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HAYES over all 4.

THE LBIGHToNs.-Mrs. Stafford was In great
distress of mind yesterday morning. She gave
bonds for Mrs. Nelson Leighton few days
since, and yesterday that woman was wanted
at the court room to be sentenced. After 'ook-
ing for her some time Mrs. Stafford applied to
deputies Williams and Bridges. They visit ed
Mrs. Leighton's residence, but she had left.
She soon returned, however, thinking that she
was safe, and was about to depart with her
trunks. Then she was promptly arrested. At
the court room she met Nelson, and they were
both sentenced to Auburn Jail for one year for
keeping houce of il-fame.
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CITY AND VICINITY.
New Advertisements To-Day.

AUCTION COLUMN.
ADMINISTRATIVE Sale-F. o. Bailey & Co.
Furniture-Morgan 81 Dyer.
House and Lot-Morgah Il Dyer.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Fall and Winter Goods-H. Talbot & Co.
Wanted-Situation.
Notice-A Gentleman.
Work Horse for Sale.
Partner Wanted.
Portland Museum and Opera House.
Clerk Wanted-Upham ~ Gardiner.
Fall Styles Hillman ~ Morrill,.
For sale--Mrs. w. 2. Farnham.
McGonagle & MISUNDERSTANDING.
To Let-Tenement.
Daucny's Announcements-6.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
w. c. Sawyer & Co-Bulbs.
VIM. H. Somers-Hat Manufacturer,
Fiour-Wilson e. Co.
Housekeepers-Wm. Milliken & Co.
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Receipts by Raiiroad. and ssea an boat.

STEAMER CHESAPEAKE. FROM NEW YoRK.-S2
bales cotton, AZ do rags 80 rolls leather 10 do car
petlng, 20 casks bleaching bowders 10 do linseed oil
sugar. 10 do sweet potatoes, IS bags tapoca, 25 bags
coffee 90 do shot, 100 half Guests tea, 100 boxes ras
ms 100 do tobacco, 80 do saleratus % do hard ware
Az DO drugs, % do SOAP 235 do starch, 45 crates do
10 bars iron Is bdls STEEL organs 100 pkgs of
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MoRGAN& DYER, auctioneers, IS Exchange
street, have fine collection of oil paintings
and oil chromos which they are to dispose of
at auction, at their auction mart, on this day
and tomorrow. at IL a. m. and 8 p. M, to
which sale they invite the attention of ladies
and gentemen-and for whom seats will be
provided
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Foreign Imports.

ST. JOHN, NIB. Steamer New York-15S boxes
herrins to q L Railroad, crates skins to H Fling
Foreign Exports.
BUENOS AYRES. Schr Matilda Kranz-6c6,67I
feet lumber, 5000 blind Stats.
ST. JOHN, NIB. Steamer City of Portand-6
cases boots, s7S5 boxes clothes pins, pkgs cotton
goods case woolens, pkgs hard ware, 4 organs,
bbls apples, 10 pkgs merchandise.
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Municipal Court.

JUDGE Mohhls PhEoiplNu'
TuEsDAY.-Mary Currau. Open shop. Fined $40
with costs.
John Leonard, Joseph Winslow and John Dono-
van. Riot. Probable cause Ordered to recognize
n the sum of $500. Committed.
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New YORK, Sept. 15-EUenino.-Money easy at 2
"a q per cent. on call Serling was trife frmer at
1891 q 4S4 for sixty days and 1851 1856 tor demand.
advanced to 1893 on New Orleans, and closed iO9a;
the rate for borrowing per cent; loans were
also made fiat. The Assistant Treasurer paid to-
day $4,000 account of interest and $4,000 in re-
demption of bonds. Governments firm.
Ine following were me q10Iatl0nB OF Government
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HoUsKEEPERs, attention. A large lot of
new preserves, jelies and jams, just received
and for sale by VIM. Milliken & Co., 1872 Con-
gresS street. septic 3t*
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MORGAN g. DYER,
MORGAN & DYER.
Extensive Auction Sale Of Horses
and Carriages.

