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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-10-06

BOSTON Oct 4.-The weeks shipments of Boots
and Shoes to places outside of New England foot
up 36,e57 cases, against 81 2 tor the same
week of last year. @- -
The total shipment from this m 'rket since Jan. /
TO places Inside OF New Eng and, irrespective of
those Bost u account made from the factories d.
rect have been 016 $50 cases. against 942 Ala
for the same period list year.
The shipments rom Lynn tor the week have hem
1855 cases, against 4004 for the corresponding
week last year.
The shipments from Haverhill for the week have
been 2545 cases. aganst 2456 for the week
last year.
wi bout a Y special features of interest Dlttribu-
tors at the Sou aud West ara pursuing judc iou
policy and making Ihe purchases only as wanted to
supply he actual demands OF the retail trade A
trw southern sect ms represented in this mar
ket and the New orleans TIA buying more lib
eralv such goo are adapted to thai market In
the sho towns busin quiet, and there Is less
dem tn'i Tor some descriptions of Ls mn work than
there was at this time las year.
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THE UNION SERGEANT.-Therew was very
successful rehearsal of this military drama last
evening" which promises that the drst public
exhibition of the piece this evening will be sat
istory to the performers and the audience. 1t
will occupy about two hours and half, and
from what we know of the structure of the
play, are inclined to think very highly of it,
Many of the scenes are of thrilling interest
Nearly all the persons who take part in the
work are members of the Post. The Portland
Band will furnish the instrumental music, and
chorus of male voices and several lady sing
ers. among them Miss Alice earle, will render
the vocal music,
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NEW YORK. Oct. j-EUensno.-MOney easy during
the morning but II active in the afternoon can
at5 q per cent. closing a. per cent.
Foreign Exchange weak and lower on high lending
rates Tor Gold and advanced i'll price at tue close;
prime b mixers 10ss.
Gold weak early in the day and dropped from ia
to 1l3s, bat as the time drew near Tor the Govern
ment p, oposals TO be opener the price advanced to
I4 but the large bids and the fact that the Govern
men1 eeceptsi only two mulions had tendency to
strengtneA the market still further and when it was
known tna6 re bullion In the Bank OF Englank ha1
decreased Asloja0O steriine there was advance to
l1f3; still later 1t vas announced thar the bank had
lost further sum y a1,000 900 sc rins and there
was rumor that the European syndica,e i'll tle
great loan had refused to t8ke the bonds hey hao
subscribed for, and ths caused advance to 1i42
the closing rates being from has TO 114a. Loans were
made from per cent. per annum TO Lie per day.
Lhe clearances to-day were SS0,e00,000
Governments st1ong and higher in sympathy with
Gold.
Southern State securities dull; Tennessees were
weak but the others were s,eady.
TIE stock market was strong curing the early part
OF tho day with an adv snce ranging nom 4 10 per
cent in active stocks To wards tie cose the market
was heavy and de line If 10 Il Ter from the
highest point. The volume of business was small.
The following are the closing quotations OF Gov
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CON SECTICUT.
M uuic nal Etpcrlou,

HARTFORD, Oct All out II towns out Of
163 wuIch held elections Monday have been
heard from. Seventy niue are straight Re.
publican, 45 straight Democrats and % divId
ed. OF he latter eight elected Republcau
majority OF Board of Selectmen, six majority
OF Democrats. four are tie and four doubtful
This gives the Republicans 81 towns and the
Democrats 81 Comparing with spring election
The Republicans gain fifteen towns aud the
Democrats one. Comparing with last fall the
Republicans gain = aud the Democrats til, ee.
VI the towns divided, last year the Republic
cans carried eleven and the Democrats four.
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"QUIs,' our Aroostook correspondent, who
mas lately visited New Sweden, has an inter-
estipg letter on the outside. We do not quite
agree with him as to the necessity or propriety
OF further aid to the Swedes from the Legsla
ture. The State has been liberal in its appro.
priation for planting colony, and has fulfilled
all its contracts with the immigrants. Those
who have come recently had no right to expect
aid, and no one was authorized to promise it
to them. If care is not taken the scheme will
prove more expensive one than was at first
intendad
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high SCHOOL AssocIArIoN.-The adjourned
meeting OF the Alumni Association of the
Portland HiRh School was held last evening at
the Common Council chamber, Dr. Frederick
I'll. Gerrish, OF the class of 1861, presiding. The
report OF the committee on nomination of off
GERS was submitted and accepted. An election
of officers was then p -oceeded with. but we are
requested to retain the names until the candi
dates, some of whom were not present, have
been apprised of their election, and their &C
ceptance secured. A few amendments wer,
made to the constitution, so thai two Record
ing and two Corresponding Secretaries, one o
each sex, shall bs elected The meeting
which was of an encouraging character, thel
adjourned to next Wednesday evening, whel
it is hoped that large attendance will be pres
ent, particularly of the older classes.
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PosroFFIoE Lock Box. -Postmaster Gener.
al Creswell some time ago appointed com.
mission to select lock box for use in postof.
ices. The committee has examined four
styles, ono of which was presented by the Yale
Lock Manufacturing Company Of Stamford
Conn, and another by G. Staples & Son Of
this city. Not being satisfied with either, the
commission adjourned until the 18th lust, and
in the meantime other competitors may put in
boxes for examination
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RETURN OF Mr.. SEwARD.-The New York
journal of all shades OF opinion congratulate
the venerable statesman, VIM H. Seward, on
his safe return in comparative health from his
remarkable journey to the far East. We say
re markable journey, fol such 1t was in every
respect. Undertaken at an age when most
men are content to seek the repose of private
lite and at the close of an official career fraug ht
with trumphs, the journey has been unexam-
pied in the history of any private parsonage.
Everywhere, even in the remote East, he has
received the utmost attention and considera-
ton from those in power. La some Cases
doubtless, this was due to his supposed high
station at home, but in the main, it was Que
alike to his exalted character and the country
he has so long and honorsbly served.
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AN OUTRAGE.-We Wednesday night the house
of John Neal, Esq, on State street, was visited
by some scamp or scamps, who smeared the
'front.' door and the granite pillars and work in
'front.' with coal tar disfguring the building and
making it difficult to restore it to its original
condition, except at great expense. The mis-
creant who would perpetrate such an outrage
W. receive the utmost penalty of the law
W. nope that his identity will be established,
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GRAND Trunk RAILwAY.-250 cans milk, lzOt
bbls -four q ba potauoes 12O bdls hoops, 40 do lea
boarus 20 rolls eatner zs lumb L, do shingles
do bar Il do hides, do househO goods, do corn
do clap cards, do paper. d boxes green corr, III
do lion do oats, 90 pota 0e-, do heads, DO sun
dries. Shipments Ea-t-1 90 bbls -four, car butter,
do ale, 10 oat meal, do paper, 10 sundriss.
MAINE CENTRAL HALLWAY -3I9 cases muse, ii
bos apples, Is bales excelsior 81 pigs sundries.
STEAMER MONTREAL FROM BosToN-l0 rolls of
sheet lead, 20 frkns butter, II coils MANILA, 100
boxes cheese, 100 bol. pork, 255 bars no. 20 boxes
spI gum 10 casks crockey 2S pkgs nets, 50 sew
Ing machines, 4S pumps, " bds washb0lrds, "a
tunks 10 hall chesls tea, 20 bids baskets 80 boxes
~ bates domes,ics. 100 pkgs to order. Fo. Canada
am up coun ry-ll2 Ibis. dyew,od, 20 Cases canned
peaches 10 BIDS lie her 05 do hides 20 casks nails.
bales WOOL 247 bars on 1 hhu sugar, bales cot
ton, 40 bbs. whiskey 10 pkgs to order.
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT Yesterday forenoon, q
lad named Bell, aged about IL years, being in
Deering, met with quite a serious accident in
that town. He was riding on the front plat
form OF one of the Westbrook cars, when by a
sudden jerk he was thrown off and fell so neal
the car that the rear part struck him passing.
He was taken up an ] physician sent for, who
found that his ankle had been dislocated and {
bad cash cut ON one temple and his face bruised
in several places He is probably not danger
ously injured This should operate as warn
ing to boys not to ride on the platforms, and t,
drivers and conductors not to permit them t,
L do
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WHITTIER's candies have a reputation all
over the city. He keeps an assortme nt of the
incest kinds: Southmayd's Chocolate Cream
Drops, Southmayd's Caraqels, Southmayd's
Marshmallows southm ayd's Gum Drops,
Southmayd's Crystal Drops. Those Pepper
mint Drops of Whittier's, THE old ladies' de-
light" are delicious. All his candies are pure.
The children pa ronize Whittier, and the little
ones must have pure sweets. Whittier, Drug
gist, junction OF Free aud Congress SITS. agent
tor Sou hmayd's Celebrated Confectionery.
rry"Boston Bon bons" (Southmasd's)
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THEATRE-Rosedale was performed for the
last time last evening to comparatively small
audience. Our citizens have sigualy tailed to
appreciate the rare merits of this excellent
drama, and it has been anything but fnan-
cial success. Yet those who have been SO for
tunate as to witness it will unite in the state.
ment that a better play in every respect was
never enacted upon the Portland stage. Miss
Fanny Herring was as charming as ever last
evening, and the company was equally excel
lent. This evening grand benefit will be ten.
dered to Miss Fanny Herring, ON which occa-
sion the thrilling drama of the Octoroon will
be presented. Mr.. j. G. Myers will make his
first aDpearance.
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RUNAwAY.-We dnesday afternoon Mr.. Jere
Dow's horse when coming up Preble street
took fright and dashed up the street at fal
speed. When near the head of the street be
ran into another team and general smash-uI
was the result Mr.. Neal Carlin, who was
driving Mr.. Dcw's team, was thrown out and
received several bad bruises on the face, bu
was not seriously injured. Both carriages
were badly smashed.
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BY TELEGRAPH
NlAINE Il,
TO THE DAILY PRESS.

Races at the AndroscOgsin Riding Park
Especial Dispatch by Western Urion Line,l
LEWISTON, Oct. 5.-Several races were ad-
vertised for the Androscoggin Riding Park
this afternoon. The horses entered for the
three minute race, for purse of $75, were as
follows:-A. G. Fiiz named Bems, VIM. Co.
veil named Rangley Boy,G. NJ. Delaney named
Telegraph, John Coombs named Meddlesome.
Meddlesome won the race in three straight
heats. Time, 252, 50 3 4, 521-4 The fol-
lowing were entered for the 2 40 race, for purse
of SHOT, Shaw named Kitty Wild, A. G.
Thurlow named Phil Sheridan, Q. Jones
named Butter Ball, j. B. Kelsey named Belle
of the Woods. Butter Bal won the race in
three straight heats. Time, 245. King Will
liam was withdrawn.
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WHITTIER's. junction Free and Congress
streets is too we'll known to the citizens Of
Portland to require any commentator from
US. The personal attention of Mr.. Whittier is
always given to the wants of his patrous "a
fair prize and no advantage taken" is his motto
and will be strictly adhered to as long as he
| carries on the business with which for sever
| years past he has been connected.
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domestic Markets.

NEW YORK, Oct 5-Evening-Co in fair de-
mand closing finn; sales 1855 bales; Middling up
la DIS 24c. F,ou sales II 500 hbls State and IVES.
tern dull and 0c lower; superhne 80 "a So extra
100 60; round hoop Ohio ~ q 20; extra Yves.
tern 90 a Z s.; White Wheat IS "a 90; South
Wheat heavy aud q &c lower; sales lag, 200 BUSH
No. Spring 81 "a So, White State / 65 a 10
Winter Red Western Sc a 50. Corn opened
heavy and lower but closed With better tone ga les
s6 OoO BASH; Mixed Western 7i1 q rs in store and
76 "a 764c afoat. Oats shade easier; sales 10000
BUSH at 80 q sale. Beefquet. Pork IRREGULAR sales
$50 bills mess 10 90 q IL g. Lard steady and quiet
sales $40 IT, rces; steam 9s q 104c kettle 1o!c But
ter dull. Whiskey steady sres $50 b6ls; weston
rte 90 Rice quiet; Carolina 81 @ &C. saSai s.eos
sales 750 bids Muscovado al 81 a 93:; far 10 poou
refining 81 "a 9Je. Coffee nrmer; sales 1910 bags;
RIO i5i is4c Molasses dull MaSa az 70 a IS Tor
strained Petroleum quiet crude dadc; rehheo Zesc'
Taow firm 81 g sse sales a laGUeo Flour per sail
O.. e., " 1s Cd; Grain per seam Wheat 1Os e 1ld
per sail 10id
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THE PRESS.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1871.
CITY AND VICINITY


ENrERTAJ s44-N l. COLUMN,
Theatre -. Music Hall.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Furniture &c....F. Bailey & Co.
Groceries, &c....F. o. Bailey q Co,
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Axle Grease. &c. l.. Bailey.
Notice Il. f, Kinds.
Security Door Cheek.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN,
Business Chances. Taylor & Co.
Store to Let. I'D. W. Miller.
Portland Benevolent Society :. Thos r. Hayes.
Girl Wanted.
Prot OF Modern Languages. E. Z. james Kurdish.
Notice. Estate CT Woodbury. Davis.
Notice.. Estate Of Mary Il. Smith.
Wanted. =, Brick Layers.
Sta1e of Maine. =. Franklin NJ. Drew.
Nouce -. Esta OF Byron Greenough.
Boy Wanted. I'D. NJ. Kimbal.
To Let, =. Tenement.
Take Notice. =. M. Brennan.
Notice. Estate Joseph LIBBY.
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THE SUPERIOR COURT. The friends of T
Symonds, Esq have persuaded him to con.
sent TO the use OF his name as a candidate e.,
The position of Judge of the Superior Court
and petitions were in circulation yesterday in
his behalf There is no doubt that Mr.. Sy
monds is the first choice of a large majority o
our citizens for the position.
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.,i. o;-r n "oi, T. d. Lockhart, Esq, Of
cu'' Il'S' " " naS oeen Camping out with his
,~S az NOV. eueao Lake three Or fonr weeks,
me' WIN t nos' surprising success in catching
trout bringing home with him mspnificen,
specimens weighing three pounds. W. a.o:u
debted to him for liberal contribnt;or =. =.
what Lttltfel OF the Skowhepan rgan.' -
used to call "our porringer" N''' 'O'
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MAHYLANO.
KnsscAn.u

BALTIMORE, Oct. 5.-In the Episcopal Con.
vention to-day, standing committees were an.
nounced Among the committee Oh canons
are Rev. Drs. Mead, of Connecticut, Minton ,oi
Hamilton Fish, OF New York. Among the
committee on the state OF the church are +. w
Braithwaite, OF Connecticut, e. s. LeffngW ell
of Maine, DR.. Babcock, of M Massachusetts,, DR.
Eames, Of New Hampshire. S E Seymons, o.
Rhode Island, ana DR.. Howard, of Vermont.
The iorma' reception of English clergymen
took place at noon. On resumption of bust
ness, message was received from b shops that
the house of delegates converting with the con-
ventIon ratlfies the formation OF docese with
in the limits of thu diocese of Pennsylvania,
composed OF ALI said diocese outside of the
counties of Philadelphia, Delaware, Chester,
Montgomery and Buck.
1t was referred to a committee.
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CHARLEsTos, Oct, 2.-Freights to Liyerpool nv
steam direct IN uPiands. Id on sea I.lands: via
Lirect. 916 GA Uplands and nominal on Sea lei.nd
10 Hivre b, sail nominal. Coastwise-To New York
ST Is terce on Rice; BY sail, De- % fb on upIands
40c ~ Dol on Resin, 81 a y M on Lumber aud 81
q 10 " N on T:;aber, To Boston by cam nomi
nal Joy sail, a sc ~ fb upland Cotton to Froyi.
dence by sail S. " al Boards; &c fb upland; py
steam 81 " bale in addition TO New York rates -
Vessels are in demand to take Lumber heights fio1n
Georgetown, sc. Darien and Sata rlvei, Ga, and
Jacksonville Fla to Northern pc. Is and $40 a u
~ NJ are rates IN Lumber aud Boaras.
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AFAr JURy.-The United States Marsha

A FAT JURY.-The United States Marshal
for the district of New jersey is an iucorIigible
wag, and recently illustrated his fun loving
disposition by raking the whole State for a
Grand Jury of fat men. AS a result he got to
gether score of ponderous individuals,
weighing from 200 to 420 pounds each, who
amid the summer heats and proiase perspira-
ton, diligently inquired into such matters as
we've brought before them. The editors of the
State very naturally poked all sorts of fun at
this elephantine graud jury, aud now by way
of ,getting even, the marshal has summon ed q
iury of knights of the quill-tall fellows and
short, lean and fat, handsome and ugly
Among the number is Yard, Fooe. a
Cloke, and Carr, and as whole the collec'
ton may DE said to be matchless. Whether
the experiment of the marshal in putting
brains against abdomen will prove success,
caanot be told until the jury rises.
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limited s,a,es Cireui, Court.

J JUSTICES sHEPLEY AND FOX PRESIDING.
THUksDaY.-Thomas b. Jordan ct ais. vs.. Port
laud s. Kennebe, Railroad Company. Settled BY
the parties and entered neither party.
Putnam. Libby.
The case of Whitney VS.. Rand, an appeal from the
Judgment OF the District Court, was argued few
drys since.
W. L. Putnam. j. g. e. NJ. Rand
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REV. W. H. MILBURN, the eloquent blind
preacher, who withdrew from the Methodists
in 1854, and connected. himself with the Episco-
pal church, says in his letter to Bishop Bissell
OF Vermont, announcing his return to Metho-
dism, that he is convinced that he made mis-
take in Withdrawing from his old associations
He expresses, however, the kindest feelings
towards his late brethren and their church.
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New Brick Block of Ghree Houses
at auction.

I'M Weduesdly. Oct. llth, at 8 p M. we shall sell
~ the 5 .bstaNtal Brick b o o. three houses IN
corner Of Newnury and Chu en- streets, finished with
mo1ern improvements. Bath room. MT ara cold
water, marbl' m~ntles, gas, Sebago wstet, i.side
blinds, walls eeg lntlv tres oed slated rUoi. Oh
house contains Ii rooms with ampie closets, go ID
cellars
The houses are located In the verv centre OF the
city, convenient to business md public buIlingsare
new-bu in a substa till and wOrkmanlIk man
ner conveniently arranged ARE in ever wa desra-
BILE houses tor occupancy. hey will be sold upon
hteral te ms. which will be made known AT sae.
f. o. BAILEY & co, Auctioneers. oc6td
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WE are pleased to learn that the evening
singing school which opened on Wednesday
last WIS well attended. The second session
viii be this Friday evening at Mechanics Hall
az nan past o'clock. The elementary nstruc
'on gwen at the first OF the school is very i'm.
portaat TO beginners, and we trust all who
propoS0 W attend will be present tonight.
tickets and books for sale at the Hall.
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SECURITY Door CHECK. See advertisement
OF convenient little invention called "secur-
ity door check" in another column. Its pur-
pose is to hold doors ajar at any place desired.
1t is simple, easily adjusted and every way de-
sirable. 1t is especially desirable for public
buildings, and will be welcomed in every WE'LL
regulated household
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E0reisn InnpOrfs.

