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Cincinnati Markets.

WILMINGTON, N. c., Nov. "a
Crude turpentine at 90 for yellow Dip and 80 for
hard Spirits turpentine sales at &C az CSC. Tar 49,
Cotton at 800 q 31c for Middling uplands
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.azgg Pc f LAND
SAs0 & PORTSMOUTH R. R.

Commencing Monday, Nov. l3,h, 1860.
EE55Es5sEss=1 Passenger Trains leave Portland for
- Boston at $40 A. NJ, and 2.2O p. NJ
p. M. - ~ - '' anu SO"
=: a MECHANIc'sa d LABoREn's Train will Ieay1.
6iddelord daily, Sundays excepted, at 6 A NJ and
Saeo at OS, arriving in Portland at 64O
Returning, will leave Portland Tor Saco and Rid
deLord and Intermediate stations at $40 ?. NJ.
special freight train, with passenger car attach
ed, will leave Portland at 7.1O A. NJ for Saco and
Biddeford, and returning, leave Biddeiord at $50
Portland, Oct 90 1866. noIdtF
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50. Louis Market.

ST. LOUIS, No., Nov. "a
Flour nominal and unchanged, with small business
Wheat dull and lower.s Corn dull and closed &c
lower; Sales at go a 66c for old, and 81 for new
Oats dull and lower; sales at 40 az g. Provisions
dull and lower; mess pork at % 90. Lard dull at 13c
for choice tierces Whiskey dull and lower. Hogs
b 60 a. 625.
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. y. DC p. RaiIrO0d.

,o N o TIC e. ...t
FI,HE Express Trains betweo, t,,,.,,, a ~.
tom leaving Portland at 600 and Boston m 90 p
M VIII be discontinued after Saturday, the 18th INST
~ -on and after Monday, 18th, the Evening Train
stead Of 6.05 as now run. '' '','' "
r...,., o..r ,oc. L. CHASE, Supt.
TOFLlhHut OCt D. 1000. Oc1DiU
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New Orleans Markets.

CHARLESTON, s. c., Nov. "a.
Cotton advanced q &c; sales i6O bales Of Mid
ding Uplands at 81 q 32c. Stock light.
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For Sale

THE lot Of Land on the westerly corner OF Con-
gress and Pearl Sts, fronting on Congress- street
40 ut Ill ieet and Oh Pearl about 80 feet.
dPply to CHARLES +. BARRETT.
At Office Grand Trunk Railway Station
Portland, Aug. 8. 1866. aug9tf
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Sch Eben Brown, of Trenton, "a TONS built at
Thomaston in 1852, has been sold to parties in Rock
port for 9b5O
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IT from the Depot, nearly new neat Oottage
House. Barn and outbuildmgs, having all the conyen
fences anu i'll prime condition. Il is Situated near
grove and short distance from the County read.
Apply to 3. Z. STEVENS
Gnrham ,July IL - - - AsANo'
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REAL ESTATE.
PATTERSON & CHADBOURNE.
DEALERS IN
"A REAL ESTATE.
Morton Block, Next Above the Prsble

FI House!
4 FFEh for sale two and a 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 conyeniences.-
balance in two years. This is most desirable bar,
city. ~ 80 = = '''e
Also, two two and a half story houses on Wilmot
and Franklin Streets, eighteen and nineteen rooms
each. Both arranged for two families Price $1,000
each. Terps only $1,000 down; balaIance in four
Houses on State, Danforth, Lewis, Brown, Cumber-
land, Oxford, Middle and other streets. at prices
ranging from 81 800 to $3.50
November "a. DIV
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Houses for Sale Low.

