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NEW YORK, July 15-6 P. M.-Cotton without de-
cided change; sales 1850 bales. Flour-saes II 800
bbls. State and Western slightly favors buyers su-
perfne to fancy State and choice Western 3 90 a
90; Southern without decided changes; sales 400
Dbls California more active; sales 900 bbls. at 80
a 900. Wheat less active and slightly in buyers
az As @ 80 and 81 for extra choice; white Cali
fornia choice l III. Corn shade frmer with fair
demand, partly speculative; sales IL, 900 bush.
new Mixed Western II q sSc for unsound, 90 q 95c
dried Oats heavy and declining; sales oS 900 bush
Western 603c in store and 80 q Sic aioat. Beet Ii
steady and unchanged. Pork quiet and frmer
sales 900 bbls.; 80 % a 80 80; old do 81 rs
prime 26 30 q n co. Lard firm and in fair demand
sales 600 terces steam rendered III a 193c kettle
do 20 q 20lc. Whiskey firm; sales 1875 bbls I; Yves
Muscovado at II q 113c; 1900 boxes Havana at II "a
125c. Molasses.dull. Tallow firm; sales 100000 TBS
at 11s a 11ac. Lnseed quiet Freights to Liverpool
heavy; Flour per steamer 2s 7ld; Wheat per sail Sd
CHICAGO, July 15-Flour in good demand for low
and medium grades; Spring extras 525 a 6 TO-
Wheat toerably active at q &c advance; sales No.
at s2t a s5t; No. at 20 q 81. Corn in fair
So at 50 Sc; rsected 10 ss;ss oI grade 81
q 601c. Oats quiet alta decline Of q Be-; sales No
at 66l q 66ac. Rye stronger; sales at 1 05 q o.
for No. and "a q 04t for No. @ Barley nominal
High Wines steady and firm at 0C, Mess Pork in.
active and nominal at SO 90 e 80 % Lard quiet ant
firm at 1sa q 1ebc Dry sailed shoulders firm at 1870
CINCINNATI. July 15-Provisions firmer with an
upward tendency. Mess Pork. SO 90. Bulk Meat,
13c for shoulders and 143c for Sides Bacon higher
shoulders 145 @ 14fc; sides III q 1870. Lard 1Sc.
MILWAUKEE, July 15.-Flour dull and unchanged
Wheat quiet at 4 34i for No. and 800 for No. q
Oats firm at 6sc for No 2. Corn nominal at 76c fol
No. 2. Rye firm at 1 O3 for No. 1.
NEW ORLEANS. July Cotton iddling up
10 q lie; prime 1870. Molasses nominal; choice
fermenting 63 q 6ic. 5fas3 II sN.5tsn.
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WEST INDIES.
CUBA.

HAVANA, July 15.-Gen. Echaverria, Presi-
dent of the Havana Railroad, has been arrested
and will sail for Spain tomorrow. ia
Notaries have received orders not to record
the sales of confscated property, in certain dis
tricts as precautionary measure to prevent
its destruction by the rebels.
The volunteers last night serenaded Gems
Ferrer, Canto and Lesca.
Three recent engagements are reported, in
which the rebels were defeated. No particu-
lars are given.
There is scarcity of provisions at Puerto
Principe, and the authorities are distributing
food to the inhabitants
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Sales at the Brokers, Board, July Is
MARRIED

In Ltchfeld, Dexter W. Page and Sarah j. Blan
chard, both OF West Gardiner. 20
In Belgrade, July 4, George d. Wyman and Elei
l.. Wadley.
In Starks, July 4, Albion B. Swift and Rosetta L
Greenleat both of New Sharon. a 5AaIll
In West Camden, July A. RufHs X. Buzzell ant
Clara f. Orbeton both OF G. Il fgf fA
In Rockland, June 10. Capt. Alfred G.. Hunt ant
Mary s. Small. Fsaa4il8a8as
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NOTICE.

al Office is hereby given that have this day re-
der the firm name Of EASTON, SAMPSON q ZEN
NEY, and in future the business III be carried ON
by Easton q Tenney, who win receive all debts due
the late arm and pay al demands due from SAID hrm
IN the regular course Of trade. h 10000.
Portland, July 14th, 1869. jyfasodlw
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Friday Morning, July 16, 1859.
MAINE.


