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WASHINGTON, Nov. u.
1t Is known that Gen. Fitzpatrick is instruct
ed by the Secretary of State to substantially
advocate the Monroe doctrine abroad. and to
cause foreign governments to feel that while
we may not resort to arms for its immediate
enforcement, we do not abandon the principle,
and reserve the right to make it the cause of
war at any time IN
1t appears from the United States Treasur-
er's statement for October, that the amount
on deposit in coin was 1874, 754, 900, and the
total amount deposited nearly S10O,OO0,OoO.
All the coin was available. -, = =,
The amount of deposit in the National
banks was nearly S3O,0ooOOO, and unavailable
funds IN the late insurrcctionary States was
$4,000. FIX :s..la y -
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YQriQns Ite1faa.

New YORK, Nov. 10.
New gold notes of the denomination of 500,
were received at the U. S. Treasury in this
city, to-day. ,osTf.FT 10
z The Commercials special Washington dis
patch says the President informed an ex-rebel
General to-day, that it was his intention not
to pardon any more of the civil or military
leaders of the rebellion. n TX rTTTT
. Chief Justise Chase is expected to arrive in
Washington tonight. when something definite
respecting the trial of jeff Davis will be an
nounced. as ~ 81 ar.al .s.l -reH
3 Gen. Grant and staff arrived here this eve
ming, and are stopping at the Metropolitan
Hotel
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From 1fississfDni.

a JACKSON, Miss, Nov. IL.
Maj. Gen. Howard addressed large assem-
blage of freedmen to-day He assured them
that the plantation lands would not be divided
among them, and that the freedom which thes
enjoyed was privilege to work for their Iiv-
ing and support.
The State Legislature is still engaged in the
discussion of the negro testimony question.
The condition of the people Of Mississippi
appeals powerfully for the protection of the
state. Creditors, long patient, look for meas
ures OF relief, and measures must be taken
quickly to provide against the disastrous con-
sequences 1i OF the inundation in various parts
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Sanitary Regulations of Ness Orieans-Gen.s
Fullerton Relieved Of his Office In the Freed
mems Bureau. . *

Sr9s . ra,t-N "a NEW ORLEANS, NOVEL.
Gen. Candy has issued an order, turning
over to the city authorities all SANITARY regu-
lations that have been under the control of the
military since 1862, also resigning all control
over the State Levee and over the work on
them and over the collection of taxes to keep
them in repair. Also withdrawing provost
marshals in parishes, except in certain cases.
Also stopping the issue of charity rations to
persons unconnected with the army.
Gen. Fullerton leaves the Freedmen's Blu
reau after fixing the amount of wages to be
paid the freedmen by their employers next
year, by leaving it to the law of supply and de-
mand.
Gen. Baird has relieved Gen. Fullerton of
the Freedmen's Bureau. He announces that
he will not alter the orders of his predecessor.
Gov. Welles has issued proclamation call
ing special session OF the Legislature for the
22d inst, on the ground that the gravest in
terest of the State demands the presence of
senators to act in her behalf in Congress.
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A Profitable Crop.

