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The Wool N arket.

~. BOSTON, Oct. 1?:-lReported FOR the Press.l-
me following is list OF prices quoted this alter
.. Domestic-nho and Pennsylvania pick-lock 81 g
90; dochoice Xxx 81 q 53c; fine < 4s q 49c; medium
y g 49c; coarse "a 47c; ,cbigan extra and
Xxx 46 g 4sc; fine IS g 4ee; medium 45 q acc; COM
mon - a 45c: other Western extra A q acc; melt
nm 20 (0 46c; common ~ % 45c; pulled extra
IS g 3Nc; superfne 8. a 5oc; No ] at Is g 35c;
combine fleece at 81 55c California at IS @ 33c;
Iexas at 10 q 35c: Canada c0mbing So a 6Oc; Smyr-
ma w washed a! 20 @3'c. unwa. he'd 2 q zoe; smyrna
a. ~ sc; Buenos Ayres % "a 32 Cape of Good
&c; African un washed at rs "a Isc.
me mafket for fleece and pulled wool is firm and
demand good at full prices
Al new York the past week there was az increased
demand et Tor near'y all kinds OF domestic WOOL and
ne saes are larger in the aggregate han tor come
time past. Many of the streams in the manuiactur
ing lsIrlcts have been swollen by the recen rains
,nceht'y enable the mills to resum operations,
anu. az consequence. m nufacturers have shown
more dispositcn to our, base. Pine pule, wool has
Deen IN active request but the scarcity has prevented
large transactions Oregon wool has also been sought
amer, and we note considerable business in that kind.
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For THE EFFECT PRODUCED BY FELLOW
COMPOUND SYRUP OF HYPoPHosHITEs in Dis
eases OF the Lungs the inventor is permitted to
refer to the medical gentlemen in in st. John,
N. B., whose signatures are attached hereto:
WILLIAM BAYARD, NJ. D.
EDWIN BAYARD, MD.
THOMAS WALKER, M. D.
JOHN BERGMAN, NJ D., Ed.
DIR. TOMBSTONE. L. R. C. S, Ed
GEORGE KEATON, M. D.
w. H. HARDING, Nj. r, c. s,
JOHN BAXTER. NJ. d.
I'D. WHITE, M. d.
7. w. GARRETT, NJ. D.
l, Aaron Award, Mayor of the City of st
John, in the Province of New Brunswick, hay
ing examined the letters of Drs Earle, Addy,
Clay, Jacobs, and also the signatures attached
to the foregoing permit of reference, hereby
certify that believe them all genuine.
can also testify to the high tnerapeutical
value of Fellows COMPOUND SYRUP OF HY-
PoPHosPHITEs, and consider it deserving of at
tention by the profession generally.
In testimony whereofI have here
(, unto set my hand and affixed my
} Great Seal of MavOralty at the Guy of st.
Seal. E. John this sixty day of February in
\@~' the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and s,xtv-eigbt.
AARON AWARD, ID.
Mayor of the City of st. John.
Oct7 d&Sw1w
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OCTOBER TEAM, A. d. 1870 BARRows, j., PRE-
SIDING.
WEDNEsDAY.-The traverse jury was empanelled
as follows:
Geo H Barton. Cape E'izabeth; Charles Bintord
Baldwin,; Seth H. Bra 'ketf, Portland Daniel L.
Brett, Oisteld Ezra Carter, Portland; Amos col
BY, Grav; VIM. Davis, g rham; Edwari F Flint.
Cane Elizabeth; Ira P. harrington. PORTLAND; Alvah
s. Marston, Pownal; George l.. Merrill, Harpswell;
Isaac Moselev, Stanaish
Supernumeraries Benz F. Morse, Brunswick;
Leonard Parker, Wesfbrook; Nelson NJ. Sh 4w, Cum
berland; Geo n. Soue, Yarmouth; iona. A. Trum-
BILE, Brmgt0n.
Nathan Cummings ct. ais. in equity vs.. Maine Gen.
trail Railroad Company. Notion for an INJUNCTION
against the Maine Central Railroa Co. and others.
to restrain the company rom changing their euage
and extending the road into Portland In the AFTER
noon the attention OF Judge Barrows was called by
plaintiffs counsel to the motion for an injunc ion
and the Judge dec ded that the case was not pre-
scented in m inner to au horize injunction, the
bill not having been sworn in accordance with the
rules of the CourC.
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The THOMAS CoNcERTs.-Our citizens will
remember that the sale of reserved seats for
the Thomas Concerts commences at Stock
bridges tomorrow at nine O'clock tits need
less for us to expatiate on the character of the
music offered; the orchestra have been here,
they have"been listened to with delight, they
are known to be the finest body of musicians
in the country, and in addition to the usual
attractions. our Haydn Society will assist on
the Beethoven night. Why, the rendering of
the Choral Fantasia by the grand orchestra.
chorus of two hundred voices. and piano, at
which the finest lady pianist who has ever WIS.,
tied this country, Miss Mehlig, will preside. is
such musical treat as will probably be list
ened to not more than once in a lifetime.
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The BRUNSWICK REGATTA.-The rowing re-
gattas, which were announced to take place at
Brunswick on Wednesday were postponed on
account of the heavy storm. until the first
pleasant afternoon. A great deal of interest
had attached to these races and the attend.
ance would undoubtedly have been large
Sur races had been arranged; one for four and
six cared boats, ne for double shells, a third
fer single boats and the fourth for students'
boats The following were the entries. West
Fad, SIX oars and E herald, four oars, both Of
Portland. Second race:
Slippery Elm, W. R. Shaw, Bath. sbinp,e
w f Stevens, Bath, Engish Bloude, c. P.
Perk ~. Portland No N.me Henry Bast.
O'Conner Dan. John ODonnell, Portland
N,rth Star, VI Davis, Portland.
S!uisnts' Rice Don Quxote, w. A. Blake
Cane On, F E. Whitney. Warbler, II. M
Heath. M Name. John Boyden.
D2n5Ie Sculls. Shoo Fly, Q: Williams. and
W. f.. Stevens. Hour, w. r. Shaw and E
Hume. F,ugh Ballagh, M. Davis, and j
O'DOnnell
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A Washington despatch says information re-
ceived by the Republican Executive Commit
tee shows SO tar that the Democrats have not
gained more than four members Of Congress in
Tuesdays election, the Democratic list stand
at 10 to 10 for the present House, and AZ to 46
for the Republicans from the States that held
elections. The result surprises both parties.
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on him and stabbed him several times In the
back and fa.e. With the blood streaming from
the wounds and face, be rushed into the cap
fa1n's room-as the latter also says-and re-
quested him to come on deck. The mate re-
turned to the deck aud was soon followed by
the captain, but in the interval he was again
attacked, and to save his lie discharged his
pistol, killing jenkins, one OF the ringeaders
McCourt complained of tie seamen, or some
OF them, for assault with intent to kill. A COM
committed for examination. The crew, James
Walker, James Ross, Charles Feary and
Richard Jackson, were arrested and held in
$1,000 for examination The crew say that Jen-
kins was not the man fred at BY the mate, but
that he receiver the bullet intended for anoth-
er man, who lodged it,
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TELEGRAPH IrEMs.

