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ONLY25 CENTS

The Great Quieting Remedy for Children.
Contains NO MORPHINE OR POISON
GUS DRUG; sure to Regulate the Boosls /;
allays all Pain; corrects Acidity of the
Stomach; makes sick and .qoeak children
STRONG and HEALTHY; cures Wind Collie,
Gripping, Inflammation of the Bowels, and
all complaints arising from the effects Of
Teething. Call for Mother Bailey's Qaieting
Syrup, and take no other, and you are safe.
Sold by Druggists and all dealers in Med
icine.
III gzE4-f4
. A. RICHARDS, New London, Conn.,,
,13s Agent for the United States.
W F. PHILLIPS & co, Nos As and a. Middle
St. Portland, Me, Wholesale Agents for the State.
May d3m .i..H .araa asI
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City Of Portland,

City of Portland.
CITY CLERKS OFFICE, !
,-s.....4a On ID August eth, 1868.
'TNHE Electors OF the City Of Portland are hereby
l nouhed that the Aldermen OF said City have
prepared alphabetical lists OF the Voters in the sew
ersl Wards I said City and ave posted the same IN
tire to the Cry Building from Myrtle Street.
and have deposited cop thereof in the City Clerks
August 10, 1865 div S''s 9's'A'
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B0sS0n stock lIfas,
Sales at the Brc kers' Board, Aug 10.
Kennebunk Camp Meeting.
FL IL " - . (
THIS MEETIN1 WILL
Commence Monday, august 17th,
- and close on the following Saturday.

Tickets can be procured at all the stations and by
any trains on p. S. & p, Eastern and b. g. M Rail-
roa 8, At the same rates as last year. nal ID ths
Ample arrangements will be made to supply all
who may desire 1t with board. and all other conven-
fences that will add 70 the comfort of all who may
attend. a.fl ILa e-R ~ a tE- = .I.o
For further information pleas, address either o.
the Committrc. '1f3l ahJ - bon as y i.-F ~ J
JAMES ANDREWS, Biddeford.
rt SILAS p. ADA VS., f1s zig
S. r. LEAViTT, Portland.
August 8, 1868, ttd
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Notice,

- --I Notice..
GrHE Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders OF the
! Wrtnook Manuf-g Co., win he held Mer-
clients N. Bank, ON Tt ESDAY. Aug 20, 1858, lor
the choi o. officers and the q ansaction OF any otn-
er business which may legally come before them
RENSELLAkR CRAM Clerk.
Portland, Aug 8, 1888. auIdtl
Trotting Wagon for >aIe
A NEARLY new New York buiit Light wagon
"A weighing about $50 lb., IN gooc nrder;y
Enquire Of MARTIN O. er.hia 1,
jyy0du N-eee ".
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The Chinese Embassy arrived here from AT
baDy at 2 O'Clock this morning, and proceeded,
after a brief stay, to Worcester, where they
will spend the night. They were met hele by
committee of the Boston City Council and
by sixteen attendants from New York. The
Embassy will leave Worcester for Boston on
a special train at o'clock tomorrow morning,
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OHIO.
vALLANDIGHAM NOMINATED FOR CONG

/ VALLANDIGHAM NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 19.-The Democratic Con-
ventiOn in the third Ohio district nominated
Hon. G. L. Vallandigham for Congress on the
30th ballot.
A CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS. .-
TOLEDO, Aug. 19.--The Republicans of the
tenth district, in convention at Napoleon to-
day, renominated j. NJ. Ashley for Congress
by reclamation. -t4
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AMSTERDAM, Aug. 19.-The subject Of the
equalization of the duties on sugar imported
from foreign countries, which has for long
time engrossed the attention OF different Eu'
rOpean powers, bids fair to be definitely settled.
Representatives Of the Governments of Hol.
land, france, Belgium, Prussia and England
are now assembled at Hague for the purpose
of holding conference, looking to such equal
izatiOp,
LONDON Ang. 19.-Despatehes from Medrid
state that crisis has taken place in tbe Snan
sh Government. The Minister Of Of w W.. sp has
withdrawn from the Cabinet and the Captain
Generals of Madrid and Barcelona have re.
signed.
TURKEY.
VIENNA, Aug 19.-Apprehensions are enter
tanned that the recent tempt at rising
against the Turkish authorities in Bulg lnia
will be renewed. Accounts from that quarter
represent that the country remains In an I'M
settled condition, and though lnsurrectlnary
bands have disappeared, or been dispersed, the
indications are that secret preparations OF an
unfavorable character are being made for an
other and more extensive outbreak. The at
tention of the Austrian Government has been
called 10 this threatening state OF affairs by an
unusual demand for fire arms from the other
side of the Danube, and an order has been is
sued prohibiting the expectation OF arms or
ammunition from the Austrian territory into
the Oanubian Principalities.
FRANCE,
PARIS, Aug. 19-The Marquis de Bonneville,
the present French Minister to Switzerland,
has been appointed ambassador to Rome, to
MI a vacancy .occasioned by the appointment
| NJ Gueronniere has been appointed Envoy
! Elk raordinary and Minister PieuipotentIary Of
France to Belgium, in place of Count de Com
mingrs Guitand, recalled.
| The Corps Legislatif will re- assemble in De-
l Ihn nF,anI mi lCr rIn~~
tions for members of the Corps LegisIatif has
been postponed until next year.
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Trotting Wagon for >ale ~

