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New York Stock and Money Marke,

New York Stock and Money Market.
NEW York. Oct. 81 Mornino.-Monty at per
1851
Wall street to-day was marked by unsettled feel
ing and lower range of values generally. At inter-
walls some unfavorable rumors were afoat, but moth
ing Of an excited character occurred The money
market was irregular, being easy in the morning at
per cent and at the close in the afternoon at 1-2 "a
lie per cent. per diem AT the final close and when
nearly all the bank accounts had been made up
money was offered at a per cent. Capitalists in
many cases carry over large balances dav being in
different about lending freely. Discounts are quiet
and different grades of paper were quoted from IL to
"a per cent. The associated banks TODAY gained
about $751; 900 in legal tenders, and the amount of
nese notes now reported is between Sill 900 900 and
100000, but the actual amount in banks is larger
Silver bars is quoted from 81 "a per cent premium.
and trade dollars at 10k a u per cent Greenbacks
are nominally at a per cent premium. The sub
treasury has paid $3.50 900 coin of No
vem6er interest to-day without rebate.
The following is the Clearing House statement
currency exchanges, S59,97949t; currency balances
1855 234 gold exchanges. s5,l74545 gold balances,
Foreign Exchange was dull and nomnally steady
at 1909 q 1861 for bankers sixty days sterling, and
10S for sight.
The custom receipts to-day were S191 eco. Gold
steady and declined from 1899 a. 10s3 The rates
paid for carrying to-day 5, 6, T. 116 and 1-32
per cent; the final rate was 1-32 per cent. The
Asst. Treasurer to-day paid out $76S0O0 on account
of interest and $4,000 in redemption of 60 bonds
The days business at the Gold Exchange Bank
was as folows:-Ciold balances 81 ,094.765; currency
balances ST. 191 1856; gross eearances $21 1895, 900.
State stock were weak. Governments closed dull
at the lowest quotations of the day. Stocks opened
heavy, but there sharp rally of q II per cent.
with some activity, but after o'clock the market
weakened and prices became irregular and lower,
closing, however with slight recovery from the
bottom prices. The major portion of the transactions
in the Vanderbilt shares the rest of the list be-
ing somewhat neglected. Lake Shore opened at co.,
sold up to 621, and closed at Gig a 61A; New York
Central opened at $751; sold to SGT, and closed at
S4t a SAY Western Union opened at 505, sold up to
52a, and closed at 81 a sit.
of
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Receipt. by Railroad. and Steamboat,

GRAND TRUNK RAILRoAD-6 cars sundries do
shocks, do ship knees, do potatoes, do apples,
do laths, do capboards, do tubing do flour do
oats do barley, do corn, do bark do iron, 80 do
lumber, do for Bddeford DO for New York, do
Tor Boston, 20 do for St. John, NIB, A do for Halifax
n s.
boxes, 123 cases. 204 bdls and 81 pkgs merchandise
81 bags 10 casks 81 bbls 167 bales. and 26 kegs mer
do rasins 1903 bags shot, 13 rolls leather SO boxes to-
bacco % hhds glass ware etc 25 kegs tamarinds 25
boxes ink 135 cases peaches % kegs and 90 boxes
soda, 1873 pigs lead, 30 coils rope, pianos 1 Jersey
bull, pony and carriage, 200 pkgs sundries.
For Canada-13 cases, boxes, "a bdls and 5 casks
mdse "a bbls glass ware2 hhds tobacco and pianos,
so cases tapioca, IS coils tubes, 20 bbls plaster
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COMMERCIAL STREET.-THE following is an
abstract from the contract between the City of
Portland and the Atlantic aud st. Lawrence
r. r. Co., relative to the useiof the track on
Commercial street:
q, And it is expressly understood and agreed
between said parties, that the rights here in
before granted and conveyed to said Railroad
Company are subject to the provisions that
"said City of Portland retains, and at all times
thereafter shall have the power to exercise
"the full right to regulate the speed of trains
passing over any and all parts of said twenty
six feet between the termini aforesaid; and
''also to prohibit any train or trains from re-
manning stationary at any crossing made by
''the intersection of fanny other street, or any
wharf with said new street; also to prohibit
"trains from remaining stationary in any por-
''tion of said street, except for the purpose of
'the length of time such trains or any detach-
''ed cars may remain for such purpose"
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NARROW EsCAPEs.-As the 915 train on the
Boston & Maine Railroad from this city to Bos-
ton was entering the depot at North Andover,
ON Saturday. man named Nichols, belonging
in Lynn, 20 years of age, while attempting to
get off the cars, fell under a car and barely es-
capped being crushed to death. The affair Gre
ated considerable excitement.
The 915 train ON the Eastern Railroad, Sat-
urday, came near running over woman and
child who were attempting to cross the track in
front of the engine at Somerville.
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LONDON, Oct. 2s-12.3 p. M-Consols at 92s a
924 for money and 92s for account.
American securities-U. S. 5-20s 1865. old, 933 do
1851. s6a; o. 5. 10-40s, OH IS 81. Erie Railway
$780,
LIVERPOOL, Oct 27-1.G0 P. M-Cotton steady;
Miiding uplands 1 9sd; do Orleans 81 az cad ;sales
10000 bales, including 1000 for speculation and ex-
port.
LONDON, Get. 27-5.Oo P. M.-Consols at 92A q 92s
for money and account.
American securities-U. S. 5-2Os, 1865, DID, 93l; do
1857, 96s; new 5s at 81. Erie Railway 391. There
is a scarcity of Erie shares in the stock market.
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CITY HALL.
TUESDAY EVENING, Oct. 2Sth,

