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The Portland daily press., 1875-11-01
Chicago Cattle Market

CHICAGO, October 30.-Cattle-receipts 12O head !;
shipments 5000 head; the market is fairly active and
generally frmer; shipping at 90 q rs; stockers at
$50 q 375.
Hogs receipts 5000 head shipments 1000 head !;
the market is frmer and held higher with an i'm
proved demand; sales at 80 q 90, mostly at 10
@750.
Sheep-receipts small; the market is firm at 8 rs
"a 500.
The Portland daily press., 1875-11-01
AIETEOROLOGICAL

PROBABILITIES FOR THE NEXT TWENTY. -FOUR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHEF SIGNAL)
OFFICER, Washington, D. c.,
November l, Il A. M.))
For New England,
the lower lakes and Atlantic states rising bar
ometer, northwest to southwest winds, low
temperature, clearing and clear weather follow
ed BY falling barometer on the lower lakes.
Cautionary signals continue from Cape May to
Eastport.
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and prices nominal No 10 to IL 14k 40 15A reals
per arrobe Molasses sugar III a 49, stock in ware
houses at Havana and Matanzas, 14S, 500 boxes and
1900 hhds receipts of the past week 230O boxes and
$50 hhds exported during the week II GOO boxes and
165 hhds Including 5000 boxes and all the hnds were
to the United States. Molasses nominal Lumber
Freights dull; capitalists are demanding higher
rafa
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FOR EIG N.
Suspected RIu1iny and Murder.

suspected MuflnY and Murder.
LONDON, Oct. 32.-The mail steamer African
has arrived at Plymouth and landed seamen.
part of the crew of the ship John Pascal, who
were taken on board at Ascension Island.
They assert that their vessel was abandoned on
fire 300 miles off st. Helena. The crew were
were picked up by the ship Victoria, which
was bound for Boston, but as the latter was
short of provisions they 1.-THE men) were sent
ashore in an open boat at Ascension, while the
captain, officers and rest of the Gre v proceeded
IN the Victoria. As their statements are COZ
tanned at Plymouth and will be officially exam
ined tomorrow. 1t is stated that they are sus-
pected of mutiny and desertion, and possibly
of numbering their officers.
British Vengeance.
LONDON, Nov. Is A. M.-News has been
received of the British expedition to punish
the piratical natives on the Congo river for
numbering English sailors. The entire SQUAD
ron on the west coast Of Africa was engaged
and sent boats up the river Many villages
were destroyed aud a large number Of natives
killed. The British lost one man killed and
six wounded
Foreign Notes.
The Egyptian army has re-entered Abyssinia.
The Abyssinians are retreating and offering
no resistance
A despatch says that Archbishop Ledochow-
ski will be expelled from Germany as soon as
bis time of imprisonment expires.
DR.. Strasbnrg's liabilities will reach 25,O00,-
900 guilders.
A London paper has report that the Turks
have murdered 80 Christians in Cehase, town
on the Delmatian frontier.
The Uruguay revolution has practically term
mated in favor of the government,
The election of Juan B. Sportano as Presi-
dent OF the Cuban Republic is confirmed.
The Portland daily press., 1875-11-01
FIRES.


Extensive Forest Fires in Kansas.
KANSAS CITY, Oct. 31.-Extensive and de-
structive prairie fires are raging in Southern
Kansss along the line of the Fort Scott rail-
road. At one place in Cherokee county the
ties along the three miles of track were burn.
ed. The fire caught from locomotive
and at last accounts had swept over miles of
country destroying houses, fences and crops.
The Portland daily press., 1875-11-01
MARINE NEWS.
Saturday, Oct. 80.