" Market Square, we shall offer tor sale an extern
sve STOCK OF new and second hand Carriages in great
spring Wagons. Carryals, Concord Wagons Beach
Wagons, &c., &C. Also Harnesses in ali qualities
with number OF Horses, &C., Sc.
Dealers and owners of Carriages and
u orses. intended for this Snie, will please
give early attention that they may be rep
rescnted ON the Catalogue seId2w
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Bonds and Mortgages.

carefully selected Western Munici, al Bonds
~ and Real Estate Mortgages and Trust Deeds
Inquiries. Collections and Remtauces prom ptly at
tended to. CHARLES NJ HAWKES
1ugl7TuTh&Siy2dp 96 Middle St.
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Door PLATES and Numbers of the best
quality, at M. Pearson's, Gold and Silver
Platter, % Temple street. se5eod2w
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G. A. R. FAIR.-The ladies of the several
Ward committees on the G. A. r. fair, and all
other ladies interested in the fair are requested
to meet at the hall tonight.
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Door PLATES AND NUMBERs.-The best as
sortment of door plates and numbers in New
England at Tierney's, 81 Market Square, Ian
caster Hall building, over Horse Railroad Of
fee. au31eOd1m
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Portland Wholesale Markets.

Tuesday, Sept. 15.-There is dullness in all OF
the markets just now. Corn is firm at last QUOTA
tons, but shows NJ signs of change Sugars are re-
markedly steady and the demand is light Flour is
unchanged. Produce is quoted down low. Molasse
is rather more active than yesterday.
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ALL the choice and leading brands of -four
at the late reduction, can be found at Wilson
& Co.'S. septic ct
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SEEING Is BELIEvING.-If ladies who do not
use the fragrant Sozodont will compare teeth
with those who do, they will see in an instant,
more reasons for adopting it, than can be COM
posed into newspaper paragraph.
sep14 -d&W1W
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

w. G. SAWYER & Co, % Market Square,
have received their fall collection Of choice
Touring bulbs. Also a good assortment of
flower pots cheap. sept16was
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JOB PRIN, MG.-Every description Of job
Printing executed promptly, and at the lowest
prices, at the Daily PRESS Printing House, 109
Exchange st. VIM M. MARKS.
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H7HNAas TELEGRAMS.

ANYTHING desired in Catholic Bookstore
can be found at L. 2. McGowan's, Congress
Rloclr ie16tf
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PORTLAND YACHT CLUB.-The Portland
Yacht Club have postponed their review, to the
18th, one day later. On the morning of that
day, members with their ladies will go on
sail for Light House landing at little Hog
Island, where clam bake will be uncovered.
After dinner occurs the review, when the en-
tire squadron will participate in the nauti cal
exercises. A short sail among the islands will
follow, when the whole company will land at
Peaks Island, to partake of a supper, and en-
Joy the macy dance.
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The DEERING REPREsENTATIvE-AlsdI eao
Ha,oes elected. As there has been some Of les.
ton respecting the result Of the vote for Rep
resentative in Deerng, one Of the town ,ffic ers
furnishes US the result of the official count
as follows:
Andrew Halves had 1884 VOTES.
A. Halves 6 vote
33j
Charles e. Morrill, had 32S votes.
q. T.. Morrill, 3 votes.
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METEOROLOGICAL.

PROBABILITIES FOR THE NEXT TwENTY-rOuR
HOURS
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHEF SIGNALl
OFFICER. Washington, d. g.,
Sept. 16, Il A. My
For New England,
a rising barometer and lower temperature,
southwest winds veering to northwest, cloudy
weather and possibly light rain.
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Portland, Me- All kinds of repairing, such as
making over old hats in the latest style. Block
ing, ironing, Sc, done at short notice. with
neatness and despatch. Satisfaction guaran-
teed. septic ct
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Rockla md Lime Market.


