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Receipts bI Railroads and Steamboat.
GRAND TRUNK EAILwAY-le9 cans milk 900 biol,
-four 80 do apples, tooth picks, 60 hedst eads
do corn, l do potatoes, do starch do spirits,
DO shoe pegs, do iaths, do shingles, do clothe.
Ties, do copper ore, do window blinds, do pear
ashes, do brooms. II do lumber,3 do sundries ship
ments East, 1000 Db1s -four car feed; do OIL dc
sundrles; shipments TO Europe, q cars wheat, Dc
potash, do butter.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILwAy-;59 cases, % bales
q empty bhls, rs boxes axes qrs beef 90 pkgs
dries.
STEAMER FRANCoNIa FROM NEW YORK, bales
buraps 20 do Gotten. G6 do rags, do broom corn 81
Do paper bangngs do fibre, do yarn, 35 rolls leath
coffee, 12abdls iron, 81 do steel IL plates do 60 bdls
s. boards, $50 boxes rasins, 100 do tobacco 80 do
glass, SO do starch leo oysters 25 do books
kegs Lead 80 do soda % bids. tobacco 10 casks OF
bleaching powders, do Ursula tors 10 terces lard,
do rice, do hams. % bbls chimnevs. do oysters
hhds. sugar, pianos 200 pkss sundries
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NOVEMBER TERM. GODDARD j., rRHsipIEG.
WEpNEspAY-Thomas Shaupahan- vs. Edwar,
Jordan & al. Assumpsit 10 recover SCI. 40, amour
ovtr-paid on Lay in consequence of error in meas
urement. One of the defendants, c. 2. Wishtmau
Edward Jordan for S20is. Decision in saTcr o
e. B, Wightman on biz plea Of minority
Williams. Frank.
Israel L. Butler surying partner, IS. Mary Jans
stsord Assempsit to recover S46a.6. for goods de.
livered Mrs Patrick gyms on Tue written order o.
defendant. II was a runnin. order and this balance
claimed was the last OF the goods delivered Ihs dc.
isucs was that the order 10 bat thirty days
and these goods were delivered after the expiration
OF that time. Decison to- lanif tor .ull amour,
claimed.
howard q Ceayes. BradhuryJ.
Charles H. Stuart vs.. james S. Libby. Assump
sit 10 recover about 500 balance due for wagon
buffalo skim and tor use Of iack-screw. Not finish
ed.
Williams. strout & Gage.
The following slsnm -n;s have bean made:
THURSDAY. DEC. 1,
No. 2i9 Putnam, s. p. Y. Leigh.
No. 546 g. & o. C. Corp. v. Htchnss
No. go McGregor Y. Hayden 6 al.
No. SOB Hayden S al. v. Mcdregor.
NJ. 375 Latham v. TompaoD.
No s5 Coburn v. Pierce s al.
No. Ill Wilson C0mplt. i. Woods;de.
No. 3l3 Hessell V. Townsend.
No. 15s Coolidge s. a's. Y. Wiggp.
No. 1871 Coolidge & als. Y. Bradley.
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NEW YORK STEAMERS. We are requested
to state that the New York steamers will leave
here at P. NJ. on and after this date instead
of at p. NJ, as heretofore, and also that the
Chesapeake will run in connection with the
Francouia, the Dirigo having gone into winter
uuartnrs
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-AMArEUR THEATRlCALs.-We wand call at
tention to the Amateur Theatricals to be given
at Portland Theatre next Monday and Tnes-
day evenings. Yesterday morning we made
reference to some Of the performers in order
that our readers might rest assured that
dramatic treat was in store for all who con-
teu,plated attending. The favorite Plays OF
''Time tries alp aud "All that gitters is not
Gold" will be brought out with careful atten-
ton TO detail which will bear comparison with
that bestowed upon the drama by profession
ais. The plan of the hall may be found at
HAYES AMI Cragin's (Iats Paine's music store
on Middle street, on and after to borrow morn
lug, When seats can be secured.
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sAvASSAH, Ca. Nov. 26.-:Freghts-We quote t.
by steam ID. To Amsterdam q 9-16j on uplands
To Bremen s1Sd on upands. To Liverpool via
New York, through per steam l3-16d on upands; Sea
Islands 15-16d. To North Side Cuba 50 "a 8 So; TIM
Der nominal. To Liverpool SIS Cd g 4os; R,sawed
Lumber to Baltimore 81 @ 80; to New York 50; tt
Boston SO 90; TO Philadelphia SIS; to Providence
50 80. New York-Per steam sc on uplands. &c on
Sea Islands: domestics 81 y bale; Rice 81 80; Woo
1c. To Boston per steam Ic on upapds; Sea Islands
lie: sail &c uplands; through to Providence lc
on upiands; Rice Sc so.
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NEW XGR IA.