The Democrats OF ST. Louis have nom;p ated
Gen; Frank +. Blair for the lower House OF
the Legislature.
Augustus Crummett, one of the persons
who was killed by boiler explosion at Lowell
on Tuesday was 10 years old and belonged in
Canaan, in this State
The Democrats of Massachusetts, have unapi-
mous'y re-DOminated Hon. John SOuin, v
Ad ans for Governor. '
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The SHOOTING AFFAIR ON BOARD SHIP
VIM. A. CAMPBELL.-John McCourt, second
mate on board ship VIM. A. Campbell, charged
with shooting and killing Henry jenkins, one
of the crew, has made q statement of the al
fair. He says that about halfpast five o'clock
on the morning of Sept. "a, be had occasion to
order the crew on deck, when five or six of
them refused to obey, saying that they would
not turn out until six o'clock. He then at.
tempted to enforce his command, when the
men, who were armed with knives, turned up
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The LUNATTc. We Published in Tuesday 8
issue an item from the Boston Traveller in re-
1ation to Ellis B. Usher, of this city, who was
picked up at sea, and was taken to the station
house in Salem, Mass, as a lunatic. Yester-
day his mother called upon us and stated that
her son left her to go, as he said. upon whal-
ing voyage, siuce which time she had heard
no,hiug from him. We advised her to write
to the Mayor of Salem, and obtain further in
formation about her son. The Traveller OF last
evening states that he still remains at the sta
ton house 10 Salem, no information having
been received as to his identity. He has had
to be kept in irons to prevent his doing injury.
He will probably be sent to the hospital.
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AUGUSTA, Oct. Ii This afternoon the down
freight train on the Portland and Kenuebec
road was thrown from the track near Dresden
station and the cars badly smashed. No one
was injured. The regular passenger trains
were DELAYED nearly two hours :.
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ROBBERY OF BELFAST MAN IN BosToN.-
DR.. Emerson from Belfast, who was on his way
to Buffalo, to see his son, was robbed in a
liquor shop in Boston Tuesday OF $1,000, by a
liquor dealer named Lambert, to whom the
Doctor had imprudently exposed his money.
Lambert was arrested yesterday. and will have
an examination to-day,
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AUCriON sa.
Dwelling House at Auct,on