GEVERAL desirable, medium sized dwelling
- Houses will be sold at low prices and on very
favorable terms If applied for Immediately This
property is situated Congress street and Congress
Place-nO better location in this cityand adjoins ST.
Lukes Church lot, and will be sold in lots to suit
purchasers Inquire of WISWELL & REED, No.
800 Congress, entrance on Oak street, up stairs
nOy16dtf
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First Class Houses for Sale

w offer for sale the eight first class brick houses
- recently built by us, situated on Pine StreeS
between Clark and Carleton Streets.
These houses are thoroughly built with slate roofs
nr1ck drains, ana marble mantelpieces throughout
They Will De sold at a low price, and on very fvora-
BILE terms. Apply at our Office No. ga Danf5rth ST.
81 .e.o - j. Is. BROWN & SONS.
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Valuable BqsJIZissg Lot
NEAR THE
s8 New Park, for Sale.

TIE SaUede2sOOTOiO1 CNaS7'ch Lot,
fNoNTAINING about L, 600 square feet, on Con-
~ gross Street, just above Hampshire Street, is Of
fored for sale.
rare opportunity is here offered TO any one wish
ing to build in the vicinity of the Park. :
Apply 10 either OF the Committee
d. Il. FERNALD,
DAVID TUCKER,
j. P. BAXTER,
Or WIN. II. JERRIS Real Estate Broker al Rail-
road Office under Lancaster Hall.
August 25 1896. ltf
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NOTICE. Will sell ON favorable terms as to
~ payment or let for term of years, the lots on
the corner OF Middle and Franklin streets, and ON
Franklin street, including the corner Of Franklin and
Fore streets. Apply to VIM. HILLLARD, Bangor,
or SMITH q REED Attorneys, Portland. jy12tt
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Augusta Cotton Market


AUGUSTA, Co., Nov "A.
Cotton firm; sales of 1926 bales; Middling uplands
at 81 a SIC.
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NEW ORLEANS, Nov. "a.
Cotton active and hither; sales to-day were 1900
bales. Low Mddling at &c. Receidts 5000 bales.
Sugars lower; fair at Zoe. Moasses lower; superb
or at 40c; prime at &c. Freights unchanged.
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Lot for sale.

NE OF the best building lots in the city, situated
on the north side OF Deering Street adjoining the
resluence OF Gen. j. d. Fessenden. This lot is SIXTY
two feet front ON Deering Street, extends back one
hundred feet and is bounded on the east side by a
street fifty feet In width, making IT corner lot and
very deslrabio- -~g.. s. Il. HERSEY,
= 50 - a e No. 4 Gait Block, Com. Street.
Oct II dtf
ENOR sale. 4 hree story brick house on Danforlh
Street. The house Is nearly new and in i,ne or
der. Immediate possession given.
1uilotf r.f ur w. G.. CHADROuRNE
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Statements from Patients.

"Your Prescription saved my daughters life, and
has saved me hundreds OF dollars. REV. L. HUM
PHREYs. Render N. Y.
1--WE bless 9ud tor the benefit we have received
from your Prepared Prescrip ion."-REv. p. Pierre
GRIN, Blosseburg. Penn.
FsEvery one to whom have recommended has
been benefited much by its use."-REv. c. d. JONES
Racine, Wis. 1
BIBLE HOUSE, AsToR PLACE, N. YIN the early
part Of February, 1866, was suffering from a violent
cough, tor which had been treated, during the six
months previous without any benefit. had Might
Saoeass which completely Frustrated me, In the
evening, hearseness would come on, which would
prevent me from speaking above a whisper ] had
then had two attacks hemorrhage from the Luugs.
My family physician assured me he could do more
tor me, yet was growing ratidly worse. and had
been compelled to leave business for nearly two
lnont's. All my symptoms icated enthusiastically
the presen e of CONS In the be inning
OF February Mr. HENRY FISHER Treasurer Of tho
american Bible Society, presented me with bottle
OF the Prepared Prescription; In a few days my
appetite which had entirely lost, returned; within
week my cough almost left m and in less than
two weeks the Nsghi Sscea,s were broken up.
ThencelorwardI regained strength rapidly, and am
regularly at ending to my duties as clerk 10 the
AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY, in whose employ
Rood hee aSw sps
~ 10y ' N''p'' THos. J coNGER.
81 have had NERVOUS OR SPAsMoDIC ASTHMA,
Tor eleven years. During the last six years | have
never had an uninterrupted nights rest. 1t often
seemed to me that would die before could get air
into my lungs was ha gard and spiritles1, and
SUIT red so greatly from shortness OF breath that
compelled to take frequent rests in walking from
my residence 10 my place OF business. s .5-s
1.-The night before l obtained the PREPARED
PRESCRIPTION was the worst ever passed. On
obtaining the remedy, took teaspoonful at noon
and again at night, and slept all night without walk
ing. 1 have NOT HAD A BROKEN NIGHTS REST
SINCE. y no longer look
'haggard, have gained in strength and spirits and
not at ali afflicted with ssh rtness of breath. 1
shall be glad to have any afflicted with Asthma
call and see me.
"EZRA c. DANGDONh
= No. 33i Fourth. ST., N. Y.
TIE PREPARED PRESCRIPTION is put ND
in 81 BOTTLE and is sold by W. f. PHILLIPs Pot
land, Wholesale Agent Sold at Retail by every
may be al res sed to the sole Proprietors OSCAR a.
MOSES & CO., q CoRTLANDT STREET, N Y,
Consultation Free. Circulars cJntai., ing PARTICU-
sent free by mail. - b.,
June Is cod & cow
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House Lots on India St.. for sale.
Valuable Hotel Property for sale.

