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srRrous AccrDnsT.-Las. Sill : 'ay as.
moot about five o'clock, two carpenters
named Augustus Dyer and a Mr.. Hyler were
prec'pated to the ground, distance Of some
twenty five feet, by reason Of a scaffnlding Civ
ing away on which they We're standing while
engaged in putting up water gutter on the
ell OF the two and a half story honse 10 pro
cess of erection on Spring street, near Brack-
EFT, and owned by w. H. Stephenson, ESQ.
Dyer caught at portion of the scaffodins as
he fell thus breaking the fall and escaped
without injury. Hyler struck on his shoulder
and, it is feared injured his spine and received
internal ipiar;es. He was conveyed to his
home on Bracket street and the best atten.
ton bestowed upon him. He formerly resided
Id nova Scotia. fs.,etdayshe was suffering
considerably.
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Domestic VI arkeis.

NEW YORK, Nov. T. Cattle market + Receipts
for the week S3l9 Cattle, 1888 Sheep and Lambs,
aud 81 CO. Swine. Thr VAIN weather OF The week
depresse live stock market, AMI price OF Cattle to-
day were "a &c bet hose OF last Mondays quota
tons; 20 to medium at u q 1910; good TO tat IA
q Ale; prime Is q i5Ic; average l29 9 i3c. Sheep
an Lambs active but heavy; supply dpre-sed;
prices on lower grade common 10 air q 49c goo
to prinl- S eep a &c: extra 81 a &c Lamb g q
So. swine dull heavy; i've hog u q 7sc; dressed
OF @as % ID.
new YORK. Nov 7-Cotton decidedly lower; sales
zoos bales; Miidiins uplands i6jc. Flour-State and
Western dull and 0D loc 10 er: State 80 a 20;
Ronnd Hoop ohio s. az 70; Western at 81 q 30;
Southern al $40 $50. Whe ighly in buyers'
favor; sales 95 o. BUSH; No. Spring at 26 q 70
for ew: No. "a, 10 tor cd Mute, Hed aid Am-
Der Western 80 q 81; White chigan st. Corn
verv scarce an "a SC oigher; stes "a 1000 bush;
Mixed Western at CSC Tor new: d 10 SO q Gle. Oats
frmer; ohio al &c "a ESQ; Yves ern at 55l % 5j3c
Bee-pl lin at IL 20 q Is o; extra IS Oh q Is 90.
Pork gu It and stead, new mes at "a 81 a "A so;
prime at 21 o. q % 80 Lar frmcr; sales sieam at
13J 20 l5lc. Butter dull; Ohio at 20 e sc; Stare at
26 q isc. Whiskey-Western tree a, 50 g 9Oic Rice
moderately active: Ca,oiua at "a C3c. ug ii m;
Porte Rico at 10 q 10se; Mu>covpio at 81 q 1OSc;
fair to I'd refningat 81 "a Zoe; No. II Dutch stand
ard at 1asc. Naval Stores Spirits Turpsntlne firm
er; quoted at 46c Resin steady and shade east r;
sales at 95 strained. Petroleum steady; crude
at l2c; refined at 2Slc. Tallow dull at 8. q sc.
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HAVANA, Nov. 5-Sugar-NOs. IL t, ~ Dutch STAN
dard firm at "a a 81 reals y be, Nos. Is t. 20
firm at log q Ia reals. There will be no 2rinOiDg
before oecemb l.; the cane looks well. Nos. 10 10
Moasses sugar hrm shocks steady box II q ~
reals; hogsbead IS q 90.
LONDON, Nov. I'll 30 A. M.-Conso 90 for mon.
ey and account.
American securities Quiet U. S, 52Os, 1862 s9A; do
lS'S. old, SSi; do 1861 I, O. S. lc49s SIT Stocks
EASIER Ere shares 49, Ii nois Central 1l34; Atlantic
q Great Western 29l.
LIVERPOOL, NV. I'll 80 A. M.-COtton heavy;
sales estimated at 10000 bales: Middug upands 81
g ssd; do Orleans 81 q 9si. New Milwaukee Wheat
W VI 9 Us "a; red Winter do los "a los Id. Corn 29s
1or new. PORK los Cd Lard 74s.
L 'NDoN, Nov. LEO p. M.-Consols 9SJ Tor mon
ey and account.
American securities quiet. Stocks frmer Illinois
Central 1i3
LIVERPOOL Nov. II 80 P. NJ Cotton fat; MIDI
ding uplands 81 % 3D. Beet l07s CT. TIE receipts
OF Cotton Friday last las 900 bales instead CT
as reported Friday.
LONDON, Nov. IA 30 P. M.-Consos 93t a 93l for
money and account.
American securties-U. s. 5-20's, 1862, saA; do
1888, old, $50: DO 1867, 9OJ; do 1O-4s S7I Stocks
Erie shares 1st. Illinois Central 1I2I Atlantic q
Great Western shares 20l.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. = 4.30 P. M.-Cotton fat Mid
ding upiands al std sales 10000 bales. Refined Pc
tTOleum Is 15d.
1S62s. VA I've
LONDON, Nov. IA 80 P. M-ReAued Petroleum
Is I'd e is6s Lnseed Oil easier at e2s los.
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To the Editor Of the Press:
The article in yesterdays PREss sigr ed by
Parent appears to call foI an EXPLANATION.
The outside doors at Chestnut Street Church
were closed last Sunday afternoon, after the
congregation was seated, at the earnest request
OF oue of the managers Of the Y, NJ. G. A., un
der whose auspices the meeting was holden,
who stated to me that Mr.. Moody so desired
that he might have tie room perfectly quiet,
and thus secure the undivided attention of
those present.
The doors were MT closed except for mo.
ment, until sometime after three o'clock, and
1t Is to be regretted, said Parent" was uufor-
tunately late.
There were persons at hand TO open the doors
at moments notice, should occasion require.
such fire and the like.
This parish intends at all times to have its
church doors wide omen, that all. who will NAV
enter and receive a cordial welcome.
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Fieights to Liverp ,6l lower; Cotton per steam g
d. lll. El,nr o. Ei. What old

