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NOTICE.

FJNHE property OF the Yarmouth Paper COMPANY,
L situated in Yarmouth. twelve miles from PORT,
land by Grand Trunk or Kennebec & Portland
Railroad, is offered for sale.
The property consists OF an excellent mill piiyi-
ege with plenty Of water, Mill and Machinery com
pete for the manufacture of 500 to 600 lbs paper
per day. together with Stole House, Stable and
Stock House. ~
The whole Is now under lease for five years
good rent, and will be sold subject to the lease.
IL not sold at private sale previous to Ihursday
october 2ith, It will then be offered at Pnpne sat
day. Il : - : = Il
The property Gamble examined a. any ~ ,tld heed
u 900 at sale, and balance on denVvy VI "
For further particulars address ,rraasnrer C.
AKA "a. * Yarmouth
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New YORK, Oct. II. ,
The Worlds special says James Brooks and
ment Directors of the Union Pacific Railroad.
An official order is to be published Thursday
showing that Mr.. Lieber, Superintendent Of
the Bureau of Rebel Archives, was dismissed
by Gen. Grant ON economical grounds.
Gen. Kilpatricks resignation was in cOnse-
quence of an order requiring all persons in di-
plomatic service to resign their army commits
sions
man, who was gardener of President Lin
coin, and who is now keeping rum shop in
tiers of Mrs Lincoln requesting him to commit
forgery and perjury to defraud the Govern
ment, and wants to sell the history of the Sc
crets of Mrs. Lincoln's domestic affairs.
Witnesses testified before the Judiciary Com
mittee that the staff officers of the Governor of
Maryland were mostly rebels; also, that the
leading regimental officers and troops could
not be relied upon.
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fsYa,n R;eh,,,ona.

RICHMOND, Oct. II,
The Congressional Committee to investigate
the affairs Of the Southern railroads have ar
rived here Ns
The political excitement Is on the increase
The conservatives are working with much en-
ergy, and everything indicates an exciting eiec-
ton, and full vote will be polled. Inc ticket
headed by Marmaduke johnson Will be voted
for by the conservatives. There will be but
two tickets, the conservative movement uniting
with the Republicans.
There was a large attendance tonight at the
concert at the First Baptist Church upon the
occasion of the Inauguration of the great Or
gan. 1t was built in Boston, and 6as 800
pipes. Geo. W. Whiting of Boston, organist.
Is the performer. The Inauguration Creates
The conservatives last night in PETERSBURG
nominated David Way and j. r. Williamson
ior tne convention, in opposition to the radical
tloket. Ihere was large assemblage, and
much enthusiasm prevailed.
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Imporsan. Legal Decision.

