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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-11-22

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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-11-22

I.'+'70I Security 4-.re =. mi
Scbeus. u. &eibreuten>S e rliberungs 60.
@. eB. q. 9an, Gen. asent. e,
Office SIS Seconb Ctr, Baltimore.
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bar Tsa ststnaber.
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SsrtSfeftntr PIdsen BON tiOe bs $4,000 aasfttusn.
NtIe q ewtnuR werben unttr htt Usr
N.u ptutf@en Btwp6ufru BaIttmott'S b4ttft I'D Ia btek'
Gpmpaauts SIS VsttttI bar. pnbarb ar mil fshr atftnSe
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Rei(e=9 e(e0cn6eitell.
AcrOafMt(d)er NlugO.
A 41m W~cseImSsiSs btretts
ss $uEs Sampif6iif. Tabyt
twtfttn #Qi p
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Dfetv Nprt, Capt O. GrnH, tE.. r,.
has pernaaur, Capt. O.. SDente
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zsremsn. 3 u 8 Tspnabcr, -rel.a sa1 for.
Dsutfcrlnnb, TN Ban, Capt. ,. 21eEiese,
nnioa, im Duu, CAPT. .. 3. bon Sautsr.
BON 1000 Hcuucn uub 700 Bferberraft
Die SrpeoitionStase fHb ME fUlst tetsdest: j
Bon S5FeEneH G0atbSmrtGu; Rsp Wotf.
b lr slOO 3 .1gl 81 NoO Z D1 /
Fl -" l7.f.I-- 51saafzl "" IS
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20 b San : 20
an wet5su aagsn bic Dautyfa J38L lLa aaeH
3 "tae ete s3sc. 81. volt ft
a..tnebmem.
Ole DGupfer bIeier einie 6aIteu sur Gambling Sunsafs
ieSteren n0$ @nstdnb uuS BraatEei& In SOufta mpton.
Yalfags<Bretie: sda. us.og..
a.. r. Goa Hsemen naas $3.50 BJrs. -g.rra4
/ sotst< Dberss Saiou SIP 6Ol ~.
uutsrr 3d.. so SO tn
SipttHenbe6 49,. ..-....... IS COY .4
bsn ven Sorsascb Rsrsss"s eSnbU~, paSt GHt
EoHFsasHptOu. a3 go el.s
sata,s, 1bsrsr SoiOu $los % 10 s
untersr Do 49,. 81 80 in Bolt.
9tptf@enbef 1900. ..!..t 81 SOY ally Z
aae ind. SetSaiguns. ainber suttGeu lilo Sabreu
BITE Sdlfte. @n1 4% .S9-et. -t@ z
@pntaaren no& 6apte, Qpnbcn, Southampton
dnD Bremen ,u ben uiebriefeu Yreiien. sr- ia. n
Ra6ete u. T. 10. wsrben Bic 9 ntr Boruittass dut Nb.
~5auSstaSe I'm Bureau Der nnteryei9neteu ansenOumen
ane auf @erlanSen naG trseHb einem 8betIe bon DeutiS
taHs befErbert. 49,
Dft eieien G6ifen Eerbeu Briefe mad allen Eteilen
Deuti&laa1s befbrbert unb uuter Der AuI&rtft ,per Sre>
user Sieamer~ in alien BDf- @ureaas bn Der. Gta0ten
asgencmGsu.
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.t e r<sue koeIrt6b'S Is Co., fs5i
, ...e t-r.. No. SO &roab5!r., 9ep Dort
ODER an bic Office bes rBaltiniure GBeGera. E1iaill
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E aSNs1Ea.z.ala..EE99M S0m9 Wgprcf SOmp.
