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IMpORTS.

LIVERPOOL. Steamship Belgian-20 bales bags,
II & A Allsn; 9 mdse, Skinner q Co; 10 bdls
steel, Emery q Waterhouse; 100 bdls iron rods, a
Stevens & Co. -
HALIFAX, rs. Steamer Baltnore-e crates
bils sheep skins, Freeman G. Kimball; $50 BOXES
herring, ii pgs fish oil, pkge skates J Porteous.
Miniature Almanac. November 90.
San Tises. ......... TOO Moon rises..... 1877 PM
sun sets. ............f.30 High water. 430 PM
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lsEAa Es'sATEs
House for Sale

NEW two story HOUSE on Ciishman Street, con-
~ Guhiiig Twelve finished Rooms This House was
built last year by the day, and is well built Has
location. Apply to W. n JERi;IS
nov n div Nt. Reol Es1ata 49,,
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-. Louis Market.

ST. LOUIS, MUG NOV.Z
Flour frmer but not quotably changed Wheat is
dull; spring so a 10 prime fall 90; choice 6O
Corn closed dull Sales at 20 "a 90 for old, and 50
"a CSC for new. Oats active and higher; sales at 80
q 55c for new Provisions mess pork % 90; clear
sides Ice; hogs 90 in gross.
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New York Coal saIe.

NEW YORK, Nov n.
The regular monthly sale Of coal took place to-day
1 Forty thousand tons were sold. Lump 81 Go a 90;
crate 70 "a 20; egg 80 @ 90; stove 90 "a So;
I :. nut 12t @ 30; steamer 20 q 90.
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Mttweshas Markets.

MftWAukEEl MOVE q.
Flour steady at 25 for double extra. Wheat q
hgher sales at on for No. l. and 81 for NO y ana
70 for No. 8. Corn higher sales at % ior mo- l.
Oats sales at 43c.
Receipts / 100 bbls Flour, q, 900 bush Wheat.
Shimnents 1 GOO bible Flour, 53, 900 bush. w hea
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a Rare chance tor Investment.

n AOaIC N1dHCc IUE IHVCSCmtlRCs
VIE ALBION HOUSE, on Federal street, adjoin-
ing U. S. Hotel, for sale. RI.
For particulars enquire of ~
JOAN g.. EsROCTER.
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NJ A RI n e N HW s
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Tuesday. November 81
ARRIVED "


ARRIVED
Steamship Belgian, (Brl Brown, Liver pool 18th inst
Steamer baltimore. DrinkwateF, Hait1x, Ms.
Steamer New England, Field st John, NIB, via
Eastport tol Boston.
Barque Mallville, tnew) Waite Fieeport, in tow OF
tug Uncle Sam.
Brig John Avilles, Pilbrook, Blngor for n York.
Sch Geo Brooks, Henley, Boston.
Sch j Wellington, Chapman. Boston.
Sch Rachel Beals. Anderson, Boston for Calais.
Sch Mary Eliza, Griffin, Rorkland. t
Sch Arkansas, Thorndike, Rockland.
Sch Czarina, Collins, Fri ntlship.
Sch Banner, Curtis Bangor Tor Baltimore.
Sch Dime White, Bangor FOR Kew York.
Schs Rising Sun, Chandler, and Elmira Rogers,
Fletcher, Bang II f5r Boston.
Sch Globe, Kendall Bangor for Boston.
Schs John s. Frank, Fowler, and Valparaiso, Pray,
Bangor ior Gloucester.
Sch Malabar, Burge S, Belfast Tor New York.
Ar 24th-Brig Virginil, Lindsey, Norwich sch
Anna MyrCk, Stevens, Boston.
CLEARED.
Steamer Franconia, SHERWOOD New YorlS-Emery
g. Fox.
Barque Devonshre, new, of Bos on, 643 tons) w
Hill, n atanlas-C M DAVIS & Co.
Brig Geo w Chase, Dunning, Cardenas-Churciiiil,
Browns q Manson.
Sch Moses Waring, Plummer, st Andrews, NIB.
Sch Lady Ellen, Conley, Damai scotia = Eastern
Packet Company
Sch Aloatross, Crockett, waldotoro = Eestern
Packet Co.
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Chicago Markets.

