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The Portland daily press., 1868-11-14

TWENTY-FIVE hundred Hava "a oranges for
sale at Perkins candy store for sixty cents a
dozen. 13-2t
AT RObnson's, No. 3 Elm street, you can
buy any of the new styles of Velvet Hats for
Is cents to 81, just like those you pay S1.25 to
81 80 elsewhere. nov12-3t
THE AMERICAN BoUsE, Boston, has large
and airy family rooms, quiet and retired, al
though in the centre of business and places of
amusement. This house has no superior in
New England. 20
DON'T GET CHEATED, LOOK OUT-Get pint
bottles, 81, in white wrappers-Wolcott's An
nihiator, for it cures Catarrh. Wolcott's
Pain Paint cures pain, all kinds, and heals all
sores without stain or smart
nov1O-W&S&w
PURE Powdered Cream Tarter,
Pure Bi-Carb Soda,
Pure Ground Gloves,
Pure Ground Cassia,
Pure Ground Pimento,
Pure Ground Ginger,
For sale by I. J. Murray & Co., "a Exchange
street. noy9-1w
GROUND Sage, ground Summer Savory,
ground Sweet Marioram, all fresh and new,
for sale by I. j. Murray & Co., Fox Block, "a
Exchange street. nov9-1w
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The useless machinery of electors so comPn-
Gates the method of choosing fresiuen' 'h"'
there Is an indstinctness IN the lucas VI inos'
people as to how the thing is really done' Inc
method is explained in few words. on the
first Wednesday of December-the I'd day OF
the month this vear-the electors assemble in
their resnectiye States and vote for President
and vice-Presdent. They make three certifi-
Gates of their vote, transmitting one to the
President of the United States Senate by mail,
another by special messenger and depositing a
third with the Judge of the District Court
On the first Wednesday of February, which
falls this year on the 81 of the month, the
President Of the Senate opens the certificates
In the presence of both houses OF congress-
counts the votes and declares the result
The time will no doubt come very speedlly
when the electoral college, whlch Is lhterpos-
ed between the people and their candidates
and which does not fulfill single purpose
contemplated by the trainers of the consttu-
tion while in possible contingencies it may
defeat the popular choice, will be swept away
by constitutional amendment There is no
reason political or philosophical why the man
who receives majority of the aggregate popu-
lar vote in all the States should not be Presi-
dent whereas with the obsolete electoral col
lege" system the minority candidate may be
elected.
The CAPTAIN OF THE FILLIBUsTERs.-The
New York World still serves up its matutinal
dish of highly spiced fillibuster gossip. 1t now
says that the leader of tue crusade against
Cuba is Gen: Casimir Boleslas de Pallakoff
who hos seen eleven years of service in the
Turkish wars, and now said to be at the head OF
the movement. The object of the campaign is
thus stated by the noble commander" take
Ave tousand troop what you call feelibustar to
Cuba l go in re soir veree quite. got re
map have my staff. 1 say to Monseigneur
de Lersundi, at Havana, You geev me Cuba.
He say, No; nevarep Hah, dam! cut of
his head miz my sword. Then he run away.
no tell you my plans about zis. l tell zem to
nay staff; not 10 you. No. Hah, dam! have
plenty of money. 1 have one million forms
from re Pasha of re Anatole He my freend.
LIE Generate Santa Anna he be President OF
Cuba. He help me wiz amoonitgins for re
grand battaile. Hah dam" To his servant
'Yusef-ze brandee-ze brandee." Yuse
came with decanrer CT brandy, and making
salaam, presented huge glass to his master
and filled it full of raw brandy, which he
drank at one gulp. Thinking that his excel
lency was beginning to get unintelligible, the
reporter bowed himself out.
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-14
DEPARTURES OF OCEAN STEAMERS
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Friday, November Ia

