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Receipts OF Grain, &c.

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Receipts OF Grain, &c.
EASTERN n. r.
Tonsi0nees. No. cars. Censiqaees No. cars.
Lynch ties lard. .....25 Tn mas tea lard 95
ID True Y c., do ....25 Shaw. II 4 C, do. .2j
Fletcher q g, do. .....2s Harris Atwood Code .25
W & r Milliken, 65 bbs beef
Fletcher & Co, IS DO do
r Chisholm. 3J2 do apples.
GRAND TRUNK RR
Waliron True, oats. II b Noble corn
kensell alb n, do. King 4 Gilman, corn 8
j V Yeaton, corn........4
Total. ...... II
By water conveys nee 1000 bush cornmeal to Geow
True & Co. ~ ~
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Attempt at Matchmaking

Last April, Mr.. Edward f. Waite, son of
Capt Edward Waite, st. Lawrence street, mar
ried an English lady named Caroline M. Kent
He took her home to his fathers, where they
have since resided Mrs E. F. Waite was born
about q years of age.
Thursday Boston detective named Holden
visited the family AMI made the preposterous
charge of bigamy against Mrs. E. F. Waite.
He asserted that she was 30 years of age, and
in February, 1862, was married to Q man nam
ed John Waller, by Rev. A. III. Herdman at
Pictou, Y. S.. that she left her husband some
time since and came here to live; that her hus-
band had traced her here and was then in the
city; that she has two children, girl of IL
years old and boy of 9; and that Waller was
willing to hush the matter up and leave her
alone ON the payment of certain sum OF
money. Capt Edward Waite, who is one of
our wealthy and most respected citizens, ex-
pressed at once his utter disbelief in the story,
and refused to listen to any such proposal.
Mrs. Waite while Indignantly denying the
marriage, also refused to sanction the payment
of any money and declared her willingness to
go before the courts if necessary, to prove her
innocence of the charge.
Yesterday afternoon Waller took out war
rant for her arrest on the charge of bigamy and
she accompanied Marshal Parker who served
the writ to the Municipal Court. where spec
ia hearing was given in the case by Judge
Morris. Waller made the statement given
above, and offered to produce testimony to
prove her identity
Mrs. Waite makes the following statement:
Her maiden name Caroline M. Kent She
came to this city from Truro N, S., in 1871
never saw the man Waller before, and denied
absolutely the whole story of the marriage.
Judge Morris decided to adjourn the hearing
to Wednesday next, and placed Mrs. Waite
under $1,000 bonds, which was Immediately
given by her husband, Mr.. Edward f. Waite,
and Capt. Edward Waite, her father-in-law.
The case is very rare one Mrs. Waite has
large circle of acquaintance and enjoys to a
high degree the respect and esteem of all. She
has the hearty sympathy of her friends, and her
husband, Mr.. Edward f. Waite, feels perfectly
confident of thoroughly exposing what he con-
siders as simply case of attempted blackmail-
ing. A. A. Strout, Esq, has been retained for
Mrs. Waite.
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SATURDAY MORNING. NOV. Is, 1878
CITY AND VICINITY.
New Advertisements To-day.

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Second Lecture-India Street Church.
Me. Charitable Mechanic Association-Debatc.
SPECIAL NOTICES
A Great Uffer-Orin Hawkes. s. %.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Read This-Davis & Co.
Thorn, ms Seamless Kill Gloves-Davis q Co.
Nant,d-J. Latham q Co.
paucy's Announcements.
-Portlani Merchan s-Palmer's.
Wanted Wallace & Walsh.
Grand Opening Wallace 81 Walsh
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
Abrams & Co.'s Announcements-2.
[ Timmens q Haw.s-Oytters.
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ALLEN Cow of 366 Congress St, makes cap.
ital candy which he has constantly for sale
fresh and warranted pure
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900 sPLENMTD BUFFALO ROBES from s6 90 nm
Must bt sold immediately. ABRAMS e. Co
novl5-1t II der tho IT g ~
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Eur0peau Markets.

LONDON, Nov. HIP 30 P. M.-Cobsols at 92s "a
92t for money and 99a a 925 for account.
American securities-U. s. 5-2ns, 1865, oil 90: d,
way 37a.
LONDON, Nov. ALSO P. M-Consols at 9oA "a 9oa
for money and 90 q 925 for account. U. s. 500
1861, old, 1884,
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MlsCELLANEOUs NOTICES.