FIeghts to Lverp 6l lower: Cotton per steam q
e-lo'li Flour Is 6di Wheat 9id.
CnioAoo. Nov. Flour quiet. Wheat firm with
fair demand; No. spring hicago ut 95c for DID,
Corn advancing with fair demand; No. mixed at
o1c Oats frmer with an active demani; No. at
N S a kys steady; No. al go High Wines n"mi
nal AT s53c Mess Pork at "a 90 old and Il 90 III
nv TN; atrd a, 1Sc Live Hogs steady at 60 q Go
Receipts - 1000 bb,s flour 90 OcG hnsb wheat
$500 bush. barley, 400 no q
Snipments-s5o GOO bbls. fl ,ur, 54,Gn0 BUSH wheat,
ley, 3 500 hogs. '"'
CINCINNATI, Nov Live hogs. Provisions and
Gre. meats nominal and unchanged. Wbiskev de.
clining at S59 Sic.
Nnw t'hLEsss. Nov. LECTION DUH and pou;
nal; Midding upiaDds at 153c.
SAVANNAH, Nov. T. Cotton irregular; Middlng
uplands Isle.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 7.-Cotton neglected.; Mid.
ding upands at 15ic.
BILE, Nov. 7.-Cotton dull; Middling uplands
n
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CONN.NCTsCrT.