CHARLESTON, 3. g. Oct 16.
Judge Bryan, of the United States Court,
to-day, decided in the case to test the validity
of paneling jury drawn by voters irrespec-
tive OF color, that the laws of Congress now
superseded the old State laws, and that Con-
gressional enactments were virtually laws Of
the State He held that the President had no
power TO- restore any of the seeding States to
9 the Union. He said:-"I say it with grave
sense of the responsibility it is incompetent for
the President, by any act of his, to bind Con-
gress to restore them to the Union and con-
meet it by constitutional igaments and resolu-
lions. There was no legal government or State
Constitution in South Carolina and under the
existing provisional government the recon-
struction acts of Congress were the supreme
law and Constitution of the State" He saws
If there was any Constitution in South Caro-
lima or legal State Government then the act of
1910, commanding the Judges to accept as
jurors alone those who are voters under the
Constitution of the State and who are quail
fed by the acts of Legislature, would be a de-
cision of this question and panel should have
been drawn Of white men, but it is otherwise
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WASHINGTON, Oct. IT,
First Assistant Postmaster Skinner is still
Frustrated by serious illness There is now,
however, slight improvement and hopes are
entertained of his recovery.
At least 100 army officers are in Washington
and elsewhere awaiting the subsldency of the
yellow fever before proceeding to their posts in
Texas. ..a
Gen. Hussien is still the object of marked
attentions by prominent officers of the Gov
eminent. He will leave here in day or two
for New York, whence he will sail for Tunis
I'D President johnson and Gen. Grant reviewed
to-day, at the grounds of the Executive Man
sion, the 18th regiment of infantry, together
with portions of the 9Th cavalry and the vete-
The nb-.Tnd;c;arv CoG% mi td'dav axo
ined Mayor Chapman, of Baltimore. Repre-
sentative Thomas, of Indiana one OF the COM
mittee, says they will be engaged two weeks
upon the subject. 1 ~ ak
Geo: Rocester, the newly appointed Charge
dAfairs for Hayti, was received at the State
department to-day and presented his creden-
tials
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FleH NEW YORK, Oct II.
Cotton-a shade lower; sales /, ZOO bales; Middlmg
uplands at 19c. 81
Flour-lO a zoe lower; sales $500 bbls.; State at
925 q III 21 round hoop Ohio at 10 rs q IA %; West
ern at % "a 400; Southern at 10 90 "a ii 80; Cali
fornia quiet.
Wheat--3 IA &c lower; sales 81, 500 bush; Chicago
Spring No. 30 "a 232; No. 2 do 25 "a 2 z6; No 3
do 20; White California 30.
COrn-dull, heavy and a &c lower; sales 81 900
BUSH; Mixed Western at Al; White Southern, old,
60. -.l....s
Oats-easier; sales 12O, 900 BUSH; Western at s3l q
Soc. NAN
Beef-quiet. .- e.Il.-
Pork-steady.
Lard-steady. .... s-l,rI. e.
Whtskey-quiet.
Rice-dull; sales new Carolina at % a. lie.
Sugar-easier; sales 100 hhds. Porto Rico at l2c I;
Museovado at III a 12lc.
Coffee-dull. Hrl
Moasses-quiet.
Naval Stores-nore steady; Spirits Turpentine BOY
q 56lc; Rosin S. a 90.
Petroleum-frm; crude at 15c; refined bonded at
Fretghts to Liyerpool-quiet.
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SAN FRANCIsC0, Oct. IT,
At the election yesterday $4,000 votes were
polled in this city, the Democrats carrying the
entire ticket with majority OF 400. Returns
from the interior show decided Union gains
The Alta claims the election of Sweet,
Union, for Superintendent of Public nstruc-
ton, as certain, and Curry, Union, for Judge
Of the Supreme Court, as probable. The vote
throughout the State was lighter than at the
Gubernatorial election.
Partial returns from twenty-one counties
give Sprague, Dem, l. JOG majority. Spragues
election Is conceded, but Fitzgerald's is doubt
f1l
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NEW YORK, Oct. II.
Frank Sullivan, seaman on board the bark
Maria, from Newport, Wales, which arrived
this afternoon, stabbed Eben s. Foote, the first
officer. on the 18th of September, from which
he died Oct. 10Th. Sullivan is now in irons.
1t is stated that there has been a recent con-
sultation in this city between Attorney Gen
jeff Davis, but nothing is known as to what
conclusions were arrived at.
- The bridge to Harlem, which has been seven
years building, was opened yesterday.
AT the Republican mass meeting at Cooper
Institute last night, Gen. Grant was hailed as
the candidate of the party for the Presidency.
A meeting of citizens was held in Cooper
Institute tonight in reference to the project
of building railroads exclusively for freight,
with view of facilitating and cheapening
transportation. Letters approving the project
solutions favoring the proposed system were
unanimously adopted.
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EUROPE.
SEws aY THE ABLs


