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Satisfactory Condition Of the National
Finances.

NEW YORK, Nov. ).
The Times Washington dispatch says: In
magnificent contrast to the bankruptcy and
financial lunacy which Iule and ruin in Rich
mond, Secretary Chase's administration of the
Treasury will show to the world a clear bal
ance sheet on the lst of November. 1t will
show the filling of seventy-five millions CT sus-
pended acquisitions. 1t will show the payment
of every creditor of the Government, whose
claim was audited and established There is
pay due TO the brave men who, throughout
the United States, are battling for the Union.
Secretary Chase has thirty millions filled up
ready for them.
The Paymaster Generals requisiton for
September and October will be honored when
ever presented. The Treasury vaults contain
gold enough to meet all demands payable in
coin for nine months to come. From the Gus
toms alone the receipts are more than enough
to pay the specie interest on the public debt
as it accrues.
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Letter from Wnteryille.

VAUDEVILLE COLLEGE, Nov. LIST, 1863.
To the Editor Of the Press:
The following gentlemen were chosen for
officers at the recent Glass election of the
Sophomores:
President-Silas T. Whittier of Cornville !;
Vice President-Roswell S. Kinds of Benton ;
Secretary-Charles c. Couillard of Bangor
Orator - Charles II. Andrews Of Buxton
Poet-Frank w. Brakeman of Portland; His
torian-Samuel Bell of Waterville; Prophet
Frank Dudley of Bangor; Toast Master
Rufus w. Bailey of Cape Elizabeth; Com
mttee on Odes-George w. Hunt of Benton,
Theodore Clark of Newcastle; Committee Of
Arrangements-Frank w. Tolman of Harri-
son, Hazen p. McKusick of Denmark.
Yours truly, OMEGA.
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highly the 11th and 18th Corps, in which are
several of the Maine boys, for their conduct on
this occasion.
From all points the prospect of speedy
termination of the rebellion is very favorable
All that is now wanted is more men to take
the place of those who have fallen or been
honorably discharged, and the work, so long
and earnestly desired and prayed for, will be
speedily accomplished.
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DIED..

In Waterford Oct q. Mr. William Kingman, for.
merly OF this city, aged 70 years months
SO years months.
~ Funeral this "wednesday afternoon, at 2 o.
clock Relatives and friends invited Correct
ed
In Iakeville. Mimi. Sergeant s. G. Thurston, of
the 9Th Minnesota Regiment, son of D. NJ Thurston
formerly of Portland, aged q years
In Bangor. Nov. l. Of CONSUMPTION. Annie l. Ior5
aged ~ years months, daughter of Levi Lord Eso
In Kendalfs Mills, Oct l, Col. John Palmer aged
70 years
In Madison, Oct 10, Fidelia, wife of Daniel Max
ham, aged Al Dean Reed, aged ~.
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From the Netr England Farmer.
The Cattle Markets
AT BRIGHTON, CAMBRIDGE AND MEDFORD

WEDNESDAY, Oct. IS, 1868.
Prices.
Beeres-lst quality 81 ,15aso0l Per loo lbs on the
I'd do 6.75a7 so total weight of hide
ID do 5,00a6,5O) taliow L dressed beef
Extra SIS 25as,15.
Working Orea-s70G ll5, or according to their val
as beef.
Sfores,f earrings sioal4; two-year olds sl6a27
three-year olds S30dtO.
SheeP-5lg6e h on live weight; in lots so.
Laabs-s3, 25a4.2 rs each.
Mich Co,rs-S25, 30, 40a55 Ordinary sl5a2O
Scine-Shotes, wholesale. 4Id5lc; retail 5a6c. Live
fat hogs, corn-fcd 6dSjc.
Hides, 81 60. Car Skins, lac. Tailor, sasic.
Pets, Sl,50dl,75.
The following Is the amount of stock reported at
market.
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ECIAL TICES.