THE ATLANTIC CABLES - COMMUNICATIONS
THROUGH THEM WITH EUROPE INTERRUPTED
NEW YORK. Nov. % 10 P. M.-The steam
or Robert Lowe sailed from Hearts Content
Saturday last to repair the Atlantic cable Of
1866 which was injured about G5 miles from
that point. We have just received Information
that tho cable of 1865 has also ceased to work
and the fault is about the same distance from
Hearts Content It is therefore probable that
the steamer has grappled the wrong cable. AS
the steamer is On the spot it is hoped that both
cables will soon be repaired. Although the
French cable is able to transmit westward with
about it's usual facility, tits from some un-
known cause unable to transmit eastward ex-
cept with great difficulty and very slowly. No.
tice is hereby given that for tho present mes
sages cannot be received from any part Of Eu-
rope. The people will be informed at the ear
Hest time that messages can be received from
Europe (Sigued,)
CxRUs ". FIELD.
CITY AND VICINITY.
The new census of the city will begin on
Saturday or Monday. The work will be per-
formed as rapidly as possible. there being only
four questions: Name, nativity, age aud occn-
patton, to be asked.
Thomas Porter, 16 years old, was sentenced
to State Prison to-day for ten years, on ive'dis4
tipct charges Of ielonious assault.
Gov. Hoffman made the opening address
this evening at the Hebrew Charity Fair in aid
OF hOuHb Oiual dcspiCdt, III tie paiO IL
high tribute to the late Benjamin Nathan,
President and Trustee of the hospital Five
thousand persons were present.
The National Association of base ball play
ers, 26 delegates representing eight States and
202 climbs being present in this city to-day,
elect John Wildey Of the National Club of this
city President for the ensuing year; G. B.
ubbell of Connecticut and A. G. n. lubbock
of Pennsylvania Vice Presidents; W. j. JOIN.
eon OF New Jersey and J. n. Hayine Of Him
dis nd ErcJoTiSt- Tbop,ps.n of
Indianapolis Treasurer.
Resolutions cordemnipe the practice of hir-
ing players as reprehensible and injurious to
the hest interests of the game K reated a long
discussion and was finally lost by majority of
seven. Tie Association also resolved that
hereafter 70 rules or regulations pertaining to
the game should be recognized unless issued
under the authority of the present convention.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE ITEMS. sides the rail-
read begun from Bethlehem 10 Mt. Washing.
ton another is to be extended from this line to
the Profile House, saving long and weary
stage ride to the Franconia mountains.
A. L. & W. G. Brown have built five miles
Of railroad to connect heir saw mills, Que Of the
most extensive in the country, with their for
est lands near Mt. Washington.
There has been weeks sleigbins at Lam
caster, but the wagons are ont sgain. Tbe
snow lies foot deep on the track Ct the Sky
railroad, but two men we're to walk up We'd
nesday morning to join the Tip Top exiles for
the winter.
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MISSOURI,


ST.. LOUIS. Nov. 30-At the Gratz Brown
serenade last evening the Governor elect said
there were signs that the late opponents to the
liberal movement were accepting the situation
and there would bo no further hostility, and
concluded by saying: We can only recognize
now that the State needs absolute peace in the
internal development of her resources, wise
adoption of laws and labor aud absolute hon.
esty of administration. Jhesa ] can promise
SO far as executive influence goes. If the PEG.
pie will help, before God 1 will give them a
new era in Missouri and the great West.
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THE BATTLE OF BEAUNE.-It now appears
that the greater part Of the French army of
the Loire was engaged against the Prussian
10th corps at Beaune on Monday. From ad ii-
tional particulars which have just come to
hand in the reports Of the commanders, there
is no question but that the defeat Of the French
was most complete. At least one thousand
killed were left on the field by the fleeing
French. Seventeen hundred unwoupded pris-
oners had been captured by the Germans at
last accounts, and the number was constantly
increasing, 90 the Piussians were in close pur-
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SW ETT'.S E,XPR ESS.
Boston, New York, PhilaG eIphia
AND ALL PLACES
HEST IND SOUTH

The sut,.cr ters. thankful to friends AMI the
public geusrally tor the patronage We have received
since the commencement OF SWEETS EXPRESS,
would inform them that we shall continue our bust
ness notwithstanding the powerful opposition that
has been exered to break us down.
Notes, Drafts, Bills. Sc, negotiated a1d collected
and prompt returns made
Freight taken at reduced rate. Our facilities for
doing business being equal to those OF any cthor
express over the same route
tended to. JOHN SWETr Il CO.
Nov 90, 1870. no24dim
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wAxaAOEUs EIT>.
CAPTURE OF A MURDERER.

BosToN, Nov. 3O.-Tbo murderer Moran was
arrested last evening at Stoughton after Sc.
we're struggle and lodged in Dedham Jail. He
was found secreted in his sisters house, where
he has been for some time. He fired number
of shots at the officers, which they returned,
and he finally gave himself up.
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Thursday Morning, D cembsr I, 1870
aHd Vicinity.
New Adver,ise mrn,. To-Day.

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Popular Address. e. Congress Hall.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Legislative Notice. :. John Neal.
Notice. Frederick Robbie.
Canal Notice. Charles II. Pike.
Notice. Joseph Lun;. cd.
Portland and Rutland 4. r. Co.
Removal. F. j. Rollins.
VIM. A. Gcodwl 49,. Civil Enginee;.
Cold! C1ldii. ... Reversible Door Spriss.
Notice. H. P. Lord and Others
Birds. :. Ii ais Euse.
P. S. Il p. X. r. Co.....k. Mott
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GEO u GsA.

ATLANTA, Nov. 3o.-The True Georgian, a
newspaper in this city, heretofore supporting
Grants administration, to-day declares that
the mission OF the Republican party is ended ds
and nomiuotes Hoffman Cor Presi9ent in 1N2
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WARRINGTON,
--a-ar or~rr,r

WASHINGTON, Nov. 30-Paymaster Thomp-
son is ordered to the Pawuee; Surgeon Griffith
and Engineer Heaton to the New York navy
yard; Surgeon McKie to the receiving ship
Vermont. Capt. Nicholson is detached from
the command Of the Benecia and Lieut. New
ell from tho Guard. The order assigning pay
master Carmody to the Pawnee isrevoke5.
VISITORS AT THE WHITE HOUSE.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 30.-There we're mole
visitors at the White House to-day than Oh any
previous day since the adjournment OF Con-
gress, but the President gave an audience to
only few.
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE
will be telegraphed to the press Of the country
ON the day OF its transmission to Congress,
probably on Monday.
A day or two ago $500 was offered fer an nd
vance copy OF Sec'y Boutwel'5 report.
GENERAL INDIAN WAR PREDICrED.
An official letter has been received here from
n prominent military officer in the west in
in which he declares his impression
that the Indians viii enter upon q general war
on tho opening of spring, for they assert they
have been badly treated by the army officers in
command near their reservations.
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NORTH CAROLINA.
WRECK OF THE PERSIA.

