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ANY INFORMATION concerning Ellen Kelly
N Will De thankfully received al 90 est Houston st.
or O7s She LETT Houston St about clock PM
Saturday, 7h of NAV at the time Of her departure she
wore q purple colored dress and light shawl.
JAMES KELLY, ,0sS ht av.
INFORMATION WANTED OF William Ram.
1 say, who let hs home IN Hudson city April 90 and
has not seen lie IL about feet inches
ligh yellow hair blue eyes, and had on gray clothes
and black felt hat Any Information concerning him
will he thankfully received 10y his father.
JOHN q RAMSAY, y Frankfort st., New York.
DADICAL CURE, without knife, cAustic, or de-
IL tention from business for Structure, Fstull, Piles
Diseases OF the Pelvic Vsccra, Disease aud Deormtes
OF the eve nose face, and person. and all important
cases Henry A. DANIELS, ND, ~ Lexington av.
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QublltatIoTr.

TOR so CENTS-THE WESTERN BANNER one
year. fu OF interesting stories, &c. The cheapest
paper yet. Box u, Bridgdon. Mich.
ltOTO NctARLtND's BOOK STORE. si7
" Broadway, near I'D ~. There will Ind all the
books OF tue lay and all the standard works and
Aso choice English Frcucn. aud scotch stationery.
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C,rbeIic SnIye.-The testimony OF the people 10
In its IsvOr JOHN +. HENRY, proprietor Sold by A.
in IA
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DIED.

The best place 10 buy your Hats Ia OF EsPEN-
SCnEID, manufacturer, lis Nassau ST.
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wheeler & wil.on Maesis:.,s 1,1A1 Brord t d
ouI extra charge. Machines 20 let J. 7. ELLIS.
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Best soap for fnmily use IL Pyle's 90. H.
sold by grocers everywhere.
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Trusscs, Bnndages, Etc.-Wear the Best
light indcstrdctibe. safe and comfortable. Establish
IA
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II MRS. GANNOR'S,
IA lt1 broadway, near Ninth II.
62i Broadway, corner Ivenhs ST.
Extraordinary sacrifice of
Coryets, skirts and Tournnres,
Childrens Waists, Shoulder Braces,
Abdominal supporte >, Riding Belts, &C.
Corscts the specially.
Ladies NAV rely on getting superior qualities and
shapes, as the goods expressly manufactured In
PeTis for Mr, Gaynors best Broadway trade,
HAVING made arrangements TO give store on
18th OF August, and having an
immensc stock,
she IL compelled TO sell goods at about half the origin al
cost A call will conVlnco
Skirts and Corsets TO suit all figures.
n, B-h convenient hitting room.
Three cases French Haircoth skirts and Tournures,
latest Paris novelties, Just received.
A T MRS. GAYNOR'S,
N Eleg gant styles IN
White and Colored Lawn Dresses aud Suits Pique and
Linen Suits,
Also,
Swiss and Organdy evening Dresses, Swiss Oyerakirts,
and Brettlcs At very moderates charges.
". B.-The goods are all manufactured In the
cen under the special direction Of Mrs. Gaynor, and
are warranted TO give entre satisfaction.
Linen and Lawn Suits from 80 and wards.
16o broadway, near Ninth st.
S4 Broadway corner Twelfth %.
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lnstIutilon.

Il delicate children unht 70 etIer ordinary schools
grounds IN the heathest region OF the state, where
cholera aue. and other opidemlcs are unknown. Best
Instruction and arcttOnatc motherly care giYen. Ref
erence, gwen and required. Address RURAL HONE,
box ~, station ID, Post once.
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Yuttls.
SUMMER RESORT,

SUMmER RESORT,
- Ihe Clarendon HltCl, Saratoga Springs, VIII be
opened for the reception Of gW"ts june T. laruGs
wishing 70 engage goJa, VIII llea.u dirrsf CliAS.
LELAND, Clarendon Aytei Saratoga irlug or Dtla
van House. Albany.
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Shirts, Collars, CsG-, Drewcrs,
uNRlVALLED IN STYLE AND MANUFACTURE
UNION ADAMS q co.'s.
81 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
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Arp 6oooa

