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E U ROPE

ss.l LONDON, Dec TO-
1t is inferred from the tenor of the speech
made by M. Rouher in the Corps Legislatif
that the French Emperor has adopted policy
on the Roman question which comedies with
the views and desires of the clerical party
The impression is strengthened by the tone
of the French press since the speech was de-
livered. The liberal journals are greatly dis
satisfied, while the clerical organs seem pleas
ed and jubilant
PARIS, Dec. 10-Evening
Minister Rouher has made some official ex-
plantations in regard to the old Luxembourg
dispute. He afirms that the first suggestion
for a change OF the frontier came last year from
Prussia, and declares that since the settlement
Of the controversy which followed the Lohdon
conference, France has entertained no Thought
of territorial extension by negotiation or con-
quest VgasssEsA,r1 BRITAIN. u1t nl
LIVERPOOL DEC. 10.-The Fenian sympa-
thizsrs are making extensive preparations for
public funeral in Liverpool Od Sunday next
in honor of Allen, Gould and Larking; but
the Orangemen of this city threaten to break
up the procession, and it is feared that a seri-
Gus riot will take place should the proposed
Fenian demonstration be attempted. Tx p
QUEENSTOWN, Dec. 10.-The steamship City
of Washington, from New York Nov 30th
touched at this port today, and sailed for Liy-
erpool. t.f- u4s 81. eIg.f IT, n.e lsla4 .,lf.
SOUTH aIpToN, Dec 1O-Evening.-The steam
ship Bremen, from New York Nov. 28th, ar
rived off Cowes at one o'clock p NJ today, and
after landing her English passengers, mails
and freight, sailed again for Bremen.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 10-Ship Peter MaxW ell,
from Quebec bound for Liverpool, went
ashore on the coast of Wales, and is discharg..
ing her cargo. 1890 3af Aii'4
Etffd PRUSSIA
BERLIN, Dec. 10.-The Prussian House of
Deputies has voted to transfer the expences of
the foreign Office of Prussia to the budget of
the North German Confederation.
Hon. George Bancroft, the Minister of the
United States, had an audience yesterday with
Her Majesty the Queen of Prussia. ,.
Dec. 10 Evening.-Private treaties ndemni-
flying the displaced Princes of Hanover and
other provinces were to day approved by the
Diet. .i3i1At 90
Dreyse, the inventor of the needle-gun, is dead.
sg-s iii.- by Steamer.l
NEW YORK, Dec. II.
The steamship Russia, with European dates
of Dec. 1st has arrived.
A daring Fenian outrage was committed at
Cork on the Goth ult The shop of Richards
& Sons, gunsmiths, was sacked during the
night and about 100 stand of arms, &c., were
taken.
The Fenian Generals Halpn, Warren and
Costello, who landed in Ireland from the cruis-
er Erin's Hope, and were convicted at the re-
cent commission in Dublin were, on the 29tli,
conveyed from Dublin to Milbank prison, Lon
DON
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Cambridge Market.

CAMBRIDGE, Dec 10.
Reeeipts-CattIe. 114O; Sheep and Lambs, &, ZIG;
Horses, :; Swine, 5000 Calves, f1 #F
PRICES. Beef Cattle Extra, $40 % a IS %; first
quality, s 30 a - 5o second quality so Oh g II 90
third quality, SO 90 a 300.
Prices OF Store Cattle-Workng Oxen, y pair, $3.50,
$500, $3.50 a $685.
Mich Cows and Calves from s37, $50, s75, ss5 q
500
Yearlings s1s q 25; two years old So q SO; three
years old $40 a. ca.
Prices of Sheen and Lambs-In lots 81 IL, 81 30 @
50 20 each extra So 10 40 IS, or from 29,c "
Spring Lambs So % a 50 20.
Hid S az Ole. Tal.ow (9 TIC ~ ID.
Pets Sic az ST each. Cali Skins Ice " ID.
N b. Beef-Extra and first quality includes moth
ing but the ocst large, fat, stabilized oxen second
quality includes the best CRASHED Oxen, the best
stabilized Cows and the best three year old Steers;
ordinary consists of Bulls and the refuse of lois.
Sheep-ExtIa includes Cossets and when those oil
inferior quality are thrown out of the lot.
Enthusiastically trains were late to-day in
consequence Of accidents upon the road above Bel
lows Falls last night More damage TO the cars than
to the live stock in the The demanu for Cattle
was good, and prices full Acc higher
sheep-ReceiRts CHS, The feiing prev filing
among the butchers was better; sales were quicker,
and prices advanced Soc ~ head.
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Domestic Markets,

NEW YORK.. Dec 1I-cotton / @ Ic lower; sales
1000 bales; Middlng uplands at l5} e 1899 Flour
Hoop Ohio at 10 OG q 10 o.; Western at 60 a IL 50;
Southern at 10 Is q so; California - % "a 10 so.
No. at 3 IS; White ennsylvan at 2 Is a. Is;
White Genes see u. Corn dull and heavy and 1c
lower; Whine Southern ns~ Ct % g IS; White
SO a s3Jc. Beafqniet. Pork quiet and firm. Lard
dub. Whskey quiet. Groceries quiet AMI steady.
Essn Is "a %. ferleun more aetive craye at
10 q 10tc; refined bonded at 254c. Taow heavy at
10S "a III. Wool sha lie irmerj sales 2UO0JO Tbs at
26c Tor Texas, 20 a 25c California, and Bucnos
Ayres on private terms. Ffeshts to Liverpool dull
and dropping.
CHICAGO, Dec. 1i.-Flour but less active Wheat
far NJ. Corn steady at s4J g s5tc Oats quiet al
81 a SOL Eye lower; sales . az % g as: Barley
3, on % 81 10 tard steady at 124 q 123c. Hams il
q 114c; shoulders = 90
C1NoISSAJI. Dec ii. Provisions dull. New Mess
Pork sold at 20 80 and old a. s. o and offered freely
ard dull prime city ut 12sc; .e' - o'0 "''
at 12c.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Dec. 9.-Tobacco frn anu IN
changed. Cotton advancing; sales at l4tc tor Miu-
dngs. Flour steady and unchanged. Wneat uas
Corn advancing; 05 a 10 for Mixed; Yellow and
White 0s % TO- on thee ar 81 g 1.-the latter was
in good demand Oats advancing; quoted at "a g
| nc. Barley firm at 80 q 2 % tor Fall. Rye 10
"a 10. Mess Pork-22 12I q % 80 bid; held at 20 co.
Bacon-cear sides 14k a l4sc. Lard 121 q 121c fol
tierce, and ii for key Live Hogs in good supply at
| 81 a 7c Receipts-500 bbls -FOUR 200 bush wheat,
loo bush. corn, 5000 bush. OATS 10000 hogs.
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 9.-Tobacco in light supply at
90 On IS for light lugs common to medium leaf at
| S75 10 o.. Flour frmer; superfne Z rs; A No. /
1 at Ii 30. Wheat So q 50. Corn on the ear in
bulk 70 % soc. Oats, in bulk, &c Cotton-Mi,ldline
| 15c. Raw Whisky. in bond, 53c. Bulk Meats
shoulders a. 94c clear sides l25 q 12sc. Lord l3Ic
far tierces Mess Pork advancing sales at "a 90 fol
new Hogs Il a 7lc, gross.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Dec. 9.-Cotton Is a. Isle. Corn
| en- ~ SIC Oats II @ 7sc. SupeIiine Flour 90 a
| enS pork % 90 "a 70 90. BAG Dn-Shoulders z q
iaic. clear sides 16c. Lard ID g lac.
Monur. Dec, 9-Cotton market closed dull at II
a Isle FIR Mddlings; sales to-day LOO bales; ex
ports 736 bales; receipts 1896 baes-the largest
the season.
AUGUSTA Ca, Dec. 9.-Cotton market very aet ~
during the morning, but closed dull; sales l,zo
paies; receipts GAO bales Middling loc.
SAVsAANNAH, Ca. Dec 9.-Cotton qniet but eady
SAFES oSo pales Mddlings 15Jc; receipts AUG paies
CHA III N, s. c., Dec.9. Cotton declined &c
bales. w ~ "2N'
: WILMINGToN, n c., Dec 9.-snirits Turpentin
nominal at 4sc Resin quiet at Cd "a o. Tar de
cned; sales at 90 q 10. Cotton quiet at 14lc 70
Middling.
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Sherif,s Sale.