Friday. November Ia.
ARRIVED.
Steamer New Brunswick, Winchester, st John
via Eastport for Boston.
load for London.
Brig Model, johnson, Bucksville, sc, and proceed
ed to FreepoIt.
Sch elizabeth DeHart Low, Norfolk.
Sch Sarah, -, Boston, with loss of jibboom.
Sch Whitaker, LOCKER Boston.
Sch Sp aker. Matthews, Boston.
Sch Gegalia, Pinkham, Boothbay.
Sch Cinderella, Pierce, Monhegan.
Sch First Trial, Littejohn, Harpswell
Sch Splendid, Slower. Yarmouth Tor Boston.
CLEARED.
Barque 7 Gushing, X W Dahl, Havana-C Churchill
Browns 81 Manson, Kensel & Tabor
Sch Ellen Merriman, Hutchinson BostOn-Charles
Sch Village Belle, (Br) Riley, St John, NB-John
Sch Riverside, tBrl Copp. St John. NIB = john
Poreous.
Sch Dauntless, (Br, Shaw, st John, NB-Portland
Company.
Sch Garland, Geyer, Friendship.
Sch Ocean, Grant, Ellsworth - Eastern Packet
Company.
Sch Gen Kleber, Turner, Bangor.
es-The tonnage OF the collection District Of Port
land and Falmouth was employe ed on the 30th OF
September, 1865, near can Ascertain as toll
lows.
6I enrolled vessels, tonnage. .2O,215 As
80 vessels above 20 tons burden,
were under coasting licenses. 1913 Al
81 vessels above 70 tons burden,
were under fishing licenses. I472 o.
At vessels under 20 tons burden,
were under fishing licenses. -. 500 o.
10 vessels under 20 tons burden,
were under coasting licenses. 300 25 Sl2 80
i0t vessels under permanent registry, 1887 50
10 vessels or about this number were
away, under temporary registers. 1900 90
Total tonnage, 79,515 i6
A fine barque OF about $50 tons Is to be launched
by Edw Russell, at Westbrook, at high water to day
She was built tor Yeaton & male, Phinney & jack
and others, of Portland, and is to be command
ed by sapt Hutchinson.
FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
Ar at New York 18th, sch Idaho Davis Portland
Cid at Philadelphia 18th, scbs Hattie Ross Ulrick
Portland; Star, Crowel, do.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Notice IS hereby given that the first class Iron Can
Buoy. placed to n ark Broad Cove Rock" entrance
10 Portland harbor Maine, went arif from its moor
ings during the late severe storm.
In will be replaced soon as practicable,
By order OF the Light House Board.
JOHN POPE,
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Dissolution of COpartnership.
INHE firm formerly existing under the STYLE of
thompson q Edgarton, Carpenters and Build
RS, is tAis day, by mutual consent dissolved. The
business OF the cOparCnershp will in future be con.
dncted by D. NJ. Thompson, who assumes ali the H.
abilities of the former firm.
d. NJ. THOMPSON,
ID. h. EDGART0N.
Portland Nov. a. dive
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-14
MARRIED.
DIED.

In Harpswell, Nov. 10, Mary Alexander aged %
years
In Bath, Nov. 12 Willie A. Nash, aged II years.
only son of the late Josephus Nash.
In New Sharon, Sept. 6, Dolly Willard, aged 81
years.
In Pennington. Oct. %, Mrs Eunice, widow OF
John Backus, aged t3 years.
In BrOokly n, N. Y, Nov. 10, of pneumonia, Danr
Starr. ESQ., formerly OF Halifax, N. s., aged 70 years
IN nths.
Funeral from the residence OF his sou, George II
Starr, No 60 Spring street, on Monday next, at 3
O'Clock, P. NJ. Friends are invited.
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-14

REsoLUTIoNs.-At a meeting of the PIas-
terer's Protective and Benevolent Society held
in their hall, Nov. 2, the following resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
Whereas, it has pleased Almighty God in
HIS DIVINE wisdom, to take from our midst
James McDermott, one of our most sincere
and earnest workers in the cause of labor re-
form; and whereas James McDermott. while a
member OF this society, has discharged All bis
duties as a member and proved himself a friend
OF Cooperative Labor Reform; therefore ba If If
Resotoed, That in the death of James NJ.
Dermott, the Plasterers' International TTn;on
And be it also HULL
Resotoed, That we, the members of this So.
clety, sympathise with his parents in their Of
fiction and irreparable loss. And he il fur.
Their oo ~ iui
Reso!oed, That we have these resolutions in
serted in the Boston Pilot, Portland press and
Eastern Argus, and one copy be sent to his
parents in st. John, N. B.
K. j. JENNINGS,
WIN. d. MCGRATH,
Il. j. PROUD,
Committee on Resolutions.
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Cough No More.

