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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-07-31
No. 80 Exchange Street,
PORTLAND, NE.
MITClIELL'S
NEW GENERAL,
Atlas Of the World !!
FOR 1872.
From Official Surveys and other Anthem
tic Sources.

This work, by the well known S. Augustus Mitch
ell, contains . series of ONE HUNDRED
MAPS and PLANS, showing the various count
ries of the world Plans Of Sixteen Cities, &C., also
late list Of the Post Offices in the United States with
important Statistical Tables, giving, in . condensed
manner, the different Governments of the world,
and their forms; also their square miles, and popula
ton, including that Of the Principal Cities Of the
world; Routes and Distances to foreign ports and
cities Land Routes and Distances to places within
the United States; the Census Of the United States
for 1860 and 1870.
The work contains fine map of Chicago. showing
very distinctly the portion OF tho city destroyed by
the latefre.
The maps of the United States cover twenty-five
pages Of the Atlas
The general interest that is taken In the Pacific
Railroads renders this work of vast Importance
shows the roads completed with all the stations;
together with the entire routes stretching the
various States and Notwithstanding a continu-
GUS iron band across the Continent uniting the At
lantic with the Pacific ocean.
OF late years discoveries Of great importance have
been effected regions before Comparatively unknown
have been explored and their physical characteristics
ascertained with greater minuteness, especially
among the mining districts.
In the above-described work, every pains have
been taken in tho drawing and engraving of the
Maps, te render them full, Clear and reliable.
Price Ten Dollars-haf the price of other large At
lases Bound in Leather cloth sides.
Agents wanted in every county in the State OF
Maine, to whom liberal terms offered.
j. V. N. DeHAkT, Agent for the State of Maiue.
Commercial House, Portland, Me.
ivCY
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Mr.. Nathaniel Courier has taken euntrnct
from Messrs c. K. Banks and Jeremiah Stin-
son, to rebuild the mill recently burned on
Gooch Island, known as the Sanger" mill
The mill is to contain shingle and edgiEg ma
chimes in addition to the variouf saws which
the old mill had. ~ &@zE
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NBw YORK, July 30.-The Times Raleigh
special charges that a plan has been arranged
to challenge and throw out Republican votes
all over North Carolina. Two hundred have
been marked for challenge in Raleigh, and 983
out of the 300 voting population at Kinston,
Lenoire County, The State Committee have
sent dispatches to every telegraph station
warning Republicans to be on their guard.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-07-31

TRAVEL is almost totally INSTRUCTED over
Cataract Bridge in Saco, where the Boston and
Maine are making arrangements to lay their
iron bridge A road is to be constructed on tho
northerly side of the present bridge, passing to
Gooch street, in the rear of Calf Block.
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Municipal Court.

BEFURE JUDGE MUNKIS.
TUEsDAY.-State VS.. James Doyle. Intoxication
and disturbance. Pleaded guilty. Fined SO and
costs.
State VS.. Patrick Leonard. Intoxication and dis
turbance. Verdict, guilty. Fined SO and costs.
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A LITTLE French boy named La Pierrot,
narrywly escaped death by drowning in Thatch-
er's Creek, Monday. A boy who was in bath
ing with him succeeded in rescueing him and
brought him ashore.
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PIc-NIcs and blueberries are drug in the
market. The latter are seven cents per quart,
and the former number about ten O day
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You will find large stock of Fancy Gro
ceries in addition to the fine assortment of Teas
and Coffees at Chinaman's Tea Store 1888 Con-
gress street. jy 27-tf
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National College of Music.