HE Oxford House, pleasantly situated in the vii
iage OF Fryeburg, Oxford county, Maine is Of
fered for sale at a bargain, il applied ior soon.
The House is Large, in good repair with furniture
ana nXtures throughout, together with all necessary
outbuildings.
For full particulars inquire OF
HORATIO BOOrHBY,
Proprietor
bryebuFg, Sep. 20, 1866. - s5sll 81. l- off
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SPECIAL NOTICE

New England Mutual Life Tns. Co.,
of Boston, Mass being the Oldest purely Mutual Life
to work in the different cities and villages throughout
the State. None need apply unless good reference
can be give The Co. is % years old and has paid in
es by death 1t has now a wel-invested accumulated
Capital Of over $4o00o0o 90. The Co. formerly made
dend win be made up in Nov. 1866, and annually
thereafter, and available year from date of Poll.
ey. Applications for local Agencies will be made to
nozldSm Biddeford, Me.
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Il For sale.
M ACRES pasturage and woodland in West
III brook. =
Lot OF land on Poplar street.
House and land on Washing on street
House and lot on Brown street.
House and lot on st Lawrence street.
DARIUS Ii INGRAHAM,
lis Federal St.,
or W Il. JERKS, Real Estate Agent, under Lancas-
ter HAIL Oc22-df q
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For Sale.

So The new FRENCH COTTAGE, md abont
t1, seven acres of land situated oil tho Cape COT
ILL tagc road, in Cape elizabeth The hons, con-
tains fourteen rooms. The view is uirsurIrlss,d
Enquire Of W. n. STEPHENSON,
aug.5-dlf Scconl National Eank.
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CharIeston DUar,se,.

SAVANNAH, Ca, Nov. "A.
Cotton-irregular. Sales Of Middling Oplands al
81 "a 32c
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THE MARKETS.
TELEaRAPHro REPORTS.
Financial.

NEW YORK, Nov. "a.
The Commercial says affairs in Wall Street are
hecom;nS settled There is a decided gain of conf
dence and the panic will probably blow over Money
is per cent stock credentials, and per cent on
are strong the fall in prices having brought out large
orders from the interior.
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MARIN l. n EWS


