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PROVIDENCE, II. T., July 10.
The depot of the Norfolk county railroad
at Waterford, the junction of tie Providence
d Worcester railroad was burnt this morn
ing with six cars and much freight, including
$4,000 worth of wood.
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a Oiyisn and his Critics.

The publication of the following commune
cation, covering extracts from the speech OF
he Hon. Chairman of the Committee of Ways
and Means-the leader of the House OF Repre-
sentatiyes-is due as an act Of justice to our
correspondent. Our correspondent is alone
responsible for whatever is peculiar in his
views, aud while we accord to him the most
patriotic and dlsinterested motives, we fail to
be entirely convinced of the feasibility or wis
dom of his proposition.
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PHILADELPHIA, July IL.
Arrangements have been made to run twice
daily each way between Philadelphia and Bal
timore and Perryvile to Baltimore by steam
ers, and are prepared to take passengers, mails,
troops and supplies.
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IMPORTS.

CARDENAS. Brig Thomas Conner $40 hhds
moasses ~ tres do. leo bbls do. TO Thos A.eucio
Co; IS hhds sugar. bbls do. Chase Bros & Co; .
bbls molasses, TO master,
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Boy Your Stationery Pael

Boy Your Stationery Packages
At Dresser's, 90 EXCHANGE street.
50 per dozen, or 25 cents each
~ Agen'swanted, address L. DR. ESSER, Port
lane. Ne, Box 1872
jylld4ws
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A New Perfume for the Handker-
chief.

A most Exquisite, Delicate and Fragrant Perfume.
distilled from the Rare and Beautiful Flower from
il takes its name.
Manufactured only by PHALONS SON n Y
~ Beedre Of COHaterfeits. Ask for Pkatoa's-
Take no Other Sold by Druggists generally
june2f64d3m
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NEWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.

wedne sday. Juiy 10.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Lewiston. knight, Boston.
Steamer Lady Lang koiN, Bangor.
Brig rhos C0nnor, York, Cardenas.
CLEARED.
Steamer Chesapeake, willetts. New York-Emery
Fox.
Sch Industry. (Brl Wood. Hnsboro NB-master.
sch Pigeon. Brl johnson, Cornwails Ns-master.
Sch Woodruff Sims, Mason, Fortress Monroe -
j Fisher.
Sch W Pierce, Loring, Bsltimore-R G York
Son.
Sch Marietta Smith. wrisley. Washington DC
Orlando Nckerson.
Sch Lewis. Lee, Philadelphis-Fdw White.
SAlLED-wind NW-seh Globe, aud others
fFRoN OUR coRREr PONDENT,l
kENNEBUNkPORr, July Is. Sid sch Susan
West, new, l39 tonsi Atwood Of ard 70. Province
town. Frank, Curtis; Novel Credilord and CO..
cert. Drouu. for Boston.
Ar llth. sehs Martha. Crediford, Boston; Ange-
line, Hix, New York.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
. GEORGETOWN DC-Sld 9th, sch Senator, Frank
lin. tor Peston.
PHILADELPHLA-Ar 9th. sch Hornet. Butler.
Calais.
Ar 10th, ship cathrine HOlbroOk Lawrence, from
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THOMAS LORING, DRUGGIST.

PRACTICAL TRUSS FILTER,
Corner of Exchange * Federal st's.
sidered. mch25 diff
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Portland Photographic Gallery,
so MIDDLE ST, PORTLAND. Me-,
A. 8. Wis, Proprietor.
Portland. May IL. 1854 mayI2d6m
~ CARDS and BILL HEADS neatly prints
at this Office. II
EE-Ifyou arein want of any kind II PRINTING
call At the Daily Press Office. II
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Foreign Emigrant Association

