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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-11-20
BY TELEGRAPH.
MATTERS IN MAINE.


Drowned.
RocKLANp, Nov. 1O.-An unknown man fell
overheard from the Boston steamer this morn
ing off o Wis Head, and was drowned. A
passenger who saw him fall says that he was
sick and vomiting at the rail, when he los t his
balance and pitched overheard. Others who
observed him supposed him to be under the in
fuence of liquor.
Fire in Bangor.
BANGOR, Nov. ia stable attached to
house on Broadway, owned by Charles Stetson,
and occupied by P. G. York, was burned early
this morning. Loss 5000: insured; incendiary.
A Fiend.
Hiram Silver was arrested to-day by the po-
lice for inhumanly beating and kicking his
wife, who is in delicate state of health, so
that her life is in danger. He was committed
to Jail to await the result of her injuries
Launching.
CAMDEN, Nov. 19.-Launched here ay, a
three masted schooner of four hundred tons,
old measurement, named the Ada S. Simonton,
from the yard of Tolman & Eells, Rockport.-
She is owned by Tolman & Eells of Rockport,
Capt. Hall, f. J. Simonton and others of Rock
land, and is designed for the coasting trade.
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MINOR TELEGRAMs.

Ihe losses by the State street fire, Boston,
Monday night, is put at 100000.
The female college at Jacksonville, ILL.,, was
destroyed by fire Tuesday night. This is the
third time that the buildings have been burned
in nine years.
John J. Roe & Co.'s pork packing establish
ment at st. Louis, with stock valued at $780,
900, was burned Monday night
Great excitement still continues in Hunting
ton, l.. L., over the failure to discover Charles
Kelsey, who was tarred and feathered Novem-
Der I'd.
The people of Quincy, Mass, at public
meeting Tuesday evening, adopted resolutions
complimentary to their fellow citizen, Charles
FRANCIS Adams, and welcoming him home.
The car and stage horses in New York are
improving from the dropsy, which is attributed
to overwork and want of nourishment.
Senator Trumbull has,written letter declin-
ing to serve as chairman of the judiciary COM
mlttee. Senator Edmunds of VT, will succeed
him.
characterization and suspension has so far
Trimmed out the London police that there is
alarm lest the streets be left unprotected.
Five houses were burned at Mount Vernon,
Ind, Monday night Loss $1,000; insured.
There are no tidings yet of the missing Pa
cine mail steamship Arizona. The company
no longer conceal their anxiety.
King Amadeus continues to improve and his
complete restoration to health is looked tor al
an early day.
a passenger train at Deputy, Ind, Tuesday,
whiie the engine was taking water, was run
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Domestic Markets.

