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Brig Caroline L Kelley, Morrill, from Boston Tor
the Cross Rip Light Boat, and during the blow Of that
night parted her chains and drifted in towards the
north side of the island She discovered early in
the morning by Alex B Durham, who with his crew,
went on board and piloted her into the barbor. She
was supplied with anchors and proceeded 18th.
Sch Enigma, lof BATH Capt Morse, was cap
sized night Of the I'D ult, during hurricane, near
Asaco The captain and three Of the crew were res
cued by the Br brig Peerless, from Philadelphia for
Matanzas, but one Of the men, Jos Anderson died
few hours after going on board. Nothing Is known
Of the tate Of Gillian Mari, seaman, but Is supposed
tain and two seamen in hospital at Matanzas re-
ceiving medical treatment. The registered 81 tons
and was owned by the master and r o Moses, of
Bath. - :.
Brig Mountain Eagle, OF Baltimore from Portland.
had heavy weather on the passage, split sal and lost
part of deck load. IL - rf.--'rr :. n RI ~ .
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DIED..

years.
In this city, Nov 20, Mr. John Noyes, aged 65 years.
Western papers please copy.l s. ~.
Funeral ON Wednesday afternoon, at 2 o'clk,
from his late residence, No % Washington street.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend.
In Munson, Ill, Nov II, Mrs Sarah j. wife of Danl
Robinson, and daughter Of James Simonton, Esq, Of
Portland aged 81 years. NJ ~ ~
In Harpswell, Nov 10, Abbie Dunnins, aged "a
years.
In Warren, Nov 8, Mrs Sabra Robinson, aged SO
years 9th, Mrs Betsey Mcintyre, aged Go years.
At the Sailors Home, New York. Capt JAS L Lam
bert, Of Bath, aged about So years. 80 4-
months.
In Liyermore, Nov 7, Dana Norton, Esq, Postmas
ter at North Liyermore.
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LOOK, LOOK

~ LOOK, LOOK
SEND ME- ONE DOLLAR, by mail, and win
send you any one ofthese Gold-Plated Articles:-
~ Ladies Neck Chain, Gents Vest Chain, No. 8 Lock-
ct Tor two pictures, Jet Hoops Set of Ladies Jewell
ry, Gold Ring, Gents Chain Pin, Gents Anchor Pin,
Pearl Sleeve Buttons. Gold Plated Buttons, Silver
Plated Pen Holder, Pen and Pencil. 7.ti,.5
Address +-
L. DIR ESSER Portland, Me-, ll
Oct 27-sNd4w* u l1 Box 1872.
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TAINTED Tns,,sediatez,,.

An active industrious. honest Boy, 16 II years of
age who resides in the city, and who desires to learn
the business of an Apothecary. Address, Portland
p o. Box CO, with real name, and state where an in
tcrview can be had. ss wash .fi o.
Nov N-s diff 4ae tii
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: 1NUVcI1DtI
Six weeks ago, at which time commenced using
Johnson's Reproduction, my head was entirely bald,
one bottle have thick growth of hair all over nv
head and those who wish see and learn these facts
by calling at my residence at Libbys Corner or my
place Of business at Browns Sugar House, York st.
- 81 s.s a5 -. rt..- Il, b. THOMPSON.
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FOREIGN PoRrs.

Philadelphia, ldg; brig Albert, Dow, i5r New York;
and others. - 81 EI = -, 49, - '-~--'
circuit, Boston, land sailed both for Black Riyerl
Ar at Caibarien LIST inst, brig Hyperion, Lewis, I'm
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ela awARREN'S ILs .Ge4
COUGH BALSA M !
Has been found by experience to be the
1,- Ha BEST REMEDY ~ ie"
For the various diseases of the Lungs and Thorat,
...f =y-O 2 Et1 such as y - s-ty n a !
DIPHTHERTlA.

10 Influenza, Pleurisy, Pneumonia, OF ii i
I , i Inflammation of the Lungs,
lai4saa and Whooping Cough.
In these complaints this Medicine has NO SUPE-i
RIOR and while thus ec cious it is perfectly safe to
administer to persons of all eyes.
The Cough Balsam possesses the two-fold advan-
tage Of being at valuable as curative and in
valuable preventative Of all the diseases OF the
Throat, Lungs and Bronchia. 40 ,.sgfs.] Z,
The world is challenged to produce compound of
equal efficacy and safety.
~ Prepared and sold by AMBROSE WARREN,
Botanic Druggist, No. Granite Block East Market
Square, Bangor, Me. no14sNd&ww6m
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Old C0tNacb0 Vine j.!

