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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-11-02
FiNANCIAA AND Con.aERcTAL
Review of the Portland Markets

Fur The WEEK ENDING NOV. l.
The market is unsettled in a great MEASURE The
threatening aspect in Europe give provisions and
breadstuts an upward tendency, but if there should
be settlement of the difficulties without resoring
to arms there would be genaral reaction. Gold has
fuctuated considerably the past week and closed
wednesday, Nov. 1st at 109s. Apples are very plen
ty and prices are not very strong Beans are in
cellent demand at an advance in prices. Pea beans
are quoted as high S225 @S2.57 while yellow eyes
are selling for So. The cheese market remains yery
firm. Coffee is strong at the quoted p-ices. In cord
age slight advance is noted in MANILA rope Duck
is unchanged at the quotations of last week. An ad
vance on shore mackerel is the only change to note
in the fish market this week. Flour as would be expec-
tedis unsettled and the demand is not yet very large
Corn is much higher this week and quote car lots
at Is and bag lots at 50 cents. Meal is worth 60
cents. Lard is dull at unchanged prices. The leah-
er market is unchanged. Molasses is in good de-
mand at unchanged prices, Linseed porgie and
shore oils show an advance in prices this week. Pork
is quiet and prices remain the same as quoted last
week. Sugars are firm and are quoted higher than
last week. Granulated is quoted at III to ~ cents
and extra at 1is. Teas are dull and very quiet:
Tobacco is not all active at present.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Nj. G. M. ASSOCIATION.

special meeting of the Maine Charitable
Mechanics Association will be held in the Library
noon (Mechanics' HalD THIS AFTERNOON, at
l5o O'CLOCK for the purpose of attending the funeral
OF our deceased Brother, Chas. II. Hall.
Per order, R. b, SWIFT. Sec'y
noy2 sndIt
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Foreign Notes.

All Saints day was observed in Europe as a
holiday yesterday.
A despatch from Rome says Cardinal Antc-
nelli is dying. At last accounts be was uncoL-
scious.
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MARRIED..

In Steep Fails (Standisb) Nov l, by Rev. A. G. Hill
Tobias L. Eastman of Fryeburg and Miss Mary NJ
HobsOn OF Standsb.
In Auburn, Oct 10, Adomiron B. Crafts and Miss
Eda l.. Pusifer.
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Boston Bank Statement.
New York stock and Money Market.

New YORK, Nov. Money market
loaned up to B 9 per cent. on call this afternoon
and closed at the former rate. Foreign Exchange
no%nay, at ss2s g asl for prime bankers sterling
and actually at 4sz q 1921 and 4s3a a 4s4.
Gold hrmer at the close and advanced to 40, the
opening and closing quotation was $685. aud the
lowest, 1899. Carrying ratios u, 81 2, 4 and per
$2Os06OO0. The customs receipts to-day were $780,
900. Treasury disbursements S75s0OO for interest,
$4,000 in silver coin. Governments firm.
The stock MARKET though firm and generally high
er in the morning. declined heavily in the afternoon
on trustworthy Information that there have been
purpose of harmonizing existing differences aud that
after much discussion it was found impossible to
come to satisfactory settlement at present. and the
last meetnn that to-day adjourned to meet su bect
to the call of the chairman, Mr. Jewett the receiver
of the Erie.
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DIED.

In Gorham, Oct. q, Mr.. David Moore, aged 64
years months.
In Yarmouth. Oct. 81. Mrs. Joan B Rice, widow
of the late Calvin Rice, aged IS years month.
in Georgetown, Oct II, Mr.. Jacob Oliver, aged S.
wears months.
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NOTICE.

The annual meeing of the Martha Washington
Society will be held at the house of Mrs b. Little
field. So Brown street, on THURSDAY AFTER
NOON, Nov. I'd, at 3 O'clock
nov2snit MRS. q. W. BEALE, Sec'y.
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JAPAN.
A Bloody Revolt and Many Officials
AiJIPd.

