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The Portland daily press., 1870-11-03
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NEW YORK.
GREAT RAID ON ILLICIT wHIsKEY DIsTILLERs
New YORK. Nov. 2-The internal revenue
officers, aided by force of $500 United States
marines and regulars, made a grand raid to-
day on the illicit whiskey distlleries in the
fifth ward of BROOKLYN, and captured and de-
stroyed over twenty establishments with their
contents Eight fire engines were employed
several hours in pumping out the contents OF
the stills and wash-tubs, which afterwards
were completely demolished by large force of
labOrers accompanying the troops. In the
early part of the affair the mob hurled several
vOllies of stones, brickbats and other missi es
upon the marines under Col. Broome, but
were routed by bayOnet charge. Col. Broome
then warned the crowd that the troops would
fire if any further violence was offered, but
tn ~ were not again mOlested. Assessor Dutch
er was hit twice by flying bricks, and sever Il
revenue officers were more or less injured dur
ing the riot.
VARIOUS ITEMS.
Profs. Hall, Hoskins and Eastman of Wash
ington Naval Observatory, will sail to-day on
the China en- route for the island Of Sicily, to
take observations of the total eclipse of the sun
Dec 22d. PrOfs. Peters of Hamilton College
and Wheelock of Harvard University will
leave on the Abyssinian tomorrow in charge
of another party for a similar purpose.
Two men incorporating in women's dress
were arrested coming from ball in Brooklyn
last night and committed the TOmDs to-day
for trial. Emile Houshlll and Harry Melville
were the names they gave. They are probably
fictitious. They say they can prove they have
been going in wOmen's clothes to balls and
parties in this city and Brooklyn for two or
three years Fast.
Mary E. Carey, II years old, died yesterday
at the Office of the notorious DR.. Evans, alias
Powers, on Chatham strest from the effects OF
an abortion. Evans has fed.
A forged check on Market Bank for $14, 600
was passed on Souther 8, Co., bankers, to-day
The forger was arrested.
The body of James Moran, of Lowell, Mass.
who has been missing since May 22d, was
found in the woods, near Frye's Village, or
Monday night. While under alteration O
| mind he probably wandered into the wood.
and died from starvation.
POLITICS.
The action of the General Committee of thu
Young Democracy in endorsing Gov. Hoff
man has created quite an excitement IN politi
| cal circles.
| Sheriff O'Brien in accordance with Tam
many, who tonight nominated his brotbe
Lawrence for the Assembly, which explain
the action of the Young Democracy in repudi
ating the Republican State Ticket
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90 M M Err CIAL.


Receipts by Railroads aud steam bonis.
STEAMER FRANooNIA FROM NEW YoRK.-1O bales
cotton, 80 do rags, % do WOOL IS do jute, 16 rolls
leather 81 green hides, SO bds railroad chars, % do
treenas 1s3 splice bars 2s6 bars IRON q odls paper
do white Lead Is bales yarn, 800 boxes rains 30 do
tobacco 40 do glass 25 do tin 70 do saaratus g. do
starch 81 do nails Al do canned goods 60 chests tea
20 empty bbls % bbls glass ware 1854 bags shot As
hhds tobacco, do bitumen, steam engine 8 now
lengths pipe, 100 gs sundries.
STEAMER FOREST CITY, FROM BosToN-25 cases
shoes, 10 ties lard, pianos 200 bbs -four. 50 bxs
ned hsh. 10 kegs white Lead 1.9 rolls felt, 10 casks
spikes, 90 bills shoves, pipe anu 40 bbis rum, do
hams, 70 boxes rasins, 60 bars, 10l hides, rs
cas- and 20 bales dOmestics sewing machines 40
boxes cheese horse and carriage. 25U pkgs to order
For Ca ada and up country, u bds fish, hhds mo-
lasses, II empty bbis. bdls pipe hid and cask
crockery, IVA hides soap stone stoves, bags shOd
dy. 55 rolls roofing paper, IL bbs -four, 20 casks
Spikes organ, % bales cotton, sheets iron, piano
horse, 100 pkgs to order.
GRAND TNUNK RAILWAY - 1879 cans milk, 2 cars
stone do shook, do starch, do barley, 100 staves
do boxes, 70 do lumber, 2 do snndres, 2760 bbls
Hour For shipment east, 1900 bbls -four oil,
do oil, do sundries.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILwAY-15 muttons, 6 boxes
poultry, DO meat, 10 do eggs, 81 cords hard wood,
bbs apples, l3G boxes sundIies
PORTLAND q kENNEBEC RAILROAD 80 bdis
sasn, y ooors, "A bxs axes, shingles, do um-
Der, DO furniture, ,ubs butter plows 20 bbls po-
tatoes, l69 curtain fixtures AZ pkgs merchandise 30
cars freight for Boston.
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NOVEMBER rERM-GoDDARD,J j., PRESIDING.
WEDNEsDAY.-J. G. Turkey ct ais. VS.. John n
Brown ct ais. This is an action of assumpsit On &C.
count annexed Tor goods furnished defendants, who
are alleged 10 have been copartners under the firm
name and style of Brown Bros & Co., by Turkey,
Chase Co., shoe dealers in this city. Defence that
no such partnership existed as alleged in the writ.
On trial.
Deane & Verriil. A. A. Strout
The following assignments for jury trial have been
made:
THURSDAY. NOV. 8.
2S7-Hall and wife vs. Locke.
FRIDAY, NOV. 4.
S6t-R0binson vs.. Warren.
16s-Bridgton VS.. Oxford.
MONDAY, NOV. 7.
114-Marr ct al. VS.. Dunn ct all.
112-Shepherd ct al VS.. Dunn ct al.
219-Putnam, S. p. vs. Leigh.
AFTERNOON.
2s3-Harris VS.. Landers.
TUESDAY. NOV. 8.
213-Bowe vs.. Falmouth.
3so-Rounds VS.. r. & R. r. Co.
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vi Mnicipal COurG.

