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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-12-19

We shall go to press with our next
issue on Monday. Advertisers must
hand in their notices not later than
Friday and Saturday, to secure inser-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-12-19

A fine assortment at very low p~rices-eheap-
est in town FIELD TURNER.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-12-19

p You will find Rye Flour, Dat
Meal, Pearl Barley, Cracked Wheat and
Farina, at the Flour and Feed Store of
OSBORN Sc BRUCE
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-12-19
Hats s Caps.

AANASS - SS-Ese
The largest stock in TIE county. and, the best
yariety-1neluding all the styles, at prices no
opposition can compete with, at
Nov. Is. FIELD Is TURNER'S
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-12-19
Where to Find Them.

Flour. Feed, Corn. Oats, &C.. at Rush q Ham
ilton's Steam Mill.
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PRESENTATION

sented Judge GLIDDEN with a superb
gold watch and chain. In presenting
this handsome and substantial testi-
monial of respect, Mr.. HARRIS remarks
were made in his usual eloquent and
happy style, and were in thought and
word very appropriate.
Judge GLIDDEN was evidently not
prepared for a compliment so very fat
tering to his judicial career, and his
worth as a gentleman. He confessed
being taken by surprise, and would
perhaps best tell how wholly made
quate his words we're to express his
feelings, by remaining silent. He
thanked the bar for the compliment
and also for the sympathy they had al
ways manifested for him in his respon-
sible duties. He paid a fitting tribute
to the memory of late deceased mem
bers of the bar, in the IXth District,
and concluded his remarks by proposing
a sentiment in honor of his successor,
Hon GEORGE N. FUTILE, who being
called upon responded with some re-
marks engendering considerable fun,
alluding to the time when Tayler and
he contested for the nomination in
about forty consecutive rounds, both
coming out badly whipped. Tayler
was rallied for a speech, but not being
on the bill he was not prepared for the
emergency. Orchard plead the same
disability, but Gibson came to the res
u handsomely, spread his pinions,
and in company with the condor soar
ed into illimitable space, made the
tour of the Andes, took breath on the
summit of Chimborazo, snuffed the
crater of Popocatapel, pirouetted
among the stars, fenced with the light
ming, galloped with the hurricane and
slid down a rainbow to terra frma.
Harris was called upon to instantly
follow up with something good, which
much discounted him, he being only
a reporter, and too modest 10 report
his own speech; and announcing his
determination not to make one, pro-
ceeded to execute sundry unintelligi-
BILE hyeroglyphics on his note book.
Ranney was next summoned, who in
stead OF speaking his piece" affec.
tionately laid hold of some sparkling
CataWba, and said something so senti
mental that Wilson could no longer
contain himself, and pronounced unan-
imously in favor of reunions. They
promoted brotherly feeling, enlarged
the area of mutual acquaintance. He
had enjoyed himself very much getting
acquainted with a "whole lot of them
young lawyers from Portage" Hoped
reunions would occur often. Forrist
had a GROW to PICK" with Judge Tut
tie, and related the adventures of a
couple Of judicial candidates during
harvest time in Mahoning county, the
sequel to which was humorously de-
tailed by Nesbit, which made Beaver
so happy and patriotic, that he sang
the first verse of when Johnnie
comes marching home" four times
MoLsin beating time with his index
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-12-19

Buy your Flour of Osborn s.
Bruce.
They are selling the celebrated Akron
''City Mills'Flour. None better in market.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-12-19

At less prices than before the war. Great
Bargains are being daily given in 0vereoats. by
Nov Is. FIELD d. TURNER.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-12-19

Warranted.
We warrant our White Wheat Flour to be the
best brand in the market.
RUSH d HAMILTON.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-12-19
Core wheel and PiniOn.

a new beyel Core Wheel and Pinion for sale
the core wheel 6 feet diameter, 6 inch cOgs-16
inch eye-made at the Cuyahoga Steam Fur
mace, in Cleveland. Call at our works.
DOUGLASS. WHITE d Co,
Warren. Dec. Z, 1866.
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We Challenge Inc World

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.YourY Pabltc.