Invalids and ali who wish o gentle stimulant and
| invigorator, call at
/. ~. .nsis., sis.. sCROSMAN g. CO.'S, Us
and get bottle of old Catawba which is PURE and
| EXTRA FINE. Ri .sast .t5,t. .. .,' I'd. -.., =
Nov S.-sNd3w .JW1t ea 2 H' H't7
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81 Neac Goods, NeaU Goods /!
JUST RECEIVED AT.
DRESSER,S. 90 EXCHAN NOE STREET.

Photograph Albums from so cts. to S. All kinds of
yewelry going cheap. PoItmonnaies from 20 cts. to
80. Rubber Dancing Dolls Is cts. All kinds of goods
going cheap for 80 days. Give DRESSER, call at
his Old Stand above the Post Office, Exchange ST.
Nov. 1S-sNd4w* iH e-'
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DEPARTURE OF OCEAN srEA MERs.
Nc A. RI N Il NEWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Monday. November 90.
" ARRIVED.
Steamer New York, Chisholm, Boston for Passport
and st John NIB. E.a y r. - 81
} Brig Herbert, tBr) Sandford Windsor Ms for Bos-
ton. .lttts.rl4s tf..ltt sasVbrslet s.3
Sch D Horton, (BrJ Smith, Halifax MS ior Boston
Sch Ceresco, lot Elsworth) Smith, st George NIB.
Sch Grape Shot, (Brl ingalls,, Grand Menan NIB.
Sch Hannie Westbrook, Littlejohn, New York.
Sch Lady Ellen, Libby, Ellsworth. ~ ...t.....t,
Sch Amulet, Hopkins, Trenton.
Sch Napoleon, Roberts, Wiscasset. ~ uNosr-.f
Sch Emeline, Farnham Damariscotta. g. Ia.
Sch Thos Bartlett, Durham, Bowdoinham
Sch Ligure Pray, Calais for New York. stsalil
Sch G ID King, McGregor Calais for New York.
Sch Gauges, Lord, Ellsworth for New York. u
Sch Emily, Grant, Ellsworth Tor Boston.
Sch Bangor, Jordan, Ellsworth for Boston.
Sch Laurel, Parker, Frankfort for East Cambridge
reports, on Saturday. off Seguin, VIM Butterield OF
Prospect, was lost overheard and drowned
Sch larry Not, Cottrell, Bangor for Salem.
Sch Jessie Benton, Snow, Bangor tor Boston,
Sch Webhannet. Duncan, Bangor for Boston. b
Sch Mayhower, Carpenter, Gouldsboro tor Boston
Sch Bremen, Card, Bowdoinham for Salem N
CLEARED.
Brig Frank Allen, Merrill, Philadelphia Dana
g. Co.
Sch Bramhall, Hamilton, Boston-Jos H White.
.SAILED-Ship John S Harris; barques B Colcord,
Fannie, Philena, Winslow, Sarah Hale; briggs Thos
Common, VIM II Parks, Star of Hope, Lincoln Webb,
BENZ Carver, Trenton ! sch Windward. : ?
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va The New Orleans Picayane says that
ouuah Benjamin has written to his friends
IN that city that he has been received and trea-
ted with great kindness and generosity by
many prominent statesmen of England; that
he is awaiting the legal term of residence tn
qualify him for admission to the English bar. in
order to resume the practice of his profession
in London or Liverpool, and that he MANAGES
to support himself very comfortably by giving
counsel to his friends and others in regard
to legal matters in this country. We wish our
English cousins joy of their acquisition. We
cannot feel that our loss is their gain, 1850
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FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT,

BOOTHDAY, Nov bar, schs Scion, Spear, and
rine Wilcox, McFadden, st George NIB for Portland
Margaret Alice, Maurice. CORVALLIS Ms for Portland
Annie M, Sprague, New River NIB for do.
land Tor La Hayre Bank; Silver Moon, Blake, DAM
ariscotta. 4,..~rg-[i % -.,s ,'rrfT 600
Nov 1s--Sld, schs Collector, Mcfarland and Ripley
Ropes, Campbell, Portland; Woodbury., Wood
bury, La Havre Bank. fN .s1 'llit ~
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KINDERGARTEN.
For Mobile.

