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The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1868-07-22

Ar one Of the hotels in New Yok,
lhe landlord said to a boarder. " See
here, Mr. Baker, the chambermnid found
hairpin III your bed this mornino. -"
" W"I, f"piicd J"Gn. " ! fourd a l,aa
hair N the br"rr lhis morning, In, /;
d'd not rr"''. '&>t .l@c was fsinal,,
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1868-07-22

A broad style" Of western man
visiting Boston. said nothing surprised
MN 40 much IA 10 see the New Eng.
land farmers " bore holes in the rocks
with gim'ets TO put 10 their grain. -
Why, out West" he added. {" We mt
the grain on a table and fan il, and il
comes up all around !"
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JUDICIARY.

Article 4. Of our Constitution. provide.
for the reorganization Of The Jud cial ie
pertinent OF the state, and defines the jmis-
diction Of the several Courts, to be organ.
ized in pursuance Of the same. This imIor.
tsnt sulj ct, SO vital To the protection Of III
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1868-07-22
STATUTE OF FRAUDS.

Section 20, Article l, of tho Constitution
having provided that " no person shall he i'm
prisoned for debt, except in cases of fraud,
recommend that tho General Assembly shall
Mt an early day, enact n Statute OF Frauds
aud also n new Statute of Limitations, dcfin
ing the rights, remedies, and liabilities of credi
tors and debtors.
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II 81 R o p E. a..
GREAT BRITAIN.


LONDON, Nov. 1S.-The Morning Herald of
to-day says:-Whatever sentence the ministry
may meet hereafter, the verdict was not against
them yesterday. On the contrary, the party
now in power has been able to command the
Government for two years, though in minor
ity, and it is now less in minority than ever
before The Conservative gains more than
counterbalaIice the Conservative losses. Lon
don city, which is entitled to four members of
Parliament, has SO far elected three out of four
of the Liberal candidates. Richard Baggal-
10y, Conservative is defeated in Hereforts.
Later returns show that Edmund Beales,
Liberal candidate for the Tower hamlets, has
been defeated.
VIII. Russell, (Bull RUM Liberal Conser
vatiye, is defeated in Chelsea; Thomas Miner
Gibson, Liberal, is defeated in Ackton; Lord
Stanley, present Secretary of State for Foreign
Affairs, is elected n lom Lynn; Regis, Chelsea,
returns two Liberals Sir FL. Hare and Mr.. III &.
Dixie; Southampton returns two Conserva-
tives, Messrs. Russell Gurney and p M. Hoare
Dublin University returns two Conservatives,
four ran; Liverpool has elected Mr.. Graves and
the two Liberal candidates; Edward Fleydell
Bouverie Liberal, is elected from Kilmanock
1t is understood that if Mr.. Gladstone is
declared elected from Southwest Lancashire
the Liberals will run Mr.. John Stuart Mill in
Greenwich, where he will be sure of an cleo
tiOn.-
PARIS, Nov. 18.-Letters from Madrid report
that great agitation prevails throughout SPAN
RUSSIA.
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 18-The river New;
| is frozen over and many vessels are detained.
INDIA.
| LONDON, Nov 18-Dispatches from Bombay
| state that the war in Northern India has ended
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Brighton, Cambridge and Medf0rd Casaie
HUarlxets
Lsnecialptspatch by International Lime.