JUDGE MORRIS PRESIDIN0.
WEDNEsDAY.-State VS.. Thos McGnnis. Search
and seizure. Respondent discharged. Clifford.
State VS.. james Wilson, Receiving stolen goods.
Respondent bound over In the sum of $3.50 for his
personal appearance at the Superior Court in Janu-
airy.
State VS.. Elizabeth Crawford. Larceny. Sent to
the county jail for sixty days.
State VS.. Charles Place. Intox;cation and dis.
turbance. Fined So and costs. Paid.
State VS.. Benjamin L Sawyer, Assault and bat
terry. Salts action acknowledged payment OF costs
and respondent discharged.
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MISSOURI.
A DESPERATE ARRAY.

ST.. LOUIS, Nov. 2. News from Southeast
Missouri gives an account OF desperate ARRAY
which occurred on Vamor's Rive Friday. An
derso1 Sheppard, hunter, 65 years of age,
was in his boat on the river, when another
boat approached containing three men. be-
tween whom and Sheppard an old feud existed
AS soon as the boats came within good shoot
ing range one of the men fired at Sheppard
and broke his right arm. Sheppard seized his
r,ne and killed his assistant. The two others
e1en commenced firing on him, but he manag-
60 WIN his teeth and lett hand to load his rifle
a sna hnaliy after receiving seven bullets 10 his
was received by persons attracted to the river
BANK oy the hring, and taken home. where be
now lies in critical condition '' "Ne-o ~
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WYOMING.

