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KEW YORK LINES,
has CAMDEN AND GNBoY AND PHrLADEt-
PHIA AND TRENTON RAiLRoAp cohPA-
MES LINES.
PROM PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK.
AND WAY PLACES. ....
FROM WALNUT STREET wHARF AND
KBNslN0roN DEPOT,
WILL tsAvE A. FOLLOWS, VIZ; Fars.
AZ u. m, via Camden and Amhoy--C and
A. Accommoda tion. .............s..s2 ~
N5a. M via Camden and Jersey Guy
New Jersey Accommodation ........... ~
Atsa M, via Camden and Jersoy City
AtsS m, via Camden and Jersey city /.
I'd Glass Ticket. ...;......'...;.',,..... y
At II n. M, via KensipEton and Jersey
City-bNprcss ..,........F.. ........... ~
At ~ m, via Camden and Amboy-C and .
A. AceoInInodati rn..................... p
AZ p. IN, via Camden and Ainhoy-C and
A. Express. s'''ss'ss.' 's''s w
I N Sp M, via KousinSton and Jersey
City-washington aud y. Y. Express. . q
Z At w., y. H.. via KeusiHgton aud Jersey
] Cfy-Eyenlng Mail. ..........;..;;..... SO
NH Ghyg1s Son. T5a S Mani aa@ @
s AT ~ Might, via Kcnsinsicn and jersey
chy-Sontharn Express. j. "
st Z p. m. vim Camden and Anboy-Ac.
Conm9dation freight and passengcrD
LIT elias, ttcket.....-........ q 2
"a class ticket............. l. ~
The 5. Is p. ~ Evening Mall and tho l. .
Night Southern Express will run daily, (all
others Sundays cEcePted.)
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK LINES.
Leave Walnut -trrs wharf Ut . and T. m.
" m. and 2 p. m.
Leave konsington Depot At H. u a. m, -,
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PAY DEPARTMENT.

h,su.A and Slnsl.sh,A streets, Sou,h "a
PenniyivanlA avenue
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CUSTOM CARDlNG
AND CLOTH DRESSING.
CLARK's MILL, May TO, Is

-. CLARK's MILL, May 10, 1865.
hereby give notice to my numerous customers,
that have, at n large expense, increased my IA
cilitcs for doing Custom Cdrding and Cioth
Dressing the present season..
am now ready for work, and with my in
creased facilities think shall be able to do II as
fast MS wanted, or at least, at very short notice.
The, best of cards, machinery and workmcn are
employed, and guarantee tho best OF work, ut
reasonable prices. AL business transactions with
my customers shall be satisfactory, or ut least, just
and honorable. 80
~ Charles Nutter. Main street, Saco (; Will
liam Milliken, jr., Salmon Falls, and Josiah N.
Jones, Marlborough Centre, are my agents to
receive wool and cloth. also to deliver and settle
for the same when done. All work left with the
above named persons, will be as well and promptly
done rs il left ut the Mill, and atsamc prices.
| shall also purchase wool, In large or small
quantities, for which shall pay the highest mar
Eet price, in cash or cloths, as may he desired.
My cloths will be selected expressly for near not
altogether for profit, though "gain is the end
acknowledge.
THIS Mill Is situated In Hollis, on the river road
leading from Moderation to Benny Eagle, three
fourths of one mile distant from each place. p.
0. address, West Buxton, Me.
AARON CLARK, JR.. Prop'r
90 WILLIAM SMALL, Agent.
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s. d. & n. W. SMITHS
HS2Ea
American Organ
MAKES HOME ATTRACTIVE,

