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Noiice Of EoreciosMre.

On the third day Of April 1850 Joseph Lukiu Of sedg-
~ wick, conveyed to Moses Eaton In mortgage u ccr-
tain lot Of baud living IN said s~iawick buuie follows
viz. the East 10y tie Town road leading from Franklin
infkius to Thurston's Saw-Ml the West by. lard n
Isaac H. Mark. and Daniel o. 1hur>n on the North by
band Of sylvester CRpp the East by land Of Franklin
Lnfkn, fer full description reference Nv I've had
to said dcd Of Mortgage recorded II,ncock Registry
Vol 90, lage 563. The condition Of said mortgags huv,
Ing been broken and by thereof claim frccln-c
the said mortgage. MOSES EATON
Segwick, Oct. IL, 1858. 8g3s
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al cas6ct Of oews Of Mt aud B-tsdon, ;,

The design Of this book is to bring whole libra
ries into II single yolumc-to furnish mental
meal FIR every day and every hour-for every
taste humor, caprice-a book for the grave aud
gay, tho old and young; We have, therefore,
Science and Philosophy Rhyme and Reason Wit
and W isdom, Fact and Fancy, which put together
as they came, produce sort of intellectual pllm
pudding, inasmuch as the whole is reppcrcd and
spced with puns, couundrums, and drollcrics. to
say nothing of garnsh Of three hundred cngray-
ings.
In these pages are given the essences of thou ght
aud sentiment from Goethe, sydney Smith, sam
Johnson. and many others; clcr cal anecdotes
llibcrnian ecccntrciics, Western cxtrnva ganzas
gathered from the t2Gr nrdy Of The Press; outlines
Of the tale Of Don Quixotc and Gil Bias; of the
fables Of Flavan and Iafontainc; of the epic
poems IF Jerusalem Delivered Tclcmachus
Orland Fnrioso and others of the Life and Say
ings of Mrs. Partin. ton and the " iIuw Bcdutt;
of the Bunshy Papers and the Green Mountain
Girsi OF the Life Of sam Houston. Gerard the lou
killer, Cummings the ephant-dcstroycr, and
Lirin -Stnn the girasle-chaSef Of Strvcns travels
in Egypt and Palestine, Paul aud Virginia
Alexander Dumas, the Swiss Family Robin.on,
Mr.. Gldd and sam Patehi with spicy citations
ni prose and poetry, from the master-spirits u
The day-Longfellow, bryant, Bayard Taylor
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Natural History OF the Bible. which is sub
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Wonderful Discoveries IN All and Sciences
rETkR PAELKy, the editor Of this huok has a
worldwide reputation, as an author--his writ
ings having become familiar ~ household words
wherever the English langua 60 is Spukcn This
Is Ills LAST WORK, aud we predict for it n
popularity equal, il not superior, To that ace utrd
by any oi his former publication.
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Mrs. Anne Burgess took a cowhidc
and made desperate assault on her hus-
bands brother in New York on Friday
Justice Welsh did not approve of the
act, and IN crdcr to put stop to such
practices, he committed her to trial, and
an default OF bail, she was sent to the
Tombs to cool off. Ser, ed her right.
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice 10 all concern
cd that he has been bully appointed and has taken
upon himself tie Of Executor Of The last MIL aud
testament Of Noah spahaek, late OF BucksPort, in the
County Hancock, deceased, by giving bond as the law
directs; therefore requests all persons who are iiened
the said deceases estate, To make immediate payment
anl those VIII, have any demands tlrren, 10 exhibit the
for setil ais.ilt, >. u. iht tsipN.
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N Office.

4 IL persons indcbte to tho es.at, Of
tho late William Bin cha \. Esquire, dcc"as.
cd, are called upon 10 make in'nc.latr pawn IT,.
All the Ian s RENAL uins uns,ld helonlng 10 the
said Estate, lying IA the counties IL P,no Sc T..
Hancock AMI Wa.l ington, IN the s tate Of Mainc,
are now ofcred for sale ut rc',ci prices for cash.
For Information in reenrd ~ the above aid Gr
plans lnd de>s.i ,ei.fds Il these Lands, ap, iusif
noy he made To thc agent.
= y RACK.
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Mothers. Mothers. Mothers!

