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Assicnee's sale of Real Estate,

nN Thus lay, September ", at O'Clock L NJ. on
the premises, shall sell at pubic auction One
hair in common aud undivided, OF loi ofland en-
Monument street, ofaboui 50 feet front by about 20
tet deep on one bach line and ABOUT 100 feet on the
other parallel lIHe. 49,. ..
Also one Rdlc fin common undivided OF Eight Los,
bordering on and agjoinlug Monument street. desig-
mattel on the p al as ljts c and.D, s zanl 8,
and + and & which an, with q ucscripllon OF the
propert can he found at the OF CO OF Registry Of
deeds, book $40 page 22s. This sale will he made
for ash, subject 10 mortgage. For particulars ami
plan inquire OF Henry 2. cane, assigGe, ,or
j. S. BAILEY, ctioneer,
Auonst % did Plumb street.
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General view Of the cases in which HOFF'S MALT
EX TRACT. beverage of health, is applicable:
4. I'm Gases of Weailncss of % digestion.
=. For Dyspepsia in General. fe
3. FOR F0ul stale of stomach.
4. For Exh. usleA Persons.
5.For Bodily sYcaikness.
q. EN- Gsta, ris Especially Obstinate.
5.Hn Case, Of III Oarscncss. POSSES
81 am hoarse and unable to perform
tonight but now made happy with
your delicious Malt Ex,ract,' wrote
ROcumil Dawson, the celebrated Ger
man tragedian, to Mr.. Hoff.
3. For Cato rrhal Diseases of the Bron-
cLinl Tubes.
Hoifs Malt Extract has been nvalu-
able 10 my wife, who suffered from quirl-
,a..-a r. L. LEWIS.
D, For Obstinnfe Coughs.
( All our acquaintances are astonished
as my husba I'd teels easier, coughs less,
MALT etc. West HOboken.
10. I'm cn.es of Tubercular or ssmIln ON
AIRY Consumption.
I.iN advised one of my pat ents, who is
( lfe suffering from pulmonary consumption
tas to try it. Brooklyn. GARDNER, NJ d.
Mr.. Philip Benday, of New Haven,
EXTRACT. writes 'sThe respiration is free,
thechest expands unembarrassed, ana
@ the cough has diminished entirely
81. For ALI People Needing u Fouic.
| wish that Hoff's Malt Extract
might come into universal use, as II
ncri the preference over all toncs OF
the day, and is splendid as a beverage
l4 or table drink. ~
No 236 West Fifty second street.
~ MIR. CORMACK.
agencies might apply with reiele nce to Hofs Malt
EXlract Dep0t,542 broadway, n. Y. .l,tLf
Maine. or - sept 7diw
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Cincinnati Markets,

80 Ash "a sCIScINSAJI, Sept 10.
Whiskey held at 3D.: Mess Pork irregular; sa'es
Meats firm 10 a Ire, and offered sparngly. Ba-
con held TAI az 15c for shoulders; siles at l7c clear
rib sides l7;c; clear sides Is q 1sic Hams scarce
at q q 25c for sugar cu,el Lard at 13c; SHES 200
tierces; Isle asked. g 5AELh
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Assienee,s sale--House and Land.

ON Friday, Sept 10. at O'Clock P M ON the prem
~ lses we shall sell at public auction q house on
Stetson Court, lea ing out Of Park 81. it g a Two
sant ,lly built in perfect ORDER with abundance OF
coed hard and soft water. In a good neighbornood,
and desirable for residence 1he lot IS aooutoo Oy
"a feet For particulars inquire Of ..,.L l--l.-
'--l HENRY P. DEANE, Assignee,or
au2adtd j. s. BAILEY, Auctioneer.
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Kimunrlal.

s-.sIe.t NEW YORK, Sept. 10-e P M,
Money unchanged. Gold closed firm at ti3b % ia.
Stocks buoyant ana closed with general advance.
Government secu tiles steady. Foreign Exchange
quiet Mining shares lower.
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MEpITkL ELECTRICITY
na. vi n. EtEMlNG,
Medical E,lectriciap