ptp O0ouA "
SUGDEN e. BRADBURY,
m2 AND si BowERy.
zone door below Bleecker ST.
BLACK AND COLoRED SILKS FROM AUCTION.
RICH GRos GRAIN AND GLACE SILKS. AT tiS
AND UPWARD.
RICH PARIS CoLoRED SILKS, q INCHES, AT ".
CHECKED AND STRIPED SUMMER SILKS.
sAT1Ns &C.
BRoCHE AND LLAMA LACE sHAwLs.
SILK CLoAKs, CLOTHS, AND CURTAIN MA.
TERTALS.
MOURNING GOODS, sc.
We invite the particular attention OF our customers
and the public TO our
READY MADE SUITS.
AND TO OUR
DRESS MAKING DEPARTMENT,
which Il rnder the superx"- " ias best talent and
in which we make aud trim Dresses and Suits In the
VERY LATEST STYLES AT MODERATE PRICES.
SUGDEN & BRADBURY,
si9 AND $40 DowERY.
One door below Beecker st.,
WIN open on Monday 9th inst, acase OF
IMPERIAL TAKo CLOTHS, AT iSc. TO 2jc.
Also, case of
DoUBLE.wIDTH MoHAIRs, AT 9sc.,
which selling in The early 9fthe season at c.
TmISGs IN THfs tifS and nyipe special attention to
them. and also TO our general assortment Of
DRESS AND SUIT MATEHALs,
large additions to which have been made during the
past week.
ENGLISH AND FRENCH PorLiNs,
JAPANESE PoPIINs AND SILKS,
In all the new designs. and at
UNAPPRO ACHABLE PRICES.
LINENS FOR SUITS
and housekeeping purposc'; TABLE CLOTHS, NAP.
KlNS, &c. together wiih o large assortment Of
PIQUES, and every descrlpt ond
WHITE GOODS. FANCY GOODS,
LACEs. EMBRolDERIES. PARAsOLs, AND UM.
BRELLAs, HOSIERY, GLOVES, SC, &c. &C.,
In all of which we solicit comparison with any other
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GREAT BARGAINS
FROM AUCTION. IN
BLACK SILKS,
CoLoRED SILKS,
IRISH PoPLINs,
FRENCH PoPLtNs,
BLACK ALPAcAs,
CoLoRED ALPACAs,
PARIS BkoCHE sHAwLs,
LLAMA LACE POINTS.
GRENADINE suAwLs.
TABLE DAMAsKs. NAPKINS.
TOWELS, DIAPERS.
LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS,
MARsEILLEs QUILTS AND PIoUEs.
WE INVITE SPECIAL ATTENTION TO THE BAR
GAINS WE HAVE TO OFFER rHGs WEEK. THE
PRICES ARE ABOUT 80 PER CENT. LESS THAN
LAST YEAR.
w.K. PEYToN,
2T2 and 25t BowERY.
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Snsintss Notlt.s.

Stnnord's Iron and sulphur Powders Invig-
oRATE THE BODY AND PURIFY THE BLOOD.
These powders readily dissolve in water In the
stomach, where they at unite with the di0esed
food. and enter with II into the formation of bood
The oa by its magnetic dnr action retains the pdi
fe.gvng forces In the clrcu lation the
system generally while the combined sulphur converts
the foul and acrd socreons Of the body and blood in.
to gases which ejectd through the pores OF the
body ard skin by the lncreas energy and strength Of
the circulation Dvspcptics nd immediate relief from
the action OF these powders the Hrer and spleen.
and their secretons. For scrofula, Salt Rhcum u.
Sores. any Eruption OF the Body Skin, their
curative effects are magical.
Sold by Druggists Package, 70 Powders, Fi s
Packages $3.50. Mailed Free. Money sent at our rsk
HALL 4 RUCKEL, 2ls Greenwich st., New York.
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For n DebiIitatcd State of the Consiitu-
ton. brought by diseases OF the bladder Kidneys
and The urinary organs. and TO counteract organic
weakness dyspepsia. dropsy. gravel suangury and fe-
male irregularities, administer HELADOLD's BUCHU,
which Is o safe and posinre cure.
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Ii TNfoH General meetnI ihR evening al o clock
10 ratIW lie nominaton OF Hon u. eymert tor Judge
the Common Pleas, ~ headqnartersI Niedeistelh
Hall, l,Sii Sd ay, W. hkLA, Nleefteldenl
FRANK OFT. secretary.
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SPRING AND SUMNER
DRESS GOODS.
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QUITTING THE BUSINESS.

