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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-08-06

TIE LAW Or ADvERrisisG.-In New York
the other day the law Of advertising was well
elucidatej. The publisher Of daily paper sued
the Standard Life Insurance Company in the su.
prcmc Court, for bill Of S773 on account Of
advertising. The company resisted payment on
the ground that they had authorized but one IN
sertion. There was no proof, however, Of this.
There was no order to that effect on the adrcr.
tiscment rs sent in and the company did not at.
tempt to deny that they saw the advertisement
continuing in the paper and failed to counter
mand it. The Judge held that when an ad'er-
tisemcnt Is received In publication office with
out the number Of insertions paid for at the time.
the publisher can know nothing OF the wish OF
the advertiser respecting the number Of 'nser-
tons desired, and as he can do nothing until ad-
yiscd by him whose business Is to attend TO the
matter, he can charge for every insertion given
the advertisement until ordered out.
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The Louisville (Kentucky) Courier-Iour-
nal has adyic.s from Nashville, purporting
to be from a reliable source, making some start
ling disclosures concerning the plans Of the
Stokes party in Tennessee.
These adyiccs assert that IL Is the intention OF
Gen. Stokes to assemble Legislature of his own
at Nashville, to organize separate State Gov
eminent and to call upon Gen. Cooper, Of the
militia, for his assistance. Gen. Cooper. II Is
said, is committed to the conspiracy rs well as
the Federal offce-hOlders aud the Republican
municipal authorities Of Nashville.
Part Of the scheme is attributed to Horace
MAYNARD, but il is said to have the approval of
Secretary Boutwell,, and other Republican lead
ers at Washington. In lieu Of the militia, which
are disbandei, Gen. Cooper expects to be backed
up by the Grand Army Of the Republic.
The object Of the movement is TO create con-
tict calling for the interposition Of Congress,
which will be memoraliIed in regard to the sub
ject. II is expected that the administration will
protect General Stokes and party until Congress
meets.
The above is no doubt the result OF some one
who has conspiracy on the brain, probably
caused by bad whisky. II will doubtless be
amusing to General Stokes.
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OUR OWN STITE.

Steamboat navigation is about to be resumed
between watcrville and the lower Kennebec.
The stcrn-wheel steamer Augusta will begin to
run next week.
The fishermen from Friendship have done
very well this season, an! have thus far caught
more fish than usual, and Of better quality.
Seven Of the fishing schoOners have caught and
landed seven hundred quintals Of fish since the
9th of July.
A lady living in Pennington was most singu-
larry poisoned short time since by the case,
that arose from chloride Of lime she was pouring
down sink spout The gold of her false teeth
was made nearly black, and she could hardly
speak for three days Afterwards.
The Portland and Kennebec Company are
putting monster trip hammer into their ma
chine shop. II twas purchased in Philadelphia,
and cost $4,000. 1t weighs twenty-three tons,
and will strike blow Of 1000 pounds, and may
be graduated to strike with force anywhere
from 1000 pounds to one pound. 1t will prob
ably make the sparks ay. 'lr pro
Bath has an e1-rvbel ram lying at one Of her
wharves-the Texas. She is to load with ice at
Gardiner. a ..I a. E..
The Portland Advertiser says that the route
for the fret division Of the Portland and Ordens-
burg railroad has just been located by the Direct.
Ors, and that they are now ready to receive ma
sorry. This division is from the city to the foo.
Of Scbago Lake, and the route Is about rs al.
lows Starting from somc point near the Foru,
City Park. il runs in an air line to Cumberland
Mills, aud crosses the Presumpscot river between
the Mills and saccanppa. running up on the
east side Of the stream. touching at Mallison,.
and Little Falls, TO point between .Gsmbo and
Lcavit,'s Falls; from thence to the foot Of III,
Lake.
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Tho Salem C,,,et,. has seen some Cuban FIRE