Lost!
. LARGE BRASS STORE KEY. The finder
A iii confer 4 favor by leaving 1t at this Office.
August 10. dst'
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Freedom Notice.

Freedom Notice.
ITO WHOMB IT MAY CONCERN. Tbi. cert;a.s
I that have this day given my minor n. LY-
NAN F. MAYBERRY. his lime to act and trade
TOR himself, and shall claim none of his earnings
nor pay any BIS Of his contracting after this data
Lated at Windham, this 18th day of July 1868.
.-.., .,e ASA MAYBEkRY.
Attest: John c. Cobb. w3w35s
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JOHN G.. COOK, Lewiston,

packaSes sent by mail free receipt of fifty conts
liberal discount to the trade
Sold by Druggists gen rally.
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UPPER GLOUCESTER, Aug. 6, 1858.
Mr.. j. G. Cook, Lewston:- Please send a box Of
Burton's Tobacco Antidote by return mail.
EZRA ToBIE
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Kitty Hayden's Romantic and Dramatic
Cureer.
IRON the Cincinnati Gazette, Nov. 81

Trom the Cincinnati Gazette Nov. 81
The funeral OF KITTY Hayden VIII VII take place day
her mother and sister reside-the former being the
Janitress OF what Ii known as Reeders Building.
Habltues OF what was once the Palace varieties, now
known no more, but formerly located on Vine street.
between Fourth and Fifth need not be told who was
Kitty Hayden. These all remember her. the public
prints have told how she died; how her light CLOTH
ing caught fire while dancing on stage at Louis
ve how she suffered In the greatest agony for nine
DAYS; how finally she was relieved by DEATH But
the public prints have said nothing about the agony
oil mother, neither have they told how the young
ana beautiful girl tried 10 be vlrtuous amid tempta
tons, even after false step had been made. These
things are registered above. The papers have SAID
she was married. She never was-lnore Is the shame
TO her seducer. Kitty, when mere child, was
placed In q convent to the Good shepherd, OH
Bank street. as her mother said ito make an honest
woman OF her," Her mother was poor and could
not stand the expense OF two dollars per week.
Alter the first year, therefore, her aged mother hav
decent burial, Kitty washed clothes for her educa-
tion at the. convent Finally she was taken home,
commenced to learn the trade OF dressmaking. then
millinery; but not liking either, concluded to adopt
the ballet, In which she was more successful than
q the S d Her w az
Woods theatre when the "Black CROOK was 1rst
produced Next she appeared Vi the National thea
tre, IN the same phy. Then she appeared ~
German theatre over the canal. FINALLY she was
engaged regularly ct the Palace Varieties during
.'vndine'F Tor ave on thres nights u Mozart Nan.
70 Ki.ys honor a. wsI a. 10 20 IN, me
s Soa'f s aud purity sso,s, 1srs san oe Una,
be . bad gx1. Statements made BY Louisville and
Cincinnati papers 10 the eject that kisty kd been
turned away from home, or from the love Of mother
and sister, are antrue While engaged on the Gin
Annat stage she always had home In their hearts
and vt their humble rooms. As an evidence ~ hls,
when she left Cincinnati on the I'd day 81 July,
gave her mother oil She spare money she had
Kitty Hayden waa eighteen years cid on tns Is
day Of October She leaves y ehAd-a little boy-a
year and Ainc months old, who viii be ~ kindly
cared for ~ u SISTERS love can induce since Tie
deaph a her father April ~ IsS2 kiNy had little q
uarN WOnlor. yheroiog0.
WAS Wild and oarelss In her nature. As stated be-
lore she made false step We believe that after
ward, alsRougA her ASSOCIATIONS wore necessarily
bad, she hved . virtu0us life.
She y 10 DO buried Of spring Grove Cemetery to
dsy-not because Il was her choice, but because her
father In buried there and her mother desires that
they lay side by side. For she thai Is TO
be buried 10 unconsecrated ground Csthols priest
Will osialate vt tire funeral.
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cincinnati journal OF Monday thus describes the
condition OF the local money Market
The applications at bank are fully large as they
were one week since, while the banks, owing 70 the
reduction on balances are less able 10 meet It, some
were compelled to deny accommodations TO de-
posters which increased the offerings on the street.
Uepostors were supplied to certain extent al y
10 per cent but in he open market first class paper
so!d al Is per cent. and in good commercial ollls AZ
Ia per GEM month while on the street per cent
a month was the ruling figure. Borrowers are anti
cipatins an easier market soon, and the de-
mand Is mainly for short accommodations. Ihe
heaviest demand at present ID from the dry
goods merchants. whiSkey dealers ana grain opera
tors, though other branches OF trade are wen repre-
sented In the list OF applicants. The scarcity OF
currency has caused rather weak market Tor
exchange. and the advance Of yesterday was lost
the bankers are drawing at nifty cents per 81, 900
premium, and IN several instances checks Tor round
sums were drawn at par. II was received or de-
positors at par but outside parties found 1t dlcult
70 obtain more than dfty cents per $1,000 discounts.
Referring to the statement OF the Philadelphia
banks for the week ending on Saturday last jour-
nal Of that city says:-
The banks II Will be seen, have lost largely In
their loans their deposits and their legal tenders,
ana show liabilities on circulation and deposits OF
S45, l903l7. The reserve required on this would be
Sill 49,. 599 while they return in gold and legal ten
ders $l4, 690 an excess Of 1928 100. Last week
the banks owed on circulation and deposits
S11 4ss SS4 while they hold sl4 s23 231 an excess OF
S. 947, OF which excess they have lost $626S47.
The whole exhibit gives evidence OF severe strin-
gency In the money market. The falling or Of about
three and half millions OF balances Is also confirm
atory OF the same fact.
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eRsBRAL oRpRRs-go. 10.
INA DoUAarEpS DISTRICT NORTH CAnCr.rv