EY-Will you call upon DR.. PACKER, and hear
what he has to say about your He is now To-
Gated ON the Corner of Congress and Chestnut SITS.
Office Hours-From 10 to IL! A. NJ; from to 5,
and from to 9P NJ noy21w
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GREAT plSCoyERY.-Ana dhesiy alton
that will STICK
Patches and l.iningsto Boots and Shoes sufficient
ly strong without stitching;
That will efectually mend Furniture, Croekery
Toys, and all articles of household use.
Belt Makers
Boot and Shoe Makers,
Manufacturers and Machinists,
And Families
willfnd it INyALuARLE! 1t intellectually stopth
leakage of Coal Oil.
1t is insoluhie in water or oil.
tits liquid, and as easily applied as paste.
II will adhere oily substances.
It'll
HILT0N'S INSoLUBLE CEMENT!
HlLToS BEorRRHs, Proprietors.
Providence. X. !.
Sapp5iedia packages from 9 az. 10 lo0ths,, by
CHAS, RICHARDSON l. CO.,
81 Broad Street, Boston,
Sole Agents for New England.
febl7dly
ES-Consumption and Catarrh. and all diseases OF
the Throat and Lungs successfully treated by IsHA.
LATIoN, By {. MORSE, NJ. d.
sulse2 cod Corner Smith and Congress Sta,
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n. H, Downes Vegetable Bslsamic Elirir.


This honest, standard cid CoUGH REMEDY made
IN Vermont has been used with entire success for
thrfy-three years. IL is warranted as usual for
coughs, Cotds, Whoopiag Cough. Group, Asthnsa,
aud az diseases Of the Throat, Chest and Lungs
and all diseases tending to Consumption.
We have testimonials from many Of the best phys.
eians and gentlemen of standing, among whom we
mention the Hon. Paul billing ham. Lieut. GOV, of
Vermont; Hon. Bates Turner, late Judge Of the SUI
preme Court of Vermont; DIR. J. Is. Woodward
Brigade Surgeon L. 5. Army.
JOHN +. HENRY & CO.. Proprietors
Successors to n. II Downs,
WATERBURY, VT.
Price % cents. 80 ceats. land ~ per bottle.
H. ii. iiay and j. W Perkins Co, Portland,
nc Wholesale agents for Maine. oc5 ed&ew6w'
BEAUTIFUL CoNPLEXIoS free from Tan, Piru-
pes and freeklcs, may easily b procured by using
thc B1LH or 4 THDUS1ND FLO HERS." For
snaVIng ~ Is unsurpasscd-a single drop making a
me lather IL Is composed of palm-oil, honey and
oiher valuable articles, highly perumed by its own
ingredients, and when used for washing night and
morning, renders the skin soft and white and free
from biemish. Price so cents. For sale BY II. II.
HAf, Agent for Maine, and all druggists
augl2 deod& oew3m.
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MARRIED.

In Boston Oct q, by Rev. A. A. Miner, Andrew
VI Babb OF Bangor, and Miss Annie NJ. Peterson, of
Neponsct Mass. "
In Orrington, Oct. 81, by Rev. c. b. Dunn, Horace
T.. Baker. Of OrringtoD. and Miss Judith L. Nicker-
son, OF Brewer.
In Skowhegan, Oct. %, J. NJ. Arnold, of Skowhe-
gan, and Miss Nellie NJ daughter of Capt. James s
Barnard, of Pembroke, Mass
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It of stock reported q,
Maine Cattle at Market.

Maine Cattle at Market.
Gideon Wells $50, ID Willis 153. s A Maxfeld 30,
York 81. Hewitt Howard "A, j l. Bassett y,
Randlett %. j l. Twitchell %. $ Cannon 23, j A
Judkins 81, Z L Jackson l6. Parker Piper IA, Bnn
& Lowell IL. John FAN II, ID Lancaster 10, w Kim
niston II, Frost Ashford 10, Maxticld Il. W II
Curtis 8, ID Pumer 9. o Trekey 3. IL Philbrook AZ,
J Miller r. c Burbank 40, Daniel Wells 1893. Dud-
ley Gilman 10, Mr. Hinckey 10, White IL, n
Morrell 40.
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Parsons Celebrated Cough Candy

retas only IL ct, per package flor the cure of BroH
chhis, Hoarseness, Coughs Colds, and irritation of
the Throat Being wholly free from all disa agreeable
TASTE it is peculiarly adapted to the above diseases in
Children as well as adults. Prepared by SHORT
wATERHoUsE, Apothecaries, corner of Free and
Middle streets Portland, Me. The highest testimon
as can be given of the superior qualities of this
cellent Cough Remedy, For sale by all Druggists
Portland, Oct. ~. 1868. Smed& weow
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IMPORTS.
SAILING OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS,

