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ANNUAL REUNION OF THE ARMY AND NAVY
OF THE GULF.
Boston, Aug. 5.-Gen. N. P. Banks presided
Army and Navy of the Gulf to-day in the al
seuce OF the President, Admiral Farragut,
kept away by Illness About 100 members
were present, including Gems. Blanchard,
Neaf1s, Fiske, Sharp and Peck, and Medical
Director Pneo. 1t was voted to hold the third
annual reunion at Saratoga July Ssh next
The subject of collecting historical and bio
graphical material for accurate history of
the department of the Gulf WAS left to com.
mittee OF fonr from each.Stateh;aving troops in
the department, to be appointed by the State
delegations, the navy to select three members.
me COMMITTEES on the subject reported the fol-
lowing list of officers for the ensuing year,
w %a was unanimously adopted
Aamir S Earragut; Vice Presidents, Lieut..
Bailey, Major Gems. w. H. Emory N. z.
Banks. b. +. Butler, G. Grover, Fl. e, Paine.
Godfrey Weitzel, Richard Arnold, E. R. S.
Candy, L. w. Sherman and w. B. Franklin,
Brig. Gen. q. g. Dwight; Recording Secre,
tary, Col. G.. T.. Halves; Corresponding Sec re-
tary, Capt. G. Fl. Raymond; Treasurer, Brig.
Gen. Jacob Sharp; Executive Committee.
Brig. Gen. George b. Drake, Brig. Gen. Dun
can s. Walker, Major c. S. Sargent, Major
ness meeting Gen. Banks delivered the ad-
dress to n large audience in Music Hail.
FALL OF BUILDING WITH FATAL RESULT.
About o'clock this afternoon large brick
and wooden structure corner of Hanover and
Battery streets fell in, causing the death of a
laborer employed on the binding named Thos.
Burke and injnring several others slightly.
The building was owned by Z. Kelley, and
was being removed from the proposed line OF
widening Hanover street. 1t fell across the
street. knocking out the fronts of buildings on
the opposite side occupied as seamen's hotel
and two or three stores
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abated. Many Western buyers have purchased al
ready and given orders for the bulk of their goods
portions OF which have been sent forward, but the
southern trade is regarded as backward, and since
are less than was anticipated Tor that market Prices
OF prime goods have been sustained, and are now
nrher than they were a week ago. The demand
from Caiiiornla has been readily supplied in part
since the completion of the Pacific Railroad, yet that
State requires and is constantly obtaining supplies
OF such goods as are made at Worcester MiltIrJ.
Hopkint0n, Grafton and Brookfeld. SHIPMENTS of
the week ja short of those of last report about
300 cases.-ShOe and Leather Rerorter
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FRIDAY,-Henry Mccarthy for assault and bat
terry Otis Holt. Pea, not guilty. Ordered TO pay
q fine of $40 and Costs and to recognize in the sum
of 800 to keep the peace. Committed
Matthew MEG inchy, for malicious inilry in break
ing the window in the store of Frank Kane Plea,
guilty. Fined SO and costs. Committed.
State VS.. James Lo mey. Search and seizure
Complaint dismissed account of msnomer, tho
respondents name beiog Michael Landrigaw, accord
ing to his OATH.
State VS.. james O'Connor. Search and seizure
Cd offence. Plea, guilty. Sentenced to pay fine of
$50 and costs and to BIS imprisoned in the county Jail
for thrc months Continued for one week at request
OF respon lent who recognized in the suretcs OF 5000
for his appearance.
