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DeatA Sentence oonsn,,.ted.

nes New YORK, Aug. II.
The Posts Washington dispatch says that
Major Herod, of the 9th Illinois cavalry, who
was sentenced to be hanged, has had his SEN
tence committed to ten years in the Albany
Penitentiary. OH
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Stock Markets.

THE military authorities of Texas have con-
Guided to enforce the State laws concerning
gambling, and strict orders have been issued
against the practice,
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WEsrBRooK SEMINARY.-The Fall Term
of this popular and aourishing Institution, un-
der the charge of Bev. S. FL. McCollister, will
commence on the 30th inst. See advertise
ment
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United STATES MILITARY RAILROADS.
EyIcE OF AssIsrATT QUAnTEnMAsrER,

Washington. ID. C., July 70, 1866.
20 AUCTION SALE. or ROLLING STOCK.
VIII be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION, to he highest
bidder, the following rolling stock:
On TUESDAY, September 10. at the Portland Co.'s
Shop IN Portland, Maine, Six (6) Locomotive hngI,s
On Thu RSDAY, September 81, at Hinkley a
Wiliiams Shop in Boston, Mass, -Four az Locomo-
tive Engines. -
On MONDAY, September Is, at Kennett Square,
Cars, Jour feet eight-and-a-hale-inch gauge
On WEDNESDAY,, September q, az Whining
ton, Del, Eghty-four s4) Box Freight Cars, tive foot
gauge. a4
The above stock is all new, and of the very best
quality.
The Engines are five foot gauge, five foot drivers,
and cyinders l6x24 inches. They can be changed to
marrow gauge at q trihing expense.
Sales to commence az ~ "A. M.
Terms: Cash IN Government funds.
ft lHs.fl.slfrf Ii. L. ROBINSON,
july29dtd 4 Brevet Colonel and A. L. NJ.
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DR. WILKES Of Montreal, viii oblige Mr.,
Hewitt; by sending his address to him at the
Elm House
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SErzuRE.-The Deputy Marshals yesterday
made seizure of a small quantity of liquor in
the shop Of James Mclaughlin on Fore Street,
near the foot Of Exchange Street
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STEAMER WARRIOR will make trips to the
Vanderbilt and Dictator to-day. See advcr-
tisement.
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18th MAINE.-The anniversary of the for
nation OF this regiment win be celebrated to-
day IF pleasant by an excursion to the Is
lands. The steamer win leave Galt's Wharf
at IL O'clock.
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Wanted.


90 7ON9. BO0Fd. ~ -
DLEASANT suits Of Rooms, furnished or unfur-
L llished with beard, in the first class house II
Free st. Charges moderate
Respectable transient boarders accommodated.
Aug. II -d1w#
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valuable Farm for sole.

The HOME FARM Of the late
A <sAa--O JOSHUA L. HALL, Of Gorham,
&E%-h( Me-, near Great Falls Village con.
A1Tf sI1H tanning about ninety acres, wen IL
vided into wood, pasturage and tn
LACE land; produces fortyfve tons Of hay Land and
buildings in excellent condition.
A desirable property and for sale on reasonable
terms.
Inquire Of the subscriber, or. Of Mrs. L. A. HALL
on the premises. r. r. HALL.
County Treasurer's Office, Portland, Me-
August s-d&wtf
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By Electricity


DR.. ID. stn continues to Extract Teeth by ELEc-
TRIcITY WITHOUT PAIN. Persons having decayei
teeth or stUmps they wish to have removed for reset
ting he would give polite invitation to call.
sSuperior ELECTRO MAGNETIC MA-H1NEs ior sale
Tor family use, with thorough instructions.
DR.. ID. can accommodate a few patients with board
and treatment ct his house.
Office hours from O'Clock A. NJ. to ~ Il; from
to p. M, and to In the evening.
Consultation free. nov1ti
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A LETTER from Chicago says the present
high price of fonr and grain cannot be MAIN
tanned. The crops are too good and the sur
plus too large.
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s15,41s 90

THE RoBBERY.-The notes stolen from
the safe Of Messrs Patten & Hamlen on Tues
day night, have been found. They were scat
tered in different places on the floor of the
counting-room. No clue has yet been discov..
cred of the bonds, amounting to $4,000, for the
recovery Of which Mr. Patten offers reward
Of $1,000. l.
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BATES SEMINARY
d ttHH MF4.Ia AND ftflf
Latin School.