New YORK, Nov. 19-Evening---Cotton quiet ant
nrm; sales 26o1 bales; Middling uplands at 19ic.-
g 50; Round hoop Ohio 6 IS q 30; Western g
ssasf saes Hner RS WSpEng
$4,000 BUSH steamer Mixed Western 634 q 631c; d.
sail "a e4sc. Oats active and better; sales $4,000
bush; new White 50 q 55c; old Western Mixed 50 q
SIC. Beef dull. Pork quiet and lower; new mesi
IS o. Lard is firm at 81 g SIC. Butter quiet; STATE
steady at u q SIC. Sugar firm; Muscovadoa at 81 g
losc; refining 81 g 1oc Coffee hrm Rio 10 g isac il
tine quiet at COT 6lc Rosin dull at 90 @ 25 fol
strained Petroleum is quiet: crude 14lc refined al
7t q 27tc. Tallow steady at q 9sc.
Freights to Liverpool steady; Grain per steamer
at Old.
CHICAGO, Nov. 19-F1our firm and in fair demand
sales nearly all private Wheat is active higher and
spot; % seller Dec 10 at 81 a CSC; rejected s. a
SEC. Corn active and higher; No 2 Mixed at 323 q
s3c on spot 81 q 3lsc seller Dec rejected soc. Dat:
active and higher; No at 23t q 23lc; rejected 2Oc
Rye scarce and higher; No 2 at 55c. Barley active
and higher; No Fall at 69c: Provisions in fair de-
er Dec at IL 37i q II 80. Lard in good demand al
u q 7sc Green and dry sailed Meats quiet and I'M
changed Whisky very quiet at $50:
wego 163c for Corn.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 19.-Pork quiet and unchanged
new mess at 10 20 on spot and u rs tor Dec. Lard
% S ke 81 = H. gq. Meats
74c; all loose from Is to 20 days in SALT sales at Il
higher for packed Bacon quiet old shoulders 51c
new clear nib sides loo; clear sides 1O1c. Green
Meats nominally unchanged. Live Hogs steady a,
4 90. Whiskey firm at SOC.
TOLEDO, Nov. 19.-Flour in fair demand. Wheat
active and higher at 81 for No White Wabash
45f for Amber Michigan seller Nov, and As a. 1 AZ
do Dec; No Red 56; No 2 do 40 q / 46. Corn in
fair demand and lower at Acc for high Mixed low dc
373c. Oats a shade better; No at 70 as29c.
Lake Freights-to Buffalo q &c; to Oswego II q
13c,
DETROIT, Nov. 19.-Wheat active and higher; ex-
ira at 10; No White &c; Amber Michigan 4sA
mand at Sic.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 1o.-Cotton firmer; Middling
uplands 1ss q Isle.
SAVANNAH, Nov. 10.-Cotton firm; Middling up
lands at 1Ssc.
MOBILE, Nov 1s.-Cotton Srm; Middling uplands
1871 q 1850.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 1s.-Cotton firm; Midlling
upands 19fc.
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4 - 1855
:el!ln the late struggle In France Twas stat
ca THAT these widows and orphans were suffer
ing terribly at Paris and Belleville from hunger
and cold.
DR.. Geo. c. Cochran, health officer of Brook
iyn, who has been suffering with pneumonia
Tor the past ten days, died this afternoon, aged
40 years. .-.-. .
-, report was in circulation this afternoon
That vessel with the cholera on board had ar
rived in the lower bay. No particulars have
This week 4,S44 immigrants arrived. Total
Tor the past year 272, 209 against 208,627 the
previous year.
The concert saloon propfietors arrested last
night were released to-day on $500 bail
p, Judge Brady granted an order to-day giving
Tweed access to the voucher upon which the
INDICTMENTS against him were found
Inc Mayor has been informed from Whining
ton, n. e.. that the inside bark OF swamp ell
der, boiled as drink, will cure horse dropsy.
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New Yorl. stock and Money Market,