| BOSTON, Wednesday, Nov. 49,
At market this week :-296O Cattle, 1881 Sheep,
$500 Swine last week, 330s Cattle, 2061 Sheep 4100
| fat Hogs, 200 store Pigs; from Maine s55 Cattle
PRIcEs.-Beeves-Extr quality Sl3 25 a 10 IS;
arst quality Sl2 30 g S1S 0O SECOND quality s11 so
OF COWS Bulls, &c, SO 90 q 90 P 100 lbs. 1.-THE total
weight OF hides, tallow and dressed beef.
an wsSrkng oxen at Si5) to s275; Steers and Slim Ok
en- sou 70 $iO5 P pair, or when well matched little
ABOVE their value for beef
Ae ailcn Cows-Extra SS5 to $115; ordinary S45 to
head Yearlings SIS to $50; two year olds S2e to
$40; three year olds $40 to S65 P head or much ac-
cording to their value tor beef.
Sheep and Lambs-In lots, 81 %, 1 80, 90 a so
p head; extra and selected, So 10 a O0 % head,
from q to &c % fb.
Prices of Hides, Tallow and skins-Brighton Hides
10 q l03c; Brighton Talow go 9Jc; country Hides
10 q 1Ole; country Tallow u csc % h.; Sheep
skins 81 90 g 25 ig skin; Lamb Skins 81 90 q Is
W skin; Calf Skins 20 q 22c %y ib.
Store Pigs-whoesale 81 a 1Olc p fb.; retail II q
12e % ib. Fat Hags q 9ic y fb.
PoultryaExtra 14to 15c; good 10 to 1sac; poor to
Droves from Mane-A Max6eld, 19; Z Brown "a;
Farrow & Merrill, 80; B Estes IA R Blynn SO; NJ
g. fss ac I PplcE R Gnes 3 Reed
Sales of Maine Cattle-O Reed sold to Dana weight
1857 bs at 12c p H. IS per cent. shrink to jack
A MaxfeId sold 9 two year old Heifers, weight ia
TBS, at 9c y ib, 40 per cent shrink Bull at $50,
% sod dSeea rsn od eds m
girt feet inches, for $40 9 pair; Farrow & Mer-
rl sold pair year olds, girth feet, for $3.50;
pair grth feet 10 inches, for S17O pair girth 81
feet coarse Ones for s1i0; pair girth6 eet4 inches
for $50; pair, girth feet inches, for St75; Cow
Cattle to Jackson at i31c " fb. dressed; L Brown
sold pair, girth feet inches, for $142; pair, two
year ODDS at $74; pair two year olds at SAT.
Remarks-The supply of Cattle in market tor the
week is not as large that last week. From Maine
a large proportion of the Cattle were small; there
were some lew good Beeves among them. Prices for
Beef Cattle are higher. The Western Cattle were
mos Of an ordinary grade. Several of the best lots
were taken at q commission. We do not think that
there will be many Cattle sold tor over 13gc % h.
On account of the severe rain which has been
prevailing to-day the trade has not been very active
especially for Working Oxen and Steers. Sheen and
Lambs continue to be plenty, and many of the lots
are poor ones which have to be sold at low figures
Large numbers Of he Sheep are taken at commits
sion by the butchers.
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& . Ma M f He q L A Il
New Work. stock and Money marr.e.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1s.-Money easy at q per
cent. on Call Sterling Exchange quiet at 1889 a 109.
Gold irregular and unsettled in the forenoon, but ae-
tive and excited in the afternoon opening at 154s,
declined to 1884, and closing at 135 large urcheses
were made for the stock combination. government
sold one halt of million to-day, and VIII, it is re-
ported, resist another attempt to corner cash GOLD
Governments steady. Henry Clewes q Go, furnish b
the following 4.30 quotations coupon 6,s 1851 il43
q i143; do 5.20's 1862, 109k a 11Ot; do 1854 1918 e
1O14; do 1865, 1913 a 1074; do new, 109s "a IiOs 40
1867, 11O1 1104; do 1868, 1103 a HOS 1O-4os lO5t
a 1864.
Border State bonds quiet; new Tennessees, 6S1 a
81; North Cardinals, GA a 65 Yrginias, 81 545
In the Stock market the interest still centers in
Erie. There has been great difficulty in getting Erie
shares tor delivery on contracts maturing to-day.
The market for this stock has been active with
difference of as high as 10 per cent. between regu
lar and seller three days. indicating close corner,
which may culninate tomorrow. Oiher shares are
dull The market closed unsettled but very strong
1t is reported the Erie combination has bought about
10000 shares OF New York Central and considerable
proxies When Vanderbilt found it out he closed the
books thus preventing their obtaining control OF
| Central. The following are $50 tigares es:-Pacifc
Mail, 115 a 1151; Western Union Telegraph, SO a
36b; New York Central, 1921 "a 1929; Elie 81 a 57I
do preterre1 Ct; Hudson, 1921 a 1873; Reading 81;
| "a 984; Michigan Central, 116; Michigan Southern
ga "a a. Fort Wayne, I0S q 1851; Illinois Central
I4i 9 143; Chicago Rock Island, 106 a 1861; Nortl
"Hinine shares dull; Quartz Hill soc; Smith & Par
The balance at the Sub-Treasury TODAY amounte'
| $50 ,602. 059; exports for the week S37755,s9o.
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-19
Domestic M arkeis.

New YnRg. Nov IS. .-Flour-sales 1900 bbls
State and Western dull and q 1Oc lower; superfne
| State so q 10; extra 40; round hoop Ohio II
| 700; extra Western 20 a 90; choice White
Wheat extra 90 q rs; Southern duh and droop
ing; sales $50 bbls.; extra so a 10 25 California
nominal; sales at 75 "a 10 25 Wheat "a &c lower
sales p 400 bush.; No. Spring at 90 a 81; White
Michigan 20 q 500 Corn about lc lower and less
for unsound and 10 a Is for sound. Oats shade
hrmer; sales $4,000 BUSH; Western 7oB q Tic. Bee
heavy; sales 1875 bbs.; new pain mess 10 90 q 16 5O
sales 1900 bbs.; 2S 90 a 20 c5 closing at 20 %
cash bid for round lots Lard rmer sales $40 tierces
Ohio 25 a 40; State 40 q soc. Whiskey quiet Cor,
ton-hgh grades and frmer; low grades abt ut
&c better; sales 5000 bales; Mddlng uplands 244c;
low Middlings 234e. Rice nominal Sugar dull and
easier; sales 100 hhds. Muscovado at a 11Jc Cof-
ee dull Molasses dull Naval Stores quiet and firm
er; Spirits Turpentine AZ q 47lc; Rosin 80 q 80.
Petroleum frmer; crude 144 a. 15c; refined bonded
2s3c. Wool quiet and steady; tales 1000 Tbs at 4s
q 57c for domestic fleece, SO a SOC for pulled 4S "a
55c for tubbed, 80 a 35c for Texas and 345 a 35c for
California. Freights to Liverpool dull; Cotton per
steamer q I'd; Flour per sail 2s Sd.
CHICAGO, Nov. 1s.-Exchange on New York
steady and unchanged. Flour firm but less active;
unchanged sales No. l at 10 q %; No. 2 in fair
demand but dull and prices unsettled sales No. at
w q QS4; in the afternoon at 0Sb. Corn-No.
IN fair demand at an advance OF q SIC; sales at IS
a soc; rejected 70c new shelled advanced 2b; sales
at SO q soc. Oats firm; sales No. at 461 q 47c
a &c; sales No. at OF; No. at 1 05 Barley more
active AID prices unsettled; sales No Eat 81; re-
jected sc q 32. Free Whiskey steady at 97c. Pro-
visions moro active. Mess Pork "a 90. Lard at 15c
Short ribs 1tc. Beef Cattle. more active at 10 a
200: Live Hogs weak and dropping so or TO-
Freights dull and unchanged.
CINcINNATf, Nov. 1S-Whiskey firm at SIC. Dress
ed Hogs frmer at 30 "a o 40; gross receipts 1000.
Green Meats frmer; sales 800 pieces at ST "a SIC for
shoulders; clear sides 10i a 1otc; hams 1i3c Lard
helvy at 142c for prime kettle rendered. Mess Pork
23 80 q "a 90. Bulk Meats in good demands sales 200
bids; shoulders at 93c; clear lib and clear sides 133
a lie, packed.
MILWAUKEE. Nov. 18.-Flour dull weak and un-
changed Wheat quiet; sales No. 1 at l 25 a. 25h;
no. 2 at IA q 15 Oats declining; sales No. at
4oc Corn advancing: sales No. at S5c. Rye dull
at 90 for No. l. Barley nominal.
MOBILE, Now 1s.-Cotton opened easy but closed
firm; sales 1850 bales; Mddlings 22!c; receipts 434
bales; exports none.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 49, Cotton quiet sales $50
bales; Middlines 224c receipts 1881 bales; exports,
c0astwise, 1856 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Nou. 1S.-Cotton irregular; Mid
ding 22s @ 23c; sales 3400 bales; receipts $50 bales;
exports 756 bales.
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-19
ME w YORK