On Friday last couple ofinen from near the
mouth OF the Kennebec River, sold in this
city one hundred barrels ofvery nice cranber-
ries, which netted them above the cost of bar
rels and marketing, about SIP per barrel
They raised this year one hundred and fifty
barrels, one hundred of them growing on
single acre of ground. We doubt if any sin
gle acre in the State has paid larger divi-
dend by natural yield, especially in proportion
to the investment. We do not understand
why the cranberry is not more extensively
cultivated in this State than it is. No more
profitable crop can be raised
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Ei,os of New YORK Nov. IS.
Pon,,hn VI ~ .ne oInclai journal of the Mexican
llshed at Paso Del Norte, are receiyed if''' pN'
They contain accounts Of a sinonIsr T ;hara,
demonstration in Chihuahua, on the do e a,,,
pointed for the celebration of the estaE,;Sp
ment of the Empire. A number of citizens
held a ceremony in memory of Hldalgo. Flags
were lowered at half-mast, aid the place wose s
the appearance of mourning rather than fes-
tivity - :
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PORTLAND AND KENNEBEc RAILROAD
The new track from Woodfords Corner, Vest
brook, to the depot on Canal street in this city,
is finished, and the trains now run regularly
over it. 1t is as handsome piece of track as
can be found on any road in the Union. Mr..
George F. Hitchings, of this city, was the con
tractor, and faithfully has he performed the
work, and within the time specified
Next season contract will be made for ex-
tending this track to Morrilps Corner, thus
making an Independent line for this company
into the city.
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PERsoNAL.-We received call yesterday
from DR.. p. Merrill, young gentleman of this
State, who studied his profession in this city,
and who has returned within few days from
South America, in the northern portion of
which and the West India Islands he has been
travelling for year past. He laid upon our
table very pretty specimen of the bread made
by the Indians near Parimaribo, from the Cas-
saoa. 1t is decidedly palatable, and quite civ
ilized in APPEARANCE
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MrNsrRELsY.-Morris Brothers, Pell and
Trowbridge's Minstrels drew full house at
City Hall, last evening, and their entertain
ment created great mirth. The various por-
tions ofthe programme elected great applause.
The second and last entertainment will be
given this evening. "ttA S
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the Condition Of the Freedn,en-A British
Detectire Spotted-A Case of Conscieyce.v
New YORK, Nov. 49,
Gen. Fisk and Rev. Mr.. French addressed a
large assembly at the Church of the Puritans
last night on the freedmen, and the operation
OF the bureau They represented that the
freedmen in South Carolina were in misera-
BILE state of restitution, and that the suffering
in Kentucky was not much better. Those in
Tennessee and North Carolina are in a some-
what hopeful condition.
The British Government sent a special de-
tectiye, several weeks ago, to this country to
watch the Fenians, and report proceedings.
His name is John McHigh He is described
as medium sized face, mutton chop whiskers,
wears lavender colored kid gloves, and is Of
neat appearance. His antecedents are quite
disreputable. He has already changed his
name and boarding place several times. -
Some time ago Mrs. Gen. Grant had her
pocket picked of $500. Within the past ten
days, she received note enclosing 800,
which the writer says was wrongftily obtained
from her. r5.see
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Ne,y York Markets. I

sr=s..s. NEW YORK, Nov. Is.
Cotton-2c lower; sales 300 bales Middiing Uplands
at 30 q 51c, chiefly at zoe. :
our-State and Western steady; sales TO- 200 bbls
State at TO-. Round Hoop Ohio 8 Co. Western rs,
southern steady; sales 800 bbls. Canada without
change; sales $50 bbls.
Wheat &c higher; sales Is, 1000 bushels Chicago
Spring at IS q 81. Amber Milwaukee 81. AM
Der State 40. White Michigan % f,r new. N +
Corn-1c better; sales Sc, 900 bushels Mixed West
ern at o. q 92c High mixed SO I'D
Oats-irregular and unsettled. " + ....r, 7
Beef-in moderate request.
Pork-opened decidedly trmer, but closed heavy;
sales 1900 bbls Mess at 81 Is g SO co. and closing a.
SO 90.
Lard-quiet; sales 800 bbls at al q 2ss.
:, Butter-hi demand; sales Of Ohio at 80 a DE-
State 40 q CSC.
Whiskey-quiet; sales 500 bbls Western at 245.
Sugars-quiet; sales $50 hhds. Muscovado at Il a
14kc.
Cof1ee-quiet.
Molasses-frmer; sales so ihds Porto Rico at 90 a
05. Barbados Toe. $685. 4 alel8 lldlsg
Naval Stores-quiet.
Petroleum-iirm and quiet; crude at $751; q 4oc.
Wool quiet. slg.5 fl1-, :, $50
6sd. ~ >N'-' "
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Fam AND PROMENADE CoNcERT.-The
Ladies Of Park Street Church will hold Fair
Thursday afternoon and give Promenade
Concert in the evening at City Hall. Arrange
ments are being made for brilliant show of
articles to be sold at the Fair, which will be
opened at two o'clock in the afternoon. A
fine time may be expected in the evening"
which will be enliyened by splendid music
from Chambers new Band. Tickets can be
obtained at Rolls druggist establishment, No.
159 Middle street. -. .-sr -..-sF
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Ctopp's Fovorite Pea,. /!

