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The Portland daily press., 1871-01-27
XLIst O0NGRESS---Third Session.
SENATE.


WARRINGTON, JAN 26 The resignation Of
Richard Delafield as one of the regents Of the
Smithsonian Institution was presented and
laid on the table.
A bill appropriatipg 100000 for the prosecu.
ton of the work on the Sault st. Marie canal
was passed.
The pension appropriation bill was passed,
the Senate rejecting the amendment appropri-
ating S. 900 900 tor the recent increase pt the
pensions five per cent. authorized by Congress
The bill now goes to the President
The Senate resumed the consideration OF the
bill repeating the income tax Of Dec. ). 1859,
and Mr.. Buckingham spoke of the practical
defects on the law and the failure to enforce It
in consequence of the neglect Of the assessors
to impose and collect the penalties. For these
and other reasons he would vote its repeal.
The discussion continued at length. Messrs.
Cole, johnson, Thurman and easseIly favor
ing the repeal, and Mr.. Morrill, OF Vermont and
Cragin and Upton opposing it; after which
me bill was passed by vote of 26 to 20, as fol-
xeasoMessrs. Anthony, Baystd, Rucking,
nam, Camsrop, Carpenter, Casserly, Cole,
GonkmhR, Cor6ett, Fenton, Flapagan, Fowler,
Ham,iton Of Md, Hamilton Of Texas, Melon
aid. Osborne, Pomeroy, Rice, Scott, Stewart,
ers and Yates-28i
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Law Court Decisisns.

The following decisions of the Law Court have lust
been announced:
CUMBERLAND.
overruled. FoA'
State # Maine VS.. Portland, saco s. Portsmouth
Railroad Go. Exceptions sustained
henry L. Bailey vs.. VIM. c. Montgomery. Case
to staud for trial.
sustained.
Portland & Oxferd Central Railroad COMPANY W,
Inhabitants Of Hartford. Writ denied. Costs for
respondents.
Sta Of Maine vs. John F. Carney. Exceptions
sustained. Judgment for State.
Robert Potter vs.. Thomas Lucas. Exceptions
overruled,
Joseph A. Stckney vs.. Ichabod G. Jordan judy
mont TOR plaintiff and interest to be computed and
appropriated according to the laws OF New
Hampshire. -
PENoBscoT.
Elizabeth Rogers ct. al. vs.. Inhabitants of Green.
bush. Case to stand tor trial.
Jacob Rogers vs.. Inhabitants of Grecnbush Plain
tiff nonsuit.
State W.. William Brennan. Exceptions ove,ruled.
judgment Oh the verdict
OXFORD.
Edward A. Little Admit. of Edward T. Little Is.
Thomas Thurston. Plaintiff nonsuit.
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THE CAPITAL.