ENSTABLHSHED BY THE MENDELs.
h SOHN QUINTETTE CLUB, will begin
September 16, 1872. A thorough musical education
in all branches Of the art be obtained from
corps Of FOREnGN AND RESIDENT A r.
lists of HIGH GRADE. Applications for
admission now received. Glasses formed early in
September. Circulars with full particulars mailed
free. Address THOMAS RYAN, Director OF
National College of Music, fremont Temple Boston,
Mass. ate jy27-wed&sat 3m
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HOTEL ARRIvALs.-S. Haagenson, Boston
John f. Hossack, Quebec; VIM. Coulter and
wife, Windsor, Ont. N. j. Herrick, Alfred; A.
f. Adams and son, Coaticook; Henry P. Stark
Syracuse, N. Y; Albert Moore, Auson; A. W.
G, Vankirk N. Y; B. #. Crehore and wife,
Medfeld, Mass. G. E. Shepard, New Louden,
N. H.; j. H. Daley, Charlestown, are at the
Preble House.
w. Hale and wife, Boston, A. Varick and 2
daughters do H. w. Hinsdale, and party of
seven, Grand Rapids, Mich; H. Hanna and
family, Cincinnati; b. b. Vandergrift, Coving-
ton, Ky.;J. T. Bagley, Springfield Mass;
Jos. Wade and wife, Boston; Chas. Parsons
and daughter, Jersey City; NJ. A. Gilbert, f. G.
King and family, I. J. Smith, New York; j.
NJ. Woodwork, Washington; t. Crandall, N.
j.; Chas. Wannamaker, Philadelphia, are at the
Falmouth
Horatio Cutter, Boston; HI. w. Booth, do;
G. b. Places, New York; f. Atkins, Worces-
ter; Jno. P. Perry, Boston; j. M. Meredith,
do; John jackson and James Nichols, Phil
adelphia; Jno Kimball and wife, Boston, are
at the ST. Julian
Geo. Mason, Boston; w. Sullivan, do. j. s.
Nicholson, do. e. G. Waterhouse, Fall River;
Chas Waterhouse, do; j. r. Fairbanks, Mt.
Desert; Mr.. George and son, do; 7. Valentine,
do; F. G. Stevens, Boston, are at the City
Hotel.
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NOTICE to friends and the public in behalf OF
the Mountfort street A. M. E. Church. The
said Church has a debt hanging over it of about
seventeen hundred dollars, and part of it is due
now. Their new pastor, Rev. j. II. Madison
will call on all friends and the public for sub
scrptions of any amount that they choose to
give He is in hopes that the rich men of our
city will help his church; he iwill solicit him
self, and start at once
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The Registry of Deeds.

Mr. EDIToR:-
Allow us to announce through your columns
that the friends of Henry G. Houston will pre-
sent his name to the Republican County Con-
vention as a candidate for Register of Deeds
Mr.. Houston is gentleman OF irreproachable
character, and possesses rare qualifications for
the position in addition to considerable expert
ence, being now clerk in the office But his
chiefest claim to the support of the Republican
party is the fact that he is a wounded soldier
and in delicate health frem faithful service rem
dered his country. These facts, we are certain,
are of sufficient weight to insure for him the
support we bespeak. Let us remember our old
promises to the MANNED soldiers. e
MANY CITIZENS
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THE best place in Portland to purchase
Trunks, Valises, Satchels, &c, is at j. R.Duran
& Co.'s. No III Middle Street.
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tiles: -
Viroinia 6,S new ....,..... A
Missouri IS 944
North Carolina ga new ...,,......2 9
South Carolina 6's' new. 81
NEW YORK. July 30-Evening.-Money easy at @
per cent. Sterling Exchange tirmer at 1893 q
109 GIG Gold was dull most of the day, but becom-
ing active in tho afternoon increased the demand
from merchants pay customs, and there sales
at 49, closing at 1141 15; rates for carrying 92
per cent clearances, $40 000 treasury disburse
ments S195 900; engagements for export tomorrow
$7sO,OOO, including S2s0,OOO in silver. Governments
higher and strong. State bonds dull and steady
Stocks quiet Pacific Mail the only feature Of activi
ty; Panama exceptionally strong; Northwestern,
Erie and Indiana Central fairly dealt In the Market
generally without material change; closing dull but
steady.
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Foreign Exports.