AT the recent meeting of the President and Trus-
tees of Bates College, resolutions were passed recog
MIXING the necessity of the separation of the Semi
nary from the College, and It voted to organize
Immediately a Department tn be denominated Bates
Seminary and Latin School
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Il f NJ . " a L {!
DR.. w. N. DEFINING,
Medical Electrician.
Has removed his Office from clapp's Block to

Has removed his Office from Clapp's Block to
ia MIDDLE STREET,
Nearly Opposite the United States Hotel,
VNTHERE he would respectfully announce to the
wv citizens Of Portland and vicinity that he has
located in this city. During the two
years have been in this city, we have cured some
OF the worst forms of disease in persons who have
tried other forms Of treatment in vain, and curing
patients in short time that the question is often
asked do they stay cured? 70 answer this question
doctor the second time.
DR.. d. has been practical Electrician for twenty
Electricity is perfectly adapted 70 chronic disease in
the form Of nervous or sick headache; neuralgia in
the head, neck, or extremities; consumption Wien
in the acute stages where the lungs are not fully
involved; acute chronic rheumatism, scrofula hi)
diseases, white swelngs spinal diseases, curvature
Of the spine, contracted muscles, distorted limbs,
palsy paralysis, st. Vitas' Dance. Deafness STAN
mering or hestancy OF speech, dyspepsia, indigel-
ton, constipation and liver complaint, piles-we cure
every case that can be presented; asthma bronchi-
It's, structures OF the chest, and all forms Of female
complaints.
BY Electricity
The Rheumatic the equity, the lame and the lazy
leap with JOY and move with the agility and electric
ity of youth the heated graid is cooled; the rost-
moved; fAintness converted to vigor, weakness to
strength; the blind made to see the eea TO hear and
the palsied form to move upright; the blemishes OF
youth are oblterated the ACCIDENTS Of mature lite
prexented the caamities Of old age obviated and
active circulation maintained.
LAD les
Who have cold hands and feet; weak stomachs, lame
and weak backs; nervous and sick headache; dizzi-
ness and swimming in the head, with indigestion and
constipation Of the bowels pain in the side and back
leucorrhea, Tor whites); falling of tie womb with in
ternal cancers; tumors, polypus, and all that long
train Of diseases viii find In Electricity means
of cure. For painful menstruation, too profnse
nenstruation and an of those long line of troubles
with young ladies' Electricity is a certain specific.
and WIN, in short time restore the sufferer TO tie
Yigor of health.
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No Charge for Se9'Uices
u. s. SANITARY COMMISSION
!, Army and Navy Claim Agency.

No b31 Summer Street, Boston will attend to the col
lection OF Soldiers and Sailors Claims on the Govern
ment FREE OF ALL CHARGE for services. Hay-
cties for prompt coectiens 'le yn s 70 FRANCs
:. DYER, Local Agent, 53I Summer Street, Boston.
June, ls65-23w3msn = aa1Ss Z II NJ, l.'sf
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RAILWAY TRAFFIo.-The receipts on the
Grand Trunk Railway, for the week ending
Aug. 18th, were: IS aa f $50
Passengers, m $50,061 0O
Express Freight, Mails and Sundries, 4,O36 90
Freight and Live Stock, 62,S24 90
Total $116,921 90
Corresponding week last year, 101 $50 90
Increase, $15,41S 90
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BOOK AGENTS WANTED

5t't Ready la FeiV Days
The History of the Rebellion !
TssIJFD bv the AUBURN PUBLISHING CO., in
/ two Octave Vols 1900 pagos, go PoRTRAITg,
MAPS, DTAGRAMs, sc. The FIRST, cheapest and
best History published. A rare chance ior Agents.
Ma 1Iustrnfed Order Book now ready. Terms very
liberal rgY-For Circulars, terms, &c. write to T..
e. STORkE, AUBURN, N. Y. augl6d2ws
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COUNTY CONVENTIONS.