.ze. s'yery large; similar to the Bartlett in form,
but less musky in flavor; vinous, melting, but
TStery, and juicy; fine texture; ranks best
Am. Promo. Society," .rr.l..L -e..c....
The tree Is "of healthy and thrifty bit."-Nor-
folk Ag. Soc. Is f...re s.-.n -. 1854.
quality, as well as size" 81 =. tlslf ,lsatl,,
ifr 'Bdrry, of Rochester N. T., pronounced 1t
''quite worthy of ranking best. fLfl.t J.
't was SO hardy as 70 resist the cold which so gener-
ANY affected the Bartlett; and in quality 1t cer-
tainly was its superior" So .SclEL ll4-4s
Ha. M p. EiideT and Hon. Joseph Brock, Express
ident o. the same Societysay tiiey can endorse all
that has h. zen laid in relation to its excellence.
-PRICE n i>ees of three years, generally having
fut-buds, IS ca Oh; $50 per doz Smaller SIP to S24
per doz. Nat % %. W. ADA1o Huui,sery,
Oct 20-d&w5w 81. Oil. "a Siorfii Oorn ~f
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IMPORTATION WANTED. : The folio

INFORMATION WANTED. = The following
notice has been handed us by Messrs. McGil-
very, Ryan & Davis of this city:
4sThe relatives of THos. j. HILL, of Port
land, Me-, who died at sea in October last,
whilst on his passage from Demerara to New
York in the British brig "Fiorence," will please
communicate with PENSION d Co., No. II
South Street, New York" 'S e-,t>tp
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Ey There is in Ireland growing girl, sew
enteen years of age, who has reached the height
of six feet four inches. Sheis native of Meath
strong, healthy, and well proportioned, and in
tends coming to America. Where is Bar
mum ftacs -e'
BB-' A Statue of Button has been erected at
Montbard, France. The unwilling of it was the
occasion of a three days popular festival.
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TEETu. TEETHI TEETH!

DIR. d. still continues TO Extract Teeth by EIEc:
TRICKY WITHOUT PAIN. Persons having de, aged
teeth stumps they wish TO have removed for reset
ting he would give polite invitation to call.
Superior ELECTRO MAGNETIC MACHINES Tor sale
for family use, with thorough instructions.
DIR. ID. can accommodate a lew patients with board
and treatment at his house.
Office hours from o'clock A. W. to 70 NJ; from
TO 6 p. M, and7 to in the evening.
Consultation free. y t--I SAVOY n nov1t
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FIRE IN FALMOUTH. unoccupied two
stored dwelling house in Falmouth, belonging
to Mr. Samuel E. Knight, was destroyed by
fire, Sunday afternoon. 1t was the work Of
an incendiary.
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REAL EsrATE.-The dwelling house No. 8,
Cotton street, with the lot, about As feet front,
was sold at auction yesterday, by II. Bailey &
Co. 1t brought s2475, and was purchased by
w. Harris. ....H.iir.
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Commercial.
COMMERCIAL.
Per Steamship Belgian off Farther Point

