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From Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE. Jan. Is.
Orders were received yesterday from the
War Department to discharge all employees
in the various government departments in
this district who have been in any way con-
nected with the rebel service. The command
ing general Immediately dismissed all such,
about twenty-five.
The agent of the National Express Com
pany was also sent away.
This order was undoubtedly caused by the
rumor that an organization was being formed
to rescue JEFF. Davis. Armed picket boats are
on duty constantly to examine vessels arriv-
ing
The steam tug Thomas Foulkes was burned
yesterday on the James River.
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SPECIAL ATTENTION is invited to French's
Vegetable Hair Remover. 1t will renovate
and renew the Hair in its diseased state to the
natural color and growing condition of youth,
being also moist and beautiful dressing, al
ways keeping the hair soft and glossy. 1t is
well perfumed and agreeable in its odor, thus
affording delightful article for the toilet.
jan17d&w1t.
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From Charleston.

NEW York, Jan. 49,
The steamer Andalusia, from Charleston
the 18th, has arrived.
She reports that Frying Pan Shoal Light
Ship put into Charleston, having broken from
her moorings in gale.
The Charleston Courier reports that the
steamer Arethusa was wrecked on the 9Th, on
Georgetown Shoals Crew saved.
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Misesllaseo,.s Dispatches.

RICHMOND, Va. Jan. 16.
The State Senate has adopted resolution
declaring that John s. Barbour was legally
elected President OF the Orange G Alexandria
Railroad.
The late recontre at the Spottswood Hotel
will be investigated in the Mayors court to-
morrow.
TRENTON, N. j., Jan. 16.
Marcus L. Ward was inaugurated as Gov
ernOr Of New Jersey to-day. There was a
great rush at the State House.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 16.
The steamer Americas of the Nicaragua line,
sailed to-day with quite large number of pas
sengers for New York.
Mining stocks tend downward. Legal ten
ders offered at II 1-2 with no sales.
Is Private letters report that the blockade of
the CHILEAN ports is to be raised so as to allow
Spain to attend to Peru.
New YORK, Jan. 16.
The steamer Continental, with the emigra-
ton party to Washington Territory, number
ing over 100 women and Omen, left her wharf
to-day and will go to sea tomorrow. q
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Rl,oa,l MericO .

NEW 1ORK, Jan. TO.
A special dispatch from Brownsville, Texas,
of the Sd inst states that detachment of ten
men, under Lieut. Murphy, of the 10th colored
regiment, attempted the night previous to cap
ture an Imperial gunboat but were repulsed.
Lieut.. Murphy will probably be dismissed the
service.
Seventeen Liberals, recently captured by
the ImperialistS, had been ordered to be shot
by Maximilian. Gen. Weitzel had sent Wig
orous protest against this barbarism.
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Cincinnati Markets.

CINCINNATI, Jan. IT,
F1our-dull.
Wheat-dull.
Hogs firm at II 90 fol- city dressed. Receipts 100
head.
Mess Pork-quiet at 90 80 a 80 90,
Green Meats-quet; hams 163. H.
Lard-in good demand at 1sc for prime city. Hold
els ask &c higher.
Whiskey-2 20 for free.
Gold 39t
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The Pirate Se,nDaes.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 16.
The pirate Semmes is held in close confine-
ment at tile Marine Barracks, awaiting the ac-
ton of the Government. He is in good health
and good spirits, and seems to be confident OF
being able to justify his conduct.
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Auction Sales.
Fancy Dress Goods and Millinery
aft AuctiOn.

ON FRIDAY, January 18th, ct 10 o'clock A. M
" OF store Sc Fore STR o.. shall sell large ne
sortment of Fancy and Dress Goods, consisting OF
Ribbon, In great variety, Cloaks. 1urbans, Eats.
Alpaceas, Poplins, Thibeis, &c., &c. Also. any
amount Of small neces airy Household ARTICLES, as
Tapes, Noodles, Buttons, SIX, Twist, &C., &C. Also
fea hers and Plumes for Hats, &c. These goods are
an OF recent purchase and are fresh and good. The
saie W be con nued from Gay to day nti all Is sold
Jaioeu' HENRY BAILEY q CO.. Auot'rs.
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New YORK, Jan. 16.
An accident occurred on the Northern Rail-
road of New Jersey this morning near Alton
throwing the cars off the track Besides the
severe bruising of several passengers, no other
casualties occurred.
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RICHMOND. VA. Jan. 16.