MAKES HOME ATTRACTIVE,
Aud rcases and cievntc- the miads Of all.
BEArriyuL IN ITS APPEARANCES EfFpcrs.
1InSH INSTRUMENTS pronouncc by competent juig-
l-cs, the Bfsr REED INSTRUMENTS manufactured In
the Unic States They bore of the palm at the recent STATE
Fair held at Rochester, and received the FIRST PRE-
MUM over the whole catalogue exhibited incuing instru-
mens from The most ctratg manufacturers throughout this
country. il Z. - - .
the public IN the AMERICAN ORGAN, rs an instrument long
desrei IN the Family Ce and with QUE patent improve
mens Il aaItcd TO all kinds Il Music, especially 10 ga
crcd Music with It's sustained oo AMI hanones, much
desired and soaght fr III American homcs
The AMERICAN ORGANS superior TO all other nstr,i-
ments Of the kini, In many important particulars.
They superior Nv their greater finess aud conIeecss
o. Tone volume aud power They superior In expression,
quckne.s action, aI elasticity II touch, rendering them
Perfect In rapid movements.
They suIera Ia quality AMI anty u tone and Wien
controlled by Tie Double Bth0Us and Bior Pedals, Knee
Swell &c the most charming effects can lie rsiucci frm the
sones WHISPER II the Han harp III the full volume AMI pow
CT OF the Church Or, thus enabling the performer 10 give
expressions not In he dund In any cher instruments.
The Irtmoo Stop has pleasing and beautiful variety sym
pathetic In quality, appealing " the tender enoti II the
soul preiucing effects the charming and soothing Il ID
universally amlroi aud appreciated The Knee STsH gives
the performer full conr ~ the tone, enabling him 10 graduate
fr The Pidniss0 o The F0rfsssimo nj pleasure ard com
bnes The effect IL the Expression sp II the fench Organ ir
the AMERICAN ORGAN, more perfectly AMI easily managed
With all these combinations ai improvements 81 Double
Bellows, Pelals ami Swell, the AMERICAN ORGAN excel
In Expression, variety AMI Power AMI has all the quality am
capacity q full Orrlestra, AMI In the hands Of master
| capable 81 the mostronplete orchestral effects.
D. ON d,
Being the oly authorized Agent 10 sell the above Instrument
In York county, the public in,ie to call and examine TN
American Organs No. Crystal Arcade, Iiddefor, Me.
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Reputation Established

Reputation Estabishedl
.Nrs. S. Il. .allcss Is truly a
public bessefactress, and her
sc0ssderfisI success Is ssssps'e.
cedented, Her fame and
hcs. discoveries haze gone
abroad, and to-day she Is
n, her line the largest n,as,-
afactMress ia the sCOrld.
Everybody Interested.
Youth and old age are aIiEu !
benefited by the Nse Of .Ms..
s. II. .1iLesl'S Worlds Hats.
RestOrer and Hair Dress.
ing. They act directly upon
the roots OF fhe hair, Causing
las1urias,t grosOflI1sa,et beau
tn. Your hair, if changed to
grey or ,ohtfe By sickness or
other causes, sUtit soon be re.
stored TO cts natural colo"
and beauty. DaNttrnferad.
icHfed EOrerer. The Hair
falling stopped. The most
delicate head.GtreSs or bon.
netcan bcaUOsn sUithOWt fear
OrSOtiiasg. IH,cns0stdeltghts
fell Fragrance TO- The hair Is
impaired. IT y0u scish TO
restore your hat,', as tss
youth, and fefai,s &c through
life, ,Ussl,Os,t delay purchase
a bottle of cacl, OF. Mrs. s. II.
.4ileM's Worlds Hair Re.
st0rer and Dressing.
Sold by Druggists throughout the World.
PRINCIPAL SALES OFFICE,
los a. 200 Grocnwich So, Ncw-York
10 Al
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STATE OF MAINE.
YORK. IS.