WILMINGTON, Nov. 30.--A northeast storm
is prevailing and it is feared that the ship Per-
STA will go to pieces. Five hundred to GOO bales
of cotton were saved and the crew were taken
off to day
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WE nonld call the attention of our readers
to the sale at auction Of family horse, wsg
on, Jump seat carriage, etc, etc. See adver-
tisement, Taylor's Bazaar IA and 16 Exchange
street. TO be sold at II o'clock precisely.
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fosTPoNED-Dr. Richards course of lee
lures on physiology, &c, to Jan. 81, on ac-
count of the great success he is meeting with
in Saco aud Bidlcford by request of the citi-
zens he iso give second course in those cities.
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MoUNTFoRT STREET A. NJ. Z. CHURCH.
We understand that revival of much power
Is going on at this church. Monday eveniog
the house was well filed, and large number
went forward for prayers. Rev Messrs.
Harper and Stanford are working day aud
evening and the results are quite cheering to
them. The meetings will continue every even
ing till further notice. We further learn that
Rev. W. II. H. Pil'sbury Of this city. will
preach this evening.
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Valuable Lot of Land at Auction.

I'm Tuesday, Nov goth, at p. NJ. we shall sell
~ the valuable lot OF land on Soutberlv Corner
of Congress and Neal Streets. Said lot is SO feet
Congress and 100 feet Neal st. This is OF the
most desirable lots in the city, situated the line
OF the Horse Cars, In the immediate vicinity OF some
OF the finest rcsidences at West End.
Terms mt sale
nof9;d +. o. BAILEY & CO., Auc'ioneers.
s9"1he sale Of the above property was postponed
GU account of weather. to Tuesday, Dec 9Th, same
tin and place. no30 I'd
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LADIES, Gents and Childrens' Under Flan-
nels in great variety at lowest prices at An
derson's New Store, under Deering Hall.
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M. L. A.-As was to be expected, the concert

NJ. L. A.-As was to be expected, the concert
given under the auspices Of the M. L. A. last
evening drew crowded house, the principal
aisles being filled with chairs to accom- m oaa.o
the audience. We we're not so fortunate as W
get into City Hall until the conclusion OF the
aria, LA Donna del Lago," by Miss Stering'
That lady had evidently won her way az
once to favor, for an enthusiastic encore re-
called her upon the stage, when she sang Inc
"Three Fishers" in simple, unaffected man
ner that drew forth burst of spontaneous ap-
p'ause. Miss Sterling possesses very power
full contralto OF good compass, full and rich in
the lower register, talmost masculine, il fact,
in that regard1 possessing a great variety OF
tones, but wanting ia that ting and sparkle
that pleased us SO much in Miss Cary's This
may have been owing to her selections. line
piano solo by Ko:zscbmar was one ct tnose
dreamy, delightful compositions that glide mo
Joyful, inspiritps movement-aS 1t Wer9 uu'
consciously-and which displayed the ability
OF the composer and performer at the same
time to the best advantage. In response 10
hearty encore he gave very beautilui anu
peculiar selection, delicious in its psdnsssa'oo
movement, and in its torte passages partakins
of amartial character. Miss Thursby possesses
a pleasing soprano voice, very flexible and well
cultivated, and she executes very nicely, but
her voice is better adapted TO a smaller ball.
She also received an enthusiastic encore after
her rendering Of Milard's waiting" We
were especially pleased with the Kreutzer
Club and must confess that to US they formed
the most pleasing part of the concert. Their
voices blend together most tremendously and
showed the best results of careful drilling.
Their sacred selections were deservedly encor-
red. The solos of Messrs. Bush and Beckett
displayed their best qualities of voice and they
reaffrmed the favorable verdict rendered on a
former occasion. In conclusion we must say
that only on two points have we suggestions to
make. First that the audience would remsm
Der that SO many epcores are out Of place and
tiresome and take away from the value of an
encore, and secondly that the artists should re.
member that "varioty is the spice of life" and
that the .'gay should succeed ;bs grave and
yice-Yers3 in their selections
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A FAVORABLE NoroRinrY.-Tho good rem.
utation and extended use Of "Bro,rn's Bron.
chial 1rocAes" for Coughs, Colds and Throat
Diseases has caused the Trcches ito be extsn.
sively initiated. Obtain only the genuine
Browns Bronchial Troches," AMI do not be
influenced by those who make more profit by
selling worthless limitations, dc1st-eod&w1w
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Aot.- ga Els.
.AGuafdian's sn,e of Real Es,a.-

