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Flour less active: Spring extras 30 q 10 3d.
Wheat firm and ADVANCED lc; sales at L IS al 80 for
No !, ands SEQ s. for No.2. Corn firm and adj
Ya1ced q lc; sales at 0j5. Oats easier; sales at
so - for No. 1, and 70 a. 70 tor no. q iti
12f % 121c. ~ W.
$4,000 bush. corn lsO 000 hush oa,s no 900 hogs
ShpmentsT2ovO 900 bbls. Hour, SO 900 bush wheat 81
900 bush. corn, 81, 600 bush oats ''''-'s
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NEW YORK, Oct. 29-6 p. NJ.
Money easier on call; loans "a per cent? with
increas ing business at per cent; discounts con-
tinue stlina ent and prime paper is SLOW at a. 10
per cent. Gold closed at Ia. Sterling Exchange
firm but quiet. Stocks closed strong. Government
securities a fraction firmer at the close. The Sub
Treasury balance is S1l3 900, 900.
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Arrival Of syss,eu a, Nsf,h sserwssl.

NORTH BERWICK, Oct. 3d. A. nj.
Weston arrived at North Berwick at II
o'clock, midnight, having missed the road
twice and going three miles out of his way.
He is bright and lively. OPERATOR.
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AUBURN, N. y, Oct. -.
! Rev. Dir. Hawley, OF the First Presbyterian
Church, in this city, left for Washington yes
terday, where he is to receive instructions from
the Government, and Immediately proceed
from thence on highly important secret mis-
sion to a foreign country. He was appointed
to this mission by Secretary Seward during his
recent visit to this city. He will be absent
four months
SPRINGFIELD, Oct 20.
The section of the Troy & Greenfield Rail
road from Greenfield to Shelburne Fails was
formally opened to-day, Gov. Bullock and
large assemblage of State officials and railroad
men being present. The road will probably be
built next summer t. the east end of Hoosac
Tunnel, where it viii be likely to rest for some
time.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 90.
The storm here has subsidized; wind south;
sun shining.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 90.
In the billiard games thus far Foster is ahead
of all competitors. Coan being second. The
tournament closes Wednesday.
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FllilndeitDhl0 iyfnPtSeis.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct %.
Cotton steady at 20 a 2lc for Middlng uplands
Clover Seed POO & 3D. Petroleum nominal. Flour
ssnpctfnc 1T 30 "a 20; extra at 10 "a II IS; fancy
at 10 90 q II 90. Wneat-he1 2 60 "a 65. Rive is
Western at / ~. Oats at 10 a. 7sc. Provisions UNI
changed.
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LONDON Oct. 26-Midnigh.
Since the receipt OF telegraphic adyces from the
United states, 5-20's have advanced to 694. Other
American secu tiles firm.
PARIS, Oct. 26-Evening
The feeling the Bourse is better, and rcntes are
stronger.
FRANKFORT, Oct. 26-Evenmg.
U. S 5-2Os closed at 7,4 .l, .t
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Arrival OF esen. Sheridan at Coneerd. N III
afs 51a. 1,o.,,c,,,, 1T vi o4 IN
Railroad Accident.

HARTFORD, Oct. %
The No. Is morning up train onihe Nauga-
tuck railroad from Bridgeport to-day, met
with an accident at lnchliif bridge, near Wa
terbury, caused by the breaking OF the axle of
the engine. a few passengers weres injured
passenger car aid not 10 into the river but
was broken az. The trestle work Of the
bridge gave way and threw Che baggage car
into the river ! dEf aTASaInHW
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NEW BEDFORD, Oct. %.
The market for both Sperm and Whale Oil is very
dull and we have sales to report. Whalebone-
sales of 5000 lbs. HudsOn's Bay nave been made in
his market AT ! 90 ~ h.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, Oct. %.
-Four steady. Wheat active and advanced Be-; sales
ut . SO a. Q S5 for choice Red. Corn-Whife at 50 %
40. Y0ow ! 81 q L i0.-Oats--frm at 70 a I5c.--
pva'1 X 55 g. Provisions duh and heavy. Cotton
finn at 1871 a. 2oc Tor bIiddling upands.
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A FULL supply Of fonts OF all sizes for sale
a store Commercial Strset, head OF Wideery's
Wharf yiaqs .amfd iaA june26,ltf = |
9NTL4AaM IA "A '-N'Nis.
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CITY OF Portland.