The Salem Gazette has seen some Cuban hre-
aies, which Il thus describes rsrm' igH
.sThcy are Of dark brown color, and tho iu'
miposity issues from two spots apparently upon
the head back Of the eyes, but really situated
upon the sides Of the thorsx or middle portion
OF tho body. and from another place ON the abb
domen or belly. The light emitted from thee
parts Is sufficient for one to read by when .iie
insect Is held near to the reading matter: The
light is continued while the beetles are IN mo-
ton. and Is not intcrmitting like that OF our
common freely. The organs whence the ilsn'
proceeds are situated not unlike the lantern, ,.
upon coach, in such manner a 70 Ilgh.d ."s
insect upon Its nocturnal rsmbies without ~ "a.
fling lis eyes viii, the brilliancy. wnsn IN,
son has cared upon the light for ent ri col.
and artificial lights win sorm Of : otsp -. h.
or. The exact nature Of this ign. " .nd NJ
iie,e. unknown even to scisnunc 49, r.I,,r
theory Of phosphorus. 30. eos,ss.,co. san-
- sc,;on' Or anatomical arrangement OF psr-'
vi, ss,;.S tbe Investigation. q chemist, physl
wiz .a'sy . , This iigst-giving power
o.oss 70 Be A. distinctly peculiar IN itself ~
EN- h..ring, or muscular contraction.
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The rumOr Of the supescluro Of General
Candy BY General Mcdowell is not ervdlited.
In reg,rd TO the administration Of the test oath
in Virginia Gen. Candy viii be guided entirely
by the orders Of General sherman. The Lead
ing politicians On both sides are satisfied il will
not be administered. and the proposed fusion u
both parties, Is one Of the best cyiisnCesOf tsis
re-ul..
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AFTERNOON.

AFTERNOON
The Convention met at Up. NJ. A letter was
read which had been received from Governor
Chamberlain.
The following additional gentlemen, repre-
sentatives Of the press nom abroad, reported
themselves in attendance: J. NJ. Hill, Of the
n. II. Patriot, Concord. n. H., President Of the
New Hampshire Association c. T. Livingston,
Manchester, n. H., Secretary z. b. COgswell,
OF the Concord Monitor A. A. Hanscom, OF the
Union, Manchester, n. H.; J. r. varncy, Of the
Dover Enquirer, n. H.; and Vim. II. Fisk,
Manchester. N. H.; also George =. Gray, Z. A.
Hills and DIR. stsekpOle, Of the Dover Gazette,
and ]. I. S. Libby, of the Dover Enquirer.
The following members Of the Maine Associa-
ton reported: II. W. Richardson, Portland
Daily Advertiser J. T. MeGregOr, Portland
Sunday Advertiser David Tucker. Portland /;
ii. A. ShOrey. Bath Times ; John Hanscom,
BiddefOri N. X. Sawyer. Ellsworth American;
+. II Smith, Printers Ink, Bangor, and r. NJ.
Mansur, Of Augusta.
The Committee on JOB Printing and Adrer-
Using Agents made their reports and they were
accepted.
The following committees were appointed:
On Selecting Officers for the ensuing year
Messrs. VIM. NOyes, Geo. o. GOSse and J. b.
Hall
On choosing an Essayist and POet-Messrs.
Nelson Dtngley, Jr.. G. W. Quinby and b.
Thurstou. Hi TrIrr fsrH,
The suhje"t Of advertising and the rates paid
to agents was thoroughly discusscl. Nelson
Dnglcy. Jr., Of the former committee to ssc-r.
tain the reduced rates Of advertising to agents,
read partial report .r.-r. -.-E.-,,
The C>mulitteo on choosing N Essayis. and
Poet Cor the next anniversary in view Of yOts
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NJ ARRIED.

In KennebunkpOrt, March ~, by Rev. Down
Ing Mr.. Charles J. Bridges, Of Upper saltwater,
and Nss Marion Anderson, OF kennebunkPot.
Mr. Joseph Littleheld and Miss Lucy Rhitten, both
In Kennebunkport, Aug. I, by Rev; Downing,
Sir. Albert Butland and Miss Mary H. ianscomp'
both sf kennebunk.
I'm Wells. July 4, by Rev, 8. Bowksr, Mr. James
Joy. of south Berwick, aud Mis Mellissa Williams,
In south Berwick, July -, by Rev. q. W. Scott,
Oscar b. Dearborn, VI Hsyerhiil, Mas, and hiss
Mary Abby stack pole, Of Salmon Fails, \. H.
In south Berwick, at the PnrsonsSe, Juiy -, ~
Rev o. w. Scott, Benton Mason, of south Berwick,
ami Miss Rosa T.. Buker, Of Dover, n. III.
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State of Maine.
ORR, ss...suprcme Judicial Court.
MAYHEM, A. d., 1909

