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New Advertisements To-Day.
AUCTION COLUMN.

AUCTION COLUMN.
Desirable Real Estate, &c.-F. o. Bailey & co.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Music Hall-Edwin Adams.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Dow, Coffin s. Libby-Insurance.
New Fancy Goods Store-Mrs, Wilder.
To Let-Half of Double House.
Lost-Bunch of Keys.
Girl Wanted.
Oliver Ditson & Co. Announces
Taylor's Cards.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
Oysters-Timmons g. Halves.
Loring's Vegetable Specific.
Discretionary, Federal street.
IN SUPPLEMENT.
Six Hundred Every Day-Sewing Machines.
None Better-W. ID. Little g. Co.'s Agency.
j. T. Small g. Co-Commission Merchants.
Dry Goods-A. Q. Leach.
Dry Goods-Edwin A. Marrett.
Save your Money-G. c. Shaw.
Dows Insurance Agency.
J. NJ. Heaths Insurance Agency.
j. E. Dow aud j. S. Paamer's Agency.
Covell s. Company-Shawls, &c.
Sparrow's Insurance Agency.
r. S Webster Clothing.
Nelson & Co.-Dry Goods.
Chickering's Piapos-Bailey & Noyes.
Announcements-Cogia Hassan-e.
Sewing Machines-J. L. Hayden.
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Sensation About Mrs. Fair.
Plan to Poison the Peoples Coun-
s. sci.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. pa sensation has
been caused here by the publication of an al
legged plot between Laura D. Fair and a res
taurant waiter named Frank, to poson Judge
Dwinell and Alexander Campbell, counsel for
the plot says it was formed before Mrs. Fairs
second trial He states that the lady tried to
induce him to put poison in q decanter in
Dwine's bouse or into the milk can at the
door At the same time this was intended to
be done woman went to the latters house
and told Mrs. Dwinell not to leave the milk
can out The matter was concealed from the
public but has been investigated by the chief of
the police, Cowley. Judge Dwinell and all
the counsel in the case thought the waiter in
sane, but he had plan of Dwinell's house in
his possession. Mrs. Fair remains in the city.
People are much incensed at her proposition to
give public lectures
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A. Y. & r. NJ. Cole have sold the Morris
House on Stanford street to Mrs. j. D. Wood
bury for S1O50.
The citizens course of lectures will be held
at the NJ E. Church, and will commence the
first of December. Tickets for the course will
be for sale at the store of G. F. Henley in this
village. at the store of Daniel Strout, Jr., Point
Village, and at DR.. Shannon's at Knightville
The committee have engaged the following
speakers: Hon. 1. Washburn, Hon. c. P
Kimball, Hon. W. w. Thomas, Jr., Hon. w.
H. Clifford, Mr.. Ellwell (of the Taanscript)
Rev. Geo. w. Bicknell and Rev. Mr. Hanna
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Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK, Nov. 22-Icvenine---Co tton ouiot and
EASIER sales 10 zoos bales; Middng uplands at 191c
Flour lou shade firmer; sales 2.e5 bbls State 90
ses; Southern no a IL co. Wheat less active a and
about &c lower; sales $4,000 BUSH No Spring 81 a
%; No no 90 q 55; Winter Red Western So a
I %, "mIe Michigan 76 q 2 05. Corn in buyers
favor sales l2s 900 bush; steamer Mixed Western
6 6S 40 SAL 6 g SIC. Oats unchanged; sales as
ooo oqsh; White 48 q 53c; old Western Mixed 80 a
PIC: BEEF quiet; Pork quiet; new mess 16 90. Lard
firm; steam rendered at q SEC Butter is steady;
state = SOe Whiskey duh and heavy at s5c Rice
n n va 9 &c, Sugar quiet; Muscovado at 81 q
istc II Gold. Moasses dull New Orleans 80 a $40.
Naval st9Fessmspirts Turpentine firm at 6Oc Rosln
e. dio. ~ ~
Freights to Liverpool firmer; Cotton per sail Id;
Grain per steiner SD do sail at 81 @ cd.
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ST. ANDREws-The st. Andrews Society has
purchased lot in the Forest City Cemetery, aud
the far awaJ friends of those Scotchmen who
die here, may rest confident that they will have
decent burial. The Society will hold its eel
ebration on st. Andrews eve, the Goth inst.
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warmo,,,,. Case po.,nonea