The Union county Convention held in this
city yesterday. was largely attended, even more
SO than We had reason to expect-every town
in the county being represented. The best of
feeling prevailed, and the nominations, with
two exceptions, were made by reclamation.
There was some contest for candidates for
the Offices Of County Attorney and County
Commissioner, but it was all in good nature,
and we believe the friends Of the unsuccessful
candidates are satisfied and win yield hearty
support to the nominees, OF whom we shall
have something to say hereafter.
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Auction.

Auction.
WILL be sold at public auction, on the premises
w ON Saturday. the 18th day Of August A. IL
1865, at II N, the Haskell Estate, on Cedar Street
Portland, being numbered "a. The lot Is about ~
feet front by 113 feet deep, with a large wooden
House thereon, arranged for four families. Title per-
1ect Terms, one-third cash, balance In and Two
years. For further particulars apply to kDW'D
FOX G. b. MERRILL, or the Auctoneer
Aug. 9, 1866. aug1oeootd
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AccIDESTs.-Willie, son of Mr.. William G..
Davis, was riding horseback on his pony yes
terday afternoon-accompanie by his father
in a carriage-and in Cumberland Street, near
Elm Street, was thrown off by the sudden
starting Of his beast. His foot caught in the
stirrup, and he was dragged into Preble Street.
where his father succeeded in stopping the
pony and releasing his son. Those who wit
messed the affair were horror-struck, supposine
the boy was killed. But, strange to relate, nc
bones were broken, although his clothing was
torn from his body; and the injuries about the
head do not, at present, show any serious as
pect.
A lad was run over yesterday afternoon or
Commercial Street by country team. A
crowd soon collected, but the boy was, APP
parently, but slightly injured. ~
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ARREsT.-The police last night arrested one
OF the crew of revenue cutter Pawtuxent fol
being drunk and kicking up a disturbance il
Union Street, and took him to the lookup
About dozen of the crew went up to rescue
their eomrade, when one Of them, who had
been officious in the matter, was seized by tba
officers and locked up with his companion
The others were threatened with the same
treatment unless they made themselves scarce
which they did in the quickest manner.
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NOMINATIONS IN YORK CoUNTY.-The fol-
lowing nominations were made at the Union
Convention in York County, he'd at Alfred
yesterday tle
Senators,-Charles Z. Weld, Buxton; Ma
thaniel Hobbs, North Berwick; jeremiah NJ
Mason, Limerick
County Treasurer,-Sylvester Littlefeld, of
Alfred
County Commissioner, - Thomas Quinby,
of Diddeford a
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G0RHAM SEMINARY.

THIS sod time" Academy and Collegiate Beard
4 ing School for Young Ladies', will commence its
FALL TERM on '.N
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THE LAT1N SCHOOL


viii have for its especial and sole object the prepa-
ration of students for Colege-any College they may
choose Three Instructors in addition to the Presi-
dent have been attached to this school, and it viii be
their effort to prepare their students for College in the
strictest and most thorough manner. Prizes will be
given for excellence in scholarship in Greek and
Latin. ~
Students in the Seminary and Latin School, will
have free access to the College Library Gymnasium
Lectures, &c.
TOI9IoN ia4.f
will be charged at the rate of $24 90 per year. The
year is divided into three terms Of thirteen weeks
each. These terms viii begin as follows:
Fall Term, August oath, 1865.
Spring Term, January 18th, 1866.
% tlt Summer Term, April 26th, 1866.
For Circulars containing further particulars, ad-
dress the President, o. b. CHENEY, D. D., Lewis
ton, MaineA w s44A t.t lssA
JOHN a. LOWELL,
AA Sec. of Board Of Trustees.
Lewiston, August 18th, 1865. augsd&wtoaugM
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oLERaYMnN OF MISSOURI.