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STEAMER jon RI BROOKS FROM BOeTON.-5 stoves
10 boiler tubes, 10 bdls sheet iron, II plates d.
ceses and bales dom sites, 30 rolls paper, sewing
mbchnes, casks oil, 20 de- pals, 25 kegs nails, 20
kegs beer 70 pkgs furniture. bbls liquors. 81 bdls
leather, bids mclasses, $50 pkgs to Princes Elk
press. 100 do to order For Canada and up country,
bales duck, II coils rope, 12O empty barrels, 81
tubes. IA plates iron, water wheel, LOO bids leather,
II bales wool 81 pcs marble. bars STEEL bales cot.
ton chests tea, 10 Dxs spices, 100 pkgs TO oIder
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY 1877 cans milk 200
bbls flour, car wool, do paper, 80 do lumber do
shook, III do corn, do sundries. For shipment east
800 bbls flour. cars OIL
MAINE CENTRAL RAILRoAD-1ts4 sides leather
Is bbls -four "a cases boots and Shoes cider mill Oh
horses lot household furniture car cattle do
cedar posts, 81 bxs sundres.
PORTLAND q KENNEBEC RAILROAp-1 car sbeap
do oil cloth, do lumber, 1873 bales woaI 81 cases
goods, 20 pigs merchandise, Il freight far os
ton. ~
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Rev. JAS. A. DALY.-The Congregationalis
of this week says:-"Rev. j. A. Daily, has re-
signed his pastorate in Stockton, Cal. During
the two years of his labors there, the church
more than doubled its membership, largely in
creased its congregation, and built house of
worship. The pastor retires from united and
satisfied people, influenced mainly by consid-
erations of climate Mr. Daily breaches at
Plymouth church to morrow.
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EXCURSION TO CHEBEAGUE.-Anot mother of
those delightful excursions was mace by the
popular steamer Charles Houghton yesterday,
and the few that were so fortunate as to enjoy
a charming sail of some twenty miles will re-
member it with much pleasure, and all are
very much indebted to the agents, Messrs. Har-
ris, Atwood & Co., who so kindly chartered
the boat for this pleasant sail, and also to the
courteous captain and officers, who did all in
their power to render the trip agreeable.
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new yor. s,ocA aud None, Market.


NEW YORK, Aug. g. Morning. Gold opened at
1911 "a 121s.
Money q per cent. Sterling Exchange 1923 q
1l0a,
Governments strong and pei cent. better sitter
call.
Stocks all strong with advance OF a per cent.
on most OF them, and on Ohio, Central Pacific was
per cent. lower.
NEW YORK, Aug. 5-4nernoon.-The Express this
Evening thus reviews the Gold and Government
markets: The situation has narrowed down a con-
test between Americans and Germans. The Ameri-
can portion of Wall Street now generally believe in
long and bloody war in Europe, and consequently
look for higher prices for Gold and lower tor bonds
The Germans, or at least the leading bankers, affect
to believe IN nearly peace, and are consequently
bears in Gold and bulls in Governments In the
Gold Room dur ng the day the Germans came TO the
rescue every time Gold rallied, and checked the up
ward movement by fee sales. In the Government
bonds market the Germans were heavy purchasers
during the day, taking about $i5,000.00O worth in
the morning aud 100000 900 IN the afternoon. The
bold and liberal purcha, es d bonds in the present
small supply should have caused q marked improve
ment in prices but bonds seemed to come out just
literally as they bid for them. This fact causeu some
remark and it is shrewdly suspected that Americans
are encouraging them to load up. believing that they
would throw the bonds overheard the first great
battle In Eurspe on some new complication on The
Continent, which may arise at any moment.
Gold closed quiet at 1911 @ Iii
governments quiet, the only operations being those
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that some of our youue men were thinking of

tnat some OF our young men were thinking OF
making reprisals by the way they paid atten'
ton to the young ladies' OF the excursion.
CHEERS and 'aughter.)
The quartette then sang:
Shall we stand by the river?"
Rev. Mr.. Osterhaus of Webster, Chaplain
of the excursion. made some remarks in regard
to the excursion and the "Coit' family.
Can't. j. B. Coyle said some 20 years ago he
was in the employ of Capt. Colt, as command
err of one of his steamers. 1t was then voted
unanimously, that Capt Coyle be admitted a
member of the Colt excursionists. The
right hand of fellowship was extended to him
aud he was pronounced and greeted as mem
Der by the company.