CUMBERLAND, IS. atf sf Et3a1 fie' iff-- 20 =
rJNAKEN on execut on and will be sold at public
4 auction on Saturday, the eleventh day Of Janu-
airy, A. u. 1868, at O'Clock in the afternoon at the
Shers Office in the ci5y of Portland, in said coun-
ity, all the right In equy which CHARLES Meserve,
OF Cane Elizabeth, has or had on the ninth day OF
March, a -, 1865 1T line clock and fifteen minutes
in the afternoon being the time of the a. hment
Of fhe same on The original writ in this action, on
which said execution was obtained to re eem the
following described parcel of real estate, to wit -
A certain lot of land, situated In said Cape Eliza
beth, the southery side Of he County road lead
ing from Vaughan's Bridge to Saco and bounded AMI
described as follows, viz: 81 sii3@ s
Beginning at the westerly corn Of a lot Of land
that Jesse Dyer, ir, bought of Samuel Haskell ON
sad road thence running said road fifty feet to
stake, and from these two points extending back
from said road seventy-six feet on lines parallel
with said yers and, and preserving throughout the
uniform width of fifty feet. sssf, ne r-e s.ea.
The above described premises being subject to a
mortgage to Samuel Haskell to secure the payment
of two hundred dollars in one year with Interest,"
Mortgage dated July 10, d 1865. ta,.sc t1
Also to mortgage TO Mary G. Linnel, 10 secure
the pa ment twelve hundred dollars in three years
from the date of said mortgage with interest semi
annually. Mortgage dated October 10, d 1876. II
Dated at Portland, this Sd day December, A. D.
1897, .i5is 5-''s..4,5i
w3wi9 E. PERRY, Deputy Sheriff.
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To Let.
TO LET

- TO Let. p
WITH )ARD, large pleasant rooms suitable
w tor gentleman and wife. at 81 Free st. oc24dtf
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MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS Dec. IL
The Merchants Exchange will be closed to-
morrow as mark of respect for Edgar James,
who was the first Vice President of that or
ganization. The Exchange viii he draped in
mourning for thirty days. The death of SO
many prominent men has occurred within the
past two days that it has caused unusual
gloom throughout the city.
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SEN Sss sfsA.

FATAL ARRAY death OF TOM sHARPLEY.
New YORK, Dec. II.
A fatal rencontre occurred this evening III
front of the Fifth Avenue Hotel, between KEEL
ly, of Kelly & Icons Minstrels, and Sam
Sharpey, of the Theatre Comique. The al
fray was the result OF an old grudge, sharp
lev shot Kelly first, wounding him slightly III
the head, Kelly returned the fire killing
Sharpley instantly. .a.,,
Later-It was Tom Sharpley, brother of sam,
who was killed in the ARRAY this evening
Kelly is reported dangerously wouhoeu.
IMPORTANT DECISION RESPECTING MAMMAL
Az ;r,nor..rt on;n;on was delivered by Mr..
.Inst h a"f Tnorabam at the Supreme Court
Cbam,har. yestarday. in the case OF tltt Cook
oga;nst the State National Bank of Boston, in
%b;nh hs held that national banks located in
other States or counties may De sued in the
Cnnrts of this State, and that national bank
mr., anized under the act of Congre IS is foreign
CORPORATION within the meaning of the statutes
of New York, and may be proceeded against by
attachment. e.,.. -.., F.
EXTENSIVE FORGERY.
Quite sensation was experienced on the
Stock Exchange to-day. Mr. I. b. Baldwin
received an order to sell 5000 shares of the Pa
cite Mail Steamship Company at the market
rate, which he executed at the rate OF IA IL
1913 3D. subsequently, the order was discov-
cred to be forgery. and the brokers We're re-
leased from all but 600 hundred shares, which
had been resold. The Stock Board has ap-
pointed a committee to investigate the matter,
with authority to spend 81 900 to ferret ont the
forgery.
NEW YORK, Dec. II.
Charles Ling, in an alteration In a siaugnter 4
house yesterday afternoon, threw handIul,
of lime into the face OF another BOY; Ianie ~
Robert Armstrong, destroying the signt oil
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F. o. BAILEY, Auc,ioneer.
Assignee's Sale.