Especial Despatch by International Line.
Steam Carriages ON Common Roads.
AUGUSTA, Jan. 26.-The Railroad Commit
tee this afternoon give Thos Taylor hearing
in the matter of granting exclusive right to
run Thempson's steam carriage on the public
roads from Pennington to New Sharon and
Phillips. Hon. E. F. Pilsbury appeared for
Taylor. The cut of the machine as printed in
the Scientific American was exhibited and
Mr.. Ellis, master mechanic of the P. & z. r,
r. Co.. having given much attention to the
subject of steam carriages for common carriage
roads testified that he considered the plan per-
fectly feasible. Mr.. Hartman was charged
with bringing in bill granting the right
THE ARoosTooK RAILROAD BILL.
The Aroostook railroad matter came up for
decision. The merits of the case were discuss
ed at length. Several provisions were consd.
cred, but 1t was finally agreed, for the purpose
Of securing the road and as compromise
measure to insert proviSo into the bill that
compels the Aroostook Company to build
through Houlton or extend branch thereto if
the first and second ranges Of towns shall SUBJ
scribe to the capital stock $50, O00 This in
oludes town and individual subscriptions
Messrs. Woodbury. and Hartman were absent.
The vote was unanimous.
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE,
The Board of Trustees of the Agricultural
College to day unanimously elected ex-Gov-
ernor Chamberlain President of the institution.
It's understood that the salary will not be less
than $500, with a residence. The general
wish is that he may accept the position. Dea
Joseph R. Harrington of Orono, was elected
Farm Superintendent
SENATOR MORRILL,.
Senator Morrill, having proceeded on his way
to Washington as far as Portland, returned
home on account of severe cold
THE CENSUS RETURNS. 4>
An examination of the censu, returns shows
many errors which, when corrected will give
a larger population in the State than has here
to been reported. One error alone in the popu-
lation of Portland amounts TO over seven
hundred. A corrected enumeration makes the
population 31,40S which has not heretofore
been correctedly given. The total of Cumber-
land county is 82,157. ,
BOSTON AND MAINE EXTENSION.
There is large and influential delegation
A~-> f---~-~hIn-+. .i----A--.e;..--.s
and Maine railroad from South Berwick to
Portland. Among them are President Coggs.
well, and Messrs. Paul Bickford and Hale, Di-
rectors. Thus far the friends OF the Boston
and Maine seems to have had the ground to
but it is understood that the Port
land, Saco and Portsmouth Railroad Com
papy will be able to present such grounds of
opposition to their scheme as cannot fail to
make strong impression upon the Legislature
aud probably prevent the granting of char
ter. The opposition has not concentrated
hitherto because the Boston and Maine did
not give the notice required by law. The hear
ing will take place next Tuesday.
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New Advertise nsen,s.Te.Day,
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FAILURE OF THE SEBAao-For several days
past the supply of Sebago water has been grad
ually diminishing. threatening total suspen-
sion. Last night it gave out completely, at
least on the higher ground in the city. There
are number Of reasons assigned for the fail
ure, the best authenticated Of which is that the
trouble is at the lake arising from the low state
of the water and the arrangement OF drift of
floating material at the mouth OF the conduit,
preventing the flow. We have heard no ex.
planation of the difficulty from the officers Of
the cOmpanV.
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Nays-Messrs. Abbott, Blair, Boreman,
Brownlow, Cra2in, Hamlin, Harlan, Howard
Howe, Howell, johnson, Morrill, of vt, Pat
serson, Pratt, Ramsey, SAWYER, Sherman,
Spencer, Sprague, Stearns, linton. Warner,
Wiley, Williams and Wilson-25.
Messrs. McGery, Nye and Robertson, in fa-
vor, paired off with Messrs. Morton, Edwards
ana Fool, who opposed the bill.
HOUSE.
Mr.. Hooper, of Massach usetts, presented a
communication from Commissioner Pleasan-
the income tax, which he estimates under the
Sax law OF the last session would produce only
VIZ $4,000 for the current year.
MT Loughridge, of Iowa, introduced bill,
which was referred to the Judiciary Commit
tee, allowing an additional representation in
the 43d Congress as folows:-New Jersey,
Pennsylvania, Georgia, Texas, Wisconsin and
Kansas, each; Missouri, Michigan and Town,
3each; Massachusetts, New York, Maryland,
Virginia, North Caro!ina, South Carolina, Al
l each; and Illinois4 4. Such additional mem
bers to be elected by general tickets.
Inc House then took up the bill from the
COMMITTEE on Military Affairs to enable hon
orably DISCHARGED soldiers and sailors, their
widows and orphan children to acquire home
steads on public lands. The fourth section au-
thorlzes transfer by the pensioner of his
rights, privileges and benefits as a hOmestt ad
settler to his gent or attorney. The bill was
opposed by Messrs. Julian OF Indiana, Van
Wyck Of New York and other members as be-
ing one that would be of little advantage to
pensioners but would be benefit only to land
tobbers who would buy up at cheap rates pa
tents for land just as was the case with the old
bounty land warrants
bill passed for better security of the agri-
cultural college funds, aud requiring the Sec
rotary of the Interior to ascertain the amount
OF agricultural land scrip issued to each State
and the disposition made thereof and to make
. report thereon to Congress at the commence
ment of each regular session, and forbiddipg
any charge in the investment of the funds
without the approval of the Secretary Of the
Interior: The House then went in committee
OF the whole on the Indian appropriation bill
Over two hours were consumed in the dis
cussion Of the question, SO thoroughly debated
at the last two sessions, as to the policy of
making treaties with the Indians and the
rights OF the Senate by such treaties to bind
the House to make appropriations to fulfil
them, when having reached the last paragraph
OF the bill the committee rose and the House
after euloeies on the life and character of the
late Senator Morton Adinurpni
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ALMOST FIRE.-About half past IL o'clock
this morning Mr.. Anderson, watchmar at Clay
and Raymond's stable on Market Square, dis
covered light blaze In Whites brush factory,
the rear end which bounds the stable yard
Bursting in the window he found a small box
under the desk to be on fire. He threw it out
Of the window and called for the police. OFF,
Ger Sterling answered and on examination be
found that hole had been burned through the
floor. The store and cellar were carefully
searched for further traces Of fire but none
were found. The origin of the fire is mystic
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PORTLAND YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN Asso.
crATIoN.-The new rooms this Association have
taken in Mechanics Building will add greatly
to their facilities for mental and spiritual i'm.
provement. They are five in all. The principal
one, designated as the hall, will be devoted
to lectures, meetings aud general exercises, and
is calculated to seat about five hundred per-
sons. The walls are tasteiully ornamented
with handsome engravings. On the right lead
ing from the hall is the Library Room and op-
poslte to it the Reading Room where will be
found the evangelical and secular papers of the
day. On the left is the Reception Room and
adjoining it the room for the Board of Direc-
tors. All these apartments are sr acious, light
and airy, and are very easy of access. They
are also adorned with handsome pictures, illu-
minated texts, &c. The association numbers
about four hundred members who are all zeal
Gus workers and interested in one another
We congratulate them upon the fine rooms
they have secured.
The dedicatory services took place last eve
ming and were we'll attended and very inter-
esting to the members and friends of the AS
| ISOLATION. The following was the order of ex.
ercises: Reading of Hymn by Rev. Mr.. Har-
rison of the 4th Congregational church; Read
ing OF the Scriptures by Rev. Mr.. Hincks of
State Street church; Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Small
of the Free Street Baptist church; brief ad.
dress of invitation and welcome by the Preai.
dent, Mr.. Russell.
Brief addresses were made by Messrs n D.
| Curtis, Charles A. Lord, Rev. DR.. Smaller
Rev. Mr. Hartman, Rev. Mr.. Smith, Messrs
j. h. Coffin, Cyrus Sturdivant, A. J. Chase
The addresses were excellent and the severa
speakers congratulated the members of the
Association upon obtaining such beautiful and
comfortable rooms. They urged the member
OF the Association to be faithful and diligent II
the great and glorious work Of doing good ant
saving souls.
The singing was in good taste and spirited
and the execution upon the melodeon, by Mr..
B. F. Binds, was excellent. The singing o
the Doxology closed the services.
Mr.. A. j. Chase stated that about thou
sand volumes we're required to fill the library
and that many magazines were also needed.
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TELEGKAPHlC ITEMS.

