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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-17

N
~ Trains leave Jersey CITY for Pemont at $50 and 99 l
s;22 521 and 81 D. m and Monsey
TIiOS. ". DEMARESr Superintendent
SOUTHSIDE RAILROAD. OF l.. I.-(WIN-
- TBR ARRANGEMBNTSD
Leave James sp. aty Railroad 10 Jamaica TOT
Babylon sud all way.stAaons
Leave FrankhnsVe Brooklyn. At 9Gj Brooklyn Central
Railroad to jamaica. for Babylon and all way stations
Leave JsResssp, Y at via l. Railroad 10 jamaica
for Babylon and all Waysaions
Fraakve Brooklyn at s5 M via Brooklyn Central
Railroad Jamaica. for Babylon and all wsystauons
Babylon 1885 Jamaica and all wayatons connect
ing With Of L. Railroad. arriving at JAmesshp at 10
Leave Babylon at 1885 for Jamaica and all Essons connect
ing with train Of Brooklyn Ceu Railroad arriving FraaknaVe,
Brooklyn, at 10 a. N.
Leave Babylon 1910 for jamaica and All wayItsons
meeting L. Railroad arriving at Jamesshp at
Leave Babylon for Jamaica aud all waystatons,
Meeting Brooklyn Central Railroad arriving Franklin
D Nh the
Es HeNYOrk aud jamaica Railroad which leaves Jamaica every
40 minutes K WHITE, Superintendent
To takr rneet NoH 4 1867
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-17

E,as Band bans igs o and '' ' ne ,'o,. ;s
JsSr G.srr,, Notary Public
Eleventh W ard Bank. -Senent OF the ELEVENTH WARD
BANK sqS ny Chapter c Laws Of 1865 the sees ,nd' s''Sf
Avsrase snoaat q Loans and Discounts e4s5s77 81
A,eie'e ,gSas, o. Dsg s640eI a.
& Issn w,IS Bask benz duly sworn dsDo;s s s shove
svorr before 18th DAY Of DcsmSe 1851
Greenwissh RnpH.-staisp,nt q the oREENwICA sANk,
q hCV New ft required by Chapter 20, Of 1875 Tor
Avrrsse Of osns and Discounts eg8sOs1
4 4ysr.,. .aooa o. Geasaon ser 90
CIV esi eos@ly
'h'''O'' statement correct 70 The & sslsl
Sworn before ne @ ''A day ofDeo'H@,y T5,
ending SATURDAY uoruns DAY december
Average Ssoo1, Of cifciis1o6 ........... ISL 90
cry sSS Sosn & Sssys jon. Man
The a0's statement or' to the beat Of my tPos{ nd a O'4
svor Seor. me tAl'IsiA a., OfDscenSs 80;
Manufacturers and inerchants' Bauk.-ststsment Of
The MANUfACIURERsAHD MERCHANTS BANK required by chsr
Of Loans and Discounts. SIlsIss7 70
crc1iauoi 90
cy nd Count, SssYo -. Ns.r c.,Asi
statement OS Of ny lSoTsdss and ees
s-Obsre of ws n Po,r Pueae
Nassau Bauk.-Statemeut Of the NASSAU BANK, required
~ Chapter $50 LAVE Of 1853 for the week ending Saturday The 18th aS Of
s2oed,yIe SO
svsSss s~OSTi o. OF creSsaon 1fs2 90
CITY and county of EswYCrf l. F,sns Hssrs CASHIER q
correct 10 ofny knowledge belief NJ HARRIS, Cashier
swosn before Tins 18th DAY Of Deeeuber lto7 - - - Du,u
North River BanIs.-staement Of the NORTH RIVER
go Laws Of ls6S for the week snt SATURDAY
the o. December, lso7i IN. .oa M
Avoaf
Average Anonniol Spare
ofCrculhbon i'SSess ~ ~
cy sad COuny q EewYork Hays cashieT o. o. North
RyeI Bank beng Ss ssn esPSse ns say S' the aI avs cas5
10th 1857 WIS A5oAa Notary Public
Oriental Bank.-stapemeDt the ORIENTAL BANK. @Ie
CURED 1875 the week ending Saturday The lth cay
olDccsmbsr. is67; o, ..o nm
Of e1,19S.!6s 90
Average amount o. ly'ta5 ~ ~
Civ and County Of RswYork 49, wshinston Hall 81 the
Bank Gully dO and say thai The ssSye Ssen
w A. HALL N"N'h
'"'A ~ ~ ~ Go b R-Oip, No,sr, Paslo
Pe0pIe,s Banl,-saeTDent Of the PEOPLES BANK, New
CHAPTER $50 Las ofl for the week ending sAfu
day The i4th day Of December. 1857 "a
Average amount Of Ioaa az 20
Avertgt aouni o. SfI9 "a
CIV spd County n New York a. l. Chs-e iIune
pco sn btig duy sworn depose
iseOueet 70 the best Of my kDoHsdse and oehs re ufrrp
Sworn beior; me tis 18Th tsy Of December, lse7. -.
Sfuyyesaut BnnkStateneui Of the STUYvESANT BASkat
Laws OF 1882 for The wee" enes Aues5 me 1871
Average amount Ssossl 20
Aai s ogsy SdS Yol -. l. W Canll
and that the above s'a'seni cor
S" ~ ~ ~ Tsro Rvsbrr4 Notary Public.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-17

HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL
ROADS On and after MONDAY. Nov. p 1901 train' fo'
leaTe New York a iosvg;
Express via Hudson River Railroad Thirsh.. and
through and Suspension Bridge without change
connecting Troy with trains for Saratoga Rslan BGns
and the North. . =,
hans with trains foy With trains for toe North
II NJ Rrpres train via Harlem Railroad Twenty yrthst sad
Fouare connecting Chatham With een Railroad for Lebanon
SPRINGS Ptbael Albany with Western trains aud al Troy Win
Saratoga. Rutland, Burlington aud the hSrth. .
D. Express Hudson River Railroad connecting
Albany western and at Troy With trains for Montreal via
geeung attached
Western for Lebanon Springs Psaed ke and al A.
bsnyS With trains Sleeping attached AZ Albany
Hudson River Railroad with sleeping ca7t
attached through and Suspension Bridge thou es1se
sleeping DAY creeping Saturdays attached TON
Ocdenug without change Rome W 1d D.
Railroad for Troy viii be made at East Aba1J Th a
viii SUNDAYS -..-.,s
II D. n train via Hudson River Railroad WITH sleeping ears attached
sepueua ALBANY With Buffalo and Suspension Bo
AND al Troy trains Saratoga and points North
SUNDAY train Hudson River Railroad rom New o'k
poughkeepsie stations leaving NeN-foE a.
Returning Pougaksepas arriving New f'rh At
C:tn - .
Also Sunday train Harlem Railroad leaving Pcfy eeondst
m and arriving al MertOu NJ Returning leaves Ahsison
u4JO D. IN, arriving at New York a. ~ ~ -. 49, , 49,,
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+ ONG ISLAND RAILROAD Winter Ar.

A. rangensnt-Cbange Of Time-Leaye Janessp M Nal
and all connecting a. hneoh Win
trains Cove Hampstead II sosset passenger train
and all wAysaonL p m, Express raa Tor River Head m
Sosset and Glen and all aysaOns
Parmngde Hampstead passenger train ani for North li7 sAidr
da only.
sunda, Excursion Train Point s5 arrives al
Hunters Point 40 ,. n To take effect Nov = l59i
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Situations @su1to- frmalfs.

A RESPECTABLE MARRIED WOMAN, with
N Of milk. would Ike % get bthy WEI ~ Eh
house Apply al No @v East Ihireenihst !" Aa H.
STANTON
A LII RESPECTABLE FAMILIES, BOARD
"A iEGHOUSES and HOTELS car be supplied VIZ so'S ySRT
WANTS from an nations Protestant and Catholic al hho lOh
STON's OFFICE No ~ Beeck1 IT.
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Nm. EVERDELLs SONS, No; lO4 fqlto Est st
w ~" srrIu JOE PAINTERS IBs LABEL kAhtfhCTUh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-17