MRS. BASCOMB,
WOULD respectfully inform the public that she
w still continues to manufacture and have for
sale Dr. Bascomb's Cough and Croup
syrup, at Nc 10 Middle Street
Also az H. II. HAY & Co, Burgess, Fobes, & Co.,
and W. f. Phillips & Co. noI4-dims
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-14
DOMESTIC PORTS.

Bremen, Nov 1l-Capt Percy and the crew of ship
John Patten, which got ashore near the mouth OF
the Weser, have all safely landed. The ship will go
pieces.
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-14

TWENTY-FIVE hundred Hava "a oranges for
sale at Perkins candy store for sixty cents a
dozen. 13-2t
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-14

IT is said that the proprietors of the ceebra-
ted Plantation Bitters rent no less than nine
pews from the different denominations in New
York city for all those of their employees who
will occupy them regularly, free of charge.
This is certainly praiseworthy, and it is to be
hoped that others who employ large number
of people, will follow the example The above
TACT, accompanied with the belief that firm
who would look so closely after the morals and
welfare of their employees, would not under
take to impose upon the public, has induced us
to give the Plantation Btters trial, and hay
ing found them to be all that is represented,
we cordially recommend them as tonic of
rare merit.-[Observer, July 1st
MAGNOLIA WATER.-SuperIor to the best i'm.
ported German Cologne, and sold at half the
price. nOv14-eod&w
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"A Tor Circular and Price List. Il. y. a. j. TOR
KEY ~ CO., 70 Maiden Lane New York uoi4.Iw
Ohapped Hands and Face, Sore Lips, &c.
Cured at once by the use OF HAGEMAN's CAMPHoR
ICE WITH GLYcEsISE, which keeps the hands soft
IA The cold, st weather. See that you get the genu-
Inc. Sold by Druglis Price q cents per box
Sent by mai! for 30c nol4 4w
WANTED-Salesmen to travel for a manutac-
w turing Co, and sell sample. Good wages
guaranteed. Address, with stamp, III ID. II ANIL
TON q CO.. 10. 4f3 Chestnut ST., PHILADELPHIA Pa
4w
GOodspeed's Goldea Fountain Pen.
Rn LINES written with ono pen OF Ink NO
w BLOTIING. One box assorted samples sent
for % CENTS Agents wanted, to whom from a. M
$40 per day is guaranteed. Address f. A, JOY.
Portsmouth, n. II. 4w
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-14

NEW HALL AT CAPE ELIzABETH-We WIS.,
tied yesterday the new hall Just erected at
Ferry. Village under the auspices of the Cape
Elizabeth Union Society, which was formed
some five years ago. The building is neat and
commodious, being 66 feet in length and Sc in
width. The whole cost, including the land, is
$4,000. The first floor affords fine facility for
dancing and other purposes There are also
two fine rooms above. We congratulate this
enterprising society on the successful efforts
they have made to obtain so nice hall, where
they will enjoy many hours of pleasure.
On the Sabbath the doors will be open to all
religious sects
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-14
SPOKEN

Sept 10 lat 16S, lon 80 W, ship Templar, from Bos-
ton for BomOav.
Oct 3, lat Is N. lon 25 W, ship Western Chic, from
London for Shanghae. avn
Oct 10, lat a Ion 10, barque Hawthorne. from Car
diff tor New York. ~ va
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-14


GRAND FLORAL CoScERT.--We are pleased
to remind our citizens of this grand musical
entertainment to be given in the City Hall
under the auspices of the Y M. C. A., on
Monday evering, 18th inst, by five hundred
Sunday School children, who for several
months have been under the faithful and eff
cient training of Prof. G. W. Gardiner, assisted
by young lady of much musical talent and
skill, Miss Ella Bonney, as accompaniment
on the piano. The choice selections from
Haydn; gems of German origin; our own
English songs with patriotic airs solos, duets,
trios, &c. all OF fine order, will furnish a
programme never excelled in this city for a
concert of this kind. Nothing further need be
said, for all who listened to those sweet voices
last spring will want to hear them again, and
those who did not, of course, will not allow
this opportunity to pass unimproved.
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-14
Torrey's Pat. Weather Strips.
Ohapped Hands and Face, Sore Lips, &c.