XNyHEREAS, A. ID. Brown and Others. have petit
w toned the City Council TO hay out a New
Street Public Way in said city, from Thomas st.
TO Vaughan ST., north OF Spring St, aud whereas
said petition referred by the City Council Sept
20h, 1861 to tue undersigned, for them to consider
and act upon, therefore
Notice Is hereby given to all parties interest d.
that the Joint Standing Committee of the CITY Conn
ell laying out new streets, will meet to hear the
parties and view the proposed way the thirty-rst
day of October, 1861, at four o'clock in the after
noon, at the corner of Spring and Thomas Streets
and will then aud there proceed to determine and ad-
Judge whether the pubic CONVENIENCE requires said
street or way 10 be laid out. - .IaEf
Given under our hands ON this twenty day OF
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Havana Markets

..e.fssr NEW ORLEANS Oct %.
folton-sales 800 bales; market brisk and prices
s,jfer; Low Middlings at Is az isle; receipts 246
bales Sugar and Molasses unchanged.
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= = = = - NV 7HEVA"Htte syrup,
And tor testimony enquire of Edward Bucknam n
Portland st, Chas \, tandall27 Waterville ST. Henry
u Dyer 20 Alder st, II, johnson 81 washington ST,
ALT OF Portland, Me charlotte z. SWEET, SOPHIA
Smith, Falmouth, Me. For safe by II II. Hay, and
all medical dealers in the STATE. oc26dtl
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New Work items.
New YORK. Oct.

New YORK, Oct. 20.
General Grant is in town. II
VIM Hunter of Philadelphia accidentally
fell from window of the Fifth Avenue Hotel
last evening, and was instantly killed.
Sergeant Scho onmal1er of the police force is
missing. He was, when last heard from, in
New Hampshire. a+as
The candidates for county and sheriff
bad fight yesterday, on the City Hall steps
but We're separated by Capt. Rynders before
pistols We're used 54aoa1 3al
Morris Ephraim plead guilty to manslaugh
ter IN killing John Fitzpatfick last March. 5.
The BROOKLYN aldermen voted $4,000 to
build tiuant home ssis.4
Mr. Nandergraen aud son OF Jamaica were
drowned on Friday while out rowing a \
a dozen burglars. thieves &c were vesler-
day sent TO the State prison at Newark for one
to six years
Six or eight young burglars have been ar.
rested in Elizabeth, n. j., within few days.
Capt. Deasey, who was arrested and escaped
with Col. Kelly in England arrived here yes
terday. He will have reception from the Fe
MAN brotherhood.
The Sunboat Idaho was to sail benca to-day
for NagaSka, Japan, where she will be turned
into hospital ship for the Asiatie nation. She
will remain oil the battery until the storm
abates.
The striking printers in Brooklyn pied the
forms and stole portions of theJnachineryaid
tied other outrages at the Union office
on Sunday.
Gov Fenton has issued a proclamation APP
pointing Noyem Der 18th, as Thanksgiving day
in this State.fItE HWE ft0UtNs
The steamship Prussia, from Liverpool 10th,
Is below and viii arrive upto her dock during
the night. ..sfs.r,F4D HFkERtafs
lH iflM tttW- 7-TT7T-777 ii 1905
Arrival OF esen. Sheridan ai Coneerd. N III
500 lte CoNcoRp, n. ri, Oct. ~.
Gen, Sheridan arrived here at Go this eve
ming. All the military companies and visitors
had returned to their homes. The General
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IL Widoyys Wood society.

yu,HE ANNA, Meeting of the Widows Wood Socie-
- ~ Iortland viii be held at the "Portland
Five Cents Banking Room, on wednesday, ENenihs'
the "oth 'hs'' at CHARLES BAK Err
.fa.alg3 Ffs a.fe,n- Secretary
o,,y 1851 N' oct 17-dtd.
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...s-ss ra HAVANA, Oct Is.
Sugar very dull. Exchange ON London 15f premi-
UNI; U. 5. currency &c discount.
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Notice