BUENOS AYRES. Bark j S Winslow-370,704 #
lumber 6S4O pickcts 900 shingles, 246 lbs wine lot
offurniture, 965s yds duck.
HANTSPORT, MS. Schr Noel-4 bales broom
corn,
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Receipts by Railroads and steambo
GRAND TRUNK RAILwAY-64 cars lumber, do
lsths dc clapboalds, 2 do flour, 1S do corn, do
sundries, 1888 cans milk. Shipments East-80O bbls
flour, car sundries.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILRoAD-1S9 cases mdse, II
green hides lot Of fish boxes and bbls 3s DOORS pkgs
frames, 80 do sundries, lumber 40 do through
freight.
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ROstOn stock List,
:. s..., ,,a Honey Market,

New York stock and Honey Market.
New YORK, July 3o-Morning.-GoM Ia Money
per cent Sterling Exchange 1903 g llOt Stocks
steady. State stocks steady.
The following are the quotations of Southern secur-
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WINDOW SCREENS of all kinds at Lothrop
Devens & Co., No. 81 Exchange street.
ju29dtf
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CITY AND VICINITY.
TR1E PRESS

May be obtained at the Periodical Depots OF Fes-
sender Bros, Marquis, Robinson, BIZ 1nell y Co,
Andrews, Wentworth, Glendennng, Moses, and ems
holm Bros, all trains that run out OF the CITY,
At md, of Pillsbury.
At Saco of l., Hodglon.
At WaterSilic, of j. 5. Carter.
At Gorham, of News Agent.
At Bath, of j. o. Shaw.
At Lewiston of w. F. Stanwood,
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BY J. .. BAILEY * co, Aue,ioue,,,
Guardian Sale.

PY Virtue Of q License, 10 me ranted by the Hon.
ID John A, Waterman, Judge Of Probate shall
sell at public sale, on MONDAY, August 10th, A. d.
lsI2 at IL O'Clock, noon, the premises be sold
the following described Real Estate belonging Dem
mis- Nc Fadden, viz:
A certain parcel Of Real Estate in said Portland,
situated between Congress, and Monument Streets,
and being the same conveyed by Sam. L. Carlton to
Dennis McFadden, reference being had to said decd
for particulars Said deed Is recorded in Cumb Reg.
Book 3ol Page 1871. Terms Cash.
JOHN TRUE, Guardian Of
DENNIS McFADDEN
jy2431 au7 T.O. BAILEY & Co, Auetrs
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

FoUND.-The best place to buy Boots and
Shoes is at G. F. Moultons 1853 Congress st.
THE regular monthly meeting of the Direc-
tors of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty
to Animals will be held at the Mayors Room,
City Building, on Wednesday evening, July 81,
at u o'clock. y5O-2t
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-07-31

The Association truly appreciate the generous pat
ronage Of the public for attending our amusements,
and in order that our friends may reciprocate the
good wishes of the Association offer the following
named presents to be given away on the grounds.
One Ladys Hunting Case Gold Watch, warranted
pure gold.
One Gentleman's Hunting Case Silver Watch.
Forty other presents ranging in value from Ten
Dollars to Fifty Cents.
Presents may be seen at Mr.. senter's store on Ex-
change St.
The Committee who are to take charge Of the dis
tributon Of presents to be chosen by the excursion
lists The buyers of fullpriced tickets whether they
are at the picnic in the city, will be entitled to
equal right to get q present. Ticket sellers
quested to make return Of tickets sold, to Ticket
Agent previous to day Of excursion. The character
of the Association Is sufficient guarantee that there
will be an equitable distribution of presents.
Heretofore the recipients of money expended at
our excursions were confined to a few. Now the
many have an equal chance to receive and enjoy
themselves.
There will be the usual amusements which are too
numerous to mention.
Raymond's Quadrille Band will furnish music.
Refreshments will be furnished on the grounds Ice
water free.
Tickets rs cents for adults. Children 40 cents.
Memberscan obtain their tickets by calling at
AcAleney's Harness Shop, Preble st.
The committee take pleasure in announcing that
they have left nothing undone to make the day a
pleasant one
Trains leave depot foot Of Clark street at and
$50 A. M. and O'Clock p. N jy30-td
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AUCTION SALES.
building, Granite and Marble al
Auction.

kN SATURDAY, Aug. Sd, at D. M, will he sold
~ az public auction, the one story wooden bniId
NJ now standing on the lot corner of Fore and
is streets Also the lots of granite and marble
e.. on .he market lot between Market and Mix
Soan,, " inc contractors for the United States
So.ernheht buildings; unless removed before said
y ol sane. The above property will be sold To INV
anu rent anu other charges-to be removed from he
LOT within five days from the time of sale per 49,
OF Committee on Public Buildings eA
BENJAMIN KINGSBURY, JR., Chairman
jy25-edtd
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PARTIES who intend going on excursions
over Lake Sebago and above will confer favor
on the landlords they intend to visit by giving
notice of their coming day in advance, and
enable them to make preparations accordingly.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-07-31

Now is an excellent opportunity for people
to visit Bridgton via the Sebago Lake route.
Tn addition to advertisement in another col
umn. steamer Oriental will leave Sebago Lake
on Saturday evening on arrival of evening
train. leaving Portland at $50 p N. for Naples,
Bridgton, North Bridgton and Harrison, and
return on Monday morning in season TO con-
meet with early train, arriving in Portland az
s45 AN. Tickets So for the round trip for
sale at p. g. O. r. r. Office.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-07-31

A MAN from one of the surrounding villages
left his horse and furniture wagon standing on
Middle street yesterday forenoon, when the
horse got frightened and ran down the street at
full speed. On the way he came in contact
with buggy wagon, which he demolished in
the twinkling of an eye Then he steered di-
rect for the big window in M. G. Palmer's shoe
store, but when he struck the sidewalk he slip
ped and fell, the wagon coming against the
curb-stone with so much force as to break the
shafts and crush the fore wheels like egg-shells.
Luckily no person in the crowded street was
hurt by this exciting escapeade, -sI
MARROW EsCAPE.-As the 81 p NJ. train on
the Portland & Ogdensburg Railroad was leav-
ing White Rock station Saturday lady with
child in her arms attempted to jump from the
train on to the platform. Her feet slipped and
she would have been crushed between the car
and the platform if a gentleman standing by
had not seized her and by the use of great
bodily strength lifted her from her precarious
position to the car platform.
The New EKGLAND.-A despatch from I.
c. Hersey, Esq, states that the steamer New
England was lowed Tuesday morning into Hus-
tons dock at Eastport, opposite the marine rail-
way. She is bottom up and looking much bet
ter than was anticipated, ITO feet of the after
part being uninjured. She rested on the rocks
under her boiler.
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THE JAIL.-The religious meeting at this
place last Sunday was of a very interesting
character. Several strangers were present and
took part in the exercises Six of the prisoners
testified that they had formed better life since
coming there. AT the close of the meeting all
expressed desire to live different life and to
have an interest in the prayers of Christians.
The sympathy of some friends was manifested
by some beautiful flowers sent in We are in
formed by the gentleman who conducts this
work that but very few of those who have re-
formed in the Jail have fallen again. He refer
red particularly to the case Of former liquor
dealer, who is now engaged in honorable en-
ployment in neighboring city, who, the past
week, sent for his family in this city and mon
ey for their removal. There are but eighteen
prisoners at the Jail now, and four of these are
from York county This is the smallest num-
Der for several years with but ono exception,
and that was at time when large number
had been transferred to Thomaston. The usual
number, until within the last three months, was
about forty. This is hopeful change.
A CHARGE OF INFANTIcIDE. About the
first of May young woman named Angelina
Burke, living in a family up town, was induced
by young man to leave her place and 60 to
Boston. A few weeks after she returned and
took board with Mrs. Doyle under an assumed
name. Soon after she gave birth to a child,
which she put to board with Mrs. Dalton, on
Washington street, while she went out to ser
vice in Falmouth. Monday afternoon the child
was taken with commissions, and Mrs Dalton
desired that physician be sent for, but Mrs.
Doyle objected. The child died about 10 o'clock.
There were suspicious that poison had boon
used, and at the suggestion of Coroner Gould
Deputy Marshal Sterling went to Falmouth
and arrested the mother and also took Mrs.
Doyle into custody
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administrators Sale of building

