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Monday Morning, Sept mber %, 1867.
EUROPE.
NEWS nv THE Gaelic,

" DUBLIN, Sept. 90
Capt. Osborne, one of the Fenian prisoners,
made his escape from the Jail in Clohmel last
night. He had not been recaptured up to noon
to-day, though the jail guards started immedi-
ately in pursuit. The police are searching for
him in every part Of the surrounding country
where it is supposed he is still concealed.
LONDON, Sept. 90.
The preparations OF the party Of action in
Italy for revolutionary movement on Rome
are about completed, and it is rumored here
that Sunday next has been fixed upon by Gar
ioaldi as the day upon which the attempt is to
be made.
Count Bismarck recently addressed circu-
Lar to the diplomatic representatives of Prus-
STA in regard to the conference of the Emperors
Napoleon and Francis Joseph at Salzburg-
The document has just been published, and is
the principal subject of editorial discussion in
English and continental newspapers Mr.. Bis
mark says Prussia is willing to accent the rem
RESERVATIONS made by France that the confer
ence at Salzburg should be regarded as a
piedse OF peace. he also makes many alIu-
SONS 10 union 81 the German States. The
London Journals comment fayorably upon this
note, regarding it as pacific in tone and tran
quiizng III its tendency The French press,
Wnile they seem disposed to find little fault
wl.n "nab bismarck says, denounce the circu-
lar, because in all its references to German
unlty At completely ignores the treaty of Prague
and omIts all allusion to the obligations under
winch Prussia rests to fulfil the stipulations of
ehsiu cotupdcU .9-.It r4..--|
9stHe PARIS, Sept. 20.
AS the day for the annual statement OF the
account of the Credit Mobiler approaches
much disquietude is apparent, in Bourse oper-
ations. The Credit Mobilier exercises pow
erful influence upon monetary affairs in
France.
30 eila MANCHESTER, Sept. 20
Everything is quiet. The rioters appear to
be satisfied with their success. and there have
been no more disturbances. No traces of the
rescued prisoners, Kelly and Deary have been
discovered, and it is thought they have by this
time succeeded in making their escape from
the city. The name of the policeman Killed by
the mob was Brett Arrests continue TO be
made of persons who took part in the riot
Among those already in custody are two men
named William Allen and Michael Larken,
who appear TO have been the ringleaders in the
onslaught on the police. They are charged
with numbering policeman Brett, and will be
examined as soon as the excitement has sub
sided.
LONDON, Sept 20-Evening
dispatch from Bradford reports that KEEL
ley and Deary were seen in that city this after
noon, but the police, though Immediately on
the alert failed to arrest them, and they have
again disappeared. Il N gs..,.. :
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From Mexico. bn

pa s. NEW YORK, Sept. %.
The special correspondence of the Herald
from Monterey to Aug. 21st and Mier 23d,
states that the yellow fever has broken out in
the vicinity of Matamoras. A strict quaran-
tine is established at Brownsville ON all YES
sells arriving from Galveston hssatlEs. ~
Great preparations were making for the re-
ception of Escobedo in Monterey.
A letter of Juarez is published, withdrawing
his declination of the nomination for the
Presidency, and consenting to become a cam
didate at the request of Gen. Diaz, and ex-
pressing high esteem for the United States
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New Work Items.

~, NEW YORK, Sept. q.
The steamers Rising Star, Tor Aspinwali. Cal
edonia, Cambria, Europe, City of London, Hell
vetia and Malta, for Europe sailed to-day.
A coal barge sunk at her pier this morning
-Four lives We're lost. .,.- :
Three men, after eating all they wanted in
Schafier's grocery, at Williamsburg, yesterday,
nearly killed him with a cleaver by way OF re-
Enumeration. ff5f Ess-.7s1.-5 5as7l.
The steamer Herald, from Rondout, with
several sIoops and lighters, are to-day dscharg
ing the cargo of steamer Dean Richmond, and
as much of the furniture and bedding as can
be saved. .e1irl' 50
A California crew have challenged the Ward
n; y, of Newburg, to boat race for $500
Ia GOLDFISH 500 20 be. allowed to either crew for
SSApenses, according to the place decided upon,
accepted. = - =.
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Political Csnventiens IN IxeAsas.

n. a 81. IOUlE, DepG. z,
The Democracy Of Kansas held Conven-
ton in Leayenworth last week and adopted
platform, and made preparations for meeting
the radicals on the stump and prosecuting a
vigorous campaign against negro suffrage. Ii
is claimed that the Republican party is much
split on the question of female suffrage. tenn
perance and Sunday laws. The Germans will
hold Convention at Topeka on the 2Sth to
consider the last question. and the State Tenn
perance Society viii meet at Leavenworth this
week for the alleged purpose Of looking after
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Dissolution.