~ To the Honorable hs Justices Of the sag,eme
S5Oct Jndieiaf Court merit 10 be holden al AIRED.
)LR.s pifhin and for saif York County, on the
49, hird Tuesday Of september nsrf'
ICY f. EMERY, Of Eliot. In said County OF York
Ii and State of Maino wife OF Eliot Emery, OF said
Eliot, respectfully libels and gives this Honorable
Court 10 30 informed that she was lawfulIy married
10 said Eliot Emery, at South Berwick, IN said York
County, on the twenty.elghth day OF February, a.
d. IeG3 that your llbellant and said Eliot Emery
cohabited as husband and wife from tho time OF said
interInarrae to April 10th d. 1864, at Bald Eliot
that your libelant since said nernarriagc has al.
ways behaved herself AZ chastc, faithful and nfec
tionate wife toward said Eliot Emeryj but that the
said Eliot Emery, wholly regardless OF his narriage
covenant and duty, both before and since said April
18TH 1864 being VI sufficient ability TO do 90. cruelty
And utterly neglected 10 make any proper or suitable
provision Tor her support that since said intermsr
iage said Eliot Emery has contracted gross and con.
armed habits OF intoxcation and become habitually
intemperate and was guilty of extreme and lntoler.
able cruelty toward your llbellant repeatedly beat.
bruised and wounded her body, and did seriously
threaten to take her fe that her person being IN
peril and her life IN great danger she was obliged e
hee from him on or about April since which
time she has not cohabited with him. Wherefore,
and because II IL reasonable and proper conducive 70
domestic harmony and consistent with the peace and
morality OF society, your llbelant prays that the
bonds or matrimony between her and the said Eliot
Emery may bs dissolved. and that suitable allmony
may be decrecd to her. and for such other relief az TO
the Court may legal and rroyes and as in duty
bound will ever pray. LUCY Il. EMERY.
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COFFIN WAREHOUSE
ro-, SOMETHING NEW. g'r .

I g. LIBBY, Sole Proprietor, for this city, OIL.
lUs y. MERRlLL'S Patent Cofin Lid-patented I'D
March, 1863. This improvement consists In cutting
or the lid with projection for The name plate the
recess The great advantage OF this Of collins Is
TO exhibit the plate with the lid either open or closed
-ai,rays showing the plate In Its proper place. be-
sides adding vary much to the beauty Of the coffin.
Our Conn Kaferoorns were established In 1853, by
request OF citizens who have given II liberal pat.
ronage, 10 whom We would render thanks for past
No pains will DO spared 10 give satisfaction, and
mako this the Best Coin Ware Esiabiishmsnf in this
county. As we are continually making new I'M
best style.
Robes and Plates constantly on hand and fur
nished TO order, at our
CONN Mnuuhctory on Bacon street.
&c OrlT pEtfa J.C..LIBBY. q
Pa n have tho exclusive right or sale in Bidde
ford for Fiske's Patent Metallic Burial Cases.
Biddeford. Me-, April. 1864. -,,r. a. yl8 81
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j STEAM BAKERY In this city. invite tho atten.
OF their manufacture which they confidently believe
will meet tho wishes Of all who may loo disposed Ia
favor them with their patronage. Our celebrated
.'Nutritivo Crackers rs'in sd
have obtained wide celebrity. and boon manufac
tured by US for long time at Saco, Maine. TheiI
reputation In this and every place where known !,
same excellent quality These Crackers are the dis.
covery OF our Foreman, Mr.. r. H. HASKELL, and arc
the only Crackers To be found In New England that
inss q
or loathsome and disgusting 'putfcsccnce, Thereby
utterly destroying the sacchaIino and nutritive
principles Of the Flour, rs Is universally the caseat
present. our processes cause us TO make use Of the
dough In a perfectly sweet and healthy condition,
s Ss o a
In proper and satisfactory cond to be used as
food by mankind, who arc declared TO DO "only lit
| tie lower than the angels"
In addition TO the Common kinds Of Cake, We call
particular attention to the many Kinds made from
our own reoeipts which, We feel quite safe Ia aying,
acquainted with them, Among thssswe enumersts
our highly prirod
Pound, Sponge, Queen, Fruit, Fancy, Tea,
and NEW York CREAM CAKES.
| We also Keep on hand superior Eco DscUIr, from
an English receipt This Biscuit is great luxury.
We also make promptlyto order -
| !, Fancy sponge, Gold, Brdes, Hish, and Chess
- NCakcs,-also. Fancy Creams, Rich Jumbles,
| Fancy Rounds and Spanish Drops.
In closing, VIC desire to say that spare no pains
TO meet the WANTS and WISHES or our patrons We use
invariably tho hest Flour tho market aiords All
The other articles consumed by, US our manuiac.
scfIptions. Our bakery Is constantly kept scIupu-
lously neat and clearly, and workmen partake OF
the Same general character the rest OF the cstAb
lishne, and are masters OF their business We fully
believe that your acquaintance with us will but con-
firm the impression wo have ieebly endearored TO
convey, and we respectfully solicit your patronage
H.. JORDAN,l u ~, JVhDAN w.
q. 7. JORDAN, N' p n f'AAr 'A.
NHLLEN JOSEF
Dover, N. H., June !, T5. 49, "a
Persons living In the eastern part OF York county
viii hear I'm mini that IT. ~ Jordan Co.'s crackers
can be obtained ut the stores OF Pierce Seaman,
Saco, VIM Moody, kepnebunkport, and Chas. Kim.
haII EsnneLunk Village, u 25u
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Pulmonary and Nervous Diseases
sMihGhesteGsa
@1A&g:Ea Ml@