LONDON, Oct. 1.-The following telegram has
been received at the Japanese Embassy, some
portions OF which are unintelligiple to The EN-
bassy ITSELF but it indicates that serious distur.
Dances have occurred:
1.-THE Kumamatto Shisiokus (sarweure class)
revolttd on the night OF the 23d of October,
killing many officials. They were soon SUBJ
dued. The imperial troops also fought and
overcame the Akitsonki Sh!sjokus near Kokon-
ra Hundreds surrendered. The Yamaigutsi
Shisjokus rose and escaped. Orders were is
sued for their arrest
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Brighton Cattle Market.

w 0I1o "So1h e11o1116 VFOO1fOrUdyj
Amount OF stock at market-Cattle 2212; Sheen
and Lambs 10, 113; Swine 100; number of Western
Cattle 1905; Eastern Cattle 80; Mich Cows and
Northern Cattle 275.
Prices of Beef Cattle " 100 TBS, live weght-Extra
at 80 6a3 S7a; first quality at s. 37t a 80; sec
ond quality at So 90 q 25; third quality Sd 37A
@ 70; poorest grades Of coarse Oxen, Bulls, &C.,
at 3 so "a 100.
Brighton Hides CT cents y H. Brighton Tai
low a &c ~ fb.
Country Hides q &c y fb; Country Tallow "a
&c P fb.
Calf Skins 10 q 12c y ID sheep Skins at 75c Lamb
Skins Toe each.
:. Working Oxen-Light supply in market and
limited demand for them. A few pairs each week is
an the market requires. We quote sa es as follows:
Pair. G;,5b T,,o Wo:oht n. ~:
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EOREIlsN PORTS.

AT Hong Kong Oct q ships Alex Mcneil, Pettes,
repairing; Alice Buck, HERMAN, for San francisco
baroue q Whitmore, Peabody, unc.
Sid i'm Madeira Oct 5, sch NJ A Folsom, Rose, for
st Martins.
Sid fm Malaga Oct %, barque Abby Bacon, Merrill,
New York.
ar at Malaga Oct 80, brig Mary Gibbs, Whitmore,
Marseilles.
Ar at stettin Oct 2s, brig Mary Leighton, Leigh
ton, New York.
ar at Belfast, 1, Oct 3Oth, brig Mary Fink, Over.
Boston.
Ar at Canso 2sth, sch Nellie May Mcdonald, Port
land.
Ar at st John, NIB, 3Oth, sch Fanny Flint, Warren,
Lubec.
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Some of Brigham Young's property was sold
at auction at Salt Lake yesterday to pay the
award OF the court in Ann Ehza's case. 1t
brought $1l85. More will be sold.
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The Mexican minister, just returned from
Mexico, prononnces the story of the elopement
of Mrs. Romers utterly false.
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SP0k EN-.

July 9. lat 80 N, lon 81 W. shin Harvester Ros.
worth, tfom Liverpool for San Fancsco. wv
sept q ia5 70 ). lon 20 w, ship Florida Curtis I'm
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CARDENAS. Schr Fred Walton-5476 shocks and
beads 80 prs heading empty casks ITO cart shocks
5l25 hoops 4O2 bbls potatoes.
ST JOHN, NIB. BIZ Schr Lorne-sOO bbls -four. 241
bags shorts ""A' I'll
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Providence Pin, CIoth, marke,
Public Debt Statement

rRovIDENOE. r. l., November 1.-The Printing
Cloths market dull but nominally steady at 44c for
best 81 "a.
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METEOROLOGICAL.

MI VEOHOEU0EEUA AL.
PROBABILITIES FOR TUE NEXT TWENTY -FOUR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE GRIEF SIGNAIl
OFFICER. Washington, DC,
Nov. 2, Il A. M.))
For New England.
and Middle states falling barometer, warm
southwest to south winds and 10 the northern
portions cloudy and rainy weather, but in the
southern portions haze or fog
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DEPARTURK OF sTEAMSllIPs.
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Wednesday, Nov. 4.

wednesday, NOV. Il.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Franconia, Bragg, New York-pessen-
gers and mdse to Henry Fox.
Brig Fannie Tucker. Tucker, Hull,lE, Al days in
ballast, to Wmslow Il Co.
Sch Canton, tof Portland) Henley, Dublin Ire.
Maize RR.
Sch Alaska, Thorndrke, New York-ifon 10 Rolling
Mills.
Sch VIM A Morrill,, Kelley, New York-coal to
Portland q Rochester RR.
Sch Alma, johnson, New York-coal to Evans s.
Mooney.
Sch Medford, Kellar, Boston,
Sch Aurora Boreas (BG Finley, Boston, to load
for st John, NIB.
Sch Elizabeth, Sinclair, Ellsworth for Boston.
Sch Oregon Kelley, Jonesport for Salem.
Sloop Qui vive, Dodge, RichmOnd's Island, with
cabbages.
Sch Fred Walton, Rich, Cardenas-Phinney &
jackson.
Sch Chas SAWYER Mullen, New York-Isaac Berry
Sch Lorne, OBJ Flower, St John, NB-John Port
eous.
Schs M Wiley. Wiley, and George B Mcfarland,
Mcfarland, Kennebec.
The new ship San Joaquin will 60 into the dry
dock to-day to be coppered. She goes from here to
Boston to load ice for Calcutta.
IFRoM OUR CORRESPONDENT.
EASTPoRT, Oct 27-sld, brig Alton, Perkins, for
Ar. sch M l. Wilson. Morrison, Portland.
Oct 28-Ar. schs Hudson, Colwell, Boston; Clara,
nlCLODS, DOSlOus
| LAUNCHED-At Millbridge Oct 9th. by j W Saw
yer, barque Alice 100 TONS owned by the builder and
others and to be commanded by Capt Warren Saw
yer. All ready for sea.
LFRoM MERCHANTS EXCHANGED
Ar at SW Pass 31st, baroue j L Hasbrouck, Cobb,
Portland.
Ar at Genoa prev to Oct 90, ship Marcia Greeneai,
Bunker, New Orleans.
ar at London 3Oth, ship John Bader, Pencil,
Philadelphia.
Ar at Naples sOth, barque syria, New York.
MEMORANDA.
Sch Mary Reeves, which was wrecked on the
West end Of Sable Island 16th had been previously
disabled by the gale, having lost her sails and was
unmanageable. She was driven on the reef striking
hard. and went to pieces almost Immediately. The
but they could render no assistance on account OF
the heavy sea. Capt Bracy was a resident Of Mt
Desert.
Sch Julia Carnage, of Rockland, Capt Holt, at
zabeth lost and split sails and put into Portland for
new ones. After refitting, proceeded and encoun-
tered another gale parting rigging &C. and put back
again. Proceeded second time and on reach
ing Cape Henry, had another gale and came to an
Choir inside, where che dragged and finally parted
both chains, losing both anchors She then put to
sea and reached destination without further damage
Sch Annie Murchie. of Calais from Brunswick, Ca
for New York, put into Lewes, DEL 29th with crew
sick Three men died on the passage of fever and
one mas died since she arrived.
Sch Lark, Hutchins, from Windsor, Ms, for Balti-
more, with plaster is ashore at Lynhaven Bay, full
of water. Assistance has been sent from Norfolk.
Sch Jed DnIen, Cook. at New Haven from Call
ais, reports heavy weather, and lost toretopmast,
split sails, &c.
vessel which arrived at Halifax slst reports hav-
ing passed four waterlogged and abandoned fishing
schooners.
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POLITICAL
New York Republican Nominees

NEW YORK, Nov. Thomas Murphy, NOM
mated on the Republican municipal ticket,
last night, was formerly collector of this port !;
III. j. Scudder was a member of Congress two
years ago; and w. 81. Stiner is one of the edi-
tors of the N Y. Herald
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EurOpennlMarkeIs.

LIVERPOOL, November 1.-12.30 P. M-Cotton
market is active and frmer; Middling upands at
Guiding 1000 bales for speculation and export; re-
eeipts of $500 bales no American
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Schooner f. A. Smith at Gloucester from the
Banks, reports the loss of three of the crew
washed overheard Oct. 10th. Their names are
James Sigsworth, Frank Dunn and Daniel
Mcneil.
Schooner Ella Hodgdon, which ran aground
at Portsmouth has come off all right.
The works of the Buffalo Hardware Com
pany were burned yesterday. Loss $50 900; in
sured for $17 ,000
Thomas Crane. while talking with friend
Tuesday evening on 44th street, N. Y, was ia
tally stabbed by Mike Madden, drunken loaf
err, who escaped. Madden was strangerl to
Crane.
Two horse thieves named Fulton and Hand
ley, were lynched ia Wyandotte county, Kan
more will be served the same way.
The old Methodist church iu Maiden, was
burned yesterday. Loss $40, 800.
C,lsare Pacini was convicted of numbering
Francisco Vincute at Providence yesterday,
and sentenced to imprisonment for life.
VIM. 81. Young, Colonel of the 18th New
York volunteers during the war. was thrown
from his horse in the Republican procession
Tuesday evening in Albany and killed.
A letter written on board the gunboat Ossi
pee gives details of the cylone of the 10th and
10th of October, and shows that the vessel had
a narrow escape from destructin.
Harry Hardker, an English thief. under five
indictments for burglary in Utica, N. Y,
jumped from an express train near Oriskany,
Tuesday night and was probably killed. as the
train was moving at the rate of 40 miles an
hour
David T. Lincoln, of Massachusetts, fell
among thieves yesterday noon on Nassau street,
N. Y. One grabbed his watch but Lincoln and
policeman captured the thief after hard
chase, recovered the watch, and had the thief
sent to prison.
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The Wool Market.