betSrrert Glitter, @ertbladen uub @elter nab allen Gbei'
len Ger 8ersintsten Gtaatsa aaS nab taft aleu- Gbeilen
Der Uelt.
min, - Der n~ietrigite 8reis, ZEN ie fit Subrlpbn hes
redten, = he 9fegslmdBi9teit uub 0tai6beit in ibrem
Gei6a'tsSunge : unb bic Grlsifterun8, pelbe ie Ger
ipnen bietet, tpel6e @aareu, 8srt6iuden uub GeIb gu
perI6ideuen baber, ntahen Die ADAMS @rpreB
@pmpaanie HnIbertreffIi6 ais Elm SefSrSer-
.unssmittel.
Sir auSf1nft melee man it6 in Ser 9auptsO Fftee Der
Gpmragnie III Baltimore #4t.t
$40. 164 80. baltimore Strabe, -.
pter III ibreu 8ureaus $50. 227 unb 229 9. ScpaTOltr't
all Der @alperttation unD AM gfcrfclf QEBdrfs peer BET 1r@
genb elmer ibrer Gsenturea. a.s. =.
lmr,iO Gboms Grpret 60.
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81, ors,.u..,x, WSrblide geatral
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in132 = 60lSenDer Spmnaers 6akrplan
trttt mtt " pntae, Il. wtat 1859, Ia Rraf.
@ Abgaa8 n6rbItmef B 4 { bon BalttrapTs.
yorter NtepmmCtattons,ne Np. 1 ..,.......7.20 ftab
prftuS
S&ntatnB (Daf 2tne). =. $50 ...s. .........,1 1910 Na@1
pdrttuner ACCOMPLISHMENTS NO.. ......,.s.I 1890
gerttr AeepmODattSnsius 30. 1870. $50. 500
porftDItr VIC. 3..s,.o.. $50
pinsbnrs Grtt S&nea,ms .....,............ T9O absubs
Vttsbut4 einttn S1ntu5ag. ....,.,..s, 1000
a Nntnn It. nbIiHtr 3 d &C In DnItincrs.
Wtttsbur9 &Imirn S&neajR9 v....s"..,.T.o frnk
pnrttrnsr attpaotati0nstus No 2....s.......93
Hrrtet t DO No g. .... 1915
Sentutu9 tDaf &tnel ..12.3O RGnM.
YarttDn Aeepacbattrusar5 Wo4 tm UoItcn Dep. 4.3O
HpNlnp
Unkt NSscmrG0Ncnetu6 .s.AI1ss '0.4b NbenbS
per Vcp-. Durht&nen (6aa 9tne) unb Etttsbur0 GIIatra
S@ne4tu6 HaIrrn tmit&en Baltimore uhb PasilDH ntot "a.
Die Durbt4neu t8aa etael-, Tpa. raj AeccnpbaEtons-
iuge l6bren-Su nntaSs a-ussencmmtn-t6sIt& ab.
Def Vtttsbat9 ettt SSnsQiaS sett - utt AuseabHt bsG
Der ptttSbure GIrira S4nsQtus ettt taeIi@ a6.- ~
Dot. uno AseCnmUbnttrnsjaGs trnaraea -SSantaOs aus
seupmmen-tagit& an.
Der Dnr&f4neltIs (Boa etnel tDuMs tasIt@ an.
Die Y3f.t Drrul&ueu., Y.ttabRr9 Et!t unb Ttttsburs
Glrttsa S4ntlbnat f&iiteen I'd tn 5Grrs46are an bic qua:
ser Henntpieanta atGtrdI 3tIentapu nab EtttStars, Glaze.
lamb, Gplambus, Gtnetnnati. Snbtoaaprlis gttsGsp, St2puis,
tprt saGrue, SontSrtpe, GGitc unb aGen Ti,nitsn ta Hsthta,
Rprb- unb Subrehen 6eudu an.
Die poR. un6 S&ntliIee fHIttbtn I'D "a GIntsa an he
Sl9e Der Rev Dprt erit Dabn ud9 a1en punIttr I'm u5rbs
i&tn. ntthtttn unb ht Rlintn Zen gDri an.
N6btse AnSturft trbdlt man In gGfbtrtas. Sdbnbs{e. =.
5. ". GHbartp, Gen. SRpetinttnSent.
2lonu tf' u g. NDund. Ofn M0ifdotet. WasnR
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Nh
Seucr- y crfi6erumgS OeieGi6aft
SON Baltimore.