Jer,mah ". Msrou ef Limerick. In the County y
York and STATE OF Maine William i. Bsb.on ani
w. Deaeon OF Boston, In the County OF Suffolk al
Commonwealth of Massachusetts, la's ', ne md
business Of sald Boston, under inc urn "
style Of Babeon Deacon.
And now on suggestion 10 the court hss n. III
elnai Drfendants at the time 81 The 1910 VI IA ~
witt were not inhabitants q th,. s ,hs nm. thst
tenant, agent OF attorney VIZ. .,i.ehed in mi, A..
, ,hsr and ths, they have hsd so,ce q aid ,ss
and attachment, ~, n. siyen 10 tho aid defendants
pendeney oI t .iis.tcd copy of this order togv,b-
BY punii,lns i.ansst Of the plaintiffs WIT, three
eI wn sa..i,eiy In the Union and Journal, new,,
II T. r. nu ~ ss seSI s
oih a,e tI,s seat term ef said court, % be holden
yifred in and Coz aid county, on the THRU Tues
ssy 81 september A. ID. isoo. that said DEFENDANTS
n they shall bee cAuse. :, ,,nv
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Cambridge CATH. Make. ...Aug. 8.
L.xor,r or L,vr srocr AT NAnkEr.
ca,,lo. sheep a IamS.. IIor.s Swim

And l32 caves
Prices OF Msrhet Desf-Extu si2 50 a ~ 90,
first quality 81 80 a ~ o. second quality, 80 %
% n 90, thur quality, 81 10 ~ $50
Prices Of stote Catils-WOrkiDg 0Ien,V pair,
$50 taa t3J0, f5n0
Mich Cows aud Calves from soS' $780, aSS' Us@
500
three years old, &c 10 g. 49,.
Prices Of sheep and Lambs-1n lots, 81 80, tJos
q 50 % 81 % each extra. 81 70 "a 81 90 OF RON
a &c V n
Spring Lambs, 81 10 % $3.50.
Veal Calves, - o. 20 tl3.
Hides, pIc v n. Talio~, 2 % lev
Lamb Skins 81 a 62c each shesred skins, " a
2jc each. Calf skins. ~ a 90 n
Prices e POuitry-Extra. 2ot "a &c prime, w
"a slcI good. 49, % 1891 medium, AZ ID Is poor
Ia medium. lie v N.
n B-Beef-Exua and frst qnslity includes
nothing hut the best, Fat. stall-fed Oxen second
quality includes tie hest grass fed OIen The best
staii.isd COWS and the hest three year old Steers
ordinary consists cf bulls aud the refuse OF lots
Sheep-Extru includes Closets, and when thos"
Of an inferior quality are thrown out.
REsARkS
Prices quoted last week were maintained, when
was shade pf from the week before.
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DIED.

~ Notice. Of deaths. not exceeding lines. inserted
free above that number. at regular advertising rates.
-
In this city, Aug. g. Lizzie Ella, only child Of oren
In this cIty July D. Clara BELLE, infant daughter
of Edwin 4. and Bell B. Wo0dman, aged 10 months
and "a days.
49, Saviour, now receive her
To thy bosoin mildI
For with Thee We leave her,
blessed, blessed child.
In this city, Jnly ~, after q painful and severe
sickness horne with uncommon patience and resgna-
ton Iideon r., son Of Capt. Geo. W. and Sarah IL.
sawyer, aged ~ years and days. Beloved and -.
teeIncd by all who know him, his death has caused
sadness and grief over the entire community.
In North Berwick, at the residence OF j. III. Ham.
mond, Aug. 2, Freddie D.. child Of AlonIo II. and
Sarah ". MoIelaDd, VI Genoa, MY, aged ycar,
\ month and - days.
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The County Committee will be In session ~ tne
County House nj o'clock on the morning oil the
Convention 20 receive and examine the ereoen-
tlals Of Delegates
JAMES NJ DEERING,
GEORGE GETCHELL,
NATHANIEL HOBBS,
JOSEPH W. HANSON,
JEREMIAH NJ. MASON, fCo. Com.
A. q. OBRl0N,
HENRY q. DEAN,
O. W. \. PUTNAM,
HERvEY A. LORD,
July Z, 1869.
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n A want has been felt and expressed by Ply
sicians fos q safs and reliable purrativs, such .
want 10 nov sapplied In "Par.ons PsrEsiive I1li'"
Henry X, Bond, Of Jefferson, Maine, vss eorsd Of
splitting OF blood, soreness and weakness Of The
stomach, By the use Of "Johnson's Anodyas Lni-
ment" y
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Republican, Caucus I!