Ast Louis correspondent of the New York
Tribune says: p
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THE SEMINARY

will be the original plan Of t. Maine State Semi
nary, embracing Ladies course, and miscellane-
GUS department OF both se~es including instruction
in Ornamental branches, Music, Peimanship, Pho
biography Book Keeping, &c. The Seminary win be
under the government of a separate Principal. land
Preceptress sHar taa tf w
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DEATHS.

JUDGE-On Friit ., the 9oth, Cstharine- youngest
daughter Of Thomas and Fllen Judge asei y yesrH
The friends and sc1uhntanccs sre respectfully in
vited 70 ateld the iunsi al, SUNDAY afternoon
Jan a. 2oCiock. irom the r,sidcnoe Of her htl ef,
% Faat 2Stb a. Zi3
LRACH-On ThursdAv, Jan. 10, Jarnos Le-lio, only
SOL Of John and Tr' pheniA Leach.
The relatives gnd friends Of The family are respect
fully invited 70 utond the funerul on SUNDAY
afternoon, Jan ~ At 0ciock fton the Ic-idence NJ
hi. parents. u Conseyes ct. WilliNnsbufsh. PhilA
plreIr plsase copy. 10
NcDLRAOTT-Nr, jeanette y. McDeru'ot'' Ased
80 wears
Her relatives and friends are respectfully invited
70 attend the tuner on SATURDAY efternoon, an II,
Al ] O'Clock. from her late Gesidsnce- 70 larfoN
street.
hcDONALD-On THURSDAY, Jan. 18Th, John Nc
Donald, grandson Of the ALe John nousher'' N The
18th wear of his see.
The funeral will take p4soe SUNDAY ateruoon,
POD Inst, ~ I o'clork, from the rsidence ~ Cor
nelius Reilly, cor OF Mad4on and MONTGOMERY .u
Ilu friend, md squan tanoes are it'pcctullv IN
viicd 10 attend. 10
SWIFT suddenly, on Friday, Jan. IN 1865, oi
conyusions Niliiam, oniv son ot 1as J.. and h.ffA-
ret swift, ared II year, months and dNys
The friend. snd GcluSinances ~ thr fsfnilr, = ~
The members n the y. Y steam Boiern6tefs He
nevolent Association, respectfully invited W at
tond the funeral on SUNDAY Afternoon, H2d inst NJ
O'Clock, from the reSidence OF hts psfc - Sb5 nth
ave, near 32d n, without further Invitation. -
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
.TrRDAY MORNING. JAN. q, 1865.
Tho Success Of Our Navy.

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Financial News narkets. DC.

E~~ YorL. F'idAy, Jan. a. 8 r. k,-The excited
revulsion which CONNIE need yesterday In WAL street
vac continued today With still greater intensity.
There Of nimou Afioat about peace nero-
ustonr and military ,ucccsse. Cold, II will be
from the following record, vac down In the mornae
u 20lA, Hnd closed At 2o6k. At 1890 N. - : I,
1884, POI 1o40 20Ik; lOho 2UGS l05S, 2u4'l
II. NAN; ll.iN 2C9', IL 10, 2Ulh; IFS, 209 I;
ll.2G so3; ll2a 9C2s 1880, 2o9 i1.4O ?olN;
ii.4S, qc2S; IS, 2Os y; IL, 2o?S; l2O6, IVA ;
1910 2O2A; l2.9N 2o3A; 1919, 2o3; l2.il 2o5 Z;
LEO, 9U3s i.2o, ~; l26, 2U2, l.ib, Sc2S Lbs,
9o2 Y; 200 2o9N 400, 2O4 2,v', 20 y 9i', 9o'
~ 9O4k; $50, 90 94o 2ba $40, 20lh, %,
eO6k 800, w y 26i, AN 3, 700; 10 Av7; SIS
2l6S ass, eOd'. l. 2C6S. The general stock mar
ket declined during the morning rom y to Icr
cent. was irmer at the second board and higher NJ
the last board. This reaction il natural after the
heavy decline Of yesterday and to-day. The severn
mont llrt uas lower, especially on the liyc-twCute.
and Tcn -iortics. The moncy market Nas cay ~
per cent. ON Change TODAY, lour yh- dul and 10
| ~ cents lower. Wheat was duh aud a > cent? lqNe z
Corn pnet and steady. Oats wore very dull. Pork
| VA decidedly lower and heavy Beef was dnl and
heavy Lard quiet and esuicT. Nhiskey openeI
| SLeady and closed heavy and lower.
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" Arlington Market Retail Report.