BOSTON, Nov. 1.-lReported for the Press l-Tbe
following is list OF prices quoted this afternoons
Domestie-Ohio aid Pennsylvania pck-lock a
dunn a g 43c; coarse 81 "a Ssc; Michigan extra and
Xxx 80 @ 400; fine 3s @ 800; medium So q 4Oc; com
mon II q 35c; other Western fine and x SO "a 4Oc;
~ g 42c; supertne 80 a A; No /, 20 @25c; comb
ing fleece 90 q DOC; Fine delaine 45 a 4Sc; California
ing II 55 Smyrna washed II "a SOC; do unwasb
ed, IA 9 &c: Buenos -Ayres 16 q 3Oc; Cape Good
33c. 10y ~ AZ "
The demand for Wool continues good and prices
have been well sustained. The sales have been to
fair extent. w
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Daily Domestic Receipts.
By water couveyance-1O00 bush cOrnm, al to q
W. True 81 Co. " -
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Imports from January 1 to Oct. %.

1876 1876.
TIoregn, oales .............,. 1868 232l4
D9mestlc' pales 80. .213,157 215,511
In New York the stock of fine grades of fleece be-
ing exceedingly light, buyers have turned their at
tent1on to medium, and since our last very fair
business has been consummated; prices continue
very strong, and on some grades an advance is de-
manded " Nv
In Philadelphia there is a fair trade doing in fine
and other kinds are moving in moderate quantities.
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MARINE NEWS.
Picked Up at Sen.

New YORK, Nov. brig Nellie Ware from
Manhattan, arrived today. She received some
of October. and on the 22d fell in with schooner
Katie P. Lunt of fremont. The Katie was wa
terlogged and the captain had lost two chill
dren, one being drowned in the cabin and the
other washed overheard. Capt. Ashbury of the
Nellie Ware rescued the crew of the Katie P.
Lunt and brought them here
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WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. 1.-The following is a
TeeapitulatiOn of the public debt for the month of
October as it appears on the books of the Treas
ury:
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

MOST EVERYBODY .NowS.
4 One thing most everybody knows,
[ That BOYS are CEothS7' from head TO feet, l
\ In ''Nezv York styles at GEORGE FENNo's,
Corner Of Beach and Washington Street
Boston.
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Assault on a RepubIicun speaker.

Assault on a Republican Speaker.
PORTSMOUTH, Va, NOV. 1.-At the close of a
Republican meeting Monday night those at
tending were attacked with pistols and clubs,
and MT Dezendorff, one of tie speakers, was
badly injured.
A Turbulent Meeting ia New Hamp,bire.
hocHEsTER, NOV. l.Col Chas. Ell. Joyce of
Vermont. last night addressed one of the Iaro-
est political gatherings ever assembled here
His scathing review of the record of T;ldep and
the Democratic party so vexed the Democracy
that they manifested their dspleasure by loud
talking and occasional screaming, recurring The
police to keep vigilant watch to preserve or.
der
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IFROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGED
Ar at SW Pass 31st, barque L Hasbrouck Cobb,
Portland
Ar at Genoa prev to Oct 90, ship Marcia Greeneai,
Bunker, New Orleans.
Ar at London Both, ship John Bader, Pennell,
Philadelphia.
Ar at Naples 3Oth, barque syria, New York.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-10-14
Church Nntes.