Large quantities of grain are purchasing at
Prince Edwards Island for shipment to France.
On Thursday the mercury at Lowell was IL
deg. below zero.
A million dollars of government gold was
sold in New York Thursday at 110.84 to no Ct.
Steamship North American, from Portland,
arrived at Londonderry on Tuesday.
Sixty-fve thousand tons OF coal were broueht
into Portsmouth, N. a.. last year.
A fire at Youngstown, Ohio, Thursday morn
ing caused a loss of $15 000
Edward Eale has been nominated for Mayor
Of Worcester, to fill the vacancy caused by the
death OF Mayor Blake.
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Gee and Harnden give an exhibition ball at
City ball on the eighth Of February.
The last of the course of the Mechanics as
semblies takes place this evening.
Judging by the weather of tue past few days
the beavers have got "soft thing" on George
W. Curtis.
We understand one of those delightful calico
hectic sociables took place at the vestry of
Congress square church last evening.
The mercury indicated dogs. below zero by
the government thermometer yesterday morn
ing at 8 o'clock while at the corner of Park
and Congress streets ir indicated six degs. be-
low. The government thermometer did not
rise above dogs. below zero yesterday during
the day while serter's thermometer, ami those
of several of eur citizens, rose to degs. above
at noon. 1t was raw, cloudy, bitter day with
. northeast wind. A driving snow-storm set
in at Up M.
Wer to hear that James Turkish, Esq,
has had quite severe i'll attack at his resi-
dence-the st. Julian Hotel-but are glad to
learn he is much better.
The Advertiser denies that "Tarbox" was a
typographical error.
Both the Supreme and Superior Courts
were In session yesterday morning, but al
iourned without transact;ng any business Of
public interest.
The livery stable keepers will view the fall
ing snow with interest. So far the winter has
been hard one for them.
The lad who received the gold watch at the
Fakir of Vishnue's entertainment Wednesday
afternoon was w. r. Shaw, son>of John P.
Shaw and not John L. Shaw, as we printed 1t.
The N. Y. World in its description of the
grand sleighing carnival on Tuesday, says
most of the drivers appeared in Portland
sleigbs.
See in another column the advertisement o.
A. w. SCOTS lecture for next Monday even
ing at New City Hall. Let all 60 who can.
The Cumberland Bar supper was success
last night as it always is. Messrs Gibson
Burrell & Co., presented bill Of fare that EN-
braced verything good to eat under the sun
unexceptionably cooked. ThesSebago was"firs
water" and the speeches after the feast hum0r-
Gus and pithy aslawyers speeches ought to be-
Reporters were not supposed to be present a!
she Association is a close corporation.
"A consultation composed of exGov. Good
win of N. r., President, Messrs. J. B. Brown
and Z. e. Barrett Directors, E. Mott Treasur
er, Francis Chase, Superintendent of the P.
&P. 4. H., aud Phinehas Barnes was held a
tne Falmouth Hotel yesterday afternoon.
The sasadahock House at Bath, is to be re
opened With grand hop on Friday evening
Sd. The committee of arrangements are Col
J. T. Patten, Gen. T. w. Hyde, J. s. ElIio,
Arthur Sewall, Col. s. D. Bailey, Geo. Fisbe
and Frank A. Owen.
A despatch to the Merchants Exchange yes
terday dated London stated that messepge
had arrived from Versailles announcing IL
surrender of Paris, the terms being signed b
Favre and Bismarck.
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VARIOUS MATTERS.
MAssAUHUsETTs.

