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7 OFFER my residence on Constitution
L street, for sale cheap for cash. 1t was
put up in the fall of 1870, and is one of the
best built houses in the city. IL contains
seven rooms, four of them large; n good
dry cellar, pantry, closets. two porches,
etc. At the door is 1irst-class 30O-barTel
cistern; the lots are fenced in the best
style; there are two lots, in all l00X 1872
feet. The house Is only three squares
from the business street. The front yard
is sodded with beautiful blue grass, and
the lots contain large number of young
fruit and ornamental trees, shrubs and
flowers. IL is Il first-class place in every
particular. the house being very solid
comfortable and well ventilated. Under
the Misunderstanding is a lining of inch
boards nailed with ten-penny nails.
have spent on this place, exclusive of lots,
$1,000. offer it ut a bargain. No suit
has been brought against ne, and the time
having expired, the property is not Affect
by the ''tloat;" will therefore give good
title. &c ONE and see me-"
JACOB STOTLER.
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Win receive, March 10th, 40 piece
carpets, all new patterns.
BANCROFT 81 MCCARTER.
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EuNE S"0CE

A NUMBER of Poland-China pigs,
"A (crosscd with Chester White) for
sale. Call and see, or address
WIN. II. EIKENBERRI,
26m2 Plymouth Kansas
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Six yards of domestic Ginghams fol-
81, at G. w. Newman & Co.'S. 20
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1t will soon be time to hunt prairie
chickens, and the sportsmen are hap
py in the anticipation of it.
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Don't drink too much Ice water.
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EsIPORnA AIARKETs.

No !, Fall, perbushel :. S1.G0@1.S0
g Spring, 1.5oa1.65
Corn, No. 1, in ear, per busheI 80 S5c
- g white shelled, 3Sc-
Oats, little doing, 25c, 30a33e
Best fall, S6.25@6.5O No. 2. $3.50. No.
3, $500. Graham, $3.50. a6.00 Rye 20
and BuckWheat $500
Corn meal, S1.35 sacked; S1.20 bulk.
Bran, S14 per ton; Chop SIS.
WOOL.
Unwashed, s5ca40; fleece washed 47a53c;
top washed 5oae.55
BUTTER.
Fresh New, perlb 70 %
EGGS.
Per doz. .................... 10 121:
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Patroniza Home Industry,

TmpOria Wholesale FHrni.
Il Gssre Factory, just fitted up new,
with a complete steam-power, now in OPP
Grafton every day. Especial attention
paid to job work, as scroll and straight
saving, turning, moulding, mortising,
etc, ut 75c. per hour. Table legs kept on
hand. Stair balustcrs, railing and newell
posts made to order. Factory on ID ave
nue., between Commercial and Merchants
ST., Emporia, Kan. II. KNORR.
mar21mG
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Green corn In market.
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POMONA NURsERY.-Fruit and orna-
mental trees, shrubs and plants, forest
tree seedlings, hedge plants, etc. No
agents employed to peddle trees, or beg
for orders. Good, fresh, reliable stock ;
true to name and of the best varieties,
at wholesale or retail, cheap for cash.
Cali on or address S. T. KELSEY,
Pomona, Franklin Co., Kan.
Fall catalogue ready by September
1st. ian1-1y
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MILLINERY

with new goods and new trimm from
w New York, Mrs. j. NJ. Green is now
prepared TO suit the tastes of the most
| fastIdious. Always on hand Il full line OF
LADIES' UNDER WEAR.
Dress making promptly attended to.
143 Commercial street, cor. 9th avenue.
April s, 1872. 10
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Silver and silver plated spoons at Fry's.
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and all kinds Of new and repair work
for -four mills, saw mills, cotton
and wooden mills, printing
houses, coal mines, brew
cries, distilieries, sc.
ReaPerss Mowers, Separator
and every description OF Agricultural
Machinery repaired promptly, and on the
most reasonable terms
store Fronts. window caps and silis,
sash weights, iron ratings and ornamen-
tai fencing.
Estimates OF the cost 81 new work or re
pair furnished when desired.
Shops near II. X. & T. depot.
The highest price paid for old iron
brass or copper. IS
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Dry cod, per ID .......---.... .USH .l213
No. l Mackerel, per kit 2.25 rs
I" 80. 200
&c 3 6 90 go. $50
Picked Salmon, per d.. 30
Herring, per box. ......-.. 5J@.G0
White fish, No. /, per Il hbl. 600
{. /" ~ ID IL
I" cove, per doz. 2.00@2.25
80 sE can 2Ja3J
) ardines, per box % 30
Halibut, per fb............ 20
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Fine Residence for Sale.