HALIFAX, N $. Steamer Carrot asa hhds and
Q bbls. sugar 20 otis dry fish. 10 bbls oil oi Non
treai; 60 bos he ring for London; 81 bols and 49,
half o herring, 10 bbls ana 50 ha ITO PIE killed. fish
Ior Chicago; 250 oils. do Tor New Yoik; 16i do and
40 half do do 100 bbs. herring, box fresh salmon
ror Boston; I crate skins to II. q G. ID. Fling; 2
pkg. to Eastern Express Co.; Case 10 A. D. Wnid-
.Iaaa
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The English Republican Programme io Is
briefly set down as follows: Il. App,hiinen
States 3 abolition of aristocratic titles and
Of standing adns, a ard Industrial IU sd
puisory' ~ 06iigation OF the STATE to pro-
u ;d sm,abie employment for all citizens able
vlae srn and sustenance for the ncapacitated (;
I'm 70 TO i've upon the labor OF others. z. Ma
tiopalization of land. 8. Direct legislation by
the people."
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A COURT JoKE.-An eminent Judge used t,

A COURT JoKE.-An eminent Judge used to
say that, in his opinion, the very best thing
ever said by witness to counsel was the Q
ply given to Missing, the barrister, at the time
leader OF his circuit. He was defending prls-
oner charged with stealing donkey. The
prosecutor had left the animal tied up TO a
gate, aud when he returned it was gone. Miss.
ing was very severe in his examination of the
witness. do you mean to say, witness, the
donkey was stolen from that gate?" II mean
to say, sir" giving the judge and jury asly
look, at the same time pointing to vhe counsel,
1.-THE ass was Missing"
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GET Briggs Corn aud Bunion Remedie
BRIGGS Pile Remedies are q success.
BRIGGS Allavantor cures CaIarrh. If
TRY Briggs Throat and Lung Healer. Ct
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AccDENT.-Our Damarscotta correspond
ent says that Nath'l Glidden, deaf man, age l
"a years, was struck by passing train on the
Knox & Lincoln Railroad near the station in
Nobleboro and instantly killed. About two
months since he was run into by hand car
and seriously wounded.
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RALEIGH, Oct. 5.-The U. S. Circuit Court
has adjourned till the 18th of November, leav-
ing over thirty Ku Klux cases untried Those
ntenced go the Albany Penitentiary or coun
ty Jail for from six msnths to two years, with
fnas
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SoUTHMAYD's "Cream Walnuts."

Southmayd's Bon Bons, new, nice, fresh.
A full hne-the largest in the city, of toilet
soaps, English, French and American per-
ium>a~ Brushes-hair, tooth and 'nail-Tolet
Powoers' foaat es-fiiled-Pocket Books,
fomades, oiis aho~Eseams for hair and toilet
use, at Whittier's, junctions-aa and Congi ess
StS
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u. "A. R. Attention !!
Blue and Grey,
Dram m nf fL2 PohoJl;naa 2
AUCTION. SALES.
Groceries and StOre Fixtures al
Amcrinn

IN Monday, Oct sth at i-2 NJ, we shall sell at
~ store 1923 Commercial ST. the Stock and Fixtures
said store, con sisug in part of LAID PORK, Su-
gar, salt, 6eans Rice, Soda, salt Fish, Tea, Gomez,
Soap, spire canned Goods. d-rbs, BRUSHES, Brooms,
Pals, Tubs Candles. Tobacco Gig irs N ustard Fish
Lines, Hooks and Knives, Lemon syrup, stone
Ware Baskets. Platform and Counter Scaies CUsese
Box, Lin and WOODEN ~aIe. large Uouble Staod ng
Dsss, stove an Sa e, Letter Press. Vessels. sc.
+ BAILEY a. co, Auctioneers.