WI 0WIIINIVEE.
Marmer=G 6 eb&ute,
III. SeeUheitr., eeseniber Der volt.
Dieis GOmpasnie plEbe Der ~uugsiGsr neaH Sabren
prsanifrt nit eiueu Capital BON - UG
500, 600. ]"
Gle s~sEfi9srt segen SerluIte sber G6aOea bird Seusr,
IN ber Stabt Does auf benz eanbe; ieoe art BON Gisentbum.
3aufmdnniidt peer aneere Yerii6eFungen werceu auf be-
liebiee 3et susSefeIt.
9hsmas 6, SamtIetsn, @rai,
StFectaren: "
sra 6. GGnieib Charles s @ateg t,t j.
&barles 85 sDrs ahen u G4apmaa
Gs,parb IS ~StpbiniSa Spkn g. Yarrp
Spbn 1t Geemnaer Charles 9piltsT .
SDen q SambletRn 3sS Campbell
Susb u eseYer Sphn Stslaaaa+
(7fee-l Safepb &. MtInRr, Setr+
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-11-22

Dis Baltimore : Ohio GiieHbabH bietst Dem reiieurea
Iubtitum bic gr66teu Sprtbeile in 9sJHg ami Sili9fsit,
8eauemlitteit, Si6erbeit BlnftIicteit inb GHSnpeit
Der gceuerieen, ip BAT fe bon fetIer anberm 8abn in hie-.
lem qanhe i~ibertrcffen mirt. Sieie 8abn bonn atlantt@
jdem Cssan a~ussebenb, 1T bic dlteite aussesebutsite 81
iie, sIei6 sritis aber aud bic firseite unb i8ueIite unb
baber bic biuisite 0tpnte fir bic 9~aeiienben uab rem N3e-
item, bic ni6t ~perfebleu iOlteu, le 81 bemHteu.
Qtetlen-@ ntfermanS Spn Baltimore 1tadD Cincinnati.
r.llsber 9arfsrstuJ, ,............. 533 MeiIen.
8enrprb une gDbeelins =. :. 1888
" Sarrisburs anp YittSburs CSC a =
9urd, bic Marietta einie 1880. $50
cine Grlparui6 an Der Gntfsrnun9 BON 1l5
Surd bic Columbus einie ........... 500
Sine Gaiparni6 al Der @ntiernuug BON
IteiIenre, ipelbe tie Baltimore Ohio @iienbabH Be-
nuten, lesen bic @etIe in II &ag Slrlf suR faers1 in
0dseM, te aui bus alerbeduemfs unb nit SeppItsrten
Gisea s~inseriGbtet rnb.
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ssnrEtb an Breuuntatsrtdl tba az nur biz SdIftt ties tn All
barn Saan ses ptrbrau&tsntn &ulprut utuimt}. auS9t.
ton -. taft unit trdtt btqatE,
Ltft d fet u u beIten unb ron ih5nem Matebu ~.
Seentr u Dttfaufen
GcbEfen bon ben
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21idtig fit Ginwanherer.
Neue arrangements fur Ginpancsrer Die mad
Rem Weiten 3f ret(en ninIfen.

9(ene arrangements Tlr G~tnpancsser Die Hau
tem @eiten gu retien miinifen.
@pn beute, 9. 9trotr, an perbstt bic Ginraubsrtr
auI Ger 9tpetbern Central Qaloert Cir, Depot @iisnbabn
nit bsm GrpreBsag befSrpet. Sie Sabn hietet babur6
hsn @migranten einen grBBeren Scrtbsil, ais irsenb eine
anhsre 0abm, aud, lit ie Inn 81 Oaetlen turssr ais ieee
anbere 8abm nab benanMten 9ldeeu, ais A~
@ittsburg, Gleutlano, Detroit, Sort @apne,
Gbtcagc, Wfilpautee, 0alena, Dubuque, ct,
Yaul, Nod Sslanc, Burlington, Soma Sit9
unb Werten beS1alt bic nit ber gtrrtbari Central SaRn
sebenbem 4sricnen 10 Gtunten friiber ais bic nit ans
BERN 8abuen ~gebenben bort t~intrefen, auf iperhea bier
DIAL peniSsr bic G5asen babel 8epehitlt. Die Sabn
,iebt rurdb ZEN ihSulteu 2beil bon ohio. Die game
Gntferuang bon bier bis Gpicdgr 1T 500 Wteilen. -
1aS @erdd pirb bier ~9e;eidnet %(marfee) mb geRt nit
teu @alIagisren an zen 8eiimmaHSScrt, r.t
9laG G%rstline, Oaptou, Cincinnati, Snotana'
polls. SUuisDile uno ct. 9Ouis
wsrtsn etsufaaS YaIasiers beiSrtett unb fir ibr @srad
/ { iii meitsre umiapuiSstciteu tere&net. Die @aia-
I0iere fSnnen nit benz s ubr, Cper NbenhS 10 lbr~ 3ug
aah alien WeItlidp PldeeH geherL CPne mteriregS autse@
baltea 81 Wereet.
Our6t abrts- Silete pereeH ~Sertauit in ter Office hes
Asenttn.
SObn 6, Batter,
(pftl4-) gO. rs 6safr,, uabe esatsrs 0Parf.
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Boston Stock List.
MARRIED..

