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, There j. nothing Important from Central
YartOass Items.

The Kingsland Oil Conpany's works on
Newtown Creek, were burned last night
Loss $4,000; about one-third insured.
The accident on the Remington, M j.,
Railroad, on Wednesday, by which train was
was thrown from the track, was owing to the
breaking Of rail The locomotive was de-
rnolished. BY the explosion OF the boiler the
engineer was killed and the fireman severely
scalded. The cars did not 60 over the en-
ebankment and no passengers were hurt. 8 o.
{ The Chilian expedition case was before
Judge Shlpman to-day, and by consent Of
counsel wasset down for next Wednesday.
General Hooker, under orders from General
Meade, has caused all the asub-districts in his
military district to be discontinued 4 y -
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"a > It Has Come! '' Y
DER schr Helen MARI cargo genuine Georges
II Creek or CUMBERLAND COAL, landed in
vessel from cars direct from the mines, consequently
il Is clean and fresh mined.
Also, various grades ANTHRACITE CoAL-nsne
better In the market aft .tttsA 9ANFH-'' W.
JAMES III. BAKER, Richardson's Wharf
Portland, Feb I, 1856. te2d3ws
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REDUCTION OF TELEGRAPH ToLLs.-We
mentioned yesterday that the United States
Line had reduced the telegraphic tolls between
New York and Boston to 80 cents for ten
words. The American Line has reduced their
tolls to the same rate. ,1. III ,.-s < s, y,
What becomes of the argument made use
OF at Augusta, that an increase of lines would
not reduce the tolls, but, on the contrary,
would raise them? 90 ''' n f' ig
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! i AUGUSTA, Feb. 8. a
! -. aaa SENATE. t.,,na ssTia u -sa
Mr.. Weld reported that the matter of an
nexing part of the town of Cumberland to the
town of Yarmouth be referred to the next Leg
islature. Accepted.
Also, that the matter of .annexing part of
the town Of Kennebunk to the city of Bidde-
ford be referred to the next Legislature. Ac-
cepted. ~ u a r. 81 a
Passed to be enacted-Aa act additional to
an act to incorporate the Bangor Female Or
phan Asylum; to authorize E. K. Smart TO exr
tend Marine Railway into Camden Hafbor; to
incorporate the Workingmen's Cooperative
Association ofPortland and vicinity; to incor-s
porate the Bethel and Hanover Toll Bridge
Company; to incorporate the Newport Saw
ings Bank; to amend act of 1856 setting off
part of the town of Starks, and annexing II
to the town OF Mercer; to increase the capital
stock of the Portland Steam Packet Company;
to authorize the town of Eastport to exempt
certain property from taxation. af0i bsysEggs Vi
Mr.. Porter called up the bill an act to i1icor-
porate the International Telegraph Company,
and moved a reconsideration of the vote
whereby it was passed to be engrossed, and
this motion prevailed. He then moved to
amend the bill by inserting a provision, that
the new company shall not raise their tariff
above that now charged by the American Tel
egraph Companyin this State, and stated that
he was authorized to say, that the representa-
tive OF the new company here did not object
to the amendment. as95lS aN%
The Senate adopted the amendment I'd hio
The question then came up on again Or
dering the bilito be engrossed.
Mr.. Hobson spoke at length in opposition
The Senate passed the bill as amended to
The Hawler and Pedler law was discussed
Adjourned. 40
I9NE .NSyHousrt asiAeNN9S Sst
Mr.. Miller of Portland, from the Committee
ON Elections in the contested election of Hub
bard Us. Hammond of Berwick and North Ber-
Wick reported leave to withdraw, thus giving
the seat to Mr.. Hammond the sitting member.
Mr.. Bradbury of Hollis, submitted a minor
ity report on the same subject, and ON his mo-
ton both reports were laid on the table and
ordered to be printed, and Tuesday of next
week assigned Tor their consideration. s. .s)9.s
report, legislation inexpedient. on the neti-
ton for the establishment of the eioht bonr
system was laid on the table on motion of M.
Miller, who remarked that he had a memorial
which he wished to present, on this subject
Mr.. Miller of Portland, presented. the nett.
ton of III. ID. Sprague and about 1000 Others
of Portland for the establishment Of the eieht
hour system of labor. Referred 5iSb 81 \
Mr.. Shepley, from the Committee on Rail-
roads, Ways, and Bridges, reported that bill
additional to the law of 1856, relating to rail-
Mr.. Smith, from the Committee on Reform
School, reported legislation inexpedient on or
ders relating to repeal of the several acts es-
tabllshing the Reform School,
Mr. Burbank, from the Committee on Edu-
canon, reported bill to order certain powers on
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Financiat.
NEW YORK. Feb.
.-L.zl A.

