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From. Arizona and California.

DAN FRA NClSCO, NOV. L.
Arizona advices of October 18th are received.
Governor McCormick's action in signing the
bill for the removal of the capital to Tuscon is
severely criticized.
The Indians attacked stage near Soda
Lake Oct. 18th, and killed DIR. E. W. Shaw of
the United States army. On the next night
they surrounded the Nail Spring station, but
troops.
Mr.. Valentine, formerly partner in the
Vultnre Company, was killed by the Indians
near Tucson. He succeeded in killing four
Indians before receiving his death wound
The Indians are numbering the whites in every
direction, driving off stock and destroying all
improvements. u- 49, 3.
Cleared at San Francisco, ship Liverpool, for
Woosung, with 1861 sacks of wheat fa
A fire occurred in the town of San Juan to-
day, destroying block of buildings in the
principal street. Loss $4,000.
The steamboat Arrow was burned yesterday
near the mouth of the Mokelumne river while
ON her way to Sacramento.
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mi.eeIianeou. Di.pnsche..

ALBANY. n. Y, Nov. /.
James Buck, baggage master ON the Rome
y Watertown Railroad, was instantly killed at
BONE To-Day. The deceased was passenger
tram, and while passing a freight train attempts
Gu 70 LOOK OUT, and as he did so his head came
the body = F7'fF -
TORONTO, Ontario, Nov 1.
Hon and Right Rev. John Strachan, Bishop
OF the Church OF England, died this morning,
aged 50 years. He was the Oldest Bishop of
the Church in the world. r.eh
KINGSTON, Canada. Nov.1.i
( The trial Of the Driscoll murderers terminal
ed to-day Sake Allen was sentenced to be
hung December 18th. His accomplices, Grin
NELL Howard and Whalen, were respectively
sentenced to ten, nine and five years in the
penitentiary. e+l esGa.0g
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NEW YORK, Nov. % p NJ
The demand for Money is quite moderate from
brokers, owing to prevailing dizziness on the Stock
Exchange, and the market is easy at a per cent.
on call prime discounts "a per cent Gold firm
er and steady at an advance; prices ranged from l41
to l4lt Loans are made from fat to per cent for
carrying. The railway market is extremely dull
the range OF prices fraction above closing rates OF
last evening, but business very light. Government
dealings small and business confined to operations of
regular dealers Border State bonds generally rmer
Tennessees 634; Missouris GAG; North Carolinas So
Express shares less active Miscellaneous low
er. Coal stocks steady. gEes
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@edt ST. LOUIS, Nov /
The Charlton County Court has ordered
vote to be taken in that county on the railroad
subscription by voters, irrespective of race,
color or sex. The Woman Suffrage Commit
tee OF St Louis propose sending a committee
70 the county to persuade female voters to east
their ballots aTT'7
The murderer of General Bailey of Red
+. River fame, was recently overtaken in the
Southwest and exchanged shots with his pur-
suers, but eventually escaped.
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Chicago mar,se,..

zsasa.a,s a~sssaa..ss CHICAGO, ILL, Nov 2.
Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat dun and de-
79t az 50 Tor No. 2, closing at 79f. Corn dull at
05or No. l. and 03( 90 OF for No. g. Oats dull at
533c Rye quiet; sales at 2s5 for No. l. and ~ for
No Barley unsettled; sales at 1 O3 az O5 for No
Mess Pork firm at 20 90 Tor new, and 10 50 for old.
Lard firm and quiet at 12c for new. ltIr1''s
Receipts 900 bbls. -four, i07 900 BUSH wheat g.
600 BUSH corn, 800 bush. oats, 5000 hogs Shin
ments-l90 900 bbs. flour, 1000 bush wheat. 1902 900
bush. corn and 81 600 bush. oats -
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% av"As Wanted.
Agents Wanted.
Cook Wanted

M ALE and Female. Extraordinary ipducement
1Nl inquire OF q EH 80 u I7-g7- y, - -
September 30. diff tar A, M. Me KENNEy
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COM NJ Err DIAL


The total value OF foreign exports from this port
shipments We're $50 sugar box shocks, 1900 shocks
and heads 200 prs headings, 1900 hoops 1884 bbs
Hour hush wheat 20 tons grain, 2ls bags feed,
rope, bales buffalo robes Ii bdls leather, Ii pkgs
drugs bdls castings, 500 dOz brooms, 221 bbls a-
PIES So boxes cheese IS bbls. meal IS bbls oat meal
ZIG bbls refined OIL, bbls glass ware 6l5 hbls DO
tatoes $50 bags SALT 400 cabbages, Ii pkgs sundry
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Buffalo Market.