7 RICHMOND, VA, Jan. 16.
Grants warehouse, near Barron street, con-
tanning large quantity OF cotton, tobacco and
other articles held by the agent of the Treasu-
ry Department, was destroyed by fire this
morning Loss 100000.
ROCHESTER,, N. Y, Jan. 16.
gen, sixteen miles west of this city, was de-
stroyed by fire last night. Two dry goods
stores, grain warehouse, hotel, church, har-
ness shop, hardware store and clothing store
were burned.
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A GOOD assortment of boots, shoes and rub
bers at Charles A. Rackleff G Co.'s, 3O1 Con-
gress, corner Brown Street. Selected by Caleb
S. Small, sold cheap. Call and see.
.5td&1tw
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THE PRINTERS BALL.-Our readers will
bear in mind the fact that this evening the
Annual Ball of the Portland Typographical
Union will take place, at Mechanics Hail.
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From Tecas.

.sh GALVESTON, Texas, Jan. 9.
An order was received here to muster out
all colored troops in this State, but was subse-
quently revoked.
The amount received by the Mnited States
for cotton licenses and taxes in Galveston,
during the last four months, was nearly $685.
600,
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Cumberland National Bank.

INHE Stockholders of the Cumberland National
L, sank OF Portland are hereby notified that there
VIII De meeting of the Stockho1ders at their Bank
INA saom on Thursday the 18th day Of January,
and the transaction Of any other business the.
come before them. - '"0y
Dec 10 sssA sAMTEL SMALL. Ca.hier.
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Ne.y York Cattle Market.

NEW YORK, Jan. 16.
Beef declined 1c; receipts $3.50 head, quotations
9 q 10. Cows and Calves steady; Sheep and Lambs
heavy and lower; quotations 475 a for inferior to
prime; 90 q 10 90 for extras receipts 81 900 lead.
Swine fairly active at 1Oac; receipts il, 800 head.
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DIVIDENDS The Caseo National and Merchants
National, dec are Dividends ina pri and October; the
lst National, Canal National, Cumberland National,
9Ad National and National Traders In Jan and July
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For Sale at Auction.

TINE convenient and commodious Hotel on Main
Street, saeO, better known as the '.saco Hos Sc
viii be sold at public auction, at ten o'clock "A. NJ
on - the - day of January next, unless
previously disposed Of at private sale.
The house has been kept tor the last few years by
Rufus Nj. Lord. Possession given 18th July 1866.
For particulars enquire of
DR.. j. q. L. KIMBALL Saco
Or. ISAAC DYER, No. 81 Union Wharf, Portland.
Dec 20-dtd nf- fs 414 .taF
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TAe Disaster % the Steamer Plunaouth Roc1.

NEW YORK, Jan. 16. =
The disaster to the steamer Plymouth Rock
occurred at Shipping Point, off Stamford,
Conn.,, very early this morning Her bottom
touched rock, which made hole, but did
not arrest her progress. The water ran in SO
rapidly tibet Capt. Gear ran her ashore at
Greenwich Point, where she sank to the sec
ond cabin, and, it is said, lies on a ledge of
rocks. The damage is not great, and she will
be got of in two or three days. All the pas
sengers, three hundred in number, are safe.
Tugs and relief steamer have gone to her as
sistance, and viii probably bring the passen-
gers and cargo to this city.
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Washington Correspondence.

ir New YORK, Jan. 16.
The Commercials special Washington dis
patch says the revelations of cotton frauds at
the South implicate high military and civil Of
ficials, and present some most astounding dis
closures.
New YORK, jan I6.
The Posts Washington despatch says the
Committee on Banking and Currency have
agreed to report against all petitions asking
per cent. ON State Banks circulation.
A man named Hayward, of the firm of Hay
ward G Co., gift certificate sellers, was arraign-
ed before the Mayor yesterday, and compelled
to refund $56, OF which he had defrauded the
son of Rev. Mr.. Condit, of Salisbury, N. FL.
The steamer Star of the Union, from New
Orleans, has arrived.
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Meeting Of the NeaU York State Military As
sOciafi0N.