PORT OF PORT LAND.
saturday, November "a,
ARRIVED.
Sch Thos Dickson. lBrl Macomber, Windsor, Ms.
Sch Noel, sri MAJ steri, Windsor, Ms.
Sch Chil0e, Hutchinson, Salem.
sch sassn Scnter, Ramglel ltO ton.
sch sailor boy. StTout. Millbridge,
Sch Comet, Howe, Bath.
hch AibatroaH, Crockett, Backsport.
Sch Uuea, Hsorndike. Rockland.
sch Ida Aoiton. Winchenbach. WaldoborO
sen Lady Ellen. Conley, Mald0boro.
Stn fnleltne. farnhaIn, Damariseotta
Sch Ellaaral, Seiders Damariscotta
sen EhLaoeth, Muir b, Ellsworth Tor Danvcrs
sen |1s'eitahe' cunningham, Belfast for Boston,
CLEARED
Fox.
Brig Sarah, fBrl Hundey. Halfax-J Porteous
Sch Bow DIN, Randall, Wilmington ID KNIGHT
Sch Julia Decker, Dunton, New York II I
Lobby.
Sch Belle (Br) Ingalls,, Grand Menan, NIB.
Sch Sterling, tBrl Proctor, Wndsar, Ms.
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Only IA cents per Fool!
ININELY located Lots on the Eastern Promenade
IL in Lots TO suit purchasers.
Also line Lots on Congress between High and STATE
Streets aud on Deerng street. III Lots to suit purclas
,rs. Applyto
w. HI. } ER RlS, Real Estate A uc.,.
ca2 At Railroad onicc opposite Preb,c Uouse
augIB-dtf - O''~'
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Farm for Sale.

1 WILL sell my iirln near Aliens Corner West
brook, about three miles from Portland one mic
nom horse cars, aud Westbruok Seminary.
slid Iarm contains about 100 acres, part of it very
yluaole ior uagc ana part OF ii for building lots.
Thcre IS good house, two large barus, and ouElous-
cs ON the premises. 1t will be sold together or IN lots
to suit purchasers CYRUS THURIDW
sep11-dtt IC5 COMMERCIAL II
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DICK HOUseS IOT SAFE On Spring ST.
'HREE story brick dwelling Houses, with over
5000 feet Of land pleasantly located. Price rea-
sonable. Terms liberal. Inquire of
JOHN @. Proctor,
nOVlSu3W Middle street
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NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.
List of Letters ytnc,a;n,aa

IT., the POST OFFICE AT PORTLAND, Maine, on
l. the 24th day of November. 1866
LADIEs' LIST
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Valuable Real Estate on Elm st.
.Ol EOR NIL IL.

A PORTION oil the ''DAY" Estate ON Elm Street,
A comprising over 5000 loot OF land, together
with Brick Houses, stable &c. This property is To-
catc on Lin ami Cumberland streets all stlscepl ble
OF Improvement, and has fiont on Elm street o. zs2
feet.
The above property is offered for sale either in por-
tons on collectively, ON liberal terms. Apply TO
aug.0-tf JOHN c. PROCTOR.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.


wAsHryGToS, January 10. -SRSArg. Mr..
Doolittle presented the credentials of William
Marvin. Senator elect from Florida, and bore
testimony to his loyalty and integrity, saying
that he was willing at this IN that he
should be sworn in. They were ordered to be
laid upon the table.
Mr.. Hendricks made 4 speech in opposition
to the bill for enlarging the powers of the
Fraedmen's Bureau, denying the right of Con-
gress to provide homes for the freedmen, and
also the validity of the titles to the land given
TO the negroes by General Sherman under
orders issued Mt Savannah last winter.
Mr.. Trumbull defended the bill, and the
question being taken on an amendment
making valid for three years instead of for
ever, as in the original bill, the titles given to
the negroes by General Sherman last winter,
it was adopted.
HorsB.-Mr. Deming, of Connecticut, made
a speech maintaining that the Government has
the right to treat the Southern States as con-
quered rebels. He said the loyalty there was
of little value, the submission of the people
being from necessity. He mentioned a series
of guarant ees which ought 10 be eXacted
before they shall be allowed representation,
including the perfect equality of the blacks
before the law with the whites.
Mr.. Smith, of Kentucky, (RepublicanJ
endorsed the Presidents restoration policy d;
denied that the Southern States were out of the
Union, and claimed, now that they were ODE
dent to the law, that they ought to be repre-
scented. Adjourned until Monday.
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LATEST NEWS BY NAIL.
Correspondence of the Baltimore Sum-
Passage of the Negro Suffrage Bill-Enthu.
SiaSm in the House.

