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New York Market.

Fii1ot isftfe t+aQ o. p@ NEW YORK, Oct. %.
Cetton-ae lower; sales 200 bales; Middling up
lands at 19Ic. =,
Flour ri a SOC lower; sales 1920 Ibis; State al
s 30 a II 30; round hoop Ohio at 20 a. 10 80; West
ern at 10 "a ID 90; Southern at 10 90 "a IA 30; Cali
fornia at IL 90 "a 10 30. ~s. . ssr
go Spring No at 2 $50 227; do No. 2 at 2 Is a
2 204; Amber State at So; White Michigan at 3 %
Corn.dnlli sales 6aeo9 bush; Mixed Western
at 3S3; Western at A.
0ats-1 a. &c higher; Western at 81 a size.
Beef-dnlI.a 0t = Bt lsi
Pork-frmer and quiet sales $50 bbls.; mes.
closed at 81 20. -. d i
Lard-heavy at 1sl a 14ic in lots = q = o.
Whiskey-quiet. FL
Realistically. .EIDs
Sugar-favors buyers; Muscovado at ia a 12c.
Coffee-dull
Naval Stores-more steady; Spirits Turpentine 55
a 56lc; Resin 62i a s 90. q
Petroleum-quiet; crude at l4c; refined bonded a
Sf fsils sse. Y low IlhH
Freights to Liverpool-a shade easier; Cotton PEE
steamer 7-1s a Id; Four IS per sail Wheat per sal
10Id and per steamer 13d .
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From Mexico and Central america merle =,

mn, A.. HAVANA, Oct. 10
Inc Austrian frigate Noyara has arrived
from vera Cruz, and will wait Tor orders. She
reports that the body Of Macmillan had not
yet been delivered to Admiral Teeetboff he
cause no official demand had been mali iCbe
Admiral, however, had met with nolita .raat.
ment from the Mexican government Tia Of,
ficers of the Novara express great disamst a.
the obstinacy of the Mexeans. '
Advices from Puerto Cabello to the Ill,
inst. have been received : A1A AaE v"
A revolution against the authority of Presi-
dent Acosta of Columbia had broken out in
the State OF Bolivia. Gen. Mendez was at its
head. .4a
The Government of Venezuela has. ordered
the continuance OF the war against the rebel.
in the interior of that country, and arrested
the revOlutionsts Romri at Puerto Cabe o ana
Oliar at Oranea. The Government had ISSUED
proclamation that all foreigners and native;
liable TO bear arms within twenty-four hour
after Sept 18th @ls si itt %
President Falcon has secured the support o
the Brazilian Minister in his operations agains
the rebellion ylke ns11M zel
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"''' New YORK, Oct %. b.
Advices from Peru states that the revolution
in Areauifas is assuming threatening proper
tons. 'rhe city of Arequfas is in the hands
of the revolutionists, who are certifying it.
Their proaramme is to overthrow frado and
restore the constitution of 1854, which was re-
formed in 1860. Communication between Are
quifas aud the capital is DESTROYED 1t is said
the clergy, people and troops fraternlze with
lhe rcvolutonists. The government is adopt
ing active measures for the suppression OF the
revolution, Many suspected persons have
been arrested in Lima,
MILO anong The passengers by the Arizona are
$500 W illlams and Corbett, United States
ber az E rom Oregon, and VIM. Highly, MEM
Der OF congress from California.
On the 10th inst, Frank McCasten. aged 80
years, hatiye OF Maine, lately discharged from
the United States irigate Powhattan. in fit
Of insanity, Jumped overheard from the Ari
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a HAMPTON, OCT z.
! Col. White, radical, is elected here. There
was no excitement

