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Jyssp .4dperss sei,ieists.
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Nice ai,y Pi,turs Photograph Albums, "
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splendid PAR Vases for 80 ~ o. .. ....a 20
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Tintype Albums, -
Alphabet Blocks, -
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six Cakes Best Toilet Soap Tor COOS. -
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Larye assortment OF Ladies' Clouds, do
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Black Velvet Ribbons, selling CAtdP
Rest Black Kid Gloves, all siIes
Family Dye colors. Cheap Bosom Pins, =.
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Ribbed Hose, 10 Alpaca Dress Bralds, lO
Gilt Edge Bibles. for only 81
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| Sehenek's Pills, ~. Wings Pills, u
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/ Nice Large Nets o.. Best Linen Thread, M
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FOR SALE.


THE Subscriber. wishing TO
Risetdr change business, now offers bis
Ilomestead Farm for sale. said farm contains ~
acres more or Iess-Ahout "a acres in wood and
pasturing, and about ~ acres In moving and W.
iage-has one Brick Iioose. 2ix36, with an l. i6Ist
With " rooms all finished, tattio not hnished) Gel.
lar under whole house aud L. With eistern contain
Ing some u hhds.. Cellar 7 feet deep, Root ola.
ted. Wood shed running IRON house 70 barn. with
courthouse over t. One barn pxtO and one stabl.
with cellar under It, 3OKi0. with hay-lo above H.
ALSO, another barn for storing hay, 0rD, " iee'
posts one blacksmitht shop about i2rlb. Has
About three hundred Fruit Trees, all coming Into
bearing. and all OF the choicest mutt has two
wells one In yard OF house, another In cellar un'
der stable also within 80 feet Of stable one large
Reservoir, sx2Dx6, for water In case OF hfo.
Said farm will DO sold In separate lots or 10
whole, 10 90 arranged that the buldings, together
with orchard and some ten acres Of land will be
sold separate, n desired. All the remainder OF
Tillago Land lays on the public streets, and VII
be cut up and sold separately, " desired. Also
the Wood and Pasture land will be cold separate
ly, II desired. Said farm ID stauied on I'LL street
Biddeford, and Is within ten minutes walk OF the
stores and mills, and r. within the No. 4 School
District entitled 10 the privilege OF High school
Also, como lots Of land on Alfred street, mont
M. T. Church. suitable for stores For further par.
tcuiars please call on tho subscribsr on the prem
ises II JAMES ANDhsNs.
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In Bankruptcy.

DISTRICT OF MAINE. .--Ths undsrsisnsd,
~ Assienec os Bsnjsmin p. Bennett, BAnkrppI
hereby gives notice that the second general meet
INK Of the creditors Of aid Bsnkrupt yin Do held
o. Portland. In aid district, on The twsnty.ninth
The once Of james ID. fsssssdes, ssq, asd that
ne sl rs:scE e sss ss.A 4. ~, 3 h:s 2,
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BUREAU OF YARDS AND DOCKS.


For contingent expenses that may accrue for the
following purposes, ViEi
For freight and transportation; for printing. ad:
yertising, and stationery for books, models, and
a drawings for the purchase and repair OF hre en-
purchase and maintenance OF oxen and horses, and
driving teams for carts, timber-whcels, and work
mems tools; for telegrams and postage OF letters
Rsss and houses for candles, oil and Uas, for
cleaning and clearing up yards for hags, awnings
AID packing boxes for rent oflsadings for tolls
aud erriages for WATERWAY, and Tor rent OF stores
eight hundred thousand dollars
NAVY YARD AT PORTSMOUTH, NEW HANiP.
6. SHIRE.
,Rer the necessary repairs Of al kinds, nfy thou
sand dollars o.
NAVY YARD At BOSTON. a.,
Yor repairs Of buildings. and repairs ofali kinds
ono hundred thousand dollars.
NAVY YARD AT NEW YORK
Fer repairs OF all kinds. one hundred thousand
dollAIs
- NAVY YARD AT PHILADELPHIA
For repairs Of all kinds, twenty-five thousand
NAVY YARD AT WASHINGTON.
ID For repairs OF all kinds any thousand dollars
NAVY YARD AT NORFOLK.
Fer preservation Of the yard and the necessary
repairs Of all kinds. thirty thousand dollars
NAVY YARD At PENSACOLA
For preservation OF the yard and the necessary
repairs Of all kinds, thirty thousand dollars
- NAVY YARD AT MARE ISLAND.
For repairs OF all kinds, sixty .,hOusand dollars
NAVAL STATION AT sAcKErT-s HARIoR
For repairs and the general care Of tho public
property. one thousand dollars.
NAVAL STATION AT MOUND CITY. ILLINOIS
For necessary repairs Of all Kinds, ave thosand
dollars. q -a-----
NAVAL ASYLUM AT PHILADELPHIA.
For furniture and repairs Of same, one thousand
dollars. -. ..rI 81. s... a.l8s..
hundred dollars. = = =. rF1.TI I ~ - y
For furnaces, CRATES, and ranges, ak hundred
Par - and vatsr rant ons thousand tvo hun
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STATE OF DGAINE.
,ssstss ssisfississ Sfsfs is<sssssi seAssifsr oS,

ssrss1 Of tAs stats AAl msssurss shosid 8, al J.
70 ss dse;s s. Ss. ~. q
laiars O. slshisss hssdrsd sad sIty.ssvsa - 81 4,
S' Pa ss s ~ ~ q ssas., :,
puon In % desirable Q work. Tie 0oyssrs.
cssssil ass hssvey dirsstsd u Invite asi 80 =.
pscl?sltises Bon ar tom g en- as.iriay y la,
Approved March Gu, ISt3.) 81
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COOK BROS
90 CENT STORE
I'D door above the Post oGics),
isiyl2 Crr BUILDING. BrDDEYoRD.
WANTED!

,GENTs male or female, In every town, city ant
a village in the United States. for Bonds Patent
Indexicai Dill aud Letter File. Sells readily T.
Ia every business man OF whatever callingi u
light, pretty and neat, and Is really great ci
riOsity aside from Its utility.
Samples sent free 81 any address on receipt OF
Al ~ and two red stamps Liberal discount Ia
agents l5tf &. W, BOND, Bidd,ford, Me.
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AN ACT making appropriations for the naval ser
vice Tor the year ending June thirtieth, eight
cen hundred and seventy. yrrr TT
ne % ,naetsd by rae SENATE nd Hesse ef Repre-
sentative. Of Gs United States Of Iwtriea an Con.
0r,,s assembled, That the following sums be. and
they are hereby, appropriated, TO be paid out oil
any money In the treasury not otherwise appro-
prated for tho year ending the thirtieth OF June,
eighteen hundred and seventy -
For ray 81 commission. warrant and petty off,
cers and seamen, seven millions Of dollars
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&c The subscriber still contin.
ues to issue Policies in, the above,
and other first class Fire iCompa.
MES, on Warehouses, Merchandise,
Dwellings, Household Furniture,
and other insursble iproperty, as
Low IA is compatible. with both
safety and FIRST Glass SECURITY.
E. q. HAYES, Ag't 3 Attorney.
Crystai .dreads, i36 .Nsis st..
3vs 800, BlDDEroRD.
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BUREAU OF PROVISIONS AND CLOTHING.

For pay OF tho civil establishment at the several
navy yards under this bureau, and at the Naval
Asylum, twenty six thousand dollars.
For provisions and clothing, one million i've hun.
dred thousand dollars.
To meet the demands upon the bureau for freight
and transportation OF stores for candles, fuel tor
tools and repairing same Mt eight inspectionsi Tor
books and blanks for stationeryi for furniture
and repairs OF same In offices Of pay masters and
inspectors for kilograms and postage; tolls and
ferriages and Tor Ice, seyenty-nve thousand dol.
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BUREAU OF MEDICINE AND SURGERY.

pitfalls aud appendices, including roads. wharyeS
walls. outhouses sidewalks. fences, gardens farms
painting, glazing, blaeksmith's, plumbers, and
masOn's work, and for furniture, thirty thousand
For pay OF the civil establishment under this bu
reau at the several navy hospitals and navy yards,
hfty thousand dollars
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srArE-oT MAINE. s.ssssA.rs e,,,,,,c /,
naoeo,A,a r,; 1879 e. I ss'y g 49,
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HANOVER
FIRE INSURANCE co.
No. 40 Wall street, New York.
Qseoryorsfsd iss2-) mo-.
Statement Of Condition, Jan. ], go.
Cash Capital, ......e40O 900 90
Total Capital 4 Surplus, so5o,osa Is