GEVEN yoke OF Domestic Oxen.
- 2J:f SCHMIDLiNG 81 LUTZ.
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BANCROFT 81 McCARTER.
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cRocKERY.

WHOLESALE Dc RETAIL !
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All proprietary and patent Medicines at
manufacturers prices, adding freight.
PICKLES.
English Pickles, c & B.. 5OaS0
Cucumber, per doZ. bottles 3.2j
' - gal. ..... 10
Catsup, tomato. per doz bottle, 2.25
bottle ... 25a35
4" bottle 25aSO
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FOREIGN NEWS.

London, Oct. 4. DR.. Isaac Butt, the we'll
known "home rule" member of Parliament
for Limerick. delivered lecture last night
in theatre of that city. He advocated fed
eral union. but was moderate in his demands
for Ireland. He referred to the public dec
laration Of Lords Harrington, Russell and
Montague, as favorable to the cause of the
home rule. He advised the return of the
home rule members to Parliament, and closed
with the declaration that If their demands
were rejected they would act, but at present
their plans could not be disclosed.
Authority is given for tbs contradiction OF
tn ecurrent report that Elk Emperor Napoleon
intends to visit Ireland.
Madrid, Oct 4. The government has de-
termined to send IA, 900 men to reinforce the
army in Cuba.
Senior Sagasta and other members of the
former conservative cabi.et were in confer
ence yesterday to consider the policy of alb
staining from active participation in political
affairs.
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Telegraph n ews in General.

Chicago. Oct. 4. The proposition of en-
ploying biicklayers at reduced wages was
last night met by demand froM brick layers
tor 81 for eish; hours work. and fifty cents
per hour for extra work. One thou sand men
obtained their demand this forenoon, and 400
are on Il strike. Work is suspended on the
Michigan Southern depot and Pacific Hotel
Woods Hole, Mass, Oct. l. Steamer
Island Home from Nantucket reports speak
ing schooner S Z. Chase of Searsport, lum-
Der laden, at anchor near the Horse Shoe
shoals. She had lost her foremost in a
sQuail on the previous afternoon. She woul q
sail by the first wind to Vineyard Haven for n
new mast.
81 Toronto, Ont, Oct 4. There is an cpl
demic among horses here, of a catarrhal char
acter, and most of the horses belonging to
the s Get car companies and livery stables
are affected Over 700 horses are now sick.
Nashua, n. H., Oct. 4. The Republicans
had another torchlght demonstration here to-
night numbering about 100 men, including a
cavalry company OF 100.
The Liberal Republicans primaries for the
election OF delegates to the nominating CON
venlions passed off to-day quietly.
Paul Falk, the proprietor of a beer garden,
WAS again before one Of the courts to day on
complaint of the Seventh street Methodist
church, bat the ctse was dismissed Tor want
of sufficient evidence.
Mrs. Annie Murray, residing at 400 War
rem street, Brooklyn, was thrown from a sec.
ond story window Tuesday night by Patrick
McClaskey living in the same house. She
was severely injured by striking upon fence,
and her injuries will probably prove fatal.
McClaskey was arrested.
Philadelphia, Oct. /. AT public sale to-
day, a. F. Campbell of New York purchased
the old American Theatre in Walnut street,
above Eighth sire, t, for 800 900.
The Citizens Suffrage Association this af.
ternoon appointed a committee 10 welcome
Miss Emily Faithful to this city on her arrival
in New York.
Indirect communication from several MEM
bers of the Merchant Tailors' Exchange was
received by the tailor strikers to day request.
ing committee of conference to effect a
compromise. Aid has been received from
New York by the strikers, also from other
towns. 1t is likely they will obtain their de-
mands.
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FROM WASHINGTON,