~ ttsA4kt2-3s 9151E'tt G1 HI 5zi'
ia MIDDLE STREET.,
Nearly oppenfte ske Unssea States Hot.
xXTHElsE he would respectfully announce to
wv citizens q, 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 hav
tried other forms OF treatment in vain, and curin
PATIENTS in so short time that the question is Offer
asked do they stay cured? To answer this question
we will say that all that do not stay cared, we
doctor the second time without charge.
Or. D. has been practical Electrician tor twenty
one years, and rs also regular graduated physician
ELECTRICITY is perfectly adapted to chronic diseases
the head, neck or extremities; consumption wheT
~ tho acute stages where the lungs net FULLY
Involved acute or chronic rheuinatism scroua. hiI
d;sea=es, white syenpgs, spinal diseases, curvature
Of the srue. ccotracted n.uselcs, distorted limbs,
palsy or Paralysis, st. Vitas Dance deafness STAN
merng OF hesitsncy Of speech. dyspepsia, in3iges
ticn CONSTIPATION ard liver complaint, piles@e
every case that can he presented; asthma, bronchn
lis srictures ~ the chest and al terms &c elae
cornplaiuts.
7H BY Electricity
leap with oy, and move with the agility and elastic
ity OF youth; the heated brain is cooled; the loSt
bitten limbs restored the unco0th deDrmities r.
moved; faptDess converted to yigor, weakness &c
strengths the blind made to see, the deal to near and
the palsed form 70 move upright: the blemishes o
prevented; the caarites old age obviated and ar
ective circulation maintained
LA ES
Who have cold hanos and ieet; weak stoniachs, lam
and weak backs; nervous and sick headache; dlzzi
ness and swimming in the head, with indigestion ano
constipation Of the bowels; pain in the side and back
leucorrhna Tor wlites; falling of the womb with in
ternal cancers; turner's polypus anu all that long
train Of diseases will find in Electricity sure meant
OF cure Fer painful n.cnstraation, too .oinss
mcnstruaticp, and all OF those long Inc oil troubles
With young ladies, Electricity is certain speciiic
and win, in short time, restore the sufferer to th'
vigcr of health
TEEEHg TEETH! TEETH!
Or, T. still continues to Extract Teeth by ELEc,
TRICKY WITHOUT PAIN. Persons having decay ec
teeth or stpnps they wish to have removed o~ reset
ting he would give a polite invitation to call.
Superior ELECTRO MAGNETIC MACHINES for sa
or family use, with thorough instructions.
DIR. 2 can accommodate tew patients With board
sid treatment at his house. s
Oaace hours from o'clock A. ". tc ~ n. from
to s p. NJ, and to in %he evening. ~ .F
Consultation free. nov1t
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As+isnee,' sale of Valuable Real


IN Wednesda' September IL. at q O'clock. p. NJ.
- on tho premises, we snail sell M n1h,ic snc,
tion one nd' IN eSam9n md undivided Of Iarre
west Of the Carl ten Str ct, known as The STr, 81
having front on Congress sweet Of la eet d, 9c7
es deco. he back hne, ffontng on Ieeripg a reel
or In art 10 suit urellasers This is a slitnil 10 .
on the line Of tn horse ralEoad, N an exceller!
neighbourhopd, commanding a. exler We rnu varied
visw an desi able o. investment Fcr particulars
and plan call on Henry p. Deane, Assignee, or
j. S. BAILEi Aueti0neer,
August o. d. Plumb street.
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Wanted.
NOAT, Pant and Vest Makers, at A f. YORK'S,
NfBrown & Hansons Block, Middle st, opposite II.
III. HAYS aUg26d3m
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Havana Market.

fAttf ..'' 5.' HAVANA, Sept. 8.
Freghts declining; 81 80 a 70 for sugar per box.
Exchange tends downward; "A a. "a! discount on
y. $. currency. The sugar market ut stand during
the week. closing dull boxes at 81 az 81 reals for No.
IL Dutch standard. =
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Horses, arriages, &c, at Auctlcn
LIVERY SATURDAY, at II o'clock A M on new
Il market lot, Market street, shall sell hoiSes,
carriages, Harnesses, c.
Apl 80. o BAL EY, Auctopeer
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A GENTS WANTED-$l0 to $50 day. to intro
u duce our new patent STAR SHUTTLE SEW
ING MACHINE. Price $50. 1t uses two threads.
priced machines make the Chain Stitch Exclusive
territory given. Send for Circular. W. G. WILSON
81 Co., MdnUdcfurers. CLEVELAND, Ohio. au13,l3m
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Suspension Of the Bangor Times.
% sou,beru U,eu

n BANGOR, Sept. 10.
The Bangor Daily Evening Times ceased to
exist to-day for want of remunerative patron
age. 1t had wide circulation during the war.
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Notice to Land Holders.

