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Notice Of Foreclosure.

W. IIEREAS James Mayo "f fremont in the County
~ Of Hancock and State Of Maine oilthe nine
zenith day al August A. b. 1853 ny his deed o that date
recorded in Hancock Registry Book No 100 Page 1872
conveyed in mortgage to Andrew IiavErs + sid Ire
mont parcel Of land situated in said fremont and u
part of OF numbered i52 on paa of Mt Desert made
" Salem Town, JF For more particular tlesc ion
# huts and bounds reference lie he had 10 DEED this
lay given to ma of said Lot by the sad Andrew Haynes
'hgeher with the buildings thereon. The conditions Of
"a III mort gage having been broken hereby clam
nrecose Inc according the Statute in such
made and provided
n,jf
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Everybody
Notice.

rEFIIE subscriber would hereby caution
all persons against negotiating or purchas-
ing either of the three following notes signed by
him vial Vf said notes bear date Surry Nov.
Eth 1883, for the sum ef one hundred Dollars each
and interest and payable to George n. Lawrence
or order one in two, one in four, and one in SIX
years respectively from date, the full consjdcra-
tim Of each has already been paid therefor, and
the subscriber claims said notcs his own.
JAMES Ii. DAVIS.
Surry Nov, 2lst 1856. 3w.i
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To Rent, or Fer sale.

IA A NEW IIOUSE-two story-fnished
I.EI throughout, and conveniently arranged
LIZA Said house is situated Pine street, neal
the dwelling in which reside. II will be sold on
reasonable terms, or let to a good tenant Being
near the business part OF the village is desirable
location, and presents chance to secure good
residence Inquire Of
c. T.. p. CHAMBERLAIN.
Ellsworth, Aug. &c, 1856. 3ltf
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THE ScuooLFELLow for December is Just
such a number, of this best periodical Tor the
young, as will instruct, amuse' anu interest
them. No better work published For sale
by Moses Hale.
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4 u persons indebted to the Subscriber,
n either by note or account. prior to NOV.
II. l-j5, NIT cali ard settle Immediately. or
stall not hold myself responsible Tor the
cons Qaeucos.
A word TO the wise is sufficient"
ASA McALLISTER. NJ. D.
Eli worth, sept. Il. 81. "a II
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At a Court Of Probate holden at BlueAiH
'r'fh,n and for The County Of Hancock, on
the first Wednesday, Of N0reniber IN the year
q our Lord oghteca. hundred and .fiy-ssr.
I'm the petition of Simeon p Wood
administrator Of the estate Of Azor Cania &c
late Of Eiuehi, in sail County, deceased, repres-
cnting that the personal estate of said deceased is
not -uhcient t. pay the just debts, which he owed
at the time OF his death by the sum Of -
dollars and praying for icenee to sell and convey
the Reverson Of Dover Of the real estate of deceas-
ed for the payment OF said debts and incidental
charges:
Ordered, That the petitioner give notice thereof
to the the heirs of said deceased and to all persona
interested in said estate by causing IL copy of this
order to be published in the Ellsworth American
printed in Ellsworth, in said county, three weeks
successfully, that they ney appear at proba te
Court to be held at Ellsworth in said County, on
the first Wednesday Of December next, at ten of
the clock in the forenoon, and shew cause, If any
they have, why the prayer of said petition should
not be granted. PARKER TUCK, Judge
3wi3 Attest, W. HING, Register
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Mr.. John Jay, lately of Franklin, Me-,
was drowned at Indian River, (Addlson) on
the eth ult.
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Vt a Court Of Probate holden at Ellsworth
, within and fer the County of Hancock, oil
the fifth Wednesday Of October in the yeas
! of our Lord eighteen hundred and tiIty-six..
To the Honorable Court of County Comjnii:
! s;oncrs in and for the County Of Hancock.
! E RESPECTFULLY represents the undcrsign-
! NJ I'd Tieo. c. Woodman. agent Of the
TOWN Of Buckspett in said County. that a
TOWN road was laid out by your honorable
body in said town at the October Term, 81 said
! Court A. ID. 1858. Beginning at stake on
the South side Of road Gu lands Of Abel Laur-
endc, and VIM. Fa:nhanl and thence running
in Sot TIL westerly course TO the North eaat
corner Of lard Of Nathl. Dresser. further rep
reeents that since that time road has lcc,t
] laid out and II. adc near the above descritrd
road ard which renders it unnecessary. mas
much therefore as common convenience ard
the public good does not require said frst DIES.
| cribod road 70 be made. the undersigned. III
behalf OF said town and by direction of lie
Selectmen thereof pray that you will discon-
tinuc the same. THO. G. WOODMAN.
Bucksport Oct. 20. 8 S.
STATE OF MAINE. H.,g
Hancock. SIS. Court of County Commission
ers. Oct. Term, a. ID. 1856.
Upon the foregoing petition, i, is consid red
by the Commissioners that the petitioner is
responsible and that he ought to lie heard TO- CHI
NY inc 4HdtLeF SeL lOTiL III HIS prtllOn, aHu
therefore order that the Comfy Commission
ers meet at VIM. Farnham's In Bucksport Oh
Tuesday the 16tI, day Of December next az
ten OF the clock III the forenoon. and thence
proceed to view the route mentioned in said
petition; Immediately after which view
hearing of the parties and witnesses will 10
had at some convenient plare in the vicinity.
and such further measures taken in the prem
ises as the Commissioners shall judge proper.
And it is further
Ordered, That notice Of the time place ard
purpose, of the Commissioners Meeting afore-
sad be gwen to all persons and corporations
interested by serving IN attested copy Of the
petition and this order theron upon the clerk
Of the town of Bucksport. and by posting up
attes'ed copies as aforesaid, in three public
places in said town thirty days at least before
the time appointed for such view; and by
publishing the petition ard order thereon,
three weeks successfully in the Ellsworth
American newspaper published in Ellsworth,
IN the county Of Hancock, the first rnblica-
ton to be thirty days at least, lefore tie time
of said view that all persons and corporations
IN teres'ed may attend and lie Heard if they
think fit.
Attest, PARKER W. PERRY. Cseys.
tr''e copy CT the petition d order tfere-
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STATE OF MAIZE,


Treasurers Office.
$50. Ellsworth Nov 3rd 1856
Notice is hereby given to the owners proprietor
and all persons interested in township No. l. North
Division in tho County of Hancock that Shall pro
coed to sell by public sale to the highest bidder al
tho County Treasurer's Office in Ellsworth in said
County on Wednesday the eleventh day of rcbrua.
ry A. D. 1887 at ton o'clock A. NJ. (unlcss previ-
easiy settied SO much of said township as will sat
mssioners on tho fifteenth day of August A. D.
one thousand eight hundred and fifty four as certi
fed to me by said Court to wit
Ga township No. l, N. D. the sum of four thous-
and dollars and incidental expenses as by law re-
CURED
II. $. TREVETr. County Treasurer.
IL 5m.
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REMOVAL.

nR. p. II. HARDING, has removed
from Ellsworth to Surry, CDR. Greedy hav-
ing gone WesD where he offers lis professional SER
vices to the sick and afflicted in that and the ne Oh
boring towns. Strict attention to business and a
thorough and practical knowledge Of his profession
he hopes will secure share of patronage.
Surry Oct. 1886. 39tf
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AT a court CT Probate holden ut Elisv trth,
within and for the County Of Hancock, n
the fifth edncsday Of October, \. y 1886.
n oBEKT HOPKINS, executor OF the estate
~ of John Green, late of Surry, in said
County deceased, having presented his final
account OF administration upon said dceeaseds
estate for PTohate-Ordercd. That the said
Executor give lotice Thereon to all persons
interested, ly eaasing copy Of this cider 10
be published three weeks successfully in the
Ellsworth American, printed at Ellsworth.
that they may appear at Probate Court to
be holden at Ellsworth, on the first Wtdres-
day Of DECEMBER ueXt, al ten Of the clock in
the forenoon, and shew cause. if any they have
Why the same should net lie allowed
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
4 true copy, attest " KING. Register. AZ
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Mr.. SuxvER.-It is stated that the physi'
clans of Mr.. Sumner have peremptoriiy TOR
hidden him to go to Washington at present
-AfIss.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-12-05