An Old Nurse for Children. Don't fail to pro-
cure Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for children
Teethins. 1t has equal on earth. No mother
who has ever tried Mrs. Winslow Soothing Syrup
for children will consent to let her child pass
throu the distressing and critical period OF teeth
ing without the aid OF this invaluable preparation.
If life and health can be estimated by dollars and
cents, it is worth its sht in gold.
Millions of bottles OF Mrs. " nslow's Soothing
Syrup are sold every year in the United statos.
1t is an old and well tried remedy. None gen
uinc unless the Fac Smile Of Curtis L Perkins is
the outsde wrapper.
Price only y cents a bottle.
C. G. Peck, Ellsworth, Wholesale Agent; 5. f.
P.rkins. Bangor, do. Sold by all dealcrsin Med
ccne. 1y-2l
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MAR RIED.

In surry Sept -, by Rev. X Meseryey. Mr.. jacob y.
Morgan, To Miss RuNanna Il. Wo,d, both 81 surfy.
III renyset, oct. 10, by Row N Dunbar, Mr.. John Il.
Aim u Brvekssle To- Miss hil Perkins Of feIte,sC1t.
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AtAnMteG SIGNS OF A srckLy SIMMER.


rhc Summer and Fab of 1873 viii be merk!t in tier
cords of tune the Most sicNly and unhc season
that have visited the mort portion of this Continent
many years Mularous Diseases in their most ,nali:,ran
and violent forms, will prevail epeieics III sections
country that have been dclugcd by ovcrnw-
ing of rivers, creeks and haTous, and drencled by the
rent heavy rains
YELLOW FEVER, TYPHOID FEVER, BILIOUS FE-
YER, Err AND AIT coNGE>TINE FEY Er,
INTERMITTENT AND REMFrTENT FHNERS, Iiul.-
ERA, FIJI N-pNSENTEkIES, stbDhN ATTAtKS OF
VOMITING viii rage with vilen e in the vicinrs II w
mar'hF lands, ami where the deurc Of the aad
drenthngs Of the rains have been sufficiently Virct tn
produce n>ina, from decomposition IF .cg, cable 9th
er derompose,, natter In southern and West ri
States may therefore expect the prevalence as cd mic
Maarous diseases the other the above Ilni
forms; ard in order that the Public may provide them
selves with the proper means to protect their systems
against sudden attacks of diseases Of any kind notify
the people oi the approach Of these nn'a,iis In Rad
ways Ready relief You have the preventative Milh this
Remedy, howevr violent and malignant iAfrct, ard
deathy may be the character ut the disease cannot
harm you. tespooni of this hi protecting Remedy,
drank in little water three Fur times l day i'll 80
f,rtify the stomach against the niecti .,sse, tn
fc,er-, that YOU safe from dtiigcr though yuu
were hr'athing thu most wholesome and nvguritng
mos here unicr the Railway Ready Relief has
been proved in the yellow Fever of 1855, I've the best
iisinf ctai in tani al reader, u rtr-
be afflicted with any Fccr, thuiera FiuI or
Dysent"y--l'hr ien9"' r1ng'sf'rf i"f"m'Hcm or
Remifffnf-Rhdway' Ready Relief aided with always
Regulators, will in few hours arrest tho violence AID
danger Of the dis asc and soon you.
COMMON, 1SEAsES
Diseases such as hheumaiism, Gout, Sc,atica, Ntnr-
qIjig U,ai fchrs InfHcn.a Rush Of RI,oJ n, n,
Heai BiiiousHcss fboiics Tooih Ich,S C,onp Uhooy-
ma COughs lithuanian Of me Ron,Is mil Ian, :.
sutton Iii1cks 0t thiix ant Frr,rs Ack ness al iae
stomach Cong,stion NJ m, Braju sam Nlrok, Jj,,r
difficulties ami other iainnil drhi,atiup and emf ,l,,
alpli.- " m run ri the. L.,tli and brndti
# III ,n attacking in their ,iurn hris the aged
mi III, aged ami Youthful But against the. n, WHICH
nilit =, much ,i,, u.. their yiti,e. Erlva, ;, uc.
Relief viii il a few moments remove the Hence aud
orturiug pains; and II USED in c,,ccti! It'll RadS.A
Regulator, specify effect
Chronic DISEASES
. ihnse Mhl are :" hiHwnl,e as DE ain'etH' WIN
-. -. , ,g -. ~ t n""n""a ru''S' nc
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BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.
Indian Medical Institute