MOULD lost respectfully announce to my
friends ant the public geusally, that | am
h prepsredto make Tnven tries, Appraiss-
nts, Partitins, receive Willis, make Protests.
ltrimoDial Gntracts and instruments of Writ.
I, 10 hold hmily Meetings, aid Meetings Of
editors, &c.
All bushes entrusted to me vii bs attended
with promtness and dispatch.
sJNO. WI. TRACY.
.yssssce fths Peace and NotdyT Public,
cet14 Dice, Corner Third and Lsurel sts.
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, Nov. "a.
Cotton-quiet; sales 1900 bales; Middling Uplands
FlouT-Receipu 1s,OO7 bbls; sales 1900 bbls; state
and western 10 a i5c better but quiet with the
advance lost Superne State 30 10 vi R
Hoop ONO 10 Is a ii 65; Choice do Oh 70 a 10 50;
Superfne Western 10 9 $50; Common to good Ex-
Southern a shade firmer, closing heavy; sales 900
bDis mixed to good, II 80 @ 10 40; Fancy and Ex-
't' Wh he @2c better, with moderate in
qui-y, but closed quiet with buyers refusing to pay
tho advance; sales Milwaukee No. 8 at 90 a 213;
No sat e - 81; No at 40; White Gencssee
Corn-opened a &c better, closing irregular and
unsettled and dull, with the advance partially lost;
sales 10000 bush; Mixed Western 25k 0 / q in
store and aioat closing with BUYERS for export at
1 II atoat. Southern White, common. 81; YoIlow
jersey 1 90 q o. for new. :, ooo
bush; Chicago Spring and Milwaukee 81 q Ga; state
81 "a 674c.
Beef-heavy; sales $50 bbls; new plain mess i2 90 q
Pork-opened lower. but closing frmer; sales 4
800 bbls also $50 bbs new mess al ~ 70 = ~ CO.
new mess Fl 80 Ia % Il regular and cash. closing at
% 90 cash; prime 1850 q 20 90.
Lard-frmer; sales Of 100 bbls, at u q 1S5c.-
Butter@iu IN NJ sales ohio at Is SOC; State at So q
40; Orange County pals, 40 q 90.
Whiskey-quiet.
sasars~duil and nominal; sales at Of q % for fair
Iennigg
Molasses-du
Cohee-dul.
Naval stores-dull; Spirits Turpentne, 70 a 74e
Rosin at 20 q 10 90.
Oils-quist; linseed 4s q / 45; lard, sperm and
whale quiet.
Petrofum-easier; sales 500 bbls crude at % q 22i
refined bonded 81 "a rs.
Talow-quiet; sales "a 900 lbs, at 11s q 12c.
Wo0l-domestic fleece dull and lower, while foreign
Is quiet and without decided change sales 1886 900 lbs
at 40 q 62t for domestic fleece; 4S a 80 for pulled, 81
for tubbed, 10 q So for Texas 16t fJr Mexican, anG
East India sn private terms.
Freights to Liverpool-firm, Wheat and Corn 1td
per steamer
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A Rare Chance for Investment.
THE ALBION HOUSE, ON Federal street, adjoin-
ing U. S. Hotel, for sale. Ut G'---
For particulars enquire of
JOHN G.. PROCTOR.
Nov S--d3w -
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U. s. M0yShnL's Notice.
UNITED STATES or A,,rD,c,