MAINE.
COMMENCEMENT AT BowDoN COLLEGE.
Especial Dispatch by international Line.l
BRUNSWICK, July 15.-Hon. J. w. Patter-
son, of New Hampshire, delivered an address
at the Congregational Church this morning.
The public exercises of Glass Day opened in
the church at 1.3O P. M. Grafton by II. Tuell,
of West Sumner, poem by George 7. Mosher,
of South China. Owing to the threatening
rain the exercises were continued in the church.
Chronicles were omitted Prophecy delivered
by Leavitt Lothrop, of Brunswick; Parting
Address by e. P. Payson; Oode sung by the
class, followed by smoking the pipe of peace. /"
Excellent music was furnished by Gilmore's
Band OF Boston. The exercises through the
week have passed off pleasantly. There has
been full attendance from out of town, and
larger reunion of Alumni than has met for
several years. w.
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DEPARTURE OF OCEAN srEAMr
MARIN e N EWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Thursday, July 10.
ARRIVED. II. Is
Steamer Carlotta, Colby. Halifax, Ms, with mdse
ana passengers. to John Porteous.
steamer New York, Chisholm, st John NIB via
PASSPORT Tor Boston -
SSn SparkleE, tof Castinel Sweetsir, Campobello
Vs. Snh sa Harsia salmon to j w Jones. sQ
slsss . and ad KNEES e s.R HolyOke ~
Sch Sailor Bow Taf PM Weber, Boston.
Sch Columbia. Cole, Bangor Sor piy,,o,
Schs Sea Serpent, Emery, and SoSn perrv 1,ock.
land for Boston. So''A' iis' IVY n
Sch Laura May, Farr, Roclland for Hayerb,,,
CLEARED.
steamer 0Franconia. Bragg, New York-Hen
ry Fox.
Sch Charles Jones, Griffin, Georgetown, Dc-H
Freeman, Jr. 81 -.Lt4 81
Sch Marcus Hunter, Orr, Philadelphia Nickes
sons, Ltchheld " Go.
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--f8l.1 MAYORS OFFIOE, July ., 1869,
nosoSs are earnestly requested TO refrain
A Lii n.,srcwing ashes or any other rubbish or
IA lrOn .ariai Of any kind into the streets OF xcm
loose ITO them foul water brine, or any o'nsi
fonie1 to be regretted that many q our csaens
.sm TO regard the streets and sidewalks ~ h ~ n
sy be little inconvenient tci dispose OF IN SUMO
,nor,> proper manner. ..a .h.t orr streets can
Ana should be Remembered taai 3u xnd % main
never be the combined action Of 81 pr
that % IN the %at as 81 as much
vate citizens cal y Department -, - sverv
officers Of the ssa' city n se's sls very
manner OF encumbern have been 81 aha he.
prehensve: and he po IN this, as IN az a 1
smar matters the munic- e Of our ciusens s a,s
with confidence TO the local pr. tne ~ Ms.cr
'ne't io'e " WILLIAM. L. Pt
rINps OF BOOK AND JOE
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ST. LOUIS, July 15.-The engine house, ma
chine shop, and two or three other buildings,
together with four locomotives and two new
passenger cars, large lot of new trucks and
Railroad Co., were burned at Franklin, Mo-.
last night. The total loss is from $50, 600 to
$7O,OOO-partially covered by insurance in
Eastern Offices
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Portland Rolling Mills.
TssesdOu. ,JasJu 20. 1869.
CascO IRON Company.

