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DIR. MORSE. OF PORTLAND,

Well known for his successful treatment or Con-
suraption, Cafarrh IsthB,a, Bronchitis, and all dis
eases Of the TAroat and Lungs by Medical lnhala-
tiOn, with n view 10 the accommodation OF his nu-
merOus patients and others DESTROYS to consult him
In Saco BiddefOrd. and the surrounding towns, will
be ut the Biddeiord House, Bddeford. the first Fri
dag In each month hereafter until further notice.
IL stormy on Friday. DIR. VI. will be at Biddeford
the next day. Saturday, " pleasant.
lie also treats all female complaints. For failing
of hs Womb" and "Leueorrhaa" he has a sover.
elgn remedy. ieb. 2l-9tl
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WANTED.

,oo CORDS OF White, Yellow and Red OAK
3UU Round Wood. 10 besawed Is inches In length,
nee rum large knots and not less than inches In
Tor which CASH and fAii price will be
riyen on delivery nj the Mill on Gooch Island:
Also. wanted 10000 OF good rived OAK SLAVES,
q, inches long and inch thick.
AIso wanted NJ above, i00,nOD Sawsd Sfarss.
ANDREW H0B3oN, jr. Agent.
saeo, Aug. It'll, iSo2. Hu
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No. 10. Dyspepsia. No. 10.

DR.. GiiTorl's Homeopathic Curatives for dys-
pepsia are used with great success. Price %
cts. per box. Said by
W. q. Dyer. Biddeiord,. Me-, s: 3. Mitchell,
Mass, W. T. Philips wholesale, Portland.
Philip Lees name is on each box Of the genuine.
Sent free on receipt Of price by mail. Addres: all
letters TO PRlip Lee, 1876 william st., New York
Send for manual furnished free. lw1
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Tho Soldiers Friend Sergeant
Amber.

We find the following correspondence in
the Portland Advertiser. The correspon-
dencs itself speaks more eloquently of the
claims and self-sacrilcins zeal OF Sergeant
Amber than anything We can say. We
heartily endorse the following introduction
to the correspondence in the advertiser -
=" The proprietors Of the Advertiser believe
in the wisdom and justice Of the appeal, and
trust that our soldiers will not overlook it,"
AUGUSTA, Aug. /, 1862.
JouN NEAL, ESQ. Dear Sir:-Sergeant
j. W. Amber, whose case has been men,
toned in the Advertiser over your signature
is here. Some Of the wounded soldiers in
hospital ut Augusta, whom he formerly
drilled, have united in the following letter
10 their comrades, he press, and The people.
You know the case too well to require any
additional statement from me. He has Of
lered his services, Us drill master of the re-
cruits, TO the Governor. being still able to
teach them rs well as before. excepting that,
having lost the use of one hand, he cannot
teach the manual Of arms. The Governor
replied that he could give him no encour-
agement until he was better, If you can do
anything for him by publishing this letter,
or by an appeal through the columns of the
Advertiser. you would do great favor to a
deserving man.
Yours very truly,
EDWARD SrANwoOD,
lSsi Editor hcuaebec Journal
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The Confessions 4 Experience Of an Invalid.
Published 70 the Benefit

Published 70 tho Benefit
and rs a warning aud caution To young men who
suffer from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay,
Sc., supplying at the same time the means Of Self.
Cure. by one who has cured himself after being
put TO great expense through medical imposition
and quackery. by enclosing n postpaid addressed
envelope, SINGLE COPIES may be had Of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq, Bedford, Kings
Co, MY. lyrl3
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y The sum Of $4,000 was on Friday
last sent to Washington by the prize court Of
Philadelphia. The sum is the proceeds Of q
single sale of prize vessel condemned and
sold in that port. The whole sum will be
divided among the officers and crew OF sim
Gle vessel, Over $500, 900 more will be sent
on for the same purpose during the present
week.
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Sf[arriagss.

