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The Portland daily press., 1870-10-20

The careful observer of the growth of the
northwestern States cannot fail to see how
largely dependent upon railroad facilities are
these great agricultural regions, and how init
mately connected are railroad extension and
farming prosperity. Looking for instance at
Illinois, we find that it is only since the gener-
al Introduction of railroads that the State has
made rapid growth in population and wealth
So with Missouri, Wisconsin, Minnesota and
Iowa. The population of the latter State has
doubled in the last ten years, consequence of
the railways, which have, during that time,
given access to its broad prairies. For count
less ages these tracts have been gathering their
rich alluvial deposits, waiting for occupancy
and development, until iron highways should
make their cultivation profitable by opening
the way to the eastern and foreign markets.
Five East and West lines cross the State, and
now road is being built from north to south.
crossing all the East and West lines, and pro-
vding an outlet for all the traffic of the north
west, which will be brought into st. Paul by
the Northern Pacific and other roads in that
region. The CENTRAL RAILROAD OF Iowa
will, in connection with the Milwaukee & St
Paul and the North Missouri Railroads, make
direct line from st. Paul to st. Louis, nearly
one hundred and fifty miles shorter than any
existing route, besides supplying the people
and producers OF Central Iowa a much needed
line of transportation. The road is not mere
ly projected one, for we learn on good authori-
ty, that over one hundred miles (of the 233 be.
tween the Missouri and the Minnesota State
lines) are already done, the remainder is all
graded, and track is being laid at the rate of
two miles day, and the cars are expected to
run through between st. Paul and St. Louis,
by this line, in from sixty to ninety days. The
road traverses the most thickly settled and
productive part of the State, and profitable
local business will be assured as fast as the
successive sections are opened.
Most Western roads under construction, are
depende mt upon the sales of their bonds for
funds with which to build. The Central Rail-
road Company have been fortunate enough to
include among their stockholders some of the
strongest capitalists Of the country, such as
JAY COOKE & Co., and MORTON, BLISS & Co.,
which has secured all the money necessary to
build the road rapidly and thoroughly.
The First Mortgage Bonds of this Company
are advertised elsewhere in this paper. The
Mortgage is small in amount-only $16 900 to
the mile and with the work so nearly done in
SO favorable locality, we do not see how any
better security could be provided The Bonds
bear per cent Gold Interest, free of Govern
ment tax, and are sold at the very low price of
80 and accrued interest in currency. Two mil
ions have already been sold, and one million
is now offered, which are likely to be speedily
absorbed. d&w
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The Cologne Gazette says that the Prussians
around Paris are 4uartered in the finest villas
and other private residences. They sleep on
luxurious cOuches. stable their horses in libra
ries, feed the kitchen frs with rich carvings
from houses and orange trees from conservato-
ries. Fruit, vegetables and other food are
abundant. The women of Paris are organized
with the object of rendering all assistance in
their power to the defence Of Paris
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War Netes.

The expected battle at Orleans has occurred,
aud after six hours defence the French fled.
They evacuated the town so precipitately that
they had not time to blow up the bridge over
the Loire, which they had already mined for
that purDose. The forces engaged were about
equal: No further particulars have been re-
ceived.
Official returns to the 18th OF October show
that the number of officers IN the Prussian ar
my alone killed on the field is 49S, died OF
wounds 232, and OF disease 90. Six hundred
and ninety were infantry oficers39 cavalry, 50
artillery, 2 engineers. One was General, 3
Major Generals, and q Colonies.
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State Street Church on Monday EVENING
voted to extend a call to Rev. Mr.. Bradford
Press. JuneS.
The Aicertissris mistaken in saying Rev. Mr.
Bradford was called to State street." No call
was ever extendel To hun. Press, Oct. 10.
The AlDertiser will be careful not to state
auythiog again unless on better authority. 1t
might pay somebody to give little more atten-
ton to their own business and let us alone
AdUertiSer.
Publish the whole of the paragraph in the
PRESS of June Sth, where it states that the
concurrence of the pew holders in that church
is required to make it a legal call. Then pub
ish the paragraph in the PRESS of June Tito,
giving the proceedings of the pew holders up
on the matter, and your readers will be better
lvised about it than they are now. "It might
p,y Tor somebody to" be little more particu-
lar in making statements.
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Heceipts by Ra'IrOnds and Ntean b ats.
STEAMER MONTREAL FROM RosroN.-l5 chests
kettles. 20 cases and 70 bales domestcs ia casks
nails 70 cases shoes bb!s crockery 1s bdls SPIDERS
81 d. pager bags. to chest, 40 bxs che se i bags
dye cd d. esset hogs, bds sheep skins 100 bbls
sugar, 20 kegs lead. 20 bbIs and Is half do beer
horses 90 bbls pork, 275 pkgs to order For Canada
G. ate crockery 200 dry hides 100 bdls leather. 96
bbls -four, TRUNKS hay cutters, 10 empty barrel
casks soda ash, q bills ro pipe II doz pals pcs
marble, sewing machine, $50 pigs to order.
GRAND Trunk RAILWAY-l99 cans milk, 5000
bbls 'nr, car match splnts 20 do bark Z 10 pota-
toes do oats u do PIPER ore, Is clapboars, 81
do apples. 2 do pot itues 8 do stone DO borses
do butter, q do lumber. do copper ore, do sun
dries
MAINE CENTRAL RAILwAY-66 cases, Sc utrs of
beef 80 bbis apples bxs eggs, II do me- % empty
hogsheads, 43 do barrels, 40 pigs sundres.
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PERIoDlcALs.-The Atlantic Monthly, Our
Young Folks, and Godeys Lady's Book for
November have been received and are for
sale at the book stores of Bailey & Noyes
and Il. L. Davis, Exchange street; Loring,
Short u Harmon and Augustus Robinson,
under Falmouth Hotel; also at the school book.
music and periodical store of E. c. Andrews,
No. 81 Center street, and at the book and peri
odical depot of Messrs Fessenden Bros, No. 5
Deering Block.
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NEW YORK. Oct 19.--Cotton heavy; sales il17
,hlaies; Middling Nuplands 1Gbc. Flour sales $500
osp g 8 Is; Round Hoop Ohio at Is "a IS; West
ern at . 30 "a SIS; Southern at IS a s75 Wheat l
~ ac petler sales 900 bush; No. Spring at 81
White State at 20 for choice; Winter Red and Am
Der Western at 3S a. Az; White Michigan att As
Tor INFERIOR OF Corn frmeI sales 900 BUSH; Mixed
Western at 80 a Sic. Pork quiet new mess at o. 60
prime at 81 90 "a 20 so. Lar unchanged at 14I "a nc
Bn.er nu,et; Ohio at 20 e &C. State at 20 ip 4sc =
Rice qnieT; Carolina at 81 "a 9Ic. >ng.r finer;
Porto Rico at 10 "a iOac; Musovado al 81 40 81 a. Ice
tair to god refnIngat q g lOe No. 70 Dutch stand
shade better at As 45lc Resin steady at 90 "a %
for strained. Petroleum easier; crude at re; REIN
ed at 23l @ 24c. Tsllow duh at s. q 9ac Wool m
Nv held; domestic fleece 46 a 53c: pulled at 40 q
44c; California 29c. FIeights 10 Lverp oil firm; cot
ton per sail q 5-16d; wheat per sail Sd.
CHICAGO, Oct. 10. = Four unchanged. Wheat
frmer; No. at 05t "a o. Corn advancing with
fair demand No. 57.c Oats quiet al 34Ic for No.
lower at SSc High Wines higher at SIC. Mess Pork
at 25 90. Bulk meats-sboulders So; short rib mid
dies ~. Live hogs higher al Z 10 a 8 50. Catte
dull.
Receipts 5000 bbls flour, $4,000 bnsh. wheat,
5l,On0 bush corn. a. 100 bush oats 600 bush. rye
2OOOo bush. barley, 900 no 8.
Shipments 200 bbls. fl ,ur, - bush. wheat.
50 WV bush. corn 10000 bush. oats 10 900 BUSH rye
l2,o"o push barley, 800 hogs.
CINCINNATI, Oct 10 -Mess por'- Gniet Lard I'M
changed Bacon advancing; shouldes 1879; clear NIB
ers; ll3c for clear 81 les
NEW ,,RLEANs. Oct. 10 Cotton active and bicb
err; MiddliDg uplands at Isle
M"BILE, Oct. 1s.-Cotton fiat; Middling uplands
at 14sc. s "p''i''
SAVANNAH, Oct. 19.-Cotton active; Mddling up
CHARLESTON, Oct. 10. Cotton quiet; Middng
uplands at lac.
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BAD Practice. might well expect
to relieve and cure an infamed eye by busting
irritating powders into it, as to expect to sub
cue and cure Catarrh (which is an inflamma-
ton OF the mucous membrane of the air pas
sage in the head) by the use of irritable snuffs
or strong, caustic solutions. DR.. Sage's Ca
tarrh Remedy cures Catarrh by its mild sooth-
ing action which subdues the inflammation and
restores the natural secretion of the mucous
follicles The proprietor offers $500 for a case
Of Catarrh that he cannot cure. Sent by mail
on receipt of sixty cents. Sold by druggists.
Address r. V. Pierce, M. D., 1873 Seneca street
Buffalo, N. Y.
Oct1Sth- eod1w tu-th-s&w1t.
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oct1Sth-eod1w tu-th-s&w1t.