The Republicans OF Biddeford are requested u
meet at TnIUAPH ENGINE liOUsE, On saturday Aug
7th at "A o'clock r. NJ, tor the purpose OF seeetnl
seventeen delegates to the County Convention TO ID
holden at Alfred on the eighteenth OF August.
paR ORDER VI Con.
BiddefOrd, August I, 1909.
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fih.frs.t OF PLs.sflf, Kyd.l

AssrNrsrr-On account annexed for mailing -
sack coats, tliO, and interest on same, FL. IN m
s.,.i sna LA countl pin. Will o1er In proof
he iaior performed and the iniercst scsrue w On
,ame. M ..t forth I'm the sncoun. snne I'll, "a
dsisi Nav id, Is69. returnab!e AL i''" '''''
,rue oopy of order Of court, vith
iRs shsifsct Of the writ -.
sS5 Atissf. II. FAIRFIELD. ofoh
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,--.s.-. - r-uu~-sed % exarnire the date On
49, s,ord sip attached 70 their paper, Is this In
49,. he tine 70 .hIch the Subscription 10 paid for
instance siNayes means that the subscriber has pail 20
a. n, is6s when q new payment u male, ruts pAfe
-, - ,s..n,IrtLI ALrtRED 90 that the LABsL IA con-
-, NJ ..Ipt I'm Full or the time which the suhscTt
~ has pAd Subscribers In arrean are requested W
s~-.ci he sums due Immediately.
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YORK co. REPUBLICAN CONVENTION

Tho Rspubliesss In the several towns intne
County OF York. are requested TO select delegates
TO meet In convention TO be holden at ALfkLo' on
WEDsxspAr, the 18th day OF August nsa'' -
10 o'clock A. ~, for the purpose Of nofnina'hs
candidates for the several Offices to be aiied
pe.t annual election. via, Three Senators Iouno
treasurer and County Commissioner. E.ee eiy
and town /, entitled 10 the fOllO.ins number %
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s.rtA Meeting OF the Edtters' a"a f.Ne.ss-
sr.'s 1ssociation.-FaH kepoT OF ""''-
ness Meeting.
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-'N '''>'' ' 49, 49, %
fIe the DOW OF one fastening 10 the stern OF 'ha'
n'A' p''O''"e' my p''','' % ' -, 49,
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se'"', WIN aus W. - % -.
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se'' 49,. az r. ,.,.,ho ..nnon r.;.h,.n.,
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in'' -" "' '.'' '' 'T ~. - ~.
"uip'.' " '"'" "''.S' -, -
sheer DOOM uiey sO' e"e's''u WV" ~ ""' ''''''
with the weight Oh tue CART anu 'uo"s cur
cent maze 'nc,r u'0"n''s very p'oo"ve' III,
drive' seeing inc oAe"' o,o"' VIC" ''.' a".
ru'hed ior inc oo0ni' o"e o0'. ''.A'"e WIN
such i0rce ''iA' 'ne oO'' was ''u,' " p'V' anu
let the men 'n'O tue "a'e'' lney nnA.'s ~
'eas0d Tue VA." run '"0 .a,' as - SV' '" %.
aA''O'e' '''u ~ '"0 , - 80 -, -
"'' WV.
The henneooc 'ourhal lhinks the agitation Oh
the question OF the next u 5. senator has been
premature'y announced, and advises all parties
'"p -, -
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They stood aside, but to their surprise the
people turned up their noses ez though they
smclt sutlin, and Kissed ominously instid Nv
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sxrH.-on Tnursday, november !, JANE 4. sxrru.