d -, 49,, BUFFALO, N. Y, Nov l. j
Flour duh and unchanged. Wheat quiet and a
shade weaker; sales Z 300 bush; Port Washington
Club at O6; 1900 bush. Manitowoc Club at 06:
1900 bush No Chicago at as; 2 cars Amber Can,
Corn dull and entirely nominal; 10 a. l6 offered
and refused for No Western; sellers generally have
wnh,irawn samples; sales ] 900 bush. old and new
bush, Western at 65c, and 10000 BUSH do at G5c to
arrive; Barley nominal. Rye unchanged. Mess
at 13lc - 81 slifi t5e -eil. '7Ea- ~ ~
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District Court of the United States.
DISTRICT OF MAINE.

IN ne matter OF George Hal, Bankrupt, in Bank
ruptcy.
HlS Is to give no'ice that petition has been pre-
scented 10 the Court this twenty-tbrd dav ~ orto
Der, by George Hail. vi Portland, Bankrupt pray
Jog that he may be decreed TO have full discharge
rom an ms deots, provable under the Bankrupt Act
and upon reading said Petiiion.9IT
1T Is ORDERED by the Court thai a hearing be had
upon the same.on the eighteenth day November A
~: 1867 beiore the Court In Portland In said Dis
rict at 10 oclock A. M, and that notice thereof be
published in the Portland Evening star and the Port
land Daily Press, wspapers printed IN sd District,
ouce a week for Two weeks ana once i'm the weekly
issue or said papers and that aliere'itors who have
proved THEN debts and other persons IN interest," may
annear ar sail Time and place, and show cause f any
they have why the prayer OF said petition should not
be granted. ,,,.,. ., W NJ; Z. r.hsissibLE,
oetos- Iaw2wNw1t
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&E o,atas heea4 Boston, Nov. 2.
Early Wednesday evening, Immediately al
ter the death OF Gov. Andrew, handed into
the Boston telegraph office report of that sad
event, addressed as usual for eastern papers
Your failure to receive it was owing to gross
careless in the telegraph Office and no fault of
the Associated Press agent. n
> go tsflH3 2 w. q. BLANCHARD,
Agent Ass'd Press.
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+ aI HAVANA, Nov. 9.
Honey airs. Flour 3d. Bacon Is rs ~ q1intal
Petroleum 81 in bbls and At in tins. Hams-sugar
cured 80 and 1f for ordinary P cwt lard declining:
in terces 16 rs cwt., and Is IS in % lbs. tins Po
tatoes 25 TallOw J3, Exchange ON London i6I
premium; on New York currency 20 discount. Gold
~ a. premium. trsfTt.sf ff-T Il
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Ossequic. Of Governor Andrew.

Boston, Nov. 2.
y The funeral of Hon. John A. Andrew place
to-day. The church was crowded, and many
hundreds were unable TO gain admttance.
Rev. James Freeman Clark, the pastor and in
inmate personal friend of the deceased, read
appropriate selections from Scripture and de-
'livered most touching and eloquent address,
followed by prayer and singing by the choir
! AT the close of the exercises, Rev. DIR. Gannett
pronounced the benedction, and the remains
were conveyed from the church to the house.
The pail bearers We're George Tyler Bigelow,
Chiet-Justice of the Supreme Court, Otis Nor
cross, Mayor of Boston, Henry Wilson, IT, s.
Senator, James M. Stone, Speaker of the
House of Representatives, ex-Gov. Levi Lin
coin, ex-Gov George s. Boutwell,, ex-Goy.
John III. Clifford ex-Goy. Emery Washburn,
ex-Gov; Henry J. Gardner, ex-Goy. Nathaniel
f. Banks, ex-Lieut. Gov Joel HAYDEN Rev.
Thomas Hill, President of Harvard University.
A large and imposing procession, under es-
. cort 0t the independent Cadets folio wed the
honored remains to Mt. Auburn, while minute
guns Were fired and all the church bells tOlled.
During the progress Of the prOcessiOa, the
thousands gathered upon the sidewalks and
balconies testified the heartfelt sympathy and
sadness of the whole community at the loss of
the statesman, patriot and good man, John A.
Andrew.
crowded audience assembled ia Music
Hall this evening to participate in the COM
memorative ceremonies in memory of the late
eX-tsov. Andrew. The meeting was under the
auspices of the Suffolk Conference of Unita-
rian aud other Christian Churches, of which
deceased was President. A sad significar ce
attached TO the occasion, since, prior to his
death, it had been decided to hold public
meeting of the Conference in the same hall
this evening, and he had promised to preside.
Eoquentsand appropriate addresses were made
by Mr.. ii p. Kidder, Rev. Geo. H. Hepworth,
Rev. James Freeman Clark, d. D., former pas
tor OF the deceased, and Rev. Geo. n. Briggs
f. n n
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RICHMOND, Va, Nov. j.
ten. Schoield has issued an order conven-
ing the State Convention on the third day of
December. ~ EIlF21elt
a jury was empanelled yesterday, after great
trial, in the Henrcks Circuit Cont. tor the
trial of JAS. r. Phillips charged with the muir
derof his wife at Drunkard's Farm near this
city in July last a-i tH St I'GE-T = =
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Cincinnati EHarvxcss.

nfl9l a,.ltt CINCINNATI, Nov 2,
Whiskey unchanged. Mess Pork in demand sales
l0OOo bbis at 20 % tor best city mess and 10 Is for
second class. Bacon is improving; iobbing demand
several Southern orders filled at li "a 1Ilc for
held at 12tc with nothing doing Hogs-receipts licbt
but choice paying % a. 90.
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Georgia Election, .

AUGUSTA, Ga, Nov 1.
Returns from all parts of the State show hut
few white votes polled. The Convention is
carried overwhelmingly. The conservative
papers denounce Gen POpe's extension of the
time for voting as illegal - IA
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|5a, y H.gH s...ilde Sings GLOUCESTER Nov L. 81
Georges COdfsh-market quiet; last sales at 8 so.
Mackereabont 1900 bbls. Bay have afrv ed the past
week market dull; holders are firm at $l5 and will
not sell for any less; quote sales of few small
lots Of No. rs the present week at 1926 No. 2s
$l1; Shore Nos1s $13 SO; No. 2's $40. Fresh Hall
do SC 10 Oils dull last sales Of Cod at 66c.-[Ad-
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BY ELECTRICITY

The Rheumatic, the eonty, the lame and the lazy
leap with joy and move with the agility and elastic
ty OF youth; the heated brain Is cooled; the fost-
bitten limbs restored, the ancouth detorloies
moved; faintness converted 10 vigOr, weakness TO
strength; the blind made to see the deal hear and
the pasied form TO move upright: the belnishes Of
ycuth are obliteroted the ACCIDENTS OF mature lie
prevented; the caInitles OF old age obyiated and
actirn cir niin lnl.air aad
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CASH on delivery and the highest market price
~ paid, at the Eagle Sugar Refinery, Fore Street.
near Grand Trunk Depot, tor barrels suitable for
sugar. II nEh LYNCH, BARKER Il co.
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Limited Partnership.


DEit known to all men that we, Robert Il. Henry
- and Joseph s. Kicker, have this day formed =
limited partnership for the transaction of business
at Portland, in the County OF Cumberland under
the firm name of Robert b. Henry.
The general partner in said firm Is Robert b. Hem
ny, OF Portland, the special partner is Joseph g.
Kicker, OF Westbrook, both in the County OF Cum
berlsnd and State OF Maine.
The general nature OF the business to be transact
ed Is Pork Packing
Joseph 5. Kicker the special partner, contributes
IN cash payment, the sum OF ten Thousand dollars
"a thecapitai al said firm. ara
Said copartnership commences on this seventh day
OF October, in the year OF the Lord one thousand
eight hundred and sixty and will on the
seventh day Of October in the year of the Lord one
thousand eight hundred and seventy.
SEAL 5o J. sick b HENRY
STATE OF MAINE,
nEE HH EE October @, 1857.
Personally appeared Robert B. Henry and Joseph
s. Kicker above named and acknowled the fOrego-
ing 20 be the free act and deed. Before me,
N WEBB
Justice of the Peace.
CUMBERLAND IS. Registry Of Deeds.
Received October sth, 1867, at h. pom. p. NJ, and
recorded in Book 352, page 439. Attest,
eNas-es II TIOAlAS HANCOCK, Register.
October a. diawew a
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- 10 MILWAUKEE, Nov. I.
Flour dull city double extras so "a II Co., country
do 8 81 90 81; extra SO a 81. Wheat quiet and
nominal at s9tfr No. and SO for No. 2. Oats
declining sales at 554 az 56c for No. 2 Corn steady
at 10 for No. and Il for No 2. Freights dull and
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DIR. JOHNSON'S
~ Foam Dellfifi.ice I