Saturday. Oct. 80.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Chesapeake, Mangum, New York-pas-
sengers and mdse to Henry Fox.
Brig Lena Thurow, Corbett Port Johnson-coal to
w Deering Reports. 28th while at anchor at Vine
yard Haven. the schr Frank Jameson run into her
and parted jib stay.
Brig Peri. (Brl -, Sydney cB for Boston; =,
Sch vicksburg, Wheatey. Newport, RI-1ooo bbls
Sch Ada F Whitney, Marsters, Boston, (see Menu
Sch Chase Ga. dngraham; Boston: seeking.
Sch Alice Norwood, Sullivan. Gloucester. (see Menu
Sch Hibernia. (Br) Coggins. Westport, NS-dry fish
Sch Regalia, Pinkham, Bay Chaleur-so bbls mack
erel: Hannah Eldridge, Dixon. do "a do.
Sch Ida Spoford, ingalls,. Calais.
Sch Jessie, Wallace, Cherryfeld- to Dot
Sch Utica, Thorndike, Rockland-lime to C ABB
Morse & Co.
Sch VIM Fisher, Loring, Boothbay. lf
Sch Canton Rankin, Bangor for Kennebunk.
Sch Ida May. Lowell, Bangor for Lynn. tsee Menu
Sch Concord. Gray, Rockland for Portsmouth.
Sch Mary Lee, Mullen. Hancock for Boston.
Sch Lettie Wells, Ashford, Calais for New York.
Sch Wesley Abbott. Milliken, Ellsworth for New
York.
Sch New Packet, Kelley. Millbridge for Lynn.
Sch Oriental, Wallace, Millbridge for Boston.
Sch Henry Clay, Dyer, Franklin for Boston, (see
Sch Fanny s. Edith, Bartlett, Ellsworth for Eddy
vile.
Sch Highlander, Jordan. Bangor for Boston.
Sch L Young, Benner, Bangor tor New YORK.
Sch Oregon, Smith. Jonesport for Boston.
Sch leila. Hallowell, Bangor for Boston.
Sch Huntress. Sprague. Rockport for New York.
Sch Express, Holmes, Eden for Salem.
Sch May Wyman. Sawyer, Franklin for Boston.
Sch Bloomer, Freeman, Mt Desert for Boston.
Sch L q Smith, Leach, R0ckport for Boston.
Sch Lane, Kendall. Boston for Jonesport.
large feet of coasters at anchor in Hog Island
Roads.
CLEARED.
Steamship Chase, Bennett Halifax. N John
Porteous.
Sch Welcome Home, Br) Hatfield, Halifax-John
Porteous.
Sch Katie P Lunt, Lopaus, st John, NB-John
Porteous.
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HALIFAX, Ms. Steamer Chase-2l4O bbs -four
69bags teed 800 lbs HAMS 800 do cheese 600 do to-
bacco, 81 packages papef, 70 do boots and shoes,
sewing machine, 239 packages sundry merchandise,
melodian.
HALIFAX. Br Schr Welcome Home--SO0 bbls of
flour, 1130 bags feed.
ST JOHN, NIB. Schr Katie Lunt-19OO bbls of
flour,
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Print Cloths Marke

PROVIDENCE. October 3o.-The Printing cloths
market was inactive during the week and clos ed
with weaker feeling at 43c for best standard and
extra ga GA under the report printers propos
ed to shut down; sales of the week 23,5O9 pcs.
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Rurouenu Markets,

LONDON October 3O-12.30 P. M.-Consols "a 1916
for money and account.
LONDON October 3O-12.3O P. M-Ameriean Sc
curties United States 5-20s, 1885, 1903 3l6; United
States new IS, 1888.
LIVERPOOL, October 3O-l2.3O P. M.-Cotton is
quiet middng uplands I'd; do Orleans I'D; sales
5000 bales including 1000 bales for speculation and
EXPORT.
The Portland daily press., 1875-11-01
Inhalation.

A great amount of SUFFERING may be prevented
In Throat Disease it will give relief in a few
minutes 1t is sure preventive of Diphtheritis, a
disease which has caused SO much anguish and be-
reavement 1t renders breathing easy. 1t arrests
the progress Of disease III the lungs, removes uber-
cles by ABSORPTION, proongs lite and keeps the pa
tient comfortable in hopeless cases, and effects cures
in durable cases. c. MORSE, M. D.,
au7snd&w3m 70 Free St., Portland Me.
The Portland daily press., 1875-11-01
Mills Burned-Loss $3.50. OOO

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 31.-The Carleton COL
ton and wooden mills on Hamilton street, were
burned TO day. The machinery, together with
q stock of woolens, cottons and cloths, was en-
tirely destroyed. Loss estimated at $3.50 900:
fully insured in eastern and foreign companies.
The Portland daily press., 1875-11-01
Boston Stock,
Bank Statement.


NEW YORK. October 3O-12.35 P. M. Gold opened
at l16A sold off to 1l6s, up to 1861 off to I'LL up to
1l6a of to l16, off to 116, up to 116a and of TO 116
Governments dull and little lower. Money 8 q 81
478 q 1873. Stocks dull but strong. Internal revenue
receipts to-day $3770 $50; for the month 1885, BIT,
$411702 for the month 81 245 and for the year
456 132 084.
The Portland daily press., 1875-11-01
mENIORANDA.

Considerable damage was done to the shipping at
this port Sunday morning during the gale which blew
with great violence for few hours. Sch Alice Nor
wood dragged her anchors and run into one Of the
Grand Trunk wharves and broke off her bowsprit.
The sch Ida May. of Bucksport. from Bangor for
Lynn, with lumber, broke from her anchors and
drove into one of the Grand Trunk wharves, knock
ing off her stern and doing other damage. The schr
henry Clay, Dyer, of and from Franklin tor Boston.
with bark, parted chain and drove ashore at Fish
Point but soon after hauled off without injury,
except the smashing Of her boat. The Ada Whit
ney, from Boston, was badly chafed by pounding on
a bolt at Union wharf Sch Maggie Willard broke
Pierce, of Southport. rock sloop broke away from
Union wharf and drifted into the schr Carrie Of Bid
deford breaking off jibboom and starting up tafrail
of the latter. See other news.
Brig Guiding STAR for New York, has been wreck
ed Tonala Bar, Mex. She registered 208 TONS was
built at Columbia, Me, in 1867, and hailed from New
York.
Sch F Young Hume, from Philadelphia for Port
land, which went ashore at Great Egg HARDER, re-
NAMED in same position 29th and was in charge of
the Coast WreckDa Co, with good prospect Of COM
ing off next day.
Sch Pilots Bride, Eldridge. at New York from St
Kits reports % days passage and had strong gales
from various points most Of the time Oct lat 26 A
Ion 70 q, experienced violent hurricane from NV
to Sc, and lost lib and split other sails,
The Portland daily press., 1875-11-01
MARRIED..

In Kennebunk, Oct. 20, by Rev. John Cobb, VIM.
E. Jowne and Mrs. Emma j. Littlefeld, all of Ken
nebunk. ~
In Bath, Oct. a. Geo. Erskines Of Phipsburg and
Miss Jennette Tarr of Bath.
In Bath, Oct. 90 james H. Southland of Bath and
Miss lydia b. Ward of Brunswick.
The Portland daily press., 1875-11-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Please tell the people that you saw their
advertisement in the PRESS, the circula.
ton of which, per month, exceeds 100, 900.
The Portland daily press., 1875-11-01
Havana Market.

HAVANA. October 30.-Sugar-the bad weather
prevailing caused small; the market has been dull
The Portland daily press., 1875-11-01
DIED.

In Phipsburg, Oct. 20, Absalom Wallace, aged Sc
years months.
In Phipsburg, Oct. 20, Mr.. Roland Spnney, aged
60 years months.
In Norway, Oct. II, Mr.. Lee Mixer. aged Ct years.
In Bedford Indiana Oct 90 at the residence of her
brother. N. E. Strout, Mrs. Lizzie wife OF Albert
S. Fuller of Portland, and daughter Of Ezekiel
Strout, formerly of Standish aged 81 years and ii
months.
0lniaiure Almanac November 4.
Sun rises. .......... .6.33 High water 1.3O Pm
Sun sets. ....,.....4.54 Moon sets... =. 6.35 Pm
The Portland daily press., 1875-11-01

Ar at Table Bay, CGH, Oct IA, sch Edie Waters.
Barnes, Rio Grande.
Ar at Bart (Naples) Oct %, brig Juliet q Clark
Shaw, Philadelphia
Ar at Elsinore 18th, barques Carlton, Cogpins. finn
Stettin for New York; 18th, e Holbrook, Leavitt,
Sundswall for Bristol, e.
Lobos.
pies. Singapore.
Ar at Falmouth Goth. ship Bertha Pote. Lobos.
ar at Port au Prince. 23d, sch j Wyman, Turn
er, Bangor.
Sid I'm Port de Paix 25th. sch Mary A witham,
Austin, New York.
Ar at Windsor, Ms, 25th. schs Thos Watts, Watts
Passport, (and cid 26th tor Philadelphia Clara w
Elwell, Long, ST George (and cid Goth for Phadel-
phia); Calvin, Thomas Eastport, land cid 26th for
Tor do Scio Smith, Eastport (and cid 2Gth for New
York;; 2Sth, ech Escort, from Portland.
The Portland daily press., 1875-11-01
FO IL Il 8 Il II A IL