a. HAMPTON, Oct ~.
I Col. White, radical, is elected here. There
was no excitement.
The election passed off more quietly tnan
was anticipated. There We're two inclplenI
riots and two other disturbances, when Were
quelled by the military. The difnculties were
caused by attempts of the radical negroes 10
mob coored conservatives; Inc S Sloops mere
stationed at all the polls in the city, and caval-
nv patrolled the streets. The result Of the frs.
DAVIS voting was 567 white majority. The can.
vass is active; 1900 whites have not yet voted
The extreme radicals are making efforts 70
have the polls kept open four days instead Of
two The military, under Gen. Granger. and
the city police will be kept on all night. The
polls VIII reopen in this city tomorrow. 1t ID
impossible to tell how the State has gone. :
xncS sahe , Sote sosday was q follows :;
less than the number registered; Ferris pre-.
/. cincts for convention, 1886 against 205, for the
conservative ticket 2O6 and for the radical tick
CT 49, Amherst county, white $780, blacks 3l3;
Norfolk, whites 1884, blacks 1892 being Ola less
than the number registered; Petersburg, for
convention 2ll, against 1911.
81 AT Lynchburg the lives of negroes were
threatened by the radicals, and in disturb
ance caused by them this afternoon three ne
groes We're wounded. Order was restored py
the military authorities
Pauetts precinct voted as follows: For the
convention 49, against 2S5, conservative 295,
radical 455. Stauntoa-439 for convention and
72against The conservative ticket was elect
ed in Augusta county by 900 majority. sAs,
There was small white and q full negro
vote in the Valley. The convention there has
been voted down, and conservative men elect
ed. The returns from Rockbridge insures a
conservative triumph in that county. pa
ALEXANDRIA, Va, Oct %.
Headhurst, from Alexandria, and Nickerson,
from Alexandria and Fairfax, both radicals,
are elected to the Convention. The majority
in Alexandria for Convention was 500 The
blacks voted for radicals and the whites for
conservatives. re3
Dispatches to the Alexandria Gazette from
3 Louisa, Culpepper and Orange counties indi-
cate that these counties have gone radical.
FORTRESS MONROE, Oct q.
The election in Norfolk is not yet completed
The polls will open again tomorrow. The
whites polled to-day 1884 votes and the blacks
l1,Ge. IL is supposed that Walker, conserva-
tive, is elected. ~.
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AIi.celIaneous Di-patche..

las4ita94 CHICAGO, Oct. %.
A collision occurred at o'clock last even
ing on the Chicago and North Western rail-
road, two miles west Of Dixon, between a train
bound west, for Omaha, and an extra freight
train. Both locomotives were demolished and
"a persons injured, but none fatally The COL
lision was caused by misunderstanding of the
conductor of the freight train.
a taaf PHILADELPHIA, Oct. %. y
A disease resembling cholera has broken out
on the receiving ship Potomac. Ten deaths
have resulted from it among the crew and re-
cruits. She arrived here in June from Pensa-
cola, and was soon after converted into q re-
ceiving ship. The balance of the crew have
been removed, and the vessel is now being used
as hospital. She has still about twenty sick
on board, s.l .faf -
I'D. sasa.i LEWISTON, Oct. 90
The City Council of Lewiston have rendered
| the Inequalities of this city to Gen. Sheridan
He is expected here next week .sl
s.-...s., BALTIMoRE, Md, Oct. o.
This morning, between and clock, Elisha
Brady, well known ward politician, was shot
and instantly killed by John Bowers The
difficulty occurred in the cutting of the hal
yards of hickory pole erected by the Demo-
Gratis of the Goth ward. 81 slsh ,5sa
veds NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct. %.
b. b Foster, son of the late Senator Foster,
was shot by K. A. Douglass Foster is badly
wounded and Douglass has been arrested.
aii MONTREAL, G. E., Oct. %.
The Commercial Bank of Canada has srs-
pended. sa ifas s.t
ut1i - 1A ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Oct. %.
A section of the Pacific Railroad to Hayes
City has been accepted by the Government
VIM. Murphy, the steamboat burner, who
was released from the penitentiary last week
by Judge Miller, of the U. s. Circuit Court,
was to-day turned over to U; s. Marshal
Rogers, who was ordered by the Court to take.
him to the western district of Tennessee to
await such proceedings as may be instituted
against him by the civil Courts.
s uHtn AUBURN. N. Y, Oct. %. z
Secretary Seward left for Washington this
morning. Senior Goni, the Spanish Minister,
and Senior Perutti, the italian Minister, and
his Secretary, who have attended the Secretary
on his visit, returned with him. $
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Chicago marl.c.s.