Nrw IouE, Friday, Jan. 3, 1865.
No chanFe worthy Of -y.ci Al notice has taken place
in tho senofs s'sct Of this branch Of trade since cur
report Of last week, the decline IN sold m too recent
TO have produced any effect UPON retail prices Ne
retail dealers seldom Nel At disadvantAse, do not
anticipate any material decline In prices until the
stock nov on hand L. dhposed o. DurinF the past
week commune A;iou ~ith the couutry has teen
somewhat nterfcrcd i'll by tho recent storms, and
The consequence hHs hcca lighter supply Of country
produce, ind ,isht advano, in quotations. The sup
ply Of poultry (. alec lighter, and prices tend upward
Meat also, owing to the small number Of cattle re-
c"ived At the various yards advanced two or three
c,nt- ror pound for the best cute.
BtGrh,Ts hsdD..Prime roasting pieces are selling
al Hs1ic pulnd ordinary cute 2oa'2c Irrtet-
20" mutton iorcquartcu, l0Ulec hind quarters, l6a
se l's 9a3 bo s2se pieSt l4abb; sF
fre-h rort soa'Sc corued pork 2Ss24 sau.ases lSs
Fouitrp ,.d Gans.-Pfinic turkevs aro selling 81,
.5e.c per h. chickens :ia2-c, du,At, yer d.. ?4a32
bro'line et'cSens c per pound sce'' Z &c
-. dozen psrt1dses, / sal 20 PER rail-; veni-
B'nss, ana Chx.e.-oranre COUNT butter In pail.
selling A. 6nr pound primo state, bsa6hc iair
butter, iA5Sc; cooking butter, 43Gtc eggl Tor 25c
cheese about 20 conts for rood quality.
Fish.-Eel' are selling at aoa2sc pound striped
bAt', 1880 hslitutI sa2oc pihe G. iio.. t,h, nc
perm, lOtl2c tea rNN -oh'Vc hMdock' alIe HOUND
err, ly,oc salmon trout, &C oodb,h' lJslsc; black
tsh, lbAlSc nAckerel, lhA25c herring, Sal each
smel's bh0c pei pound loheters lual.c; oysters "a
- hundred clans, s5al 81 hunutei; vi, Ned
Oysters, Ola2 81 = hundred picked claus - hun
dfcd
VeJs'aJls ina beans are selling at 2SlSoc ~
sweet potatoes. oars. AK; hects, i2nt5c- pec'k
taufoNer.eaCh 1bs6i pDtatoef. peach host bis ~,
3 % Jackson whites, i5aa 70 esg plants c each
onions, Bla6bc Ept turnips 3Oc peck cAbhAse.
l-A1tc pr head lettuce, sale oyster plant aS
esch pA!Fupr, lbalSc per . p'k martov squhses
20a45c each.
| Sundr1s-BeanI dry, per qt, l2ni4, Pen, split
per H. Ga7 Cos. hard, per bush. G0aTD. Coal, stove
ton, II 51sl2h ~; Honey, hoI, per NJ. 4la50 Home
su d, poT 10. 1sa32 keto-ene, gal, lUal 81 hscA
ioni. per To. e0aJS MIN peI ~, al2; Coffee, pu,
burn, per ID bbsGb mixed, do. 9sa45; rye, etc. do.
als sugar, brown, per ID. 23a-y crushed DO SOFAS
coffee, do. fsaa"; sugar-hou.o Syiun per ga. ~
| ~; NolsJte--A. q. per gal 25Al 50 Tea Ooolon
| and English bfeAkiasi, 25A2 "a, green, | 40a2 ST.
CAndlph tallov, per ID 25GSn.
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IT IL announced that A. o. l. Nicholson. who
WAS Andrew Johnsou's colleague m tie tnitel
States Senate pror g. tho war, has returned n his
home in Columbia, Tennessee, aitor long solourn
within the reltl lines. lie followed tho rebels 81
Tennessee who seeded in june l,6,, but II ia un-
dcrstood that he gave only luke-aru support to
tho REBEL on, and now, regarding Il asa hopoesI
undertaken, comes bsck 70 the Union Which no
,ehcmer,y defended in 1850 and rejected eleven
years lA'er
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only cue no'n aod 'o''y -'ou' o'nN' anu "o'" WIZ
meAsro p'"ance uarni'y on "'o mus w e'iP''
3d. 10 vines IKE no'e' why MON cam" VIZ
uo'ernnon' employ "' WOMEN NV .nu 'no'o
by save ho' only INC enormous prom. :" VIC o"u
uso'or- ou' inc hVeH :" mo N''o"' An' wives
thoee VINO nave gwen 'nom"~ 'ns o"H""'
ms system na' "es'' o'en prove" '''~' An'
MORO" no sppsen' r'A''h WY "nou'd NV -
e''ehon 70 I" "''e' wv en''o "''h
ho msnuiAo'u'o " "ny cunning
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diiionA II 10 as much our interest W buy rsw
proiuoe of the Canadians a. u "a advantageous to
the Canadians 10 sell IL and the loss Of the Cana
dian market for our manufactured goods viii
silence many New Fns'abd facto-y-i for no
other reason than bccsus. the Canadians are de-
prived Of tho privilegs q paying Tor our
gcod- with their surorsbundAnt produce
WHOA We - much ncod 70 supply ,he waste
II war. II Is " be hoped thss a sober second
thought will intervene befor, the Treaty expires
s.ouro ns extension. and proven, the snnihls.ion
Of The vslusLle increasing commerce which wss
srrngng up between bs two countries and
which vas drawing them in.os closer commercial
and social intercourse, thA, WAS rapidly prepArin.
he Canada for ulumsie political absorption. md
the scoonpi.hmcnt Of tho ''nsni'est destl ny" n
the United s,ai,s W expand over tbe entrs cont.
uent.
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IiVSINEss CHANGES.