Per Steamship Belgian off Farther Point.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Nov. 8. p. NJ
The Cotton Brokers Circular reports the sales for
the week at 81 900 bales including $4,000 to specua-
tors and 10 900 to exporters The market is firm and
all qualities advanced to tring extent early in the
week, but subsequently became very dull under the
Persias advices from the United States and closed
1 a. I'D lower Tor American and Egyptian. TIE fol-
lowing are the authorized quotations: Fair Orleans
Texas 20sd; Fair Uplands 22ld; Middling do 2Oyd
Sales OF cotton to-day friday 900 bales middlng
the market closing steady with better feeling The
$4,000 bales are American. -'.~.,- 80 : 80 I
LIVERPOOL BREADSTUFFS MARKET, Nov
3, 2. M.-Breadstuffs advancing and prices a trife
higher for all articles. 49, .1afo 81 !
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET, Nov. 8,
P. M.-Provisions quiet and steady, except bacon,
which is easier. aI fft - IA mo
LONDON MONEY MARKET, Noy. 8, P. M
Consols closed at s8E a SO for money. Fl
AMERICAN SECURITIES-U.S s. 5-2Os 632 a "a.
Illinois Central Shares 50 q S2k. Erie SharesS4 l1
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LAD 2 $

Who have cold hanGs and feet; weak stomaehs, lame
ness and swimming in tho head, with indigestion and
constipation OF the bowels pain in the side and back;
ternal cancers; tumors, poypus, and all that long
train of diseases will find in Electricity sure means
of cure. For painful menstruation, too protuse
menstruaton, and all of those long line of troubles
with young ladies', Electricity is certain specific.
and will, in short time, restore the sufferer to the
yigor of health. ..... L..
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Chica1o Marltefa .

49,. CHICAGO Nov. 49,
Flour-dull and neglected. 1901
Wheat-dull an. unsettled; old AZ; new 45 q
46l. ~
Corn--quiet and declined q lie; sale at IS q 54c
for No. /, and 500 for No. 2. - & -,
Oats-dull at 2St q 29c.
Provisions-dulf. Mess pork 70 90 "a 20 bO
High Wines-inactive and nominal at 20 "a 3d.
Ereights-dull; wheat and corn 10c to Buffalo.
Hogs-steady.
Receipts 500 bbls fonr, 81 900 bushels wheat.
81 900 bushels of corn, Il, 900 bushels of oats
Shipnlents-0,030 bbls of flour, 80 900 bushels of
wheat ofOoo pusheis OF corn, 1880 bushels of
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STEAM FIRE ENG1NEs.-The CITY of Lew
iston has contracted for one of Johnson,s ma
tent Steam Fire Engines, of the second class
to be built at the VIM Machine Works.
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Cinei,.nasi MARKETS.

-e- CINCINNATI, Nov. 10.
changed.
Lard-dull at 2Tc.
= HOgs-active at II a 12c.
: PrOvisions-quiet. -6f alEc1g a'eGa SIN
Whiskey-advanced to Q SO for DID, gss3
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ye,c Orleans Markets.

r o1,~ .a- t m NEW ORLEANS, Nov. II.
Cotton-frmer; sales 5000 bales OF h1iddling at
80 q Soc; stock in port 1876 600 bales. - n-t =
Freights-to New York q a. 20 ta1s
Exchange-on New York q apremium.. q ~
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GEOLOGICAL LEoTURE.-The opening lee
tllre of Prof. Cunning, at Mechanics Hall
last evening, was attended by very large, as
well as most fashionable audience, and it was
listened to with much attention.
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MERCANTILE LIBRARY LEcrUREs.-Hon.
N 4. BANKS, has accepted the appointment
made for him, and will open the course of lee
lures on Thursday the 23d inst
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Indiana Le0isIatyre.

- 4 IND1ANAPoLIs, Ind, Nov IS.
The extra session of the Indiana Legisla-
ture convened to-day. The House organiza-
ton is the same as at the last session. John
U. Petit is Speaker. The Senate has not
elected its subordinate officers. The Govern
ors message will be delivered Tomorrow
morning. 80. ..,,-...-..tg ,.-s-y .,ag
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Milwaukee Markets..

4A MILWAUKEE, Nov. 10.
Elour-dull.
Wheat-dul and declined &c; sales at 50 a 81.
Oats-quiet.
keceipts-2,1oo bbls of -four, $1,000 bushels of
Shipments-2,5oo bbls of -four, 5000 bu:hels of
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Remember T!