In this city, Dec. 20, at the residence of James g
Tukey, Esq, by Rev. Dr. Teit, Nathaniel Townsend
and Miss Nancy A. Littlefield, both of Portland
In Belfast, Dec. IA, Byron Hart and Miss Annie
S. Smart; also, Hollis Smart and Miss Carrie E.
Hart, all of b.
In Lincolnvle, Dec 1G Leroy S. Davis and Ellen
Whitney.
In Searsmont, d. 49, Lueius G. Morse, OF Bel
mont, and Della A. Neal, of Morrill,
In lslesboro, John o. CHM, Of Morrill, and Mrs
Nancy Marshall, of IsIesboro.
In Prospect Dec. Q, Thomas Heagan and Nancy
j. Harding. ftft
In Brooks, Nov. 20, Joseph H. Stevens and Elvira
A. Hubbard, both of ThOrndike; Freeman HI. Cur
tbs, of Monroe and Miss l.. Esten Ray. OF Knox.
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w. omit our extended review of the prices current
;l,is week the changes trifing and the bust
ness of the week showing no Improvement upon that
of the previous one-t being fat and dull. The -four
market is firm, consequent npon the light stocks
Tho fish market is dull. The provision market is
fat and prices favor purchasers. There is steady
demand for grain at last weeks rates. In molasses
there is not much doing for there is no stock hardy'
certainly none for speculation upon. sugars are
anguid, consequent upon the reduction In the price
Of gold. and metals are in the same condition.
In the dry goods market there are but slight
changes. Cotton fabrics are firm in consequence OF
tbe advance in the raw material although in the bet
tor GRADES of bleached goods there have been slight
concessions consequent upon an overstocked mark ct
Wooens show no change, and the market is dull and
denressed, especially for heavy wooden goods.
our last weeks report left gold at 1879, on Tues
day. the 18th. 1t dropped gradually, day by day
til saturday, when 1t sold low as 1929, closing at
1884. Monday oath, it opened at 1885, The lowest
p)int reached during the day was 1881, closing at
1881. . lat.4s
In frcghts the only engagements reported here ior
the week the Brig N Showers for port north sae
of Cuba for the round sum of 81, 900 out. Brig he-
o. PhiRney, for port north side OF oupa' WIN
Box Shocks at 20c and Bark Sarah b. Haze 2oo 'ona'
FOL Cardenas for the round sum OF Si'ioo out
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For Sale.

A VERY desirable and convenient Il story he use,
n with barn, wood shed and carriage house, all in
good order, with seven acres OF land, only one mile
outside OF city, upon which there 800 choice fruit
trees, consisting of apple, pear, plumb and cherry
ry &C.. with very best OF WATER large brick cistern
and furnace in the cellar; splendid garden and in
first rate neghborhood, and in every way desira-
BILE property. Immediate possession given. Price
only $4,000. iitI
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The whole profits OF the Company revert to the
Assured, and are divided annually upon the Premi-
ums terminated during the year; and for which Ger
ticates are issued bearing interest until redeemed
The Dividend was 40 per cent in each of the wears
1864, and 5, and SO per cent. in 1866
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OFFICE OF THE
Springfield Fire and Muriast
Insurance COMPANY.
r55 Springfield, Mass.

q yi SEPTEMBER 10, 1866.
To the Agents of the Springfield Fire and Marine
Insurance Company. ~ ~
GENTLEMEN THE officers OF this Company take
great pleasure in announcing to their Agents. patrons
and friends that by an unanimous vote of the stock
holders the capital stock of this company has been in
creased to HALF MILLION Dollars, all paid in
CASH, and that the assets of the company are
$69O17l,74; Capital, $780, 900; Surplus, $19O,17174
Notwithstanding the frequent fires and the heavy
losses sustained by insurance companies, THIS Com
pany is able to showtO It's agents and patrons such
list Of assets and securities to entite to position
in the front rank among insurance companies in this
country one worthy of the fullest confidence and
giving the most perfect securities to policy holders
The policies in this company furnish the most am
pie indemnity to our customers we ask in return good
risks, aud adequate rates. and trust our many and
faithful agents may in the future as In the past look
well to our nteress1enarge and increase bust
EDMUND FREEMAN, President, Chartered 1S49
j. N. DUNHAM, Sec. Capital & Surplus $500 17I74
CHAs. L. LANE, Assistant Sec.
We are Yours Very Truly,
e. FREEMAN, President
81, ..s.4t j. N. DUNHAM, Secretary
John Z. Dow & Son, Agents.,
sep29-eodtf PORTLAND, MAINE. tOt-s
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New YorI. Market.