CT with Promptness and Certainty In spsry stage
n Of CONSUMPTION, and with inpariabi, efficacy
in NERVOUS PRUSTRATlON, General Debility,
Dyspepsia, Asthma, bronchitis. Female Weaknesses.
Loss oil Flesh or Strength and all arrangements OF
che Blood. They fnersas, the NERVOUS or vital merry
relieve Cough check Night Swcats, diminish Expec.
toration, improve the Appetite arrest DierrhGa.
promote refreshing sleep, and create nsw and healthy
hood. Let sufferer fail to try this remedy. C1eu-
lars Free.
Priess-In OF. and i6 OF. bottles. 81 90 and $500
cach small or 3Jarge bottles for $500, by express
Sold by ali respectable druggists, and ut the solo
general depot, wholesale and retail, by
Iieowy J. WINCHESTER, 3G John st., N. Y.
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STATE OF MAINE.

At the Supreme Judicial Court, begun and held at
Alfred, within and for said County VI York, on
the third Tuesday OF September, IN the year Of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and slIty.nr |;
Upon the foregoing Libcl, Ordered, that the IL
u belsnt give notice 10 the said Eliot Epery, To- APP
pear before tho Justices or our said Supreme judicial
Court TO be held ut Saco within and for said County
or York. on tho FIRST Tuesday OF January next, w
serving him In hand with an attested copy OF said
llbel and this order thereon fsurteen days (or by
Union and Journal, q newspaper printed at Bidde-
ford, In said County Of York. the last publication
thereofto DO thirty day least before the sitting
Of said Court that no may then and there In our
said Court show cause u any he have why the prayer
ofsaid libel should notb he granted.
Attsst, n, b. L9hp; Gisrx.
Is Attest $500 @. u. LORD, Clerk.
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Immcd lately relieve Coughs,

IImmcd lately. relieve Coughs,
Colds, Sore Throat, Loss Of
Voice, Bronchitis, and every
symptom OF the drst stages
OF Pulmonary Consumption.
For Whooplng Cough, Group,
Influenza, and all affections
Chest, the "PULM0NALES"
medicine In the world. Be-
ribed by eminent Physicians,
'ecoming the best companion
d and cabin. In all civilized
!. DIR. Skinner. for want OF
'cw names OF prominent New
, used his "pULM0NALES"
s. Rev. q. II. Walker, Pastor
church, Boston, Mass; Rev.
Watcliman and Reflector /;
j. d. Brewster, counsellor, 10
nut. Il. 4. White, 3D. division.
iner. NJ. d., Oculist and Au-
ton. and Hundreds OF others
life. Prepared by EDWARD
his Medical Warehouse, "a
ass. Sold by druggists gen.
lleowy
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fSIx,uERE can Iget the incest photcgrsph -
= W AZ T. II. MckENNBY,s, where picture, ~. 81 =.
all kinds can be obtained .,,snis ii 10 he better.
M 4 Washington Block.
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tPEDDLERS, ATTENTION!
Glib o. no ron KNOW THAT ''
w. e. ANDREWS 10"

