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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE U. S. MARSHAL,
District OF 1haine, Portland, Oct. 9, 1867.
CEAIED PROPOSALS viii be received at this
- Office, No. II cfapps Block, Congress street. uu-
til THURSDAY, October n, 1861, at II O'Clock noon
Tor furnishing the " =. Courts with fuel Tor the year
ending October Is, 1865 fhe fuel required will be
the best quality of LEHIGH Coal STOVE SIZE, nell
screened and free from State oRd Dust ana To be de-
livered in such quantities and at such times anil
placesas the u s. Marshal for the District OF Maine
Proposals T., be endorsed proposals Cor Fuel for
IT, s. Courts" and addressed to the United States
Marshal for the District OF Maine.
WV AtA ffthfA CHARLES CLARK
ocl7dlOl u. s. Marshal for District of Maine
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~. =. nURaRss, Ame,ioncer.
Valuable Real Fst,ste mt Auction.

I'M WEDNESDAY, October 16tll at q O'Clock T.
~ NJ on the Premises, Washington Street, a two
sory house and land, No. 8, second house frosn On
and closets. Also the carpets on the floors House
finished in workmanlike manner with a eistern OF
soft water. Is desirable on account OF location tor
dwelling and store and ON one of the business
streets in the city, leadDg over Tukeys bridge into
the towns Of Westbrook, Falmouth and Cum rlend
Terms at Sale.
At private sale, house and land No IS Lincoln
Street. A two story house and Rand No, 20 Smith
Street. two story house and land No. 12O Wash
ington Street. oe9dtd
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yaI,,oble Real Estate Sale.

Dy Virtue OF a license flom the Hon. Judge OF
ID Probate Tor Cumberland County, shall sell, at
Public Auction, on Tuesday, November 18th, next,
at II O'Clock A. NJ. The premises, the valuable lot
Of land on tho north Congress and Franklin
Streets belonging to the estate OF late Charles H.
Beckett, extending 1o6 feet ON Congress Street, and
containing about 5000 square feet, subject TO mort
cages of 81 800 and interest.
Also, same day at o'clock P. NJ. at Private Sale
at the Assessors Office, Market Hail. lot OF land on
Vaughan Street, belonging to said estate, being 100
teet on Vaughan Street, with depth OF about 145
feet, subject, in common with the adjoining lot cor
OF Vaughan and Pine Streets, to mortgages OF g.
$50. and interest. ft
s. ID BECKETT, Administrator.
F.O. BAILEY, Auctioneer. Oct, II, 1867.
October IL. e0dtd ltt-
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$4,000!

w In. buy genieel three story brick honsc, sit
w uated In the western part of the city. 6as
and water and all m odern convenience. TIE prop
erty rents for $500.
A splendid lot Of land on North Street, ~ good
neighborhood and commanding spiehdld view OF
the city and country Can lie bought Tor twenty
cents per square foot. =, N p,v,. Q, ~ -
Apply TO .., I" NJ ~ ! no. ~ ~ p ~"
aharl
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 10.
From Richmond.

RICHMOND, Oct. r.
Gen Imboden, whoiapplied for registration
under the last Amnesty proclamation of the
President, upon taking the oath to support
the Constitution, intends to test the validity of
the reconstruction acts and the legal effects of
the amnesty proclamation. He will apply to
the U. 5. District Court for mandamus to
compel the registering officers to register his
name If refused, he will appeal to the Su-
preme Court
RICHMOND Oct. 49,
The board of registration closed its books
last evening. During the last five days lS9
city.
- The African church has been refused the
hepubhcan mass nominating convention,
when Will therefore be held in Capitol Square
on monday Messrs. Hunnicutt and Under
nnminated = - N.e'Nt7".o'
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I'm WEDNESDAY, October 10th, at ~ O'Clock A.,
I on the premises, we shall offer for sale COOL
tive story wooden house. No. Cotton Street.
The house has one finish I'd room, slated roof and
good cellar with brick floor. The lot IL about 60 by
so ieet. l.a.E -#f H..f
Then we snail offer the tbroe lots next lelow the
above Each lot Is about 80 let on Cotton Street and
60 ieet deep
Terms third cash; balance payable In one and
two years, with interest secured BY mortgage.
Portland, October o, 1867. OclTdtd
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@ O M M. +; IsCIAL


The total value OF foreign exports from This mort
last week, amounted to S94 ,935.61 Included in The
shipments were C,702 sugar box Shocks 1858 shocks
and heads $50 cart hid Shocks 6s3 hoops, 4J6 70s
It lumber, 2O5, 500 shingles 1868 bbls -FOUR AZ Bbs
oat meal, go bush wheat, 600 bush malt, 422 bags
shorts 305 do potatoes 1000 cabbages 400 boxes
ring, cases paper blinds case stationery, bales
dry goods, leather cases SKIRTS q pkgs house,
hold effects, pkgs sundfies. .
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.

fINHE property Of the Yarmouth Paper Company,
Il situatedin Yarmouth twelve miles from Port
land by Grand Trunk or Kennebec & Portland
Railroad, is offered for sale. TT
The property consists of an excellent mill ptivi-
lego with plenty of wafer, Mill and Machinery com
plete for the manufacture Of 800 to 900 lbs paper
per day. together with StoIe House, Stable and
Stock House.
The whole is now under lease for five years at
good rent and will be sold subject to the lease.
Ii not sold at private sale previous TO Thursday
October 2ltl IL will then be offered at Public Auc-
iiop, on The premises, at o'elSck r. NJ, Oh that
day. lf t-A ~
The property can he examined at any time. Terms
81 900 at sale, and balance on delivery OF deed.
For further particulars address
A. L. LOkISG, Treasurer,
Ocfober8 did Yarmouth,
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Wanted.

d FEW Gentlemen boar ders, or a gentleman and
September 26. diff ti't-
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nisn.ters md Loss afLife.

SANDUsKY, Ohio, Oct. r.
The schooner Mary Elizabeth, loaded with
lumber, from Detroit for Buffalo, is reported
to have gone down six miles off Vermillion, at
IL o'clock last night. Six men and boy were
on board. The mate was saved. She was struck
by squall.
MILWAUKEE, Oct 49,
The barge Pacific. from Grand Haven for
Chicago, was struck by heavy gale when six
miles out, on Wednesday night, and dashed to
pieces on the shore. Three of the crew per-
ishel ..e. -.lst- ls''t
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Cincinnati saarLels.

CINCINNATI, Oct. IL.
Whiskey unchanged and held at SEC in bond, with
but little demand, chiefly for free; raw rected ir-
regular. Mess Pork dull at % co. Lard firm at 13Jc
MIN little demand. Bacon firm; stock small sales
and e iise for shoulders and IS a 1s3c for clear rib
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KINGSTON, Can, Oct II.
This morning the steamer Magnet of the
Royal Mail line, while running Gallops Rap
ids struck rock knocking a hole under her
forecaste She was run ashore. The steamer
Champion has been sent TO bring off her pas
sengers. Her cargo will probably be saved
without damage.
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Pennsyivanin Election.

New YORK, Oct ~.
The Herald's Philadelphia special. dated
midnight, states that forty nine counties are
heard from officially, which, with the Republi-
can estimate of majorites in the counties to
be heard from, give Sharswood majority of
2000 N
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WAITED.
Wantcd!
ksoar.lers Wanled