UNITED STATES OF AMERIcAl
DISTRICT OF MAINE, S. s.
PURSUANT to sunory Munitions TO me directed
l. rom tie Hon. Edward Fox, Judge Of the Uni
Of Maine, hereby give public notice that The mi
lowing Libel and lnforniations lave been filed In
said Court, viz: "
An Information AGAINST one Horse called the .eNe,
trict of Portland and Faln outh On the tbIrfeenfb
triet. - - ~ -
A LIBEL against Tscenty-tseo ouintals of Pouo.s
rtsa; Ons ray Barre! Of Herring Tceaty-seren
&c $40 Los. Rusty MdckereI: 70 Empty Barrels! 70
Barrels Salt, seized by the Collector Of the District
OF Portland and Falmouth ON the fifteenth day OF
setober ast past, ut Portland In said District.
An AxorRdtton against One Water Wheel: One
Lgfae: Lathe Bench and farming Tools: One Board
ffune: OHe Cffid Stone and BsEch: T,cefre (g,yIrr
Sdrs Ssr Sac Sh4ffs: One CIdpLodrd Machine: one
bga Macaans One Match Spiiat Machine: One face
Ptdner; One Machine for preparing Match Blocks
Ons Ioscer Cross Cut Sag; one hInd cross chi saas
Oas aad one hn gross Sfanped Matches ainetv-fhrse
one oenf Slan,Ps, and al ne ShaJfin0 Belfino I'm
,aaPsa Aafahes, Nores, AMI other FtirRifHre in
ne lftu and Dry House conaecfed theretDffh. thesf
v Tools, MoakeB Wrsaeh, &C., Re-, seized bv tbe
Soheetor Il Internal Il. Venue Tor the First Conec-
ton District q Maine, on the twenty Seventh dav
% October last past. al IIoiis, IA sail district.
Whiea seixnrss wsr for breaches Of the laws of
te Oned states IS n more Ttcularly set forth In
AL i1osi sni lniormafions; that a hearing ard
ui4A vi - had thereon Forfdnd In 80 District
On The ftrsf Taeeaay q Decembev merit, where any
- sens IL ested therein. may appear and show
she.la ass bs dssreS orieit and disposed Of accord
bssss ), Portland tins seventeenth day of No
"a oUYEBY.
N0s. fT-ditl ~ ''"'''''
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INSURANCE
80" OFFICE OF THE S4l1 S.
Springfield Fire and Marine
Insurance Company.
Springfield, Mass. ts9ssr[

SEPTEMBER 10, 1866.
To the Agents of the Springfield Fire and Marine
Insurance Company.
GENTLEMEN 1.-The officers OF this Company take
great pleasure In announcing their Agents. patrons
and friends, that by unanimous vote of the stock
holders the capital stock of this company has been in
creased to HALF A MILLION Dollars, all paid in
Dash, and that the assets of the company are
$500, "a; Capital $500,oOo Surplus, S196,17i,74
Notwithstanding the frequent fires and the heavy
losses sustained by insurance companies, THIS Com
pany is able to show to It's agents and patrons such
list Of assets and securities as to ene it to position
In the front rank among insurance companies In this
country one worthy Of the fullest confidence and
giving the most perfect securities policy -holders
The policies in this company, furnish the most am
pie indemnity to our customers ask In return good
risks aud adequate rates. and we trust many and
faithful agents may In the future In the past look
well to our Understandings and increase our busi-
ness upon what shall prove safe class of risks.
EDMUND FREEMAN President Chartered 1s4o
=. N. DUNHAM, Sec. Capital Surplus $3.50, 1TfS4
CHAs. E. LANE, Assistant Sec.
We are Yours Very Truly,
f. FREEMAN, President
- j. N. DUNHAM, Secretary.
John e. Dow g. Son, Agents.,
sep29-eodtf PORTLAND, MAINE.
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Sch NAV Belle, Ypr, Garter, Amherst, Ns--John

Sch May Belle, ll3r) Garter, Amherst, Ns--John
Monday, November 80.
Baroue Charlotte Geddie t5rl Mckenzie Boston,
to load for London.
Sch Alice, Frisbee, Bath.
Sch Bell0na, Wallac Camden.
Sch Cinderella. Pierce, Monhegan.
Sloop Frame, Prebe, Bath.
SAILED-l3ark Arthur Kinsman: brig aler,iwa:
sclls Hattie Ross VIM Il Mailer, Ida Iiowa ard, Ida
+ Wheeler, Bowdoin, Olive Elizabeth, Sarah Eliza
beth, Julia A Decker, VIM Gem. Ann Parker
Maria Lunt Express, Mary Frances.
lFRoM OUR CORRESPONDENCE
hENNEbUNKPORT, Nov esd, sch Sarah y
Merrlli, lnew, 100 70-IOO tons) Rowe, of and '0r
Nov 22-Sld, brig Ossipee, new, of Konnebunk'
3i3 tonsl Mason, tor Boston s,-,-,,,.
LAuNCHED-2lst, by Messrs TitoonD s,n oi hove
superior ship of a. out 1000 tons lis i III nise
in frame ship of Adopt $50 ions WHICH VIII ho' "0
launched until next spring ea,;,, ,,, ., oto,,t
90 tonc which with another from the same moftel
and nearly finished built on contract for par
| ties in Gloucester.
| r,,scuEp-At Ellsworth 21st inst, from the yard
Of & 81 G Lord, first class brig OF 49, tons, named
Coriantes She is 131 feet deck, Iii feet keel -
fact lower hold G feet between decks, and 29t feet
beam. She is owned by the builders, and others, OF
Ellsworth and parties in Boston. Capt Chas Lord is
| to command her.
| At Searsport ed inst, by j Lane & Co, double
deck barque OF 525 tons. named Augustine Kobbe,
owned by the builders, Capt P Carver (who is to
command herr and others, of Searsport, anil parties
in New York.
AT Eastport Esd from the yard of Abijah Leigh
tom schr Of 25O tons, owned by parties in Eastport
and to be commanded by Capt Wooster.
Sch Eben Brown, of Trenton, "a tons, built at
lnomaston IN 1862, has been sold to parties in Rock
port Tor $3.50.
Sch Racer, tof Gloucester,) Capt W NJ Falt, has
stocked the past season, $4,000. She has engaged
only IN the Georges fishery.
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PORTLAkD& ROCHESTERR.R.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