Saco-2ist ult., by Rev. L. S. Dwight, Samu-
81 Osgood, Esq, and Miss Lucy |. Goodale.
Saco-27th ult., by Rev. j. Kelly, Francis
NJ, Dodge, Esq, Of wenham, Mass, aud Miss
Sarah j. Philbrick, Of Seabrook, N. III.
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FARM FOR SALE.

"a TIE subscriber will sell his farm, consisting
f., OF about 10 acres Of good land suitably divi.
~ ded into tillage, pasturage and woodland, Of
aBargaiHi
On this iarm are two good dwelling.h houses, barn
6OxtO with sheds attached, wood houses, wofksnop'
cider mill. sap camp. &C.
The fsrm Il seven miles from Saco depot two ana
q half from the terminus Of the York Cnmoel.
land read, and three-fourths OF mile Hom o~'"o"
Fails bridge, ON the main road, a,
The farIIng tools will DO sold with the n'm'
desired. v.,. NJ.
Post ofise address, Hollis, salmon mon f rIsphr
Buxton, Aug. 2ist, 1861 a"S
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81 The Ladies' Soldiers Relief Society

e The Ladies Soldiers Relief Society
meets spery Tuesday afternoon IN City Hall,
for the purpose Of receiring and preparing
supplies 10 be foroarded for the relief Of sick
and ,oounded soldiers.
An are solieitedto contribute 10 the cause
either money or articles, at that time and
place.
The Ladies Of the city are inbifed to attend
these meetings TO assist in preparing supplies.
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y War meetings are held in this city every
evening AMI the stores and places Of business
are closed amer two p. NJ.
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3 Passes for leaving the State must be
procured Of Hon. Joseph B. Hall. Secretary
OF State, at his Office in Portland. :
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Certain Cure In all Cases,
Or No Charge Made.

DR. Dow Is consulted daily, from A. n. 10 8 p. u.
as above upon all difficult and chronic diseases OF
every name aud nature. having by his unwearied
attention aud extraordinary success gained rep
utation which calls patients from all parts Of tho
country 20 obtain advice.
Among the physicians In Boston, none stand
higher In the profession than the celebrated DIR.
DOW, No. Rndicott street, Boston. Those who
need the services OF an experienced physician and
surgeon should give him call.
Ps. DIR. Dow imports aud has for sale . new
article called tho French secret Order by mail.
2 for 81, and q rcd stamp.
April, is62.-iyrl6
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NOTICE.

THE members OF the First Class OF the York
hereby notified that the Directors OF said company
have ordered an assessment ON the members OF said
Tirst Glass payable on or before the 18th day Of
JUNE. is6l-or ON or before the lst day OF NO.
VENEER, 1862 WILLIAM HILL, Treasurer
south Berwick, Ne, April ., 1864 3w-T
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NOTICE.

lSmy wife. Olive Ann LittleAeld. has len my bed
"A anil board, forbid any one harborns her, and
shall pay no bills % her contracting amer this
date. NATHANIEL LlTrLEflELD.
Wells, Sept I. 1862. T-3w
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= A meeting was held At" Oak Ridge"
last Wednesday. which We understand was
largely attended
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YORK MANUFACTURING COMPANY.

nIIE annual meeting Of the Stockholders In the
L York. Manufacturing Company for the
choice OF officers and the transaction OF such other
business as may legally come before them, will he
holden ut their Counting Room In Saco In the state
OF Maine, on THURSDAY, the eleventh day OF Sep
TENDER, 1861, at eight o'clock A. H..
by order OF the Treasurer. :,
saeo, Sept. 2, 1862. 1-iw
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STATE OF MAINE.