NVhMENNINU JUNE
Passenger Station In HeyYoTk TNentyseVerihst Fosh
krtsanee on Twenty seVentbg-
TRAINS LEAVE NRw.YORK;
For EewHaven and bridgeport 100 Rxl ilo a. - Is
sEIl, ACC (kI 14 40 AMI zoo (RI) p N.
For hoc Stratord Farae Southport and Wesipo 100 lLp
q 345. 40
For EOrak zoo 90 Ok 900 1lsoL m i2l5 CBI 200 oh
34s 40. tRr) SO 800 (Bx.) p m
For Darien, 100 100. ll9o a N. 3[S 40. S3opm
Tor Stamford 100 eco (SLl 800 nJ0a m l1l5 (RLb Els 30
Ex.l 345. 40 tIH), 40 SO. 6 90 eco Ok p m. 49,
Greenwich and intermediate Stations 100 a0 LIP n I'D
aE. 80. SO. $50 p. - -
CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston Springfield, 500 (RI). 800 Rx) 6Upa
lor Boston, Shore Lane 1918 Tx }, 500 p. -
For La 1ioTd and Springfield 800 OIL llS 800 OH aoo
.
FOR Hartford Provieaes and Fishk Railroad 600 OBJ nI
Pm.
l1l5 800, 800 D.
For Canal Railroad l2l5 D. m. 70 Northampton
For Housaouie Railroad BOO ~, 500
For kaugatuek Railroad. Zoo N, 3oO ,.
For DauBury and Eorwalk Railroad 1.oO, 100 n, ASpA
~N~N~- n SuBt
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MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun Ri,e,... f:lg Sun Ses....43J Mooa Rises. 50
Sandy ..l23 Cows Island. l;74 Hell Gate sOS
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miscellaneous DISPATCHES.

m, ,ss.-saa- BUFFALO, Nov. 8.
The house of j. Shuttleworth, which sus-
pended payment this morning, will faithfully
appropriate the remaining assets in liouidatino
their Liabilities. His losses were occ asioned
by advances made to a hitherto Respectable
citizen, who has decamped. 1t is Thought that
an assignment will be completed
FARTHER POINT, Nov. 8.
The steamship Peruvian, from Liyerpool
passed this point for Quebec this morning.
ta CHARLESTON, Nov g.
Official registration returns from three
fourths of the districts in the State show that
the blacks so far have majority of 80 ,SS4
Only nine out of thirty-one districts have
white majorities.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 8.
Mr.. Zendel of New York, was robbed last
night, at West Philadelphia depot OF S7s in
money aid check for 81 $50.
a -, frame building and large brick building
a. une emo levee, at Cairo, was destroyed by
| 900. 'S @oo'ooV' An'"o" Vs.
q. NEW YORK, Nov. B.
a st. Louis dispatch confirms the issuance
OF an order by Gen. Sherman. lnouncing
peace with the Kiowa, Camancbe Anache'
Cheyennes and Arapahoe Indians. 'p'0 o''''
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$500 NEW YORK, Nov. 4.
The impeachment reports will be ready for
Congress on the 21st inst. .ylaAlE
The Congressional Ordnance Committee is
investigating the system of altering muskets to
breech leaders at Springfield, it being alleged
that the change costs as much as new muskets.
The Heralds special says the trial OF JEFF
DAVIS will be postponed until next May.
large portion of the Presidents message
will be devoted to finances
Inc PRESIDENT is considering James A. Sed-
1on pe'ieom ioI pardon which is endorsedb
Secretary Weles is sick
5 , hrloune special says the President has
ASK % t treons OF War to report the nn
Washington. 1t is understood that ,Sa prss ~
dent is feeling alarmed at the existence &c eoi
ored military, and is about taking stems
the war Department disband all colored or,
carnations of military in the District of CoI-
umbia or Southern States. The colored mill.
tia in the District does not number 400
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y.f III SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 5.
Late Arizona advices state that Major Glen
dennis had been attacked by the Hullapai
Indians near the Hullapai Mountains, and
compelled to fall back. Major Clendennis5 re-
turned to camp after a campaign of three days
The scouts had fought second band and drove
them from a ranchero. Among the things
abandoned by the Indians were papers belong
! to thelmining party lately driven from the
Sacramento districts.
The Indians lost four men.
The Indians had killed another mail rider
near .Wynckenburg
Before the adjournment of the Arizona legis-
lature they passed resolutions condemning the
policy of Major General Mcdowell in October
in relation TO Indian affairs. and asking that
the territorybe erected into separate depart
ment.
A memorial asking Congress that the Cover
nor be allowed to raise a regiment of vOlnn-
teers to take the field against the Indians was
unanimously adopted. One company of volun-
teers stationed at Camp Lincoln in the sum-
mer of 1860 killed 100 Apaches in three months,
while three companies of the 14th Regular In
tantry stationed there six months have not
killed an Indian. A settler lost his crops under
the eyes of the officers and men. =
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From Washington.