- The Al New Bark EAGLE, j. P.
44tk WILKINSON Master, having most Of her
.QAzA cargo engaged, will have despatch as
-4ad1SIyW above.
For balance of freight or passage apply
tn s. II. RANDALL,
=. Nov a. 1S65-d1ws IS Commercial st.
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Boston Stock List.
MARRIED..

In this city, Nov 10, by Rev DIR Stockbridge, Geo
Wood and Miss Ellen Callan, both of Portland
In Norway, Nov 8, Jerome A johnson and Fannie
NJ Bancroft.
G Kemp, both of Harpswell.
q In Phpsburg, Nov l6 Capt Charles Delano and
Betsey D Larrabee, both Of Bath. I'D T0C-T-
In Bath, Nov 16, Damascus L Dunton and Harriet
Greenleaf, both of Westport.
In Bath, Nov 10, Charles A Jones and Miss Mary
Gilbert. gtItf lt 1fTIl 4 ~
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~ CARD PHOTOGRAPHS at THREE DOLLARS
PER DozEN,-the BEST in the City, ME1Ht
N-' ~ W mayp5sndCm
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EBT The largest Sunday school in America
is to be found in Cincinnati. 1t has twenty-five
hundred pupils. "a'
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HaIrs Rubber 'Emnor;,,,n

Is at lat Middle Street, where every variety of Rub
Der Goods be procured, at Manufacturer prices,
Their assortment OF Rubber, Jewelry and Fancy
Goods is really magnificent, june2stt
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Z
Soothing Syrup.
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING
which greatly facilitates the process of Teething by
softening he gums, reducing all inammations, will
allay all PAIN and spasmodic action, and is
4 ~ SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS
Depend upon it, mothers it will give rest to your
selves, and Is
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
We have put up and sold this article tor over thirty
years, and can say in confidence and TRUTH OF it
what we have never been able to say Of any other
medcme-Nerer has it failed IN single instance to
effect a cure when timely used. Never did we know
instance of dissatisfaction by any who used it.
On the contrary all delighted with its operations,
and speaki in terms of commentator of its magical
effects and medical virtues We speak in this matter
"what we do know" after thirty years experience;
and pledge reputation for the fulfllment of what
here declare. In almost every instance where the
infant is suffering from pain and exhaustion, relief
will be found in fifteen minutes after the Syrup is ad
ministered. n-slss li .1a.H
Full directions for using will accompany each bot
tile. None genuine unless the fac-simile Of CURTIS
& PERKINS. New York, is on the outside wrapper.
Sold by all Druggists throughout the world.
Price only IS Cents per Bottle. : %
june3snd&w6m 4.a-+
Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renew-,
has proved itself to be the most perfect prepare
ton for the hair ever offered to the public.
1t is vegetable compound, and contains no inju-
rious properties whatever. $50
1T WILL RESTORE GRAY HAIR TO ITS ORIG
INAL COLOR. iron Er, rrtrIT J+rE
1t will keep the hair from falling out.
1t cleanses the scalp and makes the hairsot. lus-
trous and silken. A " .s.si 'ra' li -ii.5 .,i'l
1t is splendid hair dressing. i-h -
No person, old or young. should fail to use IL.
TITS RECOMMENDED AND USED BY THE
FIRST Medical AUTHORITY.
~ Ask for Halls sicilian Hair Rcnewer. and
take ne other.
r. P. HALL co..
Nashua N. H., Proprietors.
W. +. PhHiips & Co Wholesale AGENTS.
.1 augl0snd &w6m
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PHOTOGRAPHS,

THE largest, best. and CHEAPEST Establishment in
the State. All work warranted. Card Photo
graphs $500 per doz. sl.43}i
Al o~$ A. M. MCKINNEY,
Oct 6-s eod&eow3m 2sI Congress ST.
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PORTLAND. November Goth. 1876

This certifes have ased Johnson's Reproductor
for five weeks only in that time it has produced for
me full, line growth Of hair, where before was
most bald. gT,aa JOHN CLARK, Portland Co. ID
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
The First National Bank
COLGATE'S HONEY SOAP!