PORTLAND, June IS, 1884.
Hon. x. ID. RICg President Qf fhe Foreign Emf-
gr9Ht Ass0eidf ION 81 NaiEe
he undersigned, Directors cf the above
NAMED Association, reques, you to call a Special
Meeting OF the Stockholders At the Treble House I'M
Portland On the 2Oth day OF July next At o'e.oek
ln IN AT ernoon, ior the purpose OF vising and
amending the BY Laws, and the TRANSACTION OF any
other siness that may be properly brought before
them, JONAS "A. fEkLEY
Joan LYNCH,
n. o. CRAM.
A SPECIAL MEETING
OF the stockholders of the Foreixn Emigrant Asso-
citation OF Maine, will be held the time and placs
and for the purpose named in the f1rex ing r, o,,st
June 2s. 1884. WAND
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noase-and House Lots For lie,
PROVOST MARSHAL'S OFFICE.
tirSt Disfric. State n Maiae.
lOhrAnD, July u lS4

NOTICES hereby given that any ~ on nro'ed
= may appear before the Board OF Enrolmen NJ and
claim q have his stricken OF the list II he can
show TO The satisfaction Of the Board that he is not
properly enrolled on account of
Alepags.
2d-Non- Residence
Slower Age
4th = erma ent Physical Disability. of such degree
as TO render he terson uotAp oNer subject for en-
rolment under The l.ws and regulations.
hat the examination n & rsed 10 above NAV rot
interfere with the daily routine of Office business
the hours for KAN patton viii be from 10 A NJ 10
IL NJ and from 10 4P. NJ.
CHARLES n. DOUG HTY,
Capt and Provost Marshal
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FOREIGN PORTS.

At ST Thomas 18th ulf, brig S Hassell from
Boston. ar leth for Glen fues Os I'D
Cid at uisboro NIB lst inst. sen Elisha Barberie,
Portland; 5th. ) Coonan. Dixon, do.
CID at st John NIB. sth lest sch Active, Crovell
Calais; sth, ship Italia, Patien, Queenstown.
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CITY OF PORTLAND.
MAYORS OPFfcR

CITY OF PORTLAND.
MAYORS OFFICE,
july Is. 1864.
The special attention of our citizens is called TO
the aboyt mott Of the Provost mar hal IL AZ. mid
be the duty of all those wao a eXsmpt from drsft
from eithr Of the mentioned % arply In per-
aud have III ir names iAken from the ist Ia or
der that when the quotas for the sfaf are apr or
toned. the number 70 be drawn will be based upon
those who only are liable to enrolment.
julyi4dsiaw JACOB MCCLELLAN, Mayor,
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nat we nave already SSbb,UDUuUJ funded on
which We have pledged the Government to
pay the interest in coin. With the floating
n outstanding Indebtedness the entire amount
for which the Governments to become obi
gated at the present day is from 5l,700 100000
S2,000o00,000. And | repeat that il the
var goes on for two years our indebtedness
will be S4.00000O000. 1t cannot be a dollar
less. Instead then of having s50000000 in
crest PAYABLE in gold we shall have $40 000.-
0 0 annually. And put the question to the
House whether when we have S5O.000000
payable in gold the brokers can put W in their
power and run the price of gold up to two for
one for money. what may we expect when in
stead of SS000000O00 on which we have TO
pay interest We have 81 000O00,O00?
Some two years ago said in this House,
very much to the dissatisfaction of some OF
ny fri nds that within two years this gold
bearing interest system would bring the price
Df gold to lI5, aud that before another year
u would go up to 200 II was said then that
| was discouragiug the people. Sir, was
telling what | supposed TO be the TRUTH and
what is now history. | repeat the question,
that If this result occurs when we have only
S50,000,000 interest PAYABLE in gold besides
what is required for Importation, what NAV
we expect when we shall have $40 100000?
Why, sir, IT will 90 tn three hundred per cent.
aHiCH VIII GIVE % 1ospDo'oo III GuTfFlCN 10 ne
raised by taxation besides the 100000 600.
which VIII be necessary 20 meet the ordinary
expenses of the Government, and This you will
have in two wears from this time. You will
have $500 100000 to psy without reducing the
indebtedness ofIhe country one cent, and this
to be raised by taxation OF the people.
Now what propose is this, that we reverse
this and make the interest payable in curren-
cy and the principal in coin by express words.
we cannot raise coin now, for there is no cir
eulalion Of it now. We can pay in currency,
aud 1t viii answer all the purposes of life as
well as gold. We can use it to buy land aud
everything else-to be sure at high price,
bat everything is high now, and this will an-
swer all purposes. The principal, twenty
years hence, the holder is to receive in solid
money. II the owner dies he leaves to hi.
heirs an amount in gold equal to the amount
he paid in paper money. In my Judgment
these bonds will be better than where the
principal is payable in currency and the inter-
estin gold.
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April u, lat % 5. Ion 70 W. shin Edw d Peters,
Mcclure. frsm tallao for Hamburg
Auril so. lat 10 s. Ion q W, ship VIM Pr scott
from Caliao Anfwerp
Ma, lat IS g. 10 % ". ship White Esg'c. VIII
liams, from New York for Hong Kong
June LAT 81 81 n. lon as w, ship Louis Walsh
v. aze. from Caao for &c ca
June IS. OF the fssacs. ship Elizabeth Hamilton
from New York I. y New Orleans.
June ~ In Crooked Island passage. ba cue Linda
Stewart. from 81 Jago for Cortland
No date TAT 10 30, Ion s. 30, ship Pacific from Bos-
ton for Riehibueto.
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Gem nercial Iutelligeuee.