WARRINGTON, Nov s.
The health OF Secretary Wells is somewhat
improved. His disease is slow fever
The military authorities to-day, in accor-
dance with the directions of the President,
were engaged in the necessary prelminaries
for suppressing and disbanding lcolored volun-
teer military companies in the Dstrictl of
Columbia. One of them continued on parade
for more than eight hours fully armed. There
seems to be no doubt that the commanders
of the Southern military districts will be in
structed by Gen. Grant to suppress all armed
volunteer organizations of both blacks and
whites in that section Oft the country. -
The report of the Comptroller of the Cur
rency has, been completed and laid before
the Secretary sof the Treasury. The en-
tire report includes the last quarterly report of
National Banks in the country, separately in
detail, and abstracts of the reports of the PIE.
ceding quarters during the year. The report
will also embrace extended remarks on the
currency question: and with regard also to the
working OF the National Bank system.
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Chicago Markets.

Il .-.--I 100 CHICAGO H. Nov. 3.
Flour dull; Spring extras 90 "a 10 25. Wheat I'M
settled and declined q lis; sales at So a s6t for
No 1, and TT for No 2. Corn firmer; sales 03 c1l
105 Tor No. J. and 01l9 OH for No. 2. Oats quiet
and declined 1c; sales at 81 a SIC. Rye very dull
anddeclned ic; sales at q for No. and "a q rs
for No. !, and 90 a Ole foe No.2. Provisions more
active; Mess Pork at 10 10 "a 20 90 the spot and
20 90 on deliver y in January; Hams ~ for green /;
BaGon-short ribbed sides 1oBc, shoulders DC; Lard
dull at 12c.
Recepts-10,OOO bbls. flour, 1 900 bush. wheat,
$4,000 bush. corn a. 900 BUSH oats 900 hogs Ship
ments-11 900 bbs four 81. 900 BUSH VIII at, CT 000
bush. corn and IN, 900 BUSH oats. b ~
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az SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 3.
Honolulu, Sandwich Islands, advices to the
9TH ult state that the U. S. steamer Lacka-
wanna had returned from Middlebrook Island
A thorough survey was made of the harbor
and channels, and the result was not favora-
BILE to the selection of that Island for a coaling
depot or even as a harbor of refuge.
A copy of the reciprocity treaty, engrossed
in the highest style of art, has been sent to
Washington, via San Francisco.
The Sandwich Islands Steam Navigation
Company is failure. The Company has Pc
titioned the government for subsidy.
The steamship Golden Age arrived here to-
day from Panama
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I San Francisco Market.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov.
Mining Stocks depressed. Legal Tenders q.
southern Markets.