MI ODUROCHER, Builder. Is prepared to take
VI contracts Tor building, either by JOB or by
DAY WORK. Can furnish First Class workmeP
and material OF all description
residence AMERICAN HOUSE.
India Street, Portland:
August 18th, 1866 ETtI4s aug20dH
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Rassou Sfnck I.iss


CORRECTED By WIN. II. WOOD & SON,
Stock and Exchange Brokers, 81 Ex ST. Portland
For the week ending Sept 10, 1867
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g>Ews BY THE cAsLE.
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Carriages at Auction

ON SATURDAY, September Hih, at VI A. M. Mt
~ John RusselPs Carriage Factory, Nos. 3ll and
3i3 Congress Street. will be sold new Jenny Linz,
new Sun Shades, new Turnsest Carriages, new
style. 2 Brownells 1 Top Buggy, 3 Open Wagons,
Open Bugges. 10 new and second maui narhesses'
Also ~ second hand Open and Top Carriages.
senf9dIw +. o. BAILEY. Auct.
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BOarders Wanted.

WdDLCU
4 L FERNALD & SONS, under Preble House,
II Coat and Vest Makers. au24l4w
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Coat, Pant and Vest Maker

Cook Wanted.
A FIRST rate Cook wi find good and pleasant
fEstuation by applying Immediately at No. II
State Street. August 2S, 1857.
Aup2S diff
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PROVISIONS.

Turks Is. y
hid. Is bus. a 90 a 425
Cagliaii S bu. a % a 475
Liverpool. "A 90 a. 4 50
Grind Butter. 80 az q
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Proposals

ENGINEERS OFFICE,
MONTPELIER q ST. JOuNsBuRY RAILRoAD,{
st. bloomsbury, VT, Sept. 4th, 1867.
8 aled proposals will be received at this office up
to twelve o'clock noon, of September twentieth tor
the construction Of the MONTPELIER AND ST.
RAILROAD, between St Johnsbury
and wost Danville, VT.
Plans and Specifications may bo seen, and blank
Proposals obtained at this office.
The right is reserved OF rejecting all bids in case
none are deemed advantageous
d. G. LINSLEY, Engineer.
Snntamhpr d1w
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yVN2ztEH.

GENTS to sell an article that is new, and which
IA s'ii in every Sore and Family Agents have
given Men out OF employment call and examine,
at 351SCongIess Street.
(au29u3W&l MORE, 81 CO.
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portland whoIe.aIe price. Cu,ren,.

Corrected tor the PRESS TO Sept. 10.
Apples Lard.
Green y brl. 4 90 q so Barrel, y H.. 149 lat
Cooking Pbrl. 90 "a 80 Kegs, " h.. 10 a
Dried p H.. II a1 10 Lead.
Western do. 10 q II Sheet & Pipe. l25@ Is
Ashes. Leather.
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NEW ORrxAHs. Sent 10


ma e1s1. I NEW ORLEANS, Sept 10.
For the q hours ending at 6 A. NJ. to-day,
the deaths from Yellow Fever amounted to
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WITH BOARD, large pleasant rooms suitable
wv for gentleman and wife, at 81 Free street..
June 21-dtf
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OFFICES in the third story CT building on corner
~ of Exchange and Milk Streets. Enquire at Of
fee of OCEAN INSURANCE 20, 2
Feb o. II t.l Exchange Street.
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" aV1I SCOf6B.
Far " brl. b 90 "a 5 so
Pitch &c. Tarl3 90 "a
vii. Pitch 81 80 "a 6 co
ROsin go. Is 90 "a ~ 90
lTulpentine gal CT "a ~
yOakum.
maricon m al 1ol
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Il LETT.


CtAN be had in the pari OF the city, by any
Oparty having 1920 on $500 to loan on good Sc
curity for term Of three Years to be used IN finish
ing The hous.. Address with name, for further par
ticulars, Box ~, Post Office.
Aus27-dtl .t
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.....rrr sH 10 Let tgf. 81 ~ D. b.
V1yHE Second, Third and Fourth Stories in Smiths
I Il New Block, No 50 Union st. A desirable location
fer JobbIng or Manufacturing purposes Will be leas-
A.CUSHMAN s. co.
iuly25dti Ea3t No. "a Union Street.
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Sale Of Timber Lands for Bates
College.