SOUTHAMPTON, Oct. 1873 F. M.
The steamship Germania, which left this port
on the I'd for New York, lost her screw on the
9th, and was obliged to put back to Falmouth,
where she arrived to-day on the way to this
port, where she will go into dock forrepairs. 1t
is thought she will be delayed but for short
time.
LONDON, Oct 16
There is a wild rumor that the Fenans are
planning attempt to sieze the person at the
Queen at Balmoral. Although little or no
credence is given to the report, precautionary
measures have been taken and the household
guard at BalmOral is doubled.
~ FLORENCE, Oct. IT,
The last advices received from the Roman
territory report that the Papa forces are fsilino
back towards Rome
1t is reported that Marshal Naryaez the
spanish prime Minister, has offered to the EN-
peror Napoleon the assistance of Spain in sus-
talming the temporal power of the Pope
Inc Emperor Napoleon, accompanied by
Eugene: has arrived at st. Cloud from Biar-
ritz. -
LONDON, Oct 16-Evpning.
Inc Fenian alarm is spreading. The Gov
eminent is in receipt of many dispatches an
nouncing the possible plans of the Brother
hood. Troops and gunboats have been dis
patched to Ireland, and the entire western
coast of that Island is guarded with extraor-
binary vigilance.
cas- Dispatches received from Italy this evening
are very important The entire press of Italy,
almost without exception, fayors the seizure OF
Rome by the government. The strength of the
party of action increases hourly. The recent
successes have given them new courage Sharp
fights have occurred near Fornez and AlfinO
as well as at other points in the province of
Vlterbo, in all of which the insurgents have
been successful. The Pope had called an i'm
mediate meeting OF cardinals to consider the
situation.
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Foreclosure Of Mortgage,

DUBLIC Notice is hereby given to all persons in
L terested, that John Fickett, OF Cape Elizabeth,
on the urteenth day of August, in the Year OF our
Lord one th usaId CHI lupdIG d and sixty, by his
deed of that date which is recorded in the Cumber-
land Registry of Deeds Book 304 page &c. mortgaged
to Chal les Forbes OF Portland, certain lot and
with the build Dgs thereon, situated in said Cape
Elizabeth in the County of Cumberland the west
erly side of road leaihg from lands of George G.
d, er and running souiheasterly to land of 5. Hig
gins, and bounded beginning at the corner of lands
owned by Ebenezer Pickett thence running souther-
y by said road to land of Sylyanus Higgins thence
southwesery by land of said Higgins to lands Of Eb
enezer Ticket thence northwesterly by lands OF said
Pickett to stake thence northeasterly to the place
begun at containing forty 4O); to secure the
payment OF promisaIy note oftwO hundred fifty
i've and twenty seven hundredths dollars, that
said Charles Forbes did, the thii tieh day of June
in The year OF OUT Lord one thousand eight hundred
and sixty seven assign and set to jerome b,
Pickett Of aid Portland, said deed OF mortgage to-
gether with the note secured thereby, which assign
ment is record d in the Cumberland Registry OF
Deeds Book 1852 page $780, that the condition of said
mortgage is broken by reason whereof the said Je-
rome Pickett hereby claims foreclosure OF the
same.
Dated at Portland, this eleventh day of October,
A. ID. 1867, JEROME b. PICKETT.
October IL, ead3W ta.
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hereby given that the ''BOothbay Marine Rail-
Il way" at Townsend IIarbor, $50 called is finish
Gu anu ready for work. It has two Cradles taking
up Two vessels at time, of two hundred tons each
. The one on the lower Cradle can be launched whilu
the one ON the upper remains, or both can he hauleo
up together and both launched together; - .
There ia fourteen feet water ON the lower Cradle
at common tide They are located IN very desira-
BILE place, they run NORTH any SG'S anu nave mo
materinl and with great care and SKIN by Mr.. Ed
ward e. LOring, OF Provincetown, Mass.
Tberc will he kept constantly on hand, suitable,
,aral Ior repairing, pain ting and caulking vessels
All labor will be done with dispatch aud at as low
n rate as possible. Should be pleased to have our
friends call on US.
90 JOSEPH MORRISON, Boothbay, Prest
ERASTUS MCPHERSON, Boothbay, Clerk q Treas.
DIRECTORS:
ALLEN LEWIS, Boothbay,
~ THOMAS afARRS Southport,
WARREN HOUGHTON, Bath.
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Foreign News per steamer.