ALBANY, N. Y, Jan. Is.
At meeting of the State Military Associa-
ton here to-day, a letter was read from Gen.
Sherman, urging the Importance ST well Or
ganized militia.
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Portland Dry Dock Compan,
Lost.

WILLS Monday Morning, between the head of Green
street and the store Of Mr., j. A. Me- riil. Middle
St, a PORTMONNAIE, containing about ass. OO in
IN Bills, small amount of Currency, and o GOLp
at the store OF - ''"'Ais ~
MARRETT, POOR Il CO.,
go, IS Middle st.
oal. 10, 1890. ja16d1t
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SILVER PLATED WARE.
Brick Stores on Commercial Street
at Auction.

ON THURSDAY, Januaa 18th, at 10 o'clock NJ,
bored 90 and 95, situated tie northerly side 4
Commercial Street, opposite Thomas Block. Tb.sa
stores substantially built, exceedingly well Ioeet
ed for business purposes, and yery<esirabe for IN
vestment. - - - -
They will be sold separately or together, either for
cash or upon favorable terms of payment
For particulars, apply to the Auctioneers
HENRY BAILEY & CO., Auctioneers.
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ia MIDDLE STREET. -
Nearly Opposite the United States Hotel

I'll
Nearly Opposite the United States Hotel
WJHERE he would respectfully announce to tie
w citizens OF Portland and vicinity, that he has
permanently located in this city. During the tw
years have been in this city, have cured sen
OF the worst forms Of disease In persons who have
patients in 50 short time that the question is often
asked, do they stay cured? To answer this question
we viii say that all that do not stay cured, we win
doctor the second time without charge.
Dr.. D. has been practical Electrician for twenty
one years, and Is also regular graduated ply siean
the form Of nervous or sick headache; neuralgia IN
the head, neck, or extremities; consumption when
in the acute stages where the lungs not fully
involved; acute chronic rheumatism, scrofula hp
diseases, white swengs, spinal diseases, curvature
Of the spine, contracted muscles distorted limbs,
palsy paralysis, st. Vitas Dance. Deafness stam-
msring OF hesitancy Of speech, dyspepsia, indges-
ton constipation and liver complaint piles-we cure
every case that can be presented; asthma, bronchi
complaints. fl-.t +es n
ala BY Electricity
The Rheumatic, the equity, the lame and the lazy
leap with joy, and move with the agility and elastic.
bitten limbs restored, the uncouth deformties r.-
moved; faintness converted to yigor, weakness to
strengths the blind made to see the deaf to hear and
tile palsied form to move upright the bemishes OF
youth are obterated the ACCIDENTS Of mature lie
prexented; the calamies OF old age obviated and an
active circulation maintained.
~ sa''"i'''4sA LADIES "'F'r
Who have cold hanos ana feet; weak stomaehs, lam
and weak backs; and sick headache: diz =i-
ness and swimming in the head, with Indigestion and
ieaeorrhaa Tor whitesl falling Of the womb with in
train Of diseases viii lind In Eecfreity sure means
Of cure For painful menstruation, too profuse
with Young ladies', Electricity Is certain SPECIFIC
and will, in short time, restore the sufferer to the
vigor Of health.
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Portland Daily Press Stock List.
CORRECTED BY VIM. H. WOOD & SON,
Stock and Exchange Broker, Exchange St., Portland
For tI> vaal andipo Ion Ia
The Portland daily press., 1866-01-17
BY TELEGRAPH.
He DAILY PRESS
xxx CONGRESS---First Session.

Wednesday Morning, January II, 1866.
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Foreign Markets.