Dissolution.
FbNuE firm of GaUbert & Keazer is this day dis
L solved by mufual consent, james keazer sc l.
frrs of the late firm will be settled by either part
u. ID. ia UBERI,
sep12d1m 51f JAS. KEAZEk. 10
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New Orleans Markets.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 21.
Coton-dull and irregular; sales 30 bales Aiddling
nominal at 21tc; receipts 224 bales; exports 1888
bales. Sugar-0ny retail business doing. Molasses
no Louisiana in the market; Cuba held at IS.
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go lot

WITH Board, one pleasant front chamber suita-
w BILE for gentleman and wife, at No 4, Locust
st. Also room for one single gentleman.
September 10, 1857. d1w%
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Washington Correspondence.

NEW YORK, Sept 81.
The Times special says Gen. Grant is receiv-
ing letters commendatory, while others advise
him to be careful who he admits to his pres
ence. One, advises him to keep away from
theatres.
Gems. Sickles, Hancock and Sheridan dined
last evening with James l.. Brady
Gov. Orr OF South Carolina has written q
letter to Gen. Sickles regrettng his removal,
stating that South Carolina would not have
raised crop this year had it not been for or
der No. 10. tt-o- .-e a'aflAHsaldh
Gov. Chamberlain of Maine is urging set
tlement of the war claims of his State in per-
son. fi rye --aiai'-
The Heralds special says that Gen. Sickles,
at an interview with Gen. Grant demanded a
court of inquiry. and if not granted he would
probably resign. gts F3fE.0af
AS has been stated, the best part of the COM
munity of South Carolina petitioned General
Candy to continue order No. 10 in force.
Gen. Hancock has been granted till the 18th
of October to report at New Orleans.
The Tribune's Washington special says that
Government has never been applied to as me-
diator in behalf of the Cretans.
A letter from Juarez states that it is under
stood that peace will be secured to Mexico, as
the elements of discord have all disappeared
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FALL RIVER, Mass, Sept. 81.
The Mount Hope iron works, at Somerset.
Mass, were totally destroyed by fire at O o'clock
this morning The fire was the work of an in
eendiary. Loss $4,000; insured $4,000.
ST. PIERRE, MIQUELoN, Sept II.
A terrible fire broke out last night and the
flames spread with such rapidly that 200
houses were destroyed with nearly all their
contents. No lives were lost. The telegraph
office was burned. Everything is being Gone
to afford relief to the sufferers. FNE
- 8 gre HARTFORD, Sept. 81.
The freight depot of the Hartford & New
York Steamboat Company, in this city, was
burned this noon, with large amount of
FREIGHT. Loss over 100000 Building was IN
sur ed tor $4,000. 1t cost $4,000 The steam
eT City of Hartford was living at her dock foot
OF State street and was badly scorched, but
was saved by being towed into the stream.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Sept q.
Advices from. Arizona to the 7th have been
received.
The Legislature met at Prescott on the 4th
and organized ON the 9Th. 1t will ask to have
the territory made military district and ior
larger force of troops. 'st
Two hundred Arripa and Apache Indians
had arrived at camp Grant, protesting desire
for peace.
The mail carriages had been greatly inter-
rupted by the Indians. ra az
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Deci.iep Il q I.., 5. AN. suit.

slriuu ..i4 b.s s,.s..,s ,SAco, Sept. 81.
! In the United States Supreme Court the
great patent suit brought against the principal
cotton manufacturing companies of New Eng
land tby Woodman 81 Shaw, owners oil the
which was referred by consent Of the parties,
has been decided in favor of the compliments,
thereby fully sustaining the w Goldman patents.
This decision, which is final, is one of the most
important ever given in the country, the pa
twelve years and immense interests being in
yolyed it- i a
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CincinuntiMnrke,s.

CINCINNATI, Sept. /.
Whiskey dull and dropping; sales at SAC. Provis-
ions-Mess Pork "a co. with light demand; there is
an improved demand for Bacon and Bulk Meats;
sell at 12 a. 144c for bulk; shoulders sides 145 "a
14Ic and 14 for bacon shoulders 163 "a tic for clear
rib sides, and 17 17a a 1sc for clear do closing with
sales Of consequence at these rates, those holding
stocks not anxious to sell; Lard held at 49,, 500
tierces bought for l3c there is some local specula
tive demand.
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By Cuban Gable.