Rich Sets Of Sleeves and Collars to match Silk
Veisits Bones les dc. Together with tal assert
meut Of tho best
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Notice.

j. VI. HALE will continue business at the old
stand Of Hale X Eaton, No. 8 Main Street, where
general assortment of Goods may be found us
cheap at any store in Ellsworth. 42tf
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This great family remedy is warranted to cleanse
the stomach from all ie. 1t vail positively cure
tue Pies; is a certain remedy for ali Atert,,ns OF
the Lirr; will remove CostufafsS; and eNpcl all
humors from the Blood; will surely prevent and
cure Fer and Ayue; invgorates the digestive IL
gans restores Last APpstHe, and strengthens tie
whole system Its use requires no cHanse Of diet.
whatever the appetite Graves and that which IS
rclshed best is the proper iood while taking this
medicine. Do not get discou-u 5ed if its ELECTS
not pcrcrptbe soon a. you expect, but Gen.
time ~ follow the directions upon tuc label 1t the
bottle, and its operation viii be found and et-
iectuai.
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Store to Let.

's'HE large AMI convenient Store in
Lords building opposite the Ellsworth House,
on Main street recently occupied by ". W. Rogers
as furniture warehouse, will be let on reasonable
terms, apply to the subscriber. j. :. lord.
Ellsworth. July 10th 1886. 25tf
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ME subscriber hereby gives public
notice to all concerned, that he has been duly
appointed and has taken upon himself the ti,lst
oi an administrator Of the Estate Ct lIezekiah
Williams, late of Castiuc in the Comfy of Han
cock, Esquire, deceased, By giving bond as the law
directs; he therefore requests all persons no
indebted 10 the said decesseds estate, to make in
iacdilte payment, and those sl.o have any de-
nands thereon, to exhibit the same for settlement.
G. j. ABBOTT.
CASTING, Nov. IS, 1866. swi3
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DIED.
OXyCENATED BITTERs.

In Penobscot, on the Gath inst, Mrs. Sally M
Leach, aged about II years.
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FAMILY GROCERIES,,

Crockery ware, Hard ware, Boots and Shoes, also
a foW Dozens of those best custom made taie! Boots
which have given such general satisfaction for the
past two years.
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Ladies Cloths.
EMBROIDERY.

Gents Under Shirts and Drawers Gloves and IIois-
cry, Table pamasks, a very large assortmeng Of
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Black Silks.

A MOTHER large lot of Black Silks
- Just received and will be scd cheap by
Al A. Rob- SON.
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Hancock s8.-At a Court Of Probate he'd at
Hlnehi}l, within aud for the county OF Han
cock, ON the fifth day Of Novcmler, in the
year Of our Lord eighteen tut dred AKA
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Fork, Lard, Floar, Neal,

rripe, Dried Apples &c. Together with ahou
every article found in variety store, ali of which
shall ltun oil very cheap for cash country pro
duce. a. ROBINSON Main st.
Ellsworth Nov. %. 1856. IL
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CARPETING.