HEsoIf OF AN LAPLOK1NG EXPEDITION
CHEYENNE, Nov. 2.-Prof. Hayden, United
states geolog,st, has just returned from an ex-
petition in Wyoming territory. His sncces.
the present. season has been greater than ever
before. He speaks very highly OF the territory
He lett Cheyenne Aug. 10th, passed westward
along the base OF the Laramie Range by way
of Lsrramie Peak, Sweet Water Pass to Fort
BIi1ger. Passing Medicine Bow Mountains
he earthly tested the soil on the hills and val
leys and found them possessed of great fertility.
No part of the territory found would not yield
BY irritation forty bushels of whe at per acre.
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ls'', "A sscal, and the selections Wsfa baf.lea'
latly acceptable. The Lecture Room Gazette
appeared in blue ink very neatly printed, and
among many other welcome contents, it gave
the programme of the Band concert.
Hon. William Parsons OF Ireland will give
the next lecture.
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The Ladies' Sewing Circle connected with
the Pine St. Church are busily at work. They
have resolved on widening their influence and
increasing their acts of kindness and love. The
words of our Saviour. "The poor We have with
you always" are remembered; and the Samar-
itan women of this association are raising
means to meet the necessities of the destitute
those in rags may be suitable clothed to attend
the Sabbath school and divine worship. To
facilitate them in this blessed work they pro-
pose to hold a Levee in the vestry of their
church this Thursday evening, Nov.-3l. I IN
derstand an admission fee of only Is cents is
charged and inside is to be hot supper <old
fashion, oyster stew, ice-cream and other re-
freshments; also for sale articles Of personal
apparel
Friends are cordially invited to be present.
AID.
Portland, Nov. 8. 1870.
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for domestic wool. but good ieslirg prevails, and
willing to concede little The sales have been in
lots as wanted It iuIl prices. The New York market
has been q,let for domestic fleece and the sales I'VE
cies OF consumers. We note an improved demaud
for good grades of medium fleece 10 be had at cor
Tesponulng rates. There have been several large
manufacturers in the market but their views being
lower than those OF holders they tailed to stimulate
trade' We understand that considerable quaint les
OF nne and SINE combing wool have oeen contracted
Tor by manufacturers in the English market What
eHec tois will have prices remains to be seen. AT
Phlladelnhia the market has been very quiet since
our last notice the manufacturers have purchased
only TO limited extent. The stocks, particularly o!
fine wool. are reduced 70 iow figure. and being
concentrated in few hands are firmly held,
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New YORK. Nov 2-Cotton heavy and lower.
sales 1929 bales; Mi'ldng uplands 165c. Four-saes
er: State az sos a 6 10; Round Hoop Ohio 65 "a
645; Western at 90 q 55; Southern at so "a Is
Wheat heavy and a &c lower; sales 1901 on BUSH
No Spring at ! % g 26; No.2 at 1 is tor old :
Amber State at 35; White at IS; Winter Red and
Amber Western 80 q SO; White Michigan l As D
So Corn scare. and &c higher; safes $1,000 bush.
Mixed Western at 81a q SEC Ior old. Oats moderate
Ohio at 56 9 BIC; Western at 81 a 55c. Beef-pl,n
mss at 40 90 az 10 O.; extra 10 90 "a 1871 90. Pork
dull; mess at "a 90 q "a 81; prime at q 0O q 20 So
Lard quiet; sales steam at IA "a l51c. Butter dull
and heavy; Ohio at 20 q 32c; State at 26 a 43c-
Whiskey ID m; Western tree at SsIc Rice dun: Car-
olina at $40 79c. sugar firm; Porto Rico at 1ol q
1Csc; Muscovad0 at 81 q 1c tair to good refining at
81 @ l0c; No. 70 Dutch standard at 1osc Naval
Stores.Spirits Turpentine shade lover; quoted at
ed. Petroleum firm; crude at 12c; refined at 233c.
Tallow heavy at 81 q Sc. ,
Wool firm; domestic fleece at &c q sic; pulled at
40 q 42c; California 20 q 33Ic.
FIeights to Liverp oil ii IN; Flour per sail Is Cd
wheat per steam 10d.
OHIcaao, Nov. 2.-Flour easier; Spring extra at
49, Whea, lower; No2 Surfing Chicago at l Is.
Corn higher; No. mixed at SIC Oats quiet. Rye
firm with air demand; No. 81 "a CSC. Barley de-
clining; no. 2 at TIC. High Wines stronger at $50.
Mess Pork at Is. Live Hogs declined to Z so q
IS. Cattle dull at 90 q 900.
Receipts 1000 bbIs. -four, 100000 BUSH wheat,
$4,000 bush corn. % 600 bush oats 5000 BUSH rye,
$4,000 bush. barley, 8 900 hos.
Shipments-4, 900 bbls. -four, 174 900 bush. wheat,
10000 bush 22, 900 bush. oats 10000 bush. rye,
$4,000 bush. barley, II, 500 hogs, 900 cattle.
CINCINNATI. Nov. 2-Mess Pork "a 90, Lard at
1871. Greeu shoulders at 1910. Live hogs lower at
SIS q 90. Whiskey advanced to IS a SEC.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 2.-Cotton active; Middling
uplands at 152c.
SAVANNAH, Nov. 2.-Cotton active; Middling up
lands 1890.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 2.-Cotton higher; Middling
uplands at Isle.
MOBILE. Nov. 2.-Cotton strong; Middling up
lands at 154c.
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The Wool Market.