RocKLAND, Sept. 14-Market very firm; common
90c g 90; Lump 81 40; Casks, Csc.
Wood-Firm at IS for BEST
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THE PREss

Nj ~ be obtained at the Periodical Depots of Fes-
ssndeo Eros Marquis, Robinson, Brunch a. Co.,
Andrews, Wentworth, Gendenning, Moses, Hender-
and Chisholm Bros all trains that run out OF
tbeeity
At biddelord. of Pisbury.
At Saco L, Hodgdon,
At Wateiv Vile, OF j. 5. Carter.
AT Bath of j. 0. Shaw.
At Lewiston of French Bros. and Stevens & Co.
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MORGAN a. DYER.

Household Furniture at Auction.
nN TUESDAY, Sept. 22d, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ at
" House corner franklin and Middle streets. the
entire Household Furniture cont an u in house,
comprising Parlor Chamber and Kitchen Fur iture
OF the usual variety.
MORGAN & DYER, Auctiencers,
seiod6t Is Exchange Street,
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New York stock and Money Marker.

tSales at the Brokers Board. Sept. 1871
Eastern hallrOau - "a I'll
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9ss. ''' '0'-
LIVERPOOL Sept. 15.-t2.30 P. M.-Cotton market
hrm; Middlng uplands Sd do Orleans Sid; sales 49,
600 bales, Including 1870 bales for speculation and
export.
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TOB PRINTING Of every Description meath
- exe:u ed at this Office
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Proclamation Of the Mayor.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept 15-1 P. M.-The fol-
lowing proclamation has just been issued:
Mayoralty of New Orleans,
Sept. Is, 1874.
To the Citizens of New Orleans
1t becomes my duty to congratulate you upon
the restoration of the duly elected and rghtful
state authorities. After enduring for nearly
two years the control of the usurpers, their
acts of tyranny have at last called for resist
ence This was instantaneous, universal, ard
entirely Successful, not single usurpng Off
cial now being in the exercise of his functions
within the limits of the city. The employment
Of force became necessity. We deplore the
resulting loss of lIfe while we honor the me-
mory of the noble men who fell in defense of
rights dear to all who desire to be free. Upon
The New York herald., 1874-11-15
AR KAN S AS.
The President and Attorney GEN
eral in Quandary.
MORE BLOODsHED FEARED
Baxter's Lieutenant Governor As
sumes Command.

WASHINGTON, Nov. IA, ls74
The Arkansas matter comes up again In another
and more pcrplexing form TO worry the President
and bis constitutional adviser. Having recog-
nized Baxter as the legitimate Governor OF the
State, and. consequently the Lieutenant Governor
v v. Smith, the question now arises how far
Legislature can ignore existing provisions OF
State constitution, and, with the political majority
revoluionze already existing forms and provisions
or State law. The appeal OF Leute nant Governor
Smith to the President referred to the Attor-
ney General, and this on1cial awaits the views
OF Governor Garland before he will express an
opinion for or against Smith. The purpose IS TO
protract the controversy until Congress meets, as
the President Is heartily sick OF these state IN
tcrnecine dicuites, and to leave to that body the
solution OF this new and embarrassing question
hut the supporters OF Smith. anticipating delay
are, II Is reported, organizing all over the State
and will appear in Little Rock IN martial array
determined to nght for Smith as against the So
called usurper, Garland. Special kilograms rc-
ceived tonight from Helena, Pine Bluff and Little
Rock are to this effect.
The President declined to express an opinion,
or give word OF encouragement to Senator Dor
sey who has been authorized to represent the
republicans OF Arkansas in this matter. Tne At
torney General too had nothing to say about the
right or wrong OF Smiths claim, but expressed
himself as sick OF the labor imposed by these
state riohts controversies. The friends OF
Smith In Washington claim that Garland
and unrepentant, and that the Ku Kiux or
White League democracy nave only TO look to
Garland for leader and war Of extermination
VIII be begun IN Arkansas against the supporters
OF the administration. There Is no doubt that II
the supporters OF Smith show signs OF belliger.
ency there will be bloodshed ana the President,
Tor the peace OF the State OF Arkansas, will be
compelled TO order troops to Little Rock and
other hand, the democratic element emboldened
by the recent victories In the North, 1t Is claimed,
will present solid nont not only to the sup
porters OF Smith, but even to .he fed
eral troops II the President attempt to
interfere with Governor Garland's administration
OF the Affairs OF the state Of Arkansas. Up to
late hour tonight Senator Dorsey had not received
any kilograms indicating q change In the purpose
OF Smiths aanerents; but he says that II the Presi-
dent recognizes Garland, that IS the end OF repub-
licansm IN the South and the beginning OF bloody
war between citizens, loyal and unreconstructed.
The New York herald., 1874-11-15
LOUISIANA.