A FEW Gentlemen and gentl man and wife, can
a be accommodated at No. Milliken's Block,
Hampshire st. October IL. d2w*
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10 i.gss NEW YORK, Oct. 12--6 P. M.
Money easy and the demand is met at per cent,
with some exceptions at per cent. Discounts a
per cent. with little doing. Gold closed firm. Gov
erhments closed traction lower. Stocks active and
excited with general advance in prices at the close.
Balance IN the Sub Treasury $109, 000, 900.
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Flour has .au. SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 10.
Eo gu mas advanced to 80 per Dbl for superfine
tor Cbicaao snr wheat is firm 80 az IS per bush
Eastern Butter 3isc, Legal Tenders for commer-
cial purposes are fixed at 10. ~ S''"''o
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HAVING just returned from New York, we are
IL prepared to show our Former Patrons, AMI the
Public, a desirable stock of Millinery and Fancy
Goods. Consisting of all the Latest French Styles ;
which we offer at low ptic $.
M sses. WORTH & MAXWELL,
No. So Free Street.
September %, 1867. sept30 d2w
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- In this edition these iavorite works are now
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1.-THE SUNNysIDE EDITION is now published
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volume, or in half calf, 81 per volume
N. B.-The attention OF the Trade is specially in
vited to these several editions. Enterprisng Book
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New York Ite,ns.

-, New YORK, Oct 12
The report that a counterfeit $4,000 Treasu-
ny note had been detected by Jay Cooke is de
MED. No counterfeits other than the $4,000
second series have been seen.
Among the passengers by the steamer CO.
lunbia, which sailed to-day Tor Havana, were
MIR. Otterburg and family.
) Capt. Wilson, of the brig Ottawa, fell dead
last night at the Pearl Street House.
The Liquor Dealers Association last evening
voted to support only those candidates at the
coming election who supported their in
terests.
Z The buoy on Thugs Point is fifty yards
west OF its proper place. Three vessels have
been ashore this week in consequence
Aaron Meyers, who last March robbed Ra
phael Brown of Brooklyn of $1,000 ana de-
camped to California, was arrested there and
brought back and this morning convicted.
NEW YORK, Oct 10.
The registration of voters for the November.
election begins here on Monday ss
Seven large American flags, captured on
board the rebel pirate Shenandoah, weregsold
at auction here Yesterday 'sNrA Yer y
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For Sale in Saen

FIRST CLASS two story house with lot, stuat-
n ed on Main Street, No. 167, next above the Con-
qegational Meeting House, in Saco Tie lohation
combines a'l the requisites to make one OF the
pleasant residences IN the city State. House near
ly new, containing nine finished rooms, hail in cen
tire, together with stable and Out-buildings. Lot
contains over 1000 feet OF land with garden and
iruit trees, onehaf milo from the railroad depot,
and three and One-half miles from Old Orchard
Beach, WIN be sold lOw1or cash. Inquire o.
JOHN q. PRO TER,
oet3d2w snE...r Middle ST., Portland.
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ST. LOUIS, Oct. T.
The steamer j. III. Lacy snagged and sunk
night before last, twenty-five miles above ST.
Joseph Loss not stated.
A difficulty occurred at Camerone Crossing
of the Santa Fe road between the escort and
the passengers of the stage coach in which
three men were killed and the sergeant in
command of the escort wounded The trouble
grew out Of the drunkenness and troublesome
conduct of the saroaop+
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New York yInr,rcss