WI = undersigned, Assignee in Bankruptcy of the
Il estate of Joseph Lew viii sell at Pubiic Auc-
ton on WEDNESDAY, Dtc mber 1Sth. at 10 o'clo( K
A. NJ, at the store of F. o. Bailey, No. IG9 Fore
Street. variety OF goods belonging to said estate
IN part as follows, viz Cashmerets, Cassim eres,
Doeskins, Coatiugs, Broadeloths, Trcos, Sflesias,
Goyes asvas ssrs ana pSa1
alis, Mittens, Hosiery, Bosoms over and Under
Goats. Pans, Vests, &c. Also. lot OF TailoIs
Trimmings, Fancy Goods Chairs, Press, Table, Show
Case, Mirror, Desk, &c.
-r- O. p. SHEPHERD, Assignee.
Portland, Me-, Dec. Z, 1867, dtd
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K. M. PATTEN g. CO., Auetionee,s,
OFFICE EXCHANGE STREET.

nN SATURDAY, December 18th, at 10 O'Clock A.
" M. will be sold sure, reservation, to close
eonsignments, Crockery AMI Plated Ware of all
kinds Furniture, Beds anil Belding, Dry Goods and
Clothing, Groceries, &c &C., closing up OF con-
signments for the year 1867. There will be no post
ponement for weather. Please look at the goods on
Friday afternoon.
- Also,
Fity-six pairs OF White and Colorsd Blankets.
Decemher u. dill
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@ M Nj Il ISC IAI.

NEW YORK, Dec. 11-6 P. M.-Money closed easy
at "a per call. Discounts somewhat easier,
closing at % 10 per cent. Gold closed heavy a.
134t. Sterling Exchange dull unchanged. Govern
ment securities closed steady. Stocks general v
steady at the close but quotations were &c below
the highest point of the morning. Mining shares
closed heavy and lower Balance in the Sub-Treas-
S1l4 l0I lrn
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CANADA.
EXECUTION OF A MURDERER.

KINGSTON, c. W., Dec. II.
Ethan Allen, who recently murdered the
70 lehman at Morton's Brewery was hanged
w II o'clock to-day. Before leaving the Jail he
landed his counsel a paper, the contents of
gh;ch has not transpired. About fifteen hun
.dred persons witnessed the execution.
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No. 366 Commercial.

The initiatory cargoes have arrived consisting of
the old Hazetne and Schuylkill, portion of which
&c. &c. 1t affords me pleasure to state that the cost,
freight, and my own margin Il profits, will enable
me 10 offer the above mentioned Coal at such fig
ure as will amaze, astonsh, crafty and satisfy the
economical and prudent purchaser. 81
as not at all improbable Is very possible in fact
to the INTEL gent nors of CITY and Suburbs. not the
largest, but hope and expect the finest variety of
the above named staple presented tor their re-
cpoot FIJI oiI
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ERMONT.
TERRIBLE ACCIDENT ON THE VERMONT CEN
TRIAL RAILROAD.