LoSpoN, Jan. lq-P. H..
The psuk rate remains at 81.
p,uman & TO-. sugar rehners IN London
have suspended Liabilities shout Gt0O. oO0.
IA ,nrs Cifculsr reports: This week
Amerirsu securities src limited; 5-2os firm.
l.ftan. authorized guotatioas. fair 22sd.
.,sHInr do Ipid. The market dosing
arm. stock lu port "a 300 bal,s, Of which
10000 b.
Manchester market hrmer-Breadstuiis
on 81 atd steady.
Niece. E~ichafdsen. Spence 4 Co.. and
Waishcld. Nash A O. report flour duh bul
st..f,. Wheat quiet aud steady, aud win.
ter DO, 4dMtas "a. orp fiat, a@Gd lower
m zei sIa2ss Sd.
Provisions quiet aud steady.
Hrralud. Ayrts a Co., and Jordan, Bell A
90. r,u.rts beef STEADY. Pork quiet and
steady 81 SIS sdGsus Tor new American
BACON firm at lSsMlSs ca. Lard tends
downward. 6ss@G9s. Butter easier. Chees,
hrm.
Petroleum jccliuiuE rchned 2ss "a.
Narurs rcu ar reports breadstuas quie'
aud quoJatOus haf,ly maintu ned.
~urar easier. coffee steady. Tca in De
msud.
fet.,Irum dull .or refined.
LfyEEro0J, Jan 20.
Cotton sales o. day 100. 0o1 bales. iuclud
ing 3a.U00 O. -pccula- orr and exporters
Market hruer. but ~unchuucet.
BreadstaHs quiet ana steady.
Provisions steady
LosDsN, Jan. Ger. A..
g.rs,l. & rmouer ~.
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New York Produce market.

NV NoEE, Feb Up m Cott.n dahl and
dropping al z9950c for middling-ehieav
lgceuts-
flour less a~etive, but prices without de-
e-ded changes - 75e7 30 fr ext,a STATE;
- 5otas 60 for xira round no p Ohio: S as
all 30 for trade bands. The market losing
suie'.
Whisky duli sud Bominal: g. 25aq 2s.
Ahe4t Im lor good srund grades, and
sun enc heafy To- common descript one:
wEite Michigan 8.
Core duli ant Zoe iosey SG0s2c for un-
sound end otGs6e for sound mixed wet
'n IN store sud delivered, sni s5ias6e for
L-w yellow southern.
BE quiet
Barley and barley malt dull and nominal.
oats e 4og45c Tor unsouua western. an
37F 5ss Tor sound DO.
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AtW loEK, Feb Up m--Pork quiet and
steady; s1s s3L2s 5gLior new mess, closing
90 - YC4regula5 SIS 90 for cd mess; $40
5o9zi Tor prime; So 25a22 50 fer prime
mess also $500 bbls mess for February,
Aareh aLd april, sellers option at SIS 5o6a
- -. To'al stock OF old and new. Feb. i.
ls6G-6U.0s bbls: same date last month,
SALTS bbls. same date last moath. A.gl5
pks- same d ts last year, l36, 9Z9 pas.
Bel hams fran al S4I 00G42. Cue meats
steady iit9l2c Tor shoulders, and I6@lSc
Cor hens.
Dressed hogs dull at l2K@I2Zc for city.
haeon quiet sales 200 boxes at 1870 for
cumberland, and lGl+c for short ibbed.
Lard duli aud lower; l4Zal4llc.
Butter dull al 20@2sc Tor Ohio, and asa
Goo Ter stale.
lhee.e l2l.MIslEc.
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For Sale

hNEa o. ahs ba-f heaaenoe- "a the country. 70
=. s-rlneru psft ~ tne cts. nsar ths term.rn.
..,6 ~ vile Eof--- rao,za = -
- ~ -F1.rheaa To- hul NJ, arse u-ns.-r
,so,iofy 5rek. .rh - ieoms - 40 q Eood
tn.k smoke house 80 s-lt-ut belsss. god cis-
led - Ii uhl-n Il arI uav Earaan A. -
- ch.cs ri tr-e~ Ap~Hr : usea hr ! tstaE
ssri -ua 'eaty q ss.sf sga convsaieo-es
a. arrnsrr The fia.c. Toin uhch wogs 1. -
,.-,-d fu1 Tim % tat-k, Tie pruF~ry . oesiss
sa-oa ta-a iau, ena t. rnerriore sAemts from cor.
tausau auas. rcat spuug - auGaudaev -
raaus a.. n-lr-rfT. Irsmssa
Es.sr.r NFL~uN a huRFRRE
unst d o. " MATT kEuwNaCi
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nnInmore CntIe Markct.

