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Great sale of Unredeemed CIosh
Ing for Gents Wear

" at Ii5 o'clock without reserve loo CbenehIIla
Jersey and Beaver 0yercoats; 81 splendid Refers.
sacks, press and other Coats; leo prs Of Ali wool
Pants Vests, Shirts &c. Also lot 81 Groceries nd
nther goods such as Watches, Jewelry, Cigars Din
ABRAMs' LOAN OFFICE.
nood't under U. y. Hotel, Federal So.
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L. A. R. A.-The following is full list of
officers OF the Irish American Relief Associa
ton, unanimously elected at their annual meet
ing: President, Edward Hickey; Vice Pres-
dent, T. I'll. Cole man; Recording Secretary
John j, Sheahan; Corresponding Secretary.
Thomas H. Gattey; Book Keeper, Thomas J..
WEIGH; Assistant Bookkeeper, Patrick Halpine:
Treasurer, James McGlnchy; Trustees Thorn
as McGuiness chairman; James Melaugh, Jo-
seph Mitchell. r. D RolaL d, John Dunphy, R.
H. Parker, Stephen II. Murphy; Investigating
Committee, Daniel Quinn, chairman, VIM.
Curran, Joseph Mitchell, Thomas F. Sheehan,
Michael Mcfarland; Librarian, James N
OHara, assistant.
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FINANCIAL AND CONNIE RCEAL
Foreign EXPORTS.

Foreign Exports.
ST. JOHN, NIB. Schr NJ Poo bbls flour, 10 tons
feed
ANNAPOLIS, Ms. Schr P Ladd-2OO four
HALIFAX, MS. Steamer Chase-23O0 bbls -four
81 bags feed, 100 boots and Shoes $500 pounds
tobacco 100 do cordage, 1000 gals brandy 25S pkgs
merchandise, 5 cases saws.
Foreign Imports.
FREDERICKTON Ms. Schr Industry-2224 rail-
road sleepers to H George & Co.
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RiIIiards.

CHICAGO, Nov. "a match game of billiards
last night, French carom, between Maurice
DAILY of New York. and George Slosson of this
city, DAILY giving Slosson odds of 100 points in
500, was won by Slosson. Daily made 593
The match was for $1,000.
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HAvANA NOV. s.-Sugar quotations nominal Stock
OF sugar IN the warehouses at Havana and Matanzas
week have been 800 boxes and us bids; exported
during the week II 500 boxes and 200 hhds including
M0lasses nominal. Lumber in fair demand: White
Pine at So a s56c; Pitch Pine IS 80 a. 81 90.
Freights nominal.
HAVANA, Nov. 8.-Exchange is active; on United
States gu days currency So prem do short sight IS "a
5S prem; 81 days Gold 60 81 prem do short sight at
81 q IS prem; on London so a S2ipremium; on Paris
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SheriH'S Sale.

CUMBERLAND, IS:
fUtAkEN on execution and will be sold by public
Il auction to the highest bidder therefor. al
Brackets steam Mill near Back Cove so called in
Portl nd in said County, Thursday The thirteenth
day of November A. d. 1873, at ten O'Clock in fbe
forenoon lot of White Pine Boards a part of xbinb
square edged and cut in proper lengths for hox
making, and part of which are rough edged and Of
the same lengths as when sawed from the logs. -
Dated at Portland in said County this 5t6 dov ~
November, A. d. 1878. ~ Jay oA
no7d6t W. H. DRESSER Dou4 e,,u.
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TEACHERS INsTlTUTE.-The Teachers In
stitute for the county will commence at two
o'clock this afternoon, in the Common Council
room, under the instruction of Prof. Allen of
Pennsylvania, and w. j. Corthell, A. M , of
Calais. Teachers and friends of education are
requested to be present.
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THE National Life Insurance Company of
the United States of Amerca-chartered by
Congress-issuedi in October 81, 115,0OO of new
insurance. a larger amount than la previous
month, save one, since July, 1869. This shows
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GRAND TRUNK RAILRoAD-7 cars sundries. do
tle do BIDS, do apples, do -four, do barley do
oats, do corn, 65 do lumber, do bark do iron 1
do for Boston, do for Liverpool 10 do for ST. Jon
do for Halifax, Ms.
STEAMER CHESAPEAKE. FROM NEW YORK.-37
hhds tobacco do lamp black, 800 bbls flour, 25 do
saltpere 20 do beef A do glass ware. Is do oat meal
casks linseed OIL A bales duck $50 boxes rasns 20
do clocks, q do tobacco do coffee pianos "A bales
paper stock, 80 rolls leather, 225 bdls paper 20 do
iron 25 bags peanuts, 81 kegs syrup bbs oysters
paror stoves, "a kegs white lead 600 pkgs sundries
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BREAK IN SEWING MACHINE PRIcEs.-Our
readers will be in terested to learn that the Flor
ence Co., have responded to the general call for
lower prices for sewing machines, and will
henceforth sell their we'll known and superior
machiues at reduction of from 80 to 40 per
cent from former prices
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SACRED CONCERT The reserved seats at
the Praise Meeting and grand sacred concert
which will occur next sabbath evening, will be
for sale at Halves Music store tomorrow morn
ing. AS these seats are limited to the two
front rows of the balcony, early application is
necessary in order to secure good seats. A fine
programme is to be offered
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CoMIcAL BROwN.-On Saturday the 18th
inst, Comical Brown gives one of his unigu e
entertainments at Music Hall. Everybody has
heard of Brown and to say that he always
draws full houses is sufficient,
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES

In every town and village persons may be
found who have been saved from death from
consumption by Hales Honey of Horehound
and Tar. nov10 eod&w1w
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HARPER's BAzAR.-This beautiful weekly
publication is welcome visitor to the parlor
circle. The number for the ensuing week has
been received by Fessenden Brothers, Lancas-
ter Hall and d. Wentworth, 337 Congress, COR
ner of Oak street.
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INDIA STREET LECTURES. evening the
opening lecture in the above course will be
given by Hon. I. Washburn, Jr., on "An even
ing with the SEQ tch writer's The high repu-
ton which the lecturer enjoys will undoubtedly
draw full house. The lectures will begin in
the church.
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BANKRUPT STOCK
SiOre Fecehtiy occupied by
COVELL & COMPANY,
Cor. Congress and Brown Streets.

Ihe stock consists of large line of
staple Dry Goods, fine Paisley Shawls,
elegant Black Silks, Black and Colored
Alpaccas, and other Dress Goods, Irish
and Scotch Linens. Body Linens OF fine
Qualities, fine double Satin, Loom and
Turkey Red Damask, Towels, Crash, Hos
ieries, elegant Marseiles Quilts, Domes-
tic Cotton Goods, WoOlens in variety, fine
Blankets, sc.
The above is probably the largest and
mot valuable stock of Dry Goods, &C.,
ever offered in this city.
We particularly invite Ladies' to this
Sale, Seats will be provided for them.
The stock is all fresh and Of the very
best quality.
f. BAILEY & CO., Auc,ioneer..
oc31 dts
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BooT AND SHOE TRADE.-The number of
cases IF boots and shoes shipped for the week
ending Saturday amounts to $50 cases.
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For New England

northwesterly Winds falling temperature and
partly cloudy weather. Reports are missing
from the southwest, extreme northwest and
Oregon.
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WE would call attention to Allen & Co. IS
advertisement IN another column. Theyhave
very large stock of ready made clothing with
oc7 eod7t
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European Markets.,

LONDON, Nov. s-12.30 p. M-There is a decided
ly better feeling in the market this morning. u s.
5-2Us, 1867, od 90. Erie touched 30 this morning.
1t is now quoted at 81.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. s-1.00 P. M.-Cotton dull and
easier; Mlddhng upands sgd; do Orleans SD; sales
export.
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CITY AND VICINITY.
New Advertisements To-Day.

AUCTION COLUMN.
Sale to close Consignments-F. o. Bailey & Co.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Army & Navy Course-First Entertainment.
Music Hall-That Comical Brown.
Praise Meeting-City Hall.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Wanted-By young Lady.
To Let's. S. Knight.
III. b. Clafiin & Co-Special Sale
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
The National Life Insurance Co.
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METEOROLOGICAL.

FOR THE NEXT TwENTY-FOUR
HOURS
WAR Dept, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNALl
OFFICER, Washington, ID. c.,
Nov 9. e. BOP MY
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Adjourned Administrator,s SALE

'INHE auction sale of the Homestead buildings and
=, kaho near Aliens Corner, belonging to the es-
tate OF the late Geo. Frost, is Adjourned from Thurs
o'clock. TIIoS oIrtWR,vs az ~
ne2ed. -- a'A-
F. o. BAILEY * co.. AuctiOneers.
nos ''N'A'NSAs.
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Sale to Close Consiynmen,s-

WE shall sell on TUESDAY. Nov. 11th at 10
w O'Clock, at saesroom, Is Exchange street TshiS
Linen Cloths, Shirts and Drawers Marselies Quilts
Fancy Goods, China Ware &c., sc. Sale positive ID
close consignments. ="
%. BAILEY 81 CO.. Auctioncers.
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Providence Prin, Cloth Market.
domestic Markets..