IJAS constantly hand the largest and best select
cd stock OF PEDDLERS FURNISHING GOODS
TO no found In York County, such as Tin, Japanned
Britannia, Planshed, Glass, Wooden, Iron, Stamped
and Plated Wares French and Enamoled Saucepans
and Kettles, Droon', frepen Roll Pans "a titop ar
WHITE MOUNTAIN CASTINGS
standard Threads Needles Pins and Yankee Notions,
and all kinds OF goods found In first class pcddlng
shop.
bohemian Stone Glass, Dover Glass, and Dxon's
Challenge Polish at rates dcging competition.
,OCf.c' FARMERS,
Try spaulding's improved MIX Pans, which chal.
lcngc competition for utility and durability.
z -. lI0pSEKEEpERs, q r.
Try Bleod,s lnptsyed Flour slfsr' no one will be
without IL after One trial.
~ Insist upon and purchase of spcddlers only
warranted goods OF Andrews manufacture. My ex.
penses being less than any other manufacturer, and
purchasing only for cash Il can with confidence offer
goods at Whois,ais and Rsfni at prices less than
any Others can AFFORD them.
thankful for past liberal patronage would solicit
All worn done TO order, and with dispatch. Re.
member the place. Green ST., Biddeford. Me. DO
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PORTLAND
Business College,
No. 9 CIapp,s Block, Congrc.. IS

THIS Institution offers to Young Men and Ladies
the best facilities for obtaining thorough Bnsi.
ness Education -
Scholarship for full course comprising both theory
and practice good In Colleges, constituting
the international Chain" time unlimited.
Ey-FOr further Information please call nj the Col
lece or send for College Monthly and Specimens Of
Penmanship, enclosing letter stomp. +
BRYANT, STRATT0N GRAY.
3m37 PORTLAND, Maine
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Pound, Sponge, Queen, Fruit, Fancy, Tea,
CALIFORNIA DROP, JENNY lind COOKIES,
= - and NEW YnIiE CREAM CAKES.

Persons living In tho eastern part Of York county
will bear In mind that H. N. Jordan Co.'s crackers
Saco, VIM Moody, Kepnebunkport, and Chas. Kim.
ball Kennebunk village. o. 2u
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p" n Jew
STEAM BAKERY!

TIlE subscribers having completed an extensive
j STEAM BAKERY In this city. invita- tho atten-
ton Of the public TO the choice and excellent articles
of their manufacture, which they confidently believe
will meet tho wishes Of all who may be disposed to
favor them with their patronage. Our celebrated
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SKIM ER'S
PULMONALES
For Coughs,

of the Throat. Lungs and
are not equaled by any n
ing now used and prcscrI
&C., they are rapidly be
In every household, camp
countries on the globe.
space, refers to only q IL
England men who have
with marked good results
Of the BowdOin Square
u. w. Olmstead, Editor
Rev. Il Upham, lion. A.
Court street, Boston, Lief
9Th Corps, U.S,A. ]. skim
rist, IS Boylton st., B0st,
In every department Of II
NJ. SKINNER, N. d.. at
fremont st., boston, Ma
orally. ~
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c. u would Ne 20 rs,sh for Spain in a oon,es, Al
arms, and that tho result Of ,hs var. without
srtrnnccus hid Tor the little republic would
involve only question Of tine We
a,e sorry 10 see Indications Of weakness even
at ,he outset on nc part Of Chill. there Is =
manifest perne-s and apathy on tie part Il tho
Government thsi tugur unfavor"bly for success
ful resistance. Still, II 10 Understood that letters
VI marqle and reprssl will be mined aioly isauod
AMI ia no, improbable that few onterpria.ng
Yankees may b. induced 70 60 into The pri'a,eer-
ing line, under the Chilan flag. In ths, event
SPAN might soon have good c,us" 20 repent ibis
last attempted imposition upon Republican South
America
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One Essential Requisite.