OFFICE. No. SO BRo1fFIELD 81, BOSTON, Mass.
REy. NORRIS DAY, President
Kn ,, =; MASON Uty Missionary Vice President
WI VI TlLtli Esq, Treasurer
JOHN STYLES. ESQ sccrrtary
BOARD OF MANAGERS,
REv. PFhH MASON, WV H. WuntR ESQ
JOHN L. PRIEST, ESQ, AARON 5. HARVARD, ESQ,
Physicians. r. GREENE, NJ D..
AT this Institution, Cancers Scrpfula lumors and all
chronic Diseases. successfully upon the
or Indian System Of Medicine
All persons hisug Gamers, those afflicted with 9th.
er complicated diseases should avail themselves Of the
personal attention of the ply sicqns the Institute where
proper boarding houses are provided.
Most dseasessuch Scrofula 1Iuinors Of the Blood
diseases Of the Throat and lungs, Dyspepsia. Liver Com.
pant, Dropsy, Rhcumatism Heart Complaint Female
,'nPmnts and the great variety Of diseases by which
'he human bSiy is shcted-are successfully treated with
remedies which can he sent to any part Of the world with
'u directions, rs very correct opinion of such
Gan De formed upon RENTING the Qucs-
uhs which may be found in the INDIAN ARcANA copy
~ which viii be sent free when requested. Also Dr.
"rehcs inaiandpaths' science Of Indian Medicine
winch VIII be sent by mail 10 any the receipt o
l0ur postage stamps.
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S w e e r II o M 6
DR.. J. W. PHELPS,

No. GS fremont 81, Boston, a, the Sign # the Got
den Eagc, has large and extensive assortment
of 1ruSseS. ibdomnai supporters houtiers Braces six
Elastic Stockings kaee Caps, and apparatus for the
correction and cure of all kinds of Physical Deior
mites, Also Manufacturer of Artificial Legs,
Hands and Arms. His Instruments have been
used in the Mass.General Hospital for more than
twenty years, as we'll in similar Institutions in
Europe.
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THE COL d EN- p Il Il f .
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NEW STYLES
READY MADE CLOTHING.

We are now offerin t the Trade and pur-
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Ready I,s;ltie clothing. Furnishing
Goods, &c, Ae. of every variety of ma
te lial and style, adapted to the present and
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Our stock will be daily rcl lcnishcd from
our Manufacturing Department, and the as
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tor the selection of desirable and sale
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General Agent for he
tinted States, 100 Chambcrs, ~, Mr. FORK
r.t,., al " ,oi.. al. ,,l.rs sh,,lI Ia addressed
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GOLD BY

CALVIN PECK, Esworh d. Crbttte, il, Han
cock; X. :. Ircble Sullivan; John IhcrSu. tnulsiurp
John Hardy, >tcicn, W. leighton. Mil,br,,sc; Siet
oas X q dfrcy. Cherr- icit IIe,ckInh MeaiS Surry
John stephens; Hluchi and al Druggists and dealer
in medicines throughout the world.
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SHIPPING.

Berths not secured until paid for.
An experienced surgeon on board.
The owners of sps will not be accountable for gold
silver bullion SPECIE jewelry precious stones metals
less bills Of ladng are signed therefor and the value thereof
therein expressed. For freight passage apply TO
II. CUNARD, No. Bowling green.
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
ALMANAC TOR NEW roRg-rlIIs DAY.
sun Risrs..... OF NOON sETs.
SUN SITS ..s...+......... ~ HIGH wArFq......p
Port OF New York, October ), 1855.

