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The Portland daily press., 1870-11-16

PORTLAND PRoyrDENr AssoCIAT1oN.-This
excellent charity is again before the public fol
the winter campaign in aid of the poor lis
| loDg and excellent service commeuds it to the
citizeus of Portland as scarcely any other hu.
manc society does. Il has aire .dy organized
by the choice Of officers and Board of Manag.
ers, and the new organization has proceeded to
set the good work in motion. They have ap-
pointed Col. J. R. Thompson the agent to at
tenf at the rooms to the applicants. He is al
so to be collector, and will soon call upon our
c'tizeos for their usual bencfactions. He is
well-known as a trusty man, and we recoliect
of his rendering excslens service IN that de-
partm-nt last year. Oar people will rememb be- r
that the main design Of this Society is to pre-.
vent street pauperism begging at your doors, by
having central office to which the petitioner
nay be referred. Under its operation street
begging has almost ceased. The ann Jyance
formerly from this soucs was very great, and
when it is known that such man as BdwMd
Gou d. Oliver Gerrish, BENZ. Kngsbury, Fran.
els K. Swan, L. q. Hersey, Henry b. Hart,
Ezra Carter and others have the direction of
the funds sent in, there eau De 10 doubt of
their fiithful application to the purposes de-
signed. We trust this good work will be sus-
tanned as in former years, thus preventing the
return of the constant appeals at our doors for
aid from persors of whom we are eat'rey
ignorant Contribute 10 the funds, and then
send all such to the office, in City Bnilling for
investigation and relief
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Ia shsrlif imne,,iatsIv s,arte,, n,

RI Ill tsh J. 10 Sharr immediately started II,
Fish Pcln. end when the train stopped, 20
aboard and commenced a search for the man
with but one thumb. Finally he saw a man
curled up in seat and he spoke to him and dis
covered that he answered the description con.
tanned in the despatch. He arrested him and
found on his person five counterfeit fifty cent
scrps. From information in the despatch the
Sheriff was led to believe that man by the
name of Ward residing al Cobb's Bridge had
considerable of the scrip, and being deputized
by the U. S. Marshal, he, with Deputy Adams
left for that place. Arriving there late in the
evening he went TO " ards house and woke him
lie denied all knowledge of the matter, and a
thorough search discovered no hing in the share
of counterfeit money. From some "a marks of the
man FIRST arrested, whose name was Patrick
Doran, the Sheriff was led to consult q black
sinllh in tue village, from whom he learned that
one Il. ID. Whitcomb had paid him several of the
counterfeit scrps. The Sheriff, Adams and
Ward then proceeded to Whitcomb's house and
showed HIM the scrip. lie said he had seen it
before and had paid it to Doran. In answer to
the loqury as to where he had obtained it, he said
that forty of them had been given him Nv
stranger IN Lewiston as change for a $40 bill.
vi this scrip he had paid all to his workman
VIVA tile exception Of six pieces which he had
given to his little boy to play with. He was ar
rested and with Doran lodged in Jail. Mr.. Ward,
upon whom suspicion first fell is cxonerated from
all completely in the affair.
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After tic concert was over the committee Of
the Army and Navy Union and some Of the
members, with thsir wives, assembled in the
ante room, where Mrs. Dow was present, and
congratulated her upon the success she bad
achieved during the evening. DR.. Gordon,
President of tha Association, then addressed
Mrs Dow in words to the following eject
"At the incention of the course of concerts.
your husband, CAPT. E B. Dow, who is me M
yer OF the Association, though be has. re-
moved from the CITY. and who has always
exhloIted lively interest in its prosperity
at your suggestion offered your services
10 sing at any of tue coucerts that might
De gwen during the course. We have awaited
ourselves of this liberal off-r, and in order to
Prove that the Army s. Navy Union are not
ungrateful. aud that they appreciate your kind
ness,wou'd request you TO accept this souvenir,
and trust that the memory of this evening may
prove as sweet to you as the sound of youf
voice has TO them. s a.
Mrs. Dow was taken BY surprise and re-.
marked that she never made speeches, but was
much obliged to them for the beautiful pres
ent. Capt. Dow, her husband, responded to
DR.. Gordon's address in q few handsome re-
marks. The souvenir was magnificent anne
thyst ring encircled with diamonds
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M, L. A.-To night De Cordova, the grea
humorist makes bis debut before Portland
audience and we hazard nothing in saying
that his lecture will be one of the most enter.
tanning OF the course. When we say that he
is humorist we use the term not with the in
tention of conveying the idea that he resem.
bles Artemus Ward, Mark Twain or any of
that class of writer's but mean that in delinea-
tons Of character such as are continually met
with in everyday life. he sketches his person.
ages so graphically, and exposes their shams
and weaknesses SO graphically and lauehaby
that while the audience recognize their truth
fulness they are couvulsed with mirth. Mr.
De Cordova gave lecture in Boston on Mon
day evening and The Boston Post says OF it that
to report the lecture briefly would be to DO dis
credit to the lecturer, for it was so arranged
that nothing short of the verbatim pencil
would give an adequate conception Of its beau
ties while it abounded in the wit and humor
or which Mr.. Do Cordova is so remarkable"
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MINISTER MOTLEY
DEMAND FOR INCREASE OF SALARIES.
NEW YDEK.
CITY AND VICINITY.