Washington, DC. 4. The Comptroller OF
Currency has called upon the national banks
tor a statement of their condition at the close
| of bushes, on Oct Sd. The Comptroller
particularly requests prompt returns vi state
| ments OF banks to be printed in his annual
report to Congress. "A circular is also issued
with the c II tor report directing that I'll the
cheeks certified payable in coin, be reported
as cash items and not AS formerly.
! The carbolizing works for treating paving
blocks, were destroyed by fire early this
morning They were owned by VIM. T.
Pelton of New York. Loss about $50 900,
exclusive Of buildings and saw mills which
belonged to other parties.
The government has received information
of extensive smuggling on the gulf coast,
from Key West to New Orleans. The fraud
is by running goods along the gulf shore and
thence into the enteranee to railroad points.
Mr.. Mori, Charge d. Affairs of Japan, has
just received tele gram from San Francisco
with the latest advices from Japan, viz, the
9Th OF September, stating that the country
was quiet and that governmental affairs were
progressing favorably. Mr.. Mori authorizes
a denial OF the truth of the statements re-
| Gently telegraphed hence and widely publish
ed Including that of the alleged anti progress
sion movements in Japan and says that Gen'l
Capron and Peshine Smith, have not been
discharged. Mr. Mort instead of being re-
moved Chage d Affairs, voluntarily offered
his tesignatlon last winter for purely private
reasons. During last summer he was Officially
Informed 10y his government that his duties
had been satisfactorily performed, and as an
evidence OF its appreciation of Mori his rank
WAS raised to that OF minister resident. While
thanking his government for this distinguish
ed consideration, lie insisted on his resigna.
ton. This desire 10 be relieved will be re-
spected, but lie will remain here until further
advices.
The British and American mixed claims
commission held another long session to day,
and much business done in closing the
proofs on the part of British claimants, and
extending the time j. number of cases
Tne case OF G eorge Wigk and Samuel Isaac,
vs.. United States, No. p, On demurrer, was
dismissed for want of jurisdiction. The
claims was for personal property taken by
the United States Army. In the case of
Michael Kelley -. the United States, No
335, claim for personal property taken and
destroyed, motion TO dismiss was granted,
and the claim WAS dsalowed. In the case
OF Henry G. Balm vs.. the United States, No.
33S, claim for personal property taken, a
motion to dismiss sustained, and the
claim disalowed In the cases of Watkins
and Leigh VS.. the United States, No. 400, and
| Daigeutv, Ducruse 4 Co. VS.. the United
States, No. 40l, demurrer was sustained and
the claim disalowed. Both of these cases
were claims for damages caused by the seiz-
urc Of u portion of the cargo of the Hiawa-
TIA.
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FINANCIAL COMMERCIAL.
New York N 0aey Market.
New YoRK, Oct. f.
EVENING REPORT.

EVENING REPORT.
Money stringent; the calling of loans by the
banks added to the den and, and the rate ruled u
per cent and inter st nearly all day. After banking
hours there were few loaus at : per cent, and
more At i-l6. The rat. for t,rnng stocks was l-S2
to 3d. per cent. Sterling excha avy and low
er at 1861 Tor prime bankers 10 days, and los for
sight. Gold ut llt.gllt1i, with occasional tran
sacti ms a li5, clearing at NIX.
The clearing for cash gold made it lend at u per
cent but as the stringencv in money continued, a
rate lower, am lJans were made at l-32 to carry.
q alngs. 500 600. Treasury dlsbur. ments,
SOL 600. Governments dull and steady, except
currency bonds which were " eak and y y lower.
st curites dun and steady, in stoc- the de.
cline Of Yesterday was continued at the opening,
and pr were offered down by the pressure of
cash stock. The bears began covering, and the
marAet Ia lied under their lurcha e. but the condi-
ton of the INKS aud foreign money market point
10 still further disturbances.
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News From New York,