A GENTS WANTED IN EVERY TOWN SEND
"a Tor Circular and Price List. L. y. Il j. TOR
Key % CO., " Maiden Lane, New York. uoi4.Iw
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state News.


The Canton and Livermore Falls stage line
has used runners for three days past. There
is about seven inches of snow, which makes
matters lively in that vicinity.
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-14

The central and Western sections of the
Island are completely quiet, and give no sup
port to the Instruction
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-14

VI NJ u IV Suubufy street, IL OstOn.
sY~Second-hand Safes taken In exchange for sale
Parties desiring Sanborns Steam improvement at
tached to TiltOn 81 McFarlsnd,s Safes can order OF
Emery, Waterhouso & Co.
Jan l5-SNls in each moe anY rem ain6 az of time
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-14

We learn from the Belfast Age tina Hon
K. - Dunn, President of the Maine Central
haliroad, was in that city on Monday, in con-
ference with the Directors of the Relfas+ LII
Moosehead Lake Railroad, in regard to leasing sine
the road by that company, and the prospect Is
that an agreement will be entered into om
very favorable terms to the road. Such an ar
rangement will insure the prompt comnIetion
of the road, to the satisfacti ton of all concerned
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-14
Memoir ANDA.

y. n. Inspect0r, ISL
Portland, Nov. 10, 1868.
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-14

A fine barque OF about $50 tons Is to be launched
by Edw Russel at Westbrook, at high water, to day
She was built tor Yeaton g. male, Phnney & jack
son. and Others of Portland, and is to be command
ed by sapt Hutchinson.
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-14

The Somerset Reporter says as Mr.. Jacob
Clark and wife, of No 2, We're riding through
the town Of Lexington, near the residence of
Mr. Thomas Pinkham his horse took fright AFT
pile of plank left carelessly in the road and
threw Mr.. Clark and lady with great force
from the wagon and both were considerably
ininred -
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
Ar at New York 18th, sch Idaho, Davis. Portland
Cid at Philadelphia 18th, scbs Hattie Ross Ulrick
Star, Crowell, do.
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-14

Exchange on London is low for the season,
which shows that capital is not being hurried
ly withdrawn from the country.
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-14
sAGADAHoC COUNTY.

The Brunswick Telegraph states that
Frenchman whose name is not learned, at
work on the paper mill, fell one day last week,
SO it is stated distance of % or 80 feet, land
ing upon pile of bricks. He was wheeling
load of bricks down single plank; the
wheelbarrow slipped off; holding on he went
over with 1t, AT first 1t was thought be could
not recover; but on Wednesday it was thought
he would survive the Injuries
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LEGAL NOTICES.

DURsuANT TO A DECREE OF THE HIGH COURT
j. OF Judicature nj Fort William, IN Beugal IN its ord
nary original civil jurisdiction In suit No. III OF 1859 wherein
Mary Ann Madge widow 10 plaintiff, and Charles John VIII
knson, officiating Administrator General Of Bengal the sole
Executor by virtue of his Office stephen Davis Riley, de-
ceased " defendant dated the 26h day OF August 1856 the
creditors and claimants OF tho said stephen Davis Riley,
who died IN Calcutta, British india about the 9th
day OF May 1861 are on or before the 9Th dag OF January
ensuing, 10 and their respective
claims before the Honorable Mr.. Justice William harkby,
OF the Judges OF the said court At the Town Hail. or In
default thereof they Will be peremptory excluded from the
benefit Of the said decree Saturday The 2Sd day OF January
II O'Clock in the forenoon, the said Town Hail.
appointed for hearing and adulIcatng upon the said
elaine X. BELCHAABEkS, Registrar.
HArcH HoyLF, Plaintiffs Attorneys Calcut,.
HIGH COURT. ORIGINAL JuRIsDiCIioS.
REGISTRARS OFFICE, September ~, 1ste}
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Hosiery and White Goods,