-RHR'O111Hh4N1SVOS I4n10Ss
BosTON, JAM g. The new missionary brig
Morning Star was launched to-day.
Alex Henderson has been appointed British
Consul at this port.
Tuesday afternoon next is assigned for the
performance at the Globe Theatre in aid OF the
Holland testimonial. William Warren, F. S.
Chanfrau and others have VOLUNTEERED addition
al to the Globe company.
snow storm commenced at noon and is
still continuing.
On and after Saturday next soup will be dis.
stations, '' P0~S
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In THE PRACTICE OF MEDICINE have rec.
commended FELIows' COMPOUND SYRUP OF
HYPoHosPHITEs, and have found invariably
the following results: Greater freedom of the
action OF the Lungs, increased and more casv
expectoratlon in cases indicated by dry cough,
and decided augmentation ftone in the whole
nervous system. JAMES SALMON Mn
Chapman, Queens County, N. B.
ian24th-d&w1w
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Cure for Female Weakness!

This wonderful medicine, made from an Indian
recipe Is emit, eiy vegetable, aud Is certain cnre.
Any one that will g'e air trial, could read
the hundreds OF test,mouals that have, stat
ing tho benefit received than ten times the
COST Others writing. urging TO publish 1t tar aud
near and place 1t in these hands where every female
may avail then selves OF its value. by enclosing
three cent posfag> will send you my tculr.
Mrs. LINUS BELCHER. Randolph, Mass.
For sale BY Drugeists everywhere At wholesale
Goodwin & Co., aud ty Weeks e. Potter :
ana by Mrs. Lucy A. Maeonber, no Jay, near
the repot, ana ny all druggists jai9w3mosN
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mond and Merrill last evening arrested on
washington street two brothers, named Clark,
on suspicion of larceny. They had in their
possession picture of the Virgin Mary and
child, which they were trying to sell at some
of the shops In that locality
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THE stock of clothing TO be sold by auction
to-day at the rooms of Bailey B. Co., by order
Of assignee is very fine, most all the goods be-
ing equal to best custom work. This il very
favorable opportunity.
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IF YOU HAVE ny.pErsIA. n