#|..H ASSETS. |i'
Cash In Hanover Natl Bank, ss,2l2 50
Cash In Once, T,3t5 % J
Cash In hands OF Agents and In Ir
course Of TRANSMISSION. ..i7.5i26 60
United States 6per cent bonds....... ~ Oi2 81
Loans on Bonds aud Mortgages, being
nrst lien on Improved Real Estate
In New York and Drookiyn. worth
moro than double the amt loaned, 701OD %
State and County Donds, ............. 1DAI5 Ga
Loans on Call, amply securod........ E,bD %
Interest accrued on Bonds and Mort
cages and Call Loans,........... 900 %
All other securities, including Bills
Receivable received fos Premiums s~
on Inland Risks, balvsges. Out ..F. . .
# standing Premiums, Claims against 81
the baDsrvisors Of the City and
County of New York Cor Taxes, etc, 2iIsS 10
rrr.. ..f- tsSo,ss1 %
Losses In proce. Of sdjustmsut..... 05's 70
BENyAMIN q. wALCOTT, Press.
I. nEMsEN LANE, sec'y.
THOMAS JAMES, ...H.f.
Aetusry Eastern Agency Department.
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Off IL AL =

Lars OF the United States, passed at the Thir
Ssssioa Of The Forfeit Congress.
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dollars rrss1sd Thai tbis APPROPRIATION ana a W
amounts hereafter appropriated for me hppsac,s
ries therein, the pay Of officers repairs con.hSit
and other expenses, shall he charged 70 anu pau
from tho income Of the naval pension funa.,
For pay Of superintsndents and the CIV .,esions
lishmsnt at the several navy yards ana s.saon S
under the control Of the Bureau OF fatas LA
Docks, and at the Navy Asylum, my 'noss"'1
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BUREAU or STEAM ENGINEERING.

For pay OF the superintendent and the civil es-
tabi shment at tho several navy yards under thii
bureau, twenty.four thousand dollars.
For stores and materials, tools for repairs Of
machinery OF steamers, boilers, instruments, and
labor at navy yards and repairs Of the machinery,
and purchase OF stores and materials for vessels OF
squadrons on foreign stations snd for transporta
ton OF materials, six hundred and my thousand
dollars.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

CorNTERFEIT TwENTrEs ON THE MECHANICS
BASE.-Last evening despatch was sent out from
tho Central ONCE ordering the storeKeepers 10 look
for counterfeit twenty dollar bills on the Mocha
MICS Bank OF New York, which are being extern
sively circulated by dealers IN the "queer.n
FIRE IN NrNETIETH SrRERT.-Attwo O'Clock yes.
terday afternoon fire broke out In the three story
brick house corner OF Ninctieth street and avenue
A, owned and occupied by Christopher Hoffman;
damage 5000 The nre was caused by the ignition
OF barrel OF Kerosene from a lamp careessly taken
to the cellar The loss Ia covered by 900 policy
ACCIDENTS AND INCIDENTS. Yesterday Michael
Hebron, OF No. 40 West Forty second street, fen
from a second story Of the new building corner Of
Eleventh street and University place and was Sc
yereiy injured internally. He was sent TO Bellevue
Hospital. Robert Ferns, OF No 105 West seventeenth
street yesterday shipped on ice 10 Eighteenth street
fell and broke q leg.
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.WEsTCaESTER COUNTY.