THE unde rsiened; dealers ~ Furniture, earPet-
and te m bile generally that their respective
Iaces of in siness win be c!osel at o'clock p NJ, on
and after Monday, 9ist inst, Saturday nings ex
HOOPER & EATON
f-r f.r8 2alis. ADAMS ~ PuRlNTON, iff
ie -s .sHii WM. LOWELL,
81. has ffa .I.CROCKETT ~ co.,
80 DOYLE a. BRENNAN.
WOODMAN & WHITNEY.
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y seizure of Goods.
Oct. 10, 1867. dlawaw -
z NOTICE. II ]

- - -
= hereby given that the .'BoOthbay Marine Rail-
Il way at Townsend HarboF, ls0 called is finish
ed and ready for work. 1t has two Cradles, taking
up two vessels at time, OF two hundred tons each.
The one ON the lower Oracle can he launched while
the one on the upper remains, or both can DO hauled
IN together and both launched together. Is
There is fourteen feet OF water on the lower Cradle
at common tide. They are located in u very desira-
BILE place, they run North and South and have the
sun on both sides. They are built ctthe very best
material and with great care and skill BY MF. Ed
ward @. Loring, ofProvincetown, Mass.
There will be kept constantly hand, suitable
material COR repairing painting and caulking vessels
All labor will be done with dispatch and at low
arate as possible. Should be pleased 10 have our
friends call on
JOSEPH NICK ERSON, Boothbay, Prest.
ERASTUS NICK EHSON, Bootibay, Clerk 4 Treas.
.ffalsG at DIRECTORS:
ALLEN LEWIS, Boothbay, = 49,
~ " y THOMAS MARS, Southport, 81 n
sAtl4 ~ WARREN HoUGHTON, Bath. -
10
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MEDICAL ELECTRICITY
I'D DIR. w. N. DEFINING.
Medical Electrician !
nearly Opposite ,hs United s,a,e. Hots

d g.
Nearly Opposite the United states Hots
yNTHERE be would respectfully announce to
w citizens OF Portland and vicinity, that he
permanently located In this city. During the thre
years have boen in this city, have cured som
OF the worst forms of disease IN persons who hav
tried other forms OF treatmen. in vain, and cuIin
patients in SO short time thai the question Is often
We viii say that all that do not stay cured we
doctor the second time without charge. ~
DR., ID. has been practical Electrician for twenty
one years and IS also regular graduated yscial
ELECTRICITY Is perfectly adapted to chronic diseases
the form Of nervous sick headache: neuralgia
the head neck, OF extrcmities; consumption " hen
In the AGATE stages or where the lungs not fully
fnvOlved acute or chronic rheumatism scTOfula, hip
diseases, white swelngs, spinal diseases, curvature
OF the spine, contracted muscles, distorted limbs,
palsy paralysis St. Vitas' Dance. deafness stsls
inering or hesitancy q speech, dyspepsia indieess
ton constipation and liver complaint, peswe
every that can be presented; asthma, bronehi.
It's, structures OF the chest and all forms Of female
complaints. I.. .ftigt S4s ll
aoH BY ELECTRICITY
The Rheumatic, the equity, the lame and the Law
leap with joy and move with the agility md elastic
ty of youth; the heated brain is cooled; the irost-
bitten limbs restored, the HncOuth delormIties To-
moved; hintness converted to ygor, weakness TO
strength; the blind made to see, the deaf to hear aud
the palsed form to upright; the beinishes d
youth are obterated; the ACCIDENTS OF mature lie
prevented The eala@tes Of old age obyiated and an
active circulation maintained. s4tt..
LADIES
Who have cold hanas and feet; weak stomachs, LAM
and weak hacks nervous and sck headache; dizzi-
ness and swimming in the heal With indigestion aud
constipation OF the bowels pain in the side and back;
leueorrh@a, Tor wbtes); falling Of the womb with ir
ternal cancers; tnnors, polypus and all that long
train of diseases will find in Electricity q sure means
Of For painful meBstruator, too r.sofuse
menstruation aud all of those long line OF troubles
with young ladies', Electricity is certain specific
and WILL in short time. restore the sufferer to tbs
ygor of health. -. ... az
TEETH! TEETH! TEETH!
DIR. d. still continues to Extract teeth by ELEC.
TRIcrrY WITHOUT PAIN. Persons having decayeJ
teeth or stumps they wish to have removed o~
ting he would give polite invitation to call.
Superior ELECTRO MAGNETIC MAsHINEs for sa }
or family use with thorough instructions.
Dr. ID. can accommodate few patients with board
end treatment at his house. i fH.i
Oaree hours from so'clock A. NJ. to ~ M; from
to p. NJ, and to IN the evening. F.t
Consultation Tree. nov1tt
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CUMBERLAND IS. I
- October 6, 1871.
fSfSsona y appeared Robert Il. Henry and Joseph
O. hickeI, above named and acknowled the forego-
ing 10 DC the free act and deed. Before me,
Z ISL z ~ iit tis'. WEBB,
t"' "'"H J" OWE AtNo Justice of the Peace.
CUMBERLAND SIS. Registry OF Deeds.
Received October Sth, 1867 at 4 H. 2Om. p. NJ, and
recorded IN Book 352, page 49, Attest, ~ -, I
49,. THOMAS HANCOCK, Register. {
October 70. tltawSw
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nY married lady, one a suit of rooms in pri-
lD waite family, or private boarding house Posses
sion LIST to 18th November. Address s.Inqurer'' T.
q. Box lGl2, Portland, Me. oct2Sl1wA
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Mnf. Much.