TRUSSRS.-Marsh a. Cos Radical Cure Truss
Office esnhl sned 70 years., Vesey ST. opposite tho
church siia elastic goods OF all Ginds
TuE CHEAPEsr stock Of paner hangings, oil.
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GEEElMrihtE -PdETNhqpffEESiH' DISsrAhlhtF' ISsrAhlhtF HiSf.
tenth WARD General meeting for the support OF
At Bekers Hall between SD and 5ith Sts on LIST av :.
ipss WS.s omHR iSai s see'ty, FRANZ EoHLRR, Pre,t
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that the yellow fever has broken out at Valencia,
nut nave not YET seen the report o0nhrmed.
~ Is said that during the absence OF Rivor0,
Minister or Interior his duties are to be discharged
by his predecessor, Senior Segasta the present
secretary OF state for Foreign Affairs. Some are OF
opinion that Riyer0 h to replace ulozaga as Spanish
representative 70 France, and that he IL To repre-
sent spain In the proposed European Congress;
Others that Criatino MarIos, exSecretary OF state
Tor Foreign Affairs s To be the Spanish Minister A
great many, however, are or opinion that, notwth-
Standing Ololaga friendship Tor the ex Emperor OF
tne french. he VIII again return to his post after
having explained his conduct IN recognizing the
repuDc: and, perhaps after ALL he did this TO win
Tue esteem OF the new government and 30 secure hts
The Regent, who has been for some time rusticat-
ing ~ LA Grana, IA to leave here for the sulphur
ptus OF Albania, as the papers say, TO ITO f0rtify
M broken health, though have Just seen him on
cneek. rather think the Regent considers II good
policy just now TO keep out or the way OF political
circles AZ much as.he can.
scented TO accept the post or Portuguese Minister To
Great britain, has passed through here route for
L0nu0n' aud before leaving had an interview with
wat frim and other important personages.
tugal being united and the German Prince
rIodsIick Charles being invited 70 accept
~. inc n throne Tue Portuguese government wanted
but the Old gentleman declined. stating tnat sea
voyages did not agree with him. ! also learn that
sne rorsuguese government sent telegram here TO
ASK u ne nad let Madrid. and when This shows
snat tney were uneasy about his passing through
wtnoul having an Interview with his political friends
mere. The resignation OF the Portuguese Minister
tne marquis dAvia, ID supposed be on account OF
v a. sngagements OF delicate nature with the
lale f0rtuguese government. In the present P0rtu-
guese ministry there are only three Minister'S and 1t
~ expected that the ministry will not be completed
until after tue elections have taken place. For the
.l1e being the portfolio OF Finance has been handed
70 Dom Carlos VeOtO. ~
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DENMARK.
Ffcnch diplomatic observation-disclosures
and Its Resnlts-The Duke 0f Cmdore,s Mis-.
sion-Dipiomatic Mistakes Well :lx Mill

French Diplomatic Observation-Disclosures
and Its Resnlts-The Duke Of Cndore's Mis-
sion-Dipionatic Mistakes as Wen a. Mill
tary.
CoPENHAGEN, Sept. 90, 1870.
When the war broke out between France ana
Prussia there were but few persons In this country
or in France who doubted that Denmark, who mad
SO many wrongs to avenge, would be bound to take
part in the war as the ally or France and when the
Duke OF Galore arrived in Copenhagen on the I'd
OF August It was considered as q settled matter
that the treaty OF alliance would then be definitely
settled. My letters from that period were tinped
with that universal belief and were written under
suggestions which the stern logic OF events has
since then made obsolete. The mission ar tha
Duke OF Galore belongs, however, to the dip,o.
matte history Of that interesting period and az The
episode has again been brought ND by q French
paper, correspondence de Nora Est shall recap,tu
late the matter, more especially for the purpose of
correcting mistake or two OF which that journal
has been guilty.
1t may safely be asserted that the diplomat tic nepo.
the same strange uncertainty and vacillaton that
have marked French management in everything clue
during this fatal war; The Emperor commenced the
war; compelled as he asserts, by the strong public
feeling In France, but totally unprepared both from
a military and diplomatic point OF view as subse
auent events have abundantly proved. HIS army
was not by onehrd Us strong AZ that OF the enemy.
and while, perhaps, prompt and vigorous I'D vance
In the beginning might have secured Important ad.
vantages, he fingered on the frontier TO no purpose
thus giving the enemy time " gather strength 20
deal the crushing blows which have, In rapid sue
cesslon. laid France yrostrate Tnc diplomatic ne
gotiations have beenof the same picos with the mill
tary operations. BY quick and determined acton.
al yafu.e n
but he exhibited an equal want or energy
In his diplomacy, and when he finally
made q move 1t was too late Mad the Duke az
Galore come to Copenhagen, say In the middle Of
July, provided with draft Of an alliance con.
tanning distinct and lair oner on the part OF France
government would have been compelled TO Yield 70
the ardent wishes Of the nation. But Re ar.
rived here frst In August and Ia few days after
his arrival the defeats or Woerth AUD Forbaoh made
the success OF oil further negotiations Impossible
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MISCELLANEOUS WAR ITEMS,
GERMAN HOSPITAL SERVICE.