CiAA AM NiNlNiA1.
NEW YORK, Nov. 18-At O'Clock this
morning Cornelius Hoyt, deck haud on the
steamer Newport, was struck on the head by
the wheel, and had an arm broken also. He
was taken to Bellevue Hospital.
No provision having been made to defray
the, expenses of taking down the Broadway
bridge, it will remain for some months yet.
Gen. Grant and Mr.. Horace Greeley met for
the first time yesterday, and celebrated the
event by breakfasting together at Delmonico's
1t is said the fare from Boston to this city by
the New York line of steamers is to be reduced
to So.
THE ELECTION.
Official returns are received from all the
counties but two. The total vote of New York
toots up 848,278; 419556 for Grant and 428,722
TOR Seymour; Seymour's majority, 9166; Hoff-
mans majority, q ,322. The official vote of
New York city is returned as follows:-Sey-
mour, 10S,316; Grant, AZ 702; Hoffman, 112 ,522;
Griswold, 1882
CUBAN FILLIBUsTERs WARNED
The United States authorities have formally
warned the parties engaged in movement of
some sort concerning Cuba to not violate the
neutrality laws in any way, and that they will
be watched.
THE ERIE TROUBLES.
1t now turns out that the Erie officials were
fully advised of the Injunction in advance and
were prepared for it. Jay Gould bad been ap-
pointed receiver by Judge Barnard some days
since, on complaint OF Mr. Macintosh, Super
intendent of the Pavonio Ferry, which really
offsets the injunction, at least for the present.
Counter suits have been commenced against
Belmont, Drew, and others, charging them
with conspiracy to get control of the road.
This thing is getting pretty well muddled, and
there is now some talk of the case being car.
ried to the United States Courts on the COM
plaint of foreign stockholders.
CORNELL UNIVERSITY.
ITHACA, Nov. 18.-Professor Goodwin Smi til
delivered the first of his course of lectures on
English History before the Cornell University
last night. He has announced his intention Of
residing at the University and continuing his
course of lectures through the entire college
year.
THE coLE-HIsCooK MURDER CASE.
ALBANY, Nov. 1S-The jury in the Cole case
were completed yesterday, but this morning
one of the jurors Samuel Trull, of Cohoes,
after having been accepted and sworn in, was
challenged, and after examination, it being as
certained that he had formed and expressed
an opinion, he was discharged Twenty-Five
talismen have just been summoned
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-19
ARKANSAS.
nAnnr A coupANv or rn-n11rx

DEFEAT OF A COMPANY OF KU-KLUX.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 18.-A special dispatch from
Little Rock to the Democrat says of the re-
ported fight at Centre Point, Severn county,
that GeneI al Catterson's report of the matter
states that he sent detachment, under Major
DerDby, to occupy Centre Point. just before
arriving there they met about@1OO Ku-Klux
drawn up in line of battle. The Ku-Klux
killed one militia man and wounded s.veral
others. Maj. Dernby then charged their line
killing nine and wounding many more. He
captured twenty prisoners, twenty stand OF
arms and thirty-five horses and mules. The
remainder of the party were completely rout.
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-19

HOrstS, sIarflaScS, &c, at Auction
EYERY SATURDAY, at II O'Clock A. NJ, ON nc
a. market lot Market street, l shall sell HoIs
Carriages, Harnesses, &c.
Apl29 y. o. BAILEY, Auetloneer
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The Wool Market.
Ispec,a, Dispatch by international Line.

BOSTON, Nov. -tReported yof ~. re PreSs.1-ihe ne
Dome.iic-W Western, fine and x 46 q 4sc; medium
45 sc; common as a Acc; pulled extra 20 e ooe 6;
superhne 4S g S5e; No. at 80 i5c; s ~ alG ~
choice Xxx 81 g 5se; fine X 80 a SIC; medium 4s g
soc; coarse y g SOC; Michigan, New YORK an an rea, @
dunn &c a 4sc: coarse &C a 4Sc ID 10. Foreign Wool'
-Canadaeombing 20 s9 75e: Smyrna washed p g 4e'
and nnwashed 10 q re; Buenos Ayres 20 q 4Oc
81 q sSc; africa unwashed IS q isc D 10. Remarks
buyers are stu in lhe marEet for eheap lots bu
few lots are 10 be found under the current rates
last week.
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ssMMNT.


OFFICIAL VOTE OF THE STATE.
MoNTPELIER, Nov. IS. The official canvass
ia as follows:-Grant. 44167; Seymour, 12045;
Grants majority. so 1872. The Governor vote
in September was as follow:-Page lkepnbl,,
canal 6l5; Edwards Democrat lo2S9; rage
rnaiorify II 326
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-19
MISCELLANEOUS.
How to Get Patents

for opinion, no charge. Send sketch and descrip-
tion FOR application send model not over one foot
IN SIZE ana SIG first Government and Stamp iees.-
Specincations, Drawings caveats; assignments pre-
pareu' rejected claims prosecuted Also, interfer-
ences' extension OF patents, and appeals. Patents
taken out In all European countries. Illustrated
pampniets, ITO pages, sent free. Address MUM &
CO., No 81 Park Row, NY. oc2lisdsm
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-19
NEW uaARaPsHIRE.

PonrsMoUTH, Nov. 18.-Lieut.- Commander
G. G. Carpenter, II. S. Naval Executive Officer
al the Nayy Yard, was found guilty of obstruct-
ing Deputy Sheriff Charles H. Bartlett while
in the performance OF ms dnty IN arrfsng
Carpenter was find $40 rad costs.
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Foreign Markets.

LONDON, Nov. 1s-Forenoon.-Consols at "a for
money. y-
United States 520s frmer and higher at 74t;; Il-
nois Central shares frmer at 90; Erie fiat at BIZ.
LIVERPOOL, Nov 18-Forenoon.- to the
elections the Liverpool markets are closed
LONDON, Nov. 1s-Forenoon.-Tallow 51s Cd. Pc
troleum quiet and steady. Sperm Oil 96s.
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soUTH CAROLINA.

CuAR1EsroN Nov I8.-Grant's majority in
this State 6y ofieiaI re ,urns, now complete, is
1859 The seaboard courties give. larger
Republican vote than was allowed in the re-
cent estimates.
THE MERCURY DISCONTINUED.
The publication Of the Charleston Mercury
has been discontinued since Monday last
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-19
aIsCEI.LANsOUs

THE STORM
BosToS, Nov. is.-A storm Of sleet aud rain
prevails.
CoxcoRD, n. b., Nov. ls-A thick snow
storm is raging Good sleighing
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-19

Banca, cash. So q 40
Straits, cash. sc a 81
English ...... none.
Char. l. Q. IL 90 Ca12 80
Char. /. X. ...I5 % lol5 rs
Tobacco.
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NOTICE.

TINHE public are hereby notified that Vim. 81. via.
Il well having removed % his new residence. on
Munioy Hill, Congress 81. near the ObservatoryI
nov ready 10 let nj. late residence Cumoefi,se
Street. Also Store and House on OAK street s~
WIN. NJ. wILswELLs
noiTaet Al bis soass on Congress 81
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Schooner for Sale.

The Sch. Marion, s'x Year, old, az
~ white oak, copper ps cucd, enppervd
HE with pure copper. lcngt " . 4. Neti
HllA rs feet bcant dfpih % hold s-l2i In
-&c-[- stiendid orirri nearly new suit u aisi
v.eU t,aod n Chains. anchors and rigging. Would
ne I. flfst class Yacht or fisherman. Now lyhlg
AZ csnfral WhatE For further nflrr alton Apply y
j. s. wINSLOw.
uovledtf No. Central Wharf
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san FRANoIsoo, Nov. is.-FiouE In good exporl
demand mT7s g6T5. Wheat active and hrIn Al
I6AlTs Legal tenders T3i.
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Cough No More.
MRS. BASCOM,

UTOULD respectfully inform the public that she
w still continues 10 manufacture and have ior
sale Dr. Baseom's Cough and Croup
syrup, al No Is Middle Street.
Also at n. II: HAY & Co, Burgess. Fobes, q Co.,
and w +. Phillips & Co. nol4-eodims
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DRY GOODS +!