, HAVE Omen been asked II intend TO interfere
| with Messrs Leath * Cores Process OF refining by
their steam refined soap which Is the best in the mar
Lei for Cleansing my boiling tanks But steam rem
ed rripe takes the lead o articles Of rod fou
will be satisfied OF Il ii you give It a fair trial
Octnbar 16. dtf q. w. BELhNo.-
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~ 1T is REMARKABLE THAT ALL PHYSI-
HOFF'S MALT EXTRACT BEVERAGE OF
HEALTH IS HIGHLY SERVICEABLE, NOT
ONLY AS AN ARTICLE OF DIET FOR CONVAI~
ESCENT PATIENTS, OR IN THE CASE OF PA
TIENTS WITH ENFEEBLED VITAL POWERS,
FOR DISEASES OF TIL y CHEST,
THESTONlACH. AND THE THROAT. FOR CA
TARRH IN ALL IT'S DIFFERENT STAGES. OR
COLDS AND HoARSENESS, AND FOR CON
SUMPTION IN ITS DIFFERENT STAGES.
Some letters addressed to IIOFF'S MALT EX-
TRACT DEPOT, 542 BROADWAY, New York, will
prove 1t: M 3Es# ME
MIR. HOFF- Dear Sir:-Ifm letters of in,roduc-
ton from Paris TO my medical friends in New York
were USEFUi.!fo you AM VERY GLAD. With
Boston, April 5, 1851. ''' &. GORDON, NJ d..
From II. ID. Becker, N. D., Red,ring. MINI.
always SHALL. HONOR TIL T. TRUTH and con
slider HOFF'S MALT EXTRACT BEVERAGE OF
HEALTH ONE OF THE MOST CERTAIN REM
EDIES that we have at present for
DISEASE OF THE LUNGS.
The health my medical friend, Dr. Caine suffer-
ing from CONSUMPTION. ~ -2af& -
WITH SPASMODIC ASTHMA,
has improved since usiugit -ars
tisfA From y. H. Barker, N. d., Ydphdnk.
Iembrace the first opportunity TO investigate u
more thoroughly, having long elt the need of sncll
an article in my practice as substitute for ale and
Sold everywhere. Persons wishing agencies might
MY. 4'A w e-
w. r. PHILLIPS & CO., Portland, sole agents fr
Maine. Sold by Druggists and Grocers
Dafn AZ
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State of Maine.

-. t1rtHe lsonrd Of ommis-
apat pvc ssfs the condition sn
aad affairs Of the Insane sth Ieeisiatafe viii be
der Resolves OF the FortS he IIth day OF No
yembcr next. "
October 81. dtd t-'.
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Limited Partnership.

DE it known TO all men that we, Robert u. Henry
ID and Joseph I. Kicker, have this day formed a
limited partnership for the transaction of business
at Portland, in the County OF Cumberland, imGer
the firm name of Robert u. Henry.
The general partner in said firm l. Robert b. Hem
ry, OF Portland, the special partner Is Joseph s.
Kicker, OF Westbrook, both in the County Of Cum
berland and State OF Maine. oatl slla1
The general nature OF the business to be transact
ed Is Pork Packing t ~ ESQ "
Joseph ). Kicker the special partner, contributes.
in cash payment, The sum OF ten thousand dollars
tn the capital Of said firm. Nta3i "a
Said ceEartnership commences on this seven h ia
OF October, In the year of the Lord one tbousana
eight hndred and sxtyseyen. and will cease on The
seventh gay on petobef M the wear OF the Lord one
thousand eight hundred and seventy
a ssAL} ast J. Go Z. hick 3 IL HENRY
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Rumored Abdication OF Victor
Elm anuel.