NHw York. Nov Is The full bench of the
Suprrm me Court to day sustained the judg me nt
OF $71O0 against the Adams Express Com 4ny.
beng the principal and interest on package
of $4,000 of legal tenders consigned to them at
Boston by Asa f. Cochoran, for delivery al
New Orleans and lost by tho burning of the
steamer Biohie, at the latter city.
The annual reunion of the Dartmouth Col
lege Alumni OF this city. will be beld Deem
Der LIST. Chief Justice Chase, Gen Sherman
Attorney General Alderman and Senator Pat
ters0n have been invited.
The steamer lafayette, which sails for Havre
to morrow, takes out large quantity of arms
aud equipments, purchased from the United
States arsenal at West Troy.
The annual election of the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Go. occurs tomorrow. Very little inter
est is manifested and the present board of off
GERS will probably be reelected without oppo-
s,iou. eeN
Rev. DR.. r.. s. Foster was to-day elected
President Of the Drew Theological Seminary
at Madison, N. j.. Rev. DR. John f. Hurst a.
Professor of Church history, and Rev. DR.. O.
D. Foss, to another vacant professorship.
UTICA, Nov 15.-Prof. Edward Root of the
Department of Chemistry in Hamilton COLLEGE
died this m ,rning aged 90
The Freshmen Glass of Hamilton COLLEGE
have all returned to duty.
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EIriSf .yrflIuys.

The Western Union Telegraph Company
have reopened their branch Office at the Horse
Railroad depot 90 Congress street, from which
they were drivan By the fire short time ago.
Yesterday was fin day, the thermometer
Indicating 40 degrees at noon. There was
quite heavy fall of rain during Monday
night.
Gold opened 10 New York yesterday at Ill.
Il dropped to Ill and closed at Ill 49, u s.
BONDS were quoted at 90 in the afternoon in
London.
The fall term of Wesbrook Seminary will
close ON Wednesday ofnext week on Tuesday
evening there will be an exhibition in the Uni
versaiist Church, the exercises consisting of
declarations aud original compositions
At the election for class officers of the class
Of ~ of Harvard College on Thursday last
James e. McCobb of this city was elected
Chief marshal. This cf;ce is universally con.
ferred upon the most popular man in the
class.
The Portland stone Ware Company are lay
ing pipes to convey The Sehago water from the
foot of Green Street to their works at West
brook Point.
The seize men of Westbtook have com.
'"NANSN SuOi ToIu from Portland
line to Woodfor,Ps corner; a cord of oyster
shells per day is to be put on the road.
An excursion party came in from Steed
Falls over the Portland and Ogdensburg rail.
ROAD, yesterday, to attend the Gary Concert
L'quos was seized yesterday at Michael Red
dys son Fore and John Cunning CHAINS ON Com.
mercal streets.
The "Japs" made quite display as they rode
through the streets yesterday headed by the
Portland Band.
paragraph in the Boston Advertiser st ste
that the water in the Cumberland and Oxford
canal is SO drained bv the Water COMPANY that
the boats are Obliged to suspend their trims for
want of water. This is false statement. the
water in the canal being :posely withdrawn
In our notice Of the concert we forgot to
mention that Mrs. Dow was attired in an ela-
CANT white silk, with white lace overskirt
trimmed with cherry, and that at the conclu-
sion Of her song, waiting" she was presented
with an elegantDouquet by DR.. Gordon; after
which in response TO an encore she sang the
ballad, Il cannot sing the old Songs
Miss Annie Gary was presented with an ele-
CANT bouquet by Dr.. Gordon, the President Of
the A. & N. U, last evening, after her render.
ing of her opening eavatina
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Italy.
EQRCIRI ENTPX ON TILE