We buy our Knit Wooden Goods by the Case, and
can afford to sell them at very LOW PRICES.
100 dOz. Hoods ut G5c each. worth 100
100 doz. Hoods at 75c each, worth LES
100 dox. Hoods at LOO each, worth 1.5O
100 dOz. Cloudsa 1 90 worth everywhere1 .35
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rossage of the Constitutional Amendment by
H. tne Legislature of South Carolina.

m. COLUMBIA, S. c., Nov. 13. q
me constitutional amendment abolishing
slavery passed both Houses of the South Caro-
ma legislature to-day, with but little opposi-
ZION sion. Inc legislature has adjourned to the
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Ne,v York Weekly Bank Statement.

NEW YORK, New. 49,.
Decrease in specie, $72s,O67; increase in loans,
increase in circulation, $685. 1928: increase
in deposits $65O,76s Increase in legal tenders,
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..--IU AnANs,. Nurseries

81 Ia Norrs,l,s Corn ri, GARDENERS, sseu
2xsf $3.50 trained in our ", Tscries wiz be far,
". EaHtsssS nkhed--at cost-,o pant tres and
* kNsss@sp vines in the City or Cemetery. Names
or orders may be left at the Tea Store.
ROCK NAPLES of large size for streets, grown
in the Nursery, with abundance OF roots. Am. and
Siberian Arbor Vita; Hemlock and Norway Spruce,
and new Am, Weeping Willows, for Cemeteries.
Oct 26-d3w rs.-t rI
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MUsIcAL.-It was the Quartette Choir of
high Street Church, led by Mr.. Elliott, the
Tenor, that gave the Concert at Fryeburg, last
evening. They also furnish the music at
the exhibition Of the pupils of the Academy,
to-day.
Shaws Quartette, composed of Messrs.
Shaw, Elliott, Colby and Fernald, give a con-
cert at Brunswick, next week y al Iof5Ct4
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MEDICAL ELECTRICITY
,a. DIR. w. N. DEFINING,
Medical Electrician
81. III MIDDLE STREET,
Nearly Opposite thc United States Hotel

Nearly Opposite thc United States Hotel,
WHERE he would respectfully announce to the
w citizens Of Portland and vicinity, that he has
permanently located in this city. During thetwo
years we have been in this city, we have cured some
tried other forms OF treatment in vain, and curing
patients in short time that the question is ofen
asked, do they stay cured? To answer this question
we will say that, all that do not stay cured, viii
doctor the second time without CHARGE
y DR.. D. has been practical Electrician for tweIyy
one wears and is also regular graduated physician.
Electricity perfectly apted TO chronic diseases in
the form Of nervous or sick headaches neuralgia IN
the head, neck, extremites; consumption when
In the acute stages where the lungs not fully
involved; acute or chronic Rheumatism scrof1la. hiI
Diseases white sweillngs spinal diseases, curvature
palsy or paralysis st. Vitas' Dance. Deafness sam-
mering hesitancy OF speech, dyspepsia, indiges-
ton, constipation and liver complaint piles-we cure
every that can be presented; asthma, bronchi-
tbs, structures OF the chest and all forms " female
complaints. III -AI.- ~
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Miscellaneous Dispatches.

1880 4 HALIFAX, N. S., Nov. IS.
In the case of the negro murder, the mates
and cook were found guilty, and they will be
sentenced on Friday next D ;ssfR .safNsy
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Tuesday Morning, November IA, 1865.
PORTLAND AND VICINITY.