POSTPONED on account Of the storm from DC 10.
nN SATURDAY., Oct. 18th, at 2 O'Clock p NJ. The
~ north-eas er'y house in the new block on Pram-
hall .tra er numbered a. contain ins nine fin, nod
rooms in erect order; g,od c. ar, wa or, &c Lot
about 27x1i'. extend ng THROUGH o arsenal street,
afordh e "A fine place tab e. Terms o. raw
mt maze know at time OF sac. The property is
cffered at large discount from cost. as the owner
has eft the State. wiz be so'd II pirate sale by
GFO. Y DAVIS q CO.,
UT st auction as above, ny
oct1td f. O BAILEY & Co.. ducFrS.
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Choice GrOc rie~ aVd tore Fla
lures at Auction.

nNFRlDAY, OF 14'h. at 2 1-2 o'clock p. Nj we
y, sha'' sell the stock i'll T. Re N 1872 Exc"anee
street consisting IL part chs Tea, whole Cot e.,
flour. whole and pure ground Spices, sta'ch R'is-
ms, soap syrup Dried rp'e-, cannef & DDS In va
inss Farioa, ocoa Shells Salafatus, perts, Corn
Starch, r)barcO, c gas i'm orted lie SoaD. sat
Backing y hole AID srii Peas Pe1ns. Rice Wash
board. CIohe- Pias &c. Store t,I nj ure. Stove,
Ice Chest, Coun e. bench top) Piatf Scales, Cot
tee Mil, lei Tin Sp ee Cans Me ,sures scoops. &c
The Al owe good. ire n and trst q ass.
oe'2 o. BAILEY & co, ,uctioueSr-.
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Fine Furniture. Carpets, &C., by
Auction

nNTUESDAY. OF. IS h, at 10 o'clock A NJ we
~ SD al sell tn Flu niture IN hon Q M. az .rackett
STREE, consisting in part OF Parlor Suit 10 gren
plush am back walnut, DIvan and Ottomans 10
IN ten, Sifas Easy char, eL.gani black walnut
Book Case marble top Tables. Whatn &, Or 81 $,
Eng. Bus els Caipet Oil Paintipgs and En- ravings
Chm Sc Tables, ms hoginy ham e Sc .mahng my
and painted Chamber fu nu e. ne ,ther Beds at
tiesses W rrote. rotary b. ok walnut Exten ION
Table, ining Chairs CHESTNUT 81 leboar (m .rt
Ironing 1atle. together = th the Krch.n Furniture
Ibis furniture was all made to orer is of u est
finish and W rkmaushp. The parior furniture will
SID a. ~ o'clp,k.
Atl9i C'clo X, one side spring Wa ION. j. NJ KIM
ball & o. make; Oce light mes; Childs CAR
riage: together with stable utensils.
Oc1ztd +. o. b AI,IEY s. Co, Auetiopeers
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TIVE WILLIAMS Frxn If nil, ~ - >,