THIS celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal
demand, is made from the choicest materials. is
mild and emollient in its nature fragrantly scented
and extremely beneficial in its act upon the 81 In
For sale By all Druggists and Edncy Goods Dealers
june31d1yr -re.-F..-- r.
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A Fact Worth Known,

- "A Fact Worth knowing,
That Rubber Goods can DO repaired in q neat and
substantial manner, at tAa- al
.4 HALLS RUBBER EMPORIUM,
july21sntf - p ,tt 147 Middle st.
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IMPORTS.

=, GRAND MENAN NIB. Sch Grape Shot-5360 bxs
herring, bales wool, bbls Goldfish, bbls haddock,
10 bbls picked herring to Dana & Co.
ST GEORGE NIB. Sch Ceresco-3O, 900 It boards
to N Miller.
Sch Catharine Wilcox-2O,OOO # boards, to order.
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Manufactured and sold, Wholesale and Retail, by
HORACE N. JOHNSON. NO. so Middle
q ~ St., Portland, CUP Stairs).
Liberal discount to dealers. nov21sntr
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a. GENTS
First Class Custom Boots !!

4 OF ALL nKINDSi .f+.,.-l
Made from the best material, and in the best man
ner, and warranted equal to the best made in the
city, and at the LOWEST PRICES, at
10 le3a, SD GOWELL'S,
ai.8 &c Middle Street.
Nov 17-eodif sN
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SOD e. s. WORMELL, ...,,,.
p H OF O q r A p HI E r.,
No. 90 Middle Street, Portland.
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Notice.

i can Be f6und may be known by addressing Box
2O7.
Nov21-d1w
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DISASTERS.

Brig Gilmor Meredith, $50 tons, built at Brooks
Vile In 1858, has been sold to parties in Boston for
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Tbree Hundred Dollars REGARD.

cyTOI EN:from the store of O. K Babb, on the night
y OF the 18th inst. Goods to the amount OF about
two thousand dollars, consisting OF Cashmere Long
Shawls Black and Fancy Stripe Dress SILKS all Wool
Delaines and coored Snk Ham kerchleB; The above
reward will be given for the recovery Of the goods
nov p div ofHoS n DAbb-
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Wandering in world of evil,
9 Lost mid shadows drear and chill,
We have heard thy call, our Father,
Lo, we come to do thy will.
While we thus around thy altar
Join the hand and bend the knee,
By Thy spirit, o, our Savior,
Make us truly one in thee.
For the way before us lying
Give us richly of thy grace; .t.rE
III Let us feel thy hands arm pressure,
Let us see thy smiling face;
lIn. In thehour of pain and danger,
Let us nev-r faint or flee;
By thy spirit, o, our Savior,
Keep us ever near TO thee.
i clothe us, Lord, with ell thy armor,
Make us strong to d re and do,
Fill us with thy heavenly spirit,
To our banner keep us true. s--.
Sowhen every toll is ended,
" And our latest Toe shall flee,
Washed in thine own blood our Saviour,
Grant us heavenly rest with thee,
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4F Y tltA ltsft q sitiA-
MRS. WINSLOW, .

y AN EXPERIENCED NURSE and Female Ply
sician, presents to the attention of Mothers her
Soothing Syrup.
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Unwinding Their Coils.

re- Reading Matter on all -Four Pages.
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aKW YORK MAHHEF-JuIy 8.