Shipments, LOU DDle oosVV"""S W -SN'
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, Nov. q.
E,our rather irmer with trifling sales; spring ex-
ira as 90 10 81. Wheat advanced &c; sales at a.
Corn firmer, closing at $780,. Oats firm; sales at 3sc
for No. 2. Rye higher; sales at sec. Barley nomin,
al at G6 l9 0S for No q Provisions active and
prices shade weaker pork sales 100 bulls at
20 90 spot and 20 so at buyers option Januaryde-
livery, and 10 50 % 20 90, sellers option, December
and January, Give closing a the INSIDE figures
Lard 13c. Hogs 20 "a 25c lower; sales att TO "a 500
for common to choice.
Receipts 1878 bills Flour "a 500 bush Wheat, 1877
T75 bush Corn 1853 bush Oats 4i23 hogs 1000 head
cattle, half Texan.
~. Louis Market.
ST. LOUIS, No. NOVEL,.
Flour firmer but not quotably changed. Wheat is
dull; spring so a. 10 prime fall 50 choice 60
Corn closed dull Sales at 20 "a 90 for old, and 70
a. CSC for new. Oats active and higher; sales at 50
q SIC for new. Provisions mess pork % 90; clear
sides 15c; hogs 6 90 in gross.
Comnerciai.--Per Cable.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 26.
Good styles of Mddling uplands have been sold in
this market at HID but the average lists obtain-
able to-day at AID, with estimated sales Of l,OOO
| bales.
Manchester accounts show little change for the bet
ter, and " short time" is now almost universal.
| LONDON, Nov. 26.
Petroleum inactive at 5sf q 5slf g 100 los showing
| decline since the last report of q 2f
| LONDON, Nov. &c
There is fr1ner tone observable in the market for
u s. 500 bonds this morning, and business has been
done for cash at about 70a II, the latter quotation
| being the one now current.
American Railways are lower, in Illinois Central
quotations being marked of per cent. Erie shares
are steady Saturdays rates. though some authori-
ties say they are freely offered. nv ~
LIVERPOOL, Nov. &C. Evening.
The cotton market is without change
Breadstuifs unchanged. Lard dull.
LONDON, Nov. &c, Evening
The money market is slightly easier Consos closed
at 500 for money.
| AMERICAN SEcURITIEs.-The following are the
quotations for American Securities: Erie Railroad
Shares AZ! nlnoeCentral Railroad Shares IT, Unit
ed States 5-2O's 70a. s.
| New YORK, Nov. 81.
The evening papers publish the following dispatch
| es:
LONDON, Nov. 81.
United States 5-29's 70t; Illinois Central Railroad
shares 754; Erie shares 45. United States 5-2Os at
| Frankfort 753. f
LIVERPOOL, Nov. Il.
Cotton unchanged; sales 5000 bales; Midding up
lands 14sd.
Corn has advanced Cd, closing at 40s, Tmpentine
| al lower.
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d. The new FRENCH COTTAGE, and abont
@.:,, seven acres of land, situated the Cape Cot
kl..A tage Road, in Cape Elizabeth. The house con.
tailis fourteen rooms. The view is unsurpassed
Enquire OF w. H. STEPHENSON
aIg.5-dif Second National Bauk
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FOREIGN PORTS.