full stock Of Hemp, Ingram, Common, Stripe,
Extra and English Three Ply Garpctius, Stair Car
petinE and Rods Rugs &c, dc., which viii be sold
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Vulnerable ptns There Of frauds up,u corpo
rstons constantly apparent, whio1 have been pro
tive Of much disaster tho~e OF Schuyler, ard
yet the perpetrators becsase OF their holiness are pr
pied 60 unvhpped Of justice, we'll OF the iA.h
Of Indignant press. The history OF the Nicaragua
Transit Company IA OF these cases Here was "a pvo.
perty thst bad found innocent tue
Of 100000 The tochhoders had surrendered its
management into the hands OF men In this community
celebrated for their wealth and standing, and enjoyp
the reputation that belongs by consent to the
character OF New York merchants. During their I'D
mnistralion Of its affairs Va bankrupted and destroyed
and the evidence Is daily accommodating that 0 ds,ruc
ton was premeditsted by the very who had been
entrusted with is management. The difference between
this peae Of nfamy and that prsctced by Mr. Schuyler
Ia favorable to the latter.
Schuyler perpeirated . fraud that deprecated the
property Of the stakeholder some city per cent; Q
managers Of the Nicaragua Transit Company swept out
Of existence Schuyler sought 70 himself from ruin
by using facilities within his reach, but only In the
fdent hope that turn In fortunes wheel would
enable him to restore II; the managers OF the Transi
Company succeeded absorbing the whole property
made large speculaons shares besdes FOR the pur
pose Of adding 10 their bloated wealth. Schuyler dies
poverty snd dspair, while the Nicsragus live,
ruptpg the very atmosphere of their ruined victims
daily greeted 'changen OF extraordinary abb
lhy and unquestioned integrity.
There is nothing at this time that appeals with such
force 10 the understanding Of men, and them
OF the corrupt state OF the public m,rss these de
rent degrees Of public condemnation II the affairs Of
the Nicaragua Transit Company properly invesga
ted and the destroyer Of It's property daily held up
to public scorn, other wicked knaves, known
TO be busy using high places Of responsibility and trust
for the purpose Of advancing their pecunsary in.
teress At the expense Of the who have trusted the
would be alarmed for their safety and driven from their
purposey.
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WAsHisoroA, Dcc 3, 1865.
The Obus~ srd Surveyor Of Nep York for ne Fur
Fears to Be ApDoi~sed by Mr.. Piace-Ambitio1 H1d
Shell A'pfrdnt 10 Be Hsaded OF, q:
very convenient mode TO relieve Mr.. Bachausu o. .
multitude ofpressng applicants for the Coectorship aud
surveyorship OF your city has been suggested and,
der the management Of Forney, will doubtless be put
into execution Mr.. Cochrene having been elected 10
Congress must the 4th Of March, cleo. which position
be WIN retain that Of member Surveyor. II Is vol
known that Cochrane prefers being in Congress- and 70
said that hss made which he
will resign the post or Surveyor the 18th Of February
when II will be Oiled by Mr.. Perce, appointing well
known New York democrat wh0 for the last four years
has been honored with a seat In Congress-
from the city, having been first elected by the
democracy aud Afterwards by the anti Nebraska
for TO md himself Of the Colectorshp
and retire to The quiet OF his farm Batavia Twice
within eighteen mouths has his resignation been seat 10
Warrington and twice Withdrawn At the urgeot request
Of the President Mr. Redhed does not expect or desire
. continuance In Office under Mr. Buchaaan, md heuce
10 naturally and commercially az oas 70 withdraw
whiic the administration which appointed him 10 Ia
power that his accounts may be the more readily and
satisfactorily settled. He will also resign before tue
piraton Of the present administration, and thus Mr.
Pierce viii have the appointment Of his successor. Nov
the question arises, two democrats OF present good
Standing put IN these places by Mr.. Pierce under
what pes Mr.. Buchanan remove themf
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.
MO n e " MI A H X K II .

WEDNESDAY, Dec. S-0PM.
The stock msrke, appears 10 be fairly in the hands Of
Tie bnls They are IN the ascesdeDcy s,ths slocs Ex-
change and the bears have only 10 look on aud wait Tor
thai good tune which Is always comlug. There were
very large ansactiops The first board today and The
Improvement quite general PeDDsyfvsuia Coal
Company advanced "a per cent; Pacific Steamship Com
~, ]; Reading Raj road. Il; Michigan Southern, n;
Panama, al Cleveland and PusbSrg, y; Gilens and
Chicago, * Cleveland ard Toledo, NJ Chicago and Rock
Island, H Milwaukee and Mississippi, u; N Y. Central
Railroad declined per cent La Crosse and Milwaukee, III
The purchases Of Cleveland and Toledo this morning
sum up nearly eight thousand shares, and In oil the
leading railroad stocks the operations heavy At
the second board the market not very well sus-
tanned Michigan Central Railroad receded ,, per cent;
Michigan Southern, al Cleveland and Toledo, Il; Cieve
land and Pittsburg III Hudson River Railroad, ~ After
the board reaction realized and higher prices ruled
Sales Of Galena and Chicago made at 40 per cent
cash; New York Central, ct s0Z.
The receipts Of the Hudson River Railroad Company for
the month November amounted $137 633 &c. against
$i2oeso 81 for the month last year. showing In
crease Of $te,s62 ".
The arrival Ct the steamship Arabia ii Halifax. from
Liverpool, gives weeks later news. The only
important item of news in financial point Of view il
the arrival Of the ships James Bans and shtning from
Australia with about FL 600 in gold Tho last Bank
Of England returns show an increase in bullion Of Elsa
olb and In unemployed notes Of E466aso The markets
had experienced no important change Quotations Tor
cotton were lower and very dull market IL reported
The telegraph despatch from Halifax reports - vigor
reaction In the French fuuds bat do NO! under
stand which way tho reaction was.
The Assistant Treasurer reports this week ~ follows
Total Receips Total Payments. Total Balance
Monday. ..S72, ola % $lS6fs4 86 $l1,06t,726 81
Tuesday,. 2s8, 5s8 "a 26l,778 80 li,e6o644 10
Wednesday. 2l2,O29 10 1899 - l2,oSo,SAl II
The receipts include $4,000 from the United States
Mint, Philadelphia
The value Of merchandise &c imported Into this port
during the NINTH Of November, 1906. follows
CoxxxRcs OF 1Hz PoRT or NHw York.
Dutiable merchandise. ................ 50 1880 429
free moICuAnuuo.. A,wloI4
specie anu pulnou.. oAtloU
WlthdrAwn from warehouse. l,1Zo,644
IVA. ~
Entered ior Warehouse. o,oHos
The aggregate importation into this port for the first
eleven months Of the present and past two years has
been ~ follows
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AACuIANUe-HuIL --On "Wednesday. Dec 3, by the
Rev. r. w. Gessenheinsr, Ms JossPaTsK N, Daughter
OF the late Geo. p Arcuiarius Mr. THOMAS j. Hon. all
Of this city.
LcCKwo.p-PpISAA Wednesday. Dss g. by Rev.
Samuel Cooke, rector OF ~ Bar hoomews church, Jo-
B. LOCKWOOD to CARUlNs MONROE only daux 1ter OF
Tarrsn. Putnam, Esq ali OF this city.
CEAss-CoLlN -On Wednesday, Dec. 3, by the Rev
4. T. Smith, M WILLIAM ! Crane - Miss ELEAs0R
only daughter Of Edward Collin Esq all of this city
FroIE --PowUs On Wedl esday. Dec ., by .be Rev
Thomas Mooney, Mr. JEkKsAH FsoaI to kiss JuiA ID.
PowHss
hARcnIrs-Brows.-Ou Wednesday DC 3, by tho
Rev A. A. Asrcelius. J LAweKSoa AARCsuus, OF vii
amsburg, 70 KATE j. eldest daughter VI the late Capt
Edward Brown, OF Sispleion, Sslen Island
FrrsAM-GsAvEs.-ln this city, b. Rev. D.. Smith,
sAKuM PUTNAM IT., OF Worcester MASS, to Mics HArnp
N. CRAVE of Lttteton, Mass
MAiE-PIouxr-On Wednesday, Dec. 8, at the resi-