a IS A NEW YORK, Oct. IL.
The steamer Persia brings European adyices
of the 9th. .s+tssss -
Mcdonnell, who was shot by Fenian in
London, has died. The police OF London and
Liverpool are armed and drilled. There is
great alarm in both cities from reports of in
tended attack ON the armories.
The shareholders of the British and Ameri-
can bank proposed to wind up the affairs of
the bank, but the directors declined, regarding
the business as satisfactory.
The London Morning Post approves of the
selection of Sir Augustus Paget to succeed the
late Sir Frederick Bruce at Washington.
The National Roman Junta have issued a
proclamation. They say they will not take is
sue with the Italian government in its deter
minatiOn to maintain its treaty Obligations but
at the same time leave each member OF the
liberal party to act for himself. The Junta
confines itself to receiving contributions fer
the alienation of distress which will grow out
of the condition of affairs.
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Southern Item =.

MM fTss.s New ORLEANS, Oct. IL
The yellow fever interments during the past
"A hours were 81
=fsEr Esf MEMPHIS, Oct. II.
During the past a hours there have been %
new cases and 9deaths from yellow fever.
COLUMBIA, Oct. II.
la the radical convention held to-day Mr.
Epping offered several moderate resolutions
which We're adopted. Subsequently, after
speeches by Messrs. Bowen, Wright, Elliott
and others, reconsideration was ordered, and
the resolutions defeated Mr.. Epping with
drew from the convention.
CHARLESTON, Oct. II.
Gen. Candy has fixed upon the 18th and Goth
of November as the days for holding the cleo
lions for convention t
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81. LOnis llenls.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. IL.
Charles L. Raymond, a drover of Clayton,
ILL.,, was drugged and robbed of $1,000 in mon
ey and several valuable papers, in the suburbs,
on Tuesday. sax
A strict quarantine has been established be-
low Cairo. Thousands OF people are said to
be fleeing from Memphis in consequence of
yellow fever. Large numbers have arrived at
and passed through Cairo. sT
The report that two companies of Montana
militia had turned robbers is denied.
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Riot i'm Baitim orc.

p st. BALTIMORE, Oct. II.
A riot occurred about O'clock this evening,
while negro regiment was parading near the
corner of Franklin and Howard Streets
Twelve or fifteen shots were fired in the street.
instantly killed. Cause of the riot unknown.
For short time great excitement prevailed
but large police force was soon upon the
ground and prevented further disturbance
The city is now quiet.
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Various Matters.

NEW YORK, Oct. II.
1t is stated that Senator Morgan has obtain
ed a promise that Callcott shall not be re-
moved from the Collectorship of Brooklyn I'M
til after his trial. -a.-.44s
Special kilograms from Trenton say Abra-
ham Brown, the alleged murderer of Benja-
min Hogan, both colored, residing at Tyburn,
Pa, was arrested at Pennington, N. j., last
night.
The Plasterers' Union of Brooklyn last night
resolved not to patronize any of the newspa-
pers in that city in order to aid the striking
printers.
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Wanted,

A FEW Gentlemen and gentl man and wife, can
"A be accommodated at No. Mken's Block,
hampshire st. October IL. d2w=
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From Havana and Mexico by Cable.

HAVANA, Oct. II.
Advices from Vera Cruz state that the tIial
of Gen. Santa Anna resulted in sentence of
exile from Mexican territory for eight years
In the State of Vera Cruz Diaz had received
a majority for President.
Commander George w. Young, of the U. S.
steamer Shawnee, died at Manzanilla.
The revolt in the penitentiary at Santiago de
Cuba was suppressed immediately
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VaIuable Real Estnte Sale.

DY Virtue OF license from the Hon. .iudae a.
ID Probate for Cumberland County, shall sell nj
Public Auction, on Tuesday November 18th next
at III O'Clock A. NJ on the premises, the valuable Ioe
OF land on the north corner Of Congress and Franklin
sckett, extending LOG lee on Congress Street ami
containing about 5000 square feet, subject to mort
cages of s., 500. and interest.
Also, same day at o'clock p. NJ, at Private Sale
at the Assessors Office Market Hail. Iot OF land On,
Vaughan Street, belonging 30 said estate being iGj
feet subject, in common with the adjoining Iot cor
ner Of Vaughan and Pine Streets to mortgages OF "a,
$50. and interest .
$. BECKETT, Administrator.
F.0. BAILEY, Auetioneer, Oct m 1877
October IL eodd T 'i p .'' - '''
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Commerc ial...Per Gable.