- III ~ H-I-- 2 ~ CHICAGO, IT.. Oct. p
Flour Quiet Spring extras at Tb "a 10 So Wheat
quiet and declined az &c; sales at IS az S75 for
No. and sOt % s2i Tor No. 2 Corn dull at o3
for No. 2. Oats more active and advanced q &c;
IT 20 27t for No. 1, and rs "a 25s for No. o.
Barley more active rejected advanced 9o DC; No. 2
unchanged. Provisions dull; Mess Pork at q co.
Lard at 123 "a 13c. ~
Reeeipts-14 900 bbls. Hour, 10000 BUSH wheat
10000 BUSH corn 1863 600 BUSH oats 5000 hogs. Ship
ments-11 900 bbs flour 81 900 bush. wheat, 30, DOC
bush. corn, 80 600 BUSH oats III H
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Reception of Gen. sheridan mt Previ.
dence.

dence.
PROVIDENCE, Il. l., Oct %.
Gen. Sheridan reached Bristol early this
morning, from New York, accompanied by
Gov Burnside. At 6 o'clock the bells were
rung and a salute fred. The General was es-
corted to the residence Of Gen. Richmond for
breakfast. Afterwards the General was es-
corted by the military to the Common, where
he was introduced to the people by Gen. Rich
mond, and responded. After singing by the
school children and half an hour of hand shak.
ing, the General started for Providence. Al
Warren the cars stopped as crowd had gath
cred, and Gov. Burnside introduced Gen. Sher.
idan. Three cheers were given, and Gen
Sheridan responded briefly, and the train
moved on. At brownsville Gov. Burnside in
troduced Gen. Sheridan, who was welcomed in
a speech by Rev. Francis Horton, to which the
General responded.
The train reached Providence at IL o'clock
A. M. The General was met by committee
of the City Council, the chairman of which
addressed him: o. ID
Major General Sheridan AS a committee
of the City Council of Providence we well
come you to our city. Her citizens salute You
through us. Some of them have followed you
to victory in the days when our country need
ed arms, and all of them rejoice to meet You
now, when her need is as great as ever of the
hearts and brains which made those arms vic
torious. In your person they greet not mill
tary renown alone, although that be of the
nrst order, but what they value even higher, a
/ constant and indomitable patriotism In
Rhode Island we hold the patriotic soldier al
ways dear to our hearts and always welcome to
eur homes, and as such we welcome you. re
Gen. Sheridan responded, after which he was
escorted through the principal streets of the
city by the entire division of Rhode Island
militia the Grand Army of the Republic,
nearly 400 strong, forming special guard of
honor. AT the close Gen. Sheridan reviewed
the troops ON Exchange Place. @ a-
The parade was probably the finest ever wit
messed in the State. The city was crowded
with people from all the country towns, and
the troops commanded universal admiration.
Gen. Sheridan received vocal and floral trib-
utes all along the line of march. The streets
were decorated with flags, bunting, notices,
&c. This afternoon the General visited the
Narragansett Park where the October races
commenced to-day. E
This evening Gen. Sheridan was serenaded
at the Governors mansion by the Grand Ar
my OF the Republic who marched to the place
in procession with torchlights and a brilliant
display of fireworks. The American Brass
Band furnished the music. Brief speeches
were made by Gen. Sheridan, Governor Burn
side and Mayor Doyle Gen. Sheridan will
visit Brown University and hold levee in
City Hall Tomorrow morning, and in the af-
ternoon be the guest of Col. Amasa .Sprague
at Narraganset Park.
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Southern Items.