TERRIBLE ACCIDENT ON THE VERMONT CEN
TRIAL RAILROAD.
-la MONTPELIER, Dec. H.
One of the most fearful accidents known to
the annals of Vermont, transpired to-day at
what is known as the Harlow bridge, near
Mortified, on the line of the Vermont Central
Railroad. This bridge was burned on Sunday
morning last, and during the week something
like one hundred men have been engaged IN
rearing a trestle work for temporary use. Most
of the employees having dined at Mortified,
were returning to their work about one and
half miles from that town. They were in a
passenger car, which was being backed up to
the work. By some inconceivable iorgetfnl-
ness, the engineer proceeded with them at
rapid rate, and did not check his speed till too
late, and the whole car with its freight of from
seventy-five to one hundred men, was backed
off the abutment into the river below, dis
lance of sixty feet, the tender and the engine
following. The number of casualtiesis appall-
lug. Fifteen men were killed instantly, and
three or four have since died. Mole than as
many others were more or less injured, many
seriously, and some fatally it is feared. The
casualties consist of broken legs, arms and
hands, dislocations, cuts, burns and bruises
Among the killed are Almore Weatherby, of
Mortified and Timothy Holt, of Alburg. Mr..
Charles II. Clark, of st. Adams. foreman, is
one of the injured. Also e. G. Chase, of Man
chester N III
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sherif,s Sale.

CUMBERLAND, SIS. .js, -fz+s4 rfL qass, +
TAKEN on execution and will be sold at public
i asc.ion on Saturday, the eleventh day of Janu
ary, A d 1868, at ten O'Clock the forenoon at the
She ifs office in the city of Portland, in said county
all the right title and interest whether in equity
redeem OF otherwise, which James e. Harris has or
bad the thirteenth day of February, A d. 1866 at
O'clock and five minut ties in the afternoon, and
the seventh day of March, d 666, being The time
of the attachments of the same in the original writ,
In the following described parcel OF Real Estate in
sal Portland, wit All that certain parcel OF land
situated the eastern side ofCanton street. in Port
land aforesaid being the same conveyed by William
w Thomas to said Harris by deed dated July21, a
d. 1896, recorded in R gisty Of Deeds in Cumberland
County, book 33 page 1888 to which reference is to be
made tor full description, together with all said
Harris right title anu interest In building there
on; said sale being for the purpose OF securing the
payment Of and en- 'orcing and satisfying lien on
said premises as will more fully appear by reference
to the jud sInent and execution which issued there
on, had and obtained by Samuel W. Joy, against
said Harris at the October 10 m, A D 1861 of the
Supreme Judicial Court Cumberland County.
The above described premises being sub ect to a
mortgage o William W. Thomas, recorded in Cum
berand Registry OF Deeds book 1856, page $50 given
to secure the payment Of thirteen hundred and fifty
dollars as follows: One hundred llaIs Year for
nine years, and four hundred and fifty dollars ten
years from date, with interest said quarter
yearly. Mortgage dated July 81 1865.
Dated at Portland this 5th day of December A. d.
1857. 49, 10 - EN- PERRY, 49,
dc6dlrw3w 10 G5uos b Dept. sheriff.
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Foreign Markets.,

LONDON. Dec. 1O-Evening Consols closed at 92s
for money. ss- ts@ eUse6 1Gff + HA-'ef
AMERICAN SEcURlTIEs-Unied States 5-20s
II 9-16; Illinois Central shares $50; Erie Railroad
shares AZ I. @rfH"E
FRANkFoRT, Dec. 10--Evenng United States
5-20s quoted at 75s.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. l0--Evening cotton market
closed heavy with a decline of Id on American de-
I'D; sales 5000 bales. eadstufs, Provisions and
Produce unchanged. ia t.fs
AGvices from Manchester are untayorable, and tie
market for goo Is and yarns Is dull and heavy.
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AUCTION SALES.
Ancfion Sale.

NATURDAY Dec Z, at q P NJ, Glass Lamps Cas-
~ tors, A. W. Blankets, Knives and Forks, Shirts
and Drawers, Pant Patterns, Beds, Balmora Skirts,
&c, &c, and every afternoon and evening for the
coming week. Ladies invited.
dciO-dlw NJ. CHARLES & Co, 100 Federal St,
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PERPETUAL
B r. o q M .

NOW OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC. &
Patented Aprit 24th, 1865. 0-
THIS Broom, although recently patented, and
L placed before the public, has already become
the favorite wherever offered and OF the very many
Sold we have SCARCELY heard OF instance where 1t
has failed to give perfect satisfaction
The cad is light, its adjustment to the handle ia
so simple, that anybody can put it on, and child
eight years old can fiji II reaiylfor use. LsBs
We ask an intelligent public TO examine this Broom,
and have perfect confidence in tler decision. The
economy of this Broom Is beyond any other, atsr
purchasing the family right the cost cannot exceed
be easily raised by the parties using the same. ~
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AIN IAN

-.cE
.4El I AIN AN "a
xA.,vx 2lO1G3lce-
se,st IN aOlsich Is made patent
the assertions and facts am
aforementioned vxa :, xats
.fFgsG 1Stly: sasitae3aia
The Subscriber having leased portion of Smith
Pier socalled) tor term of years. and having erect
ell very commotlisus and strong structure for the
storage of Coal, designs filling the with that
staple, of which subject more anon, % ..-.
n eddy: aSs ~
In the selection of scale have been very partie-
ular and have not allowed the matter of ex ense 10
BANKS of eleven tons capaory, rather larger than
really required, but the platform of this Scale being
not a5tainabe IN scales of lesser gauge decided my
preference. Hence the choice. With this sized
platform l can weigh any sized cart (be it city or
suburban including horses, usually or unusually oc-
teed rrecness, only procurabe by this method. 1t
world give great pleasure to show to the citizens
of Portl IND the delicate wo king of this instrument
and to my customers more especially, as being more
directly interested, would say that ii they have
not time to view their own coal in weighing, every
delivered, to which their attention win be solicited.
The beam is so placed as 10 be viewed from the
street; is highly ornamented, exceedingly useful.
3dTy: rEi a{a3D
III immediate condguity is sit1ated the subscr-
alta BILE, easily approach-a-ble readily find out
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K. M PATTEN a. CO., Auctioneers,
OFFICE IL EXCHA NGE SrPEEr
special Sale of Sleighs, Harnesses
Pungs, Robes, Re.

1 DSSAFURDAY, December 18th at II O'Clock A
" 81, in Market Square, will he sold abont fifteen
pura Sie Ign, trimmed and untrimmed; nve new
uIse, oI Ppn M de white Astrchen Coon Buifa.
AZ, LAP 1es, new Harnesses; Horse BLANK. Is
Army ankets; tosether with SCI nd hand SieigSs
Pungs, Sieds, hODes, one set Travers Rum ers Har
the largest Sleigh sale OF the season Tb rer,,s
sale of Horses &C., will be In connection VIII IN
above sale. II. y. BAILEY, Auct
December ~. did.
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STATE OF MAINE.

CUMBERLAND, S. At the Supreme Judicial Court,
begun and held at Portland, within and for said
County of Cumberland, on The second Tuesday OF
October, Ammo Domini, 1867,
Upon the foregoing, libel Ordered that the libel
liant give notice to ide said William Patterson to
appear before the Justices of eur Supreme Judicial
Court to be holden at Portland, within and for the
county of Cumberland the second Tuesday of
JAM next by publishing an attested copy of id H.
bel, and this order thereon, three weeks successive
ly in the Maine State Press, newspaper printed in
Portland, in said County Of Cumberland the last
publication TO be thirty days at least before the Sit
tiny Of said Co IT. that he may then and there in
said Court appear and show ii any he has why
the prayer OF SAID libeant should not be granted.
ATTEST; ID. w. FEssEEDEN, Clerk.
true copy of the libel and order OF Court thereon.
ATTEST: ID w. FE. SENDER, Clerk.
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NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 11.Sngnr s'ca yand firm !
good common ny; pFi e el,.irs 4 e 1Sic. Mo-
tn decmed; Sfidliing Or cans Is q Isle; safes so
bales: receipts 1000 bales; exports Se5 bales.
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A. Card.

A Card. stta s
'NHE subscribers hereby tender their thanks to
Their friends and patrons for their very LIBERAL
patronag9 IN the past and hppe by prompt attention
to business to merit their favOrs in the future.
BY special favor We permitted to refer the puo-
lie to many OF the best business houses In Portland
whose advertising has been done by u.s. and we as
sure all in want Of services that shall try to
give them SO eood SATISFACTION as not only to secure
ATWElL & CO.,
decid2w Advertising Agents, IVA Middle 1t.