NEW YORK, Nov. 10--Mornin0.-Gold at 11Si.-
Money at per cent Sterling Exchange, 1881 for long
and 1l0s for short Stocks steady State bonds dull.
New YORK. Nov 19-Erening-The monetery sit
uation continues markea by stringency and there
seems to be immediate relief ahead. The decline
in Exchange has checked the outflow of Gold, but
banks still are shipping currency to the South and
West The city banks are poor and unable to relieve
the pressure. Money was stringent at per cent.
Gold and per cent. per day, with large portion OF
business at 1-l6 mercantile Paper II to 10 per cent
The Chicago & North Western Railroad directors
have abandoned the idea of issuing SIC, 600 in
convertible bonds, and instead will issue consolidat-
ed mortgage to the amount of S45, 900, 900 SIS-
100000; existing mortgages on the Chicago q North
Western, Its branches and leased lines amount to
about s35,ooo,ooO These viii he replaced by
mortgage which will be in the shape of bond bear
ing per cent. Gold interest. Sterling Exchange is
heavy and lower; long at 108 q 1854 and 1904 a no
for short sight. Gold heavy, falling from 1l3a to
13t closing at 113s q 1871 loans at 164 to fiat for
borrowing and q per cent. Gold and Lie for car
rying. Clearances were Si6,09O,0o0. Treasury dis
bursements were S135,000 Governments dull and
lower. State bonds quiet. Stocks intensely dull
through the day and inclined to heaviness. Outside
of Atlantic Mail and Erie fluctuations compass
ed within q 4 per cent, chiefly downward
turn. Western Union fell 1, North Western 4, Pac-
c Mail Atlantic Mail declined 10 @ IL confisca-
ton of steamship Columbia, Erie advanced from 52a
to 53s, and afterwards declined to 52k. tft'
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AN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. three years ago a
man entered one of our bathing-r room estab-
lishments, then just opened, and took bath.
After emerging from the tub, performing his
toilet, Sc, he approached the proprietor and
said, THAT makes a man feel good! I've been
looking for something of the sort for the last
twenty years" "Good heavensp' replied the
astonished bathing house keeper 81 hope you
amt going another twenty years without wash
ing?" and he didn't. He became completely
infatuated with the delights of bathing. He
would 80 into that establishment, take bath,
and before he was fully dressed would say that
felt so good he guessed he'd take another. and
he would spend his time in the bath tub until
the shop closed at night. After time the in
cessant rubbing with coarse towels began to
tell upon him. He wore large holes in his skin
where it was drawn tightly over the large
joints, and was literally 'out at the elbows. +"
But still the infatuated man persisted in his
insane course, until the skin and even flesh
was worn quite away, and his bones made a
horrible creaking sound as he moved about. He
became the despair of tailors. for, of course, it
was impossible to give him neat stylish fit.
To make matters worse he was seized by an at
tack of fever and chills, disease very uncom-
mon in this New England climate of ours. The
horrible gathering which his bones made when
chill seized him was perfectly awful. 1t kept
the dodgers at his boarding house awake all
night. The landlady said she couldn't stand it.
She was losing all her best boraders; so the
poor unfortunate had to leave. Thereafter he
passed all his time at the bathing rooms, until
his bones became so soft and spongy that he
had to go about on clutches. One day, after
taking bath, he stepped up to the stove to dry
his bones, as usual, and seated himself in a
chair While sitting there he heard a cry OF
fire, and incautiously jumping to his feet, his
legs, which were contracted by the heat, broke
at the joints and he fell upon the floor mass
of crumbled bones shattered past all surgery. u
And now his uneasy ghost haunts those bath.
ing rooms where, when he was in the bones, he
delighted to pass his hours, and when the
ghost is addressed it says, in low sepulchra
voice, "more towels"
AS for the clearinghouse proprietor he de.
rived immense revenues from the hydromaniac
which he invested in Portland & Ogdensbure
stock, so he is now a rich man.
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP MoRAvAN.-
The steamship Moravian, Capt Graham, of
the Allan line, which left Liverpool the 7th
inst, arrived at this port at $40 yesterday af-
ternoon alter a somewhat stormy passage of
eleven days. She brought IS cabin and 1863 steer
eye passengers and full CARGO the major por'
tion of which goes through to Canada, though
there are some consigi. ments to Portland houses
She leaves on her return the 3Oth inst. The
Polynesian left the 18th inst, and will be due
here next week. We are under obligations to
the Parser of the Moravian for the latest files
CT London and Liverpool papers.
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Brief JOttiuxs.