tfNt -4 NEW YORK, Dec N
Cotton-heavy; sales 200 bales. Middling up
lands at 33t q 34c. Orleans at 34t @0 35c. 3. 8.
Four-quiet; sales $500 bpls State at 2b q II IS;
Round Hoop Ohio at 10 80 a 10 20; Western at 8 20
@1350. E...i4as s.a. 7l.i4.4,s.sss 4.a5 Il al
wheat-quiet and without material change; sales
$500 bush. Milwaukee No. at 20. Amber State
at OIL. b.
Corn-more active and a &c higher, and more do
ing in Eastern trade; sales 81 900 bush. Mixed West
ern at II. aIf...1r
Oats-dull; sales 5000 bush. tft
Beef-dul and heavy. ttfst Vic
POrk-quiet and steady.
Butter-quiet 80 fy9HhhRf n
Whiskey-quiet. -y .ef
Rice-dull
Sugars steady with tair demand; sales of Mus
covado at 81 q 10t .t.'. ~ 'AtLt
Coffee-duli. 'Ht
Molasses-dull. 4'-'.-
Naval Stores-quiet; Spirits rurpentinea at ~ a 7sc
Rosin at 80 q 10 90.
Petroeum-dull and unchanged. ''i "l
Tallow-dull and heavy.
Freights to Liverpo0l-dull
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INSURANCE
4 ---------------------
ALTA MTG
Mutual Insurance Company.
X 81 WaR 81, cor. Winidm, NEW YORK,
l---+ JANUARY, 1866.
INSURANCE.

Insures against MARINE and INLAND Navi
- CATION Risks.
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surance Co.,
Where located? Boston,
When Incorporated? Feb.
%, 1922,
Amount of capital?A ~
Amount of capital actually
paid in?
Number of shares, and par
value of each?
Amount of fire risks out
standing?
Amount of marine risks
outstanding?
Total amount of outstand-
ing risks?
Amount of United States
stock or treasury notes
owned by the Company?
{! State amount of each kind
and par value and market
value of each.
Bonds of 1881, a..l
g. +" 1884, 5-20s,
I" +" o. "a 3-10s,
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VINELAND.


ENARM AND FRUIT LANDS, in mild and
Il healthful climate Thirty miles south OF Phil
adelpha, by Railroad, in New JERSEY, on the same
line OF latitude as Baltimore, Md. 10
The soil Is rich and productive, VARYING from CLAY
to sandy loan, suitable tor Wheat Grass Corn
Tobacco, Fruit and vegetables This is oreat Grti
Country Five hundred Vineyards and Orchards
nave been planted ont by experienced fruit growers
Grapes, Peaches, Pears &C., produce mense prof
-, Vineland Is already one of the most beautiful
consisting of fifty sqnare miles of land is laid out
upon general system OF improvements. The land
Is only sold to actual settlers with provision orpubic
adornmcUt. The place account of Its great beauty
as well as other advantages has become the resort
or people 81 tnste. 1t has increased Eve thousand
people within tbs past three years Churches Stores
Schools, Academies, Societies OF Art and Learning
and other elements of refinement and culture have
been introduced Hundreds fpcople are constantly
settling Hundreds of new houses are being con-
strncted. Price Of Farm Land twenty acre lots and
upwards, S25 per acre, Five and ten acre and VII
lage lots for sale.
Fruits and Vegetables ripen earlier in this district
than in any other cality, north of Norfolk, Ya.lm-
proved places tor sale
Openings tor all kinds OF business Lumber Yards
Manufactures, Foundres, Stores and the like; and
Steam Power with room can DO rented.
For persons who desire mild winters, a healthfhl
climate, and good soil, in country beautifully i'm
proved, Astounding in ruits and possessing all other
social privileges, in the heart of civilization it
worthy OF a visit
Letters answered, and the Vineland Rural paper
giving full Information. and containing reports Of So
lon Rob nSOn, sent to applicants.
Address CHAS X. lands, yineland p o.
Lands Township, New Jersey.
From Report OF Scion Robinson, Agricultural Edi-
tor of the Tribune; lit is one of the most extensive
fertile tracts, IN an almost level position and suitable
side of tie Western PIairiesS
capitalization 81
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DIED.