THE WILLIAMS FUND. 1t will be remem-
bertd that subscription paper, soliciting
funos for the children of the late gal ant COM
mander Williams of the U. s. navy. who was
drowned by the sinking of the "Oneida" in
japan, through the scoundrelism of Captain
Eyre was left at the reading room of the Mer.
chants Exchange and attention called to il
through the papers, WIN. Senter being ap.
pointed receiver OF the funds. We learn that
nearly $4,000 has been raised at home. and
abroad, but regret to say that only five dollars
We're raised in Portland, and Maine is Capt.
Williams native State. In ali other matters
Maine has been generous and particularly
Portland. Six thousand dollars was raised for
Calais, seven Thousand for the Uoion sufferers
in Ea t Tennessee during the war, large sums
and abundance of clothing for our soldiers in
the field but in aid of the childr-n of a noble
sailor aud brave man only five dollars s
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GRAY HAIR RESUMES ITS ORIGINAL COLOR
under the Of operation PHALoN's VIrALIA, OR
SALVATION. FOR THE HAIR, which contains
nothing dirty, is transparent, without sedl-
iment, leaves no stain on the scalp, no un-
pleasant odor in the thair.
Sold by all druggists and fancy goods deal
erS. Oct1O eodlw
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AM account. ~ '
American securities quiet; U. S. 5-2O's 1862, 9l5;
90 1865, DID, 902: do 1867, s93: U. s 10-4Os So Erie
shares - Illinois Cen raj shares ia. Allan ic and
Great Western shares 81. ,fta4 49, -
10 90. bales; Mildline uplands 81 a SD, RED WEST
efn wheat Is III "a IS sd. Corn zSs 81 q 29s.
FRANKFORT, Oct 12.-6P P. M.-U. S. 5-2Os of 1862
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NEW u A N ssSHIKE.

THE FI~CATAtUA PA1E.
PORTSMOUTH, Oct. II The Piscatsouia Fair
winch was postponed on Wednesday en- ac-
count OF the storm will be continued the next
fair day. The procession, races &c W IL take
place as before announced, Thursday and FRI
day if the weather is good. -
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TIE WORD "SozoDoNT," which is fast be-
coming household word, is derived from the
Greek, and composed of two words, Sozo and
ODoNTEs. 5000, translated, means to pre-
serve, and ''odontes,' the teeth. SozoDoNT,
preserver of the teeth. And it is true to its
name.
"SPALDING's GLUE, W i'll mend your ways,
or anything else that needs mending.
Oct1O-eOd1W
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STEINER ORIENTAL plying between Sebago
Lake station and Naples, B-idgton aud Har-
rison will not make regular trips until after
rain falls sufficient to rise the water in the
river connecting the Lakes. Should rain fall
the steamer will commence regular trips on
Monday. oct17tf
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MANS A q d Us icrTS.
THE ODD FELLOWS CELEBRATION AT Law
RENEE