Special meeting of the Stockholders of this Com
pany VIII be held at the Office OF j. M. Churchill on
Thursday, July ~, 1869, mt 10 A. I'M,
To see if the Stockholders will vote to sell the
property OF the Corporation. Per Order
VII STEPr1ENSON Clerk
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80 - 80 - A-ask1- = ~ > -
FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE
schass alR9,ladslphla 18Th brig Martha Berry
ar at New York 14th, schs Bagly, Philadelphis
for do. -s'' '-.'''
3 Ia MEMORANDA.
Brig Charlotte, fof Bangor) Bowden, from New
York. put into ST Thomas 10Th ut, with loss OF fore
e Ponce M repairs e and
was not rough ct the time q the accident and the
Sch James Henry, Oliver, from Rockland for New
London, was in collision iolh inst of West Chon,
and had rail and plankshear broken, and bulwarfs
Sch Ripping Wave, Cushing from Boston ,or San
francisco was lost in the Straits Of Mssella No
i2th. o.. The captain and crew were at MonteyIdeoo
at frankfort IN sss and REGISTERED 1so tons was built
MA to engage in the fishing business
DOMESTIC PORTS.
re sAs TRAhG.SCosd 3d. ship windward Bar
,1 1tASGiRsosNyLLLEAr Sd inst sch Valentine,
AT 9Th, sch M nj Pote, Haynes Boston
,SA,v,ANNAH-Cld 18th, brig Taneier. Rose for
: onARLEsToN-Ar 18th, brig adelaide wilson.
Sid 18th. chip @ Winthrop, Stewart. Liyernool
iSIn; 9T,g = Deyereux, Clark, Philadelphia
81 ,Tohn pr -o'A, DiiS mary NICE, Boz ce,
! Cid lsth. brig John Wesley, Ford, for Boston sch
do Four Sisters. Shesrer. Peston' $3.50 ''
PHlLADELPHIA-Cld 18th, schs Ethan Allen.
Blake Blake, Bath; 7 Knight. Smith, Boston; Walton,
Ar l4th, barque White Cloud, Freeman. Calais.
CID 18th, brigs Mountain Eagle. Sherman. Port
McFadden Portland Adde Ryersos ncnf U,sstnla
do: Romp, Mitchell, Saco.
NEW 1oRK-AT lsth, scls 9 A Farnsworth,sa Saw.
Glover, Providence for Philadelphia. An'sn''
Ga lSth, schs Alaska, Clark, and Abby ingalls,, In
Ar I4th, brigs Geo Burnham, Mcclellan. Cardenas
Y days; Giles Loring, Pinkham, Trinidad IL days
st aIa Wneeer Wheeler Matanzas 10; sch Eliza
:, Cid 18th, ships Charger, Lester, San Francisco ;
H Marshall, Marshall. Lverpool; barques Nellie
Cette; Hattie, Grant, Jacksonville "oN'
Passed through Hell Gate 18th, sch Willie Harris
Rondout for Boston, Montana, Sawyer, New York
d Posed through do 18TH schs Burnley Sanders,
Woodbridge for do; Geo GiIlum, Rankin, Hoboken
,PE9yIpENcE- 18Th, sch Garland Lindsey lsde
= Ar1ith. sch Madagascar, Linscott, Bangor.
So l4th, schs Evelyn, Crowley, and Northern
EEwPo Rsr, s istb, sch Albert Jameson Can.
dage, Bristol for New York & asI e,l II IL II
n HoLMk,s H0LE-Ar 18th. schs Adrian. Everett,
Charlie Cobb. Kennedy, do tor Norfolk; G Tho,
mas Crockett, do tor Washington; Ida ,Jaynes.
Chapman, Gardiner tor do; d b Everett Emery
kockport tor Baltimore land sailed,) Maggie Belle
nan, I'm hoeaana Tor Phadaphi; Ida Wheeler,
dyer, fmiadelphla tor Portland. lsa aIaiss !
Ar l4th schs Bengal, Hatch. Rocklandt for New
York; Paine, Rich, Gardiner for Providence, All
Sid. schs Maggie Bel, and Ida + wheeler. s.
bOSTON-Ar 14th sehs Oliver Jameson j am eson
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DIED

In Brooklyn, N Y, July II, Mrs. Margaret d.,
widow Of William Cutler, and daughter OF the late
Capt. John Dicks, Of this city.
In Farmingdale, July 7, VIM. W. Alliances, aged ca
years months.
In China, June g. Mrs. Sarah H., wife of DR.. Benj
L. Ibbetts aged rs years 10 months.
At Somerset Mills, July g. Mrs Lucy A wife oil
Alfred Chase, aged SO years. - -
In Clinton, July 4, Miss Alma j. Smiley. aged 1(
years.
In Hampton, July II, Mr.. Micajah Snow, aged
so years. i
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To Consumers of Coal

N consequence of a combination existing among
1n thirty thousand miners, embracing the whole
coal region, to regulate the price ofIabor similar
combination of vessel owners and captains in refer.
ence to the reghtng of coal, and having to pay cash
for all our COAL the coal dealers of Portland feel
that to pursue the course we have in the past, of
selling coalf future delivery, would be disastrous
to the trade, and principle not recognized in any
other brsnch of business; therefore, it is hereby
agreed that on and after june 10TH all sales Of coal
shall be for cash, with privilege of delivering the
coal within thirty days.
JAMES q WILLIAMS. EfM
HIRAM BROOKS, &
JACKSON q EATON.
EVANS & GREENE,
JOS. POOR.
JAMES II. BAKER.
81 ~ JNO. w. DEERING.
RANDALL, McALLISTER & co.
SAML ROUNDS & SONS,
PAUL PRINCE g. SON
JOHN I. ROGERS q co.
HENRY L. PAINE g. co.
,June 12-e0d pm
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SPOKEN