for the purpose of bringing the subject before the
public for free Interchange of opinions.
Parties both in favor of and against the project are
cordially invited to be present and express their
views. The citizens of Cape Elizabeth as well as
Portland invited to be present to listen to the
discussion of the subject.
GEORGE p. WESCOTT,
Chairman of Joint Committee.
Poi tland, Oct. "a, 1873. oc25d3t
eB-Argus and Advertiser copy.
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ROME, Oct. 7.-The Jesuits will quit their
establishments in Rome Nov 3D. and nearly all
will go to private houses The Father General
of the society proceeds to Belgium
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CITY AND VICINITY.
New Advertisements To-Day.

New Advertisements To-Day.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Real Estate-F o. Bailey g. Co.
Schooner. o. Bailey g. Co.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
NJ L. d. C's.-Arcana Hall.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Oyster Room-T. s. Hatch.
State of Maine Advertiser-Edw. III. Adams 81 Co.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Take Notice-Ezra Tobie.
Statesmen Wanted-Miliiken g. Co.
Dog Lost.
Wanted-Drug Clerk.
Removable. i. Greenleaf.
Situation Wanted-G. d.
Mail Line to Halifax and Nova Scotia, Direct,
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
Merchant Tailor-F. T. Littlefeld.
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ADJOURNED MEETING.-On account of the
severe storm yesterday the Woman's Mission
airy Society meeting was adjourned to Wednes.
day. The public address by the returned mis-
ST onary, Rev. Mr.. Bliss, will be given next Sun
day evening
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A NEW LECTURE CoURsE.-Arrangement
are being made for new and brilliant course
of lectures the coming winter, to be given by
the India street Unversalist Sunday School,
Among the names of well known lecturers
mentioned are Hon. I. Washburn, A. f. Lewis,
esq.,, Rev G. B. Pitblado. Gov. Perham and
Rev. DR.. Chaplin. Tha course will contain two
concerts; one by Chambers Band, assisted by
Morgan, Watts, Mrs. Halves and Miss earle;
the other by the Portland Band, assisted by the
Amphion Club and Mrs Halves,
A. F. Lewis, esq, is young man of extern
sive travel nd fine culture. He made splen-
did reputation last year with his famous lecture
on ''> osemite' and will prove brilliant addi-
ton to the course.
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NIISCELLANEO NOTICES

4. L. LITTLEFIELD, merchant tailor, 151 Mid
die street, will sell his large stock of fall and
winter goods at cost, for the next 30 days. Call
early and get the bargains
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IndianDeDredations.

fight occurred yesterday among band of In
dlans encamped on the Jordan river, who had
become maddened with liquor. Guns, knives
and bludgeons were used. A charge of shot
Went through one Indians brain, killing him
instantly. Several others were wounded The
inhabitants in the vicinity are obliged to stand
guard over their houses to protect their fami-
ing,
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COLUMBUS, o., Oct. 27.-Allens net MAORI
Isaac N. WEIGH for State Treasurer is in.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Foreign Imports.