BALTIMORE, Feb. l-P. n.
Cattle are IN light supply. Beef offerings,
E-5 head. The week opened with q strong
market owing 20 a short slpply. Severe
weather has besn keeping several lots back,
incluaing zoe on the ohio by ice. sales II
gu s5yrneo Of sac. and rates otherwise do
NOD show any improvement, ihe quality for
,sttle not being equal 10 last week. Prices
.l y,rv beet - s3ag uLd $40. Butche =
r.ule 81 SOFAS. second quality 50 $50, g..
STOCK cattle s. -, average price OF the Of
terng s. -.
HaE market very literal aud w'ed heavy.
tLe demand ior packing being unchanged.
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NV loRE, Feb. Up. m.-G0yernment
-tulks shade Grmer.
s ocks heavy-U. S. g. 1881 coupons
lts go coupons Of 1862 1913; ditto 1865
lu2; 9-aus first series g9it; second ditto 90;
I-luesses Is OF 1tsO s9at; Ohio and Missile
sipHi certificates 255s; Cum5er and preferred
4s New YORK tentral sSla; Ere SOS
Reading sa4; Michigan Central lO2; Mich
lsan Southern b9i; Illinois Central ll6's
Alton lUsl; Ierre Haute preferred 80; Chi
cago and Pitt-turg SIS; Northwestern
preferred 54is: Rock Island, sie.999..
Et Ma ne 81. Terre Haute -.
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Cnie,ao, Feb. Up. N Flour declined
D.. closing active.
Wheat dull and declined Lalzc; sales at
81 22ital 22al22 - fgr no. ! slas41zc for
No =.
Corn dull and declined &c; sale at Az
for No. l..
Oats firm st S0itc for No. !.
High wines uctIyc 90 - 80.
Pork declined 29a50ci S24a26 p; Cumber-
land cut l5i,c. or, 60 hams I5lzal6c.
Land dull at l6iac for steam rendered,
and I.c for kettle rendered.
Beef AIMS 55aS6
Dressed hogs opened dullat 25c,lower and
closed firm al sac IS; live s9a9 p.
Recripts- 4 900 bBls -FOUR $4,000 bushels
wheat. 10000 bush. corn; 23,oOo bush. oats;
u 600 hogs.
Shipucuts-l,40 bbla -four; l,So0 bush.
ubesi. 1000 bu-h. corn; $500 bush. oats.
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NV YORK, Feb. Up. m.-Puces OF
mia ur stock bid pa Boston to-day:
hual saa4; Copper Falls, 2G5si Frank
Dan, all.; Hancock, l45-; Quincy. 56; Bay
state a Miuncsata, lots: l. ,. l1l.i Boz
ton Yates lOxer Com. sly 2a34.
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following awards were made January
~'ths oy Brevet Major John Ring, Commits
airy %, 1866:
j. A. auckland. 1000 bbls single extra
Hour all wheat s. 10.
j A. Bucklaud, ices lbs doubleextra -four
liali vhsat) S S..
Beeher's sugar Refining Company, 10. 900
Ia crushed 5 gar, ls1<c.
g. 3. Sheldon, l.000 bbls beans 81 90.
Beleher's Sugar Refining Company. 49,
o06 lbs sugar, Bee
\. Sch .elIer A Co 4e,00e lbs SOAP. SIS.
n Forster. ls,Oey gallons vinegar, 30Isc.
ST. LOUIS Democrat, Jan. 81.
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AEW lonE, Feb. Up. m.-Gold a shade
easier op.nu g at l4ol declining to 1891 :,
lud closing al l4o]4.
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RsTAHLFsHED ~ Isno.
.o~uuoon

sEresscu t5John 3. WlAsus4 Sc.
wholesale nd Retail DENsrs n LooainF 6szss
a1d Looking 0iaas Plates. b tads I'll - .
good a-asoTuue-t q Muous boA Ere1eh a1a 6s1-
MAJ Glar n al 70 Eanehss. Aiso, Per, a8a
- sld oiheI E1d q FrEcnss maze 70 order. IS
tesn strsst opPoais FSk sdP Hsa Tea
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NV York, Feb. Up. Mooney steady
at Gao per cent.
erlnE Exchange dull aud heavy at
DO. altcA.
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NlU Hora. Feb. Up. m.-Pctfoleum
dull at - co. erode, and 55a54 Tor refined IA
bond.
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~ 81 ter IA sitv. Nrt Oh. lsei sua NATL iur.
v rbar noiice, h-.@nge tn-ins al iun a. Sol
nashville q CHATTANOOGA LINE.
49,. N..hs0ia for CualtanUegA ana I'll poiuts
s1.tfa atss - srurc e. Chstsnoogs 81 go =
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49, DANt AEeue ssnlsd 70 ~ m.
81 - suadeHul EWING nACEINE
~ go ehssp ous hoens-d Aadrsss saaW !
eLAhk. RlddsSora. hains
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naEnn PER YEAR, We want g NJ.
OlOOO Cve-yahore % 81 oar tsr.ogst
800 Nsrhnts. Ihuss ncs kinis. gndsi
- urper saed Warranted d.. rcars. Above sal
-, 81 ln-s commissions pad. 1hc oNLN mschin'
- In ne Tneci siltes Tor ies- than So, NH 2
T.. rsf, f-en-e-i ~ Hove, Wheeler a Wilson.
.rst-r 4 laka, Snger A On snd hsChsider. a.
.shsr ehosp uachlnts ale anoatsfs Cuoulsis
- suerass. or call uusn fh-w q clark. Bltaa-
49, ldsla-2tn ts snfs
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flrai tann- second casa st.eug.
$500. 5000. SIOo