June 5, lat 80 N, Ion 121 80 w. chip Derby, from
Mazatlan tor New York Tor Liverpool)
July 5, lat 26, Ion 70 80, brig w j Rogers, from
Cieniuegos Tor New York. !
No date lat 4s, Ion 49, ship Bazaar, from Savannah
for Liverpool.
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Il Probate I the County Of Cumberland the sub
scrloers VIII cause 70 be sold Of public auction on
Thursday August y, at O'Clock P. m, the valua-
double wooden House containing eleven rooms, fur
nished throughout, and in good repair. There is
good cellar and cisiern. Lot 36x75 feet This pro-
perty is situated in apleasant nelghborhood, and
desirable piece OF property. At
GEO 7. MEANS, Administrator.
+. o. BAILEY, Auctioneer. jysdtd
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8 g Lost!

4 ~ congress st, between Wormell's Saloon and
oney nd -, leather Wallet containing sum Of
same and returning it to this ONCE viii be reward
ee' Ll-,l 49, M JyItd2t
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z WASHINGTON. z

THE TEXAS CUN5TITUT1ON.
WARRINGTON, July 15.-The President H.
day issued proclamation designa ting the 1stl
of November as the time for submift;no the
constitution adopted by the Convention Which
met in Austin, Texas, on the 18th Of June, to
OF such submission.
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Carriages! carriagesI
C. P. KIMBALL & LARKIN
Repository under Preble House,
PORTLAND. ME.


TTHHE undersigned take pleasure in announcing to
Il the public that they have taken the elegant and
spacious stor under the Preble House for a Carri-
age and Sleigh Sales-room, and will keep constantly
on hand large assortment of fine Carriages from
our Factories Preble street, consisting in part of
Clarence Coupes, Coupe Rockaway Carryalls Cabrio-
lets; PhStons, Top and Open Buggies In great va
GODDARD Buggies, Dog Carts, Jump Seats Of all kinds
and styles; Side Spring Box Wagons OF new designs
Concord Wagons, &c.
For style. and durability our Carriages are not
surpassed in this country, and our long expert
ence and unequaled facilities for manufacturing fine
carriages enable to offer them at prices that can
not fail TO suit purchasers.
We shall also keep good assortment of Massa.
chusetts made Carriages, and shall sell them at the
very lowest possible rates for just what they are
with the manufacturers name each, and shall OF
fer that class OF work: Top Bugges from $500 to
$4,000; Sunshades from to $175 co. and other
kinds in proportion.
All are invited to call and examine our stock
whether they wish to buy or not.
O. p. KIMBALL & LARKIN.
Portland, July Z, 1869. d2m
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&3OO.Co

To Yachtsmen and ExcursiOnists.
Acnps Superior Family PiIst bread
WIZ be found very desirable among your outfits.
Jqiy is, dlwis - - - = $50
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Observation-Disclosures Sale.

ON Saturday, July nth, at ii o'clock at regular
~ sale of Horses, Carriages, sc, on Market st,
tour wheel Cbaise, built TO order Of the best ma
terial and been but very little used.
! Buggy, very easy riding carriage.
Harness, Portland make. i...'.
july1s +. q. BAILEY, Ancs,r.
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FOREIGN pOpTs