WASHINGTON. January ls.-The House gale.
rirs were dcuscly crowded during the session
today, and owing to the pressure many per
sons were unable to gain admission. The
yolored population were there in large numbers
very Que, both white aud black, taking great
interest III the discussion OF the subject of the
extension Of the elective franchise in the Dis
trIct Of Columbia. The vote on the passage OF
the bill was much larger even than its most san
CuIne friends anticipated, and when the result
vas announced, the applause on the floor and
IN the galleries was almost deafcning.
The following is a copy Of the bill as il passed
the House. II has yet TO pass the Senate:
- Be IL snucted By tee Se,tHte and House IF Repre-
SsqtEtireS II The Tnitei StuteS If america ia Con-
grsSs assembled, That from all laws and parts
of laws prescribing the qualifications of cleo
uors for any Office in the District OF Columbia,
the word &" white" be, and the same is hereby,
stricken ont, and that from and after the pae-
sag" OF this act No person shall b" disqualified
from voting 1T any election held i'll the said
District on account of color.
Aud be IL ftrhrF tn0ctt3, That all acts OF
Congress and all laws of the State of Mary
land in force in said District, and all ordi-
nauccs Of the cities of Washington and George
;own, inconsistent with the provisions of this
net, are hereby repealed and annulled.'
Not half a dozen Republicans voted to-day
in the House against straight-out negro suf-
trage. The indications. however, are very
favorable to Il defeat of the measure In the
senate. though the Republican leaders urge
that an example for the whole country-North
aud South-should be made here.
have not Il shadow of doubt that the Presl-
dent Viii veto amy general suffrage bill, II he
does MOI 4 qualified one, even. Many repre-
hut they are afraid Of the violent Radicals At
lt9,Ds
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An ACCOMPLISHED SwINDLER CAUGHT y
LONG CHASE, But 4 SUCCESSFUL O~SE.-Offlcers
Starkic, Pickett and others have for 4 long
time been on the track of a most accomplished
thief and swindler, who has been operating III
this region for some time, but who, up 10 day
before YESTERDAY, succeeded in escaping Jus
tice. The real name of the man was George
w. Hide, and he was for q time Ill the mploy
ment of the Government ut this place. He is
of good address, and is about tWenty-four
years of age, and originally from Wisconsin:
While in the employ OF the Government ne
was suspected of stealing, and finally dis
charged and in October last he went 10 the
livery stable of Messrs. Sligo 4 Center and
told them that hc wanted the best horse and
buggy they had, and they furnished him with
Il complete rig, in which he drove off, but never
returned till brought back yesterday by the
officers.
Immediately after his departure informa-
ton was lodged ut the police headquarters,
and officer Pickett has been "workinG y the
matter up since that time; but ii was only 4
few DAYS since that he heard of the where
abouts of the villain, and, in company with
Starkie and Others, he started i'll pursuit, and
found him at Shclbyville, Tennessee, where
he arrested him and brought him 10 this city,
where he will be tried. His preliminary
examination will take place before Esquire
Patterson.
For some weeks before Hide succeeded III
securing the horse and buggy in question h"
had been clerking for Mr.. :. d.. Reynolds, and
when he went TO the stable he gave his name
as George Reynolds.
We are further informed that he succeeded,
during his stay here, i'll getting other rigs
in the same way, which he disposed of, and
put the money III his pockct.-AHShu,He t"i0t.
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IRON AND BRASS FoUNDRIEs.
.rETpopoITTAN WORKS