Comme re ial...Per Gable.
LONDON, Oct. I'LL A. M.
Consols are quoted at 93f tor money.
AMERICAN SECURlTIEs-UnitedS States 5-20's 8ea,
dividend OFF; Erie Railroad shares 464.
FRANKFORT, Oct. fiji A. M,
United States bonds "A. z : !, q
IS LIVERPOOL, Oct. I'LL A. M.
Cotton-The market is steady; sales Il, 200 bales
Breadstuffs-Corn Asa Sd. - -
LONDON. Oct. 17-fP,M.
. Consols at 90 Ole for money. =
AMERICAN SEcURITIEs.-The following are the
current Quotations for American securities: United
states o,29s at Illinois Central shares TIT Erie
Railroad shares AL ~
LIVERPOOL, Oct. Ill p. NJ.
Cotton firm; sales Is 900 bales. Red Wheat lis i0d
C1rn,new Mixed Western AIS Cd. Pork Ills, Beef
m PARIS. Oct IT, Oh.
The Bourse is heavy AMI rsntes are declining.
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SherIf's Sale.

CUMBERLAND, SIS. -. - ,r;r, no ell ot ,.,,,,;
ancIion. to the highest bidder, ON Saturday, the
,;neseenth day of October, A D., 1867, at o'clock
IN the afternoon, at the Sheriff office in Portland,
in said County OF cumberand, the following desefo-
personal property, to wit:
Three Reams Arrowsic Emfry Cloth.
n - GEO. w. PARKER, Sheriff.
Portland, Oct. IL, A. D., 1867. oeti7-td
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Chicago Markets.

= CHICAGO, IT., Oct. II.
Flour very dull. Wheat heavy; No. 2 a PC low
er; sales at s6 O. 50. Corn dull and a 3lc lower;
sellers demand 05l for No 2 in store OATS dull at
500 SIC Rye iulI and a. Be lower; sales at so "a
81 for No. l. Mess Pork duh and nominal
Receptacle 900 bbls. flour, 1i3 600 nIish wheat
II 900 bush. cOr III 900 bush. oats hogs Ship
ments-l7 900 bbs -four, 100, 900 bush wh at 90 0ta
bush. corn, 12S 900 bush. oats.
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Miscellaneous Dispatches.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Oct. IT,
The prize fight this morning. between Fitz-
gerald and Dooney near Clark's station, In
diana, thirty miles from here, was won by the
former on claim of foul blow given by Doom
ey on the nineteenth round, The fight lasted
forty-two minutes. r.f a.
OGDENsBURG, N. Y, Oct II.
Hon. s. c.. Hubbard Representative, who
has been nominated for State Comptroller,
reached home yesterday from Europe, and has
declined the nomination, his constituents pre-
ferring that he should retain his seat in Con-
gress.
POUGHKEEPsIE, N. Y, Oct. II.
Mrs. Rigby OF Sing Sing was run over and
killed on the Hudson River railroad to-day
near Sing Sing, .t
The steamboat Dean Richmond has been
raised and leaves for New York to-day.
ST. LOUIS, DC. Is.
Ground was broken and work commenced
yesterday ON the Southern branch of the
Union Pacific railroad at junction city, Kan
SSS.
aal,ea COLUMBUS, Oct. IL.
Gen. FOrsythe of Gen. Sheridan's staff was
married to Miss Dennisoi last evening. Gen.
Sheridan, Stanton, and Others were present.
3 BUFFALO, Oct IL.
The order renting the court martial SEN
tence of soldiers participating in the Fenian
picnic was received yesterday.
Troy, Oct IL.
The deficiency in the accounts of City Cham
berlain Brewer f0ots up 900. His bonds
men will be prosecuted. e.
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s..-z.a..a.aa. BALTIMORE, Oct 16.
Cotton much better; sales OF some strict Georgia
Middling at the wharf at I9c; Middiing ranges from
ISL a 19c. Flour quiet bat firm. Wheat very strong
and advanced SCI sales for shipment east~ard at 80
a SO for prime to choice Corn steady. Oats firm
but quiet. Rye firm at 90 al | IS. Provisions
in good jobbiug demand ON Southern orders.
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Albany Cattle Market.