SUDDEN DEATH-An inquest was held yesterday
by Coroner Bsthgate on the remains u Nicholas
Dooley, aged sesenty-on who died suddenly at his
home Ia Mott street, Melrose during the morning.
Deceased mao peen complaining Ut sligat astn.
matte aHectOn, oGt II was not considered necessary
to call In medical advice At the time stated he was
seized with choking sensation and expired almost
instantly, The jury rendered verdict that de atA
was caused from debility brought on W extreme
age.
BuH6LAnIgs~-Whhe the family Of John Ray, NV
ing in Main street, Mott Haven, were attending
church on Sunday, the house was catered By burg.
lars, who bad evidently famlllarized themselves
with The premises. A smal safe was dragged
from front hall bedroom 10 rear
apartment, where II was burst open and
plnndered OF S225 currency some gold coin and a
quantity OF silverware with other minor articles OF
valne. From suother room the thieves distracted
q gold watch, cuarD and cOstly bracelet; and In
another apartment The trunk VI boarder was
forced open and robbed OF SIC. The burglars ea-
tered terough the dpt doors by means vi dupl catc
keys, ana escaped Unseen with their booty frem a
denseiy populated neiivnbOrbood.
During sunday ntgnS the cigar store Of Charles
pietrich, in Filth street. &Orr,sn'a Vas fconioIsy
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THE ASTORIA SHOOTING CAsE.-The examination
OF Chambers on charge OF shooting young Myers, at
Astoria, was resumed before Justice Snediker yes
terday afternoon But one witness W a examined
Dr. III. Bayer the attending physician OF the boy
when the case was adjourned TILL Monday next.
TIE FLUSHING Observation-Disclosures excite
meut was occasloned in Flushing on Saturday even
ing by the announcement that an error had been
discovered in the footing mp OF the returns OF the
recent village election, and that Mr.. Par
sons had received ten more votes than Mr.
Fogerty and was consequently elected one OF
as previously announced. The error was dis
covered by Mr.. Nimmo village clerk, while
engaged In looking over the returns previous TO
members OF the Board oilclally notifying them Of
their election. From present appearances IL dim
cult 10 determine now the matter WIN be settled as
the trends OF both parties insist that their man Is
elected. There 10 prospect OF the question beng
carried into the courts for settlement.
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TIE HlD iAD Ta0Wel.


Last saturday the uasons and laDorers employed
on the new building in Pearl street near Broadway
were informed by the contractors, Messrs Stewart
Smith, that they intended TO reduce the wages OF
the former from i've dollars TO four dollars per
day and the latter from 81 IS 70 Two dollars,
ana have them work on threequarter time.
Heretofore the masons have been working ten
hours day and the laborers from seven until dark
Now they desire TO have them commence at eight
O'Clock and WORK until balf-past four IN the after
n0on allowing them hall All hour FOR dinner, which
they refused 70 accept and have strnck work.
Yesterday morning the masons and iaborers To
the number OF about one hundred and forty con.
preQated and held meeting for the purpose
of discussing their grievances. Some OF the leading
spirits Of the strike declared that such change In
their hours and pay would be o hardship on their
families and they should not accede the PROPOSE
ton Of the bosses under any circumstances. The
men remained during the day 10 the naighborhood
OF the building 30 10 be ready 10 rssnme IN the
event Of thstr employers feientng.
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KiLLsD' HIMSELF f0a LOVE.

Yesterday afternoon Freuchman, named Louis
Henri Charbonnier, committed suicide at No.
10 Laurens street, under temporary In
sanity. 1t appears that at about two p.
NJ. Oficer Agnew OF the Eighth precinct had
his attention called to the room OF the man. and
kicking It In, on the upper floor, found him sus
pened by means OF q stout cord attached TO peg
firmly driven into the wall Deceased was about
thirty years OF age tall in stature. For some time
he had lived alone In the room. Re was
jeweller, employed At Trany's. some OF the
dodgers on Friday evening heard him driving nail
with some force, evidently the one winch subse-
Guently aided his transit TO eternity Since then no
attention had been paid to his rooms, until
ms stepfather and 0tner inmaJes yesterday sought
an entrance, when he was found dead and subject
for the Coroner (Rollins, who VIII to-day hold an
inquest HIS friends suspect that he was prompted
to the act by disappon tment In love affairs.
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SAII.ED.
SARLEU.
Steamship Hatteras, Norfolk.
Wind NJ sunset N, fresh.
Marine Disnstery.