fONEkGN EOhlSs
At swan.ea sth inst, barque Bealc, Dawes
At Cardiff 9th ms, ships II Soule, Sinnett tor
Panama ldg: s Curling, Morse, for Rio Janeiro
AT Gibraltar sth inst, bar1ue Lizzie II Jackson,
Ar at Ioando Sept II, barque Ionic, Woodbury.,
Boston.
Sid i'm Lcghorn 9th inst ship Sardis, Scott. for
Sid nm Havana 10th inst, barques Eliza White.
Cooling Bos on 18th, J. T Stocker, Bibber, for Ma
Ar at Matanzas 10th inst blrque G Rogers. Bal
Cd At s. Jago OH inst. brig TT Mcguire Little
Ar at Nassau, Mp, 10Th INST, barque Sunshine,
Parker, New York.
I'D at St John, NIB, 2Oth inst sch E Clos on, for
additional per steamer Germanial
Ar at Liverpool 10th inst Martha, King, from st
Cid 10th, Monica, Hunter, New Orleans: Endy-
mion, Williams, New York. ffE = =
Sid 10th. Thornton, Wells, New York; \ j South
Ar at Deal 18th, Mary Bentley, Clark tim Londonl
sid e soardia 10Th inst La cisueua, pelaro, Tor
Ar at Queenstown 9th inst, Belle Creole. Knowles.
Maumain, land sailed 18th for Liverpool)
Ar at Melbourne Sept 9th, Gem OF the Ocean,
Francisco. = = - = q : = SO sAsE
Al dJ IioiiS AOue DepC ri, CnafSer, HaJcn from
Saigon.
Sid Sept 80, Danl Marcy, Ross, Singapore.
Bombay. u -
Sid I'M Penang Sept a. Am Warwick, Bearse, for
Singapore.
At sourabaya Sept %, Addison, Sloan, for Ans
terdam.
Sid 18th ult, Tartar, Folansbee, New York; 9th.
Redgauntlet. Nichols, Liverpool p
Sid m Gale Oct II, Emily Farnum, Shines, for
Singapore.
Al at Madras Oct 3, caliiope, Simmons. Massuli.
Sid FIN Mauriius Sept 10, Industry Bennett, for
Falmouth.
Ar at Cagliari 10th nit, Machias, Upton from Mar
settles. 20
Ar at Girgenti 96th ult. shaipsburg, Randall, from
Cagliari
2 IPer steamer Belg an at this port.]
Ar at Liverpool 1Iih inst, j H Stetson, Woodward,
New Orleans.
Ar at Antwerp 18th inst, Clytie, Dow, Philadel-
pha.
Sid FIN Penarth Re ads i2h. G soule, sinuett, for
Panama.
Ar at Havre 18th inst, Marcia Day, Chase, from
New Orleans.
SPOKEN.
Nov :, lat 40 90, lon 10 w, barque Herman,
from Europe tor United States.
No date, of Charleston, uarque Il A CCclIrane,
Pierce. from Charleston ior Havana
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Brick Houses Tor Sale DEE Spring st.
tE'HREE story brick dwelling Houses, with over
5000 feet OF land pleasantly located. Price rea-
sonable. Terms liberal. Inquire OF =.
JOHN C. PROCTOR,
novI9d3W Nttlst Middle street.
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Rice, " ib. -. 10 a IL
| Rum.
New England 255.
Saleratus.
ISaleratus " lib 1z(9 ID
Salt.
Turks Is. y
hid. Is bus. n 25 a 475
Liverpool. "A rs q $50
Grind Butter. 80 q
tHerdsgras bush 4O0945O
Glover fb. .......14 % 10
Red Top bag 5 90 q q 90
| 0A-A
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First Glass Houses for Sale.
House Lots.

TTOITSF AND LOT Tor sale at Cape Elizabeth Fer
II ry.-house nearly new. Enquire OF A p. col, 10
Mt fine Ferry. or w. II. MANSFIELD, Portland Steam
Packet Co. Jul IL diff
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Boston stock Lisie
MARRIED.

In this city, Nov. 26. by Rev. L. G. Boles Charles
IIarpswell.
In Boston, Nov. II. by Rev. II. A. BaIlou, Albert
NJ Lyon, firm OF r. Z. Lyon & Co.. OF Skowhegan,
and Miss Bella A. Cottreil, OF Boston.
In Portsmouth, Nov. ~. by Rev. Geo. w. Adams
Charles s. Cushing and Miss Harriet y. Morgan,
both OF North Yarmouth.
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--aati Markets.

"fIINNAII, NOV. Il.
Flour dull; sales superane at 80 g ~, *
key steady at 2 81 in bond Hogs dull; sales at
q 90 gross; receipts 500 head. Mess Pork dull at
rs co. Lord dull at 12tc. Gold 1921
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PATTERSON ~ CESADBOURNE.
DEALERS IN
REAL ESTATE
Merton EslOek, Next Above the Esre,,.
EOuse.