The attention of the members of Ligonia
Lodge No. 8, I. o. o. f., is called to the notice
in the special notice column.
A gentleman of this city, who understands
the subject whereof he treats, has in contem-
plation lecture on the "Riss and Fall of HUI
man HAIR"
Mr.. b. Barnes, Jr., plucked dandelion in
bloom yesterday in front of his residence on
Quincy street. IT'S the last dandelion of au-
but hold! that doesn't run smoothly, must be
some trouble with the metre.
The Grand Trunk railway on Commercial
street, is undergoing repairs.
A velocipede, stradded by boy who is affiict-
ed with veneration for the antique, was to be
seen ON Commercial street yesterday afternoon.
Lets have another drink before we leave
the vessel; we can't get anything in this cursed
city," said one unsophsticated passenger to
another yesterday afternoon, as they were pre-
pairing to disembark from the Moravian. APP
parently ignorance was not bliss in that in
stance.
1t is reported that an attempt was made to
re-kindle the fire on Green street yesterday
morning, by means of soaking shavings in ker-
osene and igniting them. fh
The Fakir of Europe is to be at Music Hall
the 23d inst, and will distribute gold watches
and other valuable presents.
The meeting of the st. Andrews Society for
the purpose of taking action in regard to a
proper observance of st. Andrews Day, comes
off tonight
Col. Edward Moore of this city has been
awarded the contract for removing the obstruc
tions in Cocheco Riverside, 600 is the price.
Mrs. M. d. Welcome, CT Yarmouth, is to
preach at the Newbury street church next Sun
day.
The Grand Army dance season opens with a
soclable at their hall next Thursday evening.
A series of private theatrical entertainments
for the benefit of st. Luke's Cathedral is in con-
temptation.
Col ]. NJ Haynes of Augusta has been Wis.,
iting the Public Library in this city, for the
purpose of obtaining some hints regarding its
management which shall be of service in the
contemplated library at Augusta.
The Light Infantry are to give grand
Thanksgiving ball on Thursday evening the
2Sth inst
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Foreign Exports.

Foreign Exports.
CARDENAS. Brig Minnie Miller-63s3 box shocks.
ST. JOHN. NIB. Schr j Shanks-11OO bbls -four
20 tons feed.
HALIFAX, Ms. Steamer Chase-27O0 bills flour,
10 tons feed, single machine, 27s pkgs mdse
Foreign Imports.
SAGUA.-Bark Daring-360 hhds and Is ties mo-
and 16 ties molasses to Phinney & jackson.
GRAND MENAN. Sch Addie Emma-3oO0 TBS
fresh fish to order.
LIVERPOOL. Steamship Moravian-1 pkg mdse
to Marrett, Bailey q Co; II do do to Canadian Ex-
press; do do to John Porteous; 1e do do to j z
Prindle; do do to Savage, Lyman s. Co; do do to
r Barrett; do do to Agent Grand Trunk Rail-
way; 80 do do to G M Bailey.
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UNPARALLELED Success. Gireul,

the RIVERSIDE ECHO. Over 10000 copiea an in
crease of 5000 in six month";. A Literary, Religious
and Family. Newspaper, published weekly. The
cheapest and best Family Paper in Maine. choice
Of Sir Fine Steel Engrarinas or THE FIRST BIBLE
LEssoN-one Of Prang's pretticst $500 Chromos,
given away, all framed, to new subscribers. No
money called for until paper begins come and pic
ture is delivered. Every Agent is making handsome
pay. The time to work is during the next three
months. Send for sample copy and full particu-
lars. to PUBLISHERS RIVERSIDE ECHO, PORT
LAND MAINE. oct30-4wWF&M
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IA SOUTH ST., Phi