Cardenas Brig Snow Brd-3o5 hhds molasses 80
tres do. TO John Lynch Co; 2 tres to master
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO The
EVENING PAPERS.
The Campaign ia Tennessee.

f"e campaign ia Tennessee.
NEW YORK, Nov. 3.
w. G.. Shanks, the correspondent of the
Herald at Nashville, writing under date of the
18th nlt., mentions a statement to the effect
that corps of Bragg's army was pushing up
the valley toward Loudon and Kingston, with
the purpose OF attacking Gen. Burnside. This
movement on Gen. Thomas flank by portion
of Bragg's army is not unexpected, and the
information is startling only because we are
told that Ewell is in command. 1t was said
that Ewel was engaged in the Chicamauga
fight, but this was fallacy already exposed.
But of late we have been told that Ewell's
corps had moved TO Bragg's aid, and now
comes this positive statement that the same
commander has moved up the valley.
The railroad communication between this
point and Stevenson is very much interrupted.
1t is believed by all that the active opera
lions of the season are over, and efforts will
be confined to preparations for active labor in
the spring.
Oflate the rebels have been using torpedoes
in "A new manner, and to-day succeeded in
blowing up another locomotive, being the
third within four days. A train was blown up
near Corran to-day, and entirely destroyed
The torpedo was placed on the track and I'M
der Il bridge or culvert.
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Cattle and Sheep from several States.

SEE woman IN another column picking Ssmbuc
Grapes, for Speer's Wine 1t is admirable article
nsed in hospitals. and by the first families in Paris
London and New York, in preference to old Port
Wine. tits worth trial, as it gives great satisfac
tion. dec22dIy
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Tuesday. ..................,. November 3.
ARRIVED
Steamer Lewiston. Knight, Boston.
NIB, for Boston
Bark Eliza White, Libby, Philadelphia
Brig Snow Bird tBrl Mariner Cardenas 18th ult
Sch Campbell. Soule, Baltimore.
Sch james Garcelon, Anderson. Boston.
Sch Geo Brooks. Wallace. Boston.
Sch n II Hall. Hamilton, Boston.
Sch Exchange. Hamilton. Boston.
Sch Laurel. Mcfarland, Wiscasset.
Sch Catharine Maria, Bowden, Rockland.
Sch Mechanic, Cousins, Rockland.
Sch Eliza Ann, Condor. Bangor for Boston,
Sch Washington. Sanford, Bangor for Boston
Sch Woodruff, Arey, Frankfort for Sandwich.
Sch Rossway, tBr1 -, Boston.
CLEARED.
Bark Cushing. Ames. Hayana-Geor = Hunt
Brig W Grecnough, Campbell Cardena s-John ID
Lord. 49,
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L, ". PArTEN, Auetioneer-o q Exchange ST.
Rare and Valuable Shells AT Aue.
finn