METROPOLITAN WORKS,
wi CORNER OF SEVENTH AND CANAL STREETS.
Having supplied ourselves with the necessary
patterns, we are prepared to execute, IL sno'' NO.
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF CASTINGS, BRASS
IRON tk5iNTs, FOR STORES AND WARE
GAsTISGsF FOR RAILROADS, all kinds
CASTINGS FOR MILLS AND MACHINERY
WAGON AxLEs COMPLETE, WITH BOXES;
SASH WEIGHTS, CRATE BARS, &C, &c.
Patch patch sA~TfsFAcT ONO" StiA IRA TEE Sa''k a''-
We would cal particular attention to oar fssili;
PR s ! nf FIATTENfSSGs S MIL IfsggasH5 e. having TGsA done
a considerable quantity Of this description Of work
"A AZ " T TEHssH' anna aRd e o'ssr Siid ssst =su lS ? tas
N inTbuq angie sn Bl ocRs' w Ssass re compete WIN
wrought Iron and Wooden TRUCKS, for Rail-
roads, fitted up complete, with Wheels and Axies,
Having erected a commodious Smith Shop, we
are prepared to do BLACKSMlTHs, WORK Of All
t k5nf pxse ilhiffnss,RWs a mh1ssn &C. ."'
In addition to the above, we are prepared, In onr
SISaE fb Or t HS3 sszh Saf Bn7s;b s NJ bo Sass,
'f For the et quality Of the fssf ffR5Ss and BRASS WORK
leave to refer to the officers Of the James River and
kanawha Canal, as well as the superintendents
Engineers and Master Machinists OF the several
Railroads leading from this city also TO Major Z.
T. D. Myers, Engineer Richmond, fredericksburg
and Potomac and Richmond and Petersburg Rail-
roads, and A. l.. Maxwell, Esq, Bridge Builder,
Macon, Ga, for whom we have executed large
orders.
The SASH and BLIND department of our business
Is under the control and exclusive management OF
Mr.. J.J. MONTAGUE, a gentleman of long practi-
cal experience in wood work of every description
and, Judging the future by the past, we feel assured
that our friends will be more than gratihed with
any work executed under his superintendence.
Orders solicited. TANNER 4 EHBETS.-
Highest cash prices paid for OLD RON BRASS,
OPPER &c. Tia l9-ts1 T.. &E.
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From Mexico,

WAsHtXGroS, January 1.-THE HeralfS
Mexican dispatches report the arrival of the
French Admiral Didelot to confer with Mar
shall Bazaine in relation to France, Mexico and
the United States. 1t is rumored that he will
be followed by q large squadron, the object of
which is variously stated.
Toulace, the ancient capital of the empire,
has been taken by the Liberals. All of the
Imperial troops ut the capital were sent to
retake the city. BaZaine commands in person.
1t is reported that the Liberals have cap
tured the silver mines at Paucharla and Real
del Monte.
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Thu London Pail Mall gazette says that IN Il
case recently tried before the Judge ordinary,
a wife gave evidence that her husband put her
int an omnibus on the 10Th OF October, 1909,
saving that he " should be home 10 dinner,
and that he has not yet returned. This Is ike
n hin of dialogue that occurs In n novel now In
course of publication in q French paper
" Where is your husband ~ asks a gentleman.
!" He went out 10 buy a cigar, replies lne
wears. "He il quite right" remarks the
xentlemsn, phiiosophicaliy, "hs wants to
choose . rood one"
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TOR SALE, THAT VERY DESIRA-
L L FARM, CALLED BARREN POINT, IN
GLOUCESTER COUNTY, CONTAINING FOUR
on YORK RIVER, ABOUT THREE MILES ABOVE
CA~PPAHOOSIC FERRY. The cleared land is
divided into three fields OF abont seventy five acres
each, with good fences and suficiency Of wood and
rail timber. All the buildings are IN perfect order
and nearly new. The dwelling has eight good
large rooms, beside garrett aud basement rooms.
seer's, negro houses and stable, Also, an oyster
house, and az fine an oyster planting ground ~ any
on York river. The soil is excellent and produces
largely. The situation Is fine, being In full view
of the river. Ii il convenient TO church, schools
and mill. There Is a good we'll OF water IN the
ward, and il Ii a good stand for a store. Price,
kI2 900. w. b. ROBINS,
Ia la-2awts Real Estate Agent.