Our Dress Goods De-
lpartment is full OF New
md desirable Fabrics,
i'm all eolors. and shades,
including Black and Col.
J ored Alpsceas; Repps,
Electric Cards, Melange,
rhibets, Mohaires, and
all the novelties of the
season, with Velveteens
lor suits.
A iull assortment of
Shawls, embracing all the
new styles of Long and
Square Woolen Paisley,
and other varieties.
In Woolens our stock
was never so complete.
comprising a vast assort-
nent OF cloths for Gent
and Boys wear, with
Cloakings, Repellants.
Beavers, Broadcloths,
and everything in this
lime.
We have the largest
stock OF Flannels in the
city inc uding White, and
Plain Colors, and Checks
iIall wool and Cotton and
Wool, In all qualities and
prices. together with a
full line OF Blankets.
White and Colcrei. An
inspection of this depart
ment will remunerate the
buyer.
Our Domestic aud
White Goods Depart
ment, is crowded with
Cottons of various makes
at wholesale prices. with
Table Damasks, Napkins.
Do les, Towels and other
Linen Goods, OF the most
celebrated manufacture;
also Quilts Emb. Table
md Piano Covers. &c.
Sc.
-
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FOR SALE.

,,.,,>ys nh. powlsr. Shot and all kinds sf
rCs.,, = ~ ~ ,or RIA = and Pistols. Wholesale anA
" SafuiuSe' wv W. ID. ROBINSON,
reta,;. retan; .a,a 20 exchange 81
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Soft, p ton. 0 90 q 800
Hard ........ 600 a 275
10. go. 8 %
Produce
Provision
odlGTdlus
'aleratus y b Z
Salt

TURKS Is. p
hid. Is bus, y IS % 45O
st. Martin, ,ckd.3 "a 400
syracuse 375 400
Cadiz duty p'd 8 so a 400
Cadlz in bond 2 70 a 2 so
Grind Butter. 27 %
Liverpool duty
paid ....... 3 500i 90
Liy. in uond 2 37lN02 62j
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City of Portland.

VNTHEREAS, John Curtis and Others have
w petitioned the City Council 10 lay out q new
Street Public Way in said city, beginning at the
terminus of Cumberland street on North street, and
extending 10 Eastern Promenade; and whereas said
petition referred by the City Council, Nov. sth,
1858 10 the undersigned, for them to consider and
act upon, therefore
Notice is hereby given all parties interested thai
the Joint Standing COMMITTEES Of the City Council
on laying out streets, will meet to hear the par
ties ana view the proposed way on the twenty-eighth
day Ct Noyemer, 1865 at iour O'Clock in the after-
noon at the junction OF Cumberland and Noitb Sts,
and will then and there proceed TO determine and
adjudge whether the public convenience requires SAID
street or way 10 be laid out.
Given under our hands on this eighteenth dAy
November, A. D., 1865.
JACOB MCCLELLAN Committee on
ALBERT WARWICK
EZRA CARTER. ! Laying out
r. LEANITIf
JAMES N0iESSs,,ry New Streets
GFO H CHADWlCh, J
NEov.,,h.. ~ro Is' dt,l Argus copy.
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For Sale +!

The schooner ANNA NJ. NASH, OF
a BoOthbay, Me-, i25 tons, carpentsr's
M measurement, In GOOD condition, well
Hi4A found in sails, rigging, anchors and
- chains. Is an extra built vessel, aud
csrries Ell in proportion 20 her tonnagei iour years
old AMI Is good sailcr. sold 20 close a concern.
For further particulars apply %
NICHOLSON, PERRY 4 THAcHEk.
OctGber 90, is6s. dti
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Everything will be sold at the lowest possible
nov 16-d&w1w
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Corrected for the PRESS to Nov. IS.

Cask........ 5o7 0 D 60
Naval Stores.
tTar " brl, :. .5 90 q . SO
Pitch &c. Tar)3 25 q
VII. Pitch -. 8 so
Rosin A 90 q 10 90
Turpentine gal 81 q Sc
Oakum.
American. -. 10 a 125
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boston SsocG s.ass.
Sales at the Brc kers' Beard. Nov 1s.
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Soap.
lEHtra Sk,nn Rafinn.


Portland Sugar Hou
Yellow A A. III
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CORRECTED BY WIN. WOOD & SON, BROKERS