MUSQUASH. NIB. Schr Jane-1OOOOO # lumber
to John Lord.
HALLS HARBOR, Ms. Schr Day Star-31A cores
wood, 25 doz eggs to order.
ST. GEORGE, NIB. Schr Ben Bolt-9OOOO feet
lumber, 10000 laths to John D Lord.
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AN EPIsoDE.-Last Sunday forenoon at one
of the city churches, the usual time for begin
ming service arrived, and passed, and no clerev
man appeared A good half hour was spent
by the audience in silent waiting and still no
minister At this juncture gentleman in the
audience got up and exclaimed, ''Let us not sit
here any longer like parcel of FOOLS" The
audience evide ntly endorsed his sentiment for
they dispersed at once.
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A SOCIAL VIsIT.-Forest City Lodge I. o.
G. T. paid a social visit to George Lefavor, esq
Lodge Deputy, last evening and were Hospitality
entertained by Deputy Lafavor and his amia-
BILE wife.
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THE PRESS.
TUESDAY MORNING, OCT. 20, 1873.
THE PRESS

May be obtained at the Periodical Depots OF Fes-
sender Bros, Marquis, Robinson Brnnel & Co..
Andrews, Wentworth, Glendenning Moses, Hender.
son, and Chisholm Bros, all trains thatrun out OF
AT Biddeford, of Pisbury.
At Saco of L, Hodgdon.
At Watervie, of j. S. Carter.
At Gorham, of News Ageut.
At Bath of j. o. Shaw.
At lewiston of French Bros.
AT Kennebunk, of G. Il. Miller.
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TO Il Il q N.
Kind Words.

LONDON, Oct. 27.-Rev. DIR. Parker of the
delegates to the Evangelical Alliance at New
York. returned home and preached at Exeter
Hall last night He spoke in the highest
terms of the institutions, resources and future
of tho TTnitad Statas
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by TELEGRAPH.
MATTERS IN MAINE.
The Storm.

The Storm.
AUGUSTA, Oct. PA southeast storm with
high winds, has prevailed heie since last mid
night. The Kennebec is rising.
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JOB PRINTING.-Every description Of Job
Printing executed promptly, and at the lowest
prices, at the Daily Press Printing House, 109
Exchange st. WIN. M. MARKS.
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TEACHERS, ATTENTION +!

FslHE regular annual Teachers, Institute for
Il the County of Cumberland will be held
this year ut
Portland. commencing Nov. IOfl,.
and continuing Five Days.
Teachers will please present themselves for enroll
ment on MONDAY, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. Please rro-
vide yourselves with Note Book, Whiting PAPER
Lead Pencils. Bible and ordinary Text Books ex,
peeting hve days earnest and substantial srork
School Committees Supervisors and Agents are re-
the exercises of the Institute. -
There will be Convention of the Town Commit
tees ana supervisors in the County Friday Nov l4th
cordial invitation is extended 10 MI IN, erestad =,
our Public Schools to attend both the Institute and
PROF. +. A. ALLEN l.
PROF.. w. j. COR1HELL, Cohuuctors
WARREN JOHNSON, Superintendent
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A n n e X A ION
NEEETENG.

Pursuant to the request of several citizens and
vote tf the Joint Special Committee of the City
Council to consider the subject of annexing portion
of Cape Elizabeth to Portland, public hearing is
hereby announced at
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THE HALIFAX LINE.-The steamship Fall
mouth makes her last trip of the season to Hal
flax to-day We are glad to know that her last
summers business has been more successful
than any previous one. Although the compa
ny suffered largely by the fire of Aug. 9th, in
which the Carlotta was lost, they are determin-
ed to keep up a good line between this port
and Halifax. The steamer "Pictou," belong
ing in Dominion waters lhas been chartered to
run on this line, and i'll connection with the
"Chase," will form sem-weekly line during
the winter The Falmouth will be put on the
Boston route for about two months, commence
ing December LIST.
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Important to Shipper,.

In the case of Asa B. Richardson, VS.. H.
Hathaway, by which the plaintiff was sued to
recover $2500 was concluded to day. Richard
son made advances to Hathaway on consign-
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For SALE on favorable terms, a valuable
slate property, partially developed, with most
encouraging prospects, in the eastern part of
the State. Owners refer to S. T. Pullen, ESQ.,.
PRESS Office ie14-dtf
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LECTURE COURSE AT WEST falmouth
The enterprisng people of West Falmouth
have arranged for a course of six lectures to be
given at the Baptist meeting house. The first
lecture will be delivered by Gen. Chamberlain,
Tuesday evening November 4th, to be followed
one each week, by lectures by Rev. DR..
Balkan, Rev. G. w. Bicknell, Hon. Nelson
Dingley, Rev. A. X. p Small and Rev. G. Il.
Pitblado. The lectures will take place on Tues
day evenings except the last two which are on
Monday evenings. Tickets for the course 81.
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DAILY DOMESTIC RECEIPTS.