Tnns 10 ono importsn. subject in connection
with the hsyorslty which voters should not over
look, l. is absolutely necessary 10 the grsa, work
Of reforming the sbuses now preyslen, In the city
government thA, the Mayor should gvc his e1.
elusive and undivided attention 10 hts oHicill
dulles. No man can reform this city and attend
70 an important business interest at tho same
time. Now does anybody suppose that M.
hohKxrs, II elected, would neglect HIS extensive
steamship business Tor to sake Il looking after
dorehcs oihyiasl Or does anyone be
hsve that Mr.. HEcbm would neglect his
mmen" Touring business for the same cause
No these gentlemen expect TO reform, New York
during their leisure hours aud with no other aunl
rhcs,ions than those which they employ IN tAcil
private business. Can We eIpec, reform under
such circumstancesi HorrsAS, on the otbe,
hand, has no private business whatever. an,
would 10 able, as he now does in the ne, d, Re
eordsr to give his whole suou.ion 10 the work
Reform in this city is OF too much Importance I.
make IL rudder for RoprRrs steamship, or
shus for . HtoKER Touring mill.
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Tnr nrs' blood has been shed IN the spanish
Gillian war, aud there Is now every indication Of
along and des,rucuyo conflict. Up 10 tie date OF
our latest ad'ices We were hopeful thst The Span.
'sh Admiral would not resort to extreme mess res
In forcing his preposter'us claims upon the Chiian
Go'ernusn. but the sequel has proven that Span
ish insoloncs Is 10 this case backed by Spanish
force, involving war that will necessarily cause
great damage 70 the Commercial interests Of tho
United States and every other leading maritime
sss,op. We have hitherto expressed tho belief u.,
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HpEAEs SIS.

DIIION-on Dec. ID. Patrick Dillon, ased %
year-, native Of the County LonEiord, Parish Of
Clonsish, Ireland.
The friends Of the family are invited 10 attend
the funeral, from the residence Of his brother. I'd
ward Dillon. cor Of smith aud Luqueer ats, south
BROOKLYN, this afternoon, At o'cioCk. Hie remains
will be taken TO Flthush Cemetery for intcrment
California papers please copy. lil
LARKlN-On SUNDAY, DC. 30, after short hut
severe illness Ann Bioderick. the beloved wife OF
Thomas Iarkin, 10 the ijth year OF her age.
Her remains will be taken from her late residence
qist al, near ith ave- Tuesdry morning, Dec. 9TH
~ 10 O'Clock, 10 II. La-Ience's Church, where 4
solemn Requiem Mas will be said for the repo-e Of
her soul. and nom thence to Calvary Cemetery.
The relatives aud friends Of the family also those
OF her brothcr-in-law, John lsrkn respectfully
invited TO attend, without further invitation 2i5
LOCKRlDGE-On SUNDAY, Dec. 23d, after = short
illners, Daniel Iocktdgc, aged 4. year, native Of
the County Antrim, ireland.
The relatives and friends Of the family and those
Of hir brothers in-aw, Laurence, John aud Peter
O'Rilly, respectfully invited to attend the iune-
raj, on Tuesday afternoon, bib met At ~ O'Clock,
nom his late residence, los East 2G'h 81. $50
POwDERLY-On SATURDAY,, Dec. ID, HUGH Pow.
DERBY, native Of Ireland, Parish OF ArdhrAc ken,
Co. Meath, AGED a. years.
The relative. and friends Of the family rcapect-
fully invited to attend the funeral, This Nondny otter
noon, a. O'Clock, from hs late residence, II Wcst
10Th u. 100
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riua.siaI New. Markets. re.

NV York, Saturday, Dec. 2, - PM-The general
stock market has been heavy to-day, with pTices
somewhat lover than on Friday. Governments Nero
little frmer. There were umor, In circulation Of
immediate trouble with France which advanced the
price OF gold 70 = per cent The latest sale Of gold
~Dst l4s.. Money wAs easy A. per cent. for call
loans, with exceptions at c. EXCHANGE on London
for this days mail closed at 100 The export OF gold
and silver for the day Wa only $500. on Change
to-day Flour Was DC. Ice. lower. Wheat WA dull
aud lc. a &c. lower Corn was heavy and rather
caster Oats we're heivy and lower. Pork vac drrcr.
Bee Wa steady. Lard NsA quot, and whisky was
uuigI.
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4 II T., - rfy.
Inc pfoee'u"s, " -, 'n..,,,,,..,, ,,,o,n.r,
ION o" ''''-y 80 ~ ,,''.-..I A.. s,,,,,,,
~ 'onsi''- '"' $780, T., :.
p'op' o' '"' e. '"', rr. .,,,o, ~
i'''"s 'u'ielD', T. 49,, l,o,,ro,,
~ 49,. - e.,,,,..,,
VIII .oop' '"u ''ee ~
no"ue'" 'o' ~, -. A.. "a
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