IA SOUTH ST., Phila., Pa.
GENTs:-DEsPrTE THE OBJECTIONS OF MY
PAINTER, 1 know the value OF the Averll
Chemical Paint, and declare it to be the very
best Paint have ever seen. The gloss on it
looks like varnsh, and it is of virgin white
color, perfectly faultless and pure. You are at
perfect liberty to use my name attesting to its
value. A. WATSON ATwooD.
Agency SO Commercials
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SAvANNAH, Nov. 15.-Freights-we quote as fol
lows, foreign:-Cotton to Liverpool, via New York
by. steam 11-l6d tor Upland; on Sea Island II; by
sail TO Liverpool 7-16d and dull. Havre, by SAIL fc
Gold; Bremen I'D on Uplands. Coastwise-Cotton to
New York per steam, Upland lei Sea Island &c y fb
Rice 50 90 y cask. Cotton to Boston, steam via New
York 75c " 100 fbs to Providence via New York 62ic
" 100 TBS; via Boston 75c y 100. Lumber to Phila-
delphia, steam, $40; sail $40 a Sill; New York and
Sound ports Lumber ST a S13; to Boston $l2 q 10;
Baltimore 50 oo 10. The rates for Timber are from
81 80 a higher than Lumber rates. To Cuba S12;
Porto Rico Sl1. Lumber to River Platte $24 and 5
per cent United Kingdom, Timber s4os to Cork for
orders. Rio Janeiro $23 and per cent.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 16-Business is moderately &C.
tive and rates generally maintained. To Liverpool,
ship Cutting has been laid on, and is engaging at
rates viz: for Cotton 3D.; dead weight 3os; Tobacco
sos for Maryland and 35s for Virginia hhds; Grain,
in shippers bags 81 g Cd; Bark42s Cd; and measure
mel ment goods Cd; 10 Bremen-per steamer Maryland
9-16d; Lard Os; Bark 4Os;. APPLES Is p Dbl. We
quote, by SAIL to Cork for orders Grain in bulk Is Cd
y Or and for small vessels to direct ports rs Cd a rs
3D. Recent charters include an American barque 442
tons, to Demarara, Coal SIS 70; Baltimore brig of
1i6 tons, three voyages out and back to New York
from Porto Rico at $500 " voyage; sch McMosley,
for Curaco, Coal So Gold. Coastwise-Con to New
York via canal Sc; by sail to Providence, &c. &c.
Small vessels to Maine ports We quote at 10 q 12c.
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MOBILE, Ala, Nov. IA Conservative del
egation from Morengo county, who arrested by
U. $. Marshal on their way to Montgomery,
on plea of violation of the enforcement act
arrived this morning and were carried before u
). Commissioner Gillette, who released them
on bonds in $4,000 each for their appearance at
the next term of the U. S. Court. They leave
for Montgomery to-day
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New Advertisements To-Day.

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Music Hall-Something New.
Observe This-India Street Universalist Church.
10. o. F.-Ligonia Lodge No. s.
P. l.. Thanksgiving Ball.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN,
A Horse Wanted-Jos. Poor g. Bro,
10. o. F.-Ligonia Lodge
Count the Cost-Fenno & Co.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Taylor's Cards..
Chandler s. Co.-The Great Fire.
Govt and Rheumatism-F. c. Wells & Co.
Allan Line-Montreal Ocean Steamship Co.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES. f.
Pompadors, &c.-W. L. Smell.
Shirts and Drawers-Leach
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North Carolina Legislature.

RALEIGH, Nov. 19.-The General Assembly
of North Carolina completed its organization
to-day: Col. J. L. Morehead of Guilford, vas
elected Speaker of the Senate, and Capt Jas
Robinson of Macon, Speaker of the House
All the officers of both Houses are Conserva-
tives. The Governors message will be read
tomorrow. Little interest is taken in the con-
test for o. s. Senatorship and the coming man
is vet unknown
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METEOROLOGICAL.
PROBABILITIES FOR THE NEXT TwENTY-FoUR

PROBABILITIES FOR THE NEXT TWENTY-FoUR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL)
OFFICER, Washington, D. c.,
Nov. 19(S00 p. N.))
Probabilities-Over the Northwest, the upper
lakes end thence to the Ohio valley northeriy to
westerly winds, occasional snow and cold Par
TALLY cloudy and clearing weather in the Gulf
States. Falling barometer, winds westerly to
northerly, colder and cloudy weather and light
rain in the south Atlantic States. Southwest
ly winds veering tomorrow to northwesterly
with partially cloudy weather on the lower
lakes and thence over the Middle and Eastern
States, southwesterly to northwesterly winds,
cloudy weather and occasional belts of snow
and rain.
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Municipal Court.