PURSUANT to license from the Hon. judge q,
L., Probate within and for the County of Cumber:
70 tho highest bidder ON FRIDAY the 26th dav NJ I
a ~ lSiz at 2 n, the following personal property
tne i-z story wooden Store, on Plum Street re-
deceased. -"'' VI / vi 'iahu'
49,, r. W. ROBINSON, Administrator.
Jyl7td +. o. BAILEY s. Co, Auctr.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Hon. VIM. g. Groesbeck of Ohio declares that
he can dainty eat Greeley crow
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Two car conductors of the Flushing, IN. "
railroad, beat Long Island editor named
Love, Monday,
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N. sus,r weaker; Common. 81 1D6ic Fair 70 fully
Ne Issa prs articles unchanged kxohange-stsr
bag bti ne 2-Four quiet and anehsngs Wheat IN AR
hhs eras Nc l. %, No. 2Sl 49, oss ani ana an.
denaso ~ q 96i Com steady No Mrei Se I've hm and
ee.s " n Fagey stesdyi NO fsi nc 800
- Pour s. CO.. bSsh Wheat hhipmsnA-A" '0A E"u'A''
ss,A wSs' azour dun end uaehs1g sales 500 bes ..
S ~ r,y No spring 90 15 for Amber winter SlO iof ie
- ! S 50 fsr Double WheHt erm bat dah No Nil,
w. c,h beIi Al quiet 81 59y Barley dnL; sales OF
80 s.h Prime Cuads ~ o. Corn Meal sold al 81 = ior
so,ed snd for unboiied per c"t hue-a unel'ns1 ~
p.,o,a r,irhts-our Philadelphia tc 20 Boston sc 70
New .York, s2e and 10 Aeany 'te ,sr--,. ., .. e.,
ruu4prfrsrA 2TCuerctron BARK No offered Al ~ 20
clever SsSNew e9oK9 IS Tnov quoted At ~ %
,,.~ A. al Four unchsnge; Superne - 500 - oo kIrss
as -sRk6 Iowa Wisconsin, and hnnesoa stirs Family - wa
. Penusyvauia Indiana and Ohio ao % 20 ~ Fancy ~ W
1si % White 81 ~ Rye nominal Corn improved Do
Tsni. Ola YelSs Axci. Gle Osts unchanged White
sodsc l3d46c SugsCab quoted 9as! Tor Refining
ssic grocery grades Petrosun nolaaA Oras iSei saHsd
~ WHISKY Il held Al CSC
81 IJrrs Dee sFlour quiet and unchanged WReatSpnng
An ANAL sses Of No Spring 81 ist 81 20k. Niuer
nav corr dul and dropping Mrod 2c. Ea St Louis in
Oats quiet and unchanged No &C., lnFcTator Bar
A., iu and npchsned spring 6 Eve Nane, No. p
~ Wssstv srm AZ PORK DALI nouusly sl 3 Dry Sailed
Rsr,n-So sae4 quiet sAcA Live Hog du - p .
~ 80 Cste du mchsnA Receipts2lt1 bbls Four 1000
bush whss bush Cora 400 balh oa1s 500 bush Barley,
TtsDo Dee x7-Plour quiet unehsneed in Nir
s.nsnf ErtrA White MC - No White Michigan,
Amber Michigan, huver Deoer1e 81 bi seller January,
Corn quiet and unchanged Oats que.; sales Dressed
Hoes for Clover seed - IS. kecetsJ 600 hush
WHEAT 900 bush Con- 2Or bush. Oats smpmen60gO bush
Wheat a,Oo bush. Corn, 700 bush Oats 80
wus,SsToN n c. Dee ZSpints Turpertas Quiet at s5c.
or SrleL Grade iuTrentgr - sE
HIri IS Tor YelOu D.p and Virgin Tai lai - SIS.
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COTTON MARKErs.