At Calcutta 9th ult ship Garden Reach Lewis for
bags Clutch at $ss, 600 tons sugar nseed &c. at 81
and % tons measurement at 1884,
SID I'm zierkzee asth ult, ship Princeton. CHEESE,
Sid I'm Liverpool Sd inst barque Go:dell, Crockett
SID I'm cuxhavsn soth uit, ship Peru, York, tor
Ar at Buepos Ayres May 2s, ship Canada, Smith,
cd s s Sr VIZ 8Istm sP MssMd si ns d
26rn. Grlmea, Materhouse, Savannah, tand proceed
81 s e s Msa g A Ayls Y.,,,,,,,
AT a De1arafa list alt sek s Hnnie Whiting,
Hutchinson, New York. asisszasgf 81 u . 90 =
from Barbadoes, ar 2sth, seeking.
Ar 18th, brigs Harry, Stewart, New York land
sailed same day for Poncel; 10Th, Charlotte, Bow
thews, New York; 10th, Josie, Pettigrew, do. M
Skinner, New Orleans; I'd, brig II Emery. Small
Boston; 4th, Navarino, Blood. do
At Trinidad 9Th inst. brigs Sportsman, Morton, FIN
IN alsg; Antilles Thestrup for Boston,
Ar at Havana 18th, DarQue Cardenas, New York.
barque Stampede GiiEsy, Now York; prie Geo sen
Amos, Brown, Sagua, load tor North OF Hatteras
In port 10th. barque Flori Nj Hurlbut, Curtis. fol
Falmouth GU E. ldg at 4ss brig Mary Kinds, Hast
Ar at Matanzas LIST inst, brig Cascatelle Carlisle
philadelphia 9th, barque Ocean Eagle, Luce from
Sid 4th. bries Martha A Berry, Chase. Philadel-
plia; Caprera, Griffin, New York.
CID 9Th, barque Sarah b Hale, Hutchinson Phila-
delphia; 6th, sch Abbie, Cummings, Portland.
In port sth INST. barque Ada Carter, Kenney, for
barque Gertrude, Atherton. for New York bries
Mary Goddard. Lewis, for Portland Bickmore
Henly, for Baltimore; sch Abbie Dunn, Fountain,
for North of Hatteras,
| Ar at Cardenas I'd inst. brig Aroostook, Bryant,
New York. land sailed 4th for Caibarien to load oi
land. - b "A
Sid 4th, brgs Elizabeth, Ames, Sagua, to load foi
| North OF Hatteras 9th, H Dillingham;, Mudgett
Hatteras; Prairie Rose. Low, for Philadelphia; sch
| Wings OF the Morning, from Caibarien
Ar at st John, N b, 18th inst, schs Frank Emily
Colley, Boston; VIM Gregory, Grips, Portland; 18th
| III A Coombs, Coombs, Boston. II MI s. -
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Malne pharmaceutical Association
VIE second Annual Meeting OF the Maine Phar-
- maceutlcal Association will be held on Tuesday,
July 2Oth 1869, at the office of the President. No.
41S Congress It, at 8 Pm. I-17
All Apot6acaries interested in the progress Of the
Science apd Art of Pharmacy are cordially invited
to be. present. 80 3 T-a-'o. 100 80
VAC H. t. CUMMINGS, M d.,
June 10, 1S69.-1awtd M st
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Ar At Goree, WCA, Sd ult Charlotte Buck. Gott,
TeneriGe. M As,51sif IL :
Sid fm Genoa 9th ult Camilla, Humphrey, ior
New York. -
Ar at Lisbon 27th ult, Helen G Rich strout, rom
New York. =
Ar at st Nazaire Both ult, Charter Oak Turkey,
Sid FIN Buenos Ayres May IA, Sharon, Ryder, for
Corrientes. = -
ldg.
Rio Janelro. =
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FROM MERoHANrs EXCHANGE.

Sch Sarah A Hammond, wylIe, Gardiner-E r
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Az at Liverpool LIST inst, Pontiac, Skillings, New
Orleans; Ellsworth, Woodward, st John, NIB I'd,
w Storer Bryant. New York.
Cid list Albert Gallatin, Chandler, Mobile; Haw-
thorne, Williams, New Orleans; Sd, Progress, Hale,
New York. ii @ III - LIZ "A :
Ar at Cardiff I'd, Kendrick Fish, Watts, London.
Ent out at Newcastle Goth, Mayfower, Harrisou
for Portland; A Wymap, Wyman, Boston.
Ar at Queenstown I'd inst, Mayfiower, Smith, New
York. Beals, Dawes, San Francisco
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Atlantic & st. Lawrence RI. r.. Co.

gCHE Stockholders of the Atlantic g. st Lawrep re
4 Railroad Company are hereby notified that their
Annual Meeting will be held at the Office of the
Treasurer IN the Grand Trunk Railway Depot PORT
land, on ~ - w
Tuesday, the Sd day of Ausugs, 1860,
At ten O'Clock M, tor the purpose Of making choice
of nine Directors for the current year and 1or the
come before the meeting. 4 - .
Portland, July Is, 1869. -
w Stockholders ONLY can pass free over the
road to and from the meeting and they must exhibit
tn certificates to the conductor. jy15td
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FRANCE.