Continued Rumors from Republican n
sources-Attempts to Upset tho Elec-
tion In Several Parishes.
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. IA. 1874.
Ex-Governor Wells, President OF the Returning
Board tells ME that Longstreet has resigned
owing to the critical state OF his health and that
the Board viii likely give the conservatives one
member, possibly Ex-Governor vo0rnies. He also
states that he has official knowledge that addi-
tional federal forces are ordered here and he int
mates that in those districts wnere the Board dis
covers lniormaties IN the election they Will decne
to certify TO the election OF either candidate, leav
ing the government TO order new election WITHIN
thlrty days ~ these Congressional districts or
part OF the republicans to carry the state and sus-
tain Williams, Packard and Kellogg by 'yo.onlz-
ting" negroes from other points In the parishes
where the new election Is TO be ordered. Gov
ernor Wells expresses the belief that Longstreet
is so low that ne will not llve twenty days. His
ticipated with General Beauregard in hop
gwen BY Colonel Floyd Jones and the of1cers or
Jackson barracks.
A Disgusting Proposal TO Assassinatc
Republicans-Modera Sadly Needed
at shreveport.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. IL, 1874.
A long despatch, reproducing q nery editorial ad-
vocang the assassination OF every radical counted
In by the Returning Board, was received here TO-
night from Shreveport The despatch inttmated
that the whites OF that excited district would
rally here to support the White Leaguers OF this
city In the despicable work.
rhe White Leaguers OF this city are not assas-
sins, and in an interview have had tonight with
their leaders, General Ogden, Governor Penn and
others, they are in favor or moderation until Con-
gress meets, unless in the meantime the Return
ing Board forces an issue, when 1t will be met
without any conflict With the federal government.
Marshal Packard is still here and wiz not leave,
he tells me, for Washington, until he can travel on
his mileage, as he IL too poor to pay his fare. He
II probably the only man In the party who carries
- stin upper npS for General Grant and his party.
The New York herald., 1874-11-15

ex-Premier says that the Catholics, when
emancipated, gave their allegiance to the Pope
and not to the sovereign of England, and that
they now do SO. Ireland, he adds, will in the
future be governed without reference to Cath
olicism
THE VATICAN POLICY.
Mr.. Gladstone expresses the decided opin-
ion that the real object of the Vatican policy
is to renew the struggle for the temporal
power. He ridicules such project, but adds
that it is difficult to overestimate the effects OF
the strife. It would probably jeopardize the
peace OF Europe. he expresses fears on this
subject, and, by way of confirmation, quotes
Archbishop Manning's pamphlet on Cesar
ism.
AN APPEAL TO ENdLnsHMEN.
The pamphlet closes with an appeal to cit
izens Of the nineteenth century to follow the
example OF their forefathers of the sixteenth,
when marshalled to resist the Armada Mr..
Gladstone declaring that Englands sound
hearted race are not to be hindered by foreign
influence of caste from accomplishing her
mission in the world.
The New York herald., 1874-11-15

Tho Cause OF Won Arnim's Second Ar.
rest-Bismarck Fears tho Contents OF
the Documents Being Made Public.
BERLIN, Nov. 14-Even,ng.
The Kreuz zettuno says that Count Won Arnim,
after mis- release on bail from Imprisonment,
found several OF the missing documents which
were only mislaId. He delivered them to his
counsel, DR.. MunkeL with instructions to remit
them Immediately to the Municipal Court OF Ber-
lin, which the latter did.
ARE THE CONTENTS KNOWN UNoFFICIALLY
The possibility OF DR.. Munke having acquainted
himself OF the contents OF those documents ap-
pears to have been the reason for the rearrest OF
the Count.
ANOTHER RECUsANT WITNESS
DR.. Munkel was examined to-day, but refused
to make any statement on the ground that his
position as counsel was privileged.
The New York herald., 1874-11-15
CATHOLICISM IN HIGH PLACES
IN ENGLAND.