DYYfRrUE OF a license trom the .Judge ~ pro-
AZ, ibaie o!bhe county OF CumSer ami. shall sell
at public sac On Tuesday, Dec 2olh at 10 O'clock
A. Az &ttlte efhee OF Geo. X. Davis & Co corner
Of Congress and Brown streets, the following des-
3cfbed real estate, VIZ: All the Ight tile anu inter-
est which Annie Looney, Ellen Looney, Josephine
.sbbpsy, aDd iGeora ianna Looney, minor children
md hoifs n Bartholomew Looney, late OF Portland,
ip and e i,eus, and lot Pumberea six
.t.-T1issi FRANK g. PATTERSON,
I,ovt61 tswax - Guardian for said Minors.
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A. s. n. U.-Ths lecture before the Army &
Navy Union this evening by Rev. Geo. W.
Bicknell on the subject Enthusiasm" will rot
fail to draw a crowded house. Mr.. Bickncll
bears high reputation as an orator and, we
believe, has never appeared on the platform
in this city. The subject is one that is capa-
BILE of beisg made :ishly interesting. The
Portland Band will discourse sweet music for
the lf-hOur nrececding The lecture
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JOE 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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HAVANA, Nov. 3d. Gen. Caro-. commanding
the central department., has rendered his resis-
nation, but it has not been accepted.
Barrios, Quintills and Uillareal have teen
executed.
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Ru&in.ss Notices
GIT Briggs Corn aud Bunon Remedies.
n1GGs, Allayantor cures Ca,arl

BURLEIGH. 81 Middle street, has the best
stock of Boys Clothing in town
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A SPLENDID assortment of Hosiery for Ladies
and Children at Anderson's New Store, under
Deering Hall.
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between 1lOs g Ill. Money q 6 per cent on call.
Sterling Exchange weak at 100 q 1899. Government
bonds per cent. lower. Stocks dull and s'eadier.
The following are the forenoon quotations Of South
crn States securities:
MISSOURI 6s. 923
tennessee U.s. 5Ss
virginia 623
Georgia 's. "
Louisiana C6
There were tw enty bids on Government Gold this
noon amounting 10 S3,757 600 ranging from 10 p
10 ITO 9l-1Oo. The award vas S1eOp,o00 at ITO 81
lCO q lie 9l-lC0.
New YORK. Nov. 31-~tsernooa.- continued
steauy during the afternoon in spite Of number OF
sensation European reports from private sources
that were circulating among Wall street brokers,
and closed firm at l1Gf g Ill The gross clearances
OF the day we're less Than s4o,G0O.o00. Governments
were very dun and with scarcely any change in the
prices The following were the closing quotations:
United States coupon 6s, lSsl.. q 1881
United States 5-2os 1862 ....".........le5! 1917
United States s-S n.. is e. ;....ost I07
United States sos, January nd July, 1901 q 1893
United States 5-eOs, 1851 loci 1921
United States 5-2o's, 1858. 1898 q 1927
United States 10-4os.. 1864 @ 1867
Southern Stale securities quiet AMI scncras sseadv
except new South Carolina.
Money improved in demand late In the day in con-
sequence OF large sales at the Stock Board aud closed
active at g per cent. Sterling Exchange heavy
Stocks closed active and lower The decline
W es11 cut the wsos list per
the Board Union Pacific securities do not recover
from the heavy fall of yesterday and have anctuated
widely, tho stock selling dcwn 10 II and income
bonds to 5s The 'lowns the closing quotations:
v Wsatsrn n inon eiesran; Co
\. z. Central and HUDSON River consoiiiaed.. III
N. \. Central & Hudson River consolidated scrip. SCI
Erie. s.............. 24s
Erie preferred 10
narsm. "a
5seauins'
Lake Shore d Michigan Southern. .......... 933
llluOlS SculTdi.,s 40
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Domestic "a arlkeas.

NEW YORK. Nov. 30.-Cotton lower; sales 400
bales; Middling uplands 16lc. Flour heavy and a
Zoe lower; sales $4,000 bbls; State and Western 4 %
9620; Round ho'r Ohio at rs @ G 20; Southern
new and old Spring Mixed 81 q 2s; Winter Red
and Amber Western 80 q So; White Michigan
l75 Corn heavy and 2 g &c lower; sales 10000
BUSH; new IS q SIC; old Western Mixed So 9 $50.
IL 20 for extra Pork steady; new mess 2 20 g
q 5o old do % 90 q IS 90. Lard heavy 12S q 1896
Butter quiet: Western IA q SOC; State p a Sc
Whiskey SO @ 9oc. Sugar firm; Porto Rico 10t q
dull at @ ZIG. Petroleum steady; crude i2ic; re-
fined 22sc. Naval Stores-Spirits 'Turpentine a5 o
45le; Rosn 90 g 90 Tor strained. Wool heavy;
domestic s C fleece 4S g SIC; nnwashed 50 e Sae
Sic.
Freights to Liverpool scarcely 50 firm; Flour per
sail Is Cd; Wheat per steam Sd; Co ton per do q
| 9-16d.
Whea-No. fairly active at OF. Corn is panicky !;
early sales at size for No. and closed at 53ic Oats
dull 384c. Rye lower at Csc for No. 2. Barley dull
| at II g 7ec. High Wines nominal at Sale. Mess
pork 10 3d. Lard 12c Short lib middles 81 % 1oc.
Dressed Hogs 90 q 50 live 10 dull at So g CO.
| Cattle quiet at 2 so q 90.
Receips-6000 bbs. -four, 10000 busn. wheat, a.
900 bush. corn 1000 bush oats 1900 oush rye COCO
| bush. barley, 1000 hogs.
| ShpmentS-1200 bbis -four, 1900 bush. wheat, &C,
| GOO bush. corn, 1000 bush. barley.
| CINCINNATI, Nov. 30.-Mess Pork 10 25 Bulk
Meats weak; shoulders g Tic; sides 1oic for clear
rib, 12c tor clear loose and 1910 for packed Bacon 10
limited demand at 13c tor shoulders and 10 g 15c for
sides. Hogs higher. Wbskey unsettled at S. q SAC
Green Meats &c ter shoulders, SIC for sides and 10 G
| 102c for hams,
| SAVANNAH, Nov. 3d. Cotton firm; Middllng VI
| lands 15ic.
CHARLESTON, Nov. sc,-Cottcn steady; Miidlius
| uplands 15!c
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oEI me benefit Of Cogia Hassau's great
twenty day reduction.
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CAUTION TO PURCHASERS OF THE PERUVIAN
SYRUP "a protected solution of the protoxide
of iron. Beware being deceived by any of fthe
preparations CT Peruvian Bark, or Bark ard
Iron, which may be offeIed to you. Every bot
tie of genuine has PERUVIAN SYRUP (uot Pc
ruvian Bark) blown In the glass. EAMrNE THE
BOTTLE BEFORE PURCHASING.
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Ala n ANA.

THE TROUBLES OF THE OFFICIALS.
MONTGOMERY, Nov 3o.--The troops at the
capital were removed last night by order Of
Gen. Terry. Smith and Bingham have sher-
ifs posse of negroes guarding the Executive
and Treasury rooms. Nothing was dnne in the
Legislature to day.
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20 to Burleigh's, 81 Middle street, 10 the
best ana cheapest Oyercoat.
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FRESH Eggs and Choice Butter at whole.
sale, at % Spring st. nov29ah-lw
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WHAT IS VIrALITY?- Some philosophers
call it Animal Magnetism, some Nervous
Force, others Caleric, but by whatever name it
may be called, the thing meant is the main
spring of existence, it is tho principle we in
herit, and which may be nourished by proper
attention to thr requirements Of the body and
the avoidance Of excuses; it is wasted or de-
stroyed by over-taxing the mind with study or
anxiety and Incorporate indulgences, indeed,
1t requires an expenditure Of vitality for every
thought or action equal to the magnitude of
the thought or action. When the body and
the brain are well balanced, the stomach is ca
pablo of restoring the waste, but when the
brain is large in proportion, the stomach IS in
capable of supplying it; in other words, the ex.
penditure is too large for the income. Here
lies the cause of so much suffering from dis
eases of the Heart Liver and Lungs and Eel
LOWS COMPOUND SYRUP OF HyPoPHosPHIrEs
is the only preparation known which imparts
this vitality directly, and consequently the
power 70 overcome disease.
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