- lSpecia! Dispatch by International Line.l
m. BOSTON, Nov. 2.-lReported yor the Press.i-
Inc following is list of prices quoted this alter
or Domestic-Ohio and Pennsylvania pick-lock 90 "a
90 aochoice Xxx 81 q 53c; fine Is a 49c; medium
- g i9c; coarse 4 "a 47c; Michigan extra and
"A 10 Y 4Sc; fine As g Acc; medium 45 a Acc; COM
mon - 45c: other Western extra Al q 46c med'-
az gIu ~ e 46c; common ~ q 43c; pulled extra
20 SIC; superfne IS "a soc; No ] at % a 35c;
gono'ne neece at 81 Sc; California at IS 9 33c;
texas al 10 g 35c: Canada coabing So q 6Oc Smyr-
ma w washed a. 70 93c, unwa he'd z@ zoe; SMYRNA
az w sc; Buenos Ayres at 25 "a 92 Cape of Good
g35c; African unwashed at 10 "a 1sc.
Ihere Is no special activity to notice in the market
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AUCTION SALES
Fine Furniture, Carpets, &C., at
Auction.

A L saesroom is Exchange street, on Friday, No
waln nt and terry marble TOP table, two Crosby's
English velvet carpets, very fne black walnut and
Wanted chamber sets, sitting rom SCI, Lounge and
and damask four parlor desks, easy chairs. extern
sion table, brussels and ingram pets monalr anu
cotton mattresses together with lot o, seeonu
hand furniture, bedding, crockery and glass ware;
parlor and cook stoves, etc. Also, ore Piano o.
Chckering make, one ladies' watch, one model COOK
stove, etc.
nOv3td r. o. RATIFy e, co tuctiopeers.
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Brief .Jotainus.


meeting OF the stockholders of the Leeds
& Pennington Railroad was held in this city
on Tuesday morning and adjourned over to
February without transacting any business.
E. M. Gray, employed in Winslow B. Doten's
steam planning MILL was struck in the stom-
ach with the end of a plank on Monday sus-
tanning injury that required the attendance of
a physician.
The County Commissioners have laid out
new county road in Raymond, from Webb's
Mills to intersect the meadow road leading to
Raymond village, and have established the
grade of the Maine Central Railroad from
Danville Junction to Cumberland Mills.
Captain Bradshaw and crew of the wrecked
schooner Priscilla, of Portland, were brought
to this port on Tuesday by schooner M. B.
Brewer, from Shepody, N. S.
F. o. Bailey & Co. sold at auction Tuesday
all the right, title and interest to the Caleb
Leavitt property in Cape Elizabeth to Mr.. l.
Woodbury. for 1910. The same firm sold yes
terday the lot On Danforth street belonging to
the estate of the late Caleb Adams to f. J..
Rollins for $2475. 1888
The Deputies yesterday seized a large guam
tlty of liquor at Patrick Keating's establish
ment on Commercial street.
The series of dances to be held in Lincoln
Hall commence tonight.
U. S. Bonds were quoted at 80 IA, 8S IL
and 90 IA in London yesterday. Gold opened
in New York at Ill 8, fell to 11O7.8 and
closed at Ill.
Night patrolman Edward j. Chase has re-
signed, ON account Of intended remoy al to CAL
iforna.
Hale has received some fine photographs OF
Miss Annie L. Cary (who is to appear at one of
the concerts of the A. & N. U. in this city)'
taken in different positions and in different
styles. We hear that the tickets to the course,
which commences next Thursday night, are
going off rapidly.
Yesterday was warm day for this season Of
the year. The thermometer indicated $40 at
noon.
The Allan mail steamship Scandinavian
from Liverpool for Quebec, passed Farther
Point at A. M. yesterday morning, bringing
Al cabin and $50 steerage passengers.
The Grand Army have their first Sociable
this evening.
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OCTOBER TERM, A. D. 1870, BARRows, j., PRE-
SIDING.
WEDNEsDAY.-Granv c. Tyler ct al. VS.. Dennis
s. Perkins ct ais Assumpsit on account annexed for
boots and shoes sold 10 one L. d. Goss, OF Mechanic
Falls, who the plaintiff alleges was the agent of
the defendants Defence, that they never authorized
Goss to purchase any goods OF their credit. Testi-
mony all out, and arguments to be commenced to-
morrow Thursday morning
Strout & Gage. Webb.
MI Ludden,
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ARREsT.-Yesterday afternoon three men
went into Jesse Freeman's oyster saloon on
Exchange street and called for oysters. While
being served, one of the number, said to be a
denizen Of Gorham's Corner, began to create a
disturbance. Deputy Sheriff Adams, who
happened to come in just at that time laid
hands upon the fellow who resisted to the ut
most. Sheriff Perry, hearing the noise then
went in and lent his assistance. Still the fell
low insisted, and being very powerful, it was
not until further assistance was obtained from
the large crowd which had collected, that he
was overcome and conveyed to the lookup,
where at last accounts he was sleeping off his
drunk.
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puilding at Auction.