ttnce Of the brides iahsr by The Rev NJ PsAse Mr.
JoenfH hAyls Of Ireland, 70 MISS MARIANNE Pourr OF
switzerland.
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surssus CouSr-specal Term,--Sos. "a, "a, IS, %,
1s1, liza, a2t. - - '
scrs.ios couprNos 1877, ssa $50, sss ssr, SEQ ssa,
SEQ. $40 81. b22, $40, $50. 2o ssi asa sss $50 sss
ssT, Sss $50, $50 500, SOC, SOS, SOC se7, 49, ass
Corwou PrsAs-Psrt Nos $50, 7p4 1854 IiTe 1l75
Ills 1f7p Iiso 11sl 1Isi 1884, 1tss, 1lse e7o 1859
Part a-Nos $50. u7t, lole. lois, 1919, 1ois, ltss,
Ils7, 1lss, 1889, 1880, llsl, 1922, llp3 1886
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Mr.. RoHxRr MAywcop, father Of Fanny haywood, tbs
sdnleue died on Monday mornine Dec tthe Marshall
20 years q age and had been patient At the ina--
mary FOR nearly two Some years ago we'll
known actor OF talent and performed on.
gssemen IN all the prominent thestres IN this country
aud Enrisnd He has t~o daughters well known ORA
matte performers-Mrs. sydney wilkins aud Miss Alice
haywood, who Ut last accounts vas performing on.
sasement At the Hsymarkot theatre In London.
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The supply Of beef cattle At Aasrtons about the
las, weekhe demand little less brisk and prices
shade lower though not enough warrant change In the
quotations. The yards horrd condition. owing
the late rains The quality OF the cattle only rsh and
there only few lots OF really good cattle, and very
many The highest price rrszsd lie. per h. and
heard Of only lot which sold high that Cows and
calves about Veal calves q
called for and rne higher Sheep and lambs sell
easily a, abou, the figures last week swine pisn
~ and rather dull Alerous receipts for the
ioows2 400 beef cattle a. and calves go calves
lS4i sheep and lambs, and 6 600 swine
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have yet prepared The skin there
none tha has higher reputation one that w. % populs
with the ladies ashe FAR famed "Ks sion Orient Wser y
u scientifically prepared and IL perfume well "a toe
wash ~ mparis 20 the skn pe~uar sones of texture,
desirable during the Of harsh driving winds
hot sun u WI with few applications remove tau frecxle
sunhurn and all sneous eruptona II IL extensively used
for these purposes aud ladies who apply exercise IN
the air ss Freely they pie and in
from rae skin THIS article be
bad Of All druggists sad perfumers q reputation Jo'euh
burnett 70. are the observation-disclosures Transcript For
sale BY g. u. RING, r. iMrTH, aud dealers generally.
Hills Hair Dye, -Four shiIftrgs n Box.
bleck or brown At No barclay street. Inimltabe cnag
Of hair and whiskera
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baseses q Constautinop,e and this having been
taken, was, We understand, amicably arranged.



me money market had become decidedly easier on
account OF The arrival the Of fl 500 900
sterling, in gold from Australia the bullion in the Bank
of England had increased during the week fbsooo Con
sols had considerably advanced, cosing ct sSh for
money, and sa% sasl for account. Bar silver quoted
a g. 2l4d. Mexican dollars, 6s ld eagles, 76s 4Ad
nouth American doubloons los. 80; Spanish doaboous
1Ss. I'd.
AMERICAN SECURITIES.
Nessrs Bell Co report . fair business In American
securities particularly Of the Illinois Central
Rsilfosd The following are tho quotations.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-04

TH.tRsRs AT NrRtos Gssprs-rhe great pianist gives
bis FIRST concert at Nblos Garden this evening" change
which w be reshed by all his admirers. D'Anzri will
assist, and the programme 10 superb one.