New ORLEANS, Nov. PIN the United
States Circuit Court the case of Kellogg VS..
Warmoth ct al, has been postponed till Mon
day.
1t is now believed that Gov Warmoth will
commission all the city and parish officers
clearly elected and have them indicted into
office. The district courts under the new Of
6cers are working smoothly this morning.
Federal interference in State affairs, which
has been talked of by some parties to this con-
test ever since the late election, is not now ap-
prabandad
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European Markets.
LONDON, Nov. 22-11.3U A. M.-Consols opened at
92a for money and account.
American securities-U. S. 5-20s 1865, old 800
do 1857, 934; 10-4Os, S7l new 5s SSA; Erie Railways
at 49,
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 22-5.0o p M-Cotton closed
unchanged.
LONDON, Nov. 22-5.0O p. M.-Consols closed at 92J
for money and account.
American securities unchanged. Erie 42s.
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THE stealing of papers from door steps in the
morning is becoming quite extensive and is of
course very annoying to us as well as to our
subscribers. We shall prosecute to the utmost
legal extent any one detected in the commission
of this crime and will give a reward of five dol
lars in each case for information which will
lead to the conviction of an offender Some are
stolen by boys to sell, but more by men whose
occupations call them out early in the morning
Much of the inconvenience could be obviated
if subscribers would provide a receptacle for
the papers either by hole through the door or
nv hox outsida
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EaNANCHAL AND COMMERCIAL,
Boston Stock List.
(Salcs at the Brokers' Board, Nov. 22l


Boston s. Maine Railroad. .........,...125
Eastern Railroad .........................10 3
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Havana Market.
HAVANA, Nov 1S-The Sugar operations are lin
tied owing to the scarcity of the classes demanded for
shipment; receipts scanty and quotations nominal
Stock Of Sugar in warehouses at Havana and Ma
tanzas 1000 boxes and 975 hhds; receipts the
week 600 boxes, and 35 hhds exported 10000, in
Guiding 10 900 boxes to the United States Freights
quiet and weak box Sugar from Havana to the Unit
ed States 874; hid Sugar for United States 90 ;
Sugar from other ports on the north coast to the y
5. 25 per hid Molasses trading at Havana for the
u s. 25 q 2 30 per hid from outposts 10 a 90.
HAVANA, Nov. 20. Sugar-The nosreipts of tele-
grams since Saturday unsettles the market Echange
short sight 81 g premium.
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WHEN the body and brain are well balanced,
the stomach is capable of restoring the waste
from which the system is constantly suffering
but when the brain is large in proportion, the
stomach is incapable of supplying it; in other
words, the expenditure is too large for the in
come. Here lies the cause of so much suffer
ing from Disease of the Heart, Liver, Stomach
and Lungs, which is produced by taxing the
Nervous System too severely; and Fellows
Compound Syrup of Hypophosphites is the on
ly preparation known which imparts this vital
ity directly, and consequently the power to
overcome disease SO fik nov23-d1w&w1t
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The Indians in Arizona.

NEW YORK, Nov. pa letter from Arizona
states that no confidence is felt there in the
and other Apaches to Gen. Howard. General
Crook has been furnishing the marauding
Indians who lately murdered Lieut. Stewart
and several other settlers, and if let alone
Crook will soon teach the Indians to do what
Indian agents.
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BY TELEGRAPH,
MATTERS IN MAINE.
Arrested for Forgery

Arrested for Forgery.
BANGOR, Nov PA man named Edward
Durrell of Oldtown, was arrested to-day and
taken to Lewiston, for forging check of $500
on the First National Bank of that city.
Snow Storm at Bangor.
The first snow storm of the seasol commence
ed at o'clock this evaning, and at II o'clock
three inches of snow had fallen, and it was
still showing fast
At Augusta.
AUGUSTA Nov 22-Midnght TT commenc-
ed showing here about o'clock last evening
and is still showing hard. Five OF six inches
have already fallen. 1t is the first snow storm
of the season. r - fH ID Ef
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CHICAGO, Nov. 22.-Special dispatches from
Winona Mimi, contradict the report that the
track layers OH the st. Peters railroad, bocllad-
ed with snow, are in any danger of s jarvation
or even suffering One report says that the
train sent to their relief had arrived at the end
of the track, which is now clear of snow
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IA SOUTH ST., Phila.,

IA SOUTH ST., Phila., Pa.
GENTs:-DEsP1TE THE OBJECTIONS OF MY
PAINTER know the value Of the Averill
Chemical Paint, and declare it to be the very
best Paint have ever seen. The gloss on it
looks like varnish, and it is of a 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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MINOR TELEGRAms.