OUMMEh AhhhNGEMENI.
EsfstsNHszl On and after Monday April 80, 1866
43f1@&Hytrains Will leave as follows
340P. NJ. " "
Leave Portland for Saoo River at I5A NJ. 100 and
ID me 20 ?. train out and the A. N. train in 70
attached -es"' ""'"S "A'' P"Ssehso' s@rS
stages connect at 6orham for West SorkAm,
pr;aa, o1eep Falls, Baldwin, Denmark. Sebago,
fSdiugton, LOWELL, Hiram, Brownieid, Fryobufs,
~ TTS 5000, par'Ist jackson Lmington, Cornish Pof-
fRaee a, Madison. and Eaton. N. II
Parsonsfeld and Ossipee '' ''iD''''N~' -''''
AT Saccarappa for South Windb.uo uirdLapo nm
and North Windham daily " NA
Steam Car and Accommodation trains w,Iiun az io.
Iows;-Leage 6drhom for Portlan,l AT 500 A A. md
2V0P. NJ Leave Portland for C,orbamstJ5 * CIV
and Pm. ''i"ii" ~ * L. T. "
Portland. April rs. l56e-dtI ''' ~
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Notice to Land Holders.

NE. ODURoCHER, Eullcr, is prepared to take
WI contracts for building, either by JOB or by
DAY WORK. Can furnish First Class workn,en
and material of III description.
Residence, AMERICAN HOUSE.
-. ihha Street, Portland.
August lftl' 1co -.rr eqFr aug20-tf
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GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
Alteration of Trains.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Oh Canada

EszssazsE On and after Monday, Nov 70, 1866,
H8S~4s trains VIII run as folows:-
Mail Train for Waterville Bangor, Gorham Island
Fomd, Montreal and Quebec at I. 10 2. NJ.
Ins Tram connects with Express train for Toron-
20 Detroit and Chicago. Sleeping cars attached from
Island Pond to Quebec and Montreal.
Train TOR South Paris at 800 r.. M
NO baggage can be received or checked after the
time above stated
Trains win arrive as fbllows:-
From So Paris, Lewiston aud Auburn, at $40 A. n
Hioin mohIreai, quebec, &C., 1.45 p. NJ
Inc Company are not responsible for baggage 10
any amount exceeding 500 in value land that person
all unless notice Is given, and paid for at tho rate or
one passenger for every 5000 additional value
q y. BRIDGES, Managing Director.
Portland, Nov. Q, 1866. dts
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CONSU NJ PTION.