snrrH.-On Thursday, November 4, JANE A. SIXTH,
me relatives and friends OF the family ana those
OF her uncles, John and Thomas Smith, are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from the residence
Of ner mother l4l Mulberry street. this Sunday al
ternoOn at one O'Clock.
sroLzE.-on Thursday. November 4. LOUIS SrALzE,
from Hamburg.
Members OF Star OF the Union Lodge, NO. 20 Q. G..
f., and his other friends are invited to attend the
funeral from % First street. Hoboke ,I this Sunday
SrERN-On Saturday, November 0, alter linger-
ing Illness Mrs. HENRIETTA STERN the wife Of Fer
dinand Stern, aged 81 years.
The relatives and friends CT the family are respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral, from $40 East
Fourth street, on Monday morning, at nine O'Clock
swADE.-On Wednesday. November 3, after short
Swade, aged II years Q months ana 80 days.
Ihe relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from her late
noon ut one O'Clock.
VAN NEss.-On Sunday, October 81, ut White
stone, OF membranous Group, JAMES KENT, youngest
son OF Henry l.. and Anne II. Van Ness, aged 6ycars
Wearied with suffering,
He fell asleep In the arms OF Jesus;
Done with tue songs OF EARTH
His dear voice is chanting now
The sweeter melodies OF Heaven
And the frau bark,
Tossed no more on lifc's tempestuous ocean.
is safely moored liz the haven of rest.
The Saviour he so dearly loved
WIN care FOR him tenderly.
s'The Lord gave, and He hath taken away;
Blessed be He holy name."
VULTE-On Saturday, November @. at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel, FREDERICK L. VULTE, in the 5Sth year
or hla age.
The funeral viii take place on Monday, from Trim
ity chapel Twentysxtn street. Relatives and friends
ale invited to attend.
WILsoN.-In Brooklyn, on Thursday November 4,
NARY A. HYLTON. vile or Captain Thomas w. Will
son, In the 40th year OF her age.
Friends of the family are invited to attend the
funeral from ST. Mary's church, Casson avenue,
Brooklyn, on Monday afternoon, at two O'Clock.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS


CoYLE-McQUADE.-0n Tuesday, November 2 at
the residence OF the BRIDES uncle, by the Rev. Fs-
Their Flattely, PATRICK CoYLs, OF Pttsburg TO MARY
MCQUADE, OF this city.
Pittsbufg and Dublin papers please copy.
SrRBBISs-CRAFT.-On Monday. October 10, ct ~.
Peters church, Port Chester, by the Rev. s. Holnns
worth, WILLIE +. NJ STEBBiNs, OF Morrisania 10 MlsS
MARY 5. CRAFT, OF Port Chester.
THoMAs-CADY.--On Friday, october !, by the Rev.
DR.. Hencrick, ALBERT THOMAS, Jr., OF FAIR Haven,
Conn.,, to MARY NJ. CADY, OF Southold, l.. l.
WfLLiAMs-CoRNELL.-At Yorkyile, on Thursday,
November at the residence OF the brides mother,
by the rev. l.. H. Gorse, 2. v. WILLIAMS TO MAGGIE
A., The youngest daughter Of the late Joseph Cornell
Esq.
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.
SATURDAY, Nov. Go =. M.