-, MEMPHIS, Tenn, Oct %.
There were six interments from yellow feve r
yesterday, among them Capt Breckenridge
Blackburn, of Kentucky. 06G,F
A steady rain is now falling, and it is hoped
that after the storm ceases frost will follow.
shemai tapd asd New ORLEANS, Oct. o.
There were thirteen yellow fever interments
during the twenty-tour hours ending this
morning.
The greater part of the immigrants by the
bark DOretta were taken on board the steamer
Stonewall for transportation to st. Louis. p
dispatch from San Antonio, Texas, to the
Picayune announces the death of George Viii
kins Kendall, at his residence, last evening, of
congestive chils. He was 60 years of age, and
leaves q wife and four children. kF -
tal yaE % l-lsa.sh MOBILE, Oct o.
No deaths have occurred from yellow fever
here during the day. Esfss 1e
CHARLESTON, Oct. %.
Gen. Candy has ordered that the, regular cleo
ton for municipal officers be not held, and the
notice prescribed by the city ordinance is not
to be published. $500 ha7 ssnfH t44 '
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DY A lady who has had experience in Dry Goods
ID Store, both in the city aud country The best
of city reference given and required. Address L. S.
NJ. 30 Beach ST., Boston. 81" f. 81
October IL. dIW*
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Notice.
NOTICE.

rs hereby given that the 'Boothbay Marine Rail-
Il way" at Townsend Harbor, $50 calletl is finish
ed and ready for work. IL has two Cradles, taking
up two vessels at a time OF two hundred tons each.
The one on the lower Cradle can he launched while
the one ON the upper remains or both can lie hauled
up together and both launched together.
"a There Is fourteen feet OF water the lower Cradle
at common tide They are located in a very desira-
BILE place, they run North and South and have the
sun on both sides. They built e the very best
material and with great care and skill by Mr.. Ed
ward q. LOring Of Pr0vineetOwn, Mass.
There will be kept constantly ON hand, suitable
material tor repairing, painting and cauking vessels
All labor will be done with dispatch and al as low
a rate as possible. Should be pleased to have our
friends call on
Doe JOSEPH MCPHERSON, Booibbay Prest.
ERASTUS ICKERSON Bootlbay, Clerk 4 Treas.
DIRECTORS:
oi ..H. ALLEN LEWIS, Boothbay,
THOMAS MARRS, Southport,
i...-.. WARREN HOUGHTON, Bath.
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COmmerclal--.Per Gable.
AS LIVERPOOL, Oct, 21-Evening.
The Cotton market closed firm; Middl,ng uplands
sgd; do Orleans SD; sales 10 900 bales. Breadstus
The market has been very quiet throughout the
day and prices gradually declining; Corn-new
Mixed Western Abs 3D.; Wheat declined los for Cali
fornia White and IDS Sd for red Western. Barley,
Oats and Peas unchanged. Provisions unchanged.
Produce-Spirits Turpentine 27s; Rosin IS for COM
mon and 12s for medium; Petroleum 10 I'd for spir-
Its and Is 5ad for refned 1allow dull OF 45s Cd.
@se ~ LONDON, Oct. 21-Evening.
The Sugar market closed quiet at 26s for No. u D.
8. Iinseed Cakes advanced to Eli. Other articles
unchanged.
.gtL4f laf9t5 LONDON, Oct. Pill A. NJ.
Consols at 81 for money. t...fE
AMERICAN SEcURrTfEs.-The following are the
current quotations for American securities: United
States 52os at e9a; Illinois Central shares 7si Erie
Railroad shares 10.
y FRANKFoRT, Oct. 22--il A. M.
United States bonds 73s.
LIVERPOOL, Oct gil A. M.
Cotton easier; sales 900 bales; Midlng uplands
ST.. Wheat-California at 16s; Red at las 3d. Corn
at 45s Sd. g l
AMSTERDAM, Oct. %.
The bank rate has been raised to 8 per cent
LIVERPOOL, Oct 22-NOon,
The failure of the Royal Bunk of Liverpool makes
the Cotton market irregular and easier; prices quo
taby unaltered; sales probably 10000 bales Corn
has advanced to i5s 3D.
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N offering to the public the Star Match, claim
for them the following advantages to the censum-
er, over any other Match, viz;
Each bunch is full count one hundred.
Each gross contains SIG more than the common
card matches.
The full count is equals to about six punches more
in a gross than other matches.
They keep in any climate.
They have less odor than any other Sulphur Match.
They are longer than any other Sulphur Card
Match.
{ They answer both for Splint and Card Matches
They do not black tho wall wi EN- rubbed on it.
They are packed in fine shipping order, in cases
containing 10, 20 and 30 gross EACH in IA gross pack
ages
The above named firm are the sole Selling Agents
for the corporation.
E F. GERRETf, ln,,..to..
,. MANAssEH SMITH,
. October 1, diff a4its+ tl-
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A GENTS WANTED $40 to so a day. to intro
"A duce our new patent STAR SHUTTLE SEW
ING MACHINE. Price $40. 1t uses two threads
priced machines make the Chain Stitch Exclusive
territory given. Send for Circular. w. G.. WILSON
& Co., Mdnydcfurers, CLEVELAND, Ohio. aui3d3m
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co M M e X CT AL


