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The Portland daily press., 1870-11-18

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,sissSf BonTHfRs' LODGE No
Dnrtlood N ~ ~ 1871

Portland, n W II, IoIU.
At regular meeting held this evening the
following resolutions were adopted
Whereas, Our Heavenly Father has again visited
this Lodge and taken from among us our worthy
brother, George Persons; therefore,
RESOLVED, That while we bow in humble submis-
sion to the will OF our Divine Master. would re-
member that He doeth all things well.
ResolueG, That to the widow aud family of our de-
ceased brother we tender most heartfelt sympa-
thies in this hour OF their deep action, and would
point them to Him who has said, II will be father
to the tatherless and the widows God.''
Resolred That as a token of respect to the men,
ory of our brother the charter of this Led "a he
drape1 in mourning for thirty days.
Resolred, That these resolutions be entered on tbe
records and copy sent to the family of our ed
brother. S. H. MARsToN.
K. G. CHASE, Committee
d. w. LOyEITr
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ELHIlN OKS.
TIN Er rE6nUn~

CHICAGO, Nov. 1.-THE latest returns, near
y all official, make it certain that the next Leg
lslature will stand 32 Republicans and 18 dem
ocrats in the Senate, and 101 Republicans and
76 Democrats in the House. Charles B. Far
well, Congressman from this district, has won
in wagers upon his own election $4,000, over
and above all his campaign EXPENSES
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LATEST n II w S
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE
PORTLAND DAEEK PRESS.
Domestic News.
Steamer Chase at EkOckland.
The Engineer Killed by an Acci-
dent.
MAINE.

Especial Dispatch by tho International Incl
RocKLAND, Nov. 1.-THE steamer Chase ar
rived here this evening under sail. She burst
her cylinder last Monday morning, killing in
stantly Mr.. Llrkin, Chief Engineer, and badly
scalding Mr.. Clake, the assistant engineer.
They made Seguin light this morning but
were obliged to run for Rockland.
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PERIODICALS. Magazine for De-
cemoer, commencement of the 42d volume
mas oeen received and is for sale at the book
ana periodical stores of Messrs Bailey g.
NoyeS ana d. L. Davis, Exchange St.; Lorinr,
snort u Harmon and Augustus Robinson,
under Falmouth Hotel; also at the school hook.
music and periodical store of E. G. Andrews
No. 36 Center street, and at the book and ner;.
odical depot OF Messrs. Fessenden Bros. Ian.
caster Hall ~
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THE GRAND SURPRIsE!-The gray haired
can hardly believe their eyes when they see
their whtened locks restored to their pristine
beauty by clear and trans parent fluid. PHA-
Ions "VITALIA," OR SALVATION FOR THE
HAIR, is the article in question and is free
from any sediment.
Sold by all'druggsts and fancy goods deal
ers nov14th eOd1w
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SAccARAPPA.-At special meeting, Nov
18th, of Eagle Chapter, No. II, the following
officers were duly installed by George Warren
P. H. P: William L. Warren, H. p; H. P.
Murch, K. /; N. R. Martin, &C. S. H. Cutter.
c. c.; William L. Longley p. S.; H. May
hew, r. A. c.; N. L. Shaw, G. M. Sd; A. LIB
by, G. M. ID; Eli Morton, G. M. 1st; B. M. Ed
wards, Jr., Secretary; James Pennell, Treas
urer.
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Westbro0k Seminary.

The Fall Term of this institution will close
Wednesday, Noy 23l. The examination OF
classes will take place on Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday, as follows:
MONDAY.
ga. M.-U s. History, intermediate French.
10 +" Virgil, Reading, Geography.
II Elementary Algebra, German.
1.30 P. M.-Anabasis, advanced Arithmetic.
2.30 Cicero, beginning French.
$50 Roman History, Latin Reader.
TUESDAY.
ga. M.-Geometry, beginning Arithmetic.
10 Latin Prose, Milton, Teachers class.
IL Astronomy, Bookkeeping.
1.3O P. M.-Intellectual Philosophy, higher Alge-
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TELEssRApHIOu urEMs

George Francis Train has been missing from
Lyons for five days and there are fears of as
sassination.
A convention of paper makers is in session
at Cincinnati to devise means of offence
against annoying prosecutions for alleged in.
Engagements of the patents of the American
Wood Co.
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rsidsy Morning, November 1o, 1870.
Portland and Vicinity.
New Advertisements Ta-Dav.