The Commercials money article says the stock
market retains its improved tone noted yesterday.
There ~ little confidence, however, in any perma-
nent improvement, and shorts are freely put OUT
Goyerpmepts quiet but firm; old 5-2O's are rather
weak manticpation of the return Of bonds from Eu-
rope One year certificates are in demand and firm
er.
The Treasury has adopted the course of paying
Quartermaster schecks one half in cash, which will
diminish the supply Of certincates.
The money maFhet1s less easy. Gold weaker, ap-
parently from 4hs eaectot oilers Of short options,
ranging at 1877 q 13H Foreigncxchange dull. Lead
difficult to sell at over 107
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LEaTsL ArURE oFMAINE.

"a tf9 s., AUGUSTA, Feb. s.
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Eetc York Markets

Nec York Markets.
AZ NEw.YoRK, Feb. 81
Cottop-heaSy sales 1000 bales Middling Upands
at 46.
Flour-sales $500 bbls; State and Western frmer
1or high grades; medium steady; inferior heavy
State at 700 @s %; Round Hoop Ohio 80 q 10 81;
Southern firm; sales 600 bbls at 80 a Is 56 Cam
ada frmer; sales of 800 bbls. at 90 q II 60.
Wheat without change; sales 800 bushels; Mil
Choice new, ITO 70 IN store
Corn-dull and lower; sales $4,000 bushels; Mix
edWestern at so a SIC. YfsI 10
Beef.heayy; sales $50 bbls.; new plain Mess at
i0 oSt s g SS " - Jq 30 ar9luJ9augaN
tied; sales 1,4OO tbbls new mess at 2S 81 al 20 81.
closing at % ~ cash.
Lard7steady; sales $50 bbls. at 1871. nc g1grr-r
ar WhiskeyAquie sales 70 bbls. t8t'ih.tA 1 a.
Sugars-firm; sales 4O5 hhds. Muscovado at II a
\ 12c; 925 boxes Havana at 10a q 13c. MS ..
a Cofee-quiet.
W Rice-quiet at 81 q 1Oc for Rangoon.
Molasses- quiet; sales 30 bbls. at 1 90 q 10; 80
hhds. Porto Rico at 65 q 70.
q Naval St0res-dull. iae,1sq la
PetrOleun,-crude at 80 "a 32I. +S1'ii' ~ -
Freights to Liverpool firm. Cotton at i'd.
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COMMERCIAL LAW The suit Isaac DIVER
VS.. Isaac Emery and other owners of brig G.
E. Kelley, tried on Thursday in the Supreme
Court, involved some questions of commercial
law of interest to the Mercantile community.
Mr.. Dyer shipped certain merchandise on
board said brig from Portland to Cardenas, a
part on deck, at the round or lump freight OF
$1,000. On the voyage the brig got aground
on shoal near double headed Shot Key Light,
and the Captain was obliged to throw over the
deck load to get her off, Some spars and rig
ging were also voluntarily sacrificed for the
general safety. The vessels hull also sustain
ed injuries by getting ashore.
The brig was got off in few hours, and
soon arrived at Cardenas and delivered all the
cargo except the deck load. At Cardenas
general average account was made up under
the direction'of the American Consul.
The consignees of the cargo paid the full
freight $1,000, and about $46S as general
average on cargo, the Captain insisting upon
such payment. j uat.a4 .l.l.-,l5, hAf
In this suit Mr.. Dyer, the plaintiff, claimed
OF the owners return of the whole $1,000
paid as freight, upon the ground that as the
aohotei cargo was not delivered, no freight was
due upon any part of it, not even upon that
actually delivered. he also claimed that the
general average account was Improperly made
up at Cardenas, and that he had xoIbitantly
overpad And this suit was brought to re-
cover back about $500, with 80 per cent. ex-
CHANGE making ahout S9400
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INTERNATIONAL TELEGRAPH THE act
incorporating the International Telegraph
Company, passed the Senate Thursday, by a
large vote. Hon. Geo. w. Woodman, of this
city, made an able argument ID favor Of the
bill, in a speech which occupied nearly an
hour and half in delivery. lis reported in
full in the Kennebec journal. h, 49, 90
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From. Peru ana chklt.