LONDON MONEY MARKEr-The Bank OF Eng
land on ~. 18th -c rrduc-di rate Of discount nom 70
3D. owing 90 the dsin OF gold to Egyp bat
the drain ne ~e-s ,si",. Q. me s'.1 o ssr y vi
which Of il ground sufficient 10; the reduction In the
Ale fluid. proved about per undss ,as induction
and the d-mADd for discount Be q fall average cleTac
ter Indeed the 10Th the demand !or money was very
and good bills we're no. taken q. lrs
han ! 40 Per e.n large busine" VI" .'0 done at tue
bank. ,,
MEXICAN srcvairEs-Me,r,. B.rins Bro. b Co; .y
In American SECURITIES little business doing U. = i've
Lrvnurooi Dee. II. 1854.
CorToS. Broker circular says: Cotton
has been only moderate demand hfoushou, tho WEEK and
being rather freely offered buyers ha's been enabled to OBTAIN
prren 70 sell ADD the reduction Of the Bank rate yesterday
Thursday to cent tends Ia give mote dfuness TO the
msiet In Am. rcsn fair amount OF su'ine. has barn
done. We, las. ~essn price, are barely :pposd Ia ether
Of the well add np bale. including Spectator.
f.ir ofe.S. g. Mddng q "a "a, aeei- .7t MddIns,
1eid teil rpsre. q Mddins $50 Ye'esd., lfns.yl
bs.s The .toci estimated at no go bsos including 80
An.-ricsn. At .e- froT, ndn, lso OK bs!cs-
Trade az Manchester Yesterday waa quiet pend.
r.c-p, OF lister oo Inds aud America Prices
BKEADsrUFrs. -Messrs. Richardson, Spence s.
b. ..,.dy fIr. STATE, 20 al Wh.., IN iluit,d d.Ssnd
former rates wn:.r Rel tes4; White, side y con.
Is. Corn quiet oot rather n'rner tho ele's A''d "a
$3.50 h.
PROVISIONS Messrs. Digland, Athys & Co.,
Gordon Eruce co. and others report Beef uther more
doing gruersy unchsnsed prces Posk-A .pecula'ivs
purchase hal nearly closCd the market OF Old TO- Bacon
In fair demand bit IA lowe. Chss tends ds~n~erd
Butter steady at 100 dil0. Lard dgll aud prices shsds
ss.irr Old Sii New, 52 Tsnss in isir demand at firm
prices - 800
PRopucE.-The Brokers Circular reports:
quiet Pots ~ 1903 Pearls ~ Sugars hsys bc~n dull but
clos. shade er MolNses quiet bu: steady; Cotvs very
',rady Rice opened atve eu. closed qust Ln'ed quiet
and 6ddt per quarter ehcspet; Lnsesd Cakcs AaIes
Western A. goa 50 I! L!nse~d Oh steady Governed
sale, OF Americas Red 49, Nothing doing in sperm Whale
or Cod OLA Rs-in dali lor Common and Medium, but hne
'c1rs sne firm; Spi,s Tfp-n,ins. sosil secs q o. asl
for trrLrh.
PErRoLRUM.-Messrs. Boult, English and Bran
dor say TIE msse nrn andd Penney vsns has >ivsr
o. 2 with good demand. Nothing in Cr'de
LONDON MAHKETs.--Messrs. Barring Brothers &
Co report English Whest lower foreign dull ., previous
rates Winter Red. NicN psr 9uIt.s. Iron ap.-t Bar
and Raj. 20 i3. scotch fg, 50 = susS In t<,,er ie
and and ss ~e.l decline hs. been recovered Cotee In
good demand To, qas, and un,tsnSsd Rice steady TIL
low quiet, r. Y e., IL. Spirits Iurp>tne, D.! do2i6 for
French: Crude Petroleum n.nipIe q, All on The spot
s.ock Is Ss hbls Rohned aud SIS: Crude fsh Os insc
tive. American Sperm. ass; Cod Es,. Ln.e,d on .,e.y
Lin,erl C,ss. less nm: 'YoFn Ia bo'' 40 10
nfll
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Nrwy YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY. DECEMBER 80 1854

