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The Portland daily press., 1864-11-08
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From Meetco, Eassaa and the jBahansas.
5a.soIIs New YORK, Nov. I.
The steamer Liberty brings Havana dates
Of the I'd inst Advices from Mexico say
Gen. Dobado was told he was at liberty to re-
turn to his country, but that his property was
subject to the determination OF Maximillian.
No news had been received from ST. Domin-
go. Large numbers of sick soldiers, howey-
er, are arriving from there. 'f1ansto,
The blockade runner Flora arrived from
Nassau on the Goth.
The Bahama Herald Of the 10th reports the
arrival of the Banshee No. 2, from Whining
ton; also that the steamers Florie and a.. E.
Fry got ashore outside Charleston. The Wan
do and TalisMan left that port on the 10th, but
had not been heard from The Lucy Arm
strong and Virginia had arrived, ~
Nassau papers are debating the idea of Mas
sau being declared free port, only exacting
an import duty of one-quarter Of one per cent.
on all goods. ., M d
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-Ssss5 WASHINGTON, Nov. Z.
Passengers from City Point this morning
represent that affairs an the north side Of the
James River remain unchanged. The rebels
keep up the usual firing on our working par
ties on the canal at Dutch Gap, which, how
ever, does not interfere with the work, which
is now rapidly approaching completion.
!, The hospital steamer brought up to-day 1856
sick and wounded soldiers. a
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At.empted Banh Ro1aeru psfsa.ea..
BRILOws FArTe VT Nov \

DAtLOWs FALLS, VI, NoV.7. I
There is considerable excitement in this
place in consequence Of an unsuccessful at
tempt on Saturday night to rob the bank here,
which came near being successful. The burg
lars opened the outer door to. the vault, but
probably did not have tine to proceed any
further, 3ai efa Aai a9fi
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Per steamship City of Baltimore. at New YORK.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Oct 2lth.-o.
The sales to-day wereil 900 bales including loUV
bales to spectators and exporters. The market
closed buoyaut at trifing advance.
| Breadstufs steady.
Provisions-quiet and steady. %
PrQduce-easier.
LONDON MONEY MARKET. ocr. 27.-Consols
closed at 89t@893 for money. IT.
AMERICAN Illinois Central rail-
road 6095l dis; Erie Railroad 4O9A.
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NEW York, Nov. Z.
The French steam transport Ardreke, from
vera Cruz for Toulon, with 1000 soldiers, put
in here to-day for coal. lso - ID ~
Il The steamship Pennsylvania, from Liver
pool 10Th ult, arrived tonight 500
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SEVERE AccIDENr.-Mrs. Thomas Ham
mond, lady about seyenty-fye years of age,
fell on Sunday afternoon, on the steps of the
Preble street Chapel and broke both Of her
arms, the right one near the wrist and the left
between the wrist and the elbow. She also
bruised her head badly, and it is feared she is
injured internally.
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-08

N MERCANTILE LIBRARY LEcTUREs.-The
Lecture Committee Of the Mercantile Library
Association have made their arrangements for
the twelfth course so far as to announce a por-
ton OF the lecturers for the ensuing season.
Wendell Phillips, Esq, will deliver the open
ing lecture on Wednesday evening of next
week. He is to be followed by John B. Cough,
Esq, en- the succeeding Tuesday evening, and
then follow in succession, on Wednesday even
ings, Bishop Clarke, Rev. FL. Ward Beecher,
Rev. A. A. Millets, DIR. Holland, George w.
Curtis, ESQ.,, and Rev. E. 81. Chaplin. Twelve
lectures will be given, instead Of ten, as here
tofore, and the remaining lecturers will be an.
nounced shortly. That 1t will be brilliant
course the names given above is sufficient
guaranty. soa sta6 s.le3
As no more tickets will be sold than the
hall can conveniently accommodate, we advise
those who wish to attend to lose no time in
securing season tickets. Last year there were
hundreds of applications for tickets after the
limited number had been sold, and many
were disappointed in not securing season
tickets. & 6: 10Y
The price of tickets this year is fixed at
two dollars, but two extra lectures will be
given, which win make up for the increase OF
price. 1t is low enough in all conscience for
dozen such lectures as viii be given.
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THE POLLS OPEN AT 10 O'CLOCK
AND CLOSE AT IN THIS CITY.
Vigilant Committee and Vote Distributors
for Ward flna u Z