COUNTY or York,
CRY OF BIDDEfORD,)
To AbUaA T@bOr, City Marshal Of hs CITY Of hide
ford, ohkENNa'
YOU are hereby required, In the name Of the state
the city of Bddeford qualified according TO law TO
yot. in the election Of State and County oicer 70
meet at their respective Ward Rooms In said cliy'
viz, Ward One-at the school.house In school Dis
trict No. 81 Ward Two-at the store No j. Dndleys
Block, on Water street In said ward Ward Three
at the school-house on Pool street, In said ware
Ward Four-at the engine house on washington o
building, on Chestnut street, Ward Six-at the en-,
vine house No. 2, on Chestnut street and Ward
Seyen-at the store OF Col Harrison Lowell, vt the
corner Of Main street and iS',; road Is %sy
of September, at nine o'clock In the forenoon, 10
give IN their votes Cor Governor OF this statei for
Representative TO Congress 70 represent the flrst
for the First Senatorial Districts Sheriff Tor said
county two County Commissioners County
Trea,urer two Representatives for said CITY 70 me
Legislature OF this State, and Register OF Deeus
for said County or York.
You are also required To give notice 10 said In
habitants, that the Aldermen or said city Will be
in open session at the Aldermens room on me t,ree
secular DAYS next preceding said day OF election,
from o'clock In the forenoon 70 ~ o'clock a. ana
from o'clock 10 o'clock T. M, TO correct The list
OF voters And also, to hear and decide on the APP
pS.SSn at q Sa Ihs aaS I'd day Of August A.
SIS. FAIRFIELD, Mayor.
ALBERT SMITH,
JOHN T. SMITH, Aldermen OF
JOSHUA MOORE, The city
ELIPllrT WALKER. OF Biddeford.
BENZ. U PARTRIDGE,J
Tho foregoing Is n true copy Of tho original WAR;
rant. 10 me directed. AbIJAH TARBON,
City Marshal OF the city OF Diddeford.
City OF Diddeford. August 2ed. ls69.
Pursuant 10 the above warrant 10 me directed,
hereby notify and warn the Inhabitants IN the
several wards in said city OF Biddeford, quaiined
ces. and for tie purposes therein mentioned
~ ADIJAh TARB0X,
2w36 City Marshal OF the city OF Biddeford.
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AND PENSIONS,

THE undersigned will procure Pensions for
l. wounded or otherwise disabled soldiers, and
for the heirs Of such have died or may hereafter
die from wounds or diseases contracted In service
in the present war Also. will procure the
BOUNTY OF ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS!
together with the arrears Of pay and allowance
for the widow or legal heirs OF such rs die or may
be killed in service" under the act OF Congress APP
proved July 22d, 1861.
Having perfectedarrangement with experienced
parties In Washington, who have unusual facilities
for prosecuting claims OF this Kind, the subscriber
feels confident Of giving satisfaction TO those who
may entrust their business with him.
GEORGE II. KNowLToN,
ALFRED, ME.
~ Orders left at the Law Once Of John NJ.
Goodwin. ESQ., in the City Building, Diddeford,
will receive prompt attention. ST.
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| 10 PERSONS Calling ]
say they are advertised
Andrews Charles
Adams James
Anderson Mary A
Andrews Sampson
Burnell Alonio
Bean Chas II
fireman Daniel
Boothby Hannah
Bryant Julia A
Baldwin J & ]
Bsssick Josiah T
Bickford Ira
Bradbury John
Berry Robert z
Cary Rev G L
Carleton Albert
bennett David
Day Amelia
Emerson Sarah d
Ewing Martha
Ellis Lizzie
Poss Mrs G d
Poote Mrs John d
French Hannah
foss Emma
Fernsld RliIabeth-2
Fernsld Alpheus
Green Ann Ma
Goodwin Chas d
Goodwin Chas N
Glidden Ellen A NJ
fitzpatrick Elizabeth
Fitzpatrick Capt John
Hasty Alonlo
Hewes A w
Horton Bros
Hill ID 8
Iiarinell Garrett
Howard Harriet
Hunt James :
Hall John Q
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DEMAINiNG uncalled for in the Post once, Bid.
IL defOrd. Sept. !, is62.
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miscellaneous.
Up
LIST OF LETTERS