RALgIoH, Oct 80, 1905.
The distrlbI tion Of troops being now complete In
this district OCCASION Is taken TO remind all officers
commanding posts and stations OF the necessity OF
careful compliance with existing instructions aud
orders and especially 70 nix attention TO the object OF
their presence In the dIercnt localities, which Ia
solely for the preservation OF peace and the render
ing Of assistance In case Of disturbances riotous
proceedings which Tho civil authorizes may De un.
able 10 suppress.
Under no circumstances win officers or soldiers
haternize with political parties or In any manner in
teriere with the peaceable exercise by all citizens o
thsif rights and privileges Is saeh me conduct OF
the troops has 30 far been satisfactory, and, wish
proper Judgment on the part Of officers, cause Tor
complaint need be occasloncd.
To the cikzens OF tue state it Ia only necessary 20
remark tnat the Political campaign has 50 far pro-
crossed with degree Of quletness and good order
such may be the case until Va conclusion. Tue
record Of North Carolina Ia yet unmarried by acts
or lawlcssness which have IN some Instances 80 In
turiously affected other communities aud tine present
the sourcs OF much satisfaction 70 her citizens The
credit which Will be conceded to oil. parties should
such q gratifying result be attained cannot but De
productive Of good results.
The dispositions OF troops are such a. to WARRANT
the belief that with the assistance OF law-abiding
citizens the civil authorities Will DO enabled 70 pre-
serve mo peace ana bring TO justice those VINO may
be SO ineosidsrate and thoughtess IS TO attempts hs
violation.
II lawlessness must prevail let It be where IL has
interests, happiness and future prosperity OF her
citizens will BE promoted BY discoursging ana pre-
venting acts Of violence. The laws are ample W
maintain and preserve the rights Of al eassss'
Dpeyct Major General NELSON A. NILES.
CHARLES b. GAsKILL, Captain Forteln lniantsy,
Brevet Lieutenant Colonel U. 8. A., Acung Asslst
ant Adjutant General
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The market for wheat opened srsng under vigorous de-
&c. Which cS.sssS The s SesanG Ii. sales we:
bushels. 50 for No As su.sids price f9r small
S ra h 81 ss and e: q S's s'ps s
- ~ for white Michigan California was dnil and nomi
ns . Cory ", -. '. .e. 'n saa s s q
:s:Ss. q w. .as: g.; .:s ri u i :.
s.m:aa and price. s:;: S1sA., s. ns,s:. s..ss WIN
bushels Al sls. 7Ia siors and 7sc a77c anoal Barley
and barley NAL. were dull AID prices were nominal.
sss 70 . PD s sss s ss 20
a Sc as . 81 for Bank and "a I'M ~ @ for Georges
No. ssn,s Si i ss's DO ssi 40 ss sss
Ella Smoked herring were dull Al 46c for sealed and s2c
81 Sss No w.r. ass g ssd fis
TRRfeHrs-Ths market uns more sstivs and rstee
ws : segy S1, Liverpool
bbls sour Al a. 3d. I 6aes cotton a Nd, and tnot pre-
is Is
10 Hamburg IONS Mahogany aud 900 DO black walnut
both .:s.v per steamer ~ o.. sG 9ls sG sS ::
British bark rom Phisdsphs % Cork for orders United
s hasao% " r..ss s' from Psnsscos the north sa1
Cuba, 10000 feet lumber Of VIZ, one from the
same por 70 the south sss Cues b.S s toms from
schoons Jsmalca ESQ., gold out, and back with
city BELIZE and back S2 currency port chsrsss paid
VESSEL $500 bb capacity TO the windward and osck from
y: es to The ' Rl,sr Psie with sOoo lumber
North German brg 100 sons 70 RIO general cargo, on
az Mrs sim remained dull and nominal at lSzc. leo.
FOR uaes and II NC. &c. for CLOTH
GLuE.-Sa.cs 800 lbs. English, on private terms.
hkap duu and nominal al lac. isc', goid, Tor
moPs- 90 insEst quiet, the demand bens conhnsd
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HUGS MUD DrooER.--The largest mud exeayator
land for Boston party to be used In excavatng the
South Boston nats. Tne digger is eighty feet long
and forty feet wide IL has doubls dredger, with
The elevators arc placed on the sides Of the scow
and can be worked singy or together Its operation
Il "a follows:-Two large scows are anchored ahead
and astern OF the digger about 400 feet apart These
scows are secured by umbers that are driven into
the mud, and raised when necessary, by machinery.
Two cha rs run through the digger aud are attached
TO tho anchored scows. When the engines ara In
operation thcy move shovel which Is hed IN POI
sition under the drelger by an arm, one OF these
vator. A. tho dfeigsT moves alOng between the
TWO anchored scows tho sAuves STR up the invd
and the buckets Oh the c.eya scoop Il ~ and dc.
post u IN sco1 secareh % tle forward PAR % the
drc1Ie ihs Sles 80, iaas 81. IVA - N 5, Win
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from the Providence Journal Nov q
We are informed that the guardian ofthe estate of
Moses u. jenkins, OF this city, has effected sale 10
the well known cotton firm OF O. @. u IL. NJ. Taber,
OF the city or New York. for the sum Of about
$3.50 00 OF the large tract OF land, containing about
loo acres, bounded by Angel street on the
south, Friend street on the west, Butler
property, and that six lrst class dwelling houses
are to be erected at once and in the vicinity Of this
estate. This plot Of ground is situated very near
what is regarded the court end" Of the city, and
Il surrounded by the residences of some Of our
wcalthiest citizens and we have good reason to be-
be well rewarded Tor their sagacity in making 50
large an Investment in this city. Desirable real
estate In ourshing Northern cities Is attracting
tho attention of capitalists and this property is
the heart OF the best section Of the best city OF
them all 1t must rapidly increase III value.
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REAL ESTATE MATTERS


TrANsrEgs Kfras oouNry-ERooKLrr.
Baltic A. 8 Ee y Of Buffalo 1ixlE.e...... $50
Clinton q, ~ Of President st, et1fxl0x<exl0x
a5rao .................... 1900
Concord ST. 276 n OF Jay st. sSxi........... 4,55o
Conselyea SIS n OF Evergreen 25x100.. 2JO0
1900
D Liberty sta, corner, bor76.. 500
Erasmus st. 1s25 n v Of Protestant Dutch church
Erssmr: Il :, iia5 n v Ok Protestant Dulsi church.
yoss Greene place q ii7i II Of be Ka5 W. aclioo Nom
HE orr g. 900 n OF Franklin av, 2bx0o. ai0O
Nmrod ct, $40 Of Evergreen av bOrsilox5exl
oosssiysa 81 500 ne OF Eversrssn AZ. io0ra5l 10"
Koscusro A. g loo n Of Nostrand av ioori5o. $500
Macon st. g3 Of Marcy ~, 2Os0l. $500
Madison st. 500 Of Marcy 2Sr200. 10uC0
Montgomery ct, q sdJoining y Wilson'S and A Van
dsveer's, 20xltl ISl6x155 5000
Newell A. W g. i25 IL OF Nassau st. 25xic0........ fW
Oxford q, "a n OF Lafayes nv, lol SxGrsoix7
Pacific al . O. 3s5 n OF York av 2Dx 5000
Poplar st. 8 e3 II Of Columbia 81 2lSxi0Ol .l tW
Rush 25 n " Of Wyths sv l2ASx5xl16fr5e. legO
sacken st. ss y5s II OF Van srnnt 81 20re3... a5eJ
SANFORD and River SITS cor, 25tl35 30
North ~ and Lor.mer sts, cor, 45nl00....... ssV
North I'd A. = 30 " Of Even, vS lgO ......b snds -
soutI tth 81, g. l0hb OF bth a. ,I5xgS. tVtO
SCUM 4th ST . 400 u o. "a ST. aud 20s02... 500
lta 81 aud % Az, cor aox'0 ....*..... eVO
lsh 81, A, lleft 81 An ay tAllaU2 ..,...... svv
1ath 81 q, 70 o. 81 al, Jt9.. ........ %
lob ~, So 40 q u 1th AZ, s1lOu .........'. d.
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TO the imueiiae wants Of brewers We qnoie:-Choice
fsc common, iSc lSc; foreign, loo sst according
hiDEs The market moderately active prices
ssaey a. ,ns os~in gao'at9ls Ayres = q
= & re S call y S & 3 S II. = ao
sc oan s q isl Isl. oslaGs2 = c.a 1I
Ameri,aa isa 2 Ss sc isc Masaaoros = = lba' dc
S Isl ser cruz y s q es iSsc - s. IA%nso -
aa:a No Screa aS @ 0' i'' loo '''A STOCK o
xsrs demantsa sads IbsF. were 10
a. s and 100 to ARRIVE on pSas
quiet was steady At former prices viz gas for No
rss a 4 Rsansd bar al
$50 sss g od rss ia fair demand and sales we're
rails were quiet Al ss ssl for American. and Col $50
yTss;; 81 j. 81 Madras. 80. 81 Isl
LrAb quiet but Ara a. So IS SO 10 god for ordinary
LrSruEa-Ths market for hem,ocx solo was .olerably