20 10 I'mmons & Halves and get can of
those nice Norfolk Oysters for Sunday din
ner Only 40 ceuts quart.
AT a. m. today F. o. Bailey & Co., sell
Kitchen ware, and at 10 a variety of carpets
stoves d: w: chamher Set M. 7 table, three
parlor suits, &c. See auction column.
AUCTION this Evening at o'clock, of new
and secondhand Overcoats, Undercoats, Pants.
vests, and genera assortment of uuredeemed
soouS, ABRAMS q BRO, Pawnbrokers,
noVlo-lC Under the IT g Hotel
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letter, Salt Rheum, Scald Head, &c, will
the Vegetne. novi9W e,Se,,aIt
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WIDOWS WOOD SoCIETY.-The following is
list of the officers of the Widows Wood So
ciety for 1873 chosen at the meeting yester-
day: President, Lewis B. Smith; Vice Presi-
dent, John Barbour; Secretary, c. G. Hayes;
Treasurer, Samuel Rolfe; Directors, First Par
ish, NJ. p Emery; Payson Memorial, Joseph
II. Webster: Chestnut Street NJ. E. Church, S.
R. Leavitt; First Baptist. Daniel B. Kicker:
Congress street NJ. E., Ezra Drew; st, Law
renee street, VIM. Curtis; Second Universalist,
S. Fl. Colesworthy; st. Paurs, Geo. F. Aver;
Casco street, Thomas Cobb; Free St. Baptist.
l.. B. Smith; High street, s. G. Chase Con-
gress Square, John Barbour; Plymouth Church
Frank H. Colby: Park Street. j. H. Baker;
st Stephens, James FL. Eaton State street,
Thomas R. Hayes. st. Luke's Cathedral, Geo.
E. Jackson; Pine street M. E. church, Geo
Il. Cushmau; Wlliston church, c, A. Lord
Citholic Cathedral, Patrick MCGOWAN; st
Domiuics, Daniel L. Began; New Jerusalem,
David Tucker; West Congregational, Chas H.
johnson; First Advent, Stephen K. Dyer; I'd
Advent, Joseph Currier; Allen Mission, Cyrus
Sturdivant; Bethel, Rev. Francis Southworth;
Preble Chapel Rev. Mr. Phelan; Mouutfort
street, Rev. Mr.. Marsden; Abyssnian Church,
R .uben Ruby.
fuel for the Years 1872 8. is as follows: Whole
number of benefciaries, ia; Number of tons
of coal delivered, OIL number of cords of
wood delivered, 1O5; total amount expended,
S2672 n.
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Important Sale of New and Secon.
Hand Furniture nj Auction

IN SATURDAY, Nov. 18th, at O'Clock A. NJ.
" We all ell ne Parlol Suit in e. W. and CHM
soh Pept. one in B. w. and Hair Cloth one IN Green
X pi, Easy an Sm"kn, Chairs in Terry and FIN,
i'h Coil. Loung' $, b. w. iok Case. NJ rble Tn
Center and Bouquet Fables, Etagere Ash an. n w
tx'ension Tables, C1osley, English Velvet, En.,,S,
Brussels. Tapestry md Ingram Carleta. new and
second han Pier anu Arch Top Mirrors OIL Cloth
Waits. Oil PAINTINGS and En-. RAWLINGS two InoI,sb
B'n'ed Dinner Services, d, corUted Toilet Safs
CHAMBER AM Kitchen Furniture, sc; ais, Soap
Ssnhe "a hlor cal Stoves, soap one and All
Tight Wood do, took Stoves and RTrpes anu an
AT $50 one Chicke ing Piaro, Cover and Stool.
que r a., per flano, one Jersey Cow s ears
nesses, &c. ei' q "'" Ais'
49,. BAILEY & Co. AuctSonccrs.
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MAIDEN DYE HOUSE,
NOVEMBER, 4th, 1873,

MAIDEN DYE HOUSE,
NOVEMBER, 4th, 1873,
To aohom it may concern:
We have been running one of the Blanchard
Patent Boilers at our works for the last fifteen
months, and We find a saving of thirty (30) per
cent of coal over our boilers, those of tubular
FORM We know this to be true, from the
weighing of the coal in both cases.
CALVIN FURBUsH,
Chief Engineer.
CALVIN HONEY, Engineer.
MIDELEsEX, IS: Nov. 4th, 1873 The above
named Calvin Furb sh subscribed aud sworn to
above statements before me
A, f. SARGENT.
Justice of Peace.
MIDDLEsEx, IS: Nov. 4th, 1873. Their per
sonaly appeared the above uamed Calvin
Honey. Engineer. and made oath that the
above statement by him subscribed is true be-
fore me, A. G HOLMES,
Justice of Peace.
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r, SEND your orders for Oyster at Hatcb's ao7
Oopsress street, 40 cents quart, delivered to
any part of the city. novStf
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Boy wanted at this Office. See advertise.
ment NA'ioe-
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uErEu PEDAGOGICAL.

uErEO fkOl.OEuCAL.
PROBABILITIES FOR THE NEXT pwENTY-FOUR
H0TRS
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CBIEF SIGNALl
OFFICER. Washington n c.,
Nov IA, 70 P. NY
For New England
northerlv winds backing to southeasterly on
Saturday, with rising temperature and partly
cloudy weather
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PRATT'S ASTRAL OF,

Absolutely safe. Perfectly odorless. ALWAYS nm
form. II umi1ating qualities superior 10 gas. BuIns
IN any lamp without danger of exploiting or tak' n
hre Manufactured expressly to oisplace the use =
volatile dangerous oils. lis safety ,nTer NO. u
sib,e test and its erfect burning qualities A. sov
cd oy - c'nl lnued use III over 10000 familit a
Millions 81 gallons have been sold and no nccden,
ing. storing or han ling it, '0' NUN ou'n
Inc immense Yearly loss TO lie and property, re-
satine from the use Of cheap and dangerous oils in
me unitel States. is ap alng.
, Inc insurance Companies and Fire c, mmissi ners
throughout the country recommend the ASTRAL
as the lest safegarG when lamps used. Send
circular.
For sale at retail BY the trade generally, and at
wholesale by the prnprietors, CHA. PRA1T& CO..
10S Fulton Street, New York. au25w6m
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

Foreign Exporss.
CARDENAS. Brig Torrent-6s21 box Shocks 260
bbls pc atoes.
ST. JOHN, NIB. Schr H Holder-900 bbls flour.
&Ores.m snnoru~.
WEN TWORTH, Ms. Sehr Guiding star-175 tons
plaster to Knight & Whidden.
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SACRED CoNCERT.-The sacred concert and
praise meeting to be given at City Hall to-
morrow evening should not be forgotten A
rich aud varied programme is offered These
Sabbath evening concerts are steadily growing
in favor with the music loving public
The following is tine programme:
l.. Overture, T ,ledo.. Mebul
Chan Hers Brass b; nd
e ITO Verdi
Mrs HAYES, Messrs. Whitney and Thomas
3. D Salutaris ...................Ste arns
Miss Weeks.
4. If with all your hearts ..... Mendelssohp
Mr.. Whitney.
5. Heaven decreed my hopes. .......,.,,,,,Abt
Mrs. Halves.
6. Address,
Rev George W. Bicknell.
Z. Old Hundred
Chambers Brass Band.
s. My Trundle Bed ............. ....... Baker
Miss Leavitt.
0. Scene, ct Aria NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Verdi
Chandler's String Band.
10. Where are the friends Of nv YOUTH Barker
Mr.. Whitney.
Ii. ID parted Days (by Iuest).. Louis
NJ S. Halves.
IL. Free as a Bird. Dana
Miss Weeks.
10. America,
Chambers Brass Band
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BANKRUPT STOCK
Store recently occupied by
COVELL 4 COMPANY,
Cor. Congress and Brown Streets.

The stock consists of a large line Of
staple Dry Goods, fine Paisley Shawls,
elegant Plack Silks. Black and Colored
Aipaceas. and other Dress GoOds, Irish
and Scotch Linens. Bod. Linens OF fine
qualities, fine double Satin, Loom and
Turkey Fed Oamask. Towels, Crash, Hos
ieries, elegant Marsei les Quilts, Domes-
tic Cotton Goods, WO0lens in variety, fine
Blankets, &c.
The above is probably the largest and
mo valuable stock Of Dry Goods, &c. =,
ever offered in this city.
We particularly invite Ladies to this
Sale, Seat, will be provided for them.
The stock is all flesh and Of the very
best quality.
E.. BAILEY & CO., Aue,ion..r.
oc3l -.
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W & r Milliken... 100 ID W Coolidge. .:1OJ
Butler & Jossslyn. 100 Norton ,CLapmap&Coi0o /
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# . X FL q N
Famine in Greenland.