'.ae&N&s2 NEW YORK. Oct H.
Cotton--rather more steady; sales $50 bales Mid
ding Upianils at 1Sc
tionr-recelpts 1852 bbls.; sales 230O0 bbls, in
cluding l5.OoD bbs. extra State Tor November and
oeceihDer al 10 coo 10 49, State and Western shade
t Dn anu more active; Superfine State at 10 a
n X, EAr uo ~ ~ - e 10 So; Choice do at 10 80 q
II W e 400; Supertine Western at 100 sO com
mon 70 good extra do 10 40 az IL co. choice do II 40 q
iSoo' southern firm sales GOO bbs.; common to
cnolce III 70 q IA O0 California irmer aud more ac-
1--WE; sales 16 500 sacks and bbls. at II o. a ID 81.
Wheat-mOre active and a sc BETTER closing with
the adv ance partly lost in consequence Of the further
material advance in freights 81 es 223, 600 BUSH;
q 24f; No. 8 do at 3s Amber Minnesota at Al !;
W hite Genessee at 90. f+ -,t- Afal
) Corn--2c better; sales 10000 BUSH; Mixed West
at 39l q 43 in store and aoat, closing duh at
81 Oafsl a lie better sales 1880 900 BUSH; Western
Beef-dill; sales 100 bbls; new plain mess IS 90 q
% 90; new extra mess % 90 "a 27 90.
POrk-heavy and lower; sales $3.50 bbls; mess at
% 30 a p 80, closing at % As cash. piime at
20 90 a. 20 50. "a es@a# wafS~ Va He@M
iard-heavy; sales 900 bbls. at II a 1iic.
Whiskey-Quiet. 1870
Rice-tull 81 81 f'reas
Sngars-dull sales 100 hhds. Muscovado at II! q
12Ic.
sCofee-quiet.
MOlasses-quiet
Naval Stores-quiet; Spirits Turpentne at 81 a
5Sc; Rosin 80 a s 90.
oils-dull; Lard, Sperm and Whale quiet. "a
petroleum-stcady; crude at 15tc; refined bonded
Tallow-quiet; sales 20, 900 Tbs at u 0O 12Ic.
Wool-scarcely 80 firm; sales $50 900 fbs at 43 "a
6oc for domestic fleece 36 q 42lc for pulled ~ "a sic
ior texas; n e9 soc for California and cape; and
MestiZa on private terms.
Freyhts to Liverpool decidedly firmer Wheat SAD
by safilng vessel and I'D by steamer
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s,o,. S3.7OOt

new one and one-half story house, ten rooms,
a water up stairs and down; arranged for two
tauilies good cellar, eistern, sc. Lot AZ by 105-
This property is situated in the western part OF the
city. l.
Apply to GEO. II. DAVIS & co,
Dealers in Real Estate, No Morton Block
n,t.l ,orr
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The Annual Meeting

OF the Female Orphan Asylum OF Portland, viii
~ be held at the house OF Mrs. j. +. McCobb, No.
40 Park Street, on Tuesday, the 10th insi., nc ihr
o'clock, 7. NJ. MARY Il. SIORER, See.
OctOber g. did
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Store and House to Let.

GTORE Near the corner of India and Middle Sts.,
~ to let, also tenement, suitable for Boarding
House. Apply to su
DC Oba- II d1Ws
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Ionse and Land at Auction.

nNTUESDAY, October 18Th, at O'Clock p. ~,
- shall sell the one aud one hal starry house No.
Eau, q Street. Sail house contains seven rooms,
IS; eoseis, cellar eisten, &c. Lot 10 by 62 I o.
hnI plprery is pleasantly situated in good ieh-
"' n ,nso,, ana valuable for occupancy.
octodid ~ "a HtnFY Auef
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Lot to Ieas.

. o,o>, AOe " Lease.
A at ~, o M; on Cross Street, 3oxs5 feet Fourth
o., IA ". ii. JERKS,
oc.oper z. uow Rea' Estate Agent.
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- COfAs
ROnOO BUSHELS Western Mixed Corn,
IN store and elev itor. For sale
ny .o,, BLAME, JONES & GAGE,
OCCouiW No Calf Rloek.
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III. New YORK Oct. II.
IIi nr rtnless special from Hays City, Smoky
now runrin ., the 18th inst, says the railroad is
been very quiet during the last fortnight. All
interest Is centered in the Indian neace con-
ference about to be held at Fort Larpe1 he'd
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~ PATTEN & CO., Auettoncers,
OFFICE IA EXCHANGE STREET.
Shells. &c, at Auction.

'lttl e: sing sale Of Shells, Shell Goods ami Fan
4 Wares, viii he continue Monday and Tuesd
afterno ms, October 1iih and 18th. al clock p, NJ
A fine collection OF Shells yet TO be sold.
Ortober IL dot
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A FEW Gentlemen, and gentleman and wife, can
lahdSt. October IL. d1ws
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Ohio Election.