TIE Tires IN ts city article says the accounts from
New York by the Es tend 10 confirm the report that
the United States Government propose TO establish q
eystem 10 enable trading operations on an extended
scale to BIO carried on with the South This might viz
tusy be An entire opening Of commerce between the
two sections Of the country, and under such crcu'
the question would Of course arise o. to the
validity Of any bockading regulations instituted for
the purpose Of keeping foreign natous from the enjoy
ment VI similar intercourse.
TIE London Tim<s ed!t0rialy spplsuds Secretary
Stewards corTeslondeDce with Mr.. Parker. when that
gentleman sought 20 submit an address 10 President
Lincoln signed by $50 900 people Of Great Britain III.
Timer denUunces the o'cousnrss Of this address and
the u proceeding with 1t. and says the pnoc
Of both nations ought to be much Obliged to MI.
Seward for having administered 70 these people 20 com
plete and well-earped q snub
Mr. c. Fortesluc, Under Secretary for the colonies,
Rid been making speech, al Maldon. Adverting to
u question OF the American war; he considered that
.r Macsty's ministers had represented with peculiar
fidelity the ieeng Of the country and had maintained
On honcet neutrality. He sympathized. for his own
part. with the Northern Statos 70 far as they were
struggling for boundary, so as 20 prevent al eIten'
sion Of Slavery In Territories still free nom II On the
other hand he could not withhold his sympathy roIn
those States which had fought SO CALAMITY for their In
dependence. "
clusioh--7h: Morning Post responds by condemnng
the violation Of good taste by Tie Time ann by assert
ing that the Queen is happily regainirf 'oue OF ler
former elasticity Of spirit and that however much Ler
great is always present 10 her she is Deverthe
less able attend not only 10 those absolute
duties which she has always sncredy fulfilled but also
70 the general courteses Of royal life.
TIE arguments Ia the appeal Of Bishop Colcnso
against the action Of the Bishop c: Ceprtown IN de.
priyibg bin 81 his See were progressing before the
Judcial Committee Of ,he PriYy Council.
Mr.. Cobdeu's health had greatly improved and he
was sgnlB able 10 leave bis room.
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Latest ship News.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED
Sio Samuel Resell Wincbeii, Foo Chow Foo Sep, Is.
t.s A. A. Low broa Passed AM rr Oct. H. end Caps VI
Good Hose Nov. -; crossed the equator 9th mat.
Bng Msrscsibs tof nassau Scsndl, Msrscabo list int
and the b. 3d. cotton co. ust,c Ind bides, T. Pstsse
Co.
schr Dread. Goodspeed Providence for Virginia.
Srhs Mao- Hall Hail. Rocalsnd. grsite-fo. Bsitir':rs
Scar Balloon, North. Prince Ed~ ards Island, oas, n r.
Back Go.
schr Cove nor Chase. Elixab~thport Tor Boston
schr Cyionri EDDY Coouios, Ezsb.thport for bo.."n
Sclr liol, ahernisu Fi..behPort Tor boston
Scar. Dre.asa. -. Ehssosthpor for Boston.
wIND-At Sunset, W. NV.
BELOW.
Brks Aga ard Guide, brig hariiet X. hoGiy@y
SAILED.
pIc 1o--S-aln -Knicke .sr, Albany NORTH Poni.
Reb. cca al, de. Cercs. y. C. Knight
Sbips-I l. Sur,es, cJbAr Sonlhe.ptor. ChrStei FL
csl.ior Benjamin Aaams CutsaleS, E-n Austin, Georss
Hurbut. 49,
Rs.s.-Msynsri. Msrso. NewBrunswick, C.sIindsl W..
he,nsine China Elbs.
Bng,-JoIn shay Cyclone Don Juanitos Santiago. Ire,
Bon Pi.re Excelsior Stsrtl,d Ftwn, 1honns Albrr-
schn-oors-Tllis f., Lane. Mara Hall Sally Gay. friris
S,it~r,y, 5. J. Hoyt Ann Collins. Merwn. Iran Smith,
o H. Booth, T. L. Dupfsrd Laura Jane. j. Hinex.y Tho'
Martin, b. ~ Hs~kins William 4. Crocker. John ;. Lee
Fo-si Home. Ss. Hss, Eoih.n. Abby Bnchest, Henry
Wa d. American Eagle Challenge, G. B-oob haL:trs.
n M.son, 4. smith, C. PendetoE. w. Msyze.
SPOKEN
18Th ut. s. u 70 Ion. 70 10, snip Iona
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Raaaenxe1a Arrived.