Receipts of Flour.
EASTERN RAILROAD.
Consionees. B6ls. ConSionees. BJEs
Holway 81 Robinson loo Howes, Hilton & Tar
Hathaway 81 Wood 100 box .............. 100
w IL Milliken 500 Shaw, Hammond 81
Carney. .167
Total. .......,..767
GRAND TRUNK X. r
Butler, Josselyn 81 Son 100 Norton s. Chapman 100
Mari IL True. 100 B Dickev. .2S5
Curry & Shand. ....100 Woodmapl& Latham. 100
Vaughan s. Clarke. 100 Chapman. ........ 100
q II Manddn .........100 Todd. .............. 800
LOCAL. .l3o0
Receipts OF Grain, &c.
EASTERN r. R.
Consiqnees. No. cars. Consignees. No. cars
Hodgdon & Soule, onions.2 Bean Brs, onions. 49,. L
IOlil
GRAND TRUNK r. r.
Kensell, Tabor s. Co. Waldron & True, oats.1
barley, ................1 cOrn..1
Total 80. 3
Dckey, 15 bbls oatmeal.
By water conveyance 1000 bush cornmeal toGeo W
True & Co.
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By E. D. Worcester, Acting Treasurer.
Religions.
The Episcopal Board of Missions held their
annual session here today. The address was
by Bishop Smith, in whichEhe stated it was
necessity for more missionaries. The annual
report shows the balance $4,000 Resolutions
were adopted that Bishops be appointed for
new territories.
Court-Wartial.
The Military Court of Inquiry relative to the
removal of Col. Gibbons as Superintendent of
the army recruiting service commenced today.
After hearing the testimony relative to the
legal course to be pursued, the court adjourned
The Assay Omce.
Ten thousand pounds in foreign gold has been
received at the assay office to-day The whole
amount received to date since October 9th, is
91 ,547, 900.
Trial of a Thief.
=, Frank l.: Tantor, the defaulting cashier OF
the Atlantic National Bank, commenced in the
Y. ;. Circuit Court to-day. Charles A. Megs,
y. s. Bank Examiner, testified to finding de-
felt of 100000 in Taintor's accounts, and to
advising Taihtor's arrest.
1t is stated IN the case of Taintor, the de-
faulting bank cashier of the Atlantic Bank,
by which 100000 were lost. the defence will
be that the directors were fully aware and con-
sented to Taintor's specializing with the funds
of the bank.
Murder.
James Mcmahon was arrested this afternoon
for killing VIM. Scanlon by stabbing him with
a cheese knife. They had dispute about so
cents when Scanlon beat McMahon The lat
ter ran into grocery store, stole cheese
knife and stabbed Scanlon to the heart, he dy-
ing in two minutes.
A New Gable to be Laid Between Eng
land and America.
1t is stated that nearly all the wire has been
constructed and contracts out for new cable
between England and some point on Long Is
land. The capital is 81 900, 900 and the direc-
tory embraces prominent American capitalists.
When laid the cable in this country will be
connected with the wires of the Automatic
Telegraph Co.
Important to Shippers.
In the case of Asa B. Richardson, VS.. Fl.
Hathaway, by which the plaintiff was sued to
recover $2500 was concluded to day. Richard
son made advances to Hathaway on consign-
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THAT HoRRID TICKLING IN THE THROAT
which produces hacking cough, is relieved at
once by HALEs HONEY OF HoREHOUND AND
TAR.
Pixies ToothacEe Drops cure in one minute.
oct 20-eod1w&w1t
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
IN been duly appointed snd taken upon himself tLe
trust of Administrator of the estate Of
ASA LEIGHTON, late of Falmouth
in the County of Cumberland deceased, and given
bonds as the law directs. All persons having de-
mands upon the estate of said deceased are reolred
to exhibit the same and all persons indebted to said
estate are called upon to make payment to
Falmouth, Oct. Z, 1873. Sciiwaaa5:
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s.-Flaherty's Mirror of ireland
with Srish comedy and songs, exhibits at Music
Hall Friday and Saturday evenings.
Mrs. G. c. Howard appears as Topsey in
Uncle Toms Cabin at Music Hall this even
ING and without doubt there will be full
house. for somehow that play never seems to
ire with the nublic
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Administrators sale of Real Es-
fata