nN Thursday, November 9Th, at 3P. NJ, and I In
" the evening, at store 235 Congress, corner OF
Chestnut streets will be offered TO the public rare
valuable collection of shells, collected fiom every
quarter of the globe.
Canehoogists will please take 4 look at this col
lection Open for exhibition from to II A. NJ.
The sale will be continued through n idsy and Ssr
urday, afternoon and evening, until every specimen
is sold.
VIII the public please examine the shells view.
No postponement on account Of weather noy4 ID
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QUoTA OF ASDRoscoGGIy. - The follow
ing is the quota OF the towns in Androscog-
gin County, under the Presidents last call for
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s1- The report that Alex. H. Stephens had
gone to Europe is without foundation.
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AT al CALCUTTA Sept 9th, Union, Norton, Gala.
iytn, 1eddic, Reed. Maumsin: 18th. Southern
hiSn,s, movies, allc. Devonshire. Holt Madras
PIC ivtn, Golden Horn, Rice, London.
,o n,i no.pay sept H. Eliza. Nickcrson, Calcutta;
In port Sept %, Lhphalet t;rcelv Cuttcr FIR liz.
eIpooii Oiientai, ballard, for do: Sea Lion Aexap.
der for Mauritus: Eliza, Nickerson 10 70 under Br
flag: Esmeraida. York. unc 81 -
Sailed from Simous Bay. CGU Auo % s,fsrtba
Wenzen Sears. from Akyab) Falmouth 3: 3-th. Ed
ward Stanley, Yates, - - 'i
:, Sailed from Table Bay, Sept ., Kcdron. Farrell.
Baltimore "' '-''eN'
Ar at st Helena Sept IL, Europa. Ayres wbamno.
iahd sailed 18th for New York;; Juyenta NcwhaIJ
nkyab land sid for Queenstown; 18th cIeye,and
..oDlhson, Shanghae land sid for New York.: 10Th
,an,, 'annard, Kelley, RaDgoon land sid for Fal.
ar at Marseillss Oct l7 Reaper, Lorin G odaria
'onmercio. Philadelphia = " 'N-''-'
Iris Ra,,;n enc'a Oct :, Carlisle. Cushing Callao;
Sailed from Heyoet De, ~ n u w..... n.
"a Ar at Antwerp Oct H. Mongolia. Hutcbns Ca,,ao.
2oth, Jeune Charles Jonrdan Boston
Sailed from Flushing 18TH Persia Do.na Ca,d;s
r. saiIed from buenos Ayres Aug 81, Art Union.
sailed from Rio Janeiro Sept II, Elbe. Petsr.op
New York. 'e'e's"A'
Ar at Pernambuco Sept 81, Masonic, Harmon liz.
erpool; 2sth st Peter, Luce, Boston. '-'''
SPOKEN.
Aug IL, lat IS s, Ion 25 +, ship Jehu. Watts. from
hangoon for Copcnhagen. or England,
Aug 20 lat rs 10 s. Ion 10 III +, shin John Murray
from Calcutta for New York
sept 2, lat - ;. Ion 10 4, bark Nabob, Thurston.
rom Manila June for New York
Oct ], lat Il N, Ion % W, ship Flying Eagle. Wal
den. from Boston Sept for San Francisco
NO date, OF Cape of Good Hope, ship Juyents.
Newhall' from Akyab for England.
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Sch Hannah. tof MillbridgeD Means, from Eliza.
bethport for Providence, ashore west side of
Goat Island. outer harbor of Newport. I'd inst She
viii probably come of at high water without damage
Sch Advance, Perkins, in going into Newbury port
harbor I'd inst went ashore the South breaker
and Will prove total loss. She had been on a fish
ing trip In the bay. and had board about 1000 or
100 pollock. The Advance was owned by Capt Eb-
enezer Ames, OF n and uninsured.
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L. NJ. PATTEN, Auetioneer-0fhce q Exchange ST.
Very Valuable Real Estate ON
DamlOrih Street at Auction.

" premises. will be sold TO the highest bidder the
very valuable estate No. 81 Danforth street. The
dwelling built of wood two and a half stories lin :
ished in the most thorough manner-materal the
best to be Outlined. and the labor day work Tho
house contains ten good sized looms well arranged
for the honsekeeper. halls Of ample size with bath
room for hot or cold waet, gas fittings throughout.
furnace that will heat every pant of the dwelling
cistern IN cellar, well of pure water that will stand
any drought, copper pumps that will supply the
house throughout. On the preyaises good barn and
sheds Every part OF the hnidings viii be found in
thorough order. In tho rear the dwelling Is fine
garden. where tke occupant rase ffait and veg
ctablcs for family use. Lot l26 -
The house may BE- examined from to z. NJ. any
day previous TO sale. For particulars call on the
Auctioncer. noy< Ill
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UNITED STATES
PHARM ACOPOEIA
REVISION OF 1860.

NIFTY copies of the above work just received from
IL the Publishers and for sale at their price A
good opportunity isoiered to Physicians and Aposh-
ecaries 10 supply themselves with this necessary and
authoritative work, national code. Priee Sl.o0.
IL. 7. CUMMINGS, NJ. D..
Apothecary and chemist,
49, i3i Congress Street, Portland.
Nov. 4, 1863. div
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Hoe 4 Co.'S Cast steel
PATENT GROUND SAWS.