Destructive gales prevailed throughout Wales
Thursday. Dispatches from various points re
port the destruction of houses and property
q The official returns in Virginia give Grant
majority of 1875.
A bronze statue of Queen Victoria was un-
yelled Thursday at Montreal by the Governor
General, wins delivered an address. A grea
concourse of people were present.
Washington territory has voted against call
ing convention to form State constitution.
There was slight snow in Washington Fri
day afternoon. no 5ssEss nFsTa n
David P. Hatch of Meredith Village, N. Fl
fell from the roof of a schoolhouse Friday af-
telnoon, and was instantly killed.
Judge Lucas Of Liberty, Kansas, was arrest
cd at Kansas City for drunkenness and dis or
DERBY conduct Friday. -s r.
The Alabama Legislature proceeded to count
the vote for State officers which results in the
election of the Republican candidates by S0O(
majority.
Emigration has increased to such an extent
from Italy that the government is taking
means to prevent it,
A hotel block containing several stores was
burned at Milledgeville, Ga, Friday morning
Theopilhus Twombly and Peter Roberts
have been arrested at East Douglass, Mass, fol
hiring negro to commit a felonious assault
upon State Constable Fletcher
Lerdo de Tejado has been elected President
of Mexico.
io-official-Grant 2S1 1852; Greeley pa.
32l; Black POO; OConor 1853. Grant over
Greeley 1851. .t
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Reports from various parts of the State give
the assurance that the once great interest of
ship-building is likely to regain its former inn
portance at no distant day. 1t is estimated by
intelligent msn that not far from 10000 tons of
various kinds of sailing craft will be built in
Maine if material and labor can be obtained.
From what is already under contract in this
vicinity, we may get an idea of the extent to
which the business promises to be carried the
next season.
Messrs. Hutchins & Stubs of Yarmouth,
have co ntracted to build ship of 1900 tons for
Capt H. York and others. When completed
this will be the largest ship ever built in Maine.
Messrs. Briggs & Cushing of Freeport have
commenced ship of 1900 tons.
Master Sargent of East Deering, will launch
in few days, a bark of 600 tons, which he has
built for Russell Lewis & Co. of this city, for
the South American trade. Mr.. S. has also
concluded contract with the same parties for
another bark of the same size and brig of 500
tons.
George Russell of East Deering has contract
ed to build bark of $50 tons and a brig of 500,
for Messrs J. S. Winslow & Co. of this city.
Messrs. Giles Loring & Co. of Yarmouth, have
contracted to build two brgs of 500 tons each
for the same parties.
Capt. Levi Marston of Yarmouth, will have a
brig Of 500 tons built this season.
BENZ. Webster of this city, will have a bark
of 700 tons built this season.
Thus we have a total of 7,45O tons to be huilt
in this immediate vicinity, ahd there are con-
tracts enough pending to increase the tonnage
to be built to 10000 tons
In the Bath district the amout expected to be
built will reach Is, 900 tons. The same large
increase holds in every ship building town in
the State. The building in this locality is con-
fined entirely to vessels for foreign business,
with no provision for the coasting business.
In the last ten years there has not been anough
coasting tonnage built to begin to replace that
sold and lost during that period, while the
coastwse business has more than doubled in
the same time. 1t is probable that the lumber
carrying business will be double what it now is
in year or two, yet there is wanted to meet
the present exigencies, twenty vessels of LOO to
200 tons burden to relieve the present press.
Parties familiar with business requirements in
this direction, say that the means of supplying
this demand threatens to be serious question.
Much of this business is at present done by
vessels owned in the eastern.part of the Stete.
THE SAMARITAN AssoCIATIGN.-At the for
ty fourth annual meeting of the Samaritan As
ISOLATION the Secretary reported as follows:
During the past year we have held II meetings;
average attendance IA. We have added thir-
teen new members; one member has been re-
moved by death. We now number 81, a gain of
ii members the past year. Our receipts during
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

If you want oysters for your Sunday dinner
go to Freeman's, 101 Federal street, where
large quantity of prime ones have just been re-
ceiyed 81
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Municipal Court.