After some few remarks by Rev. Mr.. Oster-
HAYS. the doxolosy of praise God from whom
all blessings fiow," was sung to the tune of
Old Hundred. Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Oster.
haus closed the interesting services.
AT IL o'clock the excursionists sailed for Bos-
ton They all acknowledge it has been one
continued scene of pleasure FROM the start.
In truth, it seems as if this was the best and
cheapest way TO get up an excursion. This
the Union about two weeks at their comma nd
to 90 whore they pleased and to stay as long
as they thought proper They prepared them
selves with the necessary articles of food, &c.,
through their steward, aud the whole expense
will not exceed $25 for an adult person. Other
excursionsts will do well to take a pattern
from the Colts
THE CASE OF FRANCIS MURPHY Our read
ers will remember that at the September term
of the Superior Court, Francis Murphy, the
landlord OF Bradley's Hotel, was convicted Of
manslaughter, in causing the death Of Patrick
Murray, by throwing down the stairs of the
Hotel, after Murray had attempted to enter
the room of female boarder. Exceptions were
taken to the charge of Jadge Goddard, and a
motion was entered for a new trial. The ex :
ceptions and motion were argued before the
LAW Court yesterday by A. A. Strout, Esq =,
the prisoner. Attorney General Reed will re-
nIy this morning
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SWEET CoRN.-We received yesterday nice
quantity Of green corn from the forward corn
field of William Wescott Of Gorham He has
furnished the market with some of the same
sort since July 26th He is one of the right
sort of farmers, "early on hand and generous"
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SCHOOL TEACHERs.-Some errors occurred
our list of teachers elected, which we now cor
rect. In Primary No. l, read Miss. Hill, mot
HalD assistant; in Primary No. 2, Miss Drink
water was not elected-abseut from the city
and not yet examined; in Primary No 8, Miss
Strout is LIST assistant, and Miss Robinson 21.
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If Sunday should be warm-and it promises
to be-drop in and get glass of Loring's SODA.
No man in Portland draws better glass of the
refreshing beverage; and his syrups are all
made by himself from sound fruit
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JESSE N. FREEMAN, No. no Exchange St.,
has splendid lot Of fresh oysters, gathered
from the beds at the last low water, ready for
his customers to-day. jesse also serves up or
sells by the quantity an excellent article of ice
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BEAR your misfortunes wi tn foititude. AL
ways use j. Monroe Taylor's Cream Yeast
Baking Powder, aud You will never be unfor-
tunate in having yellow biscuit
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The solution of citrate of magnesia prepared
by Kinds, under the Prebe House, is an ele-.
CANT article, and is meeting with a remarkable
sale
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No MORE SUNsTRoKEs. HurseHs PURITY
keeps the hair moist and the head cool, there
by preventing the danger of sunstroke.
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SEE Dr.. Mason's notice of his Cholera Cure.
1t has been in this market several years and is
very popular. The doctor says it was never
known tn fail
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AUCTION COLUMN.
Manufacturers Sale OF Crockery Ware.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Moonli hit Excursion and Promenade Concert.
Excursion to uaip5well. Steamer Houghton.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
To Let. :. No. 62 Free Street.
Bankers . Dodge, Klmosll 81 Moore.
NEW ADVERTIS EMENT COLUMN.
Choice and undoubted Security.
For Sale OF Lease. Geo. Nj. Harding.
Dissolution j. Il. Small s. Co.
Copartnership. a. Carney 81 Baker.
Acts and Resolves Bailey & Moves.
To Let. :. johnson & Cloyes Bros
For Sale Residence OF charles II. Breed.
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SMITHS men are out to-day in a new uni
FORM Those 10 want of good Shave, Hair
Cut, or Bath should give him call at 100 Ex-
change street, opp the Printers Exchange.
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Boston BOO, ana Shoe NIarkc,,

BOSTON. Aug. a.-The call for boots and shoes is
on the increase. Merchants from the West
merons and the South is we'll represented. The week
has been a lively one in the market. The month OF
July closed with fair demand which has in no wise
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JOB PRINTING. Send your orders for Job
Printing to the Daily Press Printing House
where they will be promptly attended to at the
lowest possible rates. WIN. NJ. MARKS.
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If you want nice juicy steak get the Amer
lean Broiler of G. G. Tolman, Agent.
jy25eod2w
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Fine Furniture, Carpets. &C., at
Auction.

nN Tuesday. August oh, at 10 o'e oek A. M, at
{ } house 81 ~ Cumberland So ee', we shall sell
F1flor L,rnititre in BrJcaiei and Rosewood. ana
push and Rose oo5; Ros wood Table Marble Top
French pllJe Hirors curtain; Vases; Oh Paint
g irp,t~ ita, Tree. lounge. two Secretaries; Elk
tension fshes; Nv, whatnots; Chairs; lul s s, %
French China, CrockfIy and Glass-W9,e, oi rse
Plated Ware. Table Linen; Fine cutlery Gas
tors; Chestnut and p need Chamber Setsi MA
holany Marble Top Chamber FnrniIutei C Giil
b-r ) owes; Sheet; Pillow Slips; Bankes' ,,itli-
IOrtcts; Spreads; Mndel Cook stove anu hitSn.
en- Furn,ture; G al; Wood; Crushed sugar; fIooi'
&c.
This Furniture was all mld5 to order AID IS Of
superior workmanship.
aas5;s %. BAILEY & CO., AHeIrs'
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IF you wish for Iadia rubber hose 90 to
Cooper & Co.'S, 100 Federal street. They KEEP
all kinds of Plumbing materials, and sell
them as low as at any store in the city, Try
theul. May 5-tf.
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THE
CentralRailr0ad
OFT IOWA.
$50 NEiaes isa Length.
Now Nearly COMPLETED.
Now Nearly Completed.

This Company are now pushing their work
forward with great rapidity, aud the entire lire
necessary to connect st. Louis and st. Paul is
graded and under contract to be finished this
season. The fact that this enterprise has been
undertaken by a combination of leading bank
ers and railroad capitalists of well known
wealth, experience aud ability, nsures its early
completion and future success.
The road runs through the richest and most
thickly settled portion of Iowa, and is built
in the interests of the great Northern system
of roads which centre at st Paul. The
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HAVANA, July 3o.-Fre'ghts continue very dull,
and close quite nominal at 81 a II ON boxes Sugar,
and S. q At hhds. do to the United States hence,
and sos l@ 52s 81 W ton to Falmouth for orders =
Chartered-For New York, bark Mary Evans Br)
1900 boxes Sugar, hence, at ST and hhds do at S4-
For Philadelphia, bark Thomas (BIl, 400 boxes Su
gar at 81; brig Caleb Nor) 1900 do no. at 81 O5 for
Cape Hatteras; brig Clara Adams and bark Henry
Sagua at $25 " ITO gals.
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AUCTION SALES.
VARIETY SALE
TO OLOsE CONsIGNNIENTa

nN SATURDAY next, Aug. 9Th, az 10 O'Clock A.
~ NJ, 81 sllesroom. 10 clio e suudrv consignments
Furniture, Bending CrOckery and Glass Ware CUT
lery. Fancy Goods, Ne. &C..
aug8td +. .. BAILEY & CO., Auctioneers.
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A r the rigging luft OF Boyd s Hanson, fi2nAn ~.
"a Wharf IN " aDNESDNY. Aug IOtb, at ~. M.
we Will sell suit Of standing Rigging al the DO Ks
most ct the iron work token ifom wrecked senooh
err of 20 tons rclistr Tie a7Oye is al in gOOG
order AMI can DO sstu at any .ime ar the pltce o.
sale. F1s particulars can on CHAS. II. CHASE q
aug5d F.o. BAILEY &, GO, Auct oneers.