On SATURDAY. Nov. 9TH, at ~ i-2 o'clock p.
" NJ we shall sell toe building No, l-2 Brown
bvling is 10 20 ret, two stories high first story
finished in two rooms: two not fnsheo-to De re-
moved immed iatelv after sale For further iniotma-
ton call ON j. NJ, KIMBALL co.
nov3-t1 L. o. BAILEY q Co.. dactrs.
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seasonabie woolens. &c, at Auc-

~ SATURDAY. Nov. g. at 10 o'clock. we shall
-, " sen az sales ioow WOODEN Cloths, Shirts, and
Drawers, OF all grades Towels Napkins, Crash, Car
digan Jackets, Table ca tbs Blankets Hose Nit.
tens. Cutlery SUBSCRIBERS. LADIES' Cloaks Shirtirg-
Flannel together with large variety of other goods.
to close cOnsignments.
nnv3 f. O. BAILEY & CO. Anctinneers.
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Thursday Morning, November 8, 1870
Portland and Vicinity.
New Advertise ments To-Day,

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Dancing School. -. Mr.. Barnes.
Portland Theatre. &C. E. Bidwell, Manager.
Assembly. -. Fluent Hall.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Pianos. Bailey & Moves.
P. A. N. U.....D. P. H. Lockhart.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Household Furniture. IF. O. Bailey & Co.
Carpets, &c. IF. o Bailey g. Co.
Wooens, &c. -. IF. o. Bailey 81 Co.
Building. Fl. o. Bailey & Co.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Birds. :. Sawyer & Wood ord.
Store to Let. Geo Gwynn.
Estate OF Patrick Corr0y.
New Goods. -. .Chisam.
No ice. ... B. r Noble g. Co.
Removal. Small & Knight.
Butter. :. Smith & Pbilbrook.
W n ed. Housekeeper.
Schr ior sale. :. .Stephen Rice.
Lost. Ostrich Feather.
Dissolution. :. H. 7. Cummings & Co.
WesfDreok Seminary. j. c. Snow.
Dissolution. G H. Breed g. Co,
Notice. ..E. w. Hutchinson.
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BOYS Clothing all sizes and styles can be
seen at the Manufacturers, 292 Congress ST.,
Grin Hawkes. & Co. j&w
THOUSANDS OF PROMISING YOUTHS, of both
sexes, go down to untimely graves, from gen.
eral debility and weakness, who might be saved
by fortfsing their systems with Iron. The
Peruvian Syrup is an Iron Tonic prepared ex-
pressly to supply this vitalizing element, and
is the only preparation of Iron that will as
simulate at once with the blood.
nov1-e0C &w1w
CLEAR AS THE SKY is that balmy fluid
which is taking the place of the unctous com
pounds hitherto used for dying tine hair. PHA-
Ions VITAL1A, OR SALVATION FOR THE HAIR
is as cloudless as "the light in beauty's eyes,
and 1t darkens gray hair to any shade from
golden brown to perfect ebony.
Sold by druggists. nov1st-eod1w
BARGAINS in Ladies' Meriuo Undervests at
Anderson's, 1888 Congress St.
From g. F. j. Colburn. Doctor of Dental Surgery
Newark. N. j.
The popular dentrifce known as Sozodont,
besides being very pleasant addition to the
toilet, contains ingredients, that, if used ac-
cording 10 directions, will prove of the greatest
utility in the health of the mouth and teeth.
"SPALD1NG's GLUE with Brush, ready for
use. nov1st-eod1w
No HUAIBUG.-We do not wish to inform
you, reader, that DR.. Wonderful or any other
map, has discovered remedy that cures all
diseases of mind, body or estate, and is destin-
ed to make our sublunary blissful Paradise,
to which Heaven itself shall be but a side
show, but we wish to inform you that Dr.
Sages Catarrh Remedy has cured thousands
of cases of Catarrh in its worst forms and
stages, and the proprietor will pay $500 for
case of this loathsome disease which he cannot
cure. 1t way be procured by mail for sixty
cents, by addressing r. V. Pierce, NJ D. Buff
falo, n Y. For sale at Drug Stores. DR..
Pierce's private Government Revenue Stamp
is on each package of the genuine.
nov1st-eod1w tu-th-s&w1t.
THE AGE OF RAILROADS AND THE TELE-
GRAPH gives rise to fast living, and increases
the desire for making rapid fortunes-some
wishing to outstrip, and others TO be at least
equal to, their neghbors In order to keep
up this eager and unequal contest the brain
is taxed to its utmost power, while humanity
is rendered an easy prey to disease. The
Heart, Liver, Stomach, Lungs, or Nervous
System becomes afflicted, and sickness, in the
form of Heart Disease, ia dice, Dyspepsia,
Bronchitis, Consumption, .ralysis or Mania,
the result. The use Off LOWS COMPOUND
SYRUP OF HYPoPHosPHITEs, will enable the
mind to svstain greater strain unfettered by
conflicting thoughts and unwearied by contin-
ued study. It imparts power OF concentration.
What before seemed difficult of solution be-
comes comparatively easy, and the body is
physically stronger under its use.
nov1st.d&w1w
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LONDON, Nov. 2-130 P. M.-Cousols 925 for mon
ey and account.
American securities-U. s. $685. 1862 800 do 1866
old, ss5. Stocks firm Erie shares 1Sa. Illinois Cen
trail shares 11tt Atlantic Great Western shares 2St
LIVERPOOL, Nov 2-1.3O P. M.-Cotton frmer
Middng uplands "a q ssd sales estimated at 12 900
bales. Breadstufs dun California White Wheat los
10d q lis.
LONDON, Nov. "a 80 p. M.-Consos s25 q 90 for
money and account.
American securites-U. S. 5-2Os 1895 s9f do 1865
old, se5; do 1857 90s; do 104O's, ST. Stocks-Erie
shares 1s2. Illinois Central shares 1fOl Atlantic s.
Great Western shares 20.
LIVERPOOL, Nov so P. M-Cotton closed firm
Middng uplands at Sad.
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M A X R 1 Il d.