ST. LOUIS Mo-, Nov, g.
Flour very duh at rs for choice superflne; choice
extra 70 a 90; double and treble do 30 "a ~ 25;
choice and fancy - rs a rs. Wheat-all below
choice weak and declined "a &c; prime to choice
Winter White 26s a 80; do Red So "a 6s;
"a 12s for Yellow and White; Yellow 90. Oats
very dull at s. "a Csc. Rye firmer and higher at Is
a 30. Provisions quiet but unchanged; Mess Pork
81 05 a p 10; Bacon-shoulders 49, clear sides 16Ic
Lard quiet IA IL "a 12lc for steam kettle Live Hogs
lower at q &c. ls1a5,
Tobacco firm; sales II hhds.; lugs and medium
at4 90 a IL co. Wheat at 2 IS a go. orn-shel-
ed in bulk at 90. Oats in bulk Toe. Cotton I'M
changed Mess Pork dull at II 90. Lard dull at 13c.
Bacon dull and declining; shoulders Is a 13Jc clear
rib sides 16i q 17c, and clear sides 17ic.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov. 2.
Corn 10 a 10. Oats 70 a 75c. Mess Pork % IS.
Lard dull at IA q 143c. Bacon-clear sides 10.
MOBILE, Nov. 2.
Cotton market closed firm; Middng 163c; sales
1000 bales; receipts 100 bales
AUGUSTA, Ga, Nov. 2.
Cotton easier and in fair demands sales $40 bales
receipts 8s4 bales.
SAVANNAH, Ca, Nov. 2.
Cotton closing quiet bur steady; sales 1876 bales
Middling Ia a lie; receipts 5000 bales.
CHARLESTON, s. c., Nov. 2.
Cotton declined &c; sales 500 bales Middlines IL D
17ac; receipts 1910 bales.
WILMINGTON, N. c., Now
Spirits Turpentine in active demand. Resin steady
at 20 for common; 20 for No. 2. Cotton dull and
nominal. Tar 2 ~.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. s.
Cotton-demand moderate with decline of Jc;
safes l9U0 bales; Middling Orleans 1885, receipts 26i
bales; exports 1882 bales. Sugar and Moasses un-
changed.
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New YORK, Nov. ).
Policeman Charles Thompson was danger
ously stabbed last night by ruffian named
John O'Donnell, while attempting to arrest
the latter. The officer was taken to the hos
pital, and O'Donnell secured by four other Off
GERS. He is one of the most desperate charac-
tiers in the city.
Daniel Tired was shot dead i'm the Fourth
Ward, and Patrick Kelly was shot badly in the
2lst Ward this morning during an election
ARRAY.
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Boston Corn Exchange.

BOSTON, Nov. 3.
The ecepts since yesterday have been 2O6 bbls.
-four, 400 bush. conn., 5000 BUSH shorts, 200 bush.
rye. The market for Flour is dull and the tendency
of prices downward; we quote Western superfne at
s so a 9 %; common extras 70 a 10 80; medium
extras II 90 q 80; good and choice, including ia
ern -Four quiet at II 90 az 16 20 for good and choice
fresh ground II 10 a 10 80 P bbl. Corn quiet; we
Southern Yellow 60; Western Mixed 4S a 1 so.
Oats range from s. "a soc for Southern and Western.
Rye So q So; Shorts Sc 90 a. SO 00 Fine Feed SO 90
az 40 90; Midllings 45 90 a 80 70.
Provisions-POrk is selling at 90 90 "a 81 90 for
prime; % SO a % 90 Tor mess; "a 90 "a 90 90.
Bee ranges from IS % a 20 O0lY Dbl Tor Western
mess and extra family Lard IA a 143c in bbls. and
terces. Smoked Hams is "a 22c. Butter sells from
80 a 45c. Oh csc 10 a 16ic, as TO quality
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, Nov s.
Cotton--lower; sales 1900 bales; Middlng uplands
at Is a Isle.
Flour-State and Western 10 a zoe higher on ship
ping grades; sales 49, 900 bbls. state at 10 q 10 30
round hoop Ohio at 70 a 10 90; Western at 10 a
9O choice do 10 % az 10 20; Southern quiet sales
400 bbs.; common to choice at OF 90 a II 10 Calit0r
mia quiet; sales 500 bbls. at II so a. Is 90.
Wheat-Opened steady and closed shade frmer,
with good export demand sales 147 900 bush. Chi
cago Spring No. at % a. 2S; Amber State IS;
Amber Greenbay 2 so a 50; White Canada 3 90.
Corn-unchanged; sales IS, 900 bush. Mixed West
ern at 1 IS az 1 36i; Southern White 40@9 AZ.
Oats--l a &c lower; sales 1000 bush.
ef-dull; sales $500 bush.; new pain mess Is 90
a. 1900; new extra 70 Oh az % 50.
Pork-heavy; sales $50 bills; mess at 20 70 a
20 So.
Iard-dull; sales $50 bbls. at 12S a 133c
Sugar-steady; Muscovado 112 q he; Havana at
12t "a 1899.
COtfee-steady.
Molasses-quiet and unchanged.
Naval Stores-quiet and steady; Spirits Turpentine
549 "a 55c; Rosin 3 90 ee 8 90.
Oils-dull.
Petroleum-quiet sales crude lac; refined bonded
3Otc.
lallow-quiet; sales ga 900 TBS at 112 q 12c.
Freights to Lyelpool-lower; Gotten a. 3-16d
per steamer; Wheat "a SD per sail.
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Buffalo Market.