rfNHiS Preparation Is recommended by eminent
Dentists, Physicians and Che ists az being Sc
eond to none in use, for cleansing, polishing and
preserving the teeth hardening the gums, aud i'm
parting pleasant odor the breath; in fciRi can
not be exeelled. II acts not oDl, powder but as
soap ami wash three in one. Contains no lnjuri-
ons grit on acid Try Ii. For sale by all druggists
-t nj. ID JOHNSON, Dentist.
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cile MOBILE, Ala, Nov 9
The number of yellow fever deaths during
the twenty-four hours ending this evening
were ., and for the week IS.
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NOTICE

hereby given S, that the sBoothhay Marine Rail-
ed and ready for work. 1t has two Cradles. taking
u" imo Vessels at time, OF two hundred tons each
,h "n one IN me lower Cradle can be launched while
the one on The upper remains or both can be hauled
UP r sogetn u and both launched together
nefe is fourteen feet OF water on the lower Cradle
~ H. eoon tae. They are located in very desra-
sun on both Sides They are built If the very best
Ware " ad with great care and skill by Mr. Ed
va" The -. , nTi ~ o. provincetown, Mass.
lor repairing, painting and caukng vessels.
Az AL LABOR wal be done with dispatch and at low
friends call on us o' P'o"sc" " ~ 49,
ED or, 1oS sl1d MCPHERSON, Boothbay Prest.
EhASros NiCkERSON, Boothbay Clerk & Treas.
DIRECTORS;
ass aLLEN LEWIS, Boothbay,
THOMAS MARRS, Southport
October 12-d2m oiS D"'"
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.ser-.f.7 LIVERPOOL, Nov. Moon. ;
The Brokers' circular reports the sales of Cotton
tor Spectators and 5000 for exporters The stock
in port and on shpboard at present is G27 900 bales
Of which Isl 900 bales are American. The market
bales. The following are the authorized quotations:
Middhng uplaDds 83d; do Orleans 3D. Breadstuffs
quiet; Corn at 4ss Cd for new Mixed Western; Wheat
Barley Is Al " 60 lbs Tor Americana Oats 9s IOd nv AZ
TBS for American; Peas Oils Cd ~ 5O4 Tbs for Cana
dian. Provisions-Beef I15s ~ 304 TBS extra prime
miss; Pork us 200 Id for Eastern prime mess Ba-
con 52s " cwt Tor Cumberland cut Lard SIS oil B
cwt for fine American; Cheese 62s " cwt for the
highest range of fine Produce-Rosin IS ~ ewt for
common Wilmington, and lbs for fine pale; Tallow
standard Sugar 26s; Spirits TurpentIne 2Is ~ cwt;
Petroleum ls Cd " gallon for Spirits and Is Cd for
standard White. Ca 3 ns 7su4ai sIll-.T--.
United States 5-20's quoted shares at 75t for
the issue OF 1862.
T.. LIVERPOOL, Nov. 10 p. nj.
Cotton unchanged. The advces from Manchester
are unlaVOraDle b eadstuhs dull Peas have de-
cned TO SIS. California Wheat has declined 3d. and
is now quoted at lbs cd. Western Mixed Corn has
tahced i9s 9d, for which il is selling on the spot
ana 10 arrive at AIS 3D. Oats and Barley are without
cnange In the Provisions market Lard has sleclin-
ed to 52s 3D. Other articles unchanged.
LONDON. Nov. 2-Noon.
AMERICAN SECURIFIEs.-Ihe tollOwine are the
current quotations for American securities: Juitel
States Tvs lot Illinois Central shares 81; Erie
Railroad shares ~. "a Et-tt
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 2-Noon.
Cotton quiet and steady; sales 5000 bales
LONDON, Nov 2-2PM
COns0ls at "a TIC for money. u. s. 5-2Os no l. H.
Other securities unchanged.
MA Ntssts& LIVERPOOL, Nov. 2-2P. M.
Cotton dun and unchanged Corn 49s Cd. Lard
52s sd. Taow ass. Sugar frmer at 26s Other ar
tieles unchanged si'i
ANTWERP, Nov, PIP. M. "a
Dat d,IIa fro.
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. l. 7.
Petroleum dull; crude f9t refined in bond 3OAc O,
the spot and 3Sc for delivery in November
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Baltimore m.rl.e,.. !.
philadelphia Markets

. = lsl al.ii =. BALTIMORE, Nov. 1.
Corn steady; old White 35 a So; new do 90 "a
y; Yellow 30 q 81; Mixed White and Yellow
l q 80. Coffee in fair demand and irmer
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Not Much.