NEw uAVEN, Nov. 1.-THE Palladium of to-
"or,ow morning Will contain an important let
,tt'er ADDRESSED to Secretary Cox, endorsing
ms poncy, approving OF his action in retiring
lt"ss ane ao'net condemniog the assessment
reform in the manner of making annontman,s
and the tenure OF Office in the civil service 80 :.
The letter is signed by large number of n.
prominent business and professional men Of
this city Including the president and most Of
the profe sSors of Yale College, vi
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G O Nj Nj II K CIAL,

Receipss BY Railroads aud steam b0aiss
STEAMER FOREST CITY. FROM BosToN-1s pkgs
castings, SOAP stone stoves, 95 bills pals, bols
paints, 80 do oil, 20 half do hser, bales gmbia, II
tcs lard BAGS dye stnfis rs bdls salt fish, 70 pigs
furniture Q bds sheet irop 40 bldes. bale hair, "a
Ii kins lard, horse. For Canada and up country. 20
Ikgs furniture. organs. stoves 4S bis leather 50
boxes salt, bales gambia II Rags paper stock, kegs
lead, CT casks dye stuff, 150 pi gs to order.
GRAND TtUNK RAILWAY oceans milk, 2 cars
do wool, do snndries, $500 bbls -four. For shipment
east, 700 hbls -four, car oil
MAINS CENTRAL RAILwAY-21 cases merchar-
disc 20 bds shovels As crpet., 1853 bbls apples
As eds bowels, 81 boxes axes. 81 10 sundries
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OUtSlANA.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov z Election passed of
quietly U. S Marshal Packard and deputies
were on duty all day and perfect order was
preserved throughout the city Nothing def
mite is known in regard to the election in the
cry. The count is progressing slowly In the
II Congressional district Gen. Sheldon (Rep
Is believed to be elect, d, no Democrat opposing
him, though Walsh Christina (Rep received
the Democratic support
Trenton gives a Republican majority of 80;
Vienna gives Democratic majority of 300 es-
umated; Delhi polled 112votes, of which only
.hrEe or our were Republicans. Monroe polled
e36 votes and the Republican majorityIis estI-
mated at $50. Geu Longstreet cast his mai.
den vote to-day, voting the straight Republi-
can ticket.
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CAPsIzED. " esterday afternoon a man at
tempted to 90 from here to Freeport in his
sloop, thu Gazalle, craft of about, five or six
TINS without ballast When off the Portland
Co.. wharf his vessel was struck by a squall
and capsized. The man as she went over
jumped into dory the sloop was towing be-
hind. A boat manned by crew from the Ma
honing put off aud took the capszAd boat in
tow and brought it to Custom House whrrf
where it was rigbted add the water biiled out.
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OCTOBER ERM-BARROws, j., PRESIDING.
Mo DAY-Benj. e. Wentworth VS.. Hartford Fire
Insurance Co. Action OH policy oil insurance against
fire 20 the amount of $1,000 stock Of W. l. goods
and groceries and such other articles as are common
ly kept in country store, contained story and
halt building, situated at South Limnetnn, which
stock and building was wholly consumed by FIRE on
the 18Th OF May, 1867. Testim my all out ana argu-
ments to commence this morning.
Littefeid. wohh
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INDICTMENTS FOR VIOLATION OF LAW.
CINCINNATI, Oct Trey. Maxwell P. Mad
III has been indicted by the United States
grand jury for receiving brides to defraud the
government, in the collection of the revenue
curing his term as assessor of the 2d district
Inc jury also indicted Lewis and Henry Car
Ter OF Lawrence county, for violation of the
law for enforcing the 10Th amendment by pre-
venting colored men from voting
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Superior Cont.

OCTOBER TERM-GoDDARD, j.. PRESIDING.
MoNDAY.-Inhabitants OF Bri,lgton VS.. Inhabitants
OF Oxford. Action to recover Tor supplies furnished
by plaintiffs to one Margaret Farris whose support
plaintiffs sl!ese waslegalIy chargeable to the town
of Oxford. The arguments were made this at ernoon
Harmon-Virgin. SC Sfrout.
A, Strout, T 7 Perry
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Brig Mary Conley, from-a Nova Scotia port
with coal, struck on reef on the east end of
fisher's Island, Monday morning, and will
probably b. total loss.
John Harrington, Of Springfield, Mass. has
been arrested at Hartford, Conn, for horse
stealing.
D1pont's U. s. battery mas left Fort Adams
for New York.
A Madrid dispatch says Spain will not per.
NIT the sale Of Cuba to the United States or
any other nation.
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RELIGIOUS AT the First Baptist church on
Sunday, the rite of baptism was administered
to young men, and parsons received the hand
OF fellowship. AT the Chestnut Street Metbo-
dist, in the forenoon, four we're admitted by
baptism and one BY letter. At the.'State St.
Church three were admitted by letter and one
by confession, and five infants were taptised.
At the High ST. Church three we're admitted
by letter. At the First Parish one was admit
ted by baptism
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PERSONAL Capt. E. freeman commanding
Revenue Steamer Mahoning returned to the
city ON Saturday evening, from Washington,
where he had been to undergo the profession
al examination prescribed By the Secretary of
the Treasury for captainsi of theI revenue
marine service of the United States. THE
many friends Of Capt. Freeman will be glad to
learn that he passed the ordeal successfully
We doubt not the "Mahouing" during the
coming winter, will sustain her ancient repu-
tation tor succoring the unfortunate mariners
who may be cast away, or disabled on our
rock bound coast
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A MAINE CAPTAIN AND CREW ALL RIGHT
We learn from Captain Sheppard of the Addie
B. Hale that Captain Robert Dyer and crew of
the "Ida f. Wheeler Of this port are safe
The ida +. Wheeler" went ashore in the
great hurricane OF the 9th Of October at New
River, Florida. The Addie B. Hale is at Key
West dismasted Capt. Sheppard says the
whole OF that coast is strewn with fragments of
wrecks and portions of cargoes, the results of
tibet fearful storm.
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RUN AwAY.-A horse attached TO a chaise.
and belonging to W. H. Fssseuden, Esq, took
fright on Exchange street yesterday afternoon,
by reason of boy flirting play bin in his
face, and dashed up The street at .headlong
speed. Opposite our Office he narrowly escaped
the team of Mr.. Adams of the Argus, and also
an express cart, andsthen turned up Federal
street, down Temple, and down Middle to the
corner OF Exchange where his feet caught in
his blanket and man rushed up and seized
him. No damage was doue to ybody or any
thing other than the chaise which was some
what injured.
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If you desire rosy cheeks and complexion
fair and free from Pinples, Blotches and Erup-
tions, purify yonr blood and invigors tie your
system by taking DR.. Pierce's Alt Ext. or
Golden Medical Discovery. 1t has no equal
for this purpose, nor as a remedy for oliver
Complaint" or "Billousness," Consumption
of the Bowels, severe lingering Coughs and
Bronchitis. Sold by druggists. DR. Pierce's
private Government Revenue Stamp, bearing
upon it the words 81. S. Certificate of Genu-
iueness" is on the outside wrapper of the gen.
uine. nOv8f h-eOd1 W tut h-s&w1t.
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BREAK The store OF j. b. Mathews on
Commercial street. near the foot of MouItOn
street. was entered some time SUNDAY night
or early yesterday morning by breaking the
cellar window and then forcing up the cellar
scurtle. All the rogues got for their pains was
about dollar and half in coppers.
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MAsSACuUsECTS.

POLITICAL MEETING IN BOSTON
BOSTON, Nov. THE Republicans held
meeting tonight in F'nenil Hail, also in
Charlestown, Chelsea and other towns in the
vicinity. which were largely attended The
supporters of Wendell Phillips met at fremont
Temple in COED numbers and were addressed
by Phillips, Rev. A. A. Miner and Others The
Indications ere that large vote will be poled
tomorrow.
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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
Owest possible rates. VIM. NJ. MARKS.
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Misceilanea MS Notices.

HARPER's BAzAAR.-The number for next
week, richly illustrated, has been received at
the periodical deDot of Messrs Fesserden
Bros, No. 8 Deering Block; asv by D. Went
worth, dealers in books, stationery. &C.. 337
Congress, corner of Oak street. This journal
Of Fashion takes the lead Of all others, and is q
welcome visitor to the parlor circle
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Domes tic N ews.
NJ AIN E..
Preparations in New York for the
Election.
The Louisiana Election.