O1'0111..t7 11-N QUIRINAL.---
LONDON, Nov. ia dispatch from Flor
ence says forcible entrance to the Quirinal has
been effected. The Papal commander, on be-
ing asked for the keys to the palace, said he
mad consigned them to Antonelii, who said he
to ask the Pope for them, but a locksmith was
employed to pick the locks, when the place
was entered: An inventory was taken Of the
contents. An immense collection of Pspal ar.
chives were seized, comprising archives of
Affairs of master of ceremonies Chambre. af
fairs ad principles; Latin letters and affairs O,
the Secretary OF State. The seizure of the pa
lace has called forth comments from a part of
the clerical Journals, and these have all been
priests engaged in teaching continues every
day No further pretence is made of recog-
MIXING any rights of the Pope or Church.
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LATEST NEW 8
ny TELEGRAPH ~ THE
TORTE4A AND DAHLY PEsESs-


M 9HNEs
Especial Dispatch by the International line.l
SERIOUS ACCIDENT ON THE PORTLAND AND
KENNRBEC RAILROAD.
AUGUSTA, Nov. Is The O'Clock train met
with serious accident this afternoon about
two miles from Augusta, at a place called
Riggs Brook The train came in collision
with an OK, throwing the four rear cars off the
track and smashing two of them up in fear
tul manner. The engine dragged the remain
ing three cars distance of twenty rods; one
OF them on its side, smashing it badly and
knocking over telegraph poles, &c. About
SIX or eight persons were bruised badly, but
none hurt seriously as far as known. The great
wonder is that SO few passengers were hurt
The number of passengers was unusually
small. The cars that were smashed were the
finest ON the road. The same train ran into
two cows between Richmond and Augusta;
one OF these was struck just below South Gar
diner, sending her into the air and landing her
in hogsbead of water, setting her upright and
unable to move. G.
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e following are the forenoon quotations;
Domestic Markets.

DOmc0t1C Nnafkctes
CAMBRIDGE, Nov. 15-Cattle Market.-Beef Cat
tie receiptst10l0 head; no improvement IN prices =
Sales extra at $i2 90 @ 70 3d. first quality $ll 90 q
II so; second qualify 50 90 @ 10 so; third quality
$6 90 "a 8 10. Sheep and Lamns-recepts IL, IS
head; trade quiet, Sales in lots at 81 IS "a 90 each;
extra at 81 50 q 500.
NEW YORK, Nov. 15.-COtton more active; sales
1876 bales; Mddling uplands at 16ic. Fiour-sales
$50 bbls.; State and Western less active; State at
4 80 q 10; Round no pOhio at 20 l0 rs; Western
at ~ @ 45; Southern at 65 q 6 So Wheat les
active and lower; sales 49, o. BUSH; No. Spring at
4 80 q 50; White State at IS; choice Winter Red
and Amber Western at SO q So; White chigan
at ~. Corn q &c lower; sales 1000 bush.; new
Mixed Western at 80 @g So, old at 8s1 a 89c. Oats
!ess active; Ohio at 81 "a SIC; Wesiern at SO a 60c
Pork dull; new mess at "a so a % 70; prime at 20 so
az Fl 80. Lard heavy at 15s q lac. Butter dull ;
Ohio at II q Soc; State at ~ q 42c. Whisky easier
Western tree at SG q S63c. Rice irmer: Car oliua at
81 az Tic. sugar I'M; Porto Rico at 10ic Muscova-
do at 81 104c; tair to good refining 81 "a IOc; No.
II Dutch standard at 1Sc Naval Stores Spirits Tur-
psntlne frmer at 46A % SIC; Resin firm at / 81 a
2 90 Tor strained Petroleum steady; crude at l2Ic;
refined at % q 23lc. Tallow dull at 81 "a Sc,
FIelghts 70 Liyerp oil firm; Cotton II "a 0-16d /;
wheat 81 g 9sd.
CHICAGO, Nov. 15.-Flour quiet. Wheat weak ;
No Spring at 02a q %. Corn lower at SC. RYE
dull No. at 73s Barley lower; No. al soc. High
Wines steady at SIC. Mess Pork firm at 70 so. Laid
at13t g 1870. Live Hogs frmer at rs @74o.
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RANDOLPH, Nov. Is The excitement caused
by the voluntary surrendering of the young
man, Dallas Lord, to deputy sheriff at Ran
do'ph on Monday evening, claiming to be one
Of the murderers of Mr.. Benjamin Nathan OF
New York, was OF short duration, as after be.
ing confined for nearly twenty four hours, be
said that the statement made was false and
was done for the purpose of being delivered to
the New York officers, as he expected to be
able to rejoin his friends in PottsviIe, Va, in
case he reached New York. His name he says
Is George Heffran and his age is % His STEP
father is foreman Of the Reading Railroad
Co. and has very comfortable home near
Pottsville. He is supposed to be insane.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-16

JUDGE MORRIS PREsJDING
TuEspAY.-Stats vs.. Thomas Douohue. Search
and seizure. Fined $50 and costs. Paid
State vs. John Tracy and Michael Forester. In
to1ication and disturbance. Fined 81 and one half
costs EACH
state vs. John Cassidy. Intoxication and distui b.
anos Fined 81 and costs.
State vs.. John Cannon and George Pratt Break
ing and entering the store of Lewis Chase & Whit
ten. Both pleaded guilty. Continued till to-rnor-
row. Bonney 6 Pul,en.
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NICE Velvet Hats marked down to 80 cents
each, at Coga Ha.san's.

EgF~ Look here. reader, we do not wish to
tell you that Consumption can be cured when
the lungs are half consumed. nor that Dr..
Wonderful or any other fellow, bas discovered
remedy that will make men live forever, and
leave death to play for want OF work. No, you
have heard enough of that, and We do no,
wonder that you have by this time become dis.
gusted with it. But when we tell you tina,
DR.. Sase's Catarrh Remedy will positively
cure the worst cases of Catarrb, va only assert
that which thousands can testify to. Try il
and you will be convinced. Sent by mail fol
sixty cents. Address r V. Pierce, NJ. D., 49,
Seneca street, Buffalo, N. Y Sold by druggists
nov15 .h-eod1w tu-th-s &w1t
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PORTLAND AND OGDENsBURG RAILROAD
We understand that the freight traffic over
this road has thus far exceeded the expecta-
tons of the directors. Great quantities of
produce are daily brought over the road, to be
followed soon by manufactured lumber and
shocks, Contracts for the transportation OF
which have already been made. The freight
receipts for the month will average at least
500 per day. Yesterday the freight bills from
Steep Falls alone were $50. The present linz
tied supply Of box cars owned by the road ia
insufficient for the demands OF business, and
the storage Accommodation granted to the
company by the Portland and KexneLec road
in their freight house in this city is more than
occupied
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LovDoS Nov 15-1l.30 A. M.-Consols goa far
money and account.
American securities nuiet; U. S $685. 1862 81 do
1855. old, S74 do 1867, S9, U. S. lo-40s SGT Stocks
Erie shares 1871 II inois Central 40.
LIVERPOOL, New. 15-I1 80 A. M Cotton steady;
sales 10000 bales: Mddling upands 9td; do Orleans
93h. Corn sos. PORK 105s Lard RS.
LONDON, Nov. Isl P. M-Conso's 92i for money
and account.
American securties-U. 8. 5-2O's, 1862, ssI; do
1867 old, ST.: do 1867 500; do 1O4A's, SOL Stocks
Erie shares 1St. Illinois Central ITO. Atlantic
and Great Western 30k.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 81 P. NJ Gotten steady
Midding uplands OLA; sales estimated at 10000
bales. Corn 30s tor new fess firmer.
FRANKFORT, Nov 15-U. S 5-2Os closed at ga IA t
night; they opened at 94t this morning.
LONDON. Nov. 15-2.3O P. M.-Consols SO for mon-