active and prices were hrm at former quoatons Receipts
fass We qaoieMHsaost ana Hyss heavy a1o
a aso per aq mdf hssvy ' dS A ao ' da
3ss Sss,; 40, iiShi $50 200; DO, oFaoSo:
d. psas, &C. good dasssed q kind; and r!
Ss rs
dls $50 Ne DO light ssc 4oc DO sroppsa heavy tSc
:sash heavy, se a. middle, sc. sss DO. shs,
MoLAssIs-Me heard Of business of Importance. but
the market was firm for AL grades; -.
do rosn and 100 do tar For the former the market
dull but holders rm In their Views, denland At the
close sc for merchantable lots There sales of 80
bbs at 441c. Axe. The business In small and
s;i. ss!s lYss 9 e &; o.
SO for DO Sales 200 bbls No. l. SO
and 200 do strained at 81 471 Wilmington tar shade
eaer, being obtainabe at s S7 SS co. 100 bbs rope
were sold at the latter price,
OILsLinseed dull and heavy at 96c &c. in casks
Lard oil also dull but steady at VI % 81 % for prime
winter. City distilled steady at 9c, while
olive In light demand but held at 81 50 ~ A. Men
hAden quiet a eec. a259c Fish oils dull and
tirey nominal At lea 81 IS for crudo whale vi 80 FOR
beached winter do 9b for and "a Is ~ 20
for unbleached winter do.
OIL CAKE.-Wcsern dull nominal at $57 so S5A
l40 bbls. pork, 1851 do beef 80
meats and 80 do lard The market for pork
hbited activity and there slight Improvement in
prices closing ut abou 1877 IN The sales were
s00jbbs. at 9ok S 1917 for mess, including small
lots At $7 10 S7 f5 and $ 50 for city For live hogs the
demand fair at about former prices, viz 7sc. $50.
The arrivals 2s head Beef continued slow OF SALE
and $ls 80 a $2a Is for extra do Sales 80 bos
minai at 1913 SIS for prime and India meas. Beef
hams were dull Small sales made at $50 *31
Cut meats extremely quiet and prices nomnaly
llc l2c for picked shoulders, lie lHc. for saited
40 for smoked do lsc for picked hams 1Sc 2c for
smoked do, and leo . 1sc. Tor bagged DO Bacon was
duh and prices were entirely nominal Lard slow OF
and prices In buyers favor, The sales only
about 800 packages at IKE. for No TO prime
and kettle rendered The market for butter moderately
prices steady Cheese, though quiet, arm Al
former prices. We quote
Chemune. Sussex and Orange county diaries,
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