sd Il t5.f ALBANY, N. Y, Oct IT.
Beeves-owing TO the short supply advanced "a
&c; live weight firm; receipts 2S0O; sales 1900 at 10
9}c for common 10 extra. Sheep in light request at
81 a &c. Lambs Al a 6ic. Receipts G4O0. Hogs
receipts 10000; sales 1000 at "a &c, the latter tor best
extra heavy corn fed Illinois.
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NEW ORLEANS, Oct. II.
The market is very ,lull There is a considerable
i;,tI OF unengaged tonnage the berth ana very
bv steam an Thing offering to go forward me Iaies
Boston and Phadelphia: 'rohacco 10 New York So a
70 Ok IN nha; FioT. 70 New York CSC p bb and 81 a
ixs ~, Fionr to Boston &c u bbl Cotton to
IN, i'. ii,iot v fb; Tobacco 45s u hid. by
s "a to Liverpool p 0-isd D b., Tobaccp
tb. "'t = " ~ ''' :" A'"'ie ~ '
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To Agents---ImpOrtant.

Canvassers wanted-bOth men and women-fbr tha
great work OF the times; selling more rapidly and
giving bet Ter satisfaction than any Book issued bero
during or since the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS oRK
IN THE CIVIL WAR, A RECORD or HEEOlsN p ATUI-
OTI-M AND PATIfNCEA The Acknowledged SfgDd-
ard Hork, prenared under The direction and appro-
val of the Tinted States sanitary The Wesfern SAN
itaiy, and the Christida Comm Ssi0ns By Dn I.P
BRockETT, the eminent Historian Author al "Lis-
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Lincoln, etc. Assisted by Mrs. MARY @. VAuG-
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ID d., PrestdeRt QfMe U s. S,tnitagy Commission.
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A, SITUATION by man of experience as travel
"A ling agent for the sale of Flour, Groceries or
Dry Goods Good reference given. Apply to
W. III. JEkRIS,
oct1512w* Real Estate Agent.
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The Great Running .Race-.Time Beats
Kentucky.

NEW YORK, Oct. II.
The first race to-day at the Jerome Park
was Kentucky's great match against time
The betting was 500 to $50 against time
Kentucky was ridden by Charles L. Littlefeld
and had four horses to accompany him at diff
ferent points of the race. On the last half
mile of the four miles he had to run. The
weight he was carrying told upon him and he
began to sensibly shorten his strides. Time
won the race, for Kentucky was min: 81 "a
sec. when he was expected to do it within
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SAN Francisco, Oct. II.
In Inc orig Mannilla, with 300 barrels oil and
I,oOO barrels walrus tusks, has arrived here
from Plover Bay. nus "'''''' A'i'
The brig Advance has arrival boro b.u;no
cargo of coal from the Island of Saonh;Ia,,
OF quality corresponding to Cumberland coal
the hist received here, and there is said tn 6e q
considerable quantity on the island w
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BOY Wantedi

A BOY IA to 16 years old, that come well rec
"A ommended will find good situation TO learn
the Book Binding business at ~ Exchange Street.
octl7d3t BAILEY & MOVES,
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HUEzUu3III
4 GENTS WANTED-$10 to $50 day to intro
q duee our new patent STAR SHUTTLE SEW
ING MACHINE. Price 500 1t uses two threads
and makes the genuine Lock SISroH All other low
pf''ed machines make the Chain Stitch. Exclusive
territory gwen. Send for Circular. W. G. WILSON
& Co., uanlacfafers, CLEVELAND, Ohio. aul3d3m
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Clofhi,,a Czeansed aud Repaired
Patent Damper.

A GOOD Lot On Cross Street ,9 9 - - i
io' "oh' n'iuoio o. ". IL. JERKS,
o..,a 10. Rea' Estate Agent