LAND OEFIcE,
Bangor, March :, 1851.
NOTICE is hereby given, in pursuance OF +" Re,
IN solve to carry into effect chapter two hundred
eighty-our of the Resolves OF eighteen hundred slX-
ty-our in favor of Bates College,, approved febr
ary 2s 1867 that townships numbered :, Range IL
and no Range II w l. L s. situated upon the Upper
Saint John River, excepting TIE Southeast quarter
OF the last named tow nshp will be offered Tor sae
by public auction Tor the benent OF sad Colisge;
the Land Office in Bangor on "Wednesday ire 'ltf
DAY of September next, at IL O'clock, noon.
one third cash and Satisfsc'orf potes payable IN
on and two years. secured bymoRgage on the prem
ises will he received IN payment:
ISAAC 4. CLARK.
marsdtSept1 II, Land AGENT
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Found.

nN of the central Streets OF this city, Lady's
~ Satchel, which the can have by calling at
No. 10 Salem Street, proving property and paying
charges. sept9d3ts
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WANTED.
Wanted.
Girl Wanted,

A CAPABLE Girl to do the work in a small fam
IA lily Go dwages given t. a competent g H.
Apply at IA Pine st. sep10d3t
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CITY of Portland.

City of Portland.
XXTHEREAS, the City Council on the 2nj day of
w September, A. ID. 1867, directed tho Commit
tee on Laying out New Streets to consider the ex-
ediency Of extending Cotton Street, to Commercial
street, therefore,
Notice is hereby given to all parties interest d.,
that the Joint Standing Committee of the City Coun
Gil on laying out new streets, will meet to hear the
parties and view the proposed way the thirteenth
day Of september, 1851 at four o'clock in the alter
noon at the corner Of Fore and Cotton Streets and
will ten and there proceed to determine and adiudge
whether the pubic convenience requires said street
or way to be laid out .-
Given under our hands this third d,y OF Ser
TENDER, A. d. 1867. 'f--o
AUG. Z. STEVENS. l.. AssE,.
5fbh AMBROSE GlDDINGS, Committee
CHAS. NJ. RICE. on
JOS. BRADFORD, ( Laying Out
ELIAS CHASE, New Streets.
-. W. p. FILES, .l.3 d.. ..tf <
Sept 4-dtd s.l 5rl.
For Sale or to Let.
Vd'IIE Junk Store on Portland Pier, aud lot OF
land on New Pearl Street, near the Gus ON
House. Enquire of WIN. SHEA,
sept6dtf At Store, or No. 10 Vine Street.
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For Sale CheaD.

A LARGE lot of Slab Wood and Edgings on Burn
IA hams Wharf Inquire OF DANL MAYBURY
No. So Commercial st.
Also on corner of North and Walnut SITS. Inquire
of THOS. CONDOR.
Also, best quality OF Hard and Soft Wood for sale
Mt either Of tina above places.
Also, Lumber ofall kinds; all OF which will be de
livered free to any Part of the city.
DAN'L MAYBURY,
aug27dims THOS. CONDOR.
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Wanted.

A GENTS to canvass Tor The
IA .sesAEEC CLEANSING lSfsAM,o
Apply TO N. NJ PERKINS i CO..
june7dtf No 9 Free ST., Portland, NE.
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Positive Sale of ~ hite Lead at
a0.nssna.

I'M Welres,l3y Sept. 1iih al 10 O'clock, at oihCe,
~ l69 FOle Stree ABOUT 200 pounds JERSEY City
Mmte Lead in assorted siz. kegs Tis Is a bank
In los to sui purchasers.
septIdtd Il N psITEV Auat
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TrOtting Horse for Sale.