No ORGAN OF THOUGHT OR ACTION can be
employed without the assistance OF the blood,
and no organ can be employed safely or with
out impugnity without supply of healthy
blood. With healthy blood the exercised or
gans become well developed, whether they be
muscular or intellectual. By the use of Eel
LOWS COMPOUND SYRUP loF HYPopHospH1TEs
the blood is speedily vitalized and purified,
and so made capable Of producing a sound
mind and sound body
"Persons suffering from impure blood or
whose. health is giving way. either as minis
tiers or those who study closely, will find in the
Syrup the material to build them up and the
tonic to keep them tbere."-Dr. CLAY
Oct1S d&yw1w
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SwEEPSTAKES.

Glass No i9-Premium OF $3.50. Sweepstakes.
open to all horses owned IN this State, for past six
mohths. First Premium Sis; second do. $50; third
do S25.
~ All Races Tor horses tour years Old, and over
to be BEST THREE IN FIVE 10 HARNESS..
aud under that age, BEST TWO IN TaREr'
aud to be governed oy the NEW TROrtINiCJ\-
GRESS RULES, Ia copy 0, which will! be male
free, on receipt Of So cents) Three TO enter two to
compete in each class.
L track, which is in good order, will be open to
all VINO enter Tor Premiums, or hold Season ckels,
from this date.
Admission---Single Tickets, 3J cts.
u orse aud Car. iagc and 4 Person, 30 c's.
Omu'bns walt run from city TO Park
every half hour. Fare - cts.
Accommodations tor upwa,ds OF two hundred
HOR ES, tin box stali) now really. nav anu eIa,n
furnished at cost. Enlrauce Fee on All eases; ~
per c,n, 10 be made the Proprietor, az MS Once
or by mail IA and i6 Elk hauge street. Portiand Inc
o ,teries viii, ne a nounced at the Adams House,
Temple street, Port and a nine o'caek on the eve
ne m The 24th, a. which time they will close
sb,nld tbe weather be stormy. tie Fair Will be
Ell one week. Exhibition open at 9 A. nj
eeocn day Trottns at 2 o'clock.
Tbe object of this iair is TO bring SELLER AND
BIJYtR together; and the public sa will be he'd
ON the ming OF -ecOnd day, to give opportun-
nv parties hivng stock to sell. For further inlor-
nation apply 10 the subscriber, at my Auction and
Commission and Carriage Bazaar ia aud 16 Ex
change street. HnNrsY LOR,
Piopr eror Fvlest City Park
LOUIS BRACKETr, Superintendent
oct20 I'd
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Store, Stock OF Groceries. and Store
Furniture at knetIOn