RENEE.
Especial Dispatch by Interua tional Line.l
LAWRENCE, Oct 12.-Notw outstanding that
the day has been most stormy one the Odd
Fellows of Essex county turned out in goodly
numbers to attend the celebration here to-day.
Every Lodge and Encampment in the county
reported at headquarters before noon in dimin-
ished numbers to what they would have done
had not the storm prevented. But little was
done in tho forenoon and the visiting brothers
were made as comfortable as possible at the
Lodge rooms and the City Hail. The Grand
Lodge, together with visiting members, officers
Of The day, &c., to the number of about SIX
hundred sat down to dinner at the Franklin
House and were most bounteously provided
for, Past Grand Patriarch Rand of Charleston
invoking the divine blessing. At half past 8
o'clock it vas decided to form the line for a
short p,arch, which was done as nearly as
could be in the same order as was laid out for
the forenoon. The procession moved at half
past four O'Clock and Notwithstanding the mud
and rain made fine appearance. 1t was
about half a mile in length and was continu-
ed an hour, when the men wer, dismissed till
the promenade concert to come off in the City
Hall in the evening. The Band Concert which
was upon the programme for the afternoon
upon the common was obliged to be postponed
as was also the balloon ascension. The Law
renee Brass Band, twenty-eight pieces, and
Browns Brigade Band of Boston of about the
same plumber, discoursed alternately some very
fue selections Of music in the City Hall in the
afternoon and their productions were received
with rounds Of applause by large audience. -
The display Of decorations which would hsv
formed an Interesting chapter had the day
been pleasant we're not up to any great extent
save in the Halls and upon few public build.
ipgs. Altogether the rain has had most
damaging effect upon the public display, but
the opportunity for social and fraternal inter-
cou cse will have lasting effect.
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
ITO the Associated Press.l
FITcHBURG. Oct 12.-The Massachusetts
State Convention assembled here to-day. 26t
towns, represented by 932 delegates John
Quincy Adams was nominated for Governor
by reclamation and the balance OF the State
as follows: Lieut. Governor, James On alta
way of Springfield; Secretary OF State, Luther
Stevenson of bingham; Treasurer, Levi Hey
wood Of Gardiner; Auditor, Phineas Anen OF
Pittsfed; Attorney General, w. w. warren O
Brighton. Mr.. Chattaway is on the LABOR re-
form ticket for Lieut. Governor.
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A FULL line Of Umbrellas from 80 cents up
wards at Cogia Hassan's

On and after Monday Sept. 18th, passengers
wishing to take the Steamer Oriental for
Bridgton and Harrison " i'll take the Portland
and Ogdensburg cars at the Portland and Ken
nebec R. R. Depot at 1880 P. NJ, instead of
7.15 A. M. If
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stoves, carpets. q C sat

NE fridav, October 14h, at 10 o'clo k A NJ,
N1at sslesroom wa shall sell one now nar or u / in
green hap ana Black Wapn made To oaet, Ma
hog my, Blark Walnut and Painted Fnrni ur Cook
P1rloI, Coa' and Alright Stoves Brns-el AMI In
es. Feather Bells Bedding. Blankets g.
ociltd F. o. BAILEY s. CO., AuetIoneers.
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At Philadelphia the market for all grades Of do
mestic has been very firm. There has been little
more demand for fine fleece snd combing. and the
latter IS held for an advance, but other descrip
lions the transactions limited to the immr date
ward are resuming operations. and number of bu :
srs from that section have made their apl earance
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Horses at Auction.

THE span OF cream colored Ho ses known "a he
! 'Saff,r i Horses" will be sold at auction by y.
o. Bailev & 90, ut II O'clock SATURDAY.. October
18th. in Ma ket Square. They are per eetly sound
and KIND, excellent travellers and are sni Tor no
fault oc12ltd
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Sale of Forfeited Goods.

VTNHE following described Merchandise having Deep
Il seized Tor violation Of the Revenue Laws OF the
United States, and III Uni ri States appraisers It
this port having certified under cath that tie ex-
peDse OF fs keeping will al e-ly reduc. the net pro-
ceedS OF the SAFE, the same will be sofa a. puoc
auc II al The stable f Joseph sawyer, on Feuerai,
corner 1t MARKET st'e't in this city, On "Wednesday,
October 10, IT at 70 O'Clock M, to wit:
Chestnut toor-d Mare.
Buggy Wagon.
Ha So.
Under t. provisions Of Sec IS of the act entitled
"An vel further To p'event eelirg and for her
pu poses" approve Jul ~ 1865.
ISRAEL WASHBURN, Jr., Collector.
Portland, Oc'obeI II, 49,. oc,1ld
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JUDGE MORRIS PRESIDING.
WEDNrsDAY.-Siate vs.. William Gray. Common
drunkard. Plea, noe guilty. Decision. guilty. Sent
to the house OF correction for thirty days.
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THE TRoT ON THE SACo trek, open to all
horses wherever owned, which was advertised
for Wednesday, has been postponed on account
OF the storm to Saturday, Oct. 18th, at two
o'clock P. NJ, if good day and good track. 1t
will be the last and best trot of the season,
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ITO the Associated Press.1
W RCINsA.