ey and account.
American securities U. S. 5-20s, 1862, ssI; do
iS6o Old SO; do 1867, 90; U. S. 10-40s S6I. Erie
ISL. Illinois Central 1iOl.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 15-2 80 P. M.-Cotton frmer !;
sales estimated at 12C00 bales. California Wheat lis
~; Red Western Spring % I'D; Red Winter 10, Sd,
Peas 3Ss Receipts OF Wheat tor the past three DAYS
we're 1,oCO qua'ters OF which 5000 quarters are
American. Lard Ills, Cheese Ills. Bacon 49s Tor
Cumberland cut Beet 1O2s 81.
LONDON, Nov. 15-4 30 P. NJ. Cousols 92a for
money and account.
American securites-U. S. 5-90s 1862. 1884, do 1865.
Old. s73; do 1867 s95; do 1O40s. SCI Erie 49, ILL
nos Central Ill. Atlantic s. Great Western SOY.
LONDON, Nov. 15-4 80 P. M-Tallow frmer at
49, Calcutta Linseed sos Cd. Refined Petroleum
frmer. Linseed Oil fiat at e2S los.
LIyEePooL, Nov. Is = 4.sO p. M-Cotton frmer
Midihns upiands at 94 @ etd; sales 10000 ales.
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| aecsils a. o.ee0 bbs. aoiif. n6,GC9 bast wheat
,.oo9 push, corn "a 0oo baih. eats 5000 bush. rye
ls0oo bush. barley, 1870 no s.
0, nnni1pments-2,000 bbs. 1our e,aO0 BUSH wheat
o'ooo bush. barley, 600 hogs.
CINcISNATI. Nov 15.-Mess pork du,1 at % oo-
G urn az u "a 14c. Live hogo dull at 80 "a co.
m, meats lover shoulders SIC; sides 9}c; hams
III ~ i2c. Whiskey at SO q sic. wv
NEW ORLEANS, Nov 16-Cot,or ,. "a .,,
prices; Midding uplands at 15Sc. '''''' AZ 'u''
lands 15sc. H'''uns up-
CHARLESTON, Nov. I5.- Cotton firm: Mida,;n,
uplands at 15c. -"'"0'"s
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The SHOOTING MATCH. The shooting
match which was advertised to take place yes
terday, was largely attended and the enteres
were quite numerous There was some fine
craftsmanship displayed, but the day was too
short to complete the list and the matter was
adjourned until day. The priz,s offered are
very handsome aud tho competition for their
possession will doubtless be quite sharp.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-16
ALAB AM A.

MONTGOMERY, Nov. 15.-The Democra alto
State ticket is probably elected by from 5000 to
5000 majority. The House will stand IS Dem
ocrats to IS Republican About fifteen of the
latter are colored. The Senators, of whom 81
are Republicans ard Democrats, hold over,
and it is doubtful which party has majority
on JOINT ballot.
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I0UI4IANA.

TRIAL OF THB BATON ROUGE RIOTERS.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 15-The trial of the
Baton Rouge prisoners commenced this morn
ing. 1t is asserted that nine tenths of the prs-
oners are well known to be quiet and respecta-
BILE citizens and in no way connected with the
riot. David Fisher, who was arrested Tor kill
ing Mayor Schonberg and Judge Lawes, was
sen, 10 prison in default OF bail
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Fk1scclilnca as Notices.

