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Caps Abdominal supporters Suspensory BandsgeA
shoulder Braces and Clutches at MARSHS Truss Office
No. 2Vesey street. Lady in attendance.
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ALL GENTLEMEN ARE INVITED TO CALL
examine and buy pair OF substantial winter SHOES
81 CANTRELLA Pal Fourth avenue
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BARTLETT'S IMPROVEMENT IN STREET
lighting. French porcelain REFLECTIONS
fitted M on the boulevard lamp. Sample sslcsroom,
569 Broadway New York,
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A-RUPTURES AND PHYSICAL DEPORMITIES
successfully treated by Dr. MARSH at No Vesey street.
opposite St Paul's church
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BALLS AND PARTIES vs. SNOW AND RAIN
Doors and SHOES for ali occasions
MILLER, No. Union square.
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C.-CHRONIC CATARRH, DEAFNESS. DR.
KECK'S method cures every Trial free 50 West
Twenty-iOurth street.
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GU BA.

HAVANA, Jan. g. 1875.
To-day il holiday, and business is suspended.
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THE MINISTRY TENDERS IT'S RESIGNATION.
LONDON, Jan. 10 A. M.
The Tines Paris de spatch announces that the
entire French Cabinet has rendered its resignation
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DIR. NJ LEvETT, THE CELEBRATED DENTIST.
No % West street uses IN sensitive and
l6l Sixth avenue Sold by all druggists 5Oc and 81 {
bottle.
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OK CENTs-"ARr OF CANvAssTNG OR AGENTS.
~ Guide.n This little work enables any one 10 make
living BY mail, 2sc. New York Book Concern. No
Warran strset New York.
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HEALTH RESTORED WITHOUT MEDICINE
by DU BARRYs RRvALENrA ARABIC FooD to the stomach,
nerves lungs and liver, curing dyspepsia dndgesoni
constipation, diarrh1a acidity papitation. seepless
ness debility wasting cough asthma levers conslmp.
other remedies. Depot in New York. JOHN Y. HENRY,
CURRAN co. Nos and College Mace.
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THE ALABAMA INVESTIGATION.

JAMES S. BRIsBIN, o. .. A.
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The Molly Maguires at Work.

PoTTsvILLE, Pa, Dec. 1O-Despatche from
Mahany City and Gilberton this morning sta tie
that there is much excitemsnt in that vicitity
over two dreadful murders committed this
morning by party of masked men who enter
ed the house of Charles O'DonnelI, took him
out back of the house, and shot him dead
They then took man named McAllister from
his house and killed him in the same manner.
later despatch says sister of McAllister's
was also murdered. The murderers are sup.
posed to belong to the Molly Maguires. No
reason can be given by the people in tho neigh.
borhood for the bloody deeds.
Later.-The excitement at the scene of the
double murder continues Later dispatches
place the number of masked and armed men
who surrounded and entered the house at So
1t seems that the shooting grew outof previ-
Gus shooting affair, the facts of which the
ODonnells were aware of, and it is thought
that the murierers found it necessary to silence
them for fear of the damaging evidence in their
possession, Chas. O'Donnell received IL bull
iets and an attempt had been made to burn the
BODY. Mrs McAlister, daughter of Mrs.
ODonnell, was shot and instantly killed while
folloWlngi the mob Frank Wenrich, mer-
chant IN good standing at Mahanoy Citv. was
arrested as one of the men.
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MINOR TELEGRAmS,

Hugh Mclaughlin, nephew of Boss Nc
Laughlin Of Brooklyn, has paid into the CITY
treasury $1,000, that amount being the sum
ne appropriated to his own use when treasurer
of the Brooklyn fire department.
Eulogistic resolutions on Henry Wilson were
day night.
A telegram has been received from Yokoba.
ma stating that Portuguese having been de-
tected in trying to negotiate false letters of
credit, purporting to have been issued by the
Japanese government, for $S,OO0,0O0, had fed
either to America or Europe.
Attorney General Pierrepont has decided
that an appeal be taken from the decree of
Judge jackson, on the Harpers Ferry case,
which was recently decided against the govern
ment and in favor of the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MATTERS IN MAINE
A SAD DEATH.

An Inmate of the Insane Asylum suAo-
Gated.
AUGUSTA, Dec. 10.-Miss Eliza G. Weston of
Cornvie, an inmate for several weeks of the
Maine insane hospital, procured match and
set her bed on fire and died from suffocation
early this morning.
Fatal Accident At Bath.
BATH, Dec 1O.-Charles H. Mitchell, en-
ployed at the Name Central depot here, was
probably fatally injured this morning by the
sliding of part of a carload of plank upon
him. He was 81 years of age and has wife
and two children.
Liquor Seizure ut R0ckland.
RoCKLAND Dec. 10.-Poice have just made
large seizure of liquors at the drug store of L.
NJ. Robbins, publisher of the Rockland Opin-
ion, obtaining eleven barrels of various kinds Of
liquors, besides various boxes and smaller
packages. The seizure was made on COM
plant of Alden Crockett, who had been as.
sailed in Robbins paper.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
Failure of n Large Lumber Firm. .,

FAILURE OF n Large LUMBER tIrmsl
Boston, Dec 10.-E. d. Peters & Co., the
oldest and most extensive lumber commission
firm in Boston, suspended yesterday. Large
losses, shrinkage in property; and business
depression, are the causes assigned. A meet
ing of creditors will be called.
The Tract Society aud Bishop Haven.
John FL. Vincent corresponding secretary of
the Sunday school union and of the tract So
ciety of the Methodist Episcopal church, pub
fishes card in regard to the remarks made in
the Boston preachers meeting Monday morn
ing, and in order to place those societies in a
proper light, the secretary says the representa-
tives of the Sunday school union and of the
tract society present at the preachers meeting
by invitation, had nothing whatever to do with
the invitation to the Bishop or the sentiments
he advanced to the vote of welcome rendered to
him. The societies are entirely devoted to the
Christian work for which they were organized
and have not as such the slightest interest
either in the platform or candidates of political
parties.
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THE WHISKEY FRAUDS.
The Milwaukee Ring.

MILWAUKEE, Dec. 1O-In the U. S. Circuit
Court today, it was decided on motion of the
governments attorney to take up no more
criminal whisky cases this term. The civil
suits are to be taken up next week.
To-day closed the examination of witnesses
IN the case of Burback & Reynolds, charged
with conspiracy to defraud the revenue. Ar
gument by Judge Dickson for the prosecution
and by Mr.. Murphy for the defence were COM
pleted and the case will be given to the jury
tomorrow.
Lewis R;ndskoff, listiler, who has been in
jail for the past week for contempt of court in
refusing to answer question asked him by Su-
pervisor Hendrick, as to the purpose for which
he paid check of 5000 to S. j. Conkln, reve-
nue. agent, last April, was to -nght taken from
Jail by U. S. Marshal and brought before the
Supervisor. The examination lasted two hours.
Nothing is known as to what transpired eXcept
that Rindskaf purged himself of contempt by
answering the questions.
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Books Received.

Twice Told Tales. By Nathaniel Hawthorne
Cloth, two Volumes 25s and 26s p2., price S125
each. Boston: j. R, Osgood & Co. Portland:
Bailey & Noyes.
Songs Of Three Centuries. Edited by John
Greenleaf Whittier. Cloth, 1852 pp., price $780,
Boston: j. R. Osgood & 90. Portland: Bailey
s. Noyes.
On Teaching: Its Ends and Means. By Henry
Calderwood, Professor of Moral Philosophy in the
University of Edinburg. Cloth, ia PIP, New
York: G. p. Putnam's Sons. Portland: Dresser
Mcclellan s. Co.
The Big Brother. A Story of Indian War. By
George Cary Eggleston. Cloth, illustrated, 1872 pp
New York: G. P. Putnams Sons. Portland:
Dresser, Mcclellan g. Co.
The Boy with an Idea. By Mrs. Eloart au-
thor of "Tom Dustan's Troubles &c. Cloth, il
Illustrated, 295 PIP. New York: G. P. Putnam's
Sons. Portland Dresser, Mcclellan & Co.
Roddy's Reality. By Helen Kendrick johnson,
author Of 'Roddy's Romance" Cloth, illustrated,
s0pp. New York: G. P. Putnam's Sons. Port
land: Dresser, Mcclellan 81 Co, and Loring
short g. Harmon.
A farmers Vacation. By George E. Waring.
Jr., of Ogden Farm. Reprinted with additions
from Scribner's Monthly. Cloth, illustrated, 25l
pp., price IS. Boston: j. r. Osgood s. Co. Port
land: Bailey g. Noyes.
The River of Dreams. and Other Poems.
By G. E. O., anthor of "Thurid." Cloth, 81 PIP.
Boston: Lee s. Shepard. Portland: Dresser,
Mcclellan s. Co.
The History of My Friends: or, Home Life
with Animals Translated from the French of
Emile Achard. Illustrated, 1913 PIP. New York ::
G. P. Putnam's Sons. Portland: Dresser, Nc
Lelan & Co.
The Young Mechanic. Containing directions
for the use of all kinds of TOOLS and for the con-
struction of steam engines and mechanical models,
including the art of turning in wood and metal.
BY the author of "The Lathe and its Uses" &c.
From the English edition with corrections. Illus
trated, 346 PIP cloth, price S1.75. New York: G..
P. Putnam's Sons. Portland: Dresser McLel-
Ian g. Co.
Moenfolk. true account of the Home of the
Fairy Tales. By Jane G. Austin. Illustrated by
W. j. Linton, 205 PIP. New York: P. Putnam's
& Sons. Portland Dresser, Mcclellan & Co.
The LegaI.Tender Acts. Considered in rela-
ton to their Consttutionality and their Political
Economy By Samuel T. Spear, d. D. Paper
104 pp., price rs cents. New York: Baker, Voor,
HES & Co. Portland Lorng, Short g. Harmon.
Currency and Banking. By Bonamy Price,
Professor Of Political Economy in the University
ofOxford. Cloth 176 PIP. New York: d. Apple
ton s. Co. Portland: Bailey & Moves.
The Asbury Twins. By Sophie May, author of
the "Little Prudy Stories" One of the Maiden
hood Series. Cloth. 81 PIP. price 81 25 illustrated
by Miss L. B. Humphrey. Boston: Lee e.
Shepard. Portland: Bailey G. Noyes.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