Hoe 4 Co.'S Cast steel
PATENT GROUND SAWS.
THE subscribers manufacture from the BrsT
l. CAST STEEL,
CIRCULAR SAWS,
from two inches to six feet in diameter These Saws
are hardened and tempered and II oupd and an
ished by machinery designed expressly for the pqr-
pose and are, therefore, much superior In Truth and
uniformity OF surface to those ground in the usual
manner They require less set, hess power 10 drive
them, are not so liable to become heated and pro-
duce saving In timber. They also manufacture
Cast Steel
MILL, PIT AND CR0SSCUT SAWS.
AND BILLET WEBS
of superior quality. all of which they have for sale
at their Warerooms, II
Nos. 20 and 81 Gold Street, a
or they may be obtained also OF the principal Hard
ware Merchants In the United States and Canada
X. HOE CO.,
Printing Press Machine. and Saw Manufacturer.
Nos % and 81 Gold Street, New York
tB-Thc following extract is from report made
by committee OF scientific and practical yentlemes
appointed by the American Institute:
Your Committee are of unanimous opinion that
in the apparatus invented by Mr.. r. NJ. Hoe Tor
grinding Saws he has displayed great ingenuity and
tact In the adaptation of machinery to the produe-
ton Of results in the manufacture of Saws which
may with proprety be denominaicd the ne Plus aitrs
of the art"
Illustrated Catalogues. containing prices in detail,
with descriptions of saws, and also containing di-
rectons for setting and sharpening, with other in
mail to the address of parties desiring the same.
w3m 20
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FTNIiE only one price cash Boot, Shoe and Rubber
Il store In Portland, and now doing good pay
ing business probably well any one in Port.
land, a. my cash book will show that any DESTROYS
of purchasing can see.) But in consequence OF my
lameness i offer good and well selected stock for
sale at bargain II applied for soon.
CALEB y. SMALL.
Nov. 4, 1868. coda w3w
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EOREIGN PORTS.

sailed from Wnnebah Sept 9. bark Kedar. John.
ston, Boston.
| Hubbard, Boston,
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Noie.-We wish IL TO be understood that our quo
atoms represent prices OF large lots from first hands
unless otherwise stated, and that in filling small or
ders, CHER rates have to be charged.
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81 4oetrg
Written for the Spirit of Democracy
God Save Our Noble Union,
BY J. s. TAM.

BY J. 8. TAM.
It came to US through darkness,
It came to US through blood,C
It shone out like the promise
! Of Gsd upon the food;
A beacon it has served us
With true unerring flame,
And cast blaze of glory
:, Upon our nations name.
God save our noble Union.
Twas leato us by our fathers,
Those souls of precious worth;
The noblest type of manhood
That ever walked the earth;
Twas bought with fearful struggles
By sacrifices sublime,
And stands a proud memento
For all the coming time.
-s God save our noble Union.
But now upon our Heaven
Are signs of coming storms,
And fierce unholy passions
unfurld the hideous forms,
The bravest hearts among US
Are filled with doubts and fears,
While sounds of horrid discord
Are greeting on our ear.
God save our noble Union.
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p@" What can ] give yos fot ! keeps
sake, my dearest John!' scbbcd outs
sentimental girl TO her scapesrsce lovsr
about to join his ship. ssGive, my anysls'''
cried Jack, in some confusioai "hoiS..-
why--why, you've not got such thing o
ten dollar bill. suppose, about yosl~
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lBLIsHEDEvERY WEDNESDAY.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
J0BPRIlHTIMG 6

Rxecuted with neatness and dispatch at this
Once, and at reasonable prices.
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MARINE NEWS.