The, steamer Santiago de Cuba, from Grey
town, has arrived. a Also the steamer New
Y ork from Aspinwall 1st inst.
The Golden City left Panama on the 2sth
for San Francisco -
News from Peru says the President Of Peru,
has made an offensive and defensive alliance
with Chill, anddeclared Ewar against Spain.
1t was hoped at Lima that other South
American republics, and especially Columbia,
would accede to the treaty.. -
Two Peruvian steam frigatesi and two steam,
corvettes, had left'to effect a junction with the
Chilian feet. :,
All the Spaniards residing in the province Of
Lima had received orders not to leave the
country, and 20 have their names registered
for surveillance. .s,,, M H., Nc ','Ti,,5
The Peruvian government has also taker,
other precautions to have reprisals at hand in
case Spanish feet should take possession Of
any part OF the coast, or infiict any other
heavy damage Isela asu'agtgasN .oa .yto
The mails from Valparaiso had not beer, re-
ceived, but sailing vessel arrived at Callao
from the southern coast, reported the entire
Spanish fleet concentrated at Valparaiso
That city is probably thoroughly blockaded.
and perhaps attacked by the Spaniards.
An attempted revolution at Panama had
been frustrated.
There IS nothing important from Central
America u 10 ~ E-A--s-szs- - zF-ls1 217V
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GET 2yddem,,.,rssa,..sMiaA.lM ". PIN
Per Steamship Australasian.

.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Jan. n.-cot-
ton irregular and rather lower; sales to-day 5000
1GvERpoo1 BRhAnsrudrhrs[MARKEr Ian :
T.Fl0ur dun ana fayors Buyers Wheat In nioders'
4te demand and full prices realized; winter red los
Indian Corn in fir request at 29s q 2ss Cd 1or mix
ed. $780, - r-l-,.,,f ,-f.o..,f sfs- 800
LIVERPOOL Provisions Market l, JAM Jsa 81.
Beef In steady demand at higher rates. Pork quiet
new American at SIS Cd a 92s Sd. Bacon advanced
1c. Lard in better demand at tbs q 66s on the spot
and 80 cd additional for that to arrive Butter dull
and lower. Cheese hrmer and wanted at extreme
rates. lTallow nominal n0I egDo 9d] ~ s4Ita1s "
LlvERPoobePRoDUcE MARKET, Jan. 27.-
Ashes dull and lower sales Of Pots at 7a(0 35s. SUI
gar more active at slight decline. Coffee unchang-
ed. Rice IN moderate demand at steady rates. Rosn
Petroleum sales small; refined % sd q 2s I'd 10 ha
LONDON MARKETS, JanlH. -Breadstufsq quiet.
quiet. Coffee active and Is higher. Rice inactive
I'd q Is Id, Copper declined 81 per pound. Spirits
isan refined, e 3 icd SPIRITS &c Is a. Sperm sperm
LONDON MONEY MARKET, Jan. 2z.--Consols
% AME & iSs IPsfs 8 Saos 81 a s
Erie Shares 5s4 @t5a. Illinois Central Shares " a
763sT.Is 6leas ed baie9io iada s45 asBoii Fi 81
od Latest by Telegraph to- Queenstown. ed ~
LIyERPooI.,i JAM 2z..-P. m. 1.-The Cotton sales
to-day We're 5000 bales, including 1900 bales to ex
porters and speculators. The market closed rregu-
lar and father lower lAhS Sl'4Ai'9 uNH '"~t.l
BresdstaRs unchanged 10 need SOS i Bad ,i'F'i or
Provisions quiet and unchanged tsHoh az isoi
LONDON, Jan. 81 tevening.- consols for money
AMERICAN SECURITIES. a'Stocks easier. u. 8.
6121s66A q CT uinais Central Shares IA a III
Erie shares b5t q 653.
The Paris Bourse closed fat yesterday at est 55c.
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WALCoTTs Annihilator has the written sig
natures of over one hundred medical men,
recommending its virtues. 1t is a positive
cure for Catarrh. Try the genuine at Cros-
man & Co.'s Drug Store
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TiTgisaia LeOisIatssi.e

- n bssu i 8 !. WHEELING, Va, Feb. 9.
The bill providing; for the permanent loca-
ton of the capitol at Buchanan, West Virgin
ia, passed the House yesterday. " So q, z
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Fo237a Colorado.