Moses Gould, George W Bea, Jacob
Winslow, VIM Boyd, Edward Hall, Thomas
Daniel Brown, Spencer Rogers, John B Lu-
cas-, John E Fowler, Major Lord, VIM Brown,
Edward H Capen, Benz Colby, Benz Rolfe Sd,
, EnoCh Beal. Charles II Holland, Joseph 5
York, John Sinclair, Daniel Wyman, Enoch
o Merrill, John Monroe, James Parsons, J
j Thompson, George Gray, Jr, j j Gilbert,
Ellis Mansfield, J Thompson, Samuel L
Robe oOF Burgess. Thomas BURGESS Francis & &
Gross, Daniel M Philbrook, A N Watson, w
Coleman, Daniel r Jordan, Andrew l.
White, Horace D Low, Stillman Cooling, John
n Jones. Charles r Berry, John d Snowman,
John ] Gerrish, Geo r Mastin, M S Oliver,
John w Neal, A N Haskell, Levi G Blake,
Henry Sargent, Enoch Moody, VIM Brown,
Hazen M Chase. u
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The Destr.eotlo.s Of the Ram Ausemarus.

p ~ n l.NFW 1OKKi NOV. Z.
Richmond papers of the 4th announce the
capture Of PLYMOUTH, N. O., occasioned by the
previous blowing up of the rebel ram Abe
marie by Federal torpedo boat. Itsays none
of the crew of the ram were injured, and that
twelve of the fourteen Yankees were captur-
ed. Eight rebel pickets were captured. The
torpedo boat ran under the ram amidship, and
blew her up, causing damages from which she
soon after sunk. The infantry on shore fred
on the assaulting party, and after the ram SINK
captured the whole of them; but no one was
Elleu ana only one man wounded. It is un-
uersIooo tnat no lives were lost on the Abe
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-08

About one hundred and fifty
furloughed soldiers, from various hospitals,
arrived here by the train yesterday noon from
Boston. They were provided with refresh
ments and started for their homes in the train
eastward. - ~ 80 a
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Observation-Disclosures the many acts of
kindness of the soldiers in Camp Berry is that
of presenting their fellow soldier, Capt. Will
liam H. Orr, LIST Regiment Virginia Volun-
teers Infantry, who has been in the service of
the United States since the summer of 1861,
with splendid sash.
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f3a 1i " nea Nrw YoEK. Nov.
Cotton-1@2c higher; sales $50 balesi middhng
uplands 30(aI 81. II.
Flour-saies 5000 bbls State and Western nIm oa
State e60@l0 40; Round Hoop Ohio ~ sogiI s ~
Western 65@l0 So; southern Quet sales COY Dp az
at 9@l5 co. Canada quIet sales 30O bDls ~ ~ 40
ala Is. ----,sr
Wheat drmer. sales q 900 bushs Chicago Spring
l74@2 Is; Milwaukee club 2164
Comic better; sales $1,000 bushels; mixed 7" es-
tern 661l IS.
Oats-6rmer. r. asF
Beef-steady.
PorK-duIl; sales 300 hbls; new mess a 20a
Al 70.
Lard-frmer; sales 22OO bbIs at 22@243c.
Butter-steady; sales Ohio at 33@45. -o
Whiskey-dull; sales 1900 bbls Western at ~
al 72I. Is
Rice-quiet at 135014c for Rangoon. esa
Il Sugar-quiet; sales 1853 hhds; Muscovado DC.
Enthusiastically; sales $50 hhds Muscovauo On
private terms. '4 &c
Naval StOres-QQiet
Petroleum-frm at s4@gec for refined free; sales
ESQ bbls refined in bond at $50. sd
Oils-Sperm 00@2 20; Whale 1901 40.
Hides-quiet.
Lead-euet; SPANISH Is. 81
Tallow1nrm;i sales 10000 lbs at 17s@ls4c
Wool-frm. ~ 49,
Freights to Lverpool-dull
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NEW YORK. Nov I. q
The Heraldls correspondent says Gen, Sher-
man has sent the 4th corps to Decatur to OPP
crate against Hood, and has removed the re-
mainder Of his army TO Atlanta to inaugurate
an offensive campaign from that point.
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rEErHl rEErHl rEErHI