LONDON, Nov 14.-Intelligence has heen re-
:eived here that famine prevails in Green
land caused nv the failure of the fisheries In
one village alone, one hundred and fifty persons
have starved to DEATH
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Receipts nv Railroads aud Sten ~ kaa1a.

GRAND TRUNK RAILROADS. cars sundries 2 Il
horses, do apples. do laths do shingles 2 do 70
do for Liverpool do for st john B. do for Hal
ifax, Ms.
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Boston stock glist.
lSales al the Brokers' Board. Nov. IA.
Ealtern Railroad. ........... Of
Boston and Maine Railroad. ..,,..Nl no
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The Cuban Outrage.

Admiral POrter's Comments.
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DIRECT ACTION BY THE PRESIDENT
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The English Post Office Depart
mcnt IS happy over discovery that
explains the mysterious disappear
ance Of numerous letters which fail.
cd to reach their destination, leading
to unpleasant suspicious in regard to
either the honesty or efficiency of the
postal authorities. 1t appears that
IN London there is a large number
Of disused pumps, having Sits in
them where the handles were for
merly inserted. The intelligent
Londoners for long time have been
mistak.ng these pumps Tor letter
boxes and posting their corresponds
ence therein. The discovery of some
letters sticking out OF an aperture
formerly occupied by a pump handle
led to All investigation, when it was
found that nearly every old pump in
the city was choked with epistlcs,
duly stamped and addressed for de-
livery.-N. y San.
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SHAVING THE MsApows.-A sensible
correspondent OF the Country Gentle.
man discusses the question why the
hay crop is growing lighter from
year to year. Among other things,
he says: Another reason has been
whispered, which is this: That on
account OF the great composition
among the different moving machine
manufacturers, as to which machine
shall shave-yes literally share--the
surface OF our meadows thu closest,
tho roots of the grass are really anl
permanently injured in leaving them
bare, and thus very likely to be floz-
en- out absolutely. We believe a
good deal Of clover is killed out IN
this way, the Gro wns being sliced of
to the very roots. Close moving OF
grass, like close cropping of the hu-
man hair, is very senseless practice.
The "vevet cut as it IS called
makes men with dark brown hair
look for all the world like monkeys,
deprlves the head TO all intents and
purposes, OF its natural protection. =
SO, shaving" the meadows, deprives
them OF that natural mulching which
is such a protection against the
thoughts of summer and tho rlgor {
OF winter.
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A very wealthy farmer Of Titus.
vile has this "notls" posted in his
field: II emmy mans or wonan's
cows or oxen gifts into these hore
oats, his or her tale will be cut oph,
as the case may be. l am = christian
,uan and pay mi taxes, but dam a
man who let's his critters run loose,
says I."-Etchangs.
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Avoid Quacks and lmposters.

No Charge for Advice and Consultation.
Dr.. j. y. Dyott Graduate Jefferson Medical
College, Philadelphia. author Of several valuable
works. can be consulted on all diseases Of the
Sexual CT Urinary Organs, (Which ho has made
an especial study either in male or female, no
matter from what cause originating or Of how
long standing. A practice OF 80 years ensblcs
anteed. Charges reasonable. Those at dis
lance can forward letter describing symptoms
and enclosing stamp to prepay postage.
Send for the Guide to Health. Price 10 Gents.
J. b. DYOTT, MD, Physician and Surgeon.
1Q4 Duane st. New York.
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rransplanting in the Night.

A.wrlter in an exchange states
that he transplanted ten cherry trees
while il bloom, commencing at four
o'clock in the afternoon, planting one
each hour, until 9 o'clock in the
morning. Those transpIanted dur
ing the daylight shed their blossoms
producing little or no fruit. while
those transp!anted in the dark main
tanned their condition fully lie did
the same with ten dwarf trees, at er
the fruit was one.third grown.
Those tran.planted during the night
perfected their crop and showed no
injury from having been removed.
With each of these trees he remov.
ed some earth with the roots. The
incident is fully vouched for; and If
few more similar experiments pro.
duce q like result, 1t Will be q strong
argument TO hor,iculturists, ETC.. 10
do such work at night.
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The manufacture. of silk was
brought from India to Europe, 55l
A. ID.
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81 ,912,O65 is the sum appropriated
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Mr.. Shellabarger Of Ohio has &C
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%uENTS WaNI ID OI TIT
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The population Of Cuba is $4,000,
900.
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THE pARLOR COIPANIJN.
Every Lady wants one!
Every Man ought to have one
sent on receipt Of 10 cts. Address L. F.
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