ache, Dizziness, Cestiveness, Piles, Oppression after
Eating, Sour Rising, or any Indigestion or Bilious
ness, II you DO not thank Us alter using DR.. HAIR
RlsoN'S PRR4STALlIC LozENGES, we will tor
felt the price OF the box. Also warranted to cure
every kind OF Piles. For sale at No. Tramo,t
Temple, Boston, by e. A. HARRISON & co. Pm.
prietOrs, and by all Druggists Mailed for e cents
dee 19sp2m
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UTA n.
MINING AFFAIRS.

SALT LAKE Cry, Jan 26.-Several mines in
the East Canon, near here, have been sold to
Eastern capitalists within the last week. 1t is
said rich discoveries have been made. At
Camp Floyd universal indignation exists
among the miners and capitalists with regard
to the removal of Gov. Vaughan.
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DR.. HEBBARD had good audience at bis
private lecture to ladies last evening, notwith-
standing the severe storm. This evening he
lectures to gentlemen only.
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BRIGGS Pile Remedies ave a succese IF
GET Briggs Corn and Buniou Remedies

We Dr. Sage's Catarrt Remedy produces
perfect cures in the worst cases of Cata-rh.-
Gold in the Head" Coriza and Catarrha
Headache, as hundreds of testimonials from
well known citizens and eminent physicians
who have used it in their practice abundantly
testify. 1t is mild, pleasant and unirritating.
The proprietor offers $500 for a case Of Catarrh
that he cannot cure. Send to any address by
mail on receipt of sixty cents. Address R. V,
Pierce, NJ. D., 1873 Seneca street, Buffalo, N.
Y. Sold by druggists. Remember that DR..
Pierce's private Government Revenue Stamp
is on every package of the Genuine.
jap24th-eod1w tu-th .s&w1t
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JUDO e MORRIS PREsIDNo.
THURspAY.-State vs. Edward j. Devne and Ed
ward r. McAlister. Assault with intent to rob
Reading waived. Plea not guilty. Decision prob
able cause, and defendants ordered to recognise to
the State with sufficient sureties in $500 each for
their personal appearance at the Superior Court in
Nay. McAllister furnished su relies.
Symonds. A. W. Bradbury.
B. D. Vprriil
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INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL FOR G1R1s-In the
Board of Aldermen, last evening, an order was
unanimously adopted inssructing the Mayor in
behalf OF the city to petition the Legislature to
establish State Industrial School for Girls.
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Partisan French.

MRS. W. STEVENSON will open FRENCH
CLASS Tor Ladies on moderate terms. Also a
SINGING CLASS tor the cultivation OF the voice
only OF greatly reduced prices. Enquire for terms
at the Music Stores. jalset.
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The New York University Medicine is max
ing more cures than all other medicines com.
bined. Branch Office, $50 Congress St. Ad-
vice free. P. Staples, agent. IT,
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The free edition of Gosse. Newhall & Co.'s
new Map of Portland, together with list OF
all the Railroads in Maine, with the distances
from Portland to stations, being exhausted,
they have printed another small edition, and
pnt tdem OBJ sale at book and periodical stores.
at only 10 cents copy. J1s.tf
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TESTED BY TIMn.-For Throat Diseases
Cold and Coughs, "Brown's Bronchial 7roches"
have proved their efficacy by test of mauy
pears. The good.effects resulting from the use
OF the Troohes have brought out many worth
less limitations. Obtain only Browns Bron.
chial Troches." ss- .......e.-
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Especial by Western Union Line. I
FIRE IN SACCARAPPA.