Dr. d still continues 10 Extract Tee by Electric
ity t0ithout Pain. PsrfoDs ha ing decsy, teeth
or stump they wish T. have reno ed ter rtsetting
he would give polite iuvHation o call.
super or electro az ne &c M0chsnSs for sale for
family use with orr u b io-trrc lOhs.
DIR d.. an afeommodst few patients with
board and treat msnt 1T his house.
ssInoo xrVaa 80 - ana
from to 8 P NJ ana Z to In the Evening
tloa-at arIo. eeaa noVltf
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REsIGNED.-Major Elias Merrill has resign
ed his office of Paymaster of the United States
Army, and his resignation has been accepted
Major M. has been stationed in this city for
some time past, and by his urbanity and actiy-I
ity in the discharge of his duties has gained
the good win of every one who had business
with him. s5t
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-08

.RETURNs.-Our friends in the country will
oblige us by forwarding the returns this eve
ming as soon as possible. We have made ar
rangements to have the news from other States
at the earliest possible moment, and our coun-
try friends, who bring in returns, will have
the advantage of this news. 1880
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Dialeul.ies d .As MINES .. senora.

=, NEW lORk. NOV9-f- :.
patch says that California officials express
tears that the French and secession refugees
in Mexico will endeayor to expel American
miners from Sonora, and that this will create
trouble between the two countries. lF1a1
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-08

ALWAYS "REpDY."-We would call atten-
ton to the advertisement of Mr.. M. Il. Reddy,
No. 107 Federal street, who is always freddy"
to do the honest thing by his customers. he
keeps good assortment ready made, or will
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-08

A SIGN.--A vote was taken on the Presi-
dental 2ussad9 p Rradss gymnasium
forty seven voted for Lincoln and three for
McClelan--so may be all over the country.
la- i-ft4l n
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"A VoTE IN THE Hon ScHooL.-The boys
Of the High School in this city, expressing a
desire to see how the school stood on the po-
litical question of the day, were allowed to
vote yesterday, which resulted as follows -
For Lincoln. 90: Mcclellan. IS.
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Kessels Captured and Bssgssd 6y the Pirate
Fkickd2slGiS0G,

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. T.
The barque. Speedwell reports that she was
boarded by the pirate Chickamauga in lat. 40
80, lon. SO 10, but having lady and child on
board as passengers, was bonded for $4,000 in
gold. She was then allowed to proceed after
taking on board Capt. Thompson and crew of
the schooner 0tterock, from Bangor for
Georgetown, since reported abandoned.
The schooner Goodspeed, before reported
destroyed by the Tallahassee, was destroyed
by the Ohickamauga. nan
The barque Victoria, from Marazoona. re-
ports that on the goth ult., In lat. IS %, lon.
70 O3, she saw vessel on fire, burnt to the
waters edge. She was supposed to be of BOG
tons burthen.- 2ilS sn8IIUh
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ACCIDENT.-We learn that on Saturday
last truck horse belonging to j. c. Barker
was killed on Commercial street by the cars
running against him. Va 20
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AMATEUR THEATRIoALs.-The Portland
Dramatic Club on Friday evening, at Deering
Hall, will perform the Lady of Lyons" and
the farce of "Who Stole the Pocket Book
The plays will be presented with strong cast,
and in better style than any that have hereto
fore been gotten up. Seats can be secured, with
out extra charge, on Thursday and Friday,
at the store Of Mr.. Dana, under the hall
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TVyHE Annual Meeting of the AssocauG ;i' ior nc
Il Relief OF Aged, Indjgsnt women en- WI, oe nea
On ~ WordsS November 7th at O'Clock P N.
Portland Nov 9Th. 1854 -td fsa-4
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DesiEabir House nt AuctIon.

Steven Z November 18th. at 3 o'cloek p. =, on
X ad a verv n ans few rods from the Aorse Rah
80 az honssa tehteei and otsrahIe 4 Ia story
s,s al 9c NTH egh flushed rooms fne oot.
&c lar aou agal &c pure water wood.sh, and stabe
si.n L lot oilan9 about of acre, con aiming
Currants, Gooste Ties, aud straw erries ana IN
bearing coalition; a nne Asparagu. Bed, go
Also. at same time and place, a We y handsome
of an acre of snd
HENRY BAILEY & CO., AuctiOnesru.
Nov Std
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LADIE Q

Who have cold haEas and feet; weak stomaohs,
lame and weak backs; nervous and sick headachei
dizziness and swimming in the head, with indiges-
ton and constipation Of the bowels; pain In the side
sna back; loaeoTFh@a, Tor whitss); falling OF the
womb with internal cancers, tumors, polypus, and
all that long train Of diseases will find In Electric
ity sure means of cure For painful menstruailon
OF troubles with young ladies' Electricity Is certain
specific and viii, IN short tirae restore the sufferer
to the vigor Of health.
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-08
PORTLAND SAVINGS BANK
Chartered in 1859.
JoHS B. BROWN, Prest. JoslPE c. NoY1s, Treas
Exhibit for Novembsr. 1894.

1VHE managers have decided that the t1oenty-
4 fourth sem'.annual dividend. due on tn ihiid
Wednesday tl6thl OF NOVem er inst, hal Do at no
rate OF ak per cent. per annum, without ded citing
G.verl ment tax. I'.I'H
The state OF The Bank at this date is shown by the
following exhibtss-
DEPosITs .sss7Is5 II
Interest aud prem um ....................8gl8i 50
Balance o. previous profits, et5 20
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liverpool, Oct 27.-The steamship Peru
Wan, from Quebec, arrived at Londonderry
to-day.
The political news is unimportant. The
improvement in commercial CIRCLES makes
progress and money is easier. Failures, how
ever, are stiil daily announced
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CITY OF PORTLAND.
ELECTION NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that In pursuance OF
IN warrants from the Mayor and Aldermen Of
the City OF Portland the inhabi ants thereof, quail
fed by law-to vote Tor Electors of President and
Vice resident Of the United States, will meet in
their respt ctiye Ward Rooms, o. usual places OF
meetir e On Tuesday the ti.hth day of November
next al 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, then and there
to give in their votes for seven Elect-r- Of Pres-
dent and Vice President o the United States.
The polls on such Gay of Q ection to remain open
until four O'Clock in the after DON. when they shall
be closet
The Aldermen of said City will he in omen ses sion
in the Ward Room in the New City BuildIng, lem
trance at the tower door or Myrtle Sti eet.l fIom
niue O'Clock in the forenoon to one O'clock in the
afternoon on each ofthe three secular day. next
preceding said day of election; and nom TIN go
O'Clock to five O'Clock in the OF the lasf Of
saio three secular day, for the purpose o.
evidence OF The qualification OF voter wbote am
have not been entered the lists of qualified re-
IL and for the several wards, and correcting laid
lists.
JIM HEATH, City Clerk.
oct27edtd
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DER. GoLDING,
Physician and Surg con,

ENROM London. has opened sn Once at No. 1923
IL CHmbeTlaRd ST. Get, near WIlmoi rect here
he can De consulted daily, from 10 II noon, ~
nom to p NJ. and 70 10 O'Clock, upon all dist
es OF the human system. lel i~T
Those iabor'ng under any disease will do well 70
consult Dr. G. as practical exporter CO and long
Curriculum In Colltge. make him fully com petent
to give correct decisieR. and presc ibe suitably
EH- Consultation Fee 90 90. Nr.I
Inve,e aie ard other cares heb the DR.. cannot
cure. he will act strictly honest informing the ra-
tient that he can do nothing to store heal h--hs
will not take money when he cannot do the slok
good
Those who are ~ the first stagos of Consumption
should give the DR. call, who no doubt will be Of
tpec al good to them y ~
Office hours-9 to u; 2toh, Ito 10
on ll3 Cumberland Street, near Wilnot.
OCT .2-dH
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one Dag lac. FROM Eu.ope.
Latest via Queenstown,