TuEsDAY.-Martin Curran, Thomas Clark, Michael
Powers Norris Murphy and Frank O'Donnell, intox-
ication. Fined S. each with costs. Paid.
Charles A. Sawyer, larceny. Sentenced to Reform
School.
Edward Wallace, malicious mischief. Fined IS
with costs. Paid.
Hugh Kelley, search and seizure. Fined $50. APP
pealed
Four cases libslled liquors forfeited; no claimants
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LOUISVILLE, NOV. Iy.--Uficial returns from
all bnt twelve counties in this State give Gree
ley 93,3S9, Grant 81, 515, OConnor 2155; Gree
leys total majority 6717 The Congressional
delegation is entirely Democratic.
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SAVE YOUR BUILDINGS by painting them be-
fore winter comes on. with the Averill Chemi-
cal Paint.
For sale at SO Commercial St., Portland If
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CINCINNATI, Nov. 19-The horse disease is
still spreading in portions of Kentucky, West
Virginia, Tennessee and northern Ohio There
are but few fatal cases, no Eever.
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CIR CHISHOLM g. Co., at their rooms in the
Grand Trunk depot and opposite the Maine
Central depot, have received ell the periodicals.
for December and all the choice literature of
the day,
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OYSTERS
Horse Distennper!

1.-TWO Thousand three hundred and eleven Horses
Il cured, besides several Knox and Fearnaught
colts valued at from $1,000 to $4,000, with "Adamsons
Botanic Cough Balsam."
Dose Il tablespoonful placed upon the tongue once
stable and fed upon Vegetables.
Price IS and IS cents per bottle. Large size cheap
est. Sold by all Druggists. noe eod2w
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WEAR Elmwoo1 folded Edge Collar. So say
we all. Be wise and try them. nov11rod2w
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ALL that have used Eimweod fold Edge Col.
lar will have no other, Try them. nov11eod2w

ALWAYS buy Clothing of George W. Rich &
Co.'s 173 and 175 Fore street. nov9WSSS3w
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THE HAYDN CoNcERr-Tbere was present
at the Haydn concert last evening. a gentleman
and his wife, returning from foreign trip to
their nome in Massachusetts who expressed
themselves as highly pleased with the chorus,
ana SPOKE particularly Of the solo by Mrs
which they had heard abroad 0ps en 9wn c;t.
zens ought to give better support to this most
excellent society, it deserves better
than it received last night.-Adperti.er @'ion"so
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A Republican Majority in the Alabama
Lexielature nfr

NEW YORK, Nov. 19.-The Tribune's Wash
iugton special says the administration has
twenty-five majority ON joint ballot in the
Alabama Legislature, and Spencer. the present
U. s. Senator. will be renominated over his
competitors Nov. &c. II
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European Markets.

LONDON, Nov. 19--11.3O A. M.-Consols opened at
92a q 92A for money and account.
American securities-U. S. 5-20's 1865, old, 800
do 1857, 93s 1040s, S73; 5s, S8t; Erie Railways
at 41S
LONDON, Nov. 1880 P. M--Cousols closed at 92s
for money and account.
American Securites-U. s. 5-2O's 1868, old, eO3; do
1851, 925; do 104Gs, ST.; new 5s, sst. Erie Railway
at4ls.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. 1880 P. M.--Cotton closed
unchanged.
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PERIoDIcALs.-Harper' Monthly for Decem-
Der, has been received and is for sale at
the bookstores of Messrs. Bailey & Noyes and
Hall L. Davis, on Exchange street; and At
Loring, Short & Harmon and Augustus
Robinson's, under the Falmouth Hotel;
also at the schoolbook, music and periodical
store of E. G. Andrews, No Sc Centre street.
and at the book and periodical depot of Messr.
Fessenden Brothers, Lancaster Hall.
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The best place to buy Clothing is at George
w. Rich & Co.'s, 173 and 175 Fore street.
noy9WSyS3w
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OLD BoNNETs.- People who have heard the
Rev. Mr.. Morgan deliver his lecture on sold
bonnets, and they that wear Them" pronounce
it highly interesting. 1t is spoken of as one of
his most humorous efforts. If there be snch
rush to hear him as there was Sunday evening
it will be difficult matter to secure seats The
better way will be to secure your seats before
hand Morgans lecture will take place at City
Hall this evening.
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AccDENT-Mr. Byran wiswell of this city,
while Stacking cars on P. s. & P. train
Monday morning had his right hand badly in
jured. DR.. Lamb dressed the wound and he is
now doing well.