nNTUES' ,AY. Oct. % at q o'c och. P. NJ we
" shall sell the situated the Easterly Il 10
OF rtand bridge. This Guiding is "a x3 feet, two
cries high. the hrst story finished a store. II is
thorough and substantial buid ng ard be re-
m we'd or f. main at the optisn OF The pure naser
Also at same time. he stock n sail store: Flour
Corn. Starch. Mustard Canaed goo -. Soap Salt,
Tobacco, Coffee, rea, Vinegar Fetch ~, Dried Ap-
pies. n'oom.. Spice soda, Bread preparation. Ex-
tracts and Oils, Fancy Goods &C. Also, one pat
TORN and counter Scale, n rb Sac DISK, Snow
ures, SC.
At o'elock,-1 good business Horse, Exrress
Wlgohs, light Buggy. Q Harnesses
0ctl0 #. D. BAILEY Il Co. Auct'rs
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The Price Current and the Review of the
Markets for this week will be found on the
fourth page this morning
The SAFE Of the reserved seats for the Army
and Navy Union Course will commence at
A. NJ. on Monday morning Oct. oath, at Gill
keys Apothecary Store corner of Preble and
Congress streets. Call early and often.
The Methodist ministers of the Portland
District held an interesting meeting at Cor
ham, yesterday. An unusual religions interest
is eviuced through the District.
Mr.. Wheelock commences his singing course
at Mechanics Hall on Friday night at 70
o'clock.
Gold opened in New York at 1928 yester-
day morning and closed at the same. u. S.
bonds were quoted in London at SO Is, So SO
and 1918.
There was sharp frost on Tuesday night
and and the thermometer at s A. M yesterday
indicated As degrees, and IS degrees at noon,
The day was very fine.
John Sylvester was brought before u. S
Commissioner E. M. Rand yesterday for forci-
bly, resisting Geo. Humphries, an Inspector of
Customs, while Selling cigars on the 18th of
October and was ordered to recognize in suffi
DHCGm.
Der term Of the U. S. District Court.
Don't forget the grand ball at Fluent Hall
this evening, given by Mr.. Barnes. All the
newest dances will be given as we'll as those
which are familiar
A. b. Barker bought the lot of land on India
street belonging to the estate of the late Ann
Shuttuck, and containing about I, 900 feet, at
80 cents a foot. f. o. Bailey & Co., were the
auctioneers.
Hale exhibits at his gallery Mark Twain's
celebrated war map "a fine photograph OF Mrs.
Dow, who will sing at one of the A & n U.
Concerts-and some fue photographs from
well known statuary, and paintings taken in
the Rembrandt stye and then colored.
We understand that City Hall has been en-
gagged tor a concert.by home talent on Thanks
giving Night, the A. s. N. U. having sener-
Ously waived their right to that evening.
The Cumberland County Sunday School AS
ISOLATION will hold its second Annual ConEen-
ton in this city Tuesday and Wednesday, Oct.
25th and 26th, organizing at the rooms of the
Young Mems Christian Association at 10
o'clock A. M. Rev Edward G. Porter, of
Lexington, Mass. will deliver a lecture on
Tuesday evening on illustrations of Scrip
ture" accompanied with maps, and beautifully
colored represe ntations of scenes Sc, 10 the
Holy Land. An interesting programme will
be prepared.
The Allen Mail Stamer Peruvian from One
bee, arrived at Liverpool Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Dexter Tifflny have arrived
home from Europe, and Mr.. Samuel Hanson
and mother of this city have left France and
are now in London.
What shame that people cannot go TO
concert in season but must disturb an audience
for more than half an hour after it commences
as was the case at the Tnomas concert l. 8
night.
Monday night pane of glass in the window
of store on Commercial street was broken
out and a quantity O. small articles stolen
The window has not been repaired vet, nor
any attemps made to protect the store from
thieves. the proprietors have AN unwarranted
Confidence in the ubiquity of police officers.
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LARcENY.-On Tuesday fellow by the
name of West, went into Cogia Hassan's and
surreptitiously possessed himself of an opera
glass. He was detected however and charged
with the larceny. At first he denied it, but
the evidence was too strong and he was COM
PEELED to seek another method of release from
his difficulty. He began to manifest signs of
deep repentance, frantically asked to be for
given, referring in touching strains to the el-
feet his crime would have upon his poor
mother. All these manifestations were too
much for the compassionate people about him
and he was discharged with the injunction,
go and sin no more"
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AUCTION COLUMN.
store, Stock OF Groceries &c. f. o. Bailey.
carriages &c. Henry Ia, lor Il Co.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
ortland Il Ogdensburg r. r.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Grand Trot. Il. j. Bract EFT.
Horse Far. Henry L. Taylor.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
House for Sale. Cyrus Greene.
Salesman Wanted
Animal Meeting. Martha Washington Society.
Agents Wanted. u. S. Publishing Co.
Wanted. Three or four gentlemen.
Central Railroad. Mortgage Bends.
Winter Goods. Arthur Noble.
Carpets. -. G. JORDAN.
Found. -. Y. A. Roberts.
House Wanted.
For Phi'ade pLii. :. .Nickerson 81 Litchfield.
Corn &c,. Burgin d Jefferson.
chamber Sells. ...N. Tarbox.
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CAGIFO RNIA.