PY virtue of License from Hon. John A. Water
~ man, Judge Of Probate Court for Cumberland
county, shall sell at public private sale and
Ve so much Of the Real Estate OF George Frost late
Of Westbrook, deceased. will produce the sum Of
len thousand and Eight Hundred and Fifty and CO.
ioO Dollars for the payment of his just debts lega
cles and expenses Of sale and administration. Said
real estate Is offered at private sale until Friday the
3st day OF October, 1873, at 10 o'clock A. NJ when,
II not previously sold. II will be at public sale the
premises near the new Gray road so-caed, about one
mile from Aliens Corneo. THOMAS QUlMBY,
Administra with the Will annexed.
II. o. BAILEY e. CO., Auctioneers
oc23 1t
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PERsoNAL.-State Senator, VIM II. Rounds,
of West Minot is IN town.
Harrison Hume, Esq, of Cherryfield, is at
the Preble House
Hon E. Flint of Dover, ex-Secretary OF
State is at the United States Hotel.
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The TichbOrne Trial.

In the Tichborne trial, the examination of
witnesses for the defense closed today. The
court adjourned until Wednesday when the
hearing of the testimony in the rebutal will be-
gin.
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DomIHiOn parliament.
OTTAWA, Oct 27.-In the House of Commons
today the debate cd the address to the Governor
was opened.
Mr. Mckenzie moved that the conduct of the
ministry in the Pacific Railway affair was wor-
thy of censure.
1t is believed that the government will be
sustained on the first vote by small maior-
ty.
1t is said TINT Riel will not take his seat.
Marine Disaster.
HALIFAX, Oct. 27.-Schooner sMaud, from
Haxfax for the Bay of st. George was totally
lost with all bands on the Isle Of Himonti N
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AUCTION SALES.
STATE OF MAINE.

HALASD, S.:
N ssnt "a Ed on writ and will be sold bv cop-
bidder b o. parties, by public auction 10 the 5obest
1sT3 n, siel,sior, on WEDNESDAY Octohsp 5otb
Pier in Pa, ItiE,uek r "a. Westerly side of Portland
cribed PERSONAL IN said County the following des-
Susan, Of Bremen w,9perty: to wit: The Schooner
EiSsins and Gron.e, apparel and Furniture, SANS.
found soou CONDITION, well
DaIed at said Portland this % day ofoototer 1879
ocz'a" MATT ADAMS, dept. sSe1is' ia
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CUMBERLAND, Md, Oct. 27.-John M. Bes-
ley this afternoon, shot fatally Lloyd L. Clary
editor of the Daily Times
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SHIPPING MATTERs.-The new bark Celina
of the Lewis white line, has completed her
rigging and makes a very fine appearance. She
is nearly loaded end will sail for South America
in few days.
The bark Edmund Phinney is loaded and
will sail for South America during the week if
the wind is fair
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Am Editor Murdered.

fresh and brisk southwesterly winds, possibly
with rain, clearing away during the day. eau,
tIonary signals remain at Boston, Portland and
East port
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THE ANNEXATION MEETING.-It is to be
hoped that none of our citizens will fail to at
tend the meeting at City Hall tonight, to con-
slider the proposed annexation of the village of
Cape Elizabeth to this city. 1t is understood
that there will be an opportunity for full ex-
preston of opinions on both sides. Do not for
ret the Meeting
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Receipts of Grain, &c.
Boston stock List.

Boston stock List.
tSales at the Brokers' Board, Oct. o..
Boston Il Maine Railroad. .........,..... - "a 1I41
Portland. Saco s. Portsmouth Il R....,,...,...,123
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TO FARMERS!

WE have an Elastic Sospstone Cement with which
w you can yourselves repair your leaky roof and
cutters with but trifing cost and trouble Excel
lent to stop leaks about chimntys. The only Ce-
ment that will adhere 10 lead; plenty OF references
examine.
E8-Attend to the matter before snow comes.
j. N. Mccoy & CO.,
% Spring Street. Portland, Me.
oco win
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METEOROLOGICAL.

PROBABILITIES FOR THE NEXT rwENTY-FoUR
HOURS
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL
OFFICER, Washington, ID. o., I
Oct q u 30 Z. NJ