CLEARED
steamship Moses Taylor, McGowan Aapinwall-N o Ro.
steamship Chesapeake crowe, PortlardH Cromwell &
ship John Jay, Huugerford shaughae-r Hathaway.
ship Humboldt, Gre, Hamhnrg-I r. Amsnck
ship Telassar, Walker, Aspinwall-w Riyersnith.
cs siP Constitution l"nd' 'ai'e''0nlieHni"ss Muller
shp Fdwara Everett Gunhy, New orleans-lI Noul,on.
ship South CaIalins, Hayden New oreans-Post smith
Chasa. '9' 1 ~ ="
shin Paragon nrnkwater Mobile Chamberlain Robinson
Bark retrea, srowell, MeiheuneNaier Lord ouereau
Bark Slas r9nie ,swsl rry1. Quebec-funch Mencke.
Bark Maursn, france,n le Elzabehpor-J W Elwell
Brag Hendrika Bertha Dutch Roster RoterlamFunch
Brig Lady Chapman Dr Cooper Demarara-smith, Jones
SIR Surf, shaw; Iaessonyils-c4 Peters ...,.
SsT Sresi s X sss% MsS% o S@ Mitchell
schr Coast rc rios ,,o,fet. ngn.2ps Master
M rssss r W.T. aeTss Potter
ss1r r,n, , ss,e ~, sle', Bs.,.ss ,swissco
soog S s%eris' Eeynolss lreyleSe-I kenny
steamer boston, SLEW fhrsdephS
steamer Novelty, Bell Philadelphia
ARRIVED.
Steamship Hammona Ham schwenssn. Hamburg Sept ~
Via Southampton 81 With md.s I'D 80 passrngegs an
star, hence ior southampton
Steamshp Alabama, schenck Savannah. IS hours with
loo AN % FRYING Pan shoals s.sniyed steamship isabel
ship Belle Wood Rush Liverpool u days with coal 70 Man
hsan Gas G.. vessel g J 4 hc''sw.
shp J,a Eyic rsmher GLASGOW and creenOek sep,i with
Ship AAes 81 Baa, Murphy. Glasgow Aug "a with mise
L hatk Release. -. Boston. 8 days
Barn wayee! ~ kcuncbmk), Curtis, Cnrao June with
s,hr Mary alice of SYors steering ~ JUS IL % fasand
lsl,ncs g ssfesi SEAMAN q Yarmouth Bug Ie from the
a bars oeiss 20 Bso. ii.w.- B"'hsr, River Gambia
= elNkF NF t.Yf1E "A afp taUNN Ne
bark Lrand ~ BOSOM Humphrey. savannah. days with
Brig Black swan ,Si Geore,own Sc Ppdgcr Georgetown
81 AK. M,'h n1ssl .aorer . pishlc Bgnse
BIZ ~ ~ .inark =, ~, r'p . n"n1nnl 10y bostn
g Nd., 90. Sept e. u, 3ii5 lon O. 20 spoke
Alics rareon wninus DAY. from ssvania for Liverpool
shr Merry Taylor 20 Deun, Siesersn HALIFAX 10 days
scla Mater Raleigh Tuaic Savannah Jay. viii cotton
ssr dehge pavi. Tueds. cbsrssisn days with co,ioa
schr Ned nrnd-rsea. wiinlntion, Nc .day,
ssSr pnapsn' Bp,,. sssn'aa i,,s ~ eae'"
sshr Nooro,n Grammar. AleSsgdria, aay.
schr ro1.ytb, Holmes, ,ersadris, ! aaS.
schr BAILEY, Hopkins, Virginia; days
schr " = Williams, ktkins virginia 2dsy.
schr WIN Bsnent f.rser ylrsinia, sd-s
Ssr b.ny sSiE She: rSS s5u sirs ss1. days
Sehr |. Jcges, Crowen, Baltimore. days
ses b SaI Hsrt, g, new, , ser Haveu
sehr Palladium, Avery, Albany for New Louf0a.
srhr Inrhisl. cray. kon1oui ~ salem.
sr @ Sn s ~.er R Rssaa, w. - sH
sehr Gangs GhchTisi, kanlou, for Bosiop.
steamer Bosom. s.llsw Philadelphia
Sieamer Osuray. kenney. rroviierc.
Steamer Chss UsgoOd sini,n Norwich and New Joaaou
SAILED.
Any TsyiS A-piu%al. resfias. Cir. xssaasa 81
Wind during tho d.y wv
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TUESDAY, Oct. So p. NJ