Especial Disnatch by Western Union Line.l
TEACHERS INSTITUTE. te
LEWISTON, Nov. 9-The Androscoggin
County Teachers Institute commenced its ses-
sion in this city to-day and will continue
through the week.
FIRE AT GREENE.
The dwelling house OF James T. Bursiel, of
Greene, was totally consumed by fire Satur.
day morning. Loss about $1,000. Insured for
$500 in the Security of New York.
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RHODE ISLAND.

PROVIDENCE, Nov. ga fire at midnight
destroyed the lumber yards OF W. G. r Mon
~ & Co, Angel & Lansing and Ezra D.
Fogg, one dwelling, two barns, four horses
SC. Probable loss 100000 to $4,000.
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PREsENTATIoN.-LaSt FridaN evening the
attaches of the Custom House in this city pre-
scented to one of their number, Mr.. Charles HI
Frost an elegant Bible as token of their re-
gard. The presentation va, made by Mr. A,
o. Clark in neat and pointed speech. to
which Mr.. Frost appropriately responded. Mr..
Frost has resigned his position in the Custom
House tc 90 into business.
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Frelyhis.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 5-Freights-The rates to
Liv rpooi are unchanged; we quote four at Is 81 F.;
gram at 3d. and weight ~ 25s. A baIQue was taken
with grain Tor Belfast at IS. West Inuia reghts as
we have noticed for some time past continue dull.
In oil reghIs there is very little doing. A barque
was taken for Continental port at 6s " DBL.
GALVESTON. Oct. 29.-There has been a very light
movement, aud as the tonnage is largely increased
and Cotton comes in slowly, rates ex 1blt down.
ward tendency. We 'ote to Liverpool by sail 4 q
and Havre nominal; New York by sream 1c d fb !;
New TX by sail g &C.; Boston by sail &c " ID.
We quote Cotton to Liverpool sail, a. ll-ldd p fb /;
do do sail. @ 81; Boston, do &c; New orleans,
steam Is y bale. Hides Boston, by sal, Ec ~ ib.
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WARRINGTON.
HEALTH OF CHIEF JUSTICE CHASE.