HAVANA, Sept 90
Jamaica advices of the 18th state that the
small pox has appeared in Montego Bay. Com
meree is stagnant. M
The Governor of Jamaica has authorized the
building Of a railroad branch from Spanish
Town to Old Harbor
The weather is good and crops promising.
reports from Hayti state that there had
been some trouble in the capital, but the par
ticulars were not known
At the Custom Honse at Havana all entries
OF goods must be accompanied by minute ex-
act invoices. H4i rfa tP' 3Ht
New YORK, Sept 81.
Cuban cable specials to the Herald, dated
Havana 10th, state that the city of Havana has
secured loan in London. .t * s4aaT
The reported instruction in st. Domingo is
a canard of the Haytien authorities.
Port au Prince dates of the 9Th state that
another revolt was inevitable. Salnaye had
proposed 10 the Chambers order warning
foreigners to abstain from political expression.
Horrible restitution prevails, robberies are fire.
quent and business is paralyzed
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Girl wanted

A MAN to drive BREAD CART. Enquire at
~ $50 Congress st.
Sep ember 20. diff IRVING BLAKE.
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Havana market.

! b 5I7Tf7s 70 HAVANA, Sept. ~.
By a Custom House order just issued, all entries
OF goods at Havana must be accompanied by minute
and exact invoices. lssiits
Exchange on Paris steady; on United States cur
rency 25l "a 26 discount. Gold 81 premium. Sugar
firm at 81 reals. Potatoes 81. Onions7.
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III E- LONDON. Sept 20-Evening.
Consols closed at 81 1l-16 for money.
AMERICAN SEoURITIEs.-The following are The
closing quotations for American seeurities United
States 52Os better, closing at 73t; Illinois Central
shares II; Erie Railroad shares All .t.lt81 q
tcJJ FRANKFORT, Sept 2o--Evening
United States 5-2O's closed at 76S
LIVERPOOL. Sept. 20-Evening
Cotton unchanged; sales 10000 bales. The Man.
chester markets are buoyant. Breadstufs-The
market advanced closing strong; Corn4ls 81 for new
Mixed Western; Western California Wheat 13s Sd;
Barley IS Cd; Oats IS I'd; Peas AS. Provisions
fet unchanged. Produce-Tallow ASS GIL; other arti-
cles unchanged. tt - f-
'., r.. 7-- FRANKFORT, Sept. 20,
Petroleum 50 francs. 81
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From VaIparais O.

New YORK, Sept. %.
The Herald's VALPARAISO correspondence of
Aug 18th says hopes are entertained that
Spain will not renew the war, ana the army
has been reduced toa peace footing. The Chill
ian vessels OF the allied squadron were still in
Valparaiso nay and the Peruvian vessels at
Coquimbo.
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Sam Francisco nlarkct,
Wheat 2 05 "a 2

49, n SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 16.
Flour advanced zoe, making tie outside rates S. 70
@675. Wheat So 0O@ 2 20.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept IS.
Wheat 05 q 10 for shipping.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 81.
General trade is reviving and fairly active. Money
in fair demand; bank notes q II. Legal Tenders
20 a 701.
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W AN'EEn.

WITH n small capital in easy and very profit
wv able business. NJ com petition. r
Apply al 35i4 Congress st. sep20dlw*
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To Let.

WITH Board, suite OF rooms at No 30 Dan
w forth street. a
Sept 10. dit s.s
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MEDICAL ELECTRLCTTI
-ea DR.. W. Il. DEFINING, l
Medical Electrician