gaoSa 10 ioDsSvER err, COL, Feb.s s.
One hundred and fifty pounds of bullion
from Colorado ores, were obtained from the
first runs of a smelling process on exhibition
here. The process exceeds the most sanguine
expectations AI uIUlk z 'uIOalSIAIl
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Chicago Markets

D CHICAGO, Feb. 9.
W VHaa% closing sales at is d 10 for
common.
81 Corn-s teady.lussk IE19us0
Oats-dull.
OF PROVISIONS Pork declined 25c sales at &c rs
= q q 90, closing more sellers than buyers.
- Bulk Meats-frm at II a liz.
Loose and packed prime mess Pork-quiet at % 30.
? English Meats-inactive.
Green Meats-dull; hams at 49,. -rrs1~ rf
rlckled Meats- neG1ectedS sFFl Ag. q
Hams-nomnaI at 165 a III.
= IIardTdull at 16s a II. 4.
for as;r ~ aetive sales 50 10 90
RR aes;. Hogsmsteady at II 90 II 12t.
wheat III 6oo oo bbls Of -four, 1900 bushels of
$500 live So~s I'm Of corn, 1900 bushels oats,
esao pmshels cnr bbs -four $500 bushels wheat
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s..s ail.Sd WHLIAMsPoRT, Pa, Feb. 9ai
The mail which should have left here to- day,,ll
was robbed after being delivered at the Rail-
road depots The bags were found above the
depot, and all their contents gone.
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Fire.

an, New HAVEN, Conn.,, Feb. 9.
Last night large tobacco warehouse in
New London, containing some $4,000 worth
of tobacco, was destroyed by fire. The tobac-
co was total loss. Value of the building
consumed $4,000; reported insured. "A y
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II -nsI N-tstl SOW "a
From Savannah.


! b3asaf t,,1aoss SAVANNAH, Ga. Feb. Q. iir
"A fire occurred at Hilton Head on Wednes-
day among the government buildings, by
. which forage shed containing an immense
quantity Of corn, oats, hay, and straw, the
guard house and adjoining buildings were des-
troyed. A heavy rain probably saved the
whole town being swept off, ooFsdi . sai'ia J
A Fenian circle is being organized at Savan-
nah
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pP.M. FHosr, No. a Deering Block, Congress
Street, has just returned from market, with .
full stock Of Dry Goods, purchased at low pri-
ces, and will sell at the very Io,oest prices pos
sible. It would be advisable for all who think
of buying any dry goods soon, to call and look
through his stock, for he can show you bar
GAINS aG3g6B 1aguPS ,9ilifralhH SEQ! 1isl4 J. 81" /
o Il . on tsa.8suD hnf taDA .ha' !
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Nebraska Le0isZature,