40 IfIsslaIg 88tfs NEW YORK, Nov. Z.
The steamship City of Baltimore, from Liv-
erpool Oct. 26 and Queenstown 9th, arrived
at o'clock this evening.
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AUCTION SALES.
Hous. at Auction.

ON Friday, Nov. ii, at 3 O'Clock. p N on the
~ premises, house No. 50 q mbsriAnd Street -
IL Is the ca terly half Of 'wo ltory block Il Two
me. rs; thor ugh and sub taniialiy luiT II mr.
nlsned rooms Id good eiostts ga; CO tlI al, d
Sslson Cone Furnace; hard a. soft water good
aIaily loo ted ard In GOOD neighborht o. II - q
cesiraole house 10 own, 70 occupy, or TO rent Sale
POS ltve-gtrms very easy.
Nov =, HENRY BAILEY q CO., Aust'rs.
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ny M1oCtraC1rv

The Rheumatic. the equity, the lame and the lay
leap with Joy, and move with the agility slasI
ny o. youth; the heated brain is cooled the frost
bitten limbs restored, the unoouth deformities r..
movedi faintness converted to vigor, weakness
strengths the blind made to see, the deaf to hear a.
the palsied form to move upright the bler1shes o.
youth obliterated; the accidents Of mature Ire
prevented; the calamities Of old age obvated, an6
en- active circulation maintained.
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tPUBLIsHEp THIS DAY0

I-HOTsPUR- rev Novh By NJ T. Wal"orth' 'n'hor
Of lnur Ous handsome ilno. cloth bound Price % %
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New Aesan, i1no cloth blaad editions with "a ir'iatonj
Of tn best novels 81 these famous shors enoTacns JANE
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q. Any Of these books will - sent BY ra postage leo
On receipt 81 price by
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Nur.Yort.
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NEW.YoRK a KEw-HAyEN RAILROAD.
snN,lER ARRANag.ENr.

sUN'fFR ARRANGEsENr
iS1. CuMNENCfNG HAN . 1874 isi
psc.rr 5iaou IN Nes York. 9orrcr 27th., snd Ahas.
Frtlfnre lfi. Il.
TRAINS LAVE NkN-fNRK:
Fer New irrrn T. ltEL li.w H. IA. R:l3 tErb $50
tRA) $3.50 80 md BAL p IN.
fOr bridgeport :. iENl il:B a. r. la:l5 (kz.h 400
o. $3.50, a.3l md tEsJ y A..
tcf Milford sud sir4rari, = " n A. M $50 $50 p
tor fautet sosssgou md Wes,pors, T. il:Na IA , 81
~ No're9 T. a.'o r.'o nj 1915 lE1.) 80 ELl
= - -. $50. fE4.l 8. n.
tor usres -al Ossn0ish. $3.50. lI,Jo NJ. sss i..O
for t,s,nwish 7. SO lI9o suig:'o 40 SO $50 NJ
for suin.Qgd. = (ENl. $50, llsi Rl E.i5 tEIl )
(Fal i.lc $40. 81. "a, SOD Oh.
fut Fora Chester end htsrmed.s stations o:30, u.O
IN. 1880 80, $3.50. h.E, 4. m
CONNECTING TRAINS
Tor HostoB viz spunshf l. o. ~. tLr)i : iExl sp m
Yer toioa VIA shore Inc, l.;ls tts.l p m
tor Hartford anc spsI shsi, s.EKl, l.-oa M, tsIl
J:ai m.
for Connse,ics, River Raifo,i IN. (ErA u;so
.luntftals "a o d. g. Northampton.
II so = ~.
For New Hsves New Loudo. am s.oarAstoa Rail- .aa
q NJ. 1910 . ~.
tor Canal Hsirosd. l2.i5 y. 10 Socibsayso~
fot IiVus,sJpc railroad A. nL D.
for Naugafihs kG4Aosd r.. ~; p. n.
for b.nbatj usd Nvnsak hailroad 9Ss. ~ $50 p
GoRiisodioas sleeping ais bed p frsiis.
JAMES 81. liOfr. slpeTm enient
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~ EM-JERSEY RAILROAD and TRANSP.
- CO-Op AID s,er MONDAY, laa. ~ 1894 Train. vii
kgvr NtN.i OAK Tor BALTIMORE aRd WAsillNOiUN.
At and % % 3. and II Midnight Tho TO D. "a,
Iran VII tsAe fG-s,ngrrsfo BALTIMORE snd WASHING
TON Only ths Iein lnuees 81 hi adj pls
Trains iol Philadelphia viii eave New Ola and ~ a. ll
Ia Ia, sud o. NJ ard ~ Mdagt
MILITARY ilChElo viii ne, be received Ia the a N
o. iiJ9 Tra,a j. ". WOODRUFF,
Dec. -, los. Assistsnt Superintendent n. J. r. r.
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pARlrAN AND DELAWARE BAY RAIL