N~NS~N>NASsf'S0A A%+lS1Nt JI-lS1StIl
174 MIDDLE STREET, .oni
Nearly OPpcsise 'se Upi'ed Ssntes Hetr
M HERE he would respectfully announce to
Nv citizens Of Portland and vicinity, that he
permanently located in this city, During the tire
years we have been in this city, We have cured som
OF the worst forms Of disease in persons who hay
tried other forms OF treatment in vain, and curin
patients in short time that the question is often
asked, dc they stay cured? To answer this question
We will say that all that do not stay cured, we
doctor the second time without charge.
Or. D. has been practical Electrician for twenty
years, and IS also regular graduated physician
electricity is perfectly adopted 20 chronic diseases
the form OF nervous or sick headache; neuralgia
the head, neck, or extremites; consumption when
In the acute stages or where the lungs not fully
involved; acute or chronic rheumatism serofua, hip
diseases white sweipgs, spinal diseases, curvature
OF the spine contTaetSd muscles, distorted limbs,
meripg OF hesitancy 81 speech, dyspepsia, ndiges-
ton, constipation and liver complaint piles-we cure
Tia, structures Of the chest. and al forms Of female
complaints.
BY Electricity
The Rheumatic, the equity the lame and the law
leap with joy, and move with the agility and elastic
ity of youth the heated brain is eooled the lrOst-
bitten limbs restored, the Hncoath deiormities re-
moved; faintness converted 10 vigor, weakness to
strength; the blind made 10 see the deal 10 near and
the palsed form to HOve upright; the blemishes Of
youth are ohlerated; the ACCIDENTS Of mature lite
prevented; the calanies OF CID age Obyiated and an
active Circulation lsaiatainod
LA LES
Vino nave cold haBGs and ices; Weak st0machs, lam
and weak backs; nervous and sick headache; dizEi-
ness and SWIMMING in the head, with indigestion and
constipation OF the bowels pain in the side and back;
eucorrhea, Tor whcsl; falling OF the womb with in
terna ea,neers .niGrs Poiypu, ana all that long
menstruation, and all those long Inc OF troubles
with young ladies, Electricity is certain specific,
and will, in short time restore tie sufferer to the
vigoI Of health
TEETH! TEETH! TEETH!
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y. IL. OsGOOD ~ SON,
a U G III o N E Il IL y !,
No. o. spnwIex Street, Ession.

Regular salesof Dry Goods, Wooens, Cle thing,
Furnishing lcds, Boots and Shoes, every UES-
DAY and FRIDAY during the BUSINESS season.
~ Liberal advances on Cohsignments. ulf f
September DIM
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ANNUAL MEETING.
& Rochester Railroad Co

THE stockholders of The Portland s. Rochester
] Railroad Company hereby notified that their
annual meeting will be held at the Office of the Com
pany at the Depot in Portland, on WEDNESDAY,,
the second day of October next at ten ociock In tine
forenoon to act on the following business, viz:
To choose nine Directors for the ensuing year. and
To transact any other business that may legally
come before them. A-A - - Tax
3 By order OF the Directors.
LEWIS PIERCE, Clerk.
September II. did % O = -
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For Sale Cheap.

A LARGE lot OF Slab Wood ana Edgings.on Burn
IA hams Wharf. Inquire of DAM. MAYBJJRY
No. IS Commercial st.
Also on corner of North and Walnut SITS. inquire
of TH0S. CONDOR.
at either of tina above places
u A'so Lumber ofall kinds; all OF which viii be de-
hVereu free to any part OF the city.
- DAN'L MAYBURY, .
aug27d1m* THOS. CoNDoN.
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COP&RTNGRsfIsP.
COp0rt3aerSlaip Notice.

fSNHE undersigned have this day formed a copart-
l nership under the firm name of l.. j. HILL &
co, for he Transaction Of the Coffee aud Spice BUSH
ness. Office 156 Fore, foot of Exchange st. f.
i. j. HILL, -aaA
L. FL. SISE,
TEsH u ss H. Ii. NEvENS.
Portland, Sept 8, 1867. ~ sep1702w
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NfHsCEEEAN EOUs.
Ssgg The Western half Of the t,se2
Great National TraxgsE Lime
across the Continent.

Being constructed with the AID and SBPERvfs-
ION OF THE UNITEDSTATESG oVERNMENT,
is destined to be one Of the most important lines Of
communication in The world, as it is the sole link
between the Pacific Coast and the Great Interior
Basin, over witch the immense overland travel must
pass, and the on 10 '' -N =" rtt
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gD LEI. aga5
80 sac To Let.
To Let.

M It'll DARD, large pleasant rooms suitable
w Ter gentleman and wife, at 50 Free St. ser2idtf
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Misceilaneou. Di,patche..

zt4tg BUFFALO, N. Y, Sept q.
The important suit of the Internal Revenue
Department. against James Adams & Co.. to-
bacconists, of this city, for alleged attempt to
defraud the Government out of $4,000 tax due
on tobacco manufactured between 1862 and
1866, on which they had made no returns end
ed by verdict in favor of the defendants.
re.f45fl .t,.s .7sit SARATOGA, Sept. q.
In the case of William j. Kirkley, who has
been, on trial here for the murder OF j. T.
Jones, in the Union Hotel, in August, the jury
this morning rendered verdict of manslaugh-
ter in the second degree. s.1
isrTsn1a SoMERv1LLE, N. Y, Sept. 81.
John Stoals a farmer, wife and Miss Sny-
dam Were all drowned in the Delaware Canal
near Milestone, last evening. They were GO
ing to neighbors, and it is supposed the horse
took fright and backed into the canal.
z 'os''.'.l ALBANY, N. Y, Sept. %.
Two young men named Fitzsimmons and
McAllister, while intoxicated ON Saturday, got
into difficulty with policeman named Yields
and assaulted him, when he drew revolver
and fired four shots, killing Fitzsimmons and
wounding McAllister' 1t is thought the latter
will recover tss sss - 81 49,
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from Waahluataa.