., s9r CnssoIST CRY Brl coeaeld from Savannah Oct
and landed Falmouth, T. prior to 10th inst The crescent
CITY was ls toas burthsn, and had cargo Of i4
suIp RAzAAR, from Liverpool at Phlsdelpha 18th, PM
reports having experienced heavy weather sprung main
split sails, Ac
BRa JApoAroA Bran puprcz, from Valparaiso Sept II
n Ion 49, during which she shipped sea- on her
beam end, had s.wsIs los. ar.s mate Mr pereya
Ir esS s sr RI: Srs up 70,
psS mate and was ready to resume her voyage evening Of
BRIG AMKRroAE UNION at Phladeipha 18th ins, from,
warks
ashore Il n C% for seT Hsys
Wrecking Co have contracted to strip tho Of
and deliver them at this port
Sour WAVE OF ana from Boston, for fishing and
s aHln r ra' @s The & 81 n the
The smong The natives After some Tine sir
the natives got her or and the LIST OF July get
govIrnmcuI
soHR of Brooshsven coal sdcn before reported
ashore ~ Ldrarown has been hauled OF aud taken into
BAEar ARTISAN, laden with geuera, merchandls. ana
sunk BY collision With steamer OF rottenyle 81
Submarine Company.
sIgAsla sAsAm. which eonided with the United state.
and lowed to per so North river bv The Atlantic Submarine
from the ely de for New Orleans with pig IRON founds-d
The ztth Inst C0 miles WsM OF the Lizard Crew OF
By the snnoe am Popham, from st hichsea for Hull
landed here to-day.
blsDoS, Nov 29-The Caucapus Chisholm, from London
for Boston, has put In here to-day, reported lsasy.
Miscellaneous.
The nmsn steamship City of Brussels, Captain Kennedy
which sailed from New York the 4ih inst, arrived at
Queenstown Sunday the 18th, thus making the shortss.
passage on record-7 days, ~ hours and minutes.
Whaiemen.
Oct 70 with 90 bbs VIII oil cruise had shipped for New
Bedford by schr Isabella, 2a5 bbs VIII Would sail from III
Helena IN week. and would touch Cape
ry, and thence 10 Pacific Ocesn.
ship Vim sor-r Bryant from Liverpool FOR New York,
% N, Ion l2a E.
schr Frank Jameson, from New York FOR sAn.A MARTHA
Nov 70, lat 81 o. Ion IS ~
Foreign Ports.
BRISTOL Nov 30-saied, Caro-. Carver, st Thomas via
Newport
BILpABT, Nov f9--Arrved Elpis, Jansas Nyork.
BRO0wERaHAvKr, Nov 30--Baiied Clara, NYork.
BRgNyRuAvEn, Nov 90-Arrtved, Johann Keplcr, RAhs
FSorb irsnt Hook. Phbadepais.
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CLEARED.

Steamship Hss.eras, Biactwood NorfOik-old Dominion
Steamship Co.
Steamship kereus, Bearse, Boston-W Clyde
Bark Zxius Br). Harnden, st Johns, NF-6 buHey.
Brig Mary Grace (Br), Morrison, Port span-'onss
Tough.
Brig Jeremiah, Ford. Matanzas-R p Buck a Co.
Brig Chion (Br) strum. Lunsnburg, Ms whitney q
Co. $50 r.
Brig Acadia CBr) Tibbetts Port Midway, NsG Phillips
4 Collins.
schr Fred Smith, Smith. Barbados-Henry Trowbridgs's
Sons.
schr Phebe, Hewitt Havana Il weinberg.
Echr Royal Arch, Cooker, Cienfuegos- a Abbott
schr Maggie (Br), Reddy, haifsx-Crandal umphray d
Co.
Schr A l. Fitch, Yates Mobne-E Hurbut 4 Co.
Schr Nv Rover, Brown, Charlesou-E McCready Co.
schr l. Bayes. Bayles, RichmondVan Brunt slashi.
Schr ModeNy, Weaver, Baltimore Ferguson Wood.
Schr w Cargiil stutley, New Haven-Ferguson Wood
sioop Blackstone, ordsn, Proviaencs-H W jackson
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SHIPPIN e N E w S.
Almanac for New York-This Day.
Port or NEW YORK, DECEMBER 10, 1860.
Herald Packages.

Captains Pufsers OF Vessels arriving at this port win
please deliver all packages Intended for the HERALD TO our
regularly authorized agents who attached our Steam
zach, fleet The New York Associated Prem do not now
collect reports asndto the deli very packages
viii be by tbs following extract from proceedings
Of the euar monthly meeting, held March T. 1885,
Essovsd That % aes asr Aprn 1885, ,hs Associated
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entered BY some person or persons VINO apvropri-
aied portion OF tue stock to tho vaue OF about
$500. Six highly priced canary birds either left
with The burglars were by the latter allowed
their freedom ~ the cages were not disturbed.
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Press win dfsconnus the collection Of ship news In the
hsrbor OF New York Passed unanimously.
~ The once OF the HERALD steam yachts JAMES and
JHANsKrTE Whitehall slip. All communications from
consgness the masters Of inward bound vas
sells win 30 forwarded free of charge.
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1aE ExcslSllR mnH WORKS Ells.

The following Is the list OF insurance on build
inzs and stock Of Messrs George X. Jackson Bur.
nett h Co., Excelsior Iron WorKa:-