OFFER Cor sale two and half story house ON At
" lantic Street, containing twelve finished rooms
in perfect repair. Arranged for two families Hard
and soft water, gas and all modern conveniences-
Lot 81 by 70. Price $500 Terms only 81 800 down.
balance i'll two years. This is most desirable bar
gain, and situated of the best streets in The
city.
Also, two two and a half story houses ON Wmot
and'Franklin Streets, eighteen and nineteen rooms
each. Both arranged for two families. Price $4,000
EACH Terms only 81 800 down; balaance in four
years.
land, Oxford, Middle and other streets, at prices
ranging from 81 900 to $4,000.
November q. DIV.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Capt Weber, of scM Atlantic. from 4 homaston,
states that his vessel is tight and doe, not Leak as
reported by one of the ew.
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buIICH,F5DX T UU e 4 70
Layer. .....4 80 a 4 40
Lemons, box 9 90 @10 90
Oranges, box none
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For Lease.

TE1HE valuable lot OF land corner OF Middle and
Plumb Streets Tor term Il years Enouire
OF G. G. MITCHELL Il SON,
Aug e, le1F-du lis Fore Street.
ENsfs SALE, in Corhanl, fifteen minutes walk
4 from TIE Depot, nearly new, NJ al Cotil9o
House, Barn and outbuIdIngs ,havng all TIC cony 4
FENCES and In prime condioa Ii is situated near n
grove and a snort distance from the County road
Apply 20 a. r. STEVENS
Goriiani July II.
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STEAMBOAT NOTICE:
WINTER ARRANGEMENT!
To PenObscOt River twice a Week.

2 The steamer LADY LANG Cart.
ss7si>s- n a. l.. Wmmcre, will Commence
Il III N the Winter trips on MONDAY,
~szsa. .s. n Nov. 18th. Viii leave Portland Cor
es~z1--' ss--l-ssB ans0 tor as lar as the nee will
permit every TUESDAY md Friday evenings at
O'Clock.
Returning, willeaye langor every Monday end
Thur day mornings at o'clock. and Wintorport
at O'Clock, touching &c HaiDpden, Buckspoit Bel
fast, Camden and Goeklana. each way
For Height pass plea anny 10 Office on
Railroad Wliasi, loot Of State St, CT.
Portland, Nov. u, 1scf ar
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EM. Sale

HE lot OF Land on the westerly corner OF Con-
gress and Pearl Sts., frontng on Congress street
ab ut Ill feet and on Pearl about 50 feet
1pply to CHARLES T.. BARRETT
At office Grand Trunk Railway Station.
Portland, Aug. s. 1856. aup5tf
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Valuable Real Estate on Elm st
NJ O r. 81 T.E L

a PORTION OF the ''DAY' Estate on Elm Street.
comprising over 2s001 lect uI land, together
with Brick Houses. stable &c. Ills property is 10
Gated on Elm and Cumberland streets all susceptible
OF Improvement, and has mont Elm street OF 2S2
teet.
The above property is offered iJr SUE either III DOR
tons or collectively, on liberal terms. Apply to
aug1e-ti JOIN c. fi,OCslOU
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90 The Custom House will not be open ior bust
ness On THURSDAY. Thanksgiving Gay.l -

The new barque "Jennie Prince built by Messrs
Briggs & Gushing, at Freeport, launched the
9Th Inst She registers about 800 TONS is built the
best material, rates 4 for seven years, and is
calculated for large carving capacity, having two
length 167 feet She is owned By the builders and
will be commanded by Capt L Prince, formerly Of
ship Resolute. UP ior eight. -
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Valuable Hotel Pronertv to, sale

BE Oxford House, pleasantly situated in the VII
a lase Of Fryeburg, oxford county, Maine. is Of
Tered for sale at bargain, ii applied for soon.
The House is large, In good repair, with furniture
anu hXlnres throughout together with all necessary
outbuildings.
For full particulars inquire OF
HOIATIo BU0THBY,
49, Proprietor.
or iarson& Dow, $40 Congress st.
tryeburg, Sep 20, 1866. off
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House Lots on India ST., for Sale.
ENQUIRE OF CONANT q RAND,
~ 153 Commercial Street.
or on Ii. M. PAYSON,
fOftIand, NOV. II dit Exchange Street
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Lot for Sale.

0NE OF the best building lots in the city, situated
residence of Gen. j. D. Fessenden. This lot is sixty
two feet front on Dcering street, extends back ono
hundred feet, and is bounded ON the east side by {
very desirable. s. b. HERSkY
No. Gait Block, Com. Street.
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WANTED.
OWNER Wanted

L'oR Copying Press left at my store night of July
II 4th. &a+ f. COREY.
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For Sale.