LETTERS
for in the Post once, Bid
9 these letters will pleas,
Hill Martha
Haines Samuel
Hayward Vim N
Leland Hannah
Lane Mary Z
Leland Mrs Simeon
Layilt L d
Mitchell Albert
Melrow Clara
Marshall Geo II
Marshall John N
Murch Lucy q
Matthews Matilda
Nickerson Susannah
O'Berne Mrs II
Pike VIM
Place Joseph
Pike Israel
Plummer Edward r
Stiles Albion p
Smith Adelia
sawyer Clifford A
Smith Mrs ID
Smith George
Sawyer Hannah A
Skinner Maria
Smith Olive
Smith Sarah J-2
Sawyer Susan
Suith Sarah G
Silver Susan
Smith Susan
Torsey Henry L
Townsend John R-2
Tarbox LIME ID
Tibbetts Luther
Weber Albert
WEIGH Ellen
WEIGH Mary
Weber Maria
L. o. COwAN, p. N
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@.DitHl Establishments.
WoLD FRIENDsR
In the Right Placed
Herrick's Sugar Coated Pills

The best Family
Cathartic In tho
world, used twenty
years by I've millions
Of persons Annuallyi
always give satisfac
tlonj contain nothing
injuriousj patroniIed
BY the principal ply
ticians and surgeons
In the Union ele-
gAntly coated with
sugar.
Large boxes Is cts
HHn hAaaa l..s AaA Al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-21

The Republican Union Convention OF the xii
(Westcbester) District yesterday nominated TIC
Hon. EDWARD IIAIGIr for reelection to Con.
gress. This is most judcious. Mr. Haett is
the present Representative, elected in 1860 a
u Democrat Some of his votes are not III &c.
cordance will our convictions; but his general
course has been so patriotic, and his support
OF the War measures OF the Administration
go hearty that he is entitled 10 the cordial
support Of unconditional Union men. We trust
his reelection is not doubtful.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-21

A meeting is to be held very soon-the last
part Of this week or the first part Of next--of
Union citzens irrespective Of party for tho
purpose of giving the Union men from the
States now in rebellion an opportunity of OK
pressing their opinion in regard to the conduct
of the War; Some Of the most prominent
citizens from the South viii be present and
address the meeting Probably Gen. Prentss
will be present-Col. Hamilton, OF Texas, will
certainly be present.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-21

Tie Htraid has another rgmaroc from It'd
pretended Baltimore correspondent, who knows
80 much about the strength aud the plans OF
the Rebels, aud who. Tie Kicim0nd Ghig SAYS,
Is none other than Or. Wallis, the VirginIan
on The HcraiFs editorial stag whom The Mir
pronounccs just as useful to the traitors ne he
dare be. His new letter closes ns follows:
Ono more que,rn II the strength OF the Rebels not
sh hqyo Presented h ugiT resources ia
my letters hV nf aat dtrfrg sg.ieen oHt. II cy
hare AR ben ctf gtsF,d -
insuer-Maior Key, late Of the General
Staff of our Union armies, says it isn't " the
game of our average West Pointers 10 have
the Rebels whipped in decisive battles, but TO
have the war muddej along till the Democrats
can get into power and fix things up to thor
liking. A good many thing that have passed
those eighteen months Observation-Disclosures that
the Major knows what he is talking about.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-21
ZEN EIsAL NEWS.

The Rev. Mr.. BosseIman delivered, according
10 announcement, bis lecture the Southern Rebel
Lion last night, 10 an audience assembled at DIR.
Cbspinis Church Although portion of his recital
was on the prison-to be led ia " filthy negro
Jail into which he was thEust 1T Richmond for his
loyalty TO the Union yet be managed to iDfuse into
1t the bumor and cheerfullcss Of a large -natured
msn; and in that, as well 81 he rest Of his lecture,
hs interested and instructed bis audience. His in.
stances Of the brutality and cruelty exhibited by the
traitors would be deemed incredible except that
We knew what effect Slavery BIAS upon the morals
ana manners of people A sentinel, lie said, de-
Aoera'eiy bred into tie prison withou, provoca,on.
tho ball going through tie check of one Of the
prisoners and lodging the beams u the room; moth
ing was done with the sentinel. Kindred afts Of
isrocity were recledi ending in the death Of prison.
frs-shswinS ttat tie war hts developed traits of
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RsiaHIA AND POLANl,.