New York, Oct. 4. Elizabeth Cady STAN
ton, Susan b. Anthony, Isabella Beecher,
and several other prominent women. are to
hold mass meeting for Grant at Cooper In
stitute and vicinity on Monday evening.
At 4 meeting of the American Bible Socie-
ty to day, five new anXilarlcs were recognized
in the States OF South Carolina, Georgia,
Kansas, Tennessee and Minnesota.
A Paris private dispatch says that Gambet-
tas illness is very severe, aud is the result OF
over work.
Some twenty colored men have been select
ed as supervisors OF elections in the sth and
other negro wards.
The race for purse of $3.50 on Fleet
wood park. mile heats, was won by Gazelle
in three straight heats. The race tor $4,000
mile heats, was won by Judge Fullerton in
2.2l 3-4, 2.24 IL and AIS.
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New YORK. Oct. 4.

COTTON .-saes 223l bales. mid. uplands l93
FLOtR-sples 1900; state % al 10: round hoop
Ohio 1899 IS; Western tOg9 IS; Southern 400
II o..
WHEAT $1,000 bu; No. spring l47al 81: new
do winter red aud amber western / Sc al rs
CORN-l3i000 uuw mixed western 634 aG3S
90
OATS-sales 6900a western 45646
PORN IL 25t Ia %; prime. ii 80
LAKD--sk 9s-i6,
BUTTER state, 24d2s.
WHISkEf Western Free 90
RICE-Carona 81 a9A.
COFFEE-Iial7A
SUt1AR-Porto Rico a ;Muscovado, Qal0
MOLASSES-N o. 30d32
SP'PS TURPENTINE-3jhQG
ROSIN- 5Oa456
PkTROLkUM -crude. l34 9 refined, 23Hs25A
TALLOW- 81 COX
FRElGHrs To LiVERPoOI...-Gra per salt
leAgils
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United states Skies tcoupons), 1881
New York stock Market.
New YORK, Oct.

NEW YORK, Oct. 4.
Mariposa do pld., Canton Co. 81: Cum
oerlaid Co. IS ; Western Union Eel Co.. sos.
quicksilver Mining Co. 4s pr "a Pacific Mail. TAX
Boston Water Power, ~. Adams Ex. Co.. 80 a p;
Wells, Fargo CO., - American Merchants Ua-
44; u. =. Ex. Co., 16}i: Ny. Central h Hudson
aver, VIZ do. scrip. Erie, asa do. pid. 7os
Harlem. 10 d; do. pid 800 :; Reading. Micn.
Central IA. Lake shore and Michigan southern
s63s; ulnois Central les; Cleveland Pittsburg
e64s Chicago Il North Western, 6S,s do pfd 81 4
Chicago X Rock Island. ll94 Mil. X st Paul, 5 :.
10. pid., "a; Toledo, Wabash Il Western, % !;
10. ptd IS Pittsburg Fort Wayne, %; Terre
Hsute, is; do. pfd 40; Alton, l09 do, pfd ll2 {:
Ohio II Miss, 4lss Boston. Hartford 4 Erie. 5
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Claims of British Subjects against the
United States.

st. Louis, Oct4. John F. Crook, British
Consul here, has been engaged some time
past in taking the statements and dispositions
of British subjects who lay claims against
the United States for damages of various
kinds during the war. The principal case is
that of j. NJ. Z. Nolan, an Irishman. who
WAS Imprisoned in two or there military
prisons, in all about 600 days, and who
claims some 5000, 600. The total claims will
amount to considerably over a million dol
lars. The dispositions and statements will be
forwarded 10 Washington as soon as COM
pleted.
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Boston Items.

Boston, Oct. 4. In the case of Robert
Sheppard on trial in the United States Court
for scuttling barque Frances at sea the jury
returned verdict of guilty. Sentence de-
ferred
John II. Harrison (colored), aged 80, was
instantly killed on the Eastern Railroad at
Lynn last night.
A freight train on Ilaverhll branch road
ran off the track this morning near George
town, and several cars were wrecked.
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News From California,

San Francisco, Oct. T. The Japan Herald
says that Iwakura complained formally that
he was unable to accomplish at Washington
his own treaty designs on account of the OPP
position of Mor.
The japanese Charge D'Afaires Usjeno
has been appointed the successor OF Morl.
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The Burglars Aboui...AnOther Safe
Blown Open.

Lewiston, Me-, Oct. 4. Last night the
store Of J. NJ. Perry at West Auburn was
broken open. The safe was blown up with
powder and rhed of $500 in money and two
watches. The noise aroused persons sleep
ing near by, who haS;ened to the premises
just IN season to see two persons Fastening
away in the direction of Lewiston
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POLITICAL.

Atlanta, Ga, Oct A. Eigh,y-se seven coun-
ties gives Smith 10000 majority. The re.
turns show that the democrats voted solid for
Smith. The liberal republicans, both white
and colored, voted for the democratic nomi-
nee.
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Boston, Oct. 4. Bostons, 10; Athletics, 8.
New York. Oct. 4. Mutuals, 10; Balti-
nores, s Force Ct the Bal,imores sprained
his arm by colliding with McMulen of the
Mutuals. while the latter was running base.
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
Daily Kennebec Journal.
Foundry Damaged by Fire.

Camden, Me-, Oct. 4. Last night d.
Knowl,on & Company's Brass Foundry and
stock were damaged by fire to the amount Of
$500. No insurance.
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The Cumberland Table Land.

DURE water, mild healthy climate, great fruit
II region excellent stock country; peculiarly
adapted to sheep husbandry. Plenty Of timber,
good warer-power, ami cheap lands. Colony FORM
ing TO settle another spring. Great Inducements ~
those oil limited means
For particulars address Cumberland Table Lana
Colony, Brooks, Me-, or jamestown. Tenn.
vii
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Change of Sailing Legs.
INCREASED SERVICE.
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP cos
THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA.
CHINA AND JAPAN.
Touching az 3rsricaa ports. Carrying y. s. Nal.
Fares Greatly Reduced.

Fares Greatly Reduced.
One of the large and splendid steamships ofthi
line will leave Pier No. ~ North River foot of anal
Street, at Il O'Clock, noon the 10TH goth and goth
ofeyery mont except when those days fall on Sum
day, and thcn on the preceding Saturday J for AS.
PINWALL, connecting, via Panama Railway, with
one of the Company's Steamships from Panama or
SAN FRANCISCO, touching at MANZANILLO.
All departures connect at Panama with steamers
for South Pacific and Central American ports.
For JAPAN AND CHINA steamer leaves san
FRANCISCO first of every month, except when it
fails ON Sunday, then on the day preceding.
one Hundred Pounds baggage allowed each
adult. E5- Baggage-masters accompany baggage
through and attenu to ladies' and children without
male protectors. Baggage received on the dock the
day before sailing, from steamboats,, railroads and
passengers who prefer to send down early.
An experienced surgeon on board, Medicines
and attendance free.
For freight, passage tickets, or further inforna
ton, apply Ut the Company's ticket odice on the
wharf, FOOT OF CANAL STREET NokIH
RIVER, NEW YORK. 49,. "a
lv2s r. K. BABY, Agent.
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Chicago Produce Market.
CHICAGO, Oct. 4.

FLOUR-snring extras 700a725.
WHEAT--So. ,, l Ia
CORN No. : y2A
OATS-2k
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in America during the rebellion 70 hssr MIN
called copperhead and IN opponent Of yhe
war Why 1t was the Tribune itself vhich
in the midst of the rebellion, at the close Of
his term in Congress, pronounced him In 20
many words, IAN envenomed copperhsad. :
Bat then, the Tribune must often be sur.
prised at itself now days.
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Weather.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OrFIcER
WASHINGTON, Oct. As p. M.
Over the Northwest ard upper lakes, par
TALLY cloudy weather, with northerly and
easterly winds in the Mississippi and Ohio
valleys; generally clear weather and souther-
ly to westerly winds veering to the westerly
and northwesterly on Saturday in the Gulf
States; southerly winds on the South Allan
tic; southerly to westerly Winds with clear
weather from the lower lakes to Virginia,
and northwestward, southery to westerly
winds and warm and generally clear weather.
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