4 dscouut ol y QUARTEa from afsasa~,i
f5rs s1n tsnliea- Also a. ahaannrs * OSE
fUAlIhh On through rates % cisfaymsn al
ilef HmAe-, ana Enool teachers; soidieu harug
honorable dilcnaEsss, HALF FARE
Doe Hundrel Puunds Harzara a1o-.s sarH
siuL Ege-Aasteus ac.ompanF hsgrae-
tnrnugh, and gtend % ladis. sad cflidrr1 go.
pIolelor hsgEsFs rscefed On ne d.
.ena err % prefer p $3.50 dove cary.
a. erpereu1sd sarEeca "a boa-d Nedc1asn.
a1ena lance f.a.
1teafner 81 - Uaced On the 10 lama -
isa3 - ren nom NV OgLEAss 70 AsPfNWtLL,
va HAEaNA.
Tor raaGe Tex = nr farther i~ufornsuoa. ~
T a. fle toupaly's UcEat ores. % ~. 49,
Faoto Canal Street, n a Rser, Ns~ Yer-
? M-G. BELLOWS. Ag--L
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we give blow a synopsis Of the msrkets
a. various points. Those of the city re-
as last reported.
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Form Of Proposal, Guarantee, and
Certificate.

OTm OF ErOpOsaif guarantee IA
Certificate.
PROPOSAL.
The undersigned, - ~ whose
post-gihco address 10 - county Of,
State &c. proposes to convey the mails
q the Uni Ell states, from july 1, 1860, 70
June 80, 1870. on route No. -, between
- and -, under the advertisement
OF the Postmaster-G neral, dated october 81,
1865, with Celebrity, certaiuty, aud secu-
rt~, Tor he annual suIu Of -- dollars.
I.iS PROPOSE. t7 maze uiH faH tnorlsd1c
Of ttc Z lance qf tie route, ti- uci.tt Of he
vail 20 Be cl9l5i, and at other pa .caiars
co. C-r-H-c O. re rlat- a1f geruics, and also
l-.F- e-~gra. srlEitIt7n o. tie l1a5 AID i1-
ataa TO Pr af-r-hsc.fHt.
Dated
GUARANTEE.
Tho undersigned, residing at .
State Of undertake that, &C. the fore
81 ug bid for carryi ug the mail on l1ute No.
- Je accepted tv che Postmaster General,
the bidder shall, prior % the lst day OF jelly,
1896. enter INTO the required Obligation Or
contract TO perform toe service proposed,
wi b good and sufficient suretie-.
This us dl understand lg dishacfh he OBJ
legations and rs5jtrs nsglac3 b. 1slr1nt0rs
aIll lie 2sfi section or t5 act o. Congress
ar JsH ~. 1886.
Dated
(Signed by two g~Uarantors.)
CERTIFICATE.
The undersigned, postmaster az -
State of -, csrtiies, UNDER MS OATH OF
0TTICE, that be is acquainted with the above
guarant5rs. aud knows them 10 DO mcn OF
property, and able 90 make good their guar
dut6s.
Dated
,Sigued.)
The above crrtlc1ie must have affixed 10 &c a
hye--sat revenue stamp. Csncelei. As ne izs To-
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Signed by two gUarantors.)
CERTIFICATE.

t7RNeu-l
The above certificate must have afhxai To- u a
hye--'at revenue stamp. csaceIei. As She izs re-
41iIss.