RARlrAN AND DELAWARE BAY RAIL
Az ROAD.-ro Long Branch, Rcd Bank, shark River,
Manchester, Io,is kyoT hasnrsA shaguons aud Aston
notice the fas snd eommodous steamer JESSE huNf viii
leave foot oi Moray IT.. north River daily tsanday'
the r. snd D. D. RR at PoTl Monmouth With u-u. Ior the
above points.
Returning ralaa will leave Long Branch 1t 7.l5 @ Il,lg
u ~, ami g.
hdJ clown ior the Highlands trhomp.ona SHARK RvoI
station Tor SburA River, New bedford. aud s91an
Stages coanoot at Manchesar aud Noodusnsie r Toms
River std hsmegsf, Tuehsnoa Wsrst"wn. hsiuaLswssn
Fof further Information sppy to tiAcr on DC pier.
Communication tickets 10 Long Branch. Red bank kc
te 10 ha application tn the Iompanys oco No. o.
DssyersI - -
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Ncw Fluctuations
.THE ROUND TABLE.
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Baiorr -. A.. Bosom.
ssiber Joseph. Nsw.YorG
benson r. Sew ok
Bo-att, ". H., Albany.
Eu-hte }. ~. bngtna
Cn,ius Rev. 2. W.. Hartford. c.
CHadboaruo. Prof =. A.. bfsns~iek, Me-
C.sgs. geo. e.. Lhic. go.
Cas-, T. Gsyiotd N,~,Yo'A.
Convey ~. y. iondon England.
Cook. hiIA =. D.. olI sh'1' MssA
Crojy. f. o., Asv-Yns
Cloiy. Me-. J. {, Ner.iors.
Ca II. Hon GO. r.. Nes io'E
D,dsworth, Nm Nesg iork.
Fsltln. foV LntArr DO, OIL
firii Miss Naie New Noik
F,shyr. rol q. T.. u. -. sew Haven CT
Gill.al rrof. D.. C., New-Hsvoa Ct
Glait s.. Has,ius,, y !.
linton j. r., Leaycnwoul, Kansas.
H SIi ba 4. " t.. ' Se~.io,l.
Jones Int ier. New. for,.
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Loid 'hs T. 81. roroana Me-
NJ, rilal Cen Geo. b.. Oragse. NJ.
Nj che u. g., Ar".llare"' u
NfCAU4eO4 r
Orsr NJ. c r. C,ubdise. Mass.
Osso.d Few =. y. D.
PAT J. j.. " ,s4las Oh. d. e
Potter = 4. til.4.e
Pofl-r Prof y New Haven. CT
Pfe.-ot., SHE, H. - New ,uIyPorL Mifa
PRIME " g.. Nrw OK
ScAsh D d.. Rev. =. new ork-
SCHUYLER +. New Nnr..
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