OYsTERs.-That popular and well-knos n
firm, Timmons & Halves, Market square, are
determined to ksep abreast OF their COMPETE
tors in the oyster business, acd they have such
happy way of filing the orders Of customers
that it is a pleasure to call on them.
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ILLINOIS,

CHICAGO, Nov Is - Nothing further has been
heard from the steamer Aleomar, plying be-
tween Ceilings God and Lake Superior ports:
She has been out twenty DAYS and 1T is feared
has gone down with all on boar1; nearly loo
persons.
SNOW STORM.
a snow storm prevailed at many points
nor1west and north uf this point to day.
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Q o Nj M II EeCIAL

Rceeisfs BY Railroads end xteambost..
STEAMER FOREST CITY. FROM BosToN-25 casks
nails 70 rolls rarred PAPER, s4s pcs pipe, 100
snpty Kegs hides IS cases lar 26 pkgs furniture
duck: steam pump, 81 bbls and 10 ties lard so bxs
TN, 20 hrkins butter, sc bars iron ~ cass spirits
DOS pork, o. do ugar. piano. packs iron 10 COOK
ing ranges stoves. 10 odls ware. horse 40 lxs
spices. 31o pigs 10 order. For Canada and up cOun
pig iron bids sheet iron, 40 iron bxs tin, ma
s 81 bags sh,ddy, 81 bales wool, 70 IS dye wood
order.
dnAND TRUNK KAILwAY-199 cans milk, Ats bbls
nour ~ bdls boards, 10 legs wines. 10 bbls cider
~ crates III roll leather, 90 kns but
ter, 70 bdls sleds, ~ lumber, do capboards
bxs cheese, do corn, do wood do LAST bIocss do
oais, do shook 90 ties, do sondries. For ship
meat east, 900 bbs -four, car teed.
MAINE CErTRAL RAILWAY Il ear old iron, II
cases boots 10 beams warm "a bags pegs II sacks DO
tatoes. 10 bdls saws, o. bxs sundr1es.
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WE call the attention to the sale which will
take place to-day at the appraisers oface 1913
Fore street, of liquors, cigars. Sc, Sc.
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CERTIFICATE OF AN EMINENT CHEMIST 4
have M ade careful chemical analysis Of the
SozoDoNT, from an impartial sample purchas-
ed by me personally from leading drug house
n this city, but nothing Of an Injurious or OBJ
iectionable character has been found in its
composition. JAMES G. POBLE, NJ D.,
Analytical Chemist, 4s9 Broadway, N. Y.
Late Dr. james r. Chiffon & Co.
"SPALDING's GLUE" useful and true.
nov14 h eod1w.
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jon PRINTING. -Send your orders for Job
Printing to the Daily Press Printing House
where they will be promptly attended to at the
owcst possible rates. WIN. Nj. MARKS.
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Real Estate on Spring street at
Anerrnn

ON Friday Nov Ietb, at p NJ we shall soil the
" valuable property No 81 Spring Street. SAID
rr, perty consists u story wooden building I'M
ished store in first story and tenement OF s'set
rooms above, with ample c0sets and coi hes-pFesses.
The lot is 81 eet fiout running hack 115 feet, on
which are choice Anp'e, AID Pear Trees, Grape
Vines, &C.
This property is VIII located on one Of the pIinci
Ial uptown streets, in good neighborhood. Horse
cars ears run ty the door and presents an opening fot
drocery business seldom Cqualed.
State.
Terms easy.
no12td 4. o. BAILEY & co Aucttoneers
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MAssAOHusRTTs.

MIsCELLANEOUS ITEMS
Boston, Nov. 15.-An Italian. named jaime,
Calico, charged with being concerned in the
murder Of Louis Gallidipi in Boston in July
last, has been arrested in Memphis, Tenn and
hr0n O hi here for trial
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AT o'clock this afternoon r. o. Bailey g.
Co. will sell the valuable property on Cumber-
land street, next to the corner of Elm street.
See auction column.
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SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN,
Bonnets and Hats. Mrs. Cushmau.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Household Furniture. -. 0. Bailey & Co.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Mr. Barnes Third Assembly . Fluent Hall.
NEW ADvicRTIs EMENT COLUMN.
Hoff's Malt Extract. .TaIrant & Co.
A pure Chinese Black Tea.
Agent Wanted. IN. Y. Book Co.
Western World. Jas. r. Elliot.
For sale. ...Jersey Bill.
Noiice. -. Estate Dominirus Johnson,
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THE GRAND SURPRISE! The gray haired
can hardly believe their eyes when they see
their whitened locks restored to their pristine
beauty by clear and transea fluid PHA-
Ions "VITAL1A." OR SALVATION FOR THE
HAIR, is the article in question and is free
from any sediment.
Sold by all druggists and fancy goods deal
erS nov14.h eod1w