The Emperor of Russia is justly com.
mended Tor the many wise and liberal reforms
which be has introduced. or is determined to
introduce, into hls dominion. Still we hear,
from time TO time, Of occurrences which re-
mind us that all the liberal reforms in Russia
ars a. yet more depending on the good will of
tho Emperor than secured by law. We learn,
for Instance, by the hst European mail, that
the Chief of the National Patty # Poland
Count Zamoyski, has been bsnishcd from the
Russian Empire. Tie whole crime OF this
gentleman consisted in having convoked aud
presided ut meeting of Polish mobiles at
WaTfaw, and drawing up an address TO the
Emperor of Russia, expressing the wishes OF
the Poles, not only for restoration of the
kingdom of Poland, but for incorporating with
it those provinces which had been previously
torn from it, AID which belong now. not 10
the kingdom of Poland, but to Russia Proper.
yiation Of Crand.D Constantine himself,
who wishes 10 learn what the exact demands
OF ihe National Party would be-. To punish
The compliance with this invitation BY the ar
rest Of the man who frankly stated the wishes
of bis people, ia an net which must, of course,
widen still more the breach between the
Polish nation and the Russian Government,
and excite abroad feeling of deep regret
among those who were looking to the Rus
,ian Government for reforma,ory policy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-21

Hon. George T. Cobb, who represents the
Northern District of New-Jersey in tire present
Congress- and who voted generally for all meas
ures necessary to tho vigorous prosecution oi
the War for tho Union, has been refused re-
nomination by his party, and Andrew D..
Rogcrs--a very inferior man-put up IN HE
stead. THE SpsSeT Reeis'er-one vi the besl
and most Trustworthy journals in the State
says:
ave heard 81. Rogers declare a. the out,e Of The Rebel
Hon. that ho believed the south 10 be right IN their claims ana
ccmsnd and that he had 10 fight at ell he would hSht on
tho SIDE OF the South. +"
Such is tie manner in which the Demo-
cratic managers support ga vigorous prosecu-
ton Of the War"-by dropping such nen as
George T.. Cobb aud Edward llaight, and re-
nominating vaIlaudigtam and Ben. Wood.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-21
For the Campaign.

We shau issue To-day a pamphlet containing;
Ue, DAyirI $. DcKINsOS's late speech a, the Cooper
fnsitaie.
2 WILLIS CURTIS NoyRss ditto.
D. Ilor LlrIs TRExAs's ditto.
Gen JANIS S. WADswoRTH's letter accepting the noni-
ns.lon for Governor.
g. Ills brief speech to those who attended tie sesnsde
given ia honor of that nOmnstou.
Il will be printed on large type aud good paper
Will our friends throughout tue State obhge uF
with oidcrs az once They will lie filled 10 rotation
40 received There should be copy placed in the
hande Of every elector Of our State. VIII no. one
or more friends in each County resolve that such
County a; least shall DC thoroughly supplied
Price, PEI single copy, cents dozen copies, d
cents, 100 copies, 81 1000, SIS. If by mail, ONT
cent each additional TO prepay postage.
Adalss, TIE TRIBUNE
No lsi Nassau street. New. OIk.
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eNuFNG EVENTS.