ENOR sale. three story brick house ON Dantorl
4 Street. The house is nearly new and in fine or.
der. immediate possession given.
Juliet W. g. CHADBOURNE.E
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international Steamship Go.
Eastport, Calais and st. John.
FALL ARRANGEMENT.
TWO TRIPS PER WEEK.

o. On and after Monday October t,t
.S~-~e>~-.ftM the steamer NEW BRUNSWICK
q Il-E I'M Capt. T.. Il. WINCHESTER and
60 49,. 4s sz.sa4 Sthe steamer NEW ENGLAND.
: Capt. 4. FIELD will leave Raj
Road Wharf foot of State Street every MONDAY and
THURSDAY, at o'clock +. NJ iOr Passport and st
John. $3.50 ~
RETURNING, viii leave St. JOHN and Eastport
same days for Portland and Boston.
AT Eastport the Steamer Cullen VIII connect tor
ST. Andrews, Robbinston, Calais and New Brnnsw1el.
Railway to Woodstock and HoultOn Stations anil
Stage Coaches viii connect Tor hlaehias.
AT ST. John passengers take l.. Il N. A. Railway
lor Shediac and from thence for Sumnelside and
Chariottetown, p. Il. Island and Pictou, N s.; also
at st. John the steamer Empress for Windsor and
Halifax, every Tuesday and Friday evenings and Tor
Digby every Monday and Thursday mornings
Freight received on days OF sailing untl o'clk
L. M. G. G. EATON,
sepzo-du Agent
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AMERICAN LL0DYS!
Southern Pine.

A BOUT 40 NJ very superior Flooring and Step
N Boards now landing at Custom House Wharf
and for sale in Iots 10 SUIT purchasers. Apply 10
q. M. DAVIS & co,
III Commercial street
Portland, Nov. 81, 1850. nov29dtf
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LOST AND FOUND.
BOARD AND ROOMS.

Board.
A PLEASANT Room, with board suitable for a
"A gentleman and wife, or two single gentlemen, at
No 56 Clark street. no2Iltf
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On yesterday, we published from the
Wilmington Journal, a communication over
the signature of ''S. l.. f. proposing the
building of n railroad from the coal fields
to Faison's Depot, on the w. e. W. Rail
Road We are gratitied that this cores
pOndent has introduced the subject and
we hope at the regular meeting Of the
Stockholders of the Wilmington road, a
meeting, as suggested, may assemble to
take this subject under consideration.
While we express our qualification at the
introduction of this subject, we must res
pectfully beg leave to differ with as L..
F. as to the point of termination There
can be no good reason given why it should
terminate at Faisons, but there is every
reason why it should terminate at Colds
boro'. This latter point is quite as near
Fayetteville as Faison s-if any difference,
it is insignificant and from this point to
the coal feIds-or Fayetteville,-a road
would traverse quite as rich a section of
country, as to start from Faison's; and
certainly, the enterprise would benefit Will
mingtOn quite as much, also-and, in the
aggregate would be of greater advantage
There are other considerations, that
strongly favor this point as the starting or
termination of the road. We have in our
minds eye the building of road from
Goldsboro', to Little Washington, and can
very readily perceive how this extension
would benefit the up country regions 1t
cannot be denied, that Washington, and It's
surroundings, is the greatest corn growing
country in the whole State this corn finds
its way to Virginia, when it should feed our
own people. But, unless we have road to
bring it out, it will continue to go from u.s.
Then, this road must be constructed, and,
while the minerals are finding its way to
Wilmington and other n. G. ports, the corn
will be coming out to feed our people.
Welded, as we are to North Carolina, we
know no locality when her interest is at
stake and any thing in the way of internal
improvement, which We think will benefit
the whole, we are its advocate-and in our
advocacy, we never lose sight of those works
of internal Improvement already in exis-
tence we believe every railroad in the
State would be benefited by the construc-
ton OF road from Fayetteville to Colds
boro and thence to Washington, as sug-
gested.
At any rates. we thank s. l.. F. for in
Producing the subject, and whether it may
terminate at Goidsboro', or not, we say,
put it through. = Gotds6oro' News, 20th in
slant.