AUCTION COLUMN.
Furniture, &c. IF. o. Bailey & Co.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN,
Portland Turnverein. John Dennis.
Post DO. worth, G. A. r. :. .STeciai Meeting.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Daning. :. Messrs. Gee 81 Harnden.
Thanksgiving Ball. Gee a. Harnden.
Grand Assembly. -. Fluent He'll.
NEW ADvERTISE EMENT COLUMN.
Lippman's Great German Bitters.
Lost. Bronze Shoe.
II Let. Corner OF High and Danforth.
Business Charce Extra. C. W. Clapp.
Lost. Pin.
Water Notice.
Corn. Geo. w. True s. Co.
Corn. Chase Brothers.
Boys Wanted at Cogia Hcssan's.
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miscelIanea us Notices.

THE auction sale of that valuable property,
No. 81 Spring street, takes place this afternoon
We trust that all interested in real estate and
all in search of tip-top property in tip-top
location will attend
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NEW HAMPSMIRE.

PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 17.-At the Republican
caucus this evening Hon. Joseph B. Adams
was unanimously renominated mayor by accla-
nation and accepted with pertinent remarks.
The Democratic candidate is General Joseph
= Hadlav or-
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By reference to our columns it will be seen
that another of our m erchants has passed
away. Mr.. William Noble was until recently
member OF the firm of B. f. Noble & Co.
and was born in Fairfield, in this State. He
came to this city about thirteen years ago and
has always been identified in the many plans
for its growth and prosperity. He was an &C.
tive member of the Congress street Methodist
church. and he goes to his rest mourned by a
large circle of friends and neighbors.
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TRY Briggs Throat and Lung Healer. I

CARRIAGES of all kinds both new and second
hand can be bought at such prices that it will
pay man to buy raoW even if he does not wish
to use it for year to come, by calling at Tay-
lor's Carriage Bazaar, IA and 16 Exchange St.,
you will be convinced Of the fact. Lap Robes,
Blankets &C., at auction prices nov17-3t.
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The DIVISION OF WEsTBRooK-Petitions to
the Legislature, praying for division of this
town, are again in circulation. The petition
asks
That said town of Westbrook be divided and
that the new town comprise all the territory
now belonging to said Westbrook which lies
southerly and easterly of the following line,
viz Commencing at the Presumpscot river.
at the line between Westbrook and Falmouth,
thence running up said river to the westerly
corner of the Hunt farm; thence along the
westerly line of said farm to the Portland &
Rochester railroad; thence along the south
easterly line of the Larrabee farm to the Con-
gin road; thence along the dividing line be-
tween the said Larrabee farm and the widow
Lambs farm to the land of the heirs of theElate
Moses Quimby; thence along the easterly and
sOutherly line of the land of said heirs to the
Stroudwater road at the Canal bridge; thence
by the Cumberland and Oxford canal westerly
about ten rods to the line between the farm of
the heirs Of the late Zsbulon Trickey and the
lands of George and Isaac johnson; thence by
said described land southwesterly to the east
erly line of the Slemmons farm; thence by said
Slemmons farm, being the dividing line be-
tween the said Slemmons farm and the land OF
George johnson, southeasterly about twenty
rods to land of w. D. Bo'thby; thence south
westerly by the dividfng line between said
Boothby' land and the Slemmons farm to Cape
Elizabeth town line; and that said territory,
and the inhabitants thereof, be Incorporated
as new town, and be invested with all the
rights and privileges, and subject to the obliga-
tions and laws pertaining to other towns in this
State, and that it be called by such name as
the Legislature shall deem proper.
The petitioners also present number of ar
guments in favor of division, which are sub.
stantially the same as offered last year, and
were printed in the PRESS at that time.
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LAP ROBES AND HORSE BLANKETs.-No one
should think of buying without first examn-
ing the large stock fer sale at auction prices.
At Tay lor's Bazaar IA & 16 Exchange Street
nov17-3t.
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q o Nj M Ell CIAL.
Receipts. by Railroads and steambon