Perfumery and Jevery.
10 selecting The above stocks special reervnce oesa
made 10 the holidays, and great assortment OF articles
be found suitable for presents such Neck Tes. Bows
sashes Embroidered and irai Handkerchief real Lace
trimmed Handkerchief eeb. ladies' misses and iais
Msndserchies q every variety, ru up In boxes EXPRESSLY
Tor Christmas sisis AL kinds OF Lace yeis coirgres
and Barbes, real Lace and Embroidered Collars
and sets, real Thread aud Llama shawis, rear
Camers Hair and Cashmere Scarfs, fine Cloth Gloves,
Aicrsndres Kid cloves Tides, Doys. Table and Piano
Covers fancy skirts Baskets, Wha'N0 carvci Brackets
&C. Pockctbooks Carl Cases, Fans Leather aud Fancy
Bags Rcticules Spool Cotton and slx IN boxes ss
Scissor Cases silver rhhle Worstel slipper and Cushion
Patterns; Jet cat ami steel scts OF Jewegy; Psrfunef
Llbins Extracts. Brushes. Combs, DreSsn. Cases
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WANTED TO PURCHASE.

OLD FILES wANTED-wE BUY AT I!IGH PRICES
~ all old tcs, Or exchange sharp for duh ones on ss,s
factory terms We sharpen to ordr aud guarantee sasfac
tcr. Edgowater Manufacturing Company, Clifton, Staten
Island; or q. &. NORTON Hardware, 81 Broadway.
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THE EMPRESS BrLr-A MOST .DEsISApLE
article Tor the ladies' toilet. For sale ~ hns 49,.
RESTS, Nine. BOCGRAND's, " East Fourteenth street,
aud elsewhere. A beautiful thng.
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WATCHES, JEwELRy, &c.

FRANkFIEIp A CO.. JEWELLERS, s0' SMITH
n. avenus corner Fourteenth street, I'D llehtA avenue.
s,rne et-pasntces AMI sole marnlaeiu-
rers OF Gao S6o Clocks agents Tor the Maham shd a.
American watches wholesale and ittat
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y-ANTED TO PURCHASE oNE or MORE SETS OF
Rubber Grinders for cash be IN perfect order.
CAT address DAVIS, Machinery YarI le0 TO III Hudson
street, Jerscy CITY, two blocks from the ferry.
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WANTED TO PURCHAsE--A GOOD CyPHtR KEY
w Address for two days Syracuse, box 33o3 New Yori
Pest Office
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A JAMES JENKINS, AuGTIoNEER, WILL SELF y,
Broadway Forty first street. large assortment Of sin
gle and double seat Portland Seghs Albany Seighs bust
Scghs, butcher Seghs Robes Of all descriptions
nne large white Bear Robe Bells in great variety. 80
and Wagons, single and double Harness. and
thing In the line OF this business Sale positive. n B.Or
I private sale.
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" irrors, &c.

IN addition 70 the above m,gniscea assortment Of our
regular stocks we bare imported Gne iae OF
man AMI Vienna Fancy Goods, m Ornaments Jewel stands
nlsii and carved Writing Dcsks, with Handkerchief Glove
and Jewel Boxes 10 match Sk satin and Rosewood Hand
serehei and Glove Boxes Perfnmery Cases, Vases ami
Mantc Ornaments, 10 splendid variety French MARBLE git
and aabsster Clocks real Bronze staueies and Groups,
Psrian Busts AMI Figures Card Stands bslre ornaments
fancy Work Boxes, and usual Christmas stock OF
and Toys Of every description.
In addition 10 the above have recently opened Silver
and Clock Department aai design exhibt
holidays splendid line OF these goods comprising the choic
es patterns triple plated from the
er Tea Sets Tees ie.e sets TRAYS Syrup Cups spoon
Holders, Casters Cake Baskets, reher Gobes Bonanst
stands Toilet stands Wine stands Pickle Jars CO Jars
Batter Dishes, Cream and Sugar Bowls, Butter Knives AMI
all sires OF Knives Forks and spoons, all o. which We viii
guarantee TO be Of The best quality.
Also 10 sod sverware 0! the decorated Gorham manafac
tms, Sets OF Knives. Forks, Spoons Napkin Rings sugar
longs &c put In handsome cases, specially for Holiday
Gifts
All these goods herein advertised Will he sold usual
popular IriSes
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IL KINDS or FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
II aieMedioines for all Diseases Prepared Food f9r
mocsne BIRDS at b. DOVEfS, Nos ard Greene street,
corner OF Canal.
N.B.-Ladies attended TO by Ms Doyey.
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DEAR E.-PLEAsE RECALL THAT NOTE; YOU
- all wron: in your suggestions. Please send me
another saying when ami where may see you privately
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