PROVIDENCE. Nov. S-Ptinting cloths market 4,
do at 5tc for thirty days.
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10. G. TAT a regular meeting Of Mystic
Lodge, l. o. G. T., Thursday evening" the fol-
lowing officers were installed by d. G. W. C. T.
J. E. Conway: w. G. T., Frank Curtis; W. v.
T., Lizzie Emery; w. S., William E. Carter;
w. F. g., E. L. Burpham; W. T., T. W. Burn
ham; w. G., George Sweat; W. NJ, Frank
Page; W. l. G., earle Page; W. o. G., Benz.
Rand; W. I. s., 7. w, Hutchinson; W. A. S.,
III. Mclean; w. d. NJ, L. j. Cole
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DAILY DOMESTIC RECEIPTS,

Receipts of Grain, &c.
EASTERN r. R.
Consumes. No. cars. Consiqnees. No. cars
McGnchy, 24O bags malt.
GRAND TRUNK R. r.
Kensell & Tabor, corn. 20 Stevens & Co. corn.. 2
oats IL Wallron q True, oats 2
G L Warren corn. Merchants Bank; bar
Littlefeld, corn. ....1 ley...
NEW YORK STEAMER.
Norton, Champmn 10000 d Keazer. ...........1 100
Total ............ 300
- By water conveyance 1000 bush cornmeal to Geow
True r. n
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Boy wanted at this Office. See advertise
ment.
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Boston Stock List.
New York stock and MONEY m,r,

NeW hOrH StocK una money Market.
NEW YORK. Nov. 8 Mornino.-Mon at per
cent, gold. Gold at 1919. Sterling Exchange los a
1854.
The following were the q1otarlons OF Government
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Treasury Balances

The following are the Treasury balances to-
day: Currency So 34S, 54: special deposits Of le-
gal tenders for redemption of certificates of de-
post $10,640,00O; coin $79, OS1, AT, including
558, $50 in coin certificates; outstanding legal
tenders 361, 8:}7 271
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PARIS, Nov. 8.-[evening ALI the Ministers
rendered their designations to President Mac
Mahon. this afternoon, but he declined to ac-
cept them.
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CHESTNUT STREET CHURCH.
Tn the morning Rev.S. T. Jones preached an
eIoouent sermon, taking for his text the 22d
verse of the Sth chapter OF Matthew bue
Jesus said unto him. follow me; and leo tne
dead bury their dead This was the Masters
answer to the disciple who desired to be allow
ed to go and bury his father. The answer
seems harsh; but the time was short, and their
education must be finished in three years more
over, there was bitter hostility on the part of
the people against Jesue and his disciples, and
if Philip had gone home to attend his fathers
funeIal, his sympathy might have led him to
follow his fathers example. He said, you are
called, Philip, to ministry of spiritual life.
Let those who are physical and worldly bury
their own dead. 1t is as true OF this world now
as then, that sin regns unto death. what does
the term of Christ mean? With some 1T is
can't: with others it is holy, heroic aud inspira-
tional. The former are spiritually dead; the
latter hear him CALL come unto me, reJoice
with me, suffer with me, die with me, live with
me- reign with me- This is the command To-
day. The speaker evolved from these truths
the principal of self denial and self sacrifice IAN
earnest application of which he made upon MS
hearers
CAsCo STREET CHURCH.
Sermon in the morning by Rev. A. A. Smith,
from Jer iii %. "Truly, in the rain is saliva.
ton hoped for from the hills, and from the null
titude of mountains; truly, in the Lord our
God is the salvation of Israel" The world in
its present condition is conscious of its need OF
helm. We need it to assist us in meeting the
trials of daily life and the ills that come to us
from outside of our own personal life. 1t al
uovs seems that trouble comes to us sharper
than to our neighbor, and that our trials are
barder IN hear than his We need the aid OF
Cod to assist IN rightly considering and COM
pretending our eternal interests, No one can
tell us SO well about our future as the great
Teacher himself Nearly every man has some
theory of defence and hope OF refuge Ior Ine
go down to it without hope of some kind; and
If he trusts in his cwn wisdom and theory he
: WI find sooner or later, that he is trusting IA
a s'se hope God offers us in the religion OF
| Jesus sfist the only hope of deliverance.
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