ReCeipts Dy R0IIfOads and steamboats,.
STEAMER FOREST CITY, FROM BosToN-1 cask
oil, u coils cordage, cork tenders, bdls hand
spikes ~ cases Shoes slabs marble, 20 bbls pork 25
hrkms iard w bolts yellow metal 200 hxs raisns, 12
ranges l02 bars ron bales cinnamon, 10 bags of
fee 80 bdls crate crockery,5 dressed hogs IA
bbs rum, 25 bbs sugar, Is cs lard 70 bxs Spices 20
do and 70 bales domestics, carriage 800 pkgs to
der For Canada and up country planning ma
chimes, casks oil. 3 bales gambia, casks ochre,
plates IRON. IS bales cotton, water wheel, organ2
tons pig iron, 20 bags dye wood 20 bales WOOL &c pkgs
castors s3 bxs Seed 10 empty cider barrels 100 pkgs
to order.
STEAMER FRANCoNIA FROM NEW YORK; bales
burlaps 10 do rubber "a do WOOL 154 do rags 10 rolls
leather, 300 bds hides 81 do boards IL do tre-
nails 26 do STEEL "a pcs do, 1850 fire bricks 800 hf
springs ~ kegs nails 2b do lead 100 do spikes 100
do soda, IA bbs clay 1875 do sugar IT'S chests tea AZ
sticks isnumvit@, 80 bxs baking powders 100 do TIM
90 do glass, $40 do raisins, II sewing machines 2O do
tobacco, 80 do medicine, 16 do nails, 20 bbls OIL 10
casks b powders, do whiting, pianos, horse, %
cases pine apple 25 do soap, II pcs machinery tcs
tobacco, hhds do, 200 pkgs sundries.
GRAND TRUNK RAILwAY-199 cans milk, 1900 bbls
n1ar @ 49 bdls paper, 1872 do do. car gods, do
sat, 40 potatoes l do sheep and cattle, 8 do old
iron, 40 suTar boxes. do starch, do laths, do
spirits. ~ do lumber do barley, do butter, do
sundrles For shipment east, 24O0 bbls flour, car
cheese, do sundries.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILwAY-134 cases, 115 bbls
apples 59 bdis shoves, cases clothing IA bxs pou
Try, "a 10 axes, III beams yarn, 25 pkgs sundrles.
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WE have received the annual catalogue of
Westbrook Seminary for the current year.
The list of students embraces 232 names.-a
very convincing proof Of the prosperity of the
institution under Mr.. Snow, the present prn-
ciDal
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-18

FELLOWS COMPOUND SYRUP OF HYpopHos-
PHITEs, will speedily and certainly arrest the
depressing influences of disease upon the
nerves and muscles. 1t restores the appetite
and induces disposition to take on healthy
flesh. 1t causes the formation of living blood,
strengthening the formation of both Heart and
Lungs. 1t sustains the system under trying
circumstances, and causes the healthy develop.
ment of all the organs necessary to our exist
ence. nov15th d&w1w.
BY@ Look here. re ader, we do not wish to
tell you that Consumption can be cured when
the lungs are half consumed. nor that DR..
Wonderful or any other fellow, has discovered
a remedy that will make men live forever, and
leave death to play.for want OF work. No, you
have heard enough of that, and we do not
wonder that you have by this time become dis.
gusted with it. But when we tell you that
DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy will positively
cure the worst cases of Catarrh, we only assert
that which thousands can testify to. Try it
and you will be convinced. Sent by mail for
sixty cents. Address r V. Pierce, M. D., 1873
Seneca street, Buffalo, N. Y.Sold by druggists.
nov15th-e eod1w tu-th-s&w1t.
TIE SINGERS SEWING MACHINE PATENT. -
One of the Singer sewing machine patents ex-
pires next Friday, and the refusal to extend it
is officially announced to-day. The Commits
sioner of Patents states, however, that the re-
fasal does not throw the right to make the
Singer sewng-machines open to the public, as
there are number of other patents having
several years yet to rum which protect the
Singer Manufacturing Company in the exclu
sive right to manufacture their machines
Several of the existing patents do not expire
until 1877, and one of them, the Commissioner
states, covers substantially the same points as
the one that expires next Friday.-From the
Neao York Times of Nov 3d.
THE PORTLAND TRANSCRIPT is to be
greatly enlarged and improved with the begin
ming of its tbirty-fifth volume in March next,
the price to remain uncbanged-$2O 90 a year
in advance. More Stories, fuller Market Re-
ports, and Marine List, more extended News
Department, and New Type, are among the
intended improvements. To all new Subscrib-
ers. the TRANSCRIPT will be sent fourteen
months for the price Of one year. By its Club.
bing arrangements with all the leading Maga-
zines and Newspapers, the entire reading mat
ter for family, Except the local paper which
it is tho duty of every citizen to patronize), can
be had at the lo,cest possible rates. Enough can
be savsd on two Magazines to pay the whole
subscription price of the TRANSCRIPT Speci-
mems of the TRANSCRIPT and Circulars with
full list of Periodicals Clubbed with, and their
prices, sent free tn anv who anplv Address
ELwELL, PICKARD & Co., PORTLAND, Me.
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THERE is quite a revival of religion going on
among the Adventists at Advent Hall in this
city. A number went forward for prayers last
evening. We understand that meetings are
being held every evening this week.
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8 A. NJ Physiology, advanced French.
There will be public rhetorical exercises in
the church Tuesday evening, consisting of orig
lnal and selected declamations, recitations and
essays The friends of the institution and the
public generally, are invited to attend and in
spect for themselves the work of the teachers
and pupils,
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Sheriff's Sale.--ChOice Groceries q
Auction,
Executors Sale of Furniture, Or
Sans. MelOdeOus. &c.