In Cape Elizabeth, Dec IL, Mrs. Martha D., wife
OF William II. Cluf, OF Kennebunkport, and daugh-
ter of Joseph Curtis, of Biddef0rd, aged 10 years.
[Saco an Blddeford papers please copy.l
In New Gloucester, Oct. %, Charlie H., only child
OF VIM. H. and Ruth Greeley, aged years mos
lie hath heard the words of blessing,
Bidding little children to come;
Earthly love cannot dctain him
81 Longer from his heavenly home. allis1
In Manchester, N. H., Dec. 10, Mrs. Catharine,
wife of Rev. Augustus NJ. Haskell, and daughter OF
Capt. Moses Woodman, late oil New Gloucester.
In Bath Dec. II, Miss Fanny NJ, daughter of the
late Capt. Wyman Morse, aged 81 years.
In Lewiston, Miss Sarah S., daughter of Edwin
and Alariah Ducknell, aged 81 years,
~ The funeral Of the late Mrs. Rhoda Kinsinan,
will take place this TUESDAY afternoon. at o'clock
at No. 80 Spring street.
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TELEaRAPHIc REPORTS.
Financial,

NEW YORK, Dec. "a
The Post says the stock market opened weak but
closed with an active disposition to buy which pro-
duced rally in prices. Governments dull, 1905
and new bonds of 1865 being firm, while old bonds
and those OF 1864 and '65 were fat, and the bank
statement more favorable than was supposed. Rail-
roads are active, the improved tone of Saturday being
gent than last week. large amount OF idle capital
is awaiting investment Business, however, is check
ed by the usual closing of accounts preparatory the
holidays The rate for call loans is per cent. dis
couuts a. per cent It0sf I....ra
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BOARD AND ROOMS.
To be Let with Board.
To LET

1.-TWO front Rooms at 38 Center street, opposite
Il Preble House. Can accommodate four single
gentlemen. 5s4 -fi dec19d1w*
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CITY NOTICES.
Snow to be Removed from Foot
WaV or Sidewalk

SECT. 60.-The tenant occupant, and in case
there should be tenant, the owner or any person
having the care of any building lot of land border
ing ON any street, lane, court square public place
within the city where there is any footing or side
walk shall, after the ceasng to fall of any snow II
in the day time, within three hours, and if in the
night time, before ten of the clock of the forenoon
succeeding, cause such snow to be removed from such
footway or sidewalk; and, in default thereof shall
forfeit and pay sum not less than two dollars nor
more than ten dollars and for each and every hour
thereafter that the same shall remain such foot
way or sidewalk, such tenant, occupant, owner or
other person shall forfeit and pay sum not less than
one dollar nor more than ten dollars.
All persons hereby notified to govern them
serves accordingly as the above ordinance will be en-
forced. JOHN S. HEALD,
decisdu ff City Marshal.
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Oct 10, lat a7a S, Ion 90 20 w, ship Charlotte W
White, G.iilin, from Calao Tor Gibraltar,
Oct %, lat 81 N, Ion 20 w, ship Cromwell Hedge
from Boston for Batavia.
Oct 20, lat 50 S, Ion 20 w, ship Swallow FIN Callao
for Hampton Roads. IN
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Miss LUCY A. HENSEN.
Successor to Mrs. A. Hawley,
HAIR nRRSsRU

respectfully informs the Ladies of Portland and vi
cinity that she is now ready to attend Shampoo
ing, Dyeing and Dressing Ladies' hair the shortest
notice, and will wait on all who may kindly tended
her their patronage. All orders left at Mr.. j. Part
str ests, will be punctually attended. dec2Od2w*
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First Glass Houses for Sale.

w offer for sale the eight first class brick houses
w recently built by US, situated on Pine Street,
between Clark and Carleton Streets
These houses thoroughly built, with slate roofs,
brick drains, and marble mantelpeces throughout
They will be sold at low price, and very avora-
BILE terms. Apply at office, No.27t Dantorth st.
j. Is. BROWN & SONS,
or WIN. H. JERKS, Real Estate Agent, opposite the
Preble House. - -t
October 16, 1856. dit