r. Hea~'hp Sa1onia fro" Hamsrs and Sositd"r,ss-
Coldhsm Charlie, Roeer B. II. la vey, ~ Bohn Z. Me-
ken, II. Scaol z. Alfred schaueut-rg Henry Lee VirGn'
Csn!on, Nico,s UnDity l.. kimo H. 'ss Henriot. Gay
Fe,tinc Lu.u-, A. Dssf gny, Augustine Bons Msvins
Walion C. quot Felix Cit rhare. 'iethey Miss Ban
.oa Joel Vote A. bln. J. ii ntha A. itosen and Gd).
Louis Ealeis. .rl Schu!,h,s, E.cardo Csb.iio
In s,.amthsp Mor,o Casae. Jr Hatdsa-M orsso j. j.
Smith II. A. Belief, j. Porter +: Campo. NJ Ash George
sewer j. q. Sanboru T.. C. Delrfy. W. +. Hardy Capt e.
W. Adams, j. II. Nslis, n. Richardson, Y. II. Wtitaey
Ia ship SamueI RmioN, from zoo Cs0U Foc-Rer jon,
Mcgowan lady irrn and female servant Rev Augustus
Bsusel lady and eli Csp, Jc"pn brer-on late OF BARK
Penguin Mr. Dudy, y. EnHni., hTs Charles H. Rho1rs
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LIVERPOOL, Dec. lip. m.-The Calcutta
mails OF Nov. % reached Suez on Dec. 10.
The steamer Jcddo. with the overdue bombay mails
was paced in the Red Sea with boilers disabled.
Her mails transferred 10 the Calcutta steamer
A Shanghai telegram " Nov. .. Gays the China news
Is unsatisfactory. The presence Of tho rebels In the
FrGnco-C hincse advice. IRON japan are favorable.
II 10 stated the ST. Domingo question vas the cnase OF
the resignation Of the Spanish ministry. They wished
TO abandon the Island because OF the difficulty oil snola'
CATION and because England lad reso OIL recognize
the insurgents beliigerents The Queen refused 10
adopt this course; resignation ensned.
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, OF tho As.otsted P-ss.