M X Il ED,
In Vinalhaven, Oct. %, john Healey and Miss Eva
Norton OF Frankfort.
In Wiscasset. Oct. 6, VIM. P. Lennox and Mrs. Lu-
cretia B. Stnson
In Phipsb burg. Oct. &c. Frank s. Bowker and Miss
Louise V. Black.
In Topsham. Oct "a, BelvilIe r. Hunter and Hat
tie S. Hunter, boIh OF Brunswick
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kansoon.
SID 10Th, ship pleiades, Ballard, ttom Rongoor
AZ at glasgow 18th ult. ship Marshall, Wright
Ar at aberdeen 18th ult, barque Harvest Heme
Ar at Quepec % inst, steamer SCANDINAVIAN. from
Li.erpoo1 WIN Al c1Dn and 25o steerage passengers
Giles Gloucester. ''
Cid Let, ship McCallum. Tor Liverpool
Per steamer Abyssna. at New York;
Ar at London 18th ult, Malevile, Waite. from
Saugenay
Ar at deal 18th, Monticello, Henderson, fm Lon
Passed bv l7ih, Castine, Wilson. from Pbiladel-
Put back i'm. F Henderson, Henderson, London
for Philadelphia.
In Kingroad 1sth Monitor, Eaton, for Newport
and Havana.
Sid I'M Sunderland 18Th, MayAower Call, Tor New
Orleans.
>. Ar at Queenstown 18th, Kendrick Fish, Watts, fin
Callao.
Ar at Malaga 18th ult. Raven. Spencer, New York.
Sid I2h Jennie Morton, Gamaee. Baltimore.
Ar at Brem"rhaven 18th ult, Deborah Pennell,
Reed, Philadelphia.
Ar at Cronstadt 18th, Tubal Cain Stone, Philadel-
Sid I'm Pernambuco Sept IS. Caroline Eddy. CHM,
Caentta-Sld FIN saugor Sept 10. W Eaine, Muir
ray, New York.
Ar at Bombay Sept %, Jas Wright Morse, from
Sid 18th, Olive Clark, for Calcutta 22d, Tanjore,
Cobb, Mah.
Ar at Calcutta 18th ult, John Clark, Ross, from
Cardiff.
In Elsnore Sound 18th nit, Ukraine, Mountfort
from Cronstadt for New York.
Boston.
SPOKEN
Sept III, lat 13 N, Ion &c w, barque Merrmac from
st Marys for Montevedo
oct IL, lat d N, lon % W, ship Charmer from San
Francisco tor Que, nstown.
pool tor Bombay.
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Six shares of Leeds and Farming
tom Z. Il Stock at Auction.
stocl, of a Carnet Store at AuctiOn.

IN Saturday, Nov 8 h. ct 70 NJ at Office, We shall
~ sell Six Shares Leeds and Pennington r. X.
Stock. .