The Sacrament of the L'ri's Supper vii be
administered in tie Pa sly terrain Church, IN
this place, on Sunday, 18Th Rev. \. c.
Hopkins expects the Rev. Mr. Ligamie!tcr, OF
Beriyville, 10 preach Friday aud Saturday,
and nu Sunday Rev NJ Huston, WHO has been
a Nj, .o"ary in China Tor some years. He
will Also speak to the chitren.
A protra ted meeting is in progress at the
NE Church. South, in thi, place Rev. Mr..
Johnson, of B,Itimrre, has been preaching a
s.rles Of sermons Of great power AMI ability
through the pas; week The Qnrtcrly Meet
ing f,r this Station viii be held on Sunday,
lto-morruw) 18th.
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4 Gorn WArcn F.rNp.-A eoll VA

A COLD WATCH FvUND,-A gold watch
was stolen from the residence of Charles Goens
about seven years ago. 1t was found, a few days
ago, on the Shenandoah river road, aud restor-
ed to the owner 10 a damaged condilou-
though not SO much injured as to be beyond
repair. The gold chain was with it when
f,und. 1t is supposed the thief either bal
some computations Of conscience, or his tears
were aroused lest he should he detected IN
pos .c,siou Of it, ard took this means Of nd
ding inset OF 1t l., th~ h'pe Of IT'S res''f"-
ton ra tie owner IiWa- hDso TT him 60 re-
turn T.
Use Tr4xI Vr-,ut.y lar Gaw fos
btidur.>. dsuaruu aud az rrtan us .ar
scalp cu.r, tay Frsale"' Clio. S
Drug Store. Harper Ferry
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-10-14

Arrive at Baltimore az II \. W., and Ph'iadei
Phja atS p. NJ.
Tue uue Tor this tr,in is fixed especially
with a view 10 ac.,m.n rlt'nLal VIII wound
be at the Centennial ou Piggy Stewart or
Maryland and Vty-in, Dl,, and 10 time O.
witness the Grant Na,i7u,l Touruay; some
account Of which we append:
[ Prom he Philadelphia Rem, 5h.l
Thursday l9th, gives all promise Of becom-
ins as great u dly Is any at the ExnlbIuon.-
Il o, the anniversary OF the PesIy Stewart 20
te,-oarum-, which t1nk place at Annapolis on
tine lgJh Of O,t,uer, IVA. he celebration
wil he participated ~ by The eatire SlutheSu
States. me csrc,n ,ui,s OF III, day being per-
frmet hy IN, iii -. representatives. Of Mary
land aud Virginia.
The celebration viii iacla /, the novel anl
interesting Specuc.e-l hitting tournament
aud reception by the Governors OF the States
participating Ia the respective State buildings.
the programme wall begin at hl!t-pIS. MAE
m the morning with the following reuditinlS
ou lae chimes from the repertoire Of Prof. Wild
doves: .Jlr-y me- back % Oh Virginia
and " Mary land, my MARYLAND the latter Of
which the ROT, sSor plays with particular pre-
ti'itt.n. BE- caust bath Inn S,ii and lis bells
hail from I'D Mau sand.
Ia. mus, % tle chi.u $ viii be followed 10y
the following from tive First BIIale band, e.
De PLAYED go front 90 u ,chiuery Hal: ' Star
| Spau.lyi Bluucr, Dixie anl Sc ca Save
our Qurgu.'
Tae G.uug Tournament viii be- given at y
u'rl.cE It VIII crn-rE AZ thu fit ot George ;
llH. within the gr,puis TuiS is e. he the
/ great feature If tlet1y, The arn Iuuceneut Of
uhirh has produced great sensation. Seats
/ u.ll be provided ou tine hillside f'r = hundrr'i
Thousand. aud 10 is thought that Tat number
! IF visitor, viii be greatly exceeded fr'in IN"
/ amount 20 interest manifested ia tins chiva'-
ruus contest Il /, Al oli saving that there
I &, nothing new under the sun. which applies
vel o. tii, tournament The game. although
S., strange AMI u'vei iu this aye aul country,
va, one 90 the tay1uIe ptst.'neN Of chIvAirl'
/ kui.Nthr.l
The contest c,,l be IN al respects , reviva.
al tie p. 1.urts { 'heri idleasc~. II Will b.
pir,c.rrcl iu by fifteen kui-hf>. thirteen of
whom wall represent the thirteen original
states arl one the Uu.;sl States, AM one the
Centennial
r.. knights viii w.lr real nrm,r, anl their
+ horses will De c'll iD the trspplues It the HI.
tecu,h century Ioath,ipn. "a ialy, the Q1"eu
.0t Lrvr and Ge1'y. >,,l O. Dee the han'S'mrSt
woman ir America supported BY four ma'i'
Hfl.rrr fr.m iht flur sections ot iae countr!
wi.l participate IN the tpGrrnment. The Ia
.f.s names are vfi'ci lr.r The public with The
,,.-t absolute s'r.crrc~S tut viii be- au'
% rrrreI .u tie On -r.io- Of Tie tournament.
a magnificent uyr,tc,hui, display on the
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Unp.rAae"a suoress.