TOR SALE-A LAGER BEER SALOON,
49, huIson ~ 80
EOR SALE-AN OLD ESTABLISHED Coal
i Yard "A me lth Ward. Lease, eood will and
fStUres gLu.lliaR the p ensee that pays the Iout
ANpy 10 j, q. KEYS, Lndo~ a.. ~
NO BAKERS-FOR SALE, AN OLD Esta-
l. hli.hcd bakery, tools hXtuIes h., The premire.
10. sale or to let, NJ the purchaser deSIes mquiIe
90 second ave, COZ lgLh ~, Sl4
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TIVE FATHER MATHEW T. A. b. SoCIF.

THE FATHER MATHEW T. 4. b. SOCIE-
l. ty, 40. |, of B!ooslyn, will hold grand public
Temperance meeting In theiT hall, b64 Columbia ~,
on SUNDAY evening, Jan. 22d NJ o'clock, T. w., and
hes'ts. lohn Morgan, John Dunn aud Ma ssnd wi
be present and sddI1ss the meeting on the IN sect
lempeIsnce. HENRY MORGAN, PIest. BERNARD
MAXIM, Rec. sec. l54
Il No. Is. Of Brooklyn, u, viii hold q teHprTauce
meeting at O'Clock tomorrow evening, NJ len rcT-
ence Hell, cor GIaud and ~ ste, spCaA r,ihe Rev
Ealhol Mechan Gud Or. Kohin,On. Sin Inc b, Nj.
kolHl " Leon and Others. 1HOs. BOlLAN, ples.
f.J. Nj LllrAN, Sec. 10