MI. Giadstone's course or argument toward
AIchbishopManninR In the controversy, SET iorth
In the HERALD special telegram by cable published
to-day, VIII tend to produce asronishment IN the
most aristocratlc circles in England-ln hts own
family particularly, MS sister having been con-
verted to the Catholic faith In the year 1885, and
remaining devoted member OF that communion.
Many o! the noblemen and gentlemen who held
once In the recent Cabinets constituted
oy Mr.. Gladstone aud Earl Granville and
In the later Ministries OF Earl Rus
sell and In the earlier ones OF Mr.. Disraeli,
VIII be surprised for the very same reason. Earl
Granville was President OF the Council, IN the
Russell Ministry. Lady Georgiana Fullerton Is
His Lordship's sister. The Duke OF Argyll was
Lord Prlvy Seal HIS Grace's mother has just
died Catholic Sir George Grey, ex-Home Sec
retary, has Catholic sister-in.law, who Is even
nun, and other Catholic relatives Mr.. Monseli,
ex-Vice President OF the Board OF Trade, Is con-
vert to Catholicity. Sir Rounded Palmer has
Catholic brother. Sir Robert Collier has Catholic
aunt. Str John Duke Coleridge has a brother Q
priest and Jesuit.
or the Stanley ey-Derby Ministry IL may be re-
marked tnat the Duke OF Marlborougn's sister-in-
law. Lady Portaringt0n, Is q Catholic. Lord
Stanley's sister, Lady Emma Talbot, has brother
tn-law priest and several other Catholic rela-
tives. Sir Stafford N0rthc0te Is related to the
Very Rev. President OF Oscott College. The Earl OF
Longford had brother VINO died priest OF the
Order OF Passions, being also the brotner.in-aw OF
the Marquis OF Exeter. The Earl Of Mayo's brother
in.law. the Hon. II. W. wyndham. is q recent con.
vert to the Catholic Church, while one Of It's At
torneys General has two brothers priests OF the
same communion, and the Catholic profession OF
the Earl Of Ripon, recently President OF Her
Majesty's Council. is fresh In the minds OF our
readers
The New York herald., 1874-11-15
To the Puhltc,


Our copartnership expiring the LIST Of February
determined close out this fall certain
departments of our business. and offer at and below
cost eHt re stock OF
Chandeliers and Gas Fixtures.
Real Bronzcs nd Clocks
Composition Bronzes and Clocks
Silverplatcd Ware Cutlery aud Fancy Goods
Purchasers bargains Also ct verp
low rates, China, Grass and English Stone China, the
set or piece. NICOL, DAVIDSON CO,
686 Broadway, near Great Jones street
The New York herald., 1874-11-15

Economic These Hard Tfmes-One Doll
lar a week Make your own clothing The WILSON
SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE will save It's cost In
season The children or servants can use r. nstruc-
fIons given house Tree OF charge IL VIII earn
from - to s. day for woman who NAV wish TO
do sewing either IN families or manufactnring War.
ranted for Ave years. The in the world. Received
the highest award IN Vienna From $lD 70 SIS cheaksr
than all others Sold monthly payments at cu
and 50 Broadway; at MACY'S. Fourteenth street ana
SIKH avenue az 7G Eighth NJ lis Fourth street
M BANK street Newark, \. j.. ana IN Al che prnc,psl
cities OF the United States WILSON SEWING Ma
ChlNE COMPANY. Manuacturers. Cleveland, Ohio.
The New York herald., 1874-11-15