FIRE IN SACCARAPPA.
SAccARAPPA, Jan. 26.-The house and barn
owned by Benjamin Woodman, situated in
Westbrook, Just against the Presuwpscot land
slice, were totally destroyed by IRE together
with the stock, this evening about six o'clock.
Partially insured. Furniture saved. Cause
accidental.
10 Associated Press.l
FIRE AT oRoNo.
BANGOR, Jan. 26.-The dwelling of Thomas
Linsel IN Orono was destroyed by fire Tuesday
with most of the contents
Mercury dogs. below at 1lP.M. heavy
snow st9rm commenced this evening.
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NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 2l.-Freiphts-Tbe Diamond
lor Cotton room to foreign ports Continues acliva
rates are very firm. Small tonnage is in rennest
ana scarce Coastwse rates unchanged We a"oss
cotton to Liverpool i'd BY sail and ID by steam re
1e N ~ sail lfd to German ports by sail i.ied:
c sew 1ork ~ steam atc; to Philadelphia by do
ssil Us; Molasses to 90. steam So; by sail a. az n
cake to Liverpool, sail, 3os6d Tailow 10 d. s7s 81
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WASHINGTON.
VARIOUS MATrrP0

WASHINGTON, Jan. 26-Gen Max Weber
lately Assessor Of the Sixth District of New
York has been appointed Supervisor of Inter-
nal Revenue.
Commissioner Pleasanton recommends that
the tax on fermented liquors be made 96 cents
per barrel Instead of92 10 cents as at present,
ia order to avoid the less of fractional remain.
ders in collecting the tax on halves, quarters
and eighths barrels.
The total number of immigrants to the
United States in 1870 was 354 100 which is 81, :
178 less than in 1862
1.-THE trial of Representative Butler of Ten
nessee, for forgery commenced to. day.
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Foreign M arkets.

0fket2s
LONDON, Jan. 25-I13o A, M.-Conso,s 90. -,
money and account. ' OF 'o'
American securiues-U. s. 5-20's 1882 90I. do ,aes
3ld 80; DO 1857, s9; do 1o-4e's 49, StocksnEre 10
Illinois Central l10}.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. Pill 80 A. M.-Cotton buova nj
saes ~ 900 bales; Middling upands Sd: do Orleans
s sfd: Corn S4ss Pork 9149lts. Lard COS, Sugar
LONDON, Jan. PSI P. M.-Consols depressed Inv
LIQUIDS Oh tne news OF the expected capitulation Of
faris; quoted at 92h for money and account. VI
american securities frmef; U. s. 5-2Os. 1850 OIL
go 1850 old 80; do 1867, SO; do 10-40s al
ERE 49, Illinois Central 1i0s; Atlantic Great
1862 closed at 953. ''u ''a'es DEUS
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 25-l P. M.-Cotton ia .o,,v..
M1ddilng uplands sGs}d; do Orleaps SI1sid: ss,es
VIII propaoiy reach 20 900 bales; the sales ~ sbore
ssnlpped az New Orleans in December. VET 10 arr;re
stu TOT Middng uplands. Bee. easier at 1ias ri
New Corn sas 3D. California Wheat lis lid. wa
al LONDON, Jan. $3.50 P. M.-Couso,s closed q,
w! Tor money and account. 's" az
american securities-U. s. 5.20s 1862 OIL. d. 1oer
OIL w; DO 1897 8et; do 10-4Oa 8s3 StncksNE o1o
aae9f 1Iois Central 1i0l; Atlantic g Great Westsrn
n, LIVERPOOL, Jan. 25-4.3O p M,-Cotton bporo,.
aaaooIns uplands sQsad. Winter Wheat lis SGIaIi,
g. LONDON, Jan. 1880 P. M.-.Tallow dis Gil s,.r
It's petroleum Is 3d. 1"S "u' opir-
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SAVE TIE CHILDREN

Mulitudes Of them suffer, llpger and die, because
OF Pin Worms. The only known remedy for these
most troublesome and dangerous OF ali worms in
children OF adults Is
DIR. G0ULDS PIN-WORM SYRUP.
Purely vegetable. safe and ertain. A valuable
athartic, an bench 'ial t. health. Warranted to
ure: q. g. GOODWIN q Co., Boston,
ocoWoM And all Druggists.