LONDON, Oct. 26-Midnight.
The following important dispatches have
been received here tonight:
Pans, Oct 26-Night.
a z ct OF war stcauseTs left Toulon this
morning under orders 10 proceed direct TO CIV
ia Neechia. The ernbarkaion oi the troops
OF board the Transports at Toulon has been
completed. aud dispatches announcing their
departure fta italy are hourly expected.
FLORENCE, oct.*26 -Eyening.
The soldiers of King Victor Emmanuel re-
fuse to fight against Garibaldi The cause Of
national unity in the Kings government Is
gaming ground. il is now considered certain
that thoroughly radical ministry win be
formed, whose policy viii De devoted TO MAKE
ing Rome the capital of Italy
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FRANoE AND ,EpRo!Psai IA / recent
pamphlet put forth in Frahce has
attracted much notice., and IS attri-
buted to Napoleon. him ,lf, sor to
some pen guided by hin. It's said
to be very ables and decidedly Ma
poleonic in it's tone and opinions.
1t is chiefly devoted to the discussion
of the German question, and regards
the unifcation of Germany as COM
pleted. Germany" it says, sis
made" and in substance frankly ad-
mits that France is not able, and
ought not if she were able, to prevent
the coraplete unity of the Fatherland.
The pamphlet declares that the
temporal power of the papacy must
not be abandoned. It says:
"The Convention of the 10Th Of
September is not last halting-place
towards the complete absorption of
the temporal papacy by united Italy.
It is an 1mpassable barrier placed
between the temporal power and its
assailants by the evident necessity of
things, the secular logic of facts, and,
lastly, by the energetic will of the
Emperor Napoleon Ill"
To these two points the pamphlet
adds third, that the progressive
development of the liberal ideas con-
tanned in the letter of January 10,
1867" is to be carried out.
Much is hoped for from the Eu
ropean Congress soon to assemble.
The general tone of the publication is
conciliatory. It assumes that if Eu-
rope listens to France there will be
a long reign of peace, and concludes
thus:
"Perhaps in 1867 Europe, taught
in the school OF misfortune and
wearied by so much fruitless agita-
tion, eager for peace, may be happy
to hear the same voice (the Empe-
ror's) again say to her now, 1T is
necessary that I should be listened
to. for I speak in the name of
France
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AZ New Haven paper says moro
men are out of smplo ployment IN that
city now than before within the last
ten years, and that theleading manu-
facturers are reducing their forces
The ''Black Crook" is drawing
to its close in New York. It is to be
followed by another pectaculaf,' p
with different title. s6}sg. /,
/ There are 12,5O0 public Journals in
the world. America has B 1000 and ali
Europe only 1000. 100000 sheets
are issued daily. ST..
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Governor Brownlow, i'll publish
ed card, gives flat denial to the
testimony of Detective Baker before
the Impeachment Committee, where
in Brownlow is said to have been
cognizant of letter written by
Andrew johnson to JEFF. Davis. The
Governor further says that he does
not believe Mr.. johnson over wrote
q letter to JEFF. Davis or ''any other
man." giving aid and comfort to the
rebellion.
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MIR. S. D. BOGGS.
Fashionable Dancing School.

MIR. j. Fl. BAILEY wishes to inform
~ the citizens Of Columbia, and vicinity,
GA that he is forming classes to teach all
GA&Athe FASHIONABLE DANCES OF
THE DAY, and great variety of FANCY
DANCES for Children. Days of tuition
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and SATUR-
DAYS Of each week. Classes for Juveniles
meet at o'clock P. M. For private classes,
at such hours as may suit the convenience
of parties. Glasses at the Hall, for Ladies,
will meetgat 10 o'clock A. NJ; Gentlemen at
8 P. M. Terms-Private lessons 81 each.
Juveniles in classes IS for twelve lessons.
Mr.. Bailey agrees to teach all tho Ball
Room and Parlor Dances in twelve lessons.
Families wishing to send their children
VIII please apply Immediately, as their stay
is limited to one session only. Dec 10
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.:xa2Sal :EdU1esgaass.

a"AULD RHEK1E. We are indebted
to Mr. r. MoDougaf for copies OF the
Glasgow Mail, of the 10th. and the
Edinburgh Scotsman, of the 10th ult.
The papers are on file in this office.
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TACOB LEVIN, Agent for the PATAPs-
81 co GUANO COMPANY, is now pre-
pared to furnish the Planters OF South
Carolina with the above named article.
from ONE BARREL to 500 TONS.
Circulars, explaining it's properties, with
quantity applicable to the soil upon which
il is to be used-certifcates of numerous
Planters having used it in the culture of
toes, erase, &c.-can be had at INV office.
corner Of Assembly and Plain streets.
North corner of new Market.
100 barrels now in store, and will be sent
to any part Of the State. Orders respect
fully solicited JACOB LEVIN.
Dec 8 t1mo Agent.
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TO LICENSE HOLDERS.
OITY CLERK'S OFFIC,

COLUMBIA, December 10, 1867.
A LII persons holding licenses for various
N purposes. granted them by the City
Council, are reminded that they will expire
on the 1st Of JANUARY next.
II renewals are desired for the ensuing
year, application for the same must be
made at the next meeting of Council,
which will be held on TUESDAY, the l7th
inst. J. S. MCMAHON,
Dec II z City Clerk.
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FIREMEN'S FAIR.

NNHE Independent Fire Engine Compa.
Il ny, OF Columbia, in conjunction with
the Masonic Fraternity, of this city, intend
to give FAIR for the purpose of liquidat-
ing tho indebtedness on their new build
ing. now in course OF erection. The
Ladies of Columbia have promised their
aid, and no pains will be spared to mako it
perfect success. Christmas is at hand,
and we do not doubt that visitors will be
enabled to select choice presents for their
friends, as Santa Claus has promised to
deposit largo and selected stock OF Kris
Kringles, &c.
The Fair will open on TUESDAY, De-
and THURSDAY EVENINGS. The Fair is
to be succeeded by o GRAND BALL on
MONDAY EVENING, December 23d.
1t is but just to state that Calisthenio
Hall, wherein the Fair and Bali are to
come of, has been very kindly offered by
the Proprietors, free OF charge, for tho
purpose of the Fair:
SENIOR MANAGERS.
John Mckenzie, G. T. Borg,
@. D. Eberhardt, l.. F. Hopson,
L. T. Sylliman, F. w. Wing,
]. sulzbacher, Jacob Hussung,
w. Fl. Wigg, Richard Tozer,
J. J. Maokey, J. w. Smith,
j. G. Sutphen, Lewis Levy,
John Green.
JUNIOR MANAGERS.
G. J. Beck, G.. V. Aliworden,
]. f. Sutphen, Dan. Darlington,
T. j. Harper, w. X. Evans,
John Agnew, Jr., W. T. Walter,
+. Root, +. A. Schneider,
Julian Peixotto, r. II. Walton,
G. T. Shelton, s. @. Peixotto,
J. McDougall, 8. E. Massman,
VIM. Fl. Mood, Isaac Sulzbacher,
H. Hennies, r. McDougau,
DIR. J. F. Speek.
Dec II
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FIVE CENTs.-The price of single
copies of the Phonic is five cents, and
purchasers are requested to pay no
moro for them. We are informed
that some of the news-boys charge
ten. This is On imposition.
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Something New and Fine,

ssDILL ARP" SMOKING TOBACCO.
ID just received, a consignment of tho
above brand of Tobacco, considered by
connoisseurs the finest in the market. 1t
is manufactured from the best Virginia
leaf, free from stems, and some folks who
have smoked it think that its influence i'm
parts no small degree of the wit and
humor of the celebrated "Bill" himself.
A trial, however, will convince any one Of
it's superiority. For sale, in any quantity,
by GEORGE SYMMERS.
Dec II
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-12-11

To THOSE DESIRING TO CURE THEIR
Own MEAT.-A superb lot of hogs is
now being butchered by Mr.. B. T.
Dent for q drover, which will afford q
fine opportunity for those desiring to
cure their own meat. The most of
the stock has been disposed of. there
not being more than about thirty
head left; so that buyers had better
call at Mr.. Dents stall and examine
for themselves.