AslEs-Sales of 80 barrels pots were made at &C.
RRE,psTtfs-four-The foreign news by the Ham
mona and Nova Seotan impaired the market,
while sales made larger scale The transactions
footed up about 10000 II 900 barrels closing at about
yesterdays quotations Canadian hour steady with
fair demand The sales embraced about 500 900 bar
res southern flour DUH for the lower grades and
teady for the better qualities The sales embraced about
400 barrels, within the range of yesterdays figures.
hye hour and corn meal were unchanged Wheat in
better demand but sales confined 10 about % 900
bushels including very inferior Chicago at &C. prime
red Indiana, in store at 81 20; white Canadian
II 20; Milwaukee club at 81; white Southern at 81 50;
and mixed do at 81 Is Corn was more firmly held
with fair demand from the home trade and for shipment
The sales embraced about 50 GOO bushels Csc Tic for
unsound Western mixed, and at re 72c Tor good do
Sic. ior Southern white Rye heavier and lower,
with sales Of about 5000 bushels 75c re Barley
bushels state, 10 arrive, at 81 TO- Oats were settling at
46c. 4sc for state, and asc. SIC for Western.
CofsEk Sales Of 800 bags OF lagaayra were made at
p. /, and 600 do, ST. Domingo for export al Toe.
CorToN.-The foreign news was considered favorable,
and the market quite firm, with sales Of about 700
500 bales at full prices Estimates Of the CROP with line
weather for weeks come, vary from $500 900
1880 600 bales and 90 high 3,400 600 which
may be considered outside figure
fREIGHTs.-Engagemen were limited, and to Liverpool
little was done, while quotations nominal To Lon
don about 500 boxes Of cheese engaged 30 $50
bbls rosin al If. Cd and considerable engagement OF
crude rmored 10 have been made private terms.
To Bremen about 900 bbs Of taken at Is Cd.
PRov1sIoSs.-fork-The market heavy, and with a
light demand prices inclined TO droop The sales re-
ported footed up about 900 bbls including mess,
SIG 10 for old SIG go for new, and prime at sl4 Is.
Beef was plenty and easier with sales OF about 800 bbs,
including country mess nj $40 for country and
at IS for prime old and repacked Western at
al sl3, and extra AT Sl4 Cut quiet and
unchanged. with sales of 100 bbs at 6isc for shoulders
aud at Sac for hams. Lard heavy, with sales OF
about 200 bbls oi.c. lose. for new and l0g,c
lie. for old Butter and cheese Were in good demand
without change in prices.
sroAEs.-rhe market firm and in some cases fur
Their advance Of abont &c. claimed. The sales
braccd about 200 800 hhds Cuba chiefly within the
range Of about 6c Sc and 300 400 boxes at private
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The purs.r Of the steamship Alabama artivcl yceertay
from Savannah vii socsrt orr thanks So flvorN
I1rScu-Nr Thos Coyrr win launch yard f,o ~
Fory fourth street Eas river hs "wednesday lnorains a,
about socock small Cor china BE- called he
White Cloud She destined the large rivers ne
Celestial Empire aud vii be- lod viii III lse improvements
~ 0ur river steamboats,.
GLITTER sur Isrnsrp Capt Gardner advertised 10 sal
the eih for Francisco she ~ Colernans Csr
na Inc and lays ricr IS fo' n wa street The l. th0-
roughly md perfectly ventilated and is very ns saler.
snw Nay ourKy stanwooa abandoned ihe Wy Age
toenturF t. B'snn and subsequently t3rr utp t SUI
,aran redsnt Il j. stated ,bs, ,bere Is some Insurance
Oh her n Brunswick once.
SUR ALLIANCE Card arrived In the Clyde lsh MT from New
lrk had q throw part a be cargo overheard through stress
Bn.e K,fauprS-Newport %, i-The brig Kaabdin. ~
days tom Amsterdam bound ~ View Yok pf into this pat
Lay WIN rs y sas ana sRnrs WI rsrair aud sal ~ =
Beard u underwriers)
Bpie Hrsserpr Gamage 4 Baltimore from Caribbean sea
orsan - 49,