119 Commercial Street, Portland, IN G.
y-He fills orders promptly and at LOVES I
MARKET PRICES. no23sn1m
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No Mixed at 42i q 43c cash; 40c seller December;
41kc seller January Oats are scarce and firm mo at
3ih q 34ac cash. Barley unchanged. Rye unchanged.
Receipts-5,0OO bbs -four, 900 bush wheat $4,000
bushicorn, 1000 bush oats, 1000 bush barley, 1900
bush rye,7 500 hogs, $50 cattle.
CINCINNATI, December 10.-Pork nominal. Lard
Is in fair al, demand and marketfrm steam at 12a on
are quiet and unchanged for spot; good demand for
future delivery; shoulders at 81 clear rib at ~ for
March. Bacon quiet and unchanged. Green Meats
steady with moderate demand; shoulders II q 70;
sides 1oh q 10s; Hams at 1Oi q 105 for heavy and
Light Hogs firm; sales common light at so q 25;
fair to good packing So q 60; few good to extra
sold at s. a 4 20; receipt 9S7 head; no shipments
Whiskey is in fair demand aud firm at 10.
NEW YoRK, December lO.-Cotton steady ;NIddling
upands 1870.
CHARLESTON, December 10.-Cotton is firm; Mid
ding uplands at 12a @ IL 13-l6c.
MoRILE, December 1O.-Cotton firm; Middling
uplands at 1913 g 12Ac.
SAVANNAH, Dember 10.-Cotton is firm; Middling
uplands 12sc.
NEW ORLEANS, December 1O.-Cotton firm; Mid
ding uplands 124c.
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F OR e q N.
The Deutschland Victims,

LONDON, Dec. 10.-When the Deutschland
left Bremen, she had on board 101 adults, II
children and infants Of these IS were saved
and IS are missing. Mr. Meyer, Bremen mer
chant, furnishes a narrative wherein he GEN.
sures the people of Harwich for not sending as
sistdnce on Monday. He says the sea was
rough, but not dangerous, and he even thinks
the captain himself might have safely launched
boats during the day, as some Of them were not
swept, away until Tuesday night. A tug
brought N to-day ten additional corpses, two of
of Mr.. Grossman, a first class passenger.
The wreck still holds together, but is appar-
emily about to part amidships No arrange
ments have been made Tor recovering the car
go, and a feet of fishing smacks are around the
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NEW YORK.
Reward for Tweed-A R1mor that He

Reward for Tweed-A R1mor that He
was Seen i'm Norfolk
NEW YORK, Dec 10.-Sheriff Conner has
sent circular to every city and town in the
county, Offering $4,000 reward for Tweed
A private despatch last night stated that
Tweed was seen in Norfolk Va, in disguise,
yesterday.
A Heavy Thief.
j. B. Spears, for two years attached to the
establishment known as "Walker's California
Vinegar Bitters Co." as a clerk. is alleged to
have been detected in stealing money from the
firm to an amount estimated from $4,000 to $40
600.
Suits to Recover Duties.
Twenty-Five suits were begun in the q. S.
District Court against the firm of Wyle,
Knevos & Co., to recover $4,000 duties on
warehouse bonds on merchandise.
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MARINE NEWS,
Missing ScIrOoners.