U II E Il Il A II.
One Of the greatest improvements in the practice
OF medicine is treating diseases of the lungs by d.
rect application. Inhaling the vapors of Tar, by
burning or by the use Of hot WATER was recommend
ed sixty years ago. By recent invention the solu-
toE of Forest Tar" has been produced for Catarrh
and Consumption No method oftreatment is found
so satisfactory to the physician and the patient The
''FOREST TAR BOOK.o
found at the druggists, will give you the best infor
nation on this subject.
oct5snQn
The Portland daily press., 1875-11-01
Woodbury. & Moulton,
Bankers & Brokers,
81 EXCHANGE ST.,
THIRD DOOR FROM MIDDLE,

Dealers i'm Bonds, Stocks, and
Specie. Personal and prom ut at.
tentiOn given 10 any enquiries.
State, Municipal and Railroad
Bonds bought and sold on COM
mission.
First.claSS investments suitable
for Savings Banks and Trust
Funds constantly on hand.
Highest market rate paid for
Government Bonds.
Coupons collected.
oct13 sn1m
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Common Sense VS.. Prejudice,

Oct %, lat Is SO, lou rs 80. barque j D Bueno, Fl
New York for Port Royal, sc.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12
PROCEEDINGS or SOCIETIES.

NOsToN: IitSToRIC- GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY,
April 7.-Dr. rarbox real paper upou the Battle Of
Bunker Iiii rpi,iou New-Hampshir1, showing
that large uumncr Of :rc Americans who took part III
the Strug gle WVIc natives of that -tIte.
SAN FRANCISCO: MICRoSCoPICAL SOCIETY,
April s-A lecture was delivered by DR. Barkan the
ophtlsln9sppe IN whirn its applicability to the iuvesu
CATION OF diseases o. the eve ana brain shnwu sey
eral S;rcnrns pl icr,Scop,d slides and other objects
were exhibited ~ the meeting.
BoSrov: SOCIETY or NATURAL HISTORY,
uch i7-prOi shaler spoke OF some points eoEncciei
with tidal erosion, cf which he usancel the Bay of
Funiy OF tho most Striking illustrations on the
He thinks that in no the eating acton VIII open
way the Gulf of Lawrence ana that rs soon as al
oponing Is attained of considerable width the oNti ~
6nary rise of the tides my he almost entirely '<flttd
DR. JcG.ss made communication upon ~, o"i<Pal'Ne
Prof Mavrr made sMne remarks "n lourrs thc"iy oi
color ses>aion ad on his own experiments on INC
ton Of sounds.
Albany: Albany INSTITUTE. April lo.-Dr
+ r. Ioagh read a paper gne Forest N wh'ch nc
defined object of forestry science "'u ~ rv''""'
to various dcartlucntI human knowledge II" d"rt
pnop fe r,id distraction of eur forests, m the Ger
timber must be exhausted urless prcprr rat, are
annual demand for railroad ties alone - hC nearly 4V-
QaOO0Q uieces 100 OOOOOO cah feet, t ol couis"
hriug addition 10 jhc needs .! IIidilS ana "th'i li-
ppss>. One serious of the Destruction ol tlih'
pr Iiough considered 10 he the telling Of l"m'",k Ipd
trees for ha X alone the wood hrue oi 20 rot ne
strongly urced the Importance Oi saie tun n rVierl e
IL t subject aul showed t" aln0un; realized by f 81
nations IN the WY of revenue 10y Jhuci"u@ St'H ~,
Treatment which maintains to forests perfectly az i1ii
Visur ol growth. France aJn, deriving "nhiiy Fti-
600 Oc0 rcono from 12.1OO sqTare miles, which, u ia
beloved. will con;inIc II this Iato indefinitely
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12
Cenebcro.