q The well known Trotting Horse "SAR-
A4L1.d driven last fall by Foster Palmer one-liali
mile in 122. By David Averill, Esq, last summer
in a common wagon, a mile in 2.52. He is an easy
troter under the saddle, kind i'm all harness. afraid
of nothing, and stands without hitchng. He is a
bright bay, stands 10 p hands high and weighs 1000
pounds.
For terms, &C., apply to j. w. Robinson or F N
jordan, clerk with Mathews s. Thomas He Is
sold for no fault, the owner being about to tho
city. sept4.ltt
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I'm Thursday. Sept H. az " NJ H. front OF Old City
~ Hall Market Square, viii be s0lli without Ne
serve The well known dark Bay Hose, Dick, fosn erly
owned by Major Rand. Heis good rpanster, SIND
in harness uuder the saddle, tree from triehs and
an excel mt family horse. The carriage is one OF
kiniba!fs Junl'- cal Carryalls, in good order. Also
Of Hheh may be Seen at Git GUS; nus he salh, the
owAer le1ving the city. sepi0dt1
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"a. OFFICERS OF THE ASSOCIATION.
W. q. DAVIS, President,
S. T. RAYMOND. LIST Vice Prest.
GEO. BURNHAM, Jr., I'd Vice Prest.
a IRVING BlAKE, I'd Vcie Prest
$3.50 C. r. MIILrarN, Treasurer.
w W. HAWKS, Secretary
S. en- ADwIcK, Co.resp nding Secretary
directors.
S. ii. Tewksbury, w. g. PAWS,
Edwin Clement, ). CHADWICK,
G. +. Hitchings, +. Frost,
q. Burnham, DR.. Ii. H. fuibish.
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TIN TYPES,

TWENTY.FIvE CENTS PER DOZEN
At A. 8. DAVIS Photograph Galleries, No. n
Market Square, opposite Prebe Street. jysu
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, October 9.-CoETEE-we report a sale
last evening OF 400 bags Rio, OK Roadicea, understood
1lHc: today 1A00 bags, residue Of came cargo. under!
stood 11Hc. both gold. In bond; l60 rags Rio, duty paid
at this port at 1o1c, gold, in bond. These aales ipdi-
cate'a decline in prices. A
CorToN-Ihers were sales yesterday. but not before
reported. Of As balee Low Mtddling at 1910; co do Mid,
dhng at zoe; to-day prices were heavier; ll6 bales Good
and refused for MiddMng Upland.
FLoua0There was some inquiry for export, particu-
lary low grades, which are scarce. Holders generally
firm. Sales confined to 400 9 400 bbls, In lots, to the
trade. ie'E.E'a't fA aTi. Z.
aaAN.-wheat was offered more freely to-day; 1.74o
bushela white and l6.4OO buahels red comprtaed the
receipts. We heard Of no sales.
N--RyNd or SOD buahels white and 1.15O bush.
eas yellow; A I q g iye for white and prices advanced
!00 DO. e!.47; Of yellow GAG bushels sold at sl.4s and
odzr#4ssssMef busRsls rsc d market Armer. Sales
A,69g bFpSEh4sAls at 70 gSA@.; bulk at "a q 7Sc.3 n
4c1AsHsEHt.- NYotntpgd oing to-dsy.. 4
sumption witt sales of rs to 100 hhdstn Fts:1 errpraSne
Shoulders ct at IAN q l5c; rib Sides l7X q lee; clear nj,
do 1ex 0 18Kc. Hams steady at 10 q 1870 for plain and
28x 26c for Western sugar cured. Stock Of Bacon
much reduced. Lard tH quiet but firm at lAKc for CITY
Of beth.Iardsnd ForS aiso light aafS Msst ~; Se OF.
fofed.
sA1L-Contnues arm as before quoted: viz: For ,ots
nom staro 90 Q 8 40 tor liverpool Fgno; ~ rs q
a sos 3 ssaaSshsi ssfslaafEs' fSen store sss a. - t quality 1alAna y
s~UeAn-Garket quiet but holders very arm undsr Re:
ducsd stock; now only 100 hhds In fret hands. out OF
which but 10J hhds Porto Rico. Renners are not d,s
posed to cell ct LAST quotations. 8 further advance antici.
W-uIsKEY-Remains nouinally unchanged, No sales
reported. $3.50
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New York Marlxet.
N MARKET.