san REC; sun so; % Meas Eo2.A v.n.5S
CLEARGD.
srEAHsHiPs CT mon. l,.- orleans Gis,ro-.
liSeitooi aeotsy Pm ,ie'rhia; Lou si.nA, Liver
p'ui; " Brunc. Bilthnoi.
fHInS pyi,uid. rhsnslle: Ci,y ~ Mon,f al.
L.neon. Lh Liverpool.
BARK f.lo, i,h, ino,. III r. ii,ie'riis
ftl1- iohsrne,. Co,t. Hn.! 1. 'ff. C-'.r;
ahs T. kingston. .iha. - ley, Usrnsr.tr: " II
rrs'' ! Ind Me- O"en, hs- ortsni s1,n.'h
tChOONsfs -Iii,s fhsro. w,.tins'cg. ! "
Ibn.F. NtWbrf'.. tsac'. i.e'ot x y rs Ion. p't,-
sfph.t; Ian ~ he It"sicn; I " I,vt-nc'. ~
ib! i'I L. va hBst0n: Irnila. - ~. e u:
NM iel' o. Psl' nr'e. Sulnr eorth W ashn,fc q;
- as %; Wa hire''u. ortt''a NlnfO'; tho
hstroucs' Nssmor2s. srsrcs. Anti-us
sLOOf III Stsnusrd, Vail. for liar, .of6. Coma.
ARRIVED
FTTAasHf,e- " Br7ine r.l'i-r re. Conc ii,
PhLhfelghls; hsrhs Sever. ns'.mois: ADihfs
CITE FhllAac pAia. AAc,. lnt.mss
fhiP- Tu.is, tom Csiruita VIA peru,m,uco.
BAEkS hNis Adelaoe, silc', J. Tyroou, Ssv
Ori.ans
BkioS ',rnrc5, Port Royal; Mary II. Cssdouss:
hn.eli.. sydney., v
stHQOSrR~- S n Isrne'. Giaoe lny, g y; | 4
fi"hfir, II mare MARY MANI IA. ~; hoan, rht,
de- Bn, thstl-r''a Bar DAcosf. Rem 'dis' I'm
pf''' Rock aud. Jam, Rue sr- ilsVsD' pl vt ?
kyt maii. evideuc Sell Potter. ~ -bett rot Tor
p.ulln MARY p ii.1ss, Ims.nis. Patton. Ter
n,pdtnr, q iotIaA
BELOW Oas brig, Unknown.
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BROOKLYN

Tue THIRD DhTRI,T ENROLMENT The
rnroline Rpard Of the Third District, d,.po,sd q
N,utt. eight cl,s, yesterisy. among ~h.ch q we're
held 70 s.,yi =, sub titut,, soccp.od and com.
mutation, paid, The Botid have completed all tho
Mere, exc, ,: tl.- a.h ard 18th, and they Will proba
~ be dis2y, i ofhy The middle Ct the month The
Provision for e,emptius tie former has been made,
hn tire IN ltia la. not yet teen pEovIi-i for. Tic
Numbers for TO DAY reach 500.
toRoNrR's iSQrKsr.-Coroncr Norris held
al nguet last evening pon III bod. Of boy NAMED
jeremiah Movland, who died 81 tho cry ncspi' al
on "wednesday might, from injuries su,', ned by be
INC over ia Hamilton Avenue some days zinc. y
8 car. Il sprcars that deceased aud o'h-t small
bcyt rinIed pnn IN. ado at The and tsp, their
noS. .o, ,ef no.a and H. III, sSmc me push %
pound fracture Of the l,f.. The imb "ss smputs, q,
and Ae died from the ,hects. The verdict Of tb,
jury sas IN accordance .i,h the facts.
1uE BgooKIYs LAW Lipn.RT.--1hc Trus-
ts, - Tho Il oo.i,n Law Library have receltly -
cured room, -, No. 81 Fulton ~ e., o,Iosi'c Who
Cl'y Hal and Cart House, TO sh,ch n, hols, al
trsrs nccu au'n'ei are loon 90 b. 'cr 0vtd n
s''poen 6. b'its nss b. en- apIoiued Libra TIE
r.'tNht ia, 'r. are John or nw,t 4. IT, tlGrut
Ieu'y lgtuct, Seue,ary j ran T. Ec''c, If,h.it ..
y. u. Aers', ti'aVC Amphy, .nd fh.iys crooks
( KISGs toySTY EEPvGLIoAS SESAroRIAt
' C'NttS uoNt. The "a Senatorial Dis,riet Gown
tiou met al 40 . Court street, laft ,,ouirr, and
nominated VI. U.rla, SInrs, u the I7'h v ard /.
candida, iHr s'ustor ilr received a. voice out g
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