DEATH OF GEN. ROBERT e. LEE.
LEXINGTON, Oct IL. Gen. Robert + Lee
died at half past nine this morning of cOnges-
ton Of the brain, aged So years, months and
% days.
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5000 yards Persian cloth worth IS cts. offer
ing at Ii cts. by the piece or yard at Cogia Has
sans
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U. s. Circuit Court.
nErnpE IunGr CT.TEROnh

wEDNEsDAY.-The hearing in the case OF Samue
d. ton Va. steam-tug Expres was finished this fore.
noon.
A. A. Str6ut. G. F. Talbot.
Geo. r. Dutton. L A. Emery.
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VOCAL MUslc-It will be seen by reference
to advertisement that Mr.. John l.. Shaw is
prepared to furnish appropriate music for all
occasions where music is desired, as he has
made arrangements with several of our lead
ing singers for that purpose. Tt is sufficient
for US to mention the name of Mr.. Shaw, to
establish at once the character of the music
offered. As the leading basso singer of our
city he is too we'll known to need any putting
from us and it will be great satisfaction for
our citizens that whenever they require vocal
music both in the form of quartette or of a
club of many voices, the very best that our
city can furnish can be obtained ona applica
ton to Mr. Shaw ....-
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PORTLAND ARIOXS
LECTURES BY

LECTURES BY
MAI Gen. Jas. X. UawIey. OF Conn. Sub
j-ct-"THE GEN LEMcN IN PuL1q les
Rev. Gee. !" Bic~ neil, OF Portsmouth, N. Il.
SUBJECT nor ann ,une ed. 10 - > =
ny. ~. 20 II. "urray, of Boston, Subje IT,
"THE ADIRoNDACKs." iaI : ~ : 80
AND HUMoR," - '" -
THE FULL PORTLAND BAND will. fur
MS music on the event. g OF Lee, ures r1
Season Ticket admitting 70 he en- ire course of
Leetu'es ann Concerts - %. for Sal everywhere
Mem"e.s 8 Text 2 So. Zee. h member Untitled to
two) to DC Obtained OF the Urea D P. d. Lock-
mar. Evening tickets TO Lee uras 80 cent e; e,e-
nlng ''chefs to oncerfs from 20 cents 10 81 90
kE'E WE'D Sc ATs.-Owing 10 the lar e numbe- Of
appncalons tor reese we'd seats, the Committee have
necded 20 ret n tue two front of seats in the
i,ers Ior tnat purpose. Price OF reserved seats
SiG0 Sac 10 commence Munuay morning, Oct "a,
Add1tiona! par iculars will be announced SOON
Per order r. & NJ
soc4eodtf Lecture and Concert Committee
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HORSES. CARRIAGES AND HARNESSES.
EVERY SATURDAY, al 10 O'Clock
PURE BIZ cd JERSEY COW with calf bv fpl,
blood Bull: ha- herd book pegrte
OPEN WAGON in good order for inme Hate use.
SECONDHAND Express wAGON-Lisht for
one horse, In cd running order.
BOSTlN BUILT H iCK-A nice thing, beeu
ed bnt two cas- n ;. AM IN goo! TunuiLg order.
Also Silver Mounted DUabe Harness.
Lap OR CARRIAGE r 'BES-Twentv new Lap
kohe'; Anew very high cOs'; ia I Of a bankrupt
stO k.
NEW STYLE TOP BU6GY-Poll up side eu-
tirely new iat'ern, rimned and finished in best
style. with blue cloth; sold 10 close assgnn ent
JiGG cR-ior one Doise, il good or Ter for imme-
date use.
HENRY TAYLOR, Auct'r.
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SPLENDID line of Persian cloth for fall dress
es. wor b So cts, selling for Is Gus. at Cogia
Hassan's, 129 Middle st.
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miscellaneous Notices.

SECOND PARISH FRsTIvAL-The Festival
and Fair of the Second Parish will be COZ
tinued this afternoon and evening" in couse-
quence OF the unpleasant state of the weather
yesterday 1t will be held in the vestry of
church on Congress and Pearl streets.