WAsHfNGToS, Sept Il.
Gen. Sheridan had an interview with Gen,
Grant at the War Department to-day.
The internal revenue receipts for the week
were $186,000
Ainountlof duties received, at Boston on inn
00O
The following circular has been issued by the
PROVISIONAL Commander of the department OF
The Potomac, Grand Army OF the Republic:--
The presence in our city of two distinguished
soldiers and late commanders OF military
districts Nos 2 and 8, under circumstances cal
culated to arouse our profoundest congratula-
tions, is an event not to be overlooked by the
citizen soldiery, and which, it is believed, viii
be eagerly seized upon by their comrades to
pay these champions of the right. all honor.
With a view to extend in an unostentatious vet
unmistakable manner our hearty sympathy
with and commentator of those Justly es
teemed officers, their comrades will assemble
at 9 o'clock on Monday, Sept. 23d, in the rooms
of Posts Nos. and 2, on Ninth street. and
march from thence to tender complmentarv
serenades at their hotels to Major Cen Pbil;yn
Sickles, U. S. A." -
g. WASHINGTON, Sept. %. =
Uen. Banks, Chairman of the House Com
mittee on Foreign Affairs. has accepted an in
Vitation from Senior Romero to accompany him
10 Mexico. A similar invitation has been ex-
tended to Senator Morton. They expect to
leave on the 9TH of October F#kW.
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Row Wanted.

nNE who can wrile tar hand, is smart and can
S1eome well recommended. Steady employment
will be given. .sAs As
Apply at G. I. Ticket Office, 2s2 CONGRESS st.
SeDt5-df
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laa TO LeG lH Il
WITH BOARD, large pleasant rooms suitable
w for gentleman and wife, at 81 Free street.
June 20 diff
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Trottine I4orse for Sale.

q The well known Trotting Horse ''SAE.-
LIN DINE" is for sale at j. w. RobinsOn's
(N Livery Stable, South Street. He was
--A-A driv N last fall by Foster Palmer one-hali
mile in %. by David Averill, Esq, last summer,
in a common wagon, mile in 252 He is an easy
rotter under the saddle kind in all harness, afraid
or nothing, and stands without hitching. He is a
bright bay, stands 10 "a hands high and weighs 1860
pounds.
For TERMS &C., apply to j. w. Robinson or Is N.
Jordan, clerk with Mathews 81 Thomas. He is
sold for fault the owner being about to leave the
city. sept4dtt
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Earnings, Expenses, EARNINGS,
S4S5 .5z9Gf Ss6,54S az s4OI .O31 ~

Earnings, Expenses, Earnings,
s4s7 ,5z9Gf ss6,54s AZ s4OI ,031 ~
or at the rate OF two millions per anum, of which
more than three-ourts net profit on less than 100
mil worked. This is upon The actual, legitimate
traffic ofthe road with its terminus in the mountains,
and with only the normal ratio OF government trans
portaon, andis exclusive of he materials carried
the further extension Of the road.
The Company's interest liabilities daring the same
period were less than S125o0O. M
Add to this an ever-expanding through traffic and
the proportions OF he future business become In
mense. 5.s, Il
The Company are authorized to continue their line
eastward until it shall meet and connect with the
roads now building east OF the Rocky Mountain
ges. Assuming that they will build and control half
the entire distance between San Fraucisco and the
Missouri River, as now seems probable, the United
States will have invested in the completion of O 5
miles S2S ,592 200, or at the average rate of
$35 200 per milc-not including an absolute grant
of 10 600, 900 acres OF the Public lands. BY be-
coming JOINT investor in the magnificent enterprise
and by waving its first lien in favor of First Mort
gage Bonihoiders, The General Goperament, an effect,
incites the cooperation Of priuate capitalists and
has carefully guarded their interests against all
binary contingencies. y,.,, + -. ;',.'f i,ts.
-. .ft1rs
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Lost.
House and Lot for Sale,
Fine Building Lot.

SONTAlNING about twenty thousand feet, 81
~ tuated on Grove street, In the i'm mediate vlc o
nifty of the Deerng Farm, and adjoining the resucnee
Of Mr. George l.. Eos err, for sale at bargain. Apply
road Depot. -,
= Auu cOutm