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The Molly NIauuires.

New YORK, May 9.-Dispatches from Potts
vile, Pa, state that there was intense excite
ment there yesterday, occasioned by the EVIL
dence of detective, who testified that the
Molly Maguires, of which he had become a
member, were branch of the ancient order of
Hibernians, with test oaths binding them to
murder any person obnoxious to them or their
organization; that Yost was murdered by two
members of one society, who in turn furnished
man to murder another person who was OBJ
noxous to the other society.
A murder of any outsider was made the &C.
cason of promotion of the murderer None
but Catho,ic Irlshmen can be members The
detective swore that Patrick Collins, a county
commissioner, is master of one division of Mol
ly Maguires in Palo Alto.
President Gowen of the Reading Railroad
testified that Collins had secreted the murder
ers and done other things for which be would
soon be called to account The Molies have
signs, grips and passwords. The testimony
created CONSERVATION among the members who
were spectators in court.
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NEW ORLEANS-Ar Sd. ship Scotia, Mitchell,
Havrs: 8th sch Lady Woodbury., Woodbury., Utilla.
KEY WEST-Ar 9Th, ship John Wyman, Patten,
Havre.
SAVANNAH-Cld 4th, sch Cathie Berry, Seavy
Brunswick, to load tor New Haven.
Lewis Calais.
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WatertoWu CattIe Market.

WATERFOWL May 9.-Receipts Beef Cattle 1850
head The receipts are again large from the West
and the quality equal to former arrivals but prices
are unaltered. There good feeling for cattle:
70 75 second quality at rs q $780, third qualify
!, Sheep and Lambs-Receipts 1852 head. Most of
the flocks CANE in sheared, selling 40 5Ic ay IN.
prices remain steady all grades; sales in lots at
20O % 30 each; extra at "a 30, or from AZ TO Re-
" 1b. Veal Calves sold at so "a so, " o'
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This ST. Louis Flood.

ST. LOUIS, Nav 9.-The river at this point
has risen nearly two feet since last night, but
the swell is very SLOW tonight, aud not more
than another foot is expected. The water
line is now within nine feet of the food mark
of 1874, and is higher than at any previous
time since 1851 All the cellars on Front street
in the business part OF the city are flooded and
the water has reached the curbstoue in the
lowest places. All the low land in the upper
part of the city occupied by lumber, stock
yards, &c, is submerged, and considerable
damage has been done. The low lands 10 the
south part of the city are also inundated, but
the damage in that locality is not material yet
Several railroads are more or less injured by
the late storms, but all have large gangs of
men actively at work repairing damages, and
detentons are slight and only temporary.
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Daily Domestic Receipts

BY BOSTON AND MAINE RAILRoAD-Kendall &
Whitney car seed, Stevens 81 Co. cars corn, HI
True car corn. N B Noble.& Co. car corn, Webb
d Phinney, cars corn, Brastow Bros. 1 car corn,
c Jewett l car corn, A D Morton / car corn,
flour, Union S. M. Coz cars -four, Empire Mills 1
cartfour, Order cars -four, j B Fiske flour,
D Coolidge 8 cars -four G Hayward & Co. l car
flour, L cars of merchandise, M err ~
cars merchandise. Sc o Il car merchandise,
Portland IA cars of merchandise.
- By water conveyance-10O0 bush cornmeal to G..
W. True 81 Co.
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MENHORAND

Brig Hattie Wheeler. Armstrong, from New York
iol Portland with coal, went ashore on Horseshoe
Part OF materials saved. The vessel registered 1852
TONS was built in 1861, and owned by Phinney g.
jackson and others, of Portland. No insurance.
Sch VIM Douglass. McIndoe, at New York from
Baracoa reports I'd inst 25 miles North Of Hatteras
had gale from NE and broke manboom. stove for
ward house, split fore and main Sails and lost FORE
topsail. II
Sch Gem, from Boothbay for Boston. which went
ashore at Cape Porpose, has been sold she lay,
Tor 1925. She was valued at $4,000 and was owned
by ii & Remission, and W NJ SAWYER of Boothbay
No insurance. Probably go to pieces
Sch Para. Chase, from Richmond for Rio Grande,
put into Bermