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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-12-20

Any person who has never seen the science of
psychology practically demonstrated, should not
allow the present opportunity to pass unim-
proved. The apparently wonderful influence
exerted by Prof. Stone over his subjects, is well
worthy the careful study of every scientific
mind We feel certain that if the laws of mental
force were more generally understood, there
would be much less superstition in our midst
than there now is.
Prof. Stone makes no pretenSion to superior
power other than what comes from the study
and practice of his science He believes that
all are constantly, though quite unconscouSly
exerting the same influence upon those around
them; the influence of some being greater, of
course, than that of others.
He does not pretend to control all who will
ingly submit to trial; different Compartments
and minds are differently effected and by diff
ferent ones He requests all his subjects to be
perfectly honest with him, and to do all they can
to resist his influence after he has once got con-
troll of them. Until then they are required to
keep their minds in as nearly a passive condi-
ton as possible
His demonstrations are largely of mrthful
character but none the less instructive ON that
account The more intelligent his subjects and
the larger the number, the more varied and in
teresting are the experiments.
They are certainly worth seeing by both old
and young whether they can be fully explained
or not by them, but they are of most value to
those whose special business is to mould by in
fluence and example the characters of the
young.
1t seems to us that the members of the
learned professions and teachers should give
this subject little more careful thought, for
we have reason to believe that in the future the
force of the mind will be generally acknowledge
ed as a district agency in nature capable of
being controlled by law as well understood
by scientific men, as are those of the lower
forces at the present time. E8
PLUMAiER g. GOFF's Gorham, loss on Dry
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Putnam.
Superior Court.

DECEMBER CIVIL TERM-LANE, j. PRESIDING.
Tupcn.va u Stanborsonvo n c Hilton ar ole
~ '' " ~ - " '''
owners OF the schooner Lberator Action on account
annexed amounting $S7 for supplies furnished said
schooner on the order of Hilton who it is alleged
,vos ,he sb;n,s bush.,,a,nor ord ,ronoo;ro GUNNER
"' 'ne 0N'P - nu'oanuni"h anu managing o"hei
Decision reserved.
Locke Putnam
1oh1 c,,uo,, -, r.,. ,,.r 1T, 90 %
ooo H. 0ieasey vs. eugene Merrh' Ao'ioi oi' az
count annexed for cash S75 Defendant was clerk for
plaintiff and IL il claimed he oyerdrew his salary to
4,...-'. y,.e,,.. ,;. t,,,t In bod oil tha
'ha' anouh' oeichuah' .uiii'' '.A' " ~ " ~
money he is charged WITH but says he was at work at
no stipulated price, but was to have satisfactory
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BY j. Marion Sims, M. ID.

From The Medical Gazette OF june 24th, 1S7l.l
For about months have been using KEN
NEpY's CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF PINUs
CANADENsIs in affections of the rectum, vagina
and cervx uteri, and consider it most val
liable remedy L have used it diluted with wa
ter as vaginal wash, with great success; but
prefer to apply it to the os tincae on cotton
wool, either pure or mixed with glyeerine, or
glycerine and rose-water. Thus applied, it
should remain intact for two or three days and
then be renewed. In this way l have seen
chronic granular vagnitis remedies in few
days that had resisted the ordinary remedies
for weeks; have seen granular erosions, with
leucorrh@ disappear very rapidly under its use.
have not time to say all that could about
it; but am sure that it will soon be recognized
as valuable addition to our Materia Medca.
Knowing Mr. Kennedy as 1 dol can confident
ly commend him to my professional brethren.
His method of manufacturing the extract is
such as to warrant it of uniform strength and
purity
New York, LIST june, 1871.
For sale by w. w. Whipple & Co., Drug
gsts, Portland, and by Druggists generally.
dec16th-1W
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CITY Anaira,
A special meeting of the Board of Mayor and

special meeting of the Board of Mayor and
Aldermen, was held yesterday afternoon.
George B. Loring, Frank HI. c. Morse Osce-
ola jackson, Augustine S. Fernald, Charles o.
Baker, Adams Merrill and Abraham 7. Har-
per were drawn as jurors for the January term
of the Superior Court.
George Gray, Jr, Thomas Fisher Benjamin
Colby and Patrick Cleary were drawn as traverse
jurors for the January term of the Supreme
Court.
A communication was received from the
Cumberland and Oxford Canal Company, by
its attorneys, praying that no further attempt
will be made to damage its business until the
petitioners shall have been granted a hearing.
Ordered on file.
The order establishing the location of the
track of the Portland and Ogdensburg railroad
through Commercial street, was passed.
A communication was received from the
Cumberland and Oxford Canal Company, by
their attorneys, representing that at a recent
meeting of this Board vote was passed, di-
recting proceedings to be instituted, looking to
the depriving said Company of its charter; and
praying for hearing. 1t was voted that a
hearing be granted at the next irregular meeting
A communication was received from the En-
gineers of the Fire Department, notifying this
Board of the suspension of A. Bradbury, clerk
of Engine Company, No. g. Accepted and Or
dorad an fla
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Municipal Court.

PNESIDING.
TUEsDAY.-William Murphy was fined $50 and
costs for selling liquor Appealed.
Symonds s. Libby. A. w. Bradbury
Hugh Doherty was fined a similar sum for similar
offence.
Symonds & Libby. Haskell.
Frank Rochow fined 81 and costs for drunken
ness and disturbance.
Frederick A. Lord who was drunk at the Allen
Mission Chapel Sunday nighl, paid S. and costs.
Joseph Calhoun, for malicious injury was fined 81
and costs.
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METEOROLOGICAL,

SfNUPSIS UE WEATHER. HEPOHIS FOR THE PAST
TwENTY-FOUR HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL)
OFFICER, Washington, d. c.,
Dec. 10 600 p. M
The disturbance ON the Pacific coast will
probably pass northeasward into Montana, and
a'falling barometer and rising temperature will
prevail on Wednesday at Rocky Mountain
stations. The barometer north of Missouri will
move eastward with diminished pressure and
cold northwest winds win prevail west of the
Apalachican range. Cloudy weather with
westerly winds vii! probably prevail very gem
orally Wednesday along the Atlantic coast and
brisk winds from North Carolina and Maryland.
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NEW YORK.
IMPORTANT REVELATIONS.

New YORK, Dec 39.-The Commercial has a
rumor that the heavy tax payers of the city are
to be overhauled by a grand jury and that
prominent gentlemen who were conspicuous in
whitewashing the late Comptroller have been
engaged in defrauding the city.
Ali the transactions of the Park Commission
ers are being overhauled to ascertain where the
500 600 they expended have gone. One OF
more of these gents, it is said, cannot escape
without Indictment
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U. y. District Court.
n1EADr- ru~-- 49,

TUEsDAY.-Judge Fox refused to grant the petition
of John B. Nash praying that he might be discharg
ed in bankruptcy.
Strcut s. Gage. Mattocks & Fox.
Butler g. Fessenden.
James Allen ct al. lbellants brig Ida E. Libel
to recover commissions Defendant contended that
the court did not have jurisdiction Held for advise
ment.
Rands. Putnam.
BEFORE JUDGE sHEPLEY.
Charles P. Mattocks, assignee Of Aretas Shurtletf
VS.. National Traders Bank. Suit brought by as
sisnee to recover S525 as the amount of payment
alleged to have been made by the bankrupt to the
bank preference and in fraud of the bankrupt
acS On trial.
Mattocks & Fox. Putnam.
A. A, Strout.
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TENNESSEE.

MEMPHIS, Dec ia man lurking about
the building at Union City, where the express
robbers are confined, shot dead an officer and
wounded another, who tried to arrest him. Sub.
sequently he was captured and jailed under
guard Before this morning, thirty disguised
men overpowered the guard, killed Levi Far
rington an express robber, and took the muir
derer away, The body of the latter was found
hanging to tree. His name was Toler, from
Kentucky. He was connected with the express
robbers and was there to aid them in escaping.
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

ANOTHER lot of Japanese goods just opened
at Whittiers. Baskets, bamboo, over 40 shapes
and sizes. Fire screens, bamboo cups, real
China cups and saucers, watch chains, Chinese
for vest and long (around the neck), oval and
square mats for table use, Japanese charms for
watch chains, magic flowers, fishes, idols, chess
and checker sets-ivory, carved by hand-elegant
sandal-wood and ivory card cases.
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MEXICO.
TELEGRAPHIC ITEMS,

The Republicans of Manchester, n. H.. have
chosen delegates to the State Convention in IA
vor of Hon. E. A. Shaw for Governor.
The Orient Fire Insurance Co. was organized
at Hartford, CT, Tuesdap.
Policeman Hinckley of Chicago, was attack
ed with hydrophobia Tuesday, having been bit
ten two years and half ago He is in crit-
cal condition.
Comstock Co.'s stove foundry at Quincy, Ill,
was burned Tuesday. Loss $4,000.
Robert Fulton of the Paris crew, has chal-
lenged Geo. Brown champion suller of Hall
fax to row single scull July LIST for $1,000 to
$500.
Samuel Read of New jersey Supreme Chan
cellOr of the Knights of Pythis will institute
the Grand Lodge of North Carolina on the Goth
inst. making the 25th Grand Lodge of the or
der in this country.
Slelghing Tuesday in Washington for the
first time.
Callander, the national bank examiner was
arrested Tuesday evening in Jersey city, on
charge of receiving bride of $4,000, from the
Ocean bank
In the South Carolina House, Tuesday, Bow
en- made a two hours speech in favor of the
impeachment of Gov Scott. He will not press
vote until after Christmas and if defeated
will go to the courts. Scott will resign, it is
said, if the House vote the charges.
In Georgia, Tuesday, the special election for
part and very light vote is polled, not exceed
ing 10000 out of 200 90, all for James NJ Smith.
b. G. Hampton, Mormon policeman, was
arrested Tuesday in Salt Lake City for partici-
pating in the murder of DIR. Robinson in 1866.
DIR. R., was formerly from Maine.
heavy snow storm prevailed Monday in the
mining canOns of Utah.
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THE BEST CHANCE YET.-Sweetser & Merrill
have removed a lot of Fine Holiday Goods
from their Wholesale Store to 169 Middle St,
which for ten days they will sell at wholesale
prices. Give them call and save your money.
dc19-5t*
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WEDNESDAY MORNING. DEC. 20, 1871.
CITY AND VICINITY.
New Advertisements To-Day.

SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Lcook-Chas. w. Lucy:
Analytical Physcian-Dr. Edwards.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Fakir of Vishnu-Portland Theatre
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Dry Goods--J. r. Corey g. Co.
Fuss for Sale-Mrs. Truo.
Christmas Goods-H. Linfeld g. Co.
Brig for Sale-Yeaton & Boyd.
For Eastport, st. John, &c-Winter Arrangement
Caution Notice-James H. Kelly
M. c. M. A.-GeD. A. Harmon
Furnished House to be Let
Melodeons and Pianos-W. P. Hastings.
Dry Goods-Covell & Valpey
Lost-Pocket Book-H. o. Pierce.
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NEW YORK. Dec. 19-Ecening.-Money exceeding
y stringent at per per day, though 132 a. Lie
was accepted after bank hours. Sterling Exchange
weak at 1894.
Gold weak at 1881 a 100. The Stock brokers were
large borrowers and sold Gold obtain currency to
"arry stocks; carrying rates 132 q Lie per cent
!ne clearances amounted to $i0,O00,U00 The As
sistant Treasurer has paid S2O0,0O0 on account of
5-2Us redeemed. governments dull and steady.
State bonds heavy ami lower.
The following the closing quotations of Govern
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Boston Bank Statement;
DOmesfic Markefs.