CAMDEN Dec. 10.-Nothing has bean heard
from the schooner Highland Lass, of Camden,
which left Boston Nov. 29tb, before the gale
with general cargo for Rockport and Camden.
The crew consisted of Capt. Gould, Samuel
Mclaughlin and Charles Morey, all OF Rock
port. The Cynesure, Capt Dillingham;, from
Salem same date, for Rockport, has not been
heard from.
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CHICAGO, Dec. 1O.-The Times has special
despatch from Vicksburg mentioning the con-
fict at Rolling Fork between band of rs
negroes, commanded by Moot Parker 1t is
reported that the colored commander, Captain
Arthur Brooks, and five other negroes were
killed and large number wounded. All is
quiet now,
The riot grew out of au attempt of negroes to
rescue one of their color who had been arrested
on account Of difficulty with white man.
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The 100000 Race.

San FRANCISCO, Dec 10.-The question of
tne $3o, 900 race is again revived Some MEM
Ters OF the Jockey Club say it will come off on
tuesday II the weather remains fine. Other
hm nnan say it is indefinitely postponed The
fering from epizootc. wv sum sur
;aa Moss Browne was buried to-day from his res
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DIED.

In Scarboro Dec. 0. Sarah Tompson, aged 80 years,
daughter Of the late Saml Tompson. ESQ.
Funeral services this afternoon at O'Clock, at
the house of Edward Tompson.
In East Poland, Dec. 8, Mr.. William Daley, aged
81 years days. Western papers please copy.
In Naples Nov. 26, Hiram Briggs.
In Denmark, Nov 4, Mrs. Nancy, wife of James
MeLucas aged 81 years months.
In Bath, Dec. 8, Mr.. Samuel Y. Leeman, aged 50
years.
In Topsham, Dec Z, Bethia Hunter, aged Ga years.
In Carthage, Dec. 2, Mr.. Willard W. Judkins, aged
Al years.
Rice, aged 50 years.
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Grimes and CusuaIties

Reports are received, but no particulars, of
an accident on the Harlem railroad at Wood-
lawn. The wreck covered both tracks.
despatch from Minola, L. T., says Delaney
was executed at IL 40 a H., ard died in even
minutes, after making short speech confess
ing his crimes. His bravado was extraordi.
nary
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MARRIED.

In Bridgton, Dee. 8, Franklin P. Morrill, Of Bethel
and Miss Effe j. Dodge of Bridgton.
In Casco. Nov. 70, by Rev. Orison Cannon, G. H.
Hill Of Windham and Miss Ida M. Stiles Of Gray.
In Casco, Dec. 5, by Rev. Orison Gray, ID. Adebert
Dyer OF Bridgton and Miss Emma F. Lord of Naples
In Harrison, Nov. "a. Frank q. Foster and Miss
Helen M. Neweomb.
In Brunswick, Nov. q. Louis Thompson and Miss
Mary Beasaw.
tina Chapman.
In Weld, Nov. 16, George F. Collins of Starks and
Miss Abbie E. Horn of Weld.
In South Norridgw0ck, Dec. 4, Geo. A. Hussey and
Miss Anna f. Butler.
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SALT LAKE, Dec. 1O.-In the Georpe Re,-
nolds polygamy case the jury this even;nc
brought in verdict of guilty with a recnnts
mendation to mercy. Wv" ie0oii-
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More Trouble with the Direc, c,,,.

NEW YORK, Dec 10.-The officers of the Di-
rect United States Cable Co. announce that
5helr line is interrupted 100 miles east OF Nova
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European Markets.

LONDON. December 10-12.30 P. M.-Cnsos at
81 Lie for money and account
LONDON. December 1O-12.30 P. M.-Amercan Sc
curites-United States new S. at 104s Erie Railway
at 14s.
LIVERPOOL, December 10-12.3O P. M.-Cotton is
FIRM; middlng uplands at I5-16d; do Orleans at
3-16d; sales 1000 bales including 1000 bales for
speculation and export,
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Providence Print Cloths Market,

PROVIDENCE December 10.-The Printing cloths
market held at 4 for 80 days to 4ac for go days for
best GA CAPS but the market is weak and some sales
have been made shade under the quotations.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Please tell the people that you saw their
advertisement in the PRESS, the circula-
ton of which, per month, exceeds 100000.
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AND COMMERCIAL.
Portland Wholesale Markets.