.4ssEsaA,g Financial.
NEW YORK. Oct. %.
The loan market is quiet and unchanged Stocks
stronger. Governments improving. Railroads less
active and though higher unsettled. Exchange
weak. .a'lfsls ~ =
an - 7ai,i5 p an New YORK, Oct 22-6 PM
: Money more active and unchanged. Gold closed
firm at 1881 Sterling Exchange firm at 100 a 1O9l
heavy and lower with further decline after the last
call. Money shares frlner, hut the changes are
slight and unimportant. The Sub Treasury balance
is about $f13 O00, 900.
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-..r.g.. i. .-.sl.... .fs. BALTIAoRE, Oct. 81.
Cotton quiet; Middling 19c. Flour dull; no sales
Of moment Wheat dun and declined 10c prime to
choice Southern red so 6g2 So; Pennsylvania good
to prime red 40 @ So. Corn lower; White 81 a
40; yellow 81 a. AZ. Oats dull at 20 "a 72c Rye
dull at 81 az Toe. Provisions very iull and nominal
" unf hanged. ..r
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New York Iael.,s.

-. asa New YORK, Oct. %.
The police descended on Dan Mobiles house
last night, arresting several noted thieves rar
Z A meeting of soldiers in Masonic b all last
night formed an association called white
Boys in Blue" Gen. Hillyer presided. They
announce themselves opposed to negro suf-
frage, etc. $50 ~ i.l.t go q i-l-ti'af
q. Samuel Hutchinson, ship carpenter on board
the ship Fulton, who was wounded by the
boiler explosion ON Friday, died at Belleveau
Hospital to-day. s.i7f
The law requiring the wearing of distin-
gushing uniform of all employees on the rail-
roads of this State goes into effect to-day
There will be a general compliance Herewith
Four burglars, named Joseph Dunbar of st
Louis, George Wilmington of Illinois, James
Higgins and VIM. Mills of New York city
were surprised and arrested while committing
a burglary at the storage warehouse of j. I'll
Hoopy 81 Sons in South street. They had col
lected $25 600 worth of property to carry away
when discovered by a woman who gave the
alarm.
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Cook Wanted

>s, Agents Wanted.
MALE and Female. Extraordinary ind ucement
lN4 Inquire OF
September so. diff A. M Me KENNEY.
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| Fn GOOD Canvassers, TO sell a new and rapidly
w selling article at 100 per cent pr fit. Cal
| on, or address. MORTON & HARTMAN,
| No. "A Union St., mp STAIRS
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NOTICE. -,

TNHE property OF the Yarmouth Paper Company,
situated in Yarmouth. twelve miles from Port
land hy Grand Trunk or kennebee s Portland
Railroad, is offered for sale
The property consists OF an excellent mill pfivi-
legs with plenty of WATER Mill and Machine COM
plete for the manufacture II 900 to 1900 lbs paper
per day, together with Stole House, Sable and
stock House. ... IflIFf
The whole Is INV under lease for five years
good rent ana VIII be sold subject to the lease.
IL not sou at private sale previous 10 Thursday
October 9th, 1t will then be offered M Public Aue-
day
ihe property can be examined al any time Terms
u ,OOO at sale, and balance ON delivery OF deed
For further particulars address -.
A. L.. LOkING, Treasurer,
Octoher g DID Yarmouth.
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BOARD Wanted.
situation Wanted.