lin the most advanced sta@es,)
for the radical Cure of ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS,
CATARRH. and all affections OF Q THROAT and
AIR PASSAGES: for General and Special deraDge-
ments OF the NERVOUS SYSTEM: and for all Func-
tional Disorders OF the Stomach and Bowels.
1t Immediately increases the strength and deepens
the color OF the pale blood. 1t subdues the Chills
and Fever, aud dIminishes the Expectoration. 1t
checks the Night Sweats always in from seven to
fourteen days. The appetite at once invigorae ed,
and the patient rapidly gains flesh; the cough and
the diiiicult breathing are S. eediy relieved the
sleep becomes calm and refreshing: the excavations
regular and uniform. ALI. THE GENERAL SYMP-
TONS DISAPPEAR WITH A REALLY ASTON
ISHING RAPIDITY.
The PRESCRIPTION should be used in every case
where the Physician commonly prescribes "ToNIcs,
IRON, ACIDS, BARK, QUIN1NE, COP LIVER OIL.
WHIsKEY, &c. And in every case, by whatever
name KIN 1wn in which taere is exh bited any one
more Of the following
SYMPT OMS:
Difficult OF Irregular Breathing, Loss Of breath,
Cough, Wasting OF Flesh, Bleeding from the Lungs,
Loss OF Strength, Loss Of Appetite General Debility
Night Sweats, Flying Pains through the Shoulders.
Chest, Face on limbs, Nervous Headache, Nervous
Prostitution, Giddness OF Dizziness, Excessive pale
ness, Sore Throat, Drowsiness, Sleepessness, Sour
Stomach, HEARTBURN, Oppression or sinking OF the
Stomach before after eating Remit tant Fever &c.
and especially in all Female Disorder Uterine lr
regularities, such Difficult, Painful Suppressed,
Scanty, Excessive, Delayed, Premature or too FIRE.
Ouent Menstruation.
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Boston Stock List.
sales at the Rrnl,ers' Board. Nov. 25
MARRIED..

In Westbrook, Nov: 10, by Rev. W. N. Richardson.
); L. Hutehns, OF W., and Mrs. Hannah Eabb, OF
Chelsea, Mass.
In York, Nov q, by Rev. j. W. Sawyer, Charles
y: PARROT, of ttcry, and Miss Anna L. Manson,
of South Berwick.
In Norway, Mo-. 10, Charles F. Morrill, and Ella
N. Heath, of Sumner.
In Lowell, Nov. Is, Stephen r. Herman and Syl-
via X. Coffin.
In Bath Nov. II. Jordan Colder, Jr, of Phips-
burg, aid Josephine Morse, OF b.
In PhipsburgsSov. n, Thos c. Wyman and Rose
Mayers.
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House for Sale,

TINE subscriber offers for sale his DWELLING Housa
situated near the corner of Oxford and Wilmot
streets. 1t is a two and half story House. thor
oughly built, nearly new, finished in modern STYLE
It has large cistern and good well Of water. Ap
ply to j. PENNELL, on the premises or W. r.
JERRIS, Real Estate Agent. noy23i2w*
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CommercinI..per Cni,Ie.


LIVERPOOL, Nov. 3d. p. NJ.
The Cotton market has been quite active to-day
The sales will probably reach 900 bales Mddling
Uplands closed firm at lad.
Petroleum dull and prices declined q I'd; refined
closed at Is Gu. The tailow market is easier.
LONDON, Nov. 20, Evening
Collsels for money quoted at 80.
American Securtes-The prices of American secu-
rites are as follows: Erie Railroad shares 5O1;
Illinois Central Railroad shares 783; United States
5-20s704.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. %, Evening
The market for Cotton is unchanged
Provisions are unchanged. The market for Lard is
tending downward. -sfrh
LONDON, Nov. 20, Evening
The money market is slightly easier. C0nsols closed
at 80 for money.
AMERICAN SECURITIES.-The following are the
quotations for American Securities: Erie Railroad
Shares ~. Illinois Central Railroad Shares ISL Unit
ed States 5-20's 702.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. %, Noon.
Cotton-During the week the Cotton market has
been rather dun and steady at II for Middling up
lands transactions were not very heavy and the
sales for the week do not foot up over C6O0O bales
To-day the market shows some Improvement and
prices have an advancing tendency. The sales to-day
promise TO reach 600 bales Middling uplands are
quoted at HId.
Breadstnfs continue to advance and the market
is still rmer Corn is quoted this morning at 4Os per
quarter.
LONDON, Nov. 20, Noon.
Consols arc quoted at 9O4 for money.
AMERICAN SECURIrIEs.-The following were the
opening prices of American securities: Erie Railway
shares 60f Illinois Central shares 1885, United States
6-2Os 703
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

Sch Racer, tof Gloucester,) Capt w N Falt, has
stocked the past season, $4,000. She has engaged
only in the Georges fishery.
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For Sale in Cape Elizabeth,
afew rods across Portland Bridge,
Lot of Land so by 100,
Enquire at o. Ii. Cummings Store.
November 8, 1866 d5w#
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Only $1,000!

ISOR good one and a half story HOUSE in Bid
Il defOrd, only i've years old-contains rooms
good cellar, and excellent water. Fine garden with
young fruit trees. Lot AZ by 9s feet. Apply imme-
d1ately to w. Fl. JERKS,
nov ~ d3w Real Estate Agent
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Land For Sale.

NHE Portland Society of Natural History offer for
Il sale their valuable Lot on Congress Street Said
Lot has frontage on Congress Street of 81 feet and
Is about 90 feet in DEPTH with right in passaeway
on the west side of the Lot OF feet in width extend-
ing from Congress Street to the back line
For TERMS &C., apply to the subscriber at No. 10
Central Wharf, where plan of the Lot can be seem
RUFUS Il. WOOD.
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CINCINNATI, New. "a.
Flour at 10 90 a 1875 Whiskey dull at "a in
bond. Hogs dull and lower; sales at 80 a 3d.
receipts $500 head. Mess pork dull at q 90. Lord
dull at 121c.
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO Nov. "a.
Flour quiet. Wheat advanced a &c for No. L.
and g SC for No 2, closing at 10 @ is for No. L.
and 80 q S7t for Mop. Corn opened strong at an
advance of &c, but closed weak sales size for No.
1, and So a SC for No. g. Oats advanced lie, clos
ing firm; sales at 3s "a 39lc for No. g. Provisions
dull Mess Pork sales at 100 90. Hogs declined % a
3Oc but closed moderately active sales at 125 "a
70 for fair to good. Freights neglected.
Receipts II 600 bbs Flour, 81, 900 bush Wheat, 25
600 bush Corn, 49, 800 bush Oats, 800 hogs.
Shipments 10000 bbls. Flour 81 900 BUSH Wheat,
q, 900 bush. Corn, $500 BUSH Oats.
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For Lease.
Lots 1o,. ,S0yo

. l. Plumb Streets, for torn OF years. ENQUIRE
of s-a Z. q. MITCHELL a. son,
Aug. 2S 1sCC-du 11e Fore Street.
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Seven $1,000 House Lots

IfOR sale on Congress street, near the new Park
fine location for block of houses. Now is
spring. Apply to WIN. H. JERKS, Real Estate
Agent. nov94l3yy
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EUF SAFE.
SCIIOoNEl, Matanzas, 1i3 tons.
y Sch. LcCsburg, ia tons. r-rt rl17-
Sch. VIM. IL. Mailer. 1893 TONS
Sch. Splendid, IS tons, old measurements all we'll
found. Enquire of SAMPSON q CONANT.
augz3 No. I'll Commercial Wharf
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milwaukee Markets.

MILWAUKEE, Nov. a.
Flour dull Wheat active at 2 05 for No. l. and SO
for No. q Corn steady at 8S for No. l. Oats advanc-
ed &c.
Receipts 300 bbls Flour, 81, 900 bush Wheat.
Shipments, 5000 bible Flour So 900 bush. Whea
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For Sale

NICE STOCK of GROCERIES and PROVIs-
ATOMS, with STORE, in one of the best locations
in this city. Has good run of the best OF trade.
For pa, ticulars enquire at
noSdtf PRESS OFFICE.
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For Sale.

NHE fine Lot corner Fore and Deer Streets IS by II
Il feet. Suitable for stores and dwellings win
be sold on favorable terms. Apply to WIN. II
JERKS, Real Estate Agent. noy23d1w
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NOTICE.

Proposals will be received by the subscriber until
the 18th inst for taking down the walls of the Natur-
al history Building and cleaning and piling up the
bricks of the same. RUFUS b. WO0D
AIRertland, Nov, 1866. 9s nov II Off
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Desirable Store Lots
.a FOR SALE

ON co WI M L Il CIAL STREET.
THE subscribers offer for sale the lot of land ON
Dana's Wharf, measuring u by 100 feet For f1r-
ther particulars inquire JONAS H. PERLIcY,
Oct Is If Ar w DANA'
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Two Houses for Sale for $500
-.- Each R r 81

o. On Oxford street. Lots SO by 10 feot Also
NM; fine lot corner Oak and Prospect Streets with
the dwelling house thereon; the lot is 80 by 80
feet; line location. Also good building lots on An
derson and Cleaves streets ON favorable TERMS APP
ply to W. H. JERKS, Real Estate Agent.