We extend >, the PphIr. ,,rIa' r-e"
incubation Of DE-, Schlcy', Family C"ngi
Syrup. II is uncqnaled by any in the market
FIR the sure aud speedy cure Of Coughs, C'l!'
and all Kindred Affections. Admirable
pleasant. aud cficacious remedy Great thing
Tor Woooping Cough aud Group. Ask yonr
dealer for it. Only % cts for large bottle
Satisfaction guaranteed
5. ScHLEY & RGo ProprietorS.
Frederick City, Nd.
Aug. 10. lsI6-lm Change monthly.
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A number &C our citizens vlsI lng the Cen
teruul are awaiting themselves ui the advIn-
,ace- offered by Adams Express Company, and
are serdiu. their bag age by that lire and
have s, promptly delivered. aul avoid the de-
'aTRal veXasion incident % depending upon
local expresses \ Phllaicllhiln writes that
considering the pnuerage. nnI only Is the
Adams the most convenient bUJ The cheapest
'.-- p. ---1 iv-Nf7 Tiw-,
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w EST,
Dr.. EOmIinSon Dental
Office.
CoBSER OF CHARLES AND LIBERTY STREET
CharleStOwn.

FIVE Pocket Cutlery. R,z'rs. Scissors. Car
pcn,ers' Rules ani Pencils. Egvolvers. Car
trilges, Fishing Tackle. Violin aud Guitar
Strings, all a, how prices a; GItcrts Drug
Store Hl-7rrs F,--v
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Jte Virginia Free Press,
.r,.c odd Family Journal
,.e,e,rovx. OcroBEE Ia. 1875
rrief Mention

Samuel Price. Z : S'al,or attended
sr..-.,q Church, ia this place On Sun
ssa-lt last.
-..s-,y Bright and Dark Navy Tobaecrs
Gs.ane Havana Filler a, Scat Gill
n.r. Store. Harper's Ferry
~.,,r-r GaIa'cr. sro of the Senior Of
,,r la, been CO. s-u as one Of the iif-
t,..Ul,at tae Centennial T urat-
rrfb., beca catereJ as tbc Haish, 'f
yr-ra.
.... r,a, B, prevent Typh "a Fevor or P"
r...ltv.,. were going @. btvr ne clii>
,...-,sSs pr Bulls Vegetable Pills
...r u..I, ago we printed an extended
Papl,ls History Of the Uuityd
r., y.ry handsomely printed a"d
,,lia sc.rirs with tteexcel'eut char
.....,. u.rk. Mr. VI. J Manning is the
..r-..ai.uc subscriptions furtbi, work
...t.s fG.,k.lcy aud Jea rs'n, and
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t.-aa6.
s..., aal Blank Books, Gsx Papers
r... -.g..s aaI an Kinds of writing ma
..-sGHsu's D,ug Store, Harpcrs Ferry
r.., week we noticed that s'ue Of tbe
...,. If Mr. Sur,ettr had erected a pole 90
s..- Since tba; time thew t.ok that
--1 rrf.rp ar.tIt--a higher one.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-10-14
Hol For The Centennial

y Especial train will pass over the fillmore
and OHIO Railroad destined. without change
Of cars, for Philadelphia, or MoSuAr NExr.
l6Tu. at reduced fares to accommodate the
people Tickets good Tor fifteen days, aud
passengers viii have the privilege OF Stopping
over a; Bllum're and Washington on return
n.n. This trim viii IeAve As ollaws: