS
bis services In structure n, first ncptn 10 M
advanced distressing stages iron unconnon Advantage
radical curs which, has ground for AhaG 10 obtps
fpovnn oShey eeurnaiu Auevt0a
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MARKETS ELyEWHERE,
STOCKS SALES.


BALTIMORE Dec IA Sit0 Mar, land IS 30 days 93 1905
d. do 49, $40 do do, 92l 1000 do do, 94 46l Baltimore
6s 1870 s91s 100 do do. lU 400 do. do l0 800 Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Dv'd Bonds 76 400 dc do, 76.
PHILADELPHIA Dec. ll00 sbs Cirard Ba n lczS; 50 U
Bank PA $50 Coal Scrip 79s; 100 Mors Canal TX; s. Os
TT Notes o. 10 s 500 do @ $50 Reading vi sar
and Mechanics 55h 200 Morris t5 45l u Bank bS 2n
s2gGo State o. IN 100 Girard n2S S. 800 Nav 6 6 81
LOCO do 6b 30 SOUO state Sc 77% Sl00n0 do 777 S50U
DO IS 100 Norris Canal SIS BOD, 81 900 STATE S. IS Is
$1,000 do ~ After SIies6D00 Pena S. 49, $50 Canal
81 Second Ronrd-500 Penn 5 7 5000 do. III; 2O)
Nav g. GS ~ Ibigh Nav Mort 81 200 Grard sank lO7s
Railroad. 5 80 Morris Canals 80 su;quessnas Canal
1 500 esh Nav, int ST. 5O Reading Railroad, lS u ALE
ghany Copper, 2H
BosroN Dec l2-3 New Engan nd Worsed Contrary 6%: u
Boston ard Maine Railroad ll4; Eastern Railroad 1924
fitrh6urs Railroad ll34; d. lsH 10 Northern Railroad
s94; ~ do, Ss Passumptic River Railroad Se; Verm
Central Railroad 57 10 90 80 d. OH; Western Railroad
9g do 99ss; do 99si Boston aud Providence Railroad
w 10 ~ soton aud Worceser Railroad no. Old Col Rail
AZ 100 do sd l5 100 de- Is At Anctoa-2O shs
Railroad So9A per sh Boston and Maine do. 1871 PER cent
adv; 3Fitchoug DO 1874 per adv Vermont Central do
IA PER Oh 20 United STATES Insurance Co 4o to - 10
Hope DO S sh Walthsm Bunk SIS sh $4,000 City of
Portland ~ per cent stocf, payable 1855, SIN
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1000 Over Cents, Rich Lining, tc 10
collars 200 Cloaks 81 sl rcss and trock Coats French
trmninf 81 S2 Pants caseimere 81 to
g. Vests 60 cents to sc.hase ell unedeemed pcdgoa
esh auction barsans % Suit Store, Mas
eAu and BvekmAn streets.
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They fine smooth and elastic and
bnowedged be the best and cheapest ia the world Sold
only by B. r WATSON CO., 10 Wall street. Cold pens
paired.
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RowEaY TnEATSE-rAIDAy EVENING. DEC. Is

ID will be performed the drama Of MUNGO PARK or the
Arab Of the Essr-kar Herr Desbaoh Mungo Park, Mr. NJ
Clarke All Mr. fuf Col Lsdy, Mr. Warden; oby ande
Mr. Hnans mmaeo Mrs Herbert Previous to which, NIP
in TIE Gsioch'r Mr. wi Madame aaoehard Mr.,
NeI viii appear IN grand Pas do oharasrc To followed
by Herr DIR efbech in the LIVING STATUES corolnis
with MARY. TIE MAID OF TIE INN-Harrop Mr. N g.
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oIes Mt quarter past 6comnence at Boxes rs To- PIT
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