Correspondent. OF tho AsscStsted Pr-ss.
HAVANA. Dee, -. 1874
The latest news that can pick up relative to
Ssnto domingo is e1trsot from rae Coa's-sc'''
Bun Of Porto Rico Of the 9Th. to the effect that foir
information furnished by person OF credit. that mer
chant u Porto Rico had received . Latter from st.
Thomss which said that the Rebel, Of Ssnto Domingo
had submitted 10 the Spanish Government. but the
truihfpnssv of such important news was doubted al
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though II was agreed that souner or later this win bs u,
end Of the Rebellion.
The French steamer Amphion arrived from New.
Orleans few day, since.
The Acadia arrived here on Tharsdsy from Hslfs.
touching at Nassau in II daya She is most probab,
intended for the blockade business although sh. n
eoV boat
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lAd,erGs-nent.l
HOLIDAY GIpr.

HOLIDAY GIpT.
WILCOX and GiBsss SEWING MACHINE
II Is entirely noselrsA
patented device prevents its bein: turned backward
The needle Cannot b. st VT ne.
Tie EeuInrr Fesr and braidcr Acknowledged ~ he
superior TO al Others
Il received the Gold Medal Of the American institute
1867.
alec received tho fis premium for THE Bysf Sswisa
MACHrsE"s the great newt sGLAyp FAIR" the " her
Fair tie " Penis lvens e Fair and The In
diana State Far" 1854 OFFICE no. Jos bRoADwAf
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The Narvsez Ministry having resigned new
cabinet formed by the Marquis Of Pavia but the
moned Senior Lersubdi 10 the Palace and subsequently
Senior Is,rrits and the Msrquis OF Mirrf"res Win
whom ong conferences we're held The crisis continued
on the 10th Senor Isturtz was endcavor0g 70 form
c.b net but bis SUCCESS considered doubtful
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Arrival Of the AnstrninsinE-Cosg ratuis.
siens Of the Emsuctpstiosists On Lin
coin's B~-~ieetisa- Reply Of mr.. Ada ms
-~ --shermau's y xp~ditisn.

The Cunard mail steamer Australasian, Capt.
Cook which len Liverpool ., II o'clock In tho morning
Of the Eth and Queenstown tho evening 81 the 18th
Dec. arrived here on Thursday morning.
The Etna reached Liverpool on the morning Of the
10th December.
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The Hamburg steamer Saxonia, Capt Trsut-
man. arrived Thursday morning from Hamburg via
Southampton with dates from tie latter port 10 the
4th inst She brings tie United states mails. 4st pss
sengers, and q large ard valuable cargo.
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4 udia.

Later kilograms from Bombay were several
days overdue. IT was feared the ste,mer conveying
tie nail 10 Sue, bad broken down.
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LAW INrRLLIG ENCE.

sUPREME cOURT-CaAsBHns-DEc. S-8.toSe j'sa .
LEONARD.
DgcINOSs.
Eiesn0r f. Sanders sgt. William SANDERS. BE-
Dor, confirmed end iudynen, 81 divorce gr.asA
Before JuSice BANANA
John A. Perrin, sst. Caroline A. P-rsn< hlssard~ A.
Bss.e at M.v.nns BssseErpons eoai ci-d col JadS'
eots Of divorce sysff~'.
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A terrific hurricane had been experienced NJ
Lisbon. Numerous small vessel, wero damaged and
sunk. The extent u the disaster on shore 10 not vet
announced.
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France,

The weekly returns OF the bank of France
show decrease IN the cash In hand OF about .oO 900
france The Bourss on the 10th vas dull. and rentes
declined l. closing OF 6d.25 eI.divdend
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Italy,.

The law fo- the transfer OF the capital to
Florence BY a.. the Hinisters-s pro-
mngated in the .Iicial Gazette a. also Is royal de-
cree ssucopng the Convention OF tho 18th OF Septsn
Der.
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YYTINTED-Two experienced rRou -
w RrADERS-csu e., good wages oy sprlt 70 Wy"
", ui,iTr' T,,u,eny' oG:e. No. ~ Nsss"
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Court CArNNDAR-rxs "a

SUPREME COUBT-- CIRCUIT 49, Part L. --tShort
Caus~s)N cs Ilsl a<s. 1873 Par il-Adsorned iot
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