FRIDAY.-Henry Reed. Intoxication. Fined S..
Paid.
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CITY AND VICINITY.
TEE PRESS

May be obtained at the Periodical Depots OF fes-
sender Bras., Marquis, Robinson, Br mel q 20.
Andrews. Wentworth, Glendenning, Moses, Hender-
son, anu Chisholm Bros all trains that run out OF
the city.
At Bidlaf)rl of Pillsbury.
At SacJ OF L, HodgIon.
At Wateryille of j. S. Carter.
At Goraam, ef News Agent. ~
AT BATH, of j. O. Shaw.
AT Lewiston, of W. f. Stanwood,
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OLD papers for sale at this Office.
WE are coming Father Horace,

WE are coming Father Horace,
Five hundred thousand strong;
We have thrown away our crutches,
In health we move along.
More than one million people, men and ami
mails, that have been cured of Rheumatism,
Swellings, Stiff-joints, and Lameness by Gen.
taur Lnament, are joining the crowd and
shouting out it's praises. 1t effects more re-
markable cures in one day than all other arti-
Giles have in year. nov21eoda1tw
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ADVERTISERS naturally seek the means of
reaching the largest number of readers, and
those of the best quality. The Daily PRESS
fills the bill in both particulars better than any
other daily journal in Maine.
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NEW YORK, Nov. 22--lIorninq.-Gold at 113a-
Money at per cent. Sterling Exchange long, 1881 dc
short ITO. Stocks steady. State stocks strong but
dull.
New YORK, Nov. 22-Ecenng.-Wall street has
been the of intense excitement this afternoon,
with Northwestern common as the absorbing feature
This stock has risen under the operation of
from IS to 95 the usual transactions being compar-
atively small. Money was tight and loaned high
per cent. per day, with most of the business at
GIG. closing at g per cent. per annum with Of
fers in bank hours at q per cent. Sterling Ex-
change settled by the dearness of cash Gold !;
long quoted at 1Os q 1881; short 1095 Gold again
113a to 113, which was followed by a recovery to
113; after which, under the increased activity rose to
14 and closing at 133 borrowing rates ranged from
Lie TO II per cent. per day. but finally the banks
refused facilities of cerfcation to brokers known to
be withdrawing Gold from the market, and loans
fell 1882 per cent. to fiat Clearances were $143 OOO-
900. The Treasury disbursements were $40 00O.-
engagements of specie for export tomorrow $62 760
all silver. Governments quiet and steady. State
ly firm, but with the execution Of Erie there was a
gradual and steady decline to o'clock ranging from
II to 81 per cent. The feature being Northwestern
common from 9SI to 95, and Pacific Mail from s0s to
S7&. The decline in the rest Of the lot being "a
per cent Erie was exceptionally strong and advance
ed from 54s to ST.. The whole market became firmer
at the O'Clock board and the decline was fully re-
covered but late in the day when the Northwestern
common advanced from 95 to 1 90 bid. The general
western absorbed the attention and wild excitement
prevailed, A sudden demand for the stock set in
about o'clock, under which the price was bid up
rapidly to par, then to 104 at which figure some 1000
shares were purchased Then under the continued
demand and small transac ions there was an advance
per cent. at time to 112 followed by rise under
lively bidding to 49, 49, l25, 1870, $50, 1872 1872 1885,
at which figure last known transactions was made;
then to l75, $50, 1877, and finally ZOO The corner is
the closest since that made in Praire du Chen sever
al years ago. Unless wealthy men were short of the
stock It ia not probable the clique would 50 run up
the price, as so great an advance would cause the
suspension OF ordinary dealers unfortunate enough
failures, but their names not authenticated Late
in the day the street became of the arrest of j.
who claims nine and one-half millions due from him
to Erie stockholders.
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Ir will be seen by their advertisement in our
columns that the great music store of Oliver
Ditson & Co., Boston, although exactly on the
edge of the burnt district, entirely escaped in
jury This is good news, as their books are
used everywhere, and the musical and reading
public would quickly miss them if the issue
were delayed. 1t is also a periodical pleasure
to read O. D. & Co.'S rapidly shifting adver-
tisements which keep us well posted as to
. what is the standard music of the day.
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F.O. BAILEY & Co. sell at 10 a. m. to-day,
at Office, one fine B. w. Parlor Suit in hair
cloth, Extension Tables, Marble Top Tables
Crockery Ware, Parlor and Cook Stoves, Sc.
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A CARGO of Norfolk oysters is discharging
ftom the schooner Nathan Cleaves, and will be
for sale to-day by luminous & Halves. The
oysters are of delicious quality
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Mayor Ga.ton Re-Nomiua,ea.