MADRID, July 15-In the Cortes yesterday
and remarked that the present Cabinet was
constituted from the majority, and that though
men had been changed, the policy Of the gov
eminent had not. Republican Deputies re-
Piled, making severe attack on the govern
ment policy.
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VIENNA, July 15.-Severe tumults took place
this week among the workmen at Brunn The
military were called out to suppress the riot
and were hred upon by the mob killing two
and wounding twelve. The crowd has dis
persed but great excitement still prevails there
ana t ~ nransnt tSe ss taking every
Smyrna times., 1869-11-10
FOR SALE.

woke OF LARGE WORK OXEN N'
q COON uoPsES. Apply to nrcu
Oct l3 SO
Smyrna times., 1869-11-10
UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WRINGER

Improved with ROwell's Patent Double CCg. W., an.
and the Patent Stop. are now unquesuonaoG2. ever
perlOr to any apparatus for washing ciOn.. ca.r by
invented, and Will save their cost twice D I'1''
saving labor and clothes ,fol
Those who have used them give testimony
lows
1--WE like our machine much could noI na'v W Fs We
suaded to do without it, and with the AID OF p,s
feel that we are masters of the poslIloA' -''''
Scott. Bishop NJ. E. Church. r.rN
alt Is worth one dollar a week in any fanny
Y. Tribune. ..,rsl
"ln the laundry of my house there IS q rRer
thanksgiving on Mondays for the InVeh'iO"'
Theodore L. Cuyler. ,,.,ont the
Every week has given il stronger noio Wv OB
affections OF the inmates of the laundry ~ inns,
81 heartily commend 1t to ecOnomISIs u
money, and GOntenimenI. Rec DR. BeAOuS r vor
"Friend DoIy-YOur last improvement u assure
Washing Machine is a complete success lhr more
you our Machine, after years use IS iho1sd with
of TO day than ever, and would not ne pa''N
under any circumstances. '-SoI0n R0onSo":, use 10
"Your Washing Machine has been IN oaIy herself
our laundry, and the hOusekeePer expresse,
as highly pleased with it. 1t certainly d does
greater amount OF work. with less laoof' 'bs old
not wear the clothes near so much as auSress "
fashioned wash board. BY using it. one lau"t,ndsS
dispensed with."-Wn. NJ. F. Round SGPe'"T N
Of Infant Department of ST. CGthGrine's HH''''
Cifu
Smyrna times., 1869-11-10
Delaware Railroad Line.
FALL ARRANG EMENT
-
lnand after

MONDAY, OCT. sth, 1868,
Passenger trains will run as follows, un-
. til further notice,i.EA Trains Sundays
excepted,
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PRICES.---A Fair one"

Send the retail price, Washer Sl4. ExIra ;Os, ire
SO. and we will lorw ard eItherOr both % and
of freight, to places where no one IS selling .Gree
sure are we that they will be liked that we lb
refund the money if any one wishes 10 lI'o occOrS
machine free of freight, after a moRlhs I'S'
ing to directions. >, ..-,if ib'
No husband, father or brother should perm pr'" dat
drudgery of washing with the hanas nIy =. "sfoedr
in the wear, when il can be done better more
tousIy, with less labor, and injury to the
by Dolly Clothes Washer, and Universal " moneJ
Canvassers with exclusive right OF sale maA'
fast selling them - ,;heral dir
Sold by dealers generally, to whom "O'
counts are made.
r. @. BROWNING, Gen. Agent !
s2 Cortland ST., New York.
Smyrna times., 1869-11-10

The SOMBRERO GUANO of which MORO
PHILLIPS PHOSPHATE is and always has been
land of which he has sole control for
the United States,) contains fifty per cent. more
Bone Phosphate than Raw Bone, therefore it is
more durable.
A large percentage is Soluble, and will imme.
diately yield its nourishment.
The Ammonia it contains is ready to yield its
vaIue--not animal matter, capable of yielding it's
ammonia after decomposition in the soil.
Nothing is spared in its manufacture TO render it
the most valuable Super. Phosphate and Crop Pro-
d1cer in the market.
Eight years experience has proved to the farmer
that il is durable and can always be relied on as
uniform in quality; and the numerous unsolicited
testimonials continually received of its use in CON-
petition with other Fertilizers, fully attests that it
has not been exceed.
PRICE s56 per ton of 5000 lbs. Discount to
Dealers.
MORO PHILLIPS,
Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer.
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For Sale by j. C. & A. II. STOCKLY.