6Uh1O1 t'1OhOUCOuSt 0OOs
ON TUESDAY, Nov 22d, att 1-2 O'Clock at Sales.
" loom, 1S Exchange ST., we shall sell Parlor
Furniture, Chestnut and Painted Chamber Sets,
Lounges. Bureaus. Sinks, Top Tables, Brus-
sells and Ingram Carpets, Hair and Excelsior Mat.
tresses. Feather Beds, Spring Beds, Crockery and
Glass Ware, Cook and Paror Stoves, together with
Kitchen Furniture.
Also at 4 O'Clock at same place. six Organs and
Melodeons, fine toned Instruments, and in good Or
der can be seen at any time after o'clock day Of
sale. VIII. JERRIS Executor
f. o. BAILEY s. Co., Aucfrs. nov11-td
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NEW YORK.

AN EXPERIMENTAL TRIP.
NEW YORK. Nov. 1.-THE tug Quickstep left
this morning for New York with three laden
canal boats in tow, on an experimental trip to
determine how short trip to tide water is pos
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-18

Go to Burleigh's, 81 Middle street, f. the
best ana cheapest Overcoat.
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w WARRINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Nov -17.-The suit of Joseph
A. Cooper of Tennessee, to sustain his right TO
property purchased at a sheriffs sale D that
State in satisfaction of a judgment for $25 900
damages in favor of Senator Brownlow. tor
seizure, imprisonment and hardship suffered
by him at the opening Of the rebellion, was ar
gued in the Supreme Court to-day. Horace
Maynard and Judge Nelson of Tennessee ap-
peared for Cooper, and j. w. Moore for the
defendant, Robert b. Reynolds, farmer, and
owner of the property confiscated.
The President and cabinet have been invited
to attend the celebration of the Pilgrim Socie-
ty at Plymouth, Mass. Dec. 21st.
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DIED AT SEA.

-. Il. Campbell of Boston, second mate of
ship 6. d. Thurston, which arrived TO day from
Calcutta, died during the passage and was bur.
led at sea
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GET Briggs Corn and Buniou Remedies.

BURLEIGH, 81 Middle street, has the best
stock of Boys Clothing in town
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Autg.s,n hAlHs.
Real Estate on Spring street at

nN Friday, Nov 18th, at 81 N, we shall sell the
W valuable property NO " Spring Street Said
sbed as store in first story and tenement OF eight
rooms above, with ample closets and clothes
The LOT is 33 teet 'front.' running back 115 feet on
which are choice Apple, and Pear Trees, Grape
Vines, &c.
This property Is well located on one Of the pIind-
pal uptown streets, in good neighborhood. Horse
Cars run by the door and presents an opening Tor
Grocery business seldom equaled.
Sale positive as the owner is going TO leave the
State.
Terms easy
no12td II n RAIIFy o. m Aucfioneers.
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LONDON, Nov. 17.-1l3o A. M Copsols 9ik for
money and account.
1863 old, S6t do 1867, eSB; do 1O41s, s5}. Stocks
Erie shares 17a. Illinois Central 1901. Atlantic
and Great Western 81.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 17-l1.3o A. M.-Cotton heavy;
sales 1000 bales: Midding uplands 9sd; do Orleans
9sa Corn 1888, S1s Sd g. g sos 81 Pork fo5s Lard 7os.
Spring ss Sd a 9s 1od a los fSr new. Red WHIT
er les 4d q los Cd.
LONDON, Nov. 17-1.so P. NJ Conso!s % for
money and account.
American securities-U. S. 5-2Os 1s69s 81; do 1865,
nois Central 1881. Atlantic & Great Western 81. '
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 17-4.sO p. M-Cotton irrsg-
ular; Mddling uplands at 93 "a Old Breadstuffs are
active.
FRANKFORT, Nov 17.-U. S. 5-2os closed yesterday
at 925 for the old issue.
LONDON, Nov. 17-Evening.-Consol s2a for mon
American securities U. s. 5-2os, 1862, s11: do
1865, old, s6}; do 1867, ss5; u S. 10-4Os $751; Erie
ern 81. " Wv
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 7-Evening.-Cotton irregular;
sales 5000 bales; Middling uplands 81 a ED. Lard
72s. Cheese Ills Cd.
LONDON, Nov. 17-Evenng dis Linseed
Oil declining
England has increased sl21,OOO sterling since or
lastIeport.
Freights.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 12.-Both foreign and do
mestc freights steady, with an ample supply of
tonnage to meet the demand for room. We quote
Cotton to Liverpool I'D by SAIL and 49, 16d by steam
to Bremen TIC, SAIL; to New York, steam, &c; Mo-
MolasseS 50.
ss0as3s Stocs Lfse
Sales at the Brokers' Beard, Nov IT,
American Gold. 113
UnItec states 5-2Os, lO64 64..........,..... LOG
1867 ......... ........ 109t
Vermont Central 1st mortgage Bonds ,,.,, 8Is
tacoma Manufacturing Company. =. ........ 397I
Union Pacific Railroad. 2li
Michigan Central Raliroad. ...s........,.,, ., 121
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COURTS MARTIAL,

The recent court martial at West Point sem
tenced cadet VIM. S. Davis to walk on his post
treat every Saturday for three months, and
cadet John w. Wilson to four days of a like
punishment, both having been found guilty of
conduct preiudicial to good order ard military
;nEp
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r ETIRING BOARD.

The military retiring board is now in session
at Washington and will dispose of, during the
next two weeks, $50 cases of line officers r9-
ported disqualified for duty.
IMPORTS.
The imports of the United States for eight
months ending Aug. 81, exceeded the exports
only $975OOOO, while for the corresponding
period last year the excess was $8O5OO 900.
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New York stock and Money marks.

|
very strong this morning at 1l3, an advance OF per
cent from the closing price last night and sold as
nign gi as Iiot, put is now, noon, 112b q 113.
109s q i1Ot.
governments and Stocks very weak.
bars.
There were twenty-one proposals of bonds to the
.aovernmen mt this morning. amounting to S4 735 $50.
The highest 107 6-1O9 and the lowest los 4G-1OO
Inc award Of million was at LOG 46-1OO a 1861.
NEW YORK, Nov. 17-Aternoon.-Frequent and
Gg cGonncting kilograms from London kept the Gold
Room IN violent excitement all day. The price
nuctuated rapidly and the business very large,
.he transactions through the Clearing House amount
ing to nearly one huldred millions The highest
price was 1l3s, when report was circulated that
there was mistake of l per cent. in the cable
quotations of bonds Lsndon and the price dropped
in ew moments to 1l23, from which there was sub
sequently slight recovery followed by further de-
cline, and closed at il9l g 1l2s:
Money easy at "a per cent. Sterling Exchange
dull at 1881 @ 1885,
The following were the closing uuotations:
United States coupon CPS, 1881. Sl........... .,113a
United States 5-20's 1862. S62.............,....,IO7 IO7s
ned States So,s sSs fSs III i07
United States 2o's, January nd j uy. 1904
United States 5-20's 1867. .1O9i
United States 5-20's, 1868. S6S.................1 1Ogs
United States 104Os.. 1O6}
Currency Us. 6's.......................... ....1Ilt
Southern State securities steady and lower on new
Tennessees.
Stocks closed firm with slight advance on the en-
tire list
uc ionoWiHS are tne forenoon quotations;
a
n. Y. Central and Hudson River consolidated 91
n Y. Central 81 Hudson River consolidated scrip S7t
narem. .........................13
Chicago q Rock Island. nd..................,..1
rr.no,s ~ y ....'...... ...135t
Chsen CiIaelahe a. y @ riits4Hrg ..1055
CChiesso ~ NJ. WESTERN. h.'..................7 10
Chicago y North Western preferred .....,, S9a
u;e' on9n ~ n !eSsrapn Co. o............. 42l
rIt.sstpuls q rort wayne. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 932
michigan Central.... .12Oi
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noi2td f. o. BAILEY & CO.. Auctioneers.
Furniture Carpets. SC, at Auction.

N SATURDAY, Nov l9to at 10 o'clock A. M, at
NJ, oaesroem Is Exchange st, we shall sell Black
Maihue anu paintei Chamber Sets. Brussels and In
cram carpets Lounges in green Tapestry and Hair
Ciotn, Hair Cotton and Excelsior Mattresses, Cook
ment OF Kitchen Furniture, Crockery, Glass Ware.
SC. no1Slld
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This Day. Friday.

NOV 18th, at 10 o'clock, shall sell TO the trade
~ the balance OF Crocksry Ware remaining un-
sUld.
novtS F.O. BAILEY q CO., Auctoneers-
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