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LONDON, Aug. 5-11.3O A. M-Tallow dull at 46s

LONDON, Aug. sill. 80 A. M-Talow dull at 46s.
LONDON Aug. 5-2 p. M.-Consols s9k a SOs for
money and account.
American securities firmer; U. s. 5-2Os, 1882 s3l
DO 1865, old, SO; do 1861, S25. Erie 15
LIVERPOOL, Aug. SO p. M-Cotton -Nfddling
upands I'D. California Wheat lis Sd "a lis ld Re
Western IS 81; Red Winter los "a 90 los Sd The re-
ceipts of wheat for three days 6,OO0 quarters
American 900 gu ,rters. Corn 32s 3d. Bacon Cos
for short rio middles.
LONDON, Aug. 5-5 P. NJ. - Conso's S9I @ S9s for
money and account. -st .Hn
American securities U. s. 5-20's, 1862, S3(; do
1865, old, S24i do 1861. s1l; u: S. iO4Os So Erie
shares AL Illinois Central shares 10l. Atlantic q
Great Western shaleS,19,
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MAINE.
TERRIFIC THUNDER sToRMs--NARRow ESCAPE
FROM DEATH

TERRIFIC THUNDER sToRMs-~NARRow ESCAPE
FROM DEATH.
BANGOR, Aug 5--A succession of terrific
thunder showers passed over this city and VI
entity yesterday, doing considerable damage to
property, but injuring no person. In the town
OF Hudson barn was struck by lightning and
totally destroyed with its contents. In raj
myra house was struck and The fluid passed
down through into the cellar, badly damaging
the house and furniture.
Ihree houses were struck ia this city, with
put little damage. In one house the children
nad become frightened and left their room 10
sieep with their parents, when the Huld enter
ed ine vacated apartment and demolished eve
rything 10 it. In another house lady was
stunned, but soon recovered. For two hours
IN the evening the lightning was almost inces-
SAINT and the thunderboltS passed into the
ground In many places without striking build
inSs. A very large amount of rain fell during
the day and evening.
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
An inmate of the lookup attempted to COM
NIT suicide tonight by hanging, using his linen
coat for cord, but was cut down in season to
save his life.
NORTH CAROLINA.
THE ELECTIONS.
RALEIGH, Aug. 5.--The conservatives have
carried the Legislature
Judge Brooks, of the United States Court,
IVA
well county prisoners.
TELEls kAPM ITEMS.
Prince Alfred is expected in Sydney on the
1st Of August.
nugget of gold weighing 90 pounds has
been found in Victoria
The Governments OF the fo1r colonies of
New South Wales are holding conference in
Melbourne and have agreed to accept pro-
tectOrate unless England Objects
Tho cottage of Hembold, the druggist, at
Long Branch, was robbed Thursday night Of
$4,000 worth Of diamonds, aud guest at one
OF the hotels met similar loss of several thou
sand dollars.
The President returned to Washington Fri
day and held a Cabinet meeting.
Forty thousand dollars are now offered for
the detection of the Nathan murderer.
The vessels which are to participate in the
race Tor the Queens cup on Monday are get
ting ready for the contest
1t is said that the President is soon to issue
proclamation of neutrality.
Public opinion in Mexico is favorable to
Prussia
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Foreign Markets.

LONDON, Aug 5-It.30 A.M.-Consols $50 for mon
ey, andSSk for account. .- . r.
American securities -Unired States 5-20s 1862, al
S2t: do 1865, old S2I; do 1867. 80; U s. 1040s so :
Erie shares 41. Iilois Central shares 10i. Atan il
and Great Western shares 10.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 5-1l.30 A. NJ. Cotton steady
sales 10 600 bales; Mddlng upands 71d; MiddlinE
Orleans SD. Receipts of the week 81 900 bales, o
which Is 1000 bales were American. Sales OF the weel
$1,000 bales. The stock of Cotton on hand $4,000
bales. of which 2S7.7OO bales are American. Cor,
32s 3d q 1928 I'D. Pork 1925 Cd. Lard 7is. Sugar 81
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If IT Is THROWN IN YOUR TEETH that you
do not keep your dental apparatus in proper
trim, it is your own fault, for all the world
knows that you might do SO by using the
matchless vegetable dentri6ce SozoDoNT.