Tho Negro Instruction v IN Culpcper
Couptv. Virginia, whereof We have tidings by
way of Washington, is evidently not on anon
olous and isolated occurrence. IL is the single
pustulo that proludes general eruption. Ger
tain negroes, mainly free" are searched aud
found to carry in thor pockets copies OF North
ern journals containing President Lincons
Proclamation of Freedom. ThereupOn an In
surrection is proclaimed-no, is "aPPrchended y
wherefore the negroes arc unccremoniously
hung amid "thc greatest CONSERVATION imagln-
able" aud it is added that 1T is said that
the negroes of the different Counties around
Cupeper are all engaged in q conspiracy for
general instruction"
Al this may be true, or it may be mere
suspicion. It's inherent probability ID clear
eDough yet it mny have no other foundation
Than "the terror Of the Whites" which is SAID
to DO beyond description.
Tie facts here developed are just these:
Seventeen negroes, " mainly free" in CulpePer
County, w., are fonud to have newspapers on
their persons containing President Lincoln b
Proclamation Of Freedom. Thereupon thoy are
subjected TO some sort Of lyuch-law proceeding,
the up.hot of which is, they are seyerally hung.
rre rumors Of an extensive negro conspiracy
and - the greltest conformation imaginable
among tho Whites, are also facts in their way
that is, they prove that everybody at the
South expects negro instructions to break ont
in all quarters aud at any moment throughout
Rcbrldom. OF course, they must be guarded
against.
Can any man longer doubt that the Procla-
nation If Freedom has weakened and siog-
gcred the Rebellion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-21

Southern character worthy Of the Sioux tribes Mr..
Rosserman eaid the worst Rebels South were
Z. clsreymen and women." lie is Of opinion that the
only means Of permanently conquering rebellion IL
Emancipation lie will doubtless lecture elsewhere
and we ask for him tho favorable attention Of loyal
auditors
BY the arrival Of The Bavaria or Cape Race we
have European dates to Oct. 6, being three days
later than those previously received. The Prc'i-
dents Proclamation bad been received in England,
but tue telegapbc summary Of tho Bayaris's news
contains nothing about its reception, except the
comment of The London Times, which ia not 60 de-
mandatory as we expected, but merely expresses
the belief that Lincoln he's no power to enforce bis
decree, and that without conquest Of the South
il will he mere waste OF paper. Tue lona vessel
with stores for the Rebels, was sunk IN the Clydc.
Letters froa Vera Cruz received in France predicted
desnerate resistance 10 the French invasion on the
part Of the Mexicans. In Italy, the promised am
nesty TO Garitaldi and his volunteers has been H.
sued. The leader of the National party o. Poland
Count Zamoyski, has been banished for having
drawn up au address Of the Polish nobility to the
Russian Emperor. Col. Ward. our eountryman ii
Emperor, has captured three cities AS the keoeh
are again moving, we shah probably hear Of other
exploits Of Col. Ward.
The Councilmeu last uight concurred with thc
Aldermen in asking the Committee ON National
Affairs TO confer with the Governor, with view o.
securing to this county credit its quota for mum
her of volunteers enlisted here, said to have beer
credited IN other ftuutes ho ordinance appr0
priating $500 600 for the relief Of families OF youn
teers was adopted. The paper now goes to Tx
Aldermen for concurrence. The funds appropriate
under the last ordinance are nearly or quite ex
hsus,ed
The Aldermen yesterday ccncmred in passing
the bills for tie reception Of Geo. Corcoran, amount
ing to &C, 800 Readers fond of storing up facts II
public economy will be interested in the abstract
these bills printed in another column. One Oh
proverb is distinctly illustrated" Those who dane
must pay the piper" There are nine charges 10
music, amounting in all to nearly SOOo-neaFiy
quarter he much spent for liquors
d. Randolph Martin, President Of tho Ooea
Bank, was yesterday nominated fer Street Comm:
sioner, and rejected by the Aldermen
Stocks were on the downward track yesterday
but rsliede little ct the close. Govou nts fy on
taincd-sxes tting G, l0i Cold f. down to III. G2a
Wedt esday lat II forced up to 1891 is hghcst pon
Exchange active but lower. lfesls duh sud unsetue
Flour went down l5d 25c. and Por, i. lowe
Beef steady. Beef Cattle selling about the siue ~ h
week. chat i. od7c q Ii for the lowest grade. and sec
% for the best and Sheep quite high Lambs Il
same Hogs selling remarkably hghfor tho be.t -
- u D.