= TOWN BURNED.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 10 -The business por-
the 17ih.
The Oregon Legislature has granted subsi-
6y OF $500, 900 for the construction of locks at
Willamette Falls.
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THE STORM ON LAKE ERIE.

The STORM ON LAKE ERIE.
CLEVELAND, Oct 19.-The storm on Mon
Jay night extended the full length of the Lake
anu was very severe The propeller Tonawan-
ga OF me Western Transportation Line went
uowu ABOUT miles from Buffalo. She was
loaded with grain from Chicago and was one
OF tne largest propellers of the line It is not
Anown now many persons were lost A small
ooat IN which were two engineers, the daueh-
yer or the Captain and three or four others has
not been heard from.
THE ELECTION.
COLUMBUS, Oct 10 The official returns from
70 counties show the Republican gaDs in Ohio
to be IA, 612 and the Democratic gains 4,512.
Inc republican majority will probably be lit.
tie ever II, 900.
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ALMANAcs.- Nast's Illuminated Almanac
Tor 1870 is received by A. Robinson, under the
Falmouth Hotel, and is the most amusing in
Its comic sihonettes and engravings of any
yet published as well as abounding in capital
reading. Mr.. Robinson also has the Josh Bill
lngs' Allminax which is going off like hot
cakaS
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WI enicspaI CourI.

JUDGE MORRIS PRESIDING.
WEDNEsDAY.-State VS.. Peter Daley Attempt at
tape. Decision, probable cause and defendant or
dere Ito recognize with sufficient sureties the sum
of $500 each for his peronal appearance at the jan
uary term of the Superior Court
Howard &.Cleaves Bradbury s. Bradbury.
State VS.. William Bowen. Search and seizure
Pleaded guilty. Fined $50 and costs. Paid.
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A BRILLIANT DIscovERY.-Every man and
woman in the land, whose locks have been
touched with silver by time, or prematurely
whitened, has reason to rejoice that PHALoN's
VIrALIA, OR SALVATION FOR THE HAIR, is
numbered among the wonder working prod
ucts of this age Of discovery 1t is clear and
free from sediment, while the shades of color
it imparts are more natural than those pro-
duced by any other agent. oct18 eod1w
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COLBY UNIvERsIrY.-By reference to the
catalogue of Colby University for 1870 II, we
ascertain that the number of students is 3d.
divided as follows: Seniors, IA; Juniors, II !;
Sophomores, 10; Freshmen, 10. The fall term
ends Dec. 14th, when there will be vacation
of eight weeks.
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$500 Extra Premiums
For TROrTTNE STO,

Class No 16-Premums OF $50. For Horses that
never trOtied for pr MUM or money, not less than
10 hands, and not mo e tuau ten years old FIRST
premium $50; second d.. $50
Class No IL Premiums OF 500. For horses that
never beat IS. First Premium $40; second do 500
third 30. 80.
C ass No ls-Premiums OF $iO0 For horses that
never beat SO. First rremium $40; second do. $2O
third do. SO
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n ASSAuHuSETTs.