"a A GENTLEMAN and wife wish hoard in a pleas
IA ant family, with a room furnished or unurnisll-
ell. Addres care of Box sos. oct21dlw*
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Yarious Matters.

'Hln NEW YORK, Oct. %.
A Buenos Ayres letter to the Herald states
that Gen. Asboth, the American Minister, con-
tinues very low.
The Herald has a Green Point special, dated
9o'clock last night, which says that the Brit
ish steamer Amsterdam, Capt Gibson, from
Malaga Sept. Goth for New York, laden with
fruit, came ashore Last night opposite Stratton
nine miles west of Montauk She lies among
the rocks. The cargo is said to be sold to ar,
rive. and is probably insured in New York. No
further particulars
Professor Fay, principal of the High School
at Kok0mo had been found guilty OF bestiality
and fled to escape vengeance. @
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4 y OR 20 men acquainted with making Sugar Box
LII Shocks and Heading, work in saw mill.
Also 90 teams to log on Saco River Also or good
work horses with wagons and harness. Enquire OF
Joseph Hobson 293 Commercial St., Portland, or No.
Springs Island, Saco. Oct 9-d3w
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BOarders Wanted .

A CLERK in a Bookstore One with some Knowl
IA edge of business preferred.
g GARTER & DRESSER, SO Exchange st.
October II. diff
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,.,1I : d LnC ..,-is HAVANA, Oct %.
The Sugar market is dull buyers offer o "a reals
altered. Potatoes 90; apples Q 90 q 1909; onions
400.
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ROCHESTER,, N. Y, Oct. %.
This, morning, the spoke aud carriage stuff
mandatory OF, w. M. Cows & Co., and the
machinsts' tool mandatory of A. Nj. Badger
& Co., ON Hill street, Were destroyed by fire
Loss $4,000; covered by insurance.
p 20, PHILADELPHIA, Oct. o.
A fire broke out at 1890 O'Clock this morn
ing on the corner of Letitia court and Chest
nut street. in the store of Randolph & jerks
cotton factors, which, before subdued, set fire
to the next premises, occupied by Farr & Co.
wool dealers. Both properties were destroyed
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New bedford Oil Market.


n1,st.s Al Mo- NEW BEDFORD, Oct. 81.
Sperm is firmly held at o. but we heai Of no
saction We have TO report is sale of 20 bbs Arctic
at 75c % GAL
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Cincin natl M arlsess.


.s fa4sI1 lrfa Uses CINCINNATI, Oct. %.
Whiskey unchanged. Mess Pork dull and nom nal
az II w. Bacon quiet; stock of all kinds only 100
hhds., including some bulk shoulders Lard dull at
13c NHo - 800
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State of Maine.

AUGUSTA, Oct. IL, 1867.
N adjourned Session of the Board of Commits
IA siOncrs to investigate the condition, management
and affairs of the Insane Asylum, at Augusta un-
der Resolves OF the Forty sixth Legislature, will be
held at said Asylum, Monday, the 1th day of No
yember next. A. G.. JEWETT, Chairman.
October 81 dtd
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Wontn6.
Wantedi

1.-TWO Furnished rooms, front preferred, with OF
without board. Address F. E. b. Box 1928
October Ii, dlW& s.s n. - 4e.sg.
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The French neet mas leItIoul6f

A ministerial crisis has occurred in the Kings
Cabinet. 1t is said that Rattazzi, the Premier,
resigned his office to-day, and it also report
ed that Gen. Meneirea has succeeded hun
1t is reported that Gen. Garibaldi has escap-
ed rom Caprera and is now in Italy.