THO vaak,v statement OF the associated banks re-
nects the movement of the crops, the shipments Oh
currency leading 60 decrease Ia the Item Oh iesi
tenders amounting TO over two millions OF dollars
Inasuuch as the Treasury operations OF the week III
gold GALES and bond purchases were IN favor OF the
street this loss is quite large and exhibits the extent
OF the demand which the banks have been eaIea
upon 10 meet The increase Ia specie through the
government sales Of gold and disbursements OF
tuc November coin interest Is over three millions;
40 that the banks actually gain million Ia reserve.
As the deposits have increased about two millions
the gain in surplus over the legal reserve = oniy
bolf million. The pressure Tor discounts Is
reflected Ia the increase of the item OF loans. Inc
10, ,r,o otat nrnaptl cantrnsI "a follow
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replication that the PLAINTIFFS demand h merely an
attempt on the part OF gay Corinthian-Pars u
Corinth translated from the Greek-t0 levy black.
mail, which allegation the plaintin denies. and
threatens to produce documents ~ possession Of n:
Jules Favre. Curtain falls on the tableau vivant
ence, TO be rolled up again In month or 30.
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Loans OF cash gold were made at seven TO four per
cent for carrying.
The stock market at the opening manifested weak
ness owing to the everlsh tone OF The gold specua-
non but then became strong and active, parElcu-
larry for Reading and the Vanderbilt shares. The
Western shares were largely dealt in, and closed
strong. The bank statement had little influence
The range OF the principal stocks is gwen in the
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The following were the closing prices at the last
session OF the stock ExchaDge:-Canton, 81 a 50;
Cumberland, q 6 27H; Western Union, 861S 365a;
Quicksilver, AZ AZ; Mariposa, ~ So; DO pre-
ferred, 1914 10; Pacific man, coz 61 Boston
Water Powc- IA a ld2{; Adams Express, 57G q 515S;
wels-Fargo Express, 20; American Express S5H;
United States Express, s6}4; Erie, 2s3s 2S24 do.
preferred, 4et4 q 409l; Sew York Central, 1854
1ssX; Hudson River, 1905 161 Harlem. 1856 1866
Reading es eslE; Michigan Central, 10 1913; Lake
Shore, o0M 81; Illinois Central, 100 bid; Chi
caSo and Northwestern, 707S a IL; do pre-
ferred, s55S a SO; Cleveland, Columbus and Gin.
clnnati, IS 80; Rock Island, 1oitl lOl1a; Miwau
kee and St. Paul, 7o}4; DO. preferred, s35S o s3a.;
Toledo and WABASH, GA a 62%; Fort Wayne, 49,
aS555; Alton and Terre Haute, 81 %; do preferred
IS 5sH; Ohio and Mississippi, u 215s; Della
ware aud Lackawanna, 105 1861; New jersey
Central, eos a 96&; Chicago and Alton, 189 l5O;
do. preferred. 14s q 100; Morris and Essex, SIX
So; Hannibal and ST. Joseph, 1919 100; do. prefer
red, 1o7 a los; Columbus, Chicago and Indiana Gen.
tra, 20TS 27li.
The following was to-day's business at tho ONCE
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LOST AND FOUND.

A g THE PARTY is KNOWN WHO FOUND A POCKET,
N book between No Feidler's Park Staten Island
and the Shore Road, by returning to the above number
they will BIZ saved further trouble.
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A TTENroN.-..NEw ORDERS REoEIyED ~ fJR.
"A chase Wearing Apparel Carpets aue Household FHn'.
urc which acnt future time We promise 70 pay
90 per cash than else by calling 81 OF
addressing Mr.. Mrs. H. ROSENBER0, 24a hevcpn, ave
nuc, one door above Twenty fourth street.
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yyTANTED-A PARTY WITH CAPITAL, BY A WE'LL
w educated and honest Prussan gentleman who under.
reRng Of seed oil; process
what improved sweet tnsteess and clear OIL Address OIL
Herald oiice.
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A LIBERAL REWARD WILL BE GIVEN FOR THE
IA recovery Of small gold Watch, stem winding No.
3Di50 with fob Chain ana Locke The latter had
gram one side and cont OF arms the other. II
missed Ia the ne-hborhood OF Broadway and Aty street
Box 222 private Letter oace No. Amiy street be ad
dressed, with entire confidence of secrecy and rsk.
INEFFECTIVE POLICE AGENCY, ~ BROADWAY
~ date s.. -WARRtN, WIfIPPLE TURNER & co.
refer to the mercantile community to successful cases.
facilities, standing and experience. CsuionWe have
branches In New York.
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In well established business paying large profits
will BIO sold for 81 DO part invested in the busi
will bear invest CATION. Address G. IL. a., box 160
Herald Office,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-07

yyTANTED--A PARTNER, WITH SMALL CAPITAL, IN
w abrass foundry and lpishing shop Apply to Mr.
KERsEY, l0s North Isl st., Brooklyn, +. ID.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-07

yXTANTED-A PARTNER WITH A CAPITAL FROM
w $4,000 to S6oO The right kind Of man lGl per cen.
will DO guaranteed. well acquainted in the hardware
business preferred Address A. b. box All Paterson (N
Post olca.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-07

yyTANTED--A BUSINESS MAN, WITH $500, AS AN
w equal partner IA old established Bar and Amusc
nlent place up town. paying we'll Apply to EDWIN
KEMPIoS, Councillor at Law, 1f7 broadway, ~.
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L,OUNG-A SMALL SUN OF MONEY THE OWNER
IL have by calling at 1875 Mangin street, between
and