I HAVE Often been asked if intend 10 interfere
IL with Messrs Leath 81 Cores Process of refining by
Steam, now answer once for all that do not nse
their steam refined soap which is the best In the
ket for cleansing my boiling tanks; Bat steam ren-
ed Trpe takes the lead OF ar tcies OF food. You
will be satisfied OF it III You give ta tair trial.
October le diff G. W. BELKNAP.
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Washington eorrespondence. Al q.
Xr<x = =,

o. - = X, =,
The Illness special says the Ordnance Com
mlttee has appointed a subcommittee to COM
plete the taking of testimony concerning the
contracts of the navy for artillery and projec-
tiles during the war gs4sssEA y
General Grant has decided that no more ex-
tensions be given Southern railroads, whose
indebtedness to the Government was allowed
TO run until November LIST. al
Orders have been issued raising the aualifi-
cations for appointment to the army to the
same grade as before the war rsfffeT'
A foreign vessel lately attempted to land
struggled goods on the coast of North Carolina
and had collision with the customs boat. The
boat containing three smugglers and goods
was capsized and all went to the bottom
whereupon the vessel set sail and escaped
A great portion of the revenue frauds are
now broken up and the revenue Friday ex-
ceeded 81 100000. sfE1lsaa asiH sos lgI
The Tribune's special says Mr.. Bolts gives a
responding view of affairs in Virginia The
negroes are being persecuted for voting for the
Convention, and are forming cooperative so
cieties and will refuse to work for whites when
labor is in demand. sa afs 'p
The Herald's special says the Cabinet meet
ing considered the management OF elections in
one south, and it is said the determination was
ar n,i at to strengthen the military in antici-
pa r OF negro disturbances. IS
hMo hundred and thirty-seven negroes were
Convention 'oi 'V''"s io' '"'
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NEW YORK, Nov. 3.
~ Inc totai registration of voters is as follows:
new YORK l2S0O6; Brooklyn, N. ", "a, 204.
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From Havana.

Tho Arst,.;o,,s ,s.oo.,r, HAVANA, Nov. I. y
from here yesterday. - 40 ''.' '"i'o'
The steamer Fahkee has arrived fror, W..
Cruz with dates to Oct oath. The imne, eis
ment of Juarez is contemplated Il eonser.n
tive Influence do not prevail. For Conoress
the election is sure tor the opposition. In Pm.
ebla the opposition of ex-Governor Mendez IL
UNDECIDED - ItF i5'p' 10
munster Romero accompanied by General
Banks, Is expected. Senator Morton and Gen.
Bentez are to receive them Ths appoint
ment OF Mr.. Grips has been disapproved
the capital en- route to San Juan. Prince
Salm Salm denounces Lopez and asserts that
Maximilian's blood is on the traitors head
In Durango they are trying Lozanda. ~ q,
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A BUSINESS Young man, with few hundred dol
lars, can secure an interest in a business that
pays handsome profits, with no com petition. Apply
{ ~ I. lgei bit1 si6s.l Yfarsss9 II. j.. MOORE, !.
hov1uiw 81 Congress Street.
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"a !. -. u u. s,s5 sas. MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov. 1.
Cotton active; Middlings at 16Jc; receipts of the
week 59i5 bales; exports 1886; stock 5000 bales.
WILMINGTON, N. G., Nov. l.
Spirits Turpentine active; sales at 81 a 515e; the
market is almost entirely bare. Rosin firm at Is
tor common; 373 for No. l. Cotton dull and unset
tied; Middlings at 1870. Tar 2 70. Peanuts 2 10 al
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state of Maine.

AUGUSTA, Oct. Is, 1867.
N adiourned Session of the Board Of Commis-
a siansrs To- in yestigate the condition, management
and afiairs of the Insane ASYLUM, at Augusta, un-
der Resolves of the orty-sixth legislature win be-
held at said Asylum on Monday the 18th day OF Mo-
yember next. A. v. JEWETT, Chairman.
Octobar 2t. dtd
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AUCTION SALES.
Clothing. Dry Goods, sc, at Auc-

ton.
IN MONDAY, Nov 4th, at Office, 1G9 Fore st, 1
y sh1il sell at 10 NJ, aud q NJ, stock OF fine
over Goats, Uuder Goats. Pants, Vests, ShTts
p'awors, Hose, WOODEN Cloth Table Damask Blau-
kets, Spreads, ComiOrters Crash, FlanDels Gloves
SeaTts, Tvwes, &c. ''
This Is the stock of a retail dealer and will Ina soI1
in lots TO suit customers W ''''
sold. y IN p.I IS s'0cA is
nO<u1 t' ... AuctOneeT.
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Dr. ID. stn continues to Extract Teeth by FLEo-
TRfCITy WITHOUT PAIN. Persons having deeayed
teeth stumps they wish 10 have removed or reset
ting he would give polite invitation to call.
Superior ELECTRO MAGNETIC MAsHNEs Tor ga l,
iOr family use with thorough instructions.
DIR. d. can accom- odate few patients with board
end treatment at his house. fe -.
Ofice hours from X O'Clock A. M. to IL N. from
to 6 T. NJ, and to 9 in the evening.
Consultation free. ~ ney1tf
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MEDICAL ELECI,RICTTY
l.. DR.. w. n DEFINING,
Medical Electrician
ia MIDDLE STREET..

Nearly Opposisc she DATED stntes Hots
VxTHElsE he would respectfully announce to
w citizens OF Portland and vicinity, that he
permanently located in this city. Daring 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 f'rnis OF treatment in saln and curin
patients i'm short time that the esestion Is oil en-
asked do they stay cured? 10 answer this question
we will say that all that DO not STAY cured we
doctor the second time without charge
DR.. d. has been practical Electrician for twenty
years. and IL ALSO regular graduated physical
electricity is perfectly adapted TO chronic diseases
the iorm OF nervous sick headache: neuralgia IN
the head, neck or extremities; consumption when
In the acute stages where the lungs are not FULLY
Involved; acute or chronic rheumatism scroiula hip
diseases, white swelings, spinal diseases, curvature
OF the spine, contracted muscles, distorted limbs,
palsy paralysis ST. Vitas' Dance. Deafness STAN
mering or hesitancy 81 speech, dyspepsia indiges-
ton, constipation andiver complaint pies-we cure
every case that can be presented asthma bronchi-
ts, STRUCTURES OF the chest aud all ferns OF female
| cOnltiaiots. '..H frsrf
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City Steam Dye.House

5 1b y has just put in operation new Steam
uouse, Where gentlemen can have their
solIed Cieshing Dyed, Eressed and Re
Ppna ~ IN manner hitherto unknown in Port
land. Perfect satisfaction guaranteed.
GS sign of the Golden Fleece, IA
NO. Ia Exchange street.
! October X DIR
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San Francisco Marker.
sontlaern Markets.

u, sii ~ 9a..szt SAN Francisco, Nov.1
Floar'-superfne z %. Wheat quiet. Legal Ten
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s4,.5f.sts. CHARLESTON, S. c., Nov l.
Cotton quiet and easier, with partial decline of
4c; sales 200 bales; Middlings 17ic. t'N'~ ~
eg. ~. SAVANNAH, Ca, Nov. 1.
Cotton dull and declining; sales to-day 7S6 bales;
Middng lie; receipts 1900 bales; receipts for the
week IA $40 bales; exports 70 ,4sl bales stock 1881
bales. Freights advanced to 1c Cotton per steam
er. tt efI JAZZ i'f1a8a
Cotton firm; Mddling 16t a 16ac; sales 1850 bales;
receipts 1925 bales; receipts Of the week 1884 bales
sales 1900 baies exports 3246 bales stock bales
1i .s.lts.. .5.s...e AUGUSTA, Ca, Nov. 1.
Cotton dull; sales 346 bales; receipts 1116 bales
ic ~ NEW ORLEANS. Nov O.
Cotton-easy; sales 1850 bales; low Mddlings 154
az lSc receipts $50 bales; exports 23e9 bales Sugar
and Molasses unchanged. -.