HEALTH OF CHIEF JUSTICE CHASE.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 7.-Chief Justice Chase
Continues to improve in heath and expects
soon to resume his seat on the bench.
SENATOR MORRILL,.
Senator Morrill, of Maine, telegrapbs to-day
that his health is improving. United States
steamer Nipsc has taken force OF marines
TO Norfolk Va, to be present at the election.
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RED, Cloth and Plush lined Gloves, Red
aud Buck skin Gauntlets at
ADderson's, 1888 Congress st.
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The attention of our readers is called to the
advertisement of W. A. Beeby, 115 Summer
street. Boston, who offer to the trade a large
stock of Woolens at reduced prices.
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CAUTION. boys have been arrested for
throwing stones in the streets. This evil
practice has become little too common for
the convenience aud safety of persons walking
on the sidewalks
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OR1N Hawkes. & Co, 292 Coperes. St..
manufacture great variety of Mems and
Boys Clothing. d&w.
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THE steamer New Brunswick will make an
extra Freight trip for Eastport, Calais and st.
john, leaving Wednesday. Nov 9th, at P.
NJ. Freight received until p. nj.
novSd2t A. R. STUBBs AGENT
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PERSONS AFFLICTED, however slightly, with
any weakness of the Chest or Throat, involv-
ing either the Larynx. Tracbea, Bronchial
Tubes or the Lungs themselves, should on the
first symptom, commence with FELLOWS
COMPOUND SYRUP OF HYPoPHosPHITEs, as by
IFS use diseases of those organs (even Con-
sumption in its primary STACEY are speedily
cured and more alarming symptoms prevented.
nOv2th dR,w1w
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New YSrk stock ana Money MARKET.
NEW YORK, Nov. -uornino.-Gold opened strong
at i1O4 advanced 10 1103 and is Low steady at 1i05 a
400.
snev a. q 6 PEI cent. Sterling Exchange at
1921 q 1909.
Governments steady and strong on Css.
Stocks firm but not particularly active.
NEW YORK. Nov. 7-4Hernoon. Gold closed quiet
and weaker at log a 1l6s
Monev at g per cent. Sterling Exchange at
100 q 1929.
governments fraction lower at the close. The
SubTreasurcr TO day redeeme, 5000 goo 1871 bonds,
max NJ \ total thus tar OF S2,545, 900.
The following were the closing quotations.
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Go to Burleigh's, 81 Middle street, f, the
best ana cheapest Overcoat.
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EARTH CLosFTs.-We wonder il the citizens
cfPortland know what privilege it is to have
one of the Earth Closets in the House. Call
at the Agency, IA and 16 Exchange street and
examine them poy7.3t
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WANTED.-A man competent to take The
charge of a general agency of the S ate of
Maine, for New York Life Insurance Co., to
join the subscriber, M. NJ. FISK. 43 Bowdoin
ST., Boston, Mass. noySth cod St.
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Socks close strong a1d adva, cling, vi h marked
activi in AXE Shoe, Reading, Pacific Mall and
Western Union. 7 e q aiding road to day leased
tor w years 'ht Phi. adelph a, Gtru autown & Nor
and increased the capt i stu ii til. The earn
lngs OF the Central Pacific railroad OF California tor
''cober vas SS04 $40, an increase Of S.l5l5S over
sane month 81 wear; total 70 ten months OF cur
ron year S6,65S 900; increase over same period last
year 81 &c.,, 200.
The ioh wing are tie closing q Citations:
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MERINo Undervests for Ladies' and Children
at Andersou's 1888 Congress St,
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THE PRES s
TUESDAY Morning, November 8, 1870.


SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Wanef. Yourg Man.
vegetable Pulmonary Ba sa
AUCTION COLUMN.
Household Furniture. IF O. Bailey & Co.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
W0fiens. -. VIM. A. Presby.
X al Estste. Geo Il. Davis s. Co.
Rem val. Or. Gerrish.
Port and and Og'lensburgsRailrc
Notice. Estate OF VARY Woodbury..
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BURLEIGH, 81 Middle street, has the best
stock of Boys Clothing in town
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T. ENTERTAIN N ENT,.
AUCTION =. IA
took OF a Carpet store ar AncIio,,

I'm WEDNESDAY,, Nov. o. at 10 o'clock. al sto,s
~ No. Sc Union street we sLall sell a, the eooE
Remaining in stock o Gardner Jordan emo, ed nom
Lancaster Hall. consisting in part Velvet Brusse.
rapos nv, and 2-plys AMI common carpets, about Is
ling. Drug Rings. Mats, u socks. Window
Shades, Lace Curtains. Tassel Cords. Gimp, Fine
Piano Cloths Damask Curtains. Also. Carpea Reri,
Office Desks, sofas, Chars Paper Rack o..
noy3 F.O BAILEY & Co, suctioneers.
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Anderson's, 1913 Congress st.

HOSIERY for Ladies and Children all sizes
and qualities at
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Ear DropLOst !

I'm Wednesday lost IN printers Exchange c. be-
~ tween there and %. E. Serry, valuable Gold
Ear Drop. TIE finder will be suitably rewarded ty
leaving 1t at the Transcript Office. Dov7s3t
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II Q II Il @ N
THE WAR IN FRANCE.
Why the Proposed 1afanistice Failed
Bazaine Criticised by Changarnier
More French Boosting.

The Arrest of Bd$ai,.e Ordered.
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and well ventilated Rooms, with
or without Board, can be had at No.
234 Canal Street, Corner of Franklin.
New Orleans, La. Best of references
given. Terms moderate.
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