According TO the Berlin correspondent OF the
Times The war lazarettes Germany contain $1,000
beds; $1,000 OF these have been provided by the
State. the remainder being due to the voluntary ex-
er'ions OF the charitable. good many OF the beds
are nnoccnpied, as large number OF the slightly
wounded have never been put into hospital, or else
let very s00n Others have preferred being treated
~ sneir MONIES. To convey the wounded from
FRANCE INTO TIE home hospitals thirty physicians and
sone nunufco l6zaretse assistants and nurses have
been engaged by the government. Each transport
OF 100 Wounded has an escort OF one two DOCTORS
Two lazaretle assistants and thirteen nurses. The
thirty pnysiclans set apart for this duty their
meiancnoy convoy Ony as far a. one OF the three
HdNp. Et0ppe,sr or principal stations on the from.
mer, pY wnicn the army communicates with home.
lnence 70 tne hospitals the journey is made under
the drecu0n or one Of another body Of thirty ply
scians distributed over the Happen. As q rem
lorcement OF the sanitary sta6, about two hundred
foreign surgeons have placed their services ct the
disposal Oh the German army. the sum total OF the
DOCTORS employed In the army exceeds 2, TOO
BELLIGEKENr PROFESSORS.
The Frederic William University OF Berlin has con-
trtbussd no less than atesu hundred volunteers "a
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IRELAND.

terrible Evicti0ns In Wicklow-One Hundred
and Fifty Persons Eyictec-Wnr Fever In
lreinnd-A Fight Between tho Sympnthiz-
crs-Thc Ambulance Corps for Trance
y Feeling Against Prussia. E
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which says:"France, In her hour OF trial. looks Il.
you, calls upon You. expects you 20 preserve her
shall be victorious"
An appeal has been addressed to the descendants
OF the Chousns which states:- 11fY
IL Is behind The LOIRE that your formidable pha-
lanx must collect TO fall upon the enemy when he
makes his appearance 10 levy contributions upon
you, TO violate your wives, to burn your villages
Your sons are hghting on the ramparts OF PARIS,
you will gnt III The B0cagc la the name OF God and
In the name OF France. Let the priests lead their
parshiOners to the fght let the mothers arm tho
neiI. or Aisace aud Lorraine. let the women de-
nOuncc acCursed a VINO shall seek To avoid shar-
Ing IN the national defence Inhabitants OF tho
western departments, ny " arms! Take your mus
let's take pitchf0rks, pixies axes cast bullets mako
gunpOwder, and unite yourselves with to wage
mercy.
A ROMANTIC NARRATIVE
the story Of the Due de Grammont's escape says
the London Globe from France. after the dsastr
collapse at Sedan Is fun OF romance m TO make
US feel doubtful whether We are really living in tina
matter-oIfact nineteenth century. II Is, at all
events, worthy OF being preserved. and we present
our readers with the following facts. which we have
good reason TO believe to be perfectly correct
The Due de ,Grammont, a. Minister for Foreign
Affairs. naturally heard Of the Elnperor's surrender
day before the news WAS published In Paris Ho
OF the mob was sure to be turned against the M,n,s
try who were responsible for the war lie accord
ingly went 10 his bankers 10 provide himself with
money and various securities, bat was informed that
the partner who had charge Of his AFFAIRS was in
The country, wntner the Duke pursued him. The
partner was found engaged In bnrying his property
IN the garden, but returned 10 Paris ana delivered
up to the Due de Grannout the papers and
money which We're required. ON the next
day the bad news was published and tho
Minister 1ed. He sent on servant In his carriage
openly, and escaped himself ey privste door. the
IN II that they wated and the Duke got safely 10
Calais On his arrival there however. new cansa
Tor alarm arose. u was necessary for him to pro-
duce ia passport hef0re he cvpd leave the country
ana ~ was evident that Ia this w0y his nenLity
would be discovered, and he himself ~ seemed only
too probab c, would bc arrcY I'd and sent back "a
Paris never 10 quit It again. inc risk however, hn0
TO be encountered. aud he shaved his passport TO Tie
proper officer. ANA was, uiucA to his rc,cf suffered
TO go on board the English steamer without remark
He at once went 10 the cabin, and the better to 60
cape noflce. pretended 10 be very III In lew min
aseA however. no lelt an ominous tap on the Shout
DER, and looked around expecting 'o1nd ninself
prisoner He saw only the passport osicer, VINO SAID
70 hlm, "Nhea you Wero In o61Ce you gave my soI
an appointment, In return fes t6ss have S-dAl
,cs yon pasA and thereby In all probability save;
Jour ME- Inc orlcer Won't his WAY ana the Uu
10 1ramm9At scs sat4n1 70 Dover.
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sfE~sseurg and Mcsz-Ferssehritt NIanifeseo--
Future Constellation Of Germany-A German
fsrsianent-Dircct Taxes-BIilitary Duty
New northumberland Of Bavaria-Bls-
aarck's Organ.
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OUR TABLE.