wuzrssros Dec q Cotton s; lndiHpr laic; net receipts
SA:. sIop.-es,'' ' 9s's ate, s5 o' s Low mnD,
iG, addsRs. 5,i 90 e'' % B
soj 0i.; sIPor,O Great Dra $50 bales ss'5
Sscos Dse r-coos sm, Middluss lsse. vsesiy-rosprs
1917 bales, shipments 80 bass; stock 1905 bales -
A Ge .ss. 8 5 Dfs .o- 2 N'''' % ''p '
CotgEsg, Dee 9-co,.oa quiet Low Meiinz ia'e rsssly-
CHaSlSsToS Dec z7-coron Mlaaaur, 10! slsse
s.pss J1 bales eIRoT-eosstv 'io sss sales 200 bale
Great Britain 7753 bales tie Continent 2o7 baesi eoasHlse
pso10rscs' Dec s7-Coton-wsekiy receipts, "a bales sales
400 bales stock. 1000 bales
BosToS, Dec rcotou sas; Midus 2o,e net receipt. It's
gross baes wretiF
bale, grcs 1881 bales eIpoto Great Britain
,SsT Lou Dee 17-co1 srn little doing; Mddlnr, laial9a
ss s. Ss: " bales '' o '1' ' o., ol' '
rslosLra1l fDsc :7coeaa quiet Mddnss 2o s2oie H''
Lo1I.ylIls CesSotAirs doing Mddhas', l9sI' re-
aoszeosIsI Pee quiet Low MaIas, q. 3s g:'fT
CRY PorsT Dee the 600 bales
EosvrLLE Dec 3.Coron quiet Low Addlngs ~ glIlc
w,eEy-rssps 1885 bales; shipments l7llbsts soct 49, 9SVJ
soaTols bee i7Cottou qu,, Low Msdngs si7lsle net
receipt ~ sss. IN 90 9 b s nv
EETOELa1SS Dee 7Coon good demand Good Ordinary lsie
Ls- MddHaEs Isl l8; Middh0g ssei receipts ss bales
gross sS bales eI2ortsIcoasi~se islo bales sac, I ~
3Js bales 50 55 bales; eTportsso Crest Britain
lsts7 bAea Continent ls7l5 bAes ooasWse 6'57 bales
GaLTEsTos Dee 2-Cotiou a; Ordinary isc; Good Ordinary,
l7ic receipts OC bales sEport&eosssse s bales saes
100 hsies stock receipts 73 bales
Britain 25l5 bales; tho Continent 1870 bales coast
Ssei .Jll bales. stles. 500 bales
BALrIEoRE Dec 27Coton srner. MGdlngs e2c.; exports
stock 52 bales weekynst
bales ~ bales sTDortoossse 55' bales
salas. l091 hssS
AEHPHs Dee srra; Middlngs 49, 1lsc receips,
sales lol2 stock, 85s bIss weekyreeepis
sSs3 bsss shipments s bales sales 700 bales stock 1871 g '
hAsG
Weskly-Rsceipts. I'll bales; shipments
1871. Q 500 bales; 1877. 5,25I bales
sAvANNAB hrm good grades scarce Ordinary lltc
Good Orinary lsc; Mldngs Isle; Mddngs, 9c net
espss bales; the Continent 27S 1aeI; cOasvss
rs bales osk 80 az bales; Ucskynet receipts
erpOrtsto Great Britain, 2l ntes % the Continent
coastsi1c 10 o53 bales. sales 3 l5i bales
dongi AiddnnEs, lb.c
bales g75 bales st0E $50 bae geek-Teeeipts
bales: shipments. ssa bales; sales sos bales
Total aes resalpss 1, ll1ls
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CHEAPEST SECURITY NOW OFFERED

FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS Of the JACKSONVILLE, NORTH.
JYR,TRRN SOUTHBASTBRN RAILROAD, having 80 TeArs
TO nm besng interest Gold Con-. of equal u the
present parable Newiork london
FanFfort the Of the holder When De-
sired bonds registered by the Truseetbe Farmer Loan
and Trust Co Interest payable January and july road
Jacksonville 20 Junction WITH the ChICAO
be ROAD 40 far A. completed thoroughly equipped ENTIRELY
PAM FOR and in operation and The completed portion
p tt bonds amounting s6OOO0 offered At ID aud
accrued Interest Bonds the remaining portion zoe
80 Mi h. so al much higher price aud will be offered only upon
o,d This road trayes Of the all
d. mo important coal mines At and
those investigation has been
mos; searching personally examined detail O. tbs Con
the entire hne We
rnv these bonds ABSObUfbL Fhh
FEET secuT Pamphlets and further PARTICULAR b1 APP9ng
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