BUFFALO, N. Y, Nov. 2. y
Flour inactive and prices nOminally unchanged
Wheat dull and depressed sales 1000 BUSH; Port
Washington Club at O6; $500 bush. No. 2 Milwau-
kee Club at 9s, generally abo buyers views. Corn
very dull and lower 0,uO0 bush No. Mixed Western
at 10; new, Toledo generally held at about II.
Oats DULL; sales 1000 bush Canada at AZ. Barley
sales IT, 900 bush. No. Western at 81, and 1900
bush Canada in lots at 20 a 80. Other articles
unchanged e-T
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Alabama denomination Convention.

NIUBILE, NOV. o.
The Reconstruction Convention met at
Montgomery at ~ o'clock to-day. There were
81 members present, of whom IA were colored
E. w. Peck of Tuscaloosa chairman, and
Robert Barber secretary, and two negroes were
elected assistanti secretary and doorkeeper.
The day was consumed in perfecting the or
ganization. Fifty odd of its members are old
citizens of Alabama, and the rest colored men
from the North.
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WILMINGTON, Nov. B..
The registration book was reopened to-day,
and 70 whites and two blacks were registered
anxiously looked for.
The republicans here are divided in senti-
ment. Another county ticket is talked Of
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The Turf.

-, WASHINGTON, Nov. 8.
The race at the Horse Fair this afternoon at
tracted many spectators. 1t was for a citizens
premium OF $1,000, ten miles, in harness. The
entrances were Lucy and Long Legs. and Belle
OF Baltimore. Lucy led up to the three quar-
ter pole of the last mile and then broke when
Belle took the lead and came home winner by
four lengths in 3O16 IL.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-11-06
Fatal Boiler Explosion.

MORRIsTOwN, Pa Nov. 8.
The steam boiler in the cotton and wooden
mills Of James s. Lee, at Conshocken, explod-
ed early this morning, killing engineer Nc
Carly, and MORALLY injuring another man,
name unknown; also injuring several others
slightly. The mills are badly damaged. Work
had not commenced when the accident hap
pened. The cause of the explosion is not
known.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-11-06

80 M -tfeI.rtfi AUGUSTA, Nov. g.
-Four State Constables made nine seizures
here yesterday. In only three places was any
liquor found. Two were acquitted and one
convicted. The horse which brought these
Constaoles into town was found dead this
morning in the Augusta House stable.
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State of Maine

- . AUGUSTA, Oct. is, 1867.
A ADJOURNED Session of the Board of Commits
~ soncrs to investigate the condition, management
anu afairs OF the Insane ASYLUM, at AngusIi, I'M
Der Resolves of the Fortv- sixth legislature VIII DC
held at said Asylum Mondays the ilth day OF NO
vember next A. G. JEWETl, Chairman.
OctObar 81 did
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New Bedferd OH Marke,.

Eb5s sssi assas Eaata NEW BEDFORD, Nov. 4.
Sperm-market for Sperm is firm, and sales have
been made of 1120 bbls. tor manufacture at price
not rauspired, and 1900 do at 10 a 20 }B gallon
holders are firm at 25. ~ D L
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For Sale on Congress street.

TWO new three story brick houses twelve rooms
l. each, bathing rooms, gas, hot and cold water
end all modern improvements. Rooms are frescoed
Throughout; cellars connected brick woedhOuses,
&c: TINS property has depth OF one hundred feet,
and Is splendidly located. Price low. Terms easy.
Apply TO GEO. X. DAVIS 4 co
Dealers in Real Estate, No. Morton Block
NOVember B. div lArIns cnnV.
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WANTED.
Situation Wanted,
Wanted.

RY girl who has had experience in kitchen OF
- cham6er work. Good references given. Apply
at No. Waterve Street. noy5l3ts
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PHILADELPHIA MnrIkeas.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 4. f.
Cotton quiet Middling uplands at Isle; Middling
Orleans 20c. Petroleum unchanged. Sugar and Mo-
lasses-small business; prices unchanged. Coffee
and unchanged. Wheat dull; Red 80 "a so. Corn
dull; quotations nominal; Yellow 40; Mixed West
ern 80. Rye so a 81. Oats at 65 a &c. Pro-
visiOns-nOthmg doing.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-11-06

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