New YORK, Dec. 19-Evening Cotton ac higher;
15c lover sales 500 bbs; State CO., round
ern 60 q s25 Wheat lower and more active; sales
Western 81 a. So; White Michigan 60 "a 70.
Corn lower; Sales 900 bush new Mixed Western
"a e 1sc Oats shade frmer sales s., 900 bush; Ohio
firm; new mess Is 90; old do 10 so a 10 e.. Lard is
dull at q &C. Butter quiet and steady Whskey
93Ac. Rice firm at 50 a &c. Sugar steady; Musco-
TS 81 s Mi, refining q y 6 0Sse a f Rio
Rosin steady at O5 a 10 for strained. Petroleum
firm; crude lse, refined 223 q 22sc. Tallow dull;
sales at 8 q 9le,
Freights to Liverpool lower; Corn sgd; Wheat 6d
WATERFOWL, Dec. 19.-Cattle Market.-Receipts
beef Cattle 63s head; market quiet; quote sales
choice at 50; extra 1900 1925; first quality 90 q
Is; second quality 90 q 50; third quality ! 90 a
6 so. Sheep and Lambs-receipts SIT head; supply
light but no advance in prices sales in lots at Is a
5 10 each; extra so a S 30,
CHICAGO, Dec, 19,-Flour nominal Wheat mod
erately active and declining; No Spring at 23I;
NoAda l73, Corn dropping; No Mixed 4Oa a 4Oic.
oats,quiet and weak; No at 3llc. Rye is anchang-
Spring 59!c. Pork in fair demand and lover; Mess
at 10 Is "a 10 80 Lard dull and shade lower at Ssc.
ders 4sc short rib miidles 5sci short clear mddles
sc. Live Hogs dFoopiag at 400 q so; Dressed do
att sS Whisky ssN t firm at a $50 ., ooo
O0) bush corn, 900 bush oats 1000 bush rye IA O9O
bush barley, is hogs.
Shipmcnts-2,U00 bbls flour, 1000 hush wheat IL 600
bush corn 5000 bush oats 1000 bush rye IL 900 BUSH
barley, 11,00U hogs,
CINCINNATI. Doc. 19-Pork dropping at IS Is Lard
dropping at e G 9sc. Bulk meats nominal: shoull-
ers s.; sides Ct a 6Ic. Bacon dull and unchanged
Live Hogs weak at 40 a IS; receipts $4,000 head
Whiskey steady at soc. Green meats weak; should
ers 4ic; stiles 5ic; hams IT q SIC,
ST. LOUIS Dec. 19,-Flour unchanged, Wheat is
in good demaAd} No Spring 20; Red Winter firm
No at 81, Corn easier; Mixed on track IS "a 44c
Pork quiet at 10 25 Bacon steady; shoulders 7tc
clear rib sides "a 7ae clear sides nc. Lard easier
ToLBpo, Dec. 19.-Flcur unchanged. Wheat dull
ami shade lower; No White Michigan d. "a AS;
Amber do AZ q 1 4os No Red Al; No 2 do l ST.
Corn dull and shade easier; high mixei 4sc; low
do 47c; Yellow 4sIc. Oats dull and DOOMED; No .
at SOC; Michigan $50 q 40e.
MINIATURES, Dec. l8.-Four-extra Spring 65
g 5 20. Wheat declined 10, No 2 at 1884, Oats are
firmer; No Mixed ut 32f. Corn quiet; No Mixed
4oac Rye is easier; No at 6S1c. Barley-No Spring
at t0c.
Receipts-2,ooo bbls four, $4,000 bush wheat,
Shipments-2,00 900 hhls Hour
CHARLEsToN, Dec. 19.-Cotton steady; Middling
uplan'ts ls5 q 19c.
lan'ls 1ssc.
MoRlIR, Dec, lo.-cotton easy; Middling uplands
1ss q 1Ssc,
NEW ORLEANS Dec. 19-Cotton strong; Middling
uplaIds 1sic. .
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JUST REcEIvED-Ladies and Gents Gold
Watches, Boys Watches, Solid Gold Seal Rings
NEW styles for Ladies and Gents, Silver Nap
kin Rings, Fruit Knives, Childrens Gold Rings
Fine Pocket Knives, Common and Russian
Leather Wallets, Ne,o Mechanical Toys.
81 Exchange st.
dc19-5t C. DAY, JR. & Co.
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A NEW and extensive invoice of those beauti-
full japanese baskets, in great variety, just re-
ceived this morning at Whittiers. Exceeding
ly appropriate for Christmas gifts.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.
ACCIDENT TO THE NICHE TRAIN.