49, 49,
As PRTNCIPAT-A gentleman thoroughly
~ qualiaci dcsrce position for next year Address T.
1rDnlc Utnce.
A GERMAN GENTLEMAN, TtAtHth OF
~ MI -IC AID MODERN LANGUAGES, - ".cn 10 an en-
Cscoiuen during the summer Vacations Address d - i"N
~, irtbune once.
4 GENTLE LEMAN of culture and experience
~ a. teacher 20 las trtirei rxt.as Nry. icSf"s 10
clar2o Of iew BOWS 10 Ira 81 win them ans siuW
act uncXCitdhahc references RI "
AMI ability. Address IL n. y, tr"ne Niuee
4 LADY living in Il delightful couutrv home
q HIdspu veT having suv,Iai clilr NJ own
educate, II receive into h,r taniy Il u..l hanh'l 81
pupils. who ~i equally every i'aHItr ivit. i"r
NoIs bui tr b,st itaC eui' tyc F"i iaiuc'
aIs aiITess a. B G.. B0y III TriIIie OJich
DRIVATE INSTRUCTION GIVEN, PUPILS
1 PREPARED FOR CJLLEGE, By HarvGri graduate -
aDHnat exprreneo. Address A., Ir"nne "'~s Fde od''
sos vest 23dBL
'CEACHERS' TOUR TO EUROPE, June 2G
I TO Soy:. 3. IOliaS al c1lsts :. D. AT
rrrss l.. G. LOOMS. care of J. W. sCILRMEEAOHH &
CO, "a lsond ST.
WANTED \ TEACHER of Geometry and
w Trisorometry hour every morning i'i"ou !" cad
~ Apply at No l0s West 5gt'l IT, same bou1s.
WANrED-A position to TEACH littc chill
" trrn english BNhNCiIFS and VI 81, uy ~ounS
wIo hae a1stt the kn,cfgaTt'n s,ston. Adirtss
y. - iTb-na L1co-
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12
PROTECTED BUILDINGS.

New imAlns- ,rrIlssi for erection for which plans AMI
spci.clt oYs -Dh,tird tIr Department Of Bau-eb
u..rlng rue mr,.N ending -aturJay, May :, 1Sf5
bdNttrS- No lI~ hrcA workshop, n"lh hE' u <N'''S
ttil lcrt
S.Iois It, no iUi bftcs stable storiee iON2f; Whit
fo.ty uinta IT, orti sc feet of Tcnhave, onr
broSn-nut iunt tnents, .lcL hVe siofs, -oA"o' ID
Car al - O~LcT.
4IH p. NJ. Mickr, owhsr , -. ~, D.
rOrCk IT rear, -,u. - DICK s'dDh, Que ssoy' -@'
539, NJ. v ick,, owner. -
ihri ave Icarl nricS WORKSHOP laboratory ono
story. .,N ilruJ, II, o.
scoud poIl, s,c, .5tt N,- 0f Avenue T. hf1cs ihI'
cli>, stolr, ~. story. - 2o1 NJ. rroeiil own T.
.uHd o. f. ~ y \, bfich STORE
ana Irl, T. -ibrIrt, iJN2 NJ ftp III, o"ii"I
-,iifh -. 81 Dick
ilr,i c.as- oI.>, two stOes, -JAiS; Olhan ~
I.ii 3. . u
,,aitos -. a brick stable, three stories, 2IiNSO
AHaIrH isic, 0',nsf
hfn' rt'5c d"tl.ns~, ra'h
l,NIb, r. i.t.a'.' - "a, ~" h'Is - - - e.,
Nt-i n.iaS., a.d o.. brown nl"ncs hs
i, 90 ..J (snEite@i cos sI- odi NJ W.
Ndil DeiItl, O,,ifI. -
Ias.,...r -. ,n.i si!e, ltisen Tenth ava anA Bn.st
Wa iic~ I"oic, t"1 ttirtN iA@s; 'ity V' ~" h'ih
i. Foty it.. s No- g,f and 30. tbrce lcA so."r
Az. uc ,a,. st11 - .IIf ,f 20 ' ON T.
a .Gnn - -itr aiG tei"i.ht H's et"rir
= yi33, Ais. Ni.d ~ "a. ""ic.. , .. f..
Nc tulIje r.., lp. sH zoo, one brick, ir'1 front
Irt 49,. riulr, stHgHH, ,JSNJ. ,-thli,,d cJo,,
So, u john A. aid.". O"D' T.
sif-t s, uu cJraef ~ iittth u uur bi'wn Stone
stos f n,nc-ts, 'aci ioIr -trts, 2JtlJ \. N-r!,
la-t Filtv ointh st No 81 brcs store aud tenement
f,.I stari. : 2-,A0 I.cAi~l a.fra5, oS~r
u o. a C't OF Sicct.Uii "a ie /" "rJy oIt J|iih >
,iiutstlat,@ a. .I,O1o.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12
EUil.D.NG STATISTICS

For the yee eodos ers, My s7y 'c'G a,o 'cr 'i b,
~y OF M .r S' r" ,..UsI.at I."iSs o. '''"' O'
ItlccI u insfOti'n a. II" 'i.i@ SdN'l re.oits
..- OF 2Gi0 =, pee 90 i Tate'
h1 .r.7 At a., s9n"'.-' o,,l % %l-D o. o. ~. . ~
jl buiiiI's 4i,tea-- I~ei us- rot 'Ia-- -"i
o lcr eirct4rs n., o..rai,d, ississ, up"., 81 #
wi"o 9s'r r-'" i1'i.~' ,s' a.. IL AZ. . ..iH;
mated La, nistF ,"iT i-i ntIH'ihs - r. .ol
iG,s hatV cLAcu'>d. 10 bani, cid ci'., loJi ~"
= ,,aal,,, o',t of ,c| b.i,Iss, or ~In aa. ~srt
r.h.,ttd u~1ng TIE r"'.n Z" Arni S-'o5i2j e7,i
,o,a es'.ast, eo7t"' 1"" ouii-i-s and at roT
b~r.,u oa Watson. ant Al,i ,a;.rus tAnir,w ovens
C-c roport' To- L.. "e-a' IL ,, c~nh ci ~ 'h' ls,' 10
iuS O~e iLl T. IL sci r-I.t o. -.''lo ball
. a. .t-, - ,ius.i.h.- Law ,-,rt..i t}; vori,
,',,,,, L. s,,inh - to attorney, :. v"'''.h 30
iile tn onn W 81 r.i budpls reported nnsac
9ls Nge n.u > c al ,crr aNv,l ,.osA. s.,i.u ru,e,
W,e hr.i "a 10 uA,.e Aoio ser.o sG7 une.io
scat "a attorney, II y" 1'''n7" i'"Hc 2'oi "lLr7
90 AtrH' -, si' =" a'tns.,l ii .o ~
uc- s,Ir. - u..'cr 0i "'i.s r"''ty>I ~ =" sel''a
irr * Fire Farapcs sns Iron work g. x. Hyde
CLen re1re ~ Toe ""s ge1 iai rs"e's 81 - A..-
heretofore lrpVI'oi n -cs-,i-a- "a n" 'ohit'Li'
O. 90 I'sH rrl"l4 be 80 iiia;'i o.
as e,I 'osL~\ir or ~ NM repairs. ~ Nt -A g. ''
-, -l. % " in ~ IT, rt"r'd "a ''! Gu tn'n
H,i, t,, .i 80 O.. u, ~ u, (.'' io1sy u, V'' Hs
"..on Ia, uI4''ents "eic ivIoit>' t 0a,e lh COM
ii'eL w. @ Tn -, - ~ ,' t. men . a. al = -
..,4iI gI 90 Iffi.i.' : a. - ai .-i.tte r. .',r
r,.s. is i"n mH'-- o .sl ~ 40 NUN
neg i' in arch siriera beams Jld nIicls trst'd
Gaf - ire nitaof Ami 1895 bra'lngs roporr-a
hasia al ero"'e tn'l$" nSp -! a.. Z" .'nd Iin u 80
vi - .cs or oh.r .a.i,i.al 4c-aaFls AL '
osrss, us r'oro r'Iai iins esNa. @oo "l,-'s
a 40 ees %tis ,f ." "a ss,'p - - - [ .S s, - a,'"G
wcT, tstsi aId ai.rv'et
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12
DenlieirD.