RECONCILIATION OF BEN BUTLER.
BOSTON, Oct 19.-Gen. Butler was reDominat-
ed for congress -dav in the fifth district with
but one opposing voice.
DROWNED.
John Z. Thomas, aged %, son of Hon. Benz.
Ihomas was drowned yesterday in Jamaica
Pond by the upsetting of boat.
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ANOTHER AGED CITIZEN GoNE.-Nr. Ma
than Isley, of this city, died yesterday at Cbel-
sea, Mass. in the list year of his age. His
health has been poor for some time. For a
number of years past he has been engaged in
the hay business on Fore street. His funeral
will take place Tomorrow afternoon from The
vestry of the LIST Baptist church.
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+. o. BAILEY & Co. will sell to-day at
Sales-rooms, Furniture, Carpets, &C.; also
large assortment of Hardware.
Sc auction column
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THE COMING WoMAN''-If the writer of
an article on the above, which appeared in
yonr columns few days since, who attends
"so-called fashionable churches, not to acorship
but to criticise the style and manners of the
young ladies, would but remain at home, aud
from his window watch those of his own sex
who might pass by, "there can be 10 doubt in
my mind" but that he would become wiser, if
not better; or possibly he. himself, may be a
type OF those who have long since dsgraced
the term man, and needs only to go to his
usual trysting place, the mirror, to see that the
Coming Woman" can but be vastly superior
to the MAN of the Times''
"Wad some power the giftie gle us,
To see ourselves as others see u.s.
AN OUD Nam and mn ,ro1dor
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TELEGRAPH ITEMS.

Three men, each leaving large family, were
drowned at Hoosc tunnel Tuesday.
Dumas, Senior, is still reported to be dying
of PARALYSIS at Dieppe
Gen. Banks was reDominated for Congress
IN the 9th Massachusetts district Wednesday.
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At ate Sale.

Fine earnings of all kinds, Western
built and ~ arran.ed.
Consignments solicited. CORRESPONDENTS for Inter-
nal Land and Labor Agsncv, BIN ham, E. 2.
Sight Drafts In sums TO suit, all parts OF Europe
for SALE
CASH advanced on co assignment OF Personal
Property.
Fart CLOSETS-Agents for the STATE of Maine
for the celebrated Earth Closets inven ted ami pa
r. l.
Also Agents for the French Fire Extinguisher, in
use in most of the public buildings AMI factories in
New E, gland. octl1dtf
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WHAT IS QUILLAYA SAPoNARIA?-It is a
tree. the bark of Chilian Tree, which yields
when macerated, a fragrant vegetable soap
with Cleaning and antiputrescent properties
not possessed by any other vegetable produce
ton. This Bark is prominent constituent of
the celebrated SozoDoNT, the most popular
dental preparation ever introduced in America
"SPALDING's GLUE, stickiest thing out.
oct1S-end1 w
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PORTLAND. ME- Oct. 10.

To the Emerald Boat Club -
The undersigned, in behalf of the West End.
Boat Club, accept the challenge which appear
ed in the daily papers of the 18th inst, upon
the conditions therein named.
As this will be our last race this season, win
or lose, all subsequent challenges wiz: be use
less. NJ. L. O'CoNNoR,
JOHN c. HAvERTY,
THOMA BALL
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Foreign M arkels.


LONDON Oct. 19-1l.15A. M-Consols 925 for mon
ey and account.
American securites-U. s. $685. 1862 SOL: do
1865, old. $50: do 1867 90k; U. S. 4O's 81 Erie
shares 1914 Hin is Central shares 1l4 Atlantic &
Great Western shares 80
IvEePooL, Oct. 19-t1.15 A NJ Cotton firm !;
sales 1900 b'l $: Middng uplands 81 "a sSi Mid
dling orleans 81 a odd. Corn 2s5s a 2Ss Pork 1O75s
Lard TBS.
Lo DON. Oct. 19.-1.3o P. M.-Consois 92s for mon
ey and account. ~
American securities dull: U. s. 5-2O's 1862 s9l :
DO 1865, old, s: do 1867, 500: U. 1O-4Os ST. Erie
SHARES ST Illinois Gem raj shares 11I Allan ic and
Great Western shares 20.
LONDON, Oct. 19-Evening.-Con 92s for money
AMI account.
American securities-U.S 2Os 1862. SO; do 1865.
old, $50; do 1867, 90 U. S. 1O-40s 81 EIe 1Ss; II j.
nols Central ia Atlantic and Great Western 80.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 49, Evening". Cotton quiet /;
sales y 900 bales. Wheat 10. 3 Req Western IS
lOd Refined petroleum Is 69d. Common Resin 5s
LONDON, Oct. 1s-Evening-Tallow irmer LIN
seed Oil at e29.
FRANKFORT. Oct. 19-4.30 P. M.-U. S. ZOOS of
1862 Steady at 95l.