Married.
,sso.zN 'HTTEcAR.-on Monday October 90 a.
the rs,nerv "a E. church, South Bergen, N. j., By
lev s. i; To- 7rie THOMAS nj. AssOS, or New Yors
to io,itss. ia, lsher OF Joseph Whitecar ESQ. VI
Albany, n. Y. - 4. o,.
Monday oe,obara ;, at the residence OF the BRIDES
parents by the 2 " Mr.. Mansfield, JOSEPH u.
6aEAMsR, Of New Yol x to MARIA Ii. DoRsErr, Of
New York.
srIsRiNosn-o'Toor.. On Sunday evening No
vember !, by the Rev ca ristopher Rodez, FRgDgB-
O'TooL. OF Buralo
Philadelphia aud Buffalo .. 'pers please copy.
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.h $50 o. .sa Az, i,esicos i,:.......... So
Classon az 1873 n OF Union st. s5alI2sasxssxl
Caro- st. isl II . or .s 2s.s ,ass 5000
Dekalo Az 50 OF Houston st. 2asl0s 1900
flushing av, $ 1850 Il " Of vision Nv SssS2irSS
Futon al; !. 90 Of Lawrence st. 10 wv
raos av, st loo i, Of Lawrence and
rai,oS and Ferry avs, corner, 10
Fulton az, sliaa OF Perry Az, l3xs5sxi47siisioI
nsTsiasS q and No:iiad sv corner
sos,rsSd AZ vs. is5s ii Of iieiEnsr st. lisSI5ii
r 4oS i
Gss o ave- pso az u Sossa, ~, orloo $500
ayreav, sws sJS n Of Clerrnont Az, is6n'asr zoo
Ocean a., !: 500 Of Cedar a; 5aISi
ss6sncE Az 50 q bivison AZ Az 5ssoo 500
81 az and ism a. corner S1 n,'i itSsy
Oh av and an q. sornsr asss. s sS
III Isl I o S5sn a. ssuo 900
WrsfGarsTss NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ''" MP,
White Plains road adj Jas horgans ~ NOM
Pota DobbsFery between turnpike and raiiroad, !.
Plot on ne" road adj s asssy':i K
Sd Az, ss' 10. g. olinvlle ,ejslo9 400
ksn nss Se: snare, iaaas
ssiawa crsw,Sld. pSSa q '"-... $500
sraa.wdt isl ssfs i prossrty sils
SssSs s., is from Hsssy ;SS
sanns s. AK . 10 r %So 81 "a. sSf i
Day IA Reese. property, isnlss. 5000
Walnut st, Thomas properly 7a,ess. 5000
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Government securities closed strong at i've O'Clock
az the suboined quofations:Registered, 1881, llaN
ia; coupon, 1881, 1857 li5k; s-2os, registered,
ass2, 1907 1ooH; sos, coupon 1852, iosk 1osx;
6.2os, coupon, 1854. 1oIX lo7h; do 1895, 1o7h
io7.; do 1906, January and July, loox llok;
'o-2os, coupon, 1867, 1loH Ill; do. 1853, Xix
lllh; lo-4os, registered 1o4 o lo4z; 1o-4os coupon,
,os . looA. Messrs. jay Cooke 4 Go. In their crcu-
lar remark:--
stringent than yesterday, = per cent and per cent,
currency with exceptional transactions ct slightly
niEhcr rates being the ruling rae all day. Cntii lae
IN pahk hous y vas extremely facult TO get even