4 BEAUTIFUL SET, So; GUM TEETH
~ 30 snge ~ ~ d rol ~ -!..r - al Tor: var
F." ted examine sl1almcnA "NFW.NOkk DENTAL
''OoMS,' ~ Gth-avG. c-tabls,d lsjl Remember 2I2
4 RFiFiClAL IEsIii ou a NEW PRINCE
~ Pilt iUimJVshlr us'Ural CDntinIoYs
I'f IL B--h
taot'as tie r"- TEETH without I6n with las -
30 ei'ib-A'e Two doors iion waverley place.
by. H. q. DURKis
A CORAl. RUBBER SET OF TEETH in
tiit" h!i'> Impression W tho f1r. Tho
lcnoih illryfoui'A 81, ET.alsIy ani Si.tn ave.
tris ibhf very snbs hes coOrrd gold u1i.nl
willeDcne rboTI sets ..ampsrs open frOns w n"s ~.
TrSuAtnis, ntIodr oxide!
iI,n Gtali ici,y, s4Itha,e .ss 6r
Ufoadnay 'irf ord Thirty sa
EE"BiOH6H. i15 w.si Thirty funr,h..t
nR. WAIf s. son, ~ EAST 23D-ST. have
~ Lom moiHc sse or Artificial T, eth wIci lighter
rnl, sn,l c4ocr than 0ticr, a, ,sshg perl CON
dh fdT 4i,n bsa 10 ~ g.fsiiy hJyoa, 80 per
Ihey ina ~ snptAn Pht'ns Gold and isIbbsr Sors
L. rr.r = pise Gni rtsSipY spro&y. Teeth stfMcirsi
up.er pi cs t'ut ~ rs rhsfSs when others -
serted Lady ~ stteujsuce
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HANEN,S MEXICO.

orR NExTDOOR NEiGuBOR. Recent Sketches Of
Mexico by the Gilbert Haven. u. D. Bishop III Tie
NJ f. Church With Maps sud Illustrations Crown sS'.
cloth. ~ %
Bishop Haven given In this book entertaining
account Of winters Journey throu M"Ncr. lie visited e
eicf cities principal "f interest in that eo 'nr
And and his adventures by The way III
lively srapho style, without hardening his nria'e WIKI
heavy statistics OF induleng IN historical padding. ~
picture of the actual social political and igous condition 81
Mexico az the present ne drawn from personal obs' alton
The wor n Interesting nsrnetve IL is pfois,y Has
trated with excellent wood eDgraving-.'
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REAL ESTATE.
Nrw-yoRw. Tuesday, Nay II. 1873.

NEw-YoRR Tncfday, Nay IT. 1879.
Sales were conducted to-day by Adrian ID.
upl,cr a. SON eamuel Krciser, Jamcs ". Miller. and
Richard v. IIarnett The bidding WIS SLACK ana the
property all purchased by paEues Ia n
i1"sixn fil deals Of sales will bo found appended
AUCTION SALES OF NEW.YORK REAL EsiAiH'
Rv ADRIAN H. Muller Ron.
pot of ground. 75Jxl0O with 4shfy s'o" seo o0o
houses. 2OS60. cor Jh ave ara eo'h
49," RV SIIaafi hrC2er.
.,,,,, ,ric Tenement nous. and lot No 100 Attorney
si 10 Il Stsutnn.st. lot
BIZ Ja,ags W. NiLIsT.
story brown stone house and oi, II Lexington -
ave an,I egh t. lot 20 jy77. 10
Ilv RiciArd E HGIH.n
tory brick i0nec and lot, litlH 2i3 III g or lst
ave. lot ~ 81 I5J.5x -010Sl37l.-- .........aIl'2t
AUCTION SALE or BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE.
Ystcry brj. house with 3 ots of land, G2 2xI0O
Ross st 100 n of SI3,DOO
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propo5als.

PROPOSALS FOR STONE.-piopoals VII
he rec, ei until tho 10Th uiS for furis'8 the Long
Fagaal Sl Nar.s rtO 1t g5,i quality and si1
ailTr,ad MssoT,. delivered at Hunter Jtn
af ". y. rs
Long tits. giNing lDiIt o
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