"SPALDING's GLUE" Cheap, convenient
and useful Mends everything. aug1-eod1w
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MARINE Disaster Ship Nor wester. Can't.
Mosner, OF Boston, arrived at this port yester-
day, under underwriters orders, from st. Bar
tholomew. She sailed from Callao for Ham.
blrg with cargo of guano, but nut into ST
Bartholomew leaky and in distress. was snr-
veyed and condemned. The larger portion of
her cargo was transhipped on board shin Mes
ssnger Capt. Lcavitt, aud the Nor'wes,er was
ordered home for repairs, and came here for
orders. She will probably go into the dry dock
to be overbaned aud repaired by the under
writer's She brought about 400 tons guano on
underwriters account. The Nor'wester i:
chiefly owned in Biddelord, though she hail;
from Boston.
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A REPULsIvE INsEcT.--We hive lately
printed several practical cautions against the
use of jute switches, publishing, among other
items, an account of q fatal result in Water
vile. Mr.. j. p. Smith, the hair-dresser, No
100 Exchange street, showed us last evening
one of the vermin, which he took yesterday
from japanese switch, and il is one of the
most repulsve looking insects that we wish TO
see. 1t is smaller than the body Of a flea but
put under an ordinary he microscope was
magnfed to a length of nearly three quar-
tiers of an inch 1t is of brown color, semi
Opaque, with neatly as many legs as a centipede
Projecting from the head are two horns half
as long as the creature, curved like the horns
of an ibex, corrugated like the icelers of the
lobster. Attached to the rear part CT the bod y
are two pairs of claws, in two parts, the up
per closing over the lower like parrots BILL
The jaws appear to be of extraordinary power;
and altogether the sight of such creature caus-
es one to involuntarily shrink. We hear that
several ladies' in this vicinity have discovered
these things in their switches; and ve give
this additional caution to discard this silly an
unsafe style Of head dress Mr. Smith has this
specimen at his rooms and those who curious
to investigate and study the structure OF the
animal are at liberty to do so
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WliIiS ANA q iliiOtA "a <NNbahVh"
yxvIII be sold in the Village Of Brownfield. with
w il one aud hat mites OF = * o T. K, on
Wednesday. August 10 b, 1910, at 10 O'Clock In zoe
forenoon the Old ry er IA ills aud prvilege, tan ex-
csleut water powerl together with more tban 3]OOeo
of standing hetnloak and white pine timber; also
set OF new buildings. consisting OF a TWO s,ory
fr,syIi,G Louse shed an disable. aus4w1t
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The Remaining portion Of this
Loan noaU for sale at 81 I-2 and ac-
c1ued interest d1s currency. Cam be
had at the COnpanD's AOencies, in
NeaU York or Boston; IN Nesc York,
Tanner d. Co., Bankers. NO.40 WaU
ST., or ". r. Converse d Co., No. "a
Pine NJ. In Boston. Of E. Rollins
Morse d. Bro. No. 81 State 81.
PGmphsets, Maps and all i,,1Or-
marion can be obtained. at either Of
the dboce named agencies.
Ihe attention Of Capitalists and
Investors IS particularly aasUited TO
these Securities. We are SATISFIED
they are all that could be desired,
and uaisesitafingly recommend
them. ~
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FURS, FURS.
4 IL u
CONFESSIONS OF an INIALID.

FURNISHED for the beueft Of young men and
otbers Who su1er rom from Nervous Debility
exc. supplying the means OF seltenre. Written by
one who cured himse T. and sent Tree on receiving
most. mid directed euvelore. Address,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Brooklyn, N. Y.
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