New YORK, Oct 12
The Herald's Columbus, Ohio, special says
Hayes is elected by $500 majority Official re-
turns are not all in yet.
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MEMPHIS. Tenn, Oct. r.
The health officer of this city reports ninety
four deaths during the week ending noon to-
day, thirty-one of which were from yellow
lever The weather is very dry and cool with
slight frost last night.
CHARLESTON, Oct. 10,
Geu. CanEy and staff go to Columbus to-
morrow to Consider with Governors Orr and
Worth. The order for the election for a con-
vention will be he'd on General Canby's re-
turn.
Senior Romero and party have arrived and
are waiting the arrival of the U. S. steamer
Wilderness. l.f t.H .ifia4
1t is reported that a party of negroes last
night tore up the South Carolina Railroad at
Hopkins, near Columbus A train was thrown
from the track and the cars robbed.
" l.As MEMPHIS, Oct. IS.
The yellow fever was declared epidemic here
to-day at a council of physicians Forty-seyen
new cases were reported during the "A hours
ending at noon to-day. sree.s
There was slight frost this morning. The
weather is clear
SAVANNAH, Oct. 49,.
Maj. Anderson has issued proclamation
prohibiting torcl-hght professions, on the
ground that they would be likely to result in
riot and conflagration. I1
The Republican meeting advertised to meet
az O'Clock tomorrow afternoon and the torch
hight procession to take place in the evening,
have been indefinitely postponed.
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FIRST rate Cook will find h good and pleasant
a situation by applying Immediately at No. II
State Street. August 2S, 1867.
AuglS DIFF fe
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The new publications Of these works will be in
several forms of unusual elegance, and all in pro-
portion to moderate price for each, combining good
taste with economy The series will be issued in the
following order, punetuilly on the first ay OF ca :h
month until completed, beginning with October:
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Notice..

fINHE undersigned hereby gives notice that he 10
not member of the trim OF Cressey, Plummer
q Cole, and the of his after this date is
wholly without his consent. GEO. COLE.
October 8, 1e67. oct9i1ws
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M CHARLEsToN, $. c., Oct II.

WILMINGTON, N. O., Oct. H..
Cntton-dull at l6Ae. Spirits Turpentine quiet ut
63e Rosin very M sales at SO 30 for strained COM
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NIB ALANsON M. THOMEs
aamit'eo partner in our firm style saWe Cs
Il nei9re. , THOMES, SMARDON g. CO
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Guardians Sale.

WILL be sold at public auction, unlens ErsN%V-
the nj day Of November 1861, at the Post Ohlee,
Stevens Plains at o'clock NJ al the real estate
-; ~ 1soline Stowell, consisting Of " acres OF
% Ind AMI three other small parcels Of wood and
pasture lands DAvlD tofShEh, eushnIa"'
Westbrook, october 5, 1867. octId5W
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Annual Meeting!

OF the Portland Benevolent Society will he held
Vat the Office of Portland Five Cents Savings Bank,
OH Wednesday 10th instant at o'clock Y. NJ
Oetubcr 10, 1867. MARTIN GORE, See'y.
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BOARD for a gen leman and wife in quiet pri-
II vate family Address, stating terms, Be-,
octSdlw* 1, x. Y. z Portland r. o.
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A GENTS WANTED-$10 to $50 day. to intro
~ duce our new Patent STAR SHUTTLE SEW
ING MACHINE. Price $40. 1t uses two threads,
anu makes the genuine Lock STfrCH. All Other low
priced machines make the Chain Stitch. Exclusive
territory given. Send for Circular. W. G.. WILSON
& Co., MaasydctUrers, CLEVELAND, Ohio. aul3d:n
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4 YOUNG MAN desires situation; good refer
1Aenccs. Address Il. s. w, Rooms OF the Y. NJ. G.
Association. oc9dlw*
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80 CHARLEsToN, S. c., Oct H..
Cotton-has declined az &c; MiidIng uplands at
Ice; sales 1876 bales; receipts 632l bales
. - . '.i's . Do .i.la SAVANNAH, Ga, Oct. H..
Cotton-has declined and closed dull and beayy:
Middling uphnds at 16Ic; sales 35 bales; receipts
l15 bales; receipts for the week 1925 bales; exports
4743 bales; stock 4515 bales. r
AUGUSTA, Ca, Oct IL. 4
Cotton-dull and but little doing; sales 1863 bales;
Midtilings at IGc; receipts 746 bales. 1854
g - af.s.tt 4,..f. sssgftf MOBILE, Oct. H..
Cotton--saes 600 bales market irregular at 1854 a0
l6c Tor Mhllines receipts 1881 bales. Sales of the
week 1850 bales; receipts 1923 bales; exports lO49
bales; receipts to date 1926 bales; stock 1920
bales.
u 60 NEW ORLEANS, Oct. ~. r.
Cotton in scant supply; Low Middlings II % 17gc;
receipts 46 bales; exports 800 bales stock in port
% 1868 bales
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Groceries &C.. ut auction.