| S,PEED AND saFETY-A BEAUTIFUL EIGHT YEAR
old mahogany bay Horse, o and over aound Kind ana
gentle a SHES and trot
IN 40 10 The saddle viii be sold for ty cents the dolaT
FOR want OF Apply at 40 Hamilton street I'll sold.
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GCO ono FOR SALE, A WELL PAYING MANU-
pOU.VOVs featuring business, working under letters
patent that have sixteen years TO rum together with owner
shp OF said patent To party parties commanding the
above capital OF moderate business capacity this PIE
scn.s chance OF entering into perfectly sale and
lucrative business capable of being extended TO large
PART OF the purchase money can be LEFT In the for
For particulars and satisfactory reasons OF selling
apply TO D. RosENBAuM, a white street, from to II
o'clock A. NJ.
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E'oR sALE-h BEAUTIFUL ITALIAN GREYHOUND,
deicately formed, and thorouehbred cost
500. Call al 2la West Thirty-eghth street.
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r.. II. MACY,
Fourteenth street and slsth avenue
2Dt and rs SIKH avenue.
81 West Fourteenth slieci
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MARBLE AIANTEi.a.

MARBLE AIANTEis.
MARBLE MANTEJs, HEADsTOEEs, MONUMENTS,
lu latest designs, At reduced prices, al :. kbABER3
manNacory ~ Frat avenue, Third street. Manls.s
put W 10 the country. Get price list.
MARBLE AND SLATE MANTELS or THE LATEST
lu designs, ~ very low prices, al A. kbABERS Marble
Works iA and Is6 EAST Eighteenth street, near Third ave-
nue, New YORK; hantes put up 10 the country Cut this
out
yfhRBLEIzED SLATE, DECORATED MARBLE AND
Ah Marble Mantels.- Rich and cleg CAN'T designs.
r y. STEWART, 2l6 west Forty second street,
Bisnch tih sab asenn1. rear Broadway.
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AN ACTIVE MAN WITH $500 TO $1,000 CAN SECURE
IA partner ship interest old established Office blsi
ness, paying $1,000 net Apply at lS Fulton street, room
M x
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7 HENRY's CITY AUCTION MART, BROADWAY AND
"A Tbrynnth sreet-pnblic sale this day. at II o'clock
Of pair Of bay Carriage Horses, l5 hands and years.
man Of Brooklyn who has rsed them family carriage
Wood Brothers. in good order bay Horse is hands young
and sound good coupe horse bay Mare l6 hands fast
trotter little 'front.' black Horse, heavily built good
worker Aso Wagon and Harness A gray Horse l5t
Horse bay Mare trot fast and several others, de-
scribed at SALE Buyers will always find At sales
Wednesday and Saturday number Of Horses suitable for
the oe and heavy work without being especially
also the greatest assortment OF Carriages and Harness In
variety A. today's sale there will be splendid full top
Phaeon pole and Shafts and fine shifting top light Wagon,
by Stves but little also Sleigs and Bells buffalo and
fancy Robes, Lap Rugs Horse Blankets Whips Haers, &C.
MAJOR G. w. BARKER, AuctiOneer.
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CLEIGHs, ?0e-CARRIAGES, s00 ALL STYLES. NEW
- and second band selling OFF 20 per cent less than New
York pricep Kng County carriage Factory Nevins street