Boston, Nov. 22.-At meeting of the
Democratic ward and city committee this eve
ming, Hon. VIM. CASTOR, present Mayor, was
nominated as Democratic candidate for re-elec-
ton.
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The cures performed by Loring's Vegetable
specific in the worst cases Of Constipation and
dyspepsia are truly wonderful.
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For sale at SO Commercial St., Portland,

SAVE YOUR BUILDINGS by painting them be-
fore winter comes on, with the Averill Chemi-
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Iotai. ............. .....'......'. @tSo
Last year QS7D our receipts amounted to. 306

Showing gain over last year of.........$ 1se Sc
This pleasing result is due in great meas
ure, to the liberal donations for the Apron
Fair. To the numerous friends who contribute
ed so unstintingly in aiding that, and all our
other efforts, the hearty thanks of the society
are rendered. While thanking you for your past
assistance, we trust that the Samaritans will
still be remembered by the generous public,
in gifts of money and clothing, for our resources
are almost entirely dependent upon our friends.
The following officers were elected for the en-
suing year:-President, Mrs Gardiner Lud-
wig; Vice President, Mrs. A. j. Locke; Secre-
tary, Mrs. I. F. Jones; Treasurer, Mrs. c. NJ.
Plummer. The following articles have been
distributed since last Treasurer's report, viz
70 pairs of boots, shoes and rubbers, 105 yards
of flannel, 253 yards of print, 212 yards cotton
cloth, 20 yards of dress goods, and 273 new and
secondhand garments.
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Furniture, CrOckery, Stoves, &c,
nf AzzelinsA

IN SATURDAY, Nov. 23d, at 10 A. NJ, VIC shall
~ sell general assortment Of Furniture, Carpets,
Crockery and Glass Wa e, Cook & Paror Stoves, 10
boxes Family Soap, lot Hats and Caps. &c.
~. d. BAILEY A CO., Auetioneers-
nOv2l
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METEOROLOGICAL
PROBABILITIES FOR THE NEXT TwENTY-FoUR
HOURS.

WAR DEBT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL \
OFFICER, Washington, d. c.,
f-A Nov. 22t8.00 P. NY
Probabilities. the northwest and upper
lakes, and thence to the Ohio river, northery
to westerly winds, occasional snow and clearing
weather; in the lower lake region and thence
over the Middle and Eastern States, south
westerly winds, occasional snow and rain, and
partially cloudy weather; in the Gulf and south
Atlantic States, generally clear weather and
northerly to northwesterly winds.
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No reasonable doubt can now exist of the
great efficacy of SMoLANDER's BUCHU for the
removal or counteracting of kidney, bladder,
and glandular diseases, mental and physical
debility, female complaints generally and all
maladies of the urino-genital organs, for family
physicians of note consider it to be the stand
ard remedy. nov19-eod1w
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AUCTION SALES.
Administrators Sale OF Real Es-

boURSUANT TO license from the Honorable
a Judge OF Probate within and for the County Of
Cumberland, shall sell at public auction, on tho
premises, on FRIDAY, the 22d day of November
nuxt at o'clock P. NJ, the following described real
estate, belonging to the estate of Ephraim p. Gam
mon, late of Portland, In sail county, deceased VIZ.
lot of land with two story dwelling house there
on, situated Anderson street, in said Portland,
and numbered one on said street. The lot easures
forty-one feet and nine inches front with pth Of
forty. one feet Terms made known at time Of sale
ID. Ii. INGRAHAM, Admir-.
+. d. BAILEY g CO., Aaetiomer,.
Portland Oct. 1872. oc2i. 2sdSnov4tdtd
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AT PREBLE House, Portland, Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday, November rs, 26 and n.
l shall return as promised, and remain until
Wednesday evening only Please call on the
first days. DIR. 0. FITZGERALD.
nov2ltf ea Clairvoyant Physician.
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SMALL Boys Shirts and Drawers, only sixty
nine cents worth $1.0O. 1t does not cost any
thing to look at them at Lsach's, 81 Middle st
nov22-5t
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Desirable Household Furniture at
Annfsnu.

I'M TUESDAY, Nov. 26th, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at
" Paine's house, Pleasant street. Deering we
shall sell PaIlor Furniture in green rep, Smoking
Char, 6ne Oh Paintings, Engravmgs, Marble Top
Table, Brussels, ingram and Eng. on Carpets, black
Feather Beds and Mattresses Springs, Croekery and
Tin Toilet Sets, Curtains, b. W. Extension Table,
Dining-room Chairs, Cr0ckery ant Glass Ware, Ice
Chest together with the entire Kitchen Furniture
The above goods have been in use about months
Dee ing Horse Cars pass the door.
II. d. BAILEY a. CO., AaesIoneers.
novel Cd