IN Tuesday, Oct Is, shall sell in Store 81 Clark
Teas, Tobacco, Cigars Specs, Coffee Sail, Saleratus
Cream Isrter. Soap, Pals, Brooms, Extrac 8,
Clothes Pins, Paper, En~ei0pes, &c.
Also the fixtures, Ice Chests, Blocks, Saws, Knives
Cleavers, Measures. Counter Scales, Stove, Ale
S ocisit ti'" i. o. BAILEY, AretiOneer.
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For Sale!

a LARGE Newfoundland Dog, two years Old,
n brother to the dog that pre- ented by the
Colony Of Newfoundland 10 IL. X. IL. the rIhce oi
Wales in 1861. For particulars apply to
GEORGE MCDONALD, -
80 Free Street OF No. Madison Street =
October 8. dlwE
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CONNER i---Fer Gable.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. t1--NOon,
The Cotton market opens steady at the decline re-
Middling upants SID; Middling Orleans a. The
1000 bales, of which 1900 bales for exporters
900 bales, of which 900 bales are American.
SO AAhF LIVERPOOL, Oct. LIP p. nj.
Cotton unchanged. There has been general adj
vance in the price of Brealstuffs, and the market is
excited the following the current quOtations:-
new Mixed Western Com 45s 3d. Oats 3s Sd; Peas
ass Cd; Bailey 5s Cd " bush.;. Provisions-Bacon
advanced to ass W cwt for Cumberland cut middles;
other articles unchanged. Produce-American Tai
low Sd higher and selling at i5s 81 " cwt other ar
tices unchanged.
aif LONDON Oct. lt-2P NJ
Sugar buOyant at 25s Cd Other artic es unchang-
ed.s e.ia -.'H 81 s3is l4l n
E LIVERPOOL. Oct. 11-Evenng
Cotton-The market closed quiet Breadstuffs-
The market closed strong and firm; Peas have turth-
or advanced TO 49s W quarter; other articles uncang-
ed. Provisions aud Produce markets unchanged
LONDON, Oct. 1l-Evenng
The Sugar market closed strong, active and un-
changed. Linseed Oils Unchanged
FRANKFORT, Oct 11--Evenng.
U. S 5-20s Tag.
LONDON Oct. 11-Evenng.
Consos closed at 944 for money
AMERICAN SECURIIIEs-- We are still without tel
egraphic advces from New York. United States
6-20s at ia; Illinois Central Railroad shares 49, Erie
shares 49,. r + {.s,.s.1tsJ. '..ll r
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Haxana Market.


m gu " HAVANA, Oct. u.
The Government has abolished the auction monop-
oily. Sugar-n0 sales Exchange unchanged Lard
SIG so. Beef--kegs 81; bbls. $50.
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For Sale.

A LEASE of Stable and its fixtures two very nice
N horses, ono new top buggy, and one Jenny Land
harness, &C. For terms, apply TO Ea
sep20dH A. M. Mex ENNEY.