~ Advertisers sciU benefit themselves, as sceN'
accommodate us, by sending in their ddoertiseHeh'
as an early hour IN the dag. .-rr
New Advertisement To-day
AUCTION COLUMN.
Trees at Auction-Henry Bailey d Co.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Smolander's Bucku-W. W. Whippie'
Warren's Cough Balsam.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
G ,od Tb;nos In have in a Family--W s. Dyer.
Ladies' Fair and Concert-City HAL.
Observation-Disclosures q 90.
Portland horticultural society,"
Board-10t Bracket 81. 4
Wanted-Boarders
Poplins and Thibets-C. X. B2bb.
Onions-F. o. Thomes
Tailor Wanted-S. T. Cleveland g. Co.
Corn and Meal-Edw. III. Bergin.
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--TlI0-IT 7IT 10 -Tl-1 ~ DOSTON, NOV. u.
The great fair of the Boston Mercantile Lii
brary Association, opened this evening with
great enthusiasm. e. S. Blanchard, ESQ.,, of
Cincinnati, delivered the opening address.
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A BIG DRIVE!

100 doz. Ladies Cashmere all Wool Hose, former
price S1.5o, present price S1.OO. Call and see
them, they have equal. - ..... ,-...-
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WE DEFY C0MpETITI0Nl
100 doz Ladies ALL WOOL RIBBED HOSE, soc pr

CASHMERE GLOVES
80 doz. Ladies, for 40 cents per pair. SIS
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4 A FINE ASSORTMENT of VELVET, SILK,
3 N CASSI MERE, and Al''
FANCY VEST1NGS,
At A. ID. REV Esq, Tailor,
Nov 4-dtf 98 Exchange St.
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BY Electricity

The Rheumatic, the equity, the lame and the law
leap with joy, and move with the agility and elastic
iy of youth; the heated graid is cooled; the FROST
bitten limbs restored, the uncouth deformites re-
moved faintness converted to vigor, weakness to
strength; the blind made TO the deaf to hear and
Youth are obliterateG the AccIpENTs ofmature lie
prexented; the ealamities of old age obvated
active circulation maintained.
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.-,~..,,.gs.. PHILADELPHIA, Nov 10.
To-day the stockholders Of the Catawissa
Railroad unanimously confirmed the lease of
the road to the Atlantic & Great Western
Railroad Company. ...Hat 5
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Remember I!

We carry the largest Stock ofHOSIERY, GLOVES
and KNIT GOODS of any House in the State; do
not resort to Dummies and can not be undersod ~
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u. a. HALL
PIE NMANSFIIPl

INSTRUCTION in this art viii be given, both in the
L afternoon and evening, by EMMA II. COOK.
Rooms 11O5 Federal Street, second floor.
"a Manuscripts Copied. Visiting Cards marked
at reasonable prices. nov1d2w$
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A Bargain.

100 dOz chidrens Bal. H'se all Wool 10 and 1sc pr.
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Horses, Carriages, Harnesses, &c.
sss'5--ssA AT AUCTION!

LIVERY SATURDAY, at II O'Clock A. NJ, on
u Lime St. we shall sell Horses, Carriages, Har-
nesses, Blankets, Robes Sleighs, &C., &c. l'ft
HENRY BAILEY & Co., Auctioneers.
Oct 31-dH 4fLaT
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Stock Markets.

New YORK, Nov. Is.
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TTKNRY H. LEEDS. ArCTIoNEER.

HENRY II LEEDS AnTTdohEER .,,
day April 49, at 10Y O'Clock at West Twenyhfth
Scean Household Furniture and made to order by Borch
Hutohings consisting OF BRUSSELS and Ingram Carpets
carved suits in plush rosewood marble top
yss1ers do reund Table crimson figured India satin silk
lined Window CURTAINS Corncss Lace Window Curtains
Chars In and gold satin brocate carved black wal
nut Hall stand and Hal Chars mahogany Bedseads Dress
tng Bureaus. W ashsands rosewood Suit in crimson and
figured brocste gilt frame French plate Pier Mirrors
Wh slab and brackets Turkey rcd window Curtains black
walnut Armore Glaze rosewood marble oP Library Table
d., black walnut Extension Dining Table do sideboatd
Also an OAK Bedroom suit and gents black walnut Desk
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