9th, says:
Gold is about one per cent. lowuer TODAY in conaa.
quenee Of speculative movements. The transactons are
not ,yery, heavy. and there 10 no special excitement IL ths
The loan market is rather more active: hut the supn,v
OF available funds Is abundant, and the drain Of cuYrenoy
urgent in discriminating in favor Of governmsnts and =
s sssaoss S siasE s sasssi sssssS la snSa a SsssaSs a e9gs 2 s ,s,a = ~
fsneS1 movement OF the market seems for the prescnS
s.: ! f. s ss ::s;S;ss ;ss's s; s \: . $50; s 81. * sssss $:ss Y Z
den SSuiS ocsYn as un oy th nom e,r the sao q produced s by the sud.
month. Tbs issue go Of the osst q sas sin IN s1essngs l sat
nv @SS1 aona " I rnsa,, n asa aleo some influence IN restoring
~ ssssSS saarLsss 4 Sor i ascavss aoysrnHsu. srs
s ss,s. & az y 3 se;asy hoy ss o oasesis q, ca ss.'s @So se sssY
"a aaist $500 - we n. Absence nee q Treasury purchases. have rseed
s%sa assa ss l ssisx 81 psss ssas To- :, .a assl are arm. The Ave
NTw Yoax. October g:-FIoSA, S&o.-lTho4 nnaar n 4
s S.t ~ tss Ia ana q STATE Flour opened 10 q $50 better.
s sslssS a s.ss.. Sss''s ss'e ' ais i sstsa ~; dss'sa;' q
The salss ore 10000 bbls at 80 10 a Q es fol
S y peean state SO lS II for Extra state; sll a
O. spssng wheaat Western Estra; sic oH Is III : II it g M aet ssiss
5hssa 0 Sass;,, sn 60 u % for trade and family bands q
Louis EXTRAS, --9-. - " AZ ~ lpr ~
u sS sa'ssaan aSu = T. sa arpss: sslsa Of $50 oDls it 90 IS /
and sia 90 . IS is ss srsda snsa issniiy s sasps country extras
S SSsr m en- y asIa; saless pf 200 bbas city at 90 60,
! sssssssss 81 sss sssss ss3 sssa a sBsS segJ ME- ssS ;5 sa9ss. I. !
f ssnsse 70 So the extreme rSs.nas. prices asked. and thei scarcity y
A1s aemand u mainly Tor export. ~ w
,As ss' sa ass ssss ssssy e. sa ssf Ssssas Ss,v better Z sasss was |
I ,a go s:s:S y; ! sss y. ss,ts II: ssss.. a 81 ss,s ssss,
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Tho charleston Cotson market.

OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS
CHARLEsToN. Friday Evening, October IL, 1867.
The market opened with a moderate inquiry, at prices
somewhat lower than previous quotations, bnt during
the forenoon information came to hand that the rates
had fallen ga. in the English market, which intelligence
lsssered the demand and caused prices to drop about
lax % at l5 +; 2 at l6N +; 10 at l6k AZ atl8 /; Eatl6h !;
6 at 1eX, and 9 at IT. We quote Liverpool classification ::
Low Middling. .14@1AH
M,ddhng ........
SIlct MloonnS
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'AUausTA. October l0.-CorToN.-Qnietdde has per
the better gradea OF cotton at Ice for New York mid.
dlinga. The market Closed weak, in favor Of buyers.
IA at lsh. 8 Ut 1BX. 22e at 1e, 80 at 1875, 50 at lex, 40 at
16K, 10 at IGN, and 81 bales on private terms, Receipts.
567 bales.
Note-s2 bales were sold yesterday at Ice. and nos re,
ported.
WHEAT-white. 90 SO a 2 rs. Red. g 20 a 50.
CoRN-White 81 s. . / GO; Yellow and Mixed, 81 40,
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FURLIC NOTICE.
OrETCE CLERK ofCnmHCIr.l

OFTICE CLERK OFsCOUNCIr. r
May 1867. :
The following Section Of : An Ordinance to abolish the
Office OF Superintendent of Htreets /; to provide for Keep
lug the streeta' Lanes. Alleys. aud open Courts in the
City OF Charleston Clean, and for other purposes" 10
hereby published for the information of all concerned
For the due protecion'of the said contractor or con.
tractors, Il Is tarfher ordained, That every owner, lessee,
street. lane, alley. or open court. shall on every day
(sundays excepted have the dirt. filth, garbage, or other
DUAL. placed In front Of his or her lot, in o barrel, bog or
heap. and in ~readtacas for the contractor. by the hour Of
seven O'Clock, A. M, from The frat day OF May to the
nine O'Clock. 4, n, nom ne irat day Of November to
the first day Of My following: And any person offend,
offal. in any street. Mne, or alley. or open court. after the
hours above named. shall be subject to q tine not less
offence, TO be imposed by the Mayor,
By order 4 sfA Vt igM. "a. SMITH,
May liz fFft1tS#E Y CLERK of Counctl