Peterson's Magazine, fol September, has an
exquisite engraving OF ''Khathleen,"a beautiful
high. spirited git the heroine Of n charming
novelet begun in this uumber. entitled "Khsth-
leeu's Love story" There other good stories
andthe usual number OF wood cuts, &c, &c. "our
livery Day Dresses' is an article that win DC read
with iateresi BY those who wish to make their own
dresses st home, economically. Philadelphia.
The Little Corporal retains its popularity
with the young. and is deserving OF The high cir
Collation. R has attained. 10 is pure. fresh and
vigorous.
Merry's Museum, for September, is received,
and not only interests the Young people with Ms
varied matter, but is read with eagcrness by many
who have passed the period ofyouth.
The VI aine Journal OF Education Is worthy
OF the patronage OF the teachers OF Name and we
commend il to the educators OF the young a. a
useful and interesting Journal
The Sehooiaatc, for September. is received,
and the interest in "Rongh \ Ready" increases,
while the other stories are Just what pleases the
Young folks Only SIS per annum. Boston.
zelrs Popular Encyclopedias and Uni
vsrsai Dictionary keeps up is interest with
the progress OF events ia Europe. The NapoleonS
arr faithfully portrayed, both iu text and HlGsira
ton; and those who wll take lhe trouble to
read the latest issue will find instructive AMI enter
tanning matter about the Emperor of France,
bringing his history down to last month. which
leads Us 10 pronounce this great work Of Nr.
Zelrs even with the newspapers of the day
Desert ptions ofthc towns OF Nancy and Metz, to-
gether with other important points at he seat oi
war arc accurately chronicle'l There is quite \
minute description OF the Needle Gun now used 10y
the Pru, sian armies.
The August number OF the American sunday
school worker, published at - Louis, at eli sc
a wear contains very good original and selected
articles for Parents and SUNDAY school Teachers
and Officers and popular AMI excellent Jesse
Tor the sabbath school, for each sabbath, with two
pages OF matter 70 aij the teacher on each lesson
Tnc plan and design Of one lesson, Tor the whole
school, with the use OF such magazine fOF the
teachers and lesson papers Tor the scholars Is
rapidly taking the place OF all other modes Of in
struction in the sabbath school. The publisher
OF thi, magazine J W. MCINTYRE, offers TO send
specimen copies OF the ma gazine andle-son paper,
without charge 10 any address.
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MANHOOD:
HON LOST, HOW RESTORED