AN xNGLsH HnRARcHrcAL MISSION TO THE
HOLY SEE.
His Grace Archbishop Manning and num-
ber Of other English Catholic bishops will
shortly visit Rome to hold an interview with
the Pope, relative, it is presumed, to the
proposed Catholic Congress to be held in
London.
The New York herald., 1874-11-15
..Tasteless Medicines.-Of the Manx

methods devised to the taste
medicines such as tar turpentine extract male fern.
equallcd that of capsules they having ad-
vantages all other forms and OF the capsules
that have fallen under our observation those made by
easily swallowed, by children being SOFT con-
tain genuine medicines and may be relied on."-Sani.
tQriau, Juty. 1878.
The New York herald., 1874-11-15
To Coauofsseurs.

10 C00nO1SSeurSs
VERY CHOICE LIQUORS,
believed to be the Oldest and finest In New York.
Dates guaranteed.
Double canned St Croix Kun 1882 Imported Ivoa
Beecher Co In 1859, 1855 and 1892 Jamaca imphrrsd
into London In 1885, Scotch Whskey. imported IN l663s
Irish Mhiskey imported in iss. and Apple Jack Of
and Ryes 1881 81 5s '6, '6a Old Ports, shcrres and
Madeiras mpo ted III wood or riass Younger lines q
above brands If desired.
II. B. KIRK CO. 90 Fulton street. New York.
The New York herald., 1874-11-15

Lovely Completion Obta fned Only
by the use OF Z AU DE JOUvENCE. POUDRE DE GLE
Opal rose tint and belle de mutt.
Nine. DUVAI.. 57S Broadway, Sole Proprietor.
The New York herald., 1874-11-15
AUSTRIA AND SPAIN.

VIENNA, Nov. IA, 1874.
A despatch from Gratz says that arrangements
which had been made Tor reception to Don
Alpnonso have been countermanded.
The New York herald., 1874-11-15

Lake George Diamonds. tho Most 0r1l-
liant article All would 40 well to call and take
look at their prices within the reach OF ALL
L. JACOBS, No. D Astor House.
The New York herald., 1874-11-15
SPAIN.

Republican Activity for the Transport Of Troops
SANTANDER, Nov. IL, 1874
All the available steamers in this port have been
again embargoed by the Republican military au-
thorities to transport troops.
The New York herald., 1874-11-15
TEE ARGENTINE REPUBLIC.
Tho Insurgent and Loyalist Forces at Stand
still.

MoNTEvIDEo, Nov. IL, 1874.
Advices from Buenos Ayres, received to-day, say
that the government squadron which was de-
spatched to meet the insurgent notia retired
without an engagement.
There has been no movement By either the gov
ernment or insurgent armies.
The New York herald., 1874-11-15

Evcrdell's Wedding and Ball Cards.
Orders Dancing Badges, Crests Monograms; iowesH
pr1ceA 302 Broadway. Established l840.
The New York herald., 1874-11-15

POGO Tiempo Cigars, % 30 Per 100, cas-
per 1000; other HAVANA CIGARS, prices reduceds
lucky LEAF TOBACCO Tor West India Shipment
j. w. earle, Is Old alin.
The New York herald., 1874-11-15
Headach,

Headache (Nervous)-Instunt Relied
guaranteed GILES LINIMENT, IQDIDE or AN-
MONIA tUc and 81 bottle. Depots 45 sixth avenue
HCDNUT, Herald Building.
The New York herald., 1874-11-15

PARIS, Nov. II, 1874.
The Council-General OF the Seine has rejected q
proposition recommending the National Assembly
to pass bill granting amnesty for political
offences.
The New York herald., 1874-11-15

Graefenberg Mnrshalps Cath0lfcOH
70 which women subject
6RAEFENBEKG COMPANY, IS Reade street
The New York herald., 1874-11-15

Fine OIL Paintfngs-Suitablo for Par
lots drawing rooms and libraries.
". LEVIN, 10 DeKab avenue. BROOKLYN.