FRIDAY, December 10.-The general market Is
firm with but few changes to note. December is al
ways dull month, and the present month is no ex-
ception, although there is a fair trade among our
wholesale grocers. There is good prospect Of a
lively trade at the opening of the new year.
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NEW YORK, December 10-Evening Money was
easy at a per cent Foreign Exchange was firm
at 4s4 a 4S4a for long and 4sS for demand. The
Customs receipts to-day were 1921 900.
Gold opened at l1ts. fell to 1144, advanced to 14,
at which it closed. The rates paid for carrying
LIZ g. and 81 per cent; loans also made fat.
The clearances at the Gold Exchange Bank were
1927 703 900. The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-
day 900 in interest and $276OOO in redemption
of bonds.
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mEMORA NDA,

Baruue Horace Beals, Pickett, from Soderham for
Gloucester was lowed into Milford Nov 26th, with
less Of tore topgaant mast jbboom. bowsprit, and
bow stove, having been in collision Gath with an I'M
known vessel.
Sch j Tinker, Carver, from Salem of and for Ire
mont encountered the gale of the Both and was blown
off, losing mainboom, tore sails, and sustained other
damage, rendering the vessel unmanageable. She
was fallen in with 18th inst, in lat 40 49, Ion Ct 3d. by
a New York pilot boat and towed to New York.
The report OF the arrival of brig Charles Wesley at
Portsmouth, is contradicted. The crew only were
taken IN there.
Sch Lacon, before reported ashore on Salisbury
Beach. was hanled off night Of the sth and towed to
Newburyport where she will be repaired.
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Daily Domestic Receipts.
Boston Stock Market.

By water conveyance-10OO bush cornmeal to G W
True & Co.
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GERMAN SNUFF
GERMAN SNUFF.

Price IS cents. For sale by all dr. e
gists. III you are remote frssR ga city
send so cents to the asert ana receive n
box by return mail. General Agents for
the United States, SMITH, DOOLIT.
TIE & SMITH, Wholesale Druggists
Dc fremont Street, Boston.
dec7 leOdsn6m
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SPOKEN.

Oct T. lat A S, Ion 81 W, ship st John, from New
York for San Francisco.
Nov %. lat 50 O5 N, Ion SO W. barque Robt Morri-
son, steering West.
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Messrs j Randall & Co have crew in the woods
getting out the frame for barque Of 500 TONS to be
built in their yard at Knghtvile She is to be built
of the best material and will be first class in every
respect. Capt McCarty, formerly OF barque James
McCarty, will command her.
Brig Addie Hale is undergoing extensive repairs
and is to have poop deck put on.
Sch Alaska has beeu stripped and is to be reftted
and put in good seagoing order.
Master f Hodgkins, of Eden is building schr
OF 100 tons tor David Hodgkins 81 Sons of Lamoine,
to be off next spring, and to be commanded by Capt
Alfred Hodgkins of Hancock.
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New York Stock and Money Market.

300 Eastern Railroad. 10
So ..........do. ................... "........ q
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Sid I'm Liverpool 2sth, 9 W White. Dyer Mobile.
Cid at London 9th, Peru. Larrabee, Cardiff and
Rio Janeiro; Titan, Berry. do and Hong Kong.
Ar at Bristol e, Nov q, Evane Hichborn, from
Hudikswall.
Cid at Cardiff Nov 25th, Annie Fish, Hoffses, Hong
Kong, land sailed from Penarth 26th)
Ar at Milford Nov 26, Horace Beals Pickett, Solder
ham for Gloucester.
Ar at Table Bay, CGH, Oct II, barque Jas McCar-
ty, Gould, Portland
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REDER'S
GERMAN SNUFF.

this h0rrid complaint can be cured!
At this season of the year, when
people, by undue exposure and the
sudden changes in the weather,
are liable to catch cold, we advise
them to carry in the pocket a box
of
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DEATH
Will BE
YOUR DOOM |.
CATARRH
KILLED THEM I!

And if you doubt the fact look
back and call to mind how it was
first cold, then Catarrh and last
Consumption. Why will people
suffer when by the use of the rem.
edy
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 1O.-The indictment of
General Babcock by the Grand Jury at st.
Louis. has been officially communicated to the
Attorney General