OMAHA, Neb., Feb. Q.
1.-The Legislature has framed IA State Constiz
tuition which will be submitted to the people
the I'd of June next. The election OF State
of6cialsis to take place at the same time. o1n
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Cold COMFORT FOR THE DEMOCRATS
Perley" telegraphs from Washington to the
Boston Journal that President johnson told
leading Union man Thursday, that his re-
marks Wednesday must not be construed into
desire to ally himself with the Democrats, as
he has no idea of taking such step. 9Ilos M
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BURNETrT's CocoAINE.-No other prepar-
atoms so exactly suit the various conditions of
the human hair. rs .is feb eod1y j
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TlHE proposition OF this Society to hold Public
L Fair, tocommencecn the 26th OF February next,
to raise funds TO stpended in supporting teachers
among the Freedmen Of the South, and SO far as
them q food and olothing has beenreosved IN ms
Energetic, patriotic, and influential men and wo-
men have promised their assistance and cooperation
to make the contemplated Fair worthy Of the noble
hbiton OF the liberal and philanthropic spirit of
Portland and ofthe State of Maine. No pains win be
OF to those which In our sister cities aided the Gov
efficiency Of our Victorious armies -,
While the chief reliance for returns will be upon
the sale Of ARTICLES useful and beautiful tits expect
ed that the rooms in which they are exhibfed Will be
made attractive to our citizens and visitors from the
adjoining towns and cities, who will be glad to meet
has moved ths best instincts & be popular heart
10 add to these attractions it s designed that the
tertanments ofa character consonant to the public
TASTE the particulars Of which will be from time to
All persons whose eyessha meet this Circular are
most earnestly solicited to contribute to the interest
and success Of the occasion. They can do this best
medately by themselves or in connection with 9th
ers, commence the preparation Of afticies for exhib-
and those OF prime use OF course will be preferred
Merchandise wares and manufactured goods of ey-
cry dessfiRsssn o hIm pso gs = gTai
eeptable and meet ready sale. To families in the
city, well in the adjoining towns the commit
tee appeal with confidence for meats and poultry
cooked OF gnccoksd, M1k and cream, eggs cake.
otherwise.
1t would much tighten the labors Of the COMMITTEES
who have the Fair In preparation if at very early
day, they can receive written reply indicating the
kinds Particles for sale and fof the reffeshmenf Ia
bes they may be allowed to expect from different
persons and places. Further information may be OBJ
tanned on application to either of the undersigned
Executive Committee on Fair. ~ III ~ a
FAH articles intended for the Fair should be ad-
dressed "FREEDMEN'S FAIR, City Building, Port
land, care Of the Mayor" III 10
ha9o Executive Committee on Fair. ,St-i % /,
MISS HARRIET HOWE, ALFRED wooDdAN,
MRS. F. o. LIBBY, re. PRAY,iiE 20 uvi
MRS. H. N. JOSE, JACOB MCCLELLAN,
MRS. CHAs. HOLDEN, JONAS H. PERLEY,
/ MRS. L. ID. sSHEPIEY,s sN.AsFosrER. siFSn ~
Z Portland ,Tanuarv 20th. a suvff.
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Death of a Reporter,

-, !, 4. .,.,.., Boston. Feb. 9. 90,
Walter Bartlett, reporter connected with
the Boston Post, died this morning, aged 28
years. ,0oOI3 adt 10 6a0G Jh n afgiise
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Con BALL CLuB.-A meeting Of the Eon
Base Ball Club will be held this evening at
Hasletine's Photograph Rooms, 1870 Middle
Street. y p R3a A% Y We no
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blnow bn1 ,ago9a ST. MARYs, C. W., Feb 8.
Mr.. Phelps agent for the American Express
Company, has absconded taking $12,O00 He
has gone to Europe. eyad g9dt d3iiIw 81 soahasi5
esaan-te ....Tff,rs.a ,IfIly sbnastfa, a. 2
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Gen. Butler tCtts lieut.. Gen. s,ro,,,,. H.,
Ff 81 yleiafH = Qxatsata4sce. flsi'--' - ~

-sgK- NaD vyisnos9 New YORK, Feb. aylaJ
The Tribune's special Washington despatch
gives the following true copy of the recent
note of Gen. Butler to Gen. Grant: n 10 g.,5l
"Gen. Butler has the honor to decline the
invitation O. Lieut.. Gen. Grant. Gen. Butler
has now no desire for further acquaintance.
January 29th." mn -..I.., - aags0 =,
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Twelfth Semi Annual Dividend. ,s
HOME INSURANCE COMPLY


,o1la9 NEWaHAvEN, JAN. ii. 1855. ,y.aig
The Board Of Directors have declared Semi1An-
4ual Cash Dividend Of TEN PER CENT. free from
Government tax, payable and after the 18th inst.
Also, aSerip Dividend. of Sixty Per Cent on the
earned premium of policies entitled to participate in
the profits of the year ending january 1st 1866 for
which certificates win be issued on the LIST day Of
And an interest Dividend Of Six Per Cent on the
outstanding Scrip of the Company, payable in cash
on and after April LIST. Z, I ss,gtss Ssr',si9
The Board Of Directors have voted TO increase the
Capital Stock otthe Company to One Million Of Dol
lars. Books will be opened at the office of the Com
pany on the 1bth day OF january inst, for the sub
scrption OF an additional amount of $500 600 and in
stallments win be payable as follows Forty Per
Cent ON the 18th day OF January; Twenty Per Cent.
on the 10Th day Of February; Ten Per Cent on the
16thda Of March; Twenty Per Cent. on the 18th
day of April; and Ten Per Cent. on the 18th day of
| May. The privilege Of subscription win be confined
L exclusively to the old stockholders.
I d. r. SATTERLEE, Prest.
CHAS. WILSON, Secretary. hYeh Sd
-aJaIq slfs lis Oh / = ---r-' q! dnh .-s96 y
Wv. Munger, Agent, Portland,
/ saieena Once ICE Fore Street. u
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stock Markets,
NEW YORK, Feb. 9,