ACCIDENT TO THE NICHE TRAIN.
BANGOR, Dec 19.-The night express train
from Portland ran off the track this morning
between Newport and East Newport, leaving
one car, the Pullman, on the track. A train
has gone from this city to their assistance. No
one was injured. The accident was caused by
the snow-plow, which was an old one, jumping
from the track and throwing off the entire
train behind it with the exception of the Pull
man car. About foot of snow had fallen
there and there were two engines the train,
one of which is somewhat damaged. The acct
dent occurred just east of Newport and at about
Z clock this morning.
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j. F. LAND & Co., corner Exchange and Fed
eral streets, have large and well selected stock
of goods, useful and ornamental, suitable fol
holiday gifts. 1wd
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THE HYaRoDEIK, for regulating the humidi-
of the air in the house or conservatory, is use
full instrument and beautiful ornament. For
sale by G. H. Farley. dec19th-tf
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CALL at Whittier's, early this week, and
look over the novelties he has for selection
Goods marked plain. No goods offered except
perfect and fresh
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LONDON, Dec. 19-11.30 A, M,-Cousols e23 "a e2a
for money and account,
American SecuFities-U s. 5-9O's 1862, 9ot; do 1859
old, els; do 1897, s3s; U. S. 10-40's, 91s.
FRANKFORT, Dec. 19-1l3O A. M.-U. s. 5-2o's
1862, 96i.
LIVERPOOL. Dec. 19.-10.30 A. M.-Cotton quiet
and steady; Middling uplands lNl; do Orleans 1Oid
sales 1000 bales Receipts of Wheat for three days
$4,000 quarters, Of which $4,000 are American.
LONDON, Dec, 1a-1 80 P. M.-Consols 92} for money
and account,
LIVERPOOL, Dec 19-faO P. Motion quiet and
steady sales r. 600 bales. Breadstrffs quiet. Cali
fornia White Wheat 12s Cd; Red Western Spring los
10d a lis 81. Corn ais Cd Barley S. 10d Peas Ais.
Tallow 46s 3d.
LoNDoS, Dec 1870 P, M.-Consols closed at 92i
for money and account,
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A NICE place to buy Christmas presents is at
Geo. A Whitney's No. Sc Exchange street. ]
have large variety of useful which I will sell
so you can give your friends a present Geo.
A. Whitney, No. Sc Exchange St. Successor
to Woodman s. Whitney. dc20-1w
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AN extensive line of fresh perfumes, Many
entirely 1,e,c in this market at Whittier Chem
list and Druggist.
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EVERY BODY will remember how on the Oath
of last December, thousands were unable on
account Of the crowd to get into the Cogia Has
san store, and were obliged to go elsewhere and
pay high prices The wise will this year buy
their holiday gifts early. Cogia is open every
night this week -
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The number of students in the college at
Metz has diminished from 800 to three persons
since the German occupation of the city, and
in the college at Colmar the number has been
reduced from 400 to 60, of whom 4S are Ger
mans.
THE ORLEANS PRINCES IN THE ASSEMBLY
Duke D'Aumale and Prince De Jonville took
seats in the National Assembly to-day. They
sat in the centre of the members of the right.
Their appearance created no sensation.
BRAZIL.
New YORK, Dec. 19.-The Brazilian Times,
of Nov. %, is received. Emancipation was go
ing on quietly.
The police magi strate implicated IN tne as
sault on German officers at Rio has been DIS
missed.
Envoy Kirk, who has been on q mission to
River Plate Republics, has returned to wash
ington.
The village of Oran had been ruined by nine
successive earthquakes, but few lives were lost.
The Assembly at Rio had passed compul-
sorry education law.
Coffee was higher. The shipments during a
fortnight were 10000 sacks.
The flagship Lancaster was at Rio. The
gunboats Wasp and Ticonderoga were at Mon
tevideo. All well.
CONFLICTING REPoRTs.-THE REVOLT Ex-
TENDING
MEXICO, Dec. IL,
via Havana, Dec 10. !
Anarchy continues throughout Mexico and
the complications increase.
The State of San Luis and Guanajuate have
pronounced in favor of Lerdo
A column of the adherents of Diaz is march
ing on Orizaba, and Gen. Alatone's men are
joining Diaz.
1t is reported that there is discord between
Gems. Alatone and Rocha, and between both of
them and the government
The Juarists are alarmed, as it is supposed
That the government cannot outlive the present
month.
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DIR. LELAND may be consulted at his rooms
in Cahoon Block between the hours of II and
this P. NJ. Chronic diseases treated with sue
cess
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL


CARDENAS. Brig George w Chase-56,54 # lum-
Der, 1923 shocks and heads 15S prs headings 900
hoops, 124 truss hoops, $50 bbls potatoes.
Receipts by Railroads and STEAMBOATS,.
GRAND TRUNK RAILwAY-25O cans milk, 1888 bbls
-four $50 bdls hoops Is cars lumber do spruce, do
wheat, do sleds, do potatoes lido knees, do eggs
do starch, do sunries; for Lower PrOvinces-IyU0
bbls flour, car bags, do sundries; for Allan Steam
ers-60 cars freight
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American securifies-U S. 5-2O's 1862. 92s do 1865,
old, 93s; do 1867, 93s; do 10-i0s, SIG.
FRANKFoRT, Dec. 1880 P. M.-United States
5-2O's 1862, 96a a 9G5
PARIS, Dec. 19-4.30 P. M.-Rentes 56f Csc.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 1880 p M.-Cotton closed
dull; Mildling uplands 81 q 10d; do Orleans 1O4d;
Ind.
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SLEIGHs-Pungs-Sleds and all kinds of
stock selling at low prices, at the Bazaar, IA
Exchange ST. Call and see them. dc20-3t
THE young ladies of Plymouth church will
hold sale on Thursday afternoon and evening,
(Dec. 21st,) in their vestry. Useful and fancy
articles suitable for Christmas presents, re-
freshments &C., will be offered in abundance.
dnc20th-2t
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made up bank accounts ami advanced from a.
per cent? closing dull and steady The greatest i'm
provement was in Pacific Mail, Toledo & Wabash,
Lake Shore AMI Erie. A small brokers' firm on the
bear 81 lie of Pacific Mail failed.
The following We're the closing quotations of
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A WELL selected lot of beautiful Christmas
gifts, Bronzes, Russia leather goods, imported
toilet sets, in assorted colors and stylish Every
requisite for toilet use at Whittier's.
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SoAP.-Every kind of toilet soaps-French,
English, German, Russia and American, at
Whittier's.
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Ten thousand useful articles for Holiday
Presents, at Anderson's

PTeS6ntS, At AnutTSOn 3.
PARTIES purchasing lamps, or table ware at
Cogia Hassan's have expressed their surprise
at finding so good an assortment of the latest
Styles and are perfectly satisfied that the par
ties in charge of that department fully under
stand the business in all it's detail dc20-4t
GERMAN FLORIDA WATER.-Genuine Farina
Florida Water. The only place in the city to
get the imported article is at Whittiers.
LADIES and Gents Linen Handkerchiefs,
half dozens at wholesale price at Anderson's, 8
Deering Block.