JUST published, new edition of DIR. Culver
81 wells Celebrated Essay on the raatcds
cure without medicine) of SpERAAToIRliEA or
Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Seminal Losses,
IMPorENCY, Mental and Ply sical lncapacity I'M
pediments TO Marriage, etc; also, CoSstMirloN,
EPILEPSY, ana FITS, induced bI seiEinduisence
or sexual eXtravagance.
nI-Price, in sealed envelope, only cents,
The celebrated author, in this admirable essay,
clearly demonstrates FROM a thirty years success
fnl practice, that the alarming consequences OF
self abuse may be radically cured without the
dangerous use OF internal medicine or the aplili.
cation of the knife; pointing out a mode OF cure
at once simple, certain and ehectna, oy means OF
which every sufferer, no matter what his conai-
ton may be, may cure hlmseu cAeapi!' Pi""'i!'
and radically.
ss-This lecture should be in the hands OF every
youth and every man in the land.
Sent, under seal in plain envelope, 10 any au'
dress postpaid on receipt OF six cents, or TWO
post stamps.
Also DIR. Culyerwelrs Marriage GUIDE, price
- cents. Address the Publishers,
CHAS. j. G. KLINE co,
l2T Bowery, y. Y, Post Office Box a'oeo.
Sept ID 1870 ly
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MARRIED.

In Paris, Aug s9th, at the residence of brides
father. by Rev. Mr.. Wheelwright, Mr., James
Have, oi Medfor,l, Mass, and Miss Mary :.
Sicarns, formerly at Paris. No cards.
Thanks Tor n sweet slice of the wedding loaf.
At West BuNtan, Aug. 25th, at the residence of
she brides father, by Rev. MIR. Bailey, Mr.. Elmer
n Marble Of Paris and Miss Ella NJ smith, of IL.
The printer acknow lodges n generous slice OF
the bridal loaf. and wishes the happy couple much
jov
In Greenwood, Aug. eth by Rev. \. Hin, Mr..
Emerson c. Curtis aud Miss Martha Cummings,
both ct T..
At West Paris, Aug. 2s,h, by Rev. 4. Mn, Mr..
jacob r. Whitman and Miss Georgia \. Richard
son, both of Greenwood.
AT West Paris, Aug. 21th, by \. l.. Andrews,
Esq, Mr.. freeland y. Jones OF Paris, and Addie
7 Bacon Of Greenwood.
In BROOKLYN, y. Y, Aug 18th, by Rev. Mr.. Sar.
les, MIR j. E. Upton, OF Norway, and Miss Lena
r. Percy of BROOKLYN, both formerly OF Bath.
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Non-Residcnt TaXes,

In the Plantation OF Milton, County OF oxford,
Maine, FOR the year leD
The following list OF Taxes on Real Estate oil
nonresident owners IN the Plantation OF Milton
for the year lSg in bills committed To Jefferson
Jack son, Collector of said Plantation oil Million
ON the ISt ,lay OF July, lS9 has been returned by
him To me "a remaining unpaid on the SOth day OF
June 1870 by his certificate OF that date, ami now
remain unpaid and notice il hereby given that u
the said taxes, interest anl charges are nor paii
into the Treasury OF said Plantation within cigh
teen months from the slate OF the commitment OF
said bills so much of the real estate taxed as wa!
be sufficient to pay the amount due therefor, in
Guiding charges, will, without Iurther notice, DC
soId M public auction at the shop OF the subscri-
her in Milton Plantation, on saturday the olst
J,y of D.c,mber 1870 at one O'Clock l. VI.
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Cattle Markets.

BRIGHTON, Aug 81, lS.O.
~ market thi, week So Ca.tle IL So sheep and
Lambs. 2.gU swine l55 Neals: last week, 1912 Cat
tic 1901 sheep and Lambs, 1859 swine. k0 Gals.
PriccS-BeeVeS kNtra quality, SlS y IL ~
first quality, Sls 2jsl3 20; Second quality, Sll "a
q u q, Third quality sil95 g 10 55Poorest grades
cows, oxen, balls re, - 90 - 90.
Brighton Hides 67ic; Bridglton Tallow lc.
Country hides a g &c: Country Iallow 9 I sac:
sheep Skins $50 75cR skin, Calf skins IL s l,c
y n
Working ONen.-EXtra $40 $500, ordinary ESQ
- 49, handy steers $-9to SucF pair.
Mich CoWS-ENtra So a rs.
sheep aud Lamh~-Ne quote selections and eN-
ira lots at a. 60 10 $50; ordinary 8. o0g % y
head: Lambs a. 20 y head; or from 10 SC = n.
Poulltry--EXtua lSR ia medium l6lgl6lc;
The supply Of Cattle from Maine IN market this
week Was not 80 good IN proportion 10 the whole
number Is last but the number was larger than
has been brought in from that section in any one
week before thiS wear