[BT THLEeRAPE.i
COttOn-Quist and nrm. eales at 500 for mid
ding.
FiGur-Yery nrm. but less active.
Sales st So 1895 20 for extra state; 50 659S 70
for common to good shipping bEsnds extra round
Market c osing quiet and fcsrcely 90 firm.
Whisky-Hesvy and dull. Sales western at
So Os.
Wheat-Very firm aud quiet.
Sales at 81 2s@l 81 for Chicago spring; 81 30
for Milwaukee club; " 81 for amber niohigan;
/ As Tor winter red western, and 81 5OaI IS for
amber Michigan.
Kye-Firmer with q good export demand. West
ern SOC.
Bariey-DuI.
barley HRlt-Quist.
OOrn-Lsss active and 8 shade lower. Sales ct
7207so for unsOund; 7s9sI for sound mixed western
closing at sos for prime shipping parcels.
Oats Rather more stsaoy at 6O@6sc for vest
ern.
C~Onee-steady.
Sngar-Activs at 1910 for Porto Rico; HsS0
l2cA for Cubs Muscovado; Havana 1sH9l6xc.
MOIaSses-Dul.
HOps-Qu.et IS 10A36o.
PetrOIeum-Quiet st previous prices.
POrk-0penOd Frmer and closed heavy.
ole 90 TOT prime; $40 6@9O rs for pTms ms,s'
Also 4oCO bbls new mess, Tor July, sell RS and buy-
er's option at S26 O0a36 70
Beef-Firm. Sales at 10@l4 for plain me,.
and 1876 for extra mess.
Hams-Quiet.
Gut Meats-Firm.
BacOn-Quiet.
Lard-Very firm st 16a20o.
State. Er
Oheese-In good demand at lO@lBHo.
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PIPE PRESENTED TO MANAGER ELLsLER.-
After the performances at the Academy of
Music, Saturday night, q very pleasant eff
fair transpired at the S.. Nicholas saloon,
liant hy. Charley Flaqpery The septle-
9 magnificent supper there IN homer of Nj.
Ellsler, to the sumptuousness, brilliancy
and elegance of which that gentleman, all
unsuspecting his pleasant fate, was admit
ted. Those present speak in the highes.
terms of the admirable nature of the repast
and the most excellent taste OF the general
BatTfaERssBtsi
the prelude to something better adj put
more interesting. The gentlemen aforesaid
took occasion to present Mr.. Ellsler q meer-
schsum pipe, which, in point of elegance of
design and richness of finish, it would be
hard to match. 1t is gold-meunted, and of
the most elaborate workmanship, and is
valued at sevsnty-fve dollars. It bore this
inscription : "To John A. Ellsler from the
gentlemen of his company. Cleveland,
July 8, 1885,"
This valuable gift was presented in a
neat and appropriate Manner, in behalf of
the donors, by R. n. GearY, Esq, the gen.
tlemanly Treasurer of the Academy of
Music. Mr.. EllsIer made a most beautiful
and felicitOus response on the reception of
the gift.
The affair was in every respect a very
brilliant and a most gratifying one to all
the parties concerned. It showed that the
raIationa batuaau the managar erd a.
company are of tue most harmonious ma
ture, and to that concert of purpose and
harmony of effort, we AN, no doubt, attri-
bute the superior discipline and artistic
effectiveness of Mr.. Ellsler's excellent
theatrical troupe.
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The Horrors of IndigestiOn,

Ynu nnmpiaEin nf ynur stomach. unfnrtnnats dys-
peptic; but ought net your stomach to complain Of
you? Possibly the pAngs you endure are simply
the stOmsch's method of taking revenge upon you
for neglectiDg and abusing it. Perhaps yOu have
never made an effort to improve its condition, but
on the other hand are continually sramnaing ittWith
unuholesome and homogeneous food. Have you
ever tried H~OsTETTEB's STOMACH BlTTERs,
apIoper diet, and regular msAlsi The BItters in .
week wOald put your digestive apparatus in per-
feet order. regulate the hOW of BILE IN accordance
with the laWs Of health, and produce Just 30 much
apsrient action as would be necessary for our good
and when you were once all right, judIcious and
regular dieting. with & lttIe Of the Tonic now and
then, would keep you so. II you haVs neglected
these means of cure, don't bI anne your stsmach fOr
its rebellion. It is merely natures hint that she
wants help. If you neglect 1t, the next thing may
be Inflammation, or soirrhus Cancer, or some
other violent aud dangerous disease. There is such
q thing ss being too late in these matters. HOsrEr-
rms B1rTEEs will cure Dyspepsia; bat Dyspepsia
may engsnder diseases which defy all ~rostora-
tiVes. jyIOs24s:lNdW
Mrs. CashbeEg pays the highest caah price
for ladies' cast of WEARING apparel. Please try, BY
o,IllHg, or sending 3 Pose by post, to Mrs. CASH
BERG, No. ITO Pittsburgh street. Orders Will be
punctually attended to. jys'2S2
IIGrand Pleasure Excursion 10 Lake
SuperiOr.-rhe new, large, and elegant paasenp
ger steamer Meteor, ThOs. Wilson, Master, will
leave our doox, Monday, July 10Th, at sP. NJ. for
a grand Pleasure Excursion to Lake Superior.
Tho Meteor this trip will visit the north shore Of
Lake Superior, being the extrcme northern termi-
nus of the Lake Superior route.
For freight and passage apply to
GARRISON = CO., Agents,
jy7:227 No. l River street, Cleveland, o.
Diseases OF the Horse and tober domestic
animals, treated Homeopathioally by John B.. Hall
III. D., at Halls Homeopathic Pharmacy No. II
IT Monument Park. Office prescriptions, 81 80.
Visits within the city limits, So so. je20:246:eod
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Alp FOR THE SUFFERING FREEDHEE.-We
are glad to know that Mrs. Kicks, who is
visiting Cleveland for the purpose of COL
lecting funds for the relief of the suffering
Freedmen is likely to meet with success.
She has procured, by the kind permission
of Judge Filden, the temporary use of a
room adjoining the Office OF the Probate
Judge, where any articles of clothing and
other material donated for the relief of the
Freedmen may be deposited. The en-
trance TO the room is through the Probate
Judges office.
We are in receipt of a communication
from Mrs. Kicks in regard to the objects of
her mission, which is crowded out of this
mornings issue, but which will appear
soon.
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The PROPELLER ILLINO1s.-The propeller
Illinois, sunk at Point su-Pelee, has been
abandoned. The recovery of her cargo
and fixtures, including engine and ma
chinery, has been intrusted to the steamer
Magnet, which is now engaged at the work.
The vessel will prove a total loss.
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FuEERAL.-The funeral of the late Robert
LOwrie, who was killed on the Cleveland &
Mahoning Railroad Saturday, July Stb,
will take place from his residence, Newton
street, University Heights, Monday, July
10th, at three o'clock P. N. Friends of the
deceased are respectfully invited to attend.
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MUsIoAL.-We learn that Lelsnd's Band
and the Cleveland Quartette Club are en-
gagged for the Annual Commencement Con-
cert at Hudson IN Wednesday evening next.
We will guarantee our Hudson readers some
delightful music from both these organize
tiOns, each of which, in its way, has become
n nInuo1nnl -.IunEILuA;on y
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ANOTHER SUDDEN DEATH.-Mr. Albert A.
White, of Rochester, N. Y, fell down in a
fit at No. ABS St. Clair street, Saturday
morning. He was taken to the house of
Mr.. G. W. spOoner, on the same street, east
of the Medical Collage, where he soon died,
The Coroner was summoned, but deemed it
idle to hold an inquest on the body, as it Yves
evident the man died of heart-disease, of
which, it is said he has had several attacks.
It is also stated hat he was a man of very
Incorporate habits, and that on the Sd Of
July he attempted to commit suicide by
taking ~laudsnum, bus was prevented by a
ply stefan. He was thirty-seven years of
age, and leaves a wife and one child in
Rochester, N. Y. His father, 1t is claimed,
was q prominent officer in Mosby's famous
guerilla band.
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PAID OFF.-The IISth Ohio regiment was
paid off in Camp Cleveland yesterday.
Crowds of boys were in the city in the at
t%ernoon, thronging such clothing stores as
were open, and exchanging greenbacks for
sachels aud civilian Wardrobes. They
walked the streets with very elastic step.
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LOCAL NOTICES.


@. G. d @. KaiI Road
CLEVELAND, o., July 10, lies.
Adividend Of i've per cent has been declared by
this Company, payable ct the uSuAI PlAOss on sad
after August LIST next, free Of Government tax
The transfer books will bs closed from the evening
of the Goth inst, until August Cd.
By order Of the Board Of Directors,
jyIO:22s GEO. b RUSSELL, Treasurer.
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nAmazed the gazing rustic rans'd around;

And still they gaEed; and still the wonder grew"
That DR.. D. h. seelye's LIQUID OATABRH
REMEDY shoald be sold in such enormous quanti-
ties-but upon being informed that sail the best
families kept it constantly on hand to cleanse
the head, they were 30 longer amazed. jyIO;Rs
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OSWEGO 3.

E1Our-In good demand at sc IS for No I
spring; Sc rs for red winter; 81 rs for Whits ~
- 50 for double extra. II"
civ heat-Fifmo Sales at 81 rs for Milwaukee
Gas al FreighGs-E
corr SO to Hew York, Iunber 50 IS to tbs Hudson.
Lake ImPOrts-5OO bbls Of flour, rs. 600 bn
wheat 100, 900 &c lumber.
Cana ExPOrts-2O,T 100 bbIs -four, II, 600 bu
wheat, l,790O,6OO # lumber.
shipped by railroad 1900 bbls flour.