re ASs rv1rp Hopkins from 3, Martins Gov Bangor ~
The passage and sprung tore topmss, and topgalannas
Bua Rro GnASpE cunningham. which ecsked a wiscasse
Savannah
scpn rs,wss. ADAMS y days fren Bos cor Cape Hay
number - small wreckns Gratis went 70 her assistance aud
49, d,hssna rn9n y hef s,,so she ses,ed % sal
destination
scpR Auarcr Pennington from Georgetown Sc for New
u uit VIII ku,s board, and ordered 70 Quarantine.
81 wniow. ~ cranteyg lsle. Ne y tons wm Bun
capfsir. wed Norfolk 1gh nit o. rh~rwe III
-eif william Parker sha having been seized ior tio
tta f e. s4tc inspection law ~ August last " having
bNt t# r ~ uclt wleu vugagu nom Richmond u
- ~ II Il lnitine q seareh -, Wl.pN va ir,ia
hoo c,'acd 4 Virginia " = gesher 81 vas
ses.g 49, ,h n w ~, ~, ~ - 80 h 49,
,eu,estug - natter e. the courts.
s.ar At.siselis, Bsssr a. Prcricen Gen Aspss
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NOR HAvANA AND NEW ORLEANS, OCT, . ls1s-
T The Louisiana Tehuanepec Conpanys aeamsop wa
KER CITY. This well known and fast steamship sna-
isd commander WIN eau for above poss ae S
cabin S6O cabin go Freight 30 cents 70 New
freight taken 10 Havana except specie Apply 70 nAH
QOUs BR0THEkS. No IS South street WIZ receive neenA
Ocsoberl.
L1OR HAVANA AND NEW ORI.EANs-To SAIL POSI-
lively on Tuesday October IA iS5 at u ocock me un
mander win receive freight Friday October
at pier foot Of Robinson street. N Freight thirty cents
per cubic foot No bills Of adg signed after the hour OF sap
LIVINGSTON, CRoCHEROS CO.. No. l Park place
nor NEW ORLEANS DIRECT-oCTOBER l1-rHE
Il well known staunch and fast steamship TENNESSEE,
Captap Thomas Forbes win York. pier No.
North river New Orleans direct Friday Oct u.s. at
Communications are unsurpassed She ready
reish; pier No North river None but steamship bills OF
adng win be signed For passage or freight apply ON board
UroR sAvANNAH-THE AMERICAN ATLANTIC
screw steamship Company new and elegant steamship
MONTGOMERY, +. Croacker commander VIII leave pier ~
North river Saturday, October AT O'Clock NJ Cabin
passage, with unequaed RECOMMENDATIONS, Sin through
Albany Ca S24; Atlanta and Columbus, S2 Macon VII
Freight 10 per foot and poporonate rates. Insurance
one nan per cent ABBpGy CROMWELL co. Sc Yves. street
EoR CHARLESTON, s. C.--UNITED STATES MAIL
II side wheel steamship ne-Thfough forty eight hours
The steamship COLUMBIA Berry commander win leave
pier No North river Saturday, Oct at O'clock r NJ
precisely For freight or passage apply TO sPoFFoRD,
board All goods for the Northeastern Railroad must be
marked Care of agent Northeastern Rairoadn Through
tickets to the following places be had by applying
To Montgomery We
To Atlanta *
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FINANCIAL AND CO.AMERC GAL.
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BY the arrivals Of the HAMMOND at this port and the
Nova socan NJ Quebec we have the London papers Of
2ls and Geographic advice 22d The funds closed on
1st Al sT = for mcpey and ora u for the account,
nj which prices they inactive Tho nna quotations
the Paris Boursc day r. for money, and
~ S. for the end o. the MONTH showing reaction Of =
per cent Money very abundant on stocks at per
cent and supposed that the Bank held more bullion
than bad Zone for five years Cotton had been active,
and ccsee hrm advance Of sixteenth Brcadsuns
were doil and -four had declining tendency Provisions
and ~ oduce generally DUN and quiet without change
81 prize The london Times thus alludos the business
AZ American securities on the 2lst -
In American securities Illinois Central and New YORK
and Erie were heavy In miscellaneous securities a
further reduction took place in Atlantic Telegraph, the
npai urice heipp 400 20 $40