SaCoUGHs AND COLDs.-Sudden changes o
Climate. are sources Of Pulmonary and Bron.
chial affections. Experience having proved
that simple remedies act speedily when taken
in the early stage Of disease, take at once
;" Browns Bronchial Troches,n let the cold
cough or irritation of the throat be ever SC
slight, as by this precaution more serious at
tack may be warded off, 30 10 mw&s1w
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h7Fi'77t - 2 10 p c,LiHI 90 ,p1l0lsf
m, .1,.a ,ass,. ,alii q q CINcTNsATI, Feb. o,
E1uITuncnanged. 81 .tE1lr.a saiif :. -''~'5Y'
x Wheat-unchanged. aoga,l 5,ls i,,0sr 49,
Hogs quiet at Il rs g u 90 for city dressed.
Proyisions- easier; i Mess Pork % Cd. / u -
Lard-at 1901.
Bacon--steady.aa az
Whiskey-nominal. .G0 xod
u Gold 1894. -W0b-
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.Ps,.,,sylvamsa Leoislat,sre.

\ I ia Pe'a,asylvanaa Legislature. hn40lE O
p HARRISBURG, Pa, Feb g. q
|, The House to-day passed the bill appropri-
ating $4,000 for the relief of the Chambers :
burg sufferers. o.5 "a sslaoa l5d5 s1slqasoo y,l
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HOUSES AT Auction.

ON TUESDAY, Feb'y goth, at o'clock P. NJ, on
Sthe premises shall sell at public auction,
Ian LAM having been sold 10 the City,-SIX WOODEN
oES, with their foundations, &c, to be removed
~ 'ne i9th OF March next. These Houses situa-
on me North Easery side of Bracket street, adj
aniag tne Brick School House and known as Tink-
Ten per cent of the purchase rnonav ,vi,1 ha
ed TO be paid on the day of sale. - va : - y
Fab z--s,d HENRY BAILEY s. Co., Auetioneers.
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Auction Sales.
E. M. PATTEN, AUcTIoNEER, is Exchange ST
Sails at Auction.

ON SATURDAY, Feb'y 10th, at IL NJ, at the loft
~ over Messrs. Ross q Sturdiyant, 10 Commercial
be sold Topsails Foresails, Foretopmast-staysail
Main Jib, Nysail, and Topgalantsall; saved from
wreck OF brig p r. Curtis. Sails In good ORDER part
to sale. fe6dtd
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ioi TEETH, TEETH! TEETH.

Dr. d. still continues to Extract Teeth by ELfo-
TRICIrY WITHOUT PAIN. Persons having decayed
teeth stUmps they wish to have removed for reset
ting he would give polite invitation to call 'N ;
Superior ELECTRO MAGNETIC MAsHINEs for sale
for family use with thorough instructions. fr II.
Dr.. d. can accommodated few patients with board
end treatment at his house. 80 :. TT
Office hours from o'clock A. NJ to 12 NJ ;from 4
to6P. NJ, and to in the evening. .10g l1iBl4 81
Consultation free. II, r., --'-.,,,f. noy1tt. 4
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horace GreeIey-COnViction of Counterfeit
'-"' =
l4 " New YORK, Feb. g.
Horace Greeley has been elected President
OF the American institute 'a4 'sslo D.
Eeisoh stewart has been convicted Of coun-
terteiting National currency !: and Henry
Palmer, alias Dutch Harry, of having posses
sion of counterfeit money. - w, ''7i p u.s. =
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lLA.DIEs

Who have cold hanGs and feet; weak stomaehs, LAM
and weak backs; nervous and sick headache; dizzi-
ness and swimming In the head, with indigestion and
constipation the bowels pain IN the side and back;
leucerrhd,a, Tor whites; falling of the womb with in
ternal cancers; juniors, polypus and all that long
train of diseases viii find In Eecfricity sure means
Of cure. For painful menstruation, too profuse
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
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sa.,as,,,nxh .aotto,, Market.

SAVANNAH, Feb. 8. l..
COtton-dull. Sales Middlings at AZ a 46. Receipts
for the week 1908 bales exports 1872 ba es Uplands.
The stock in port is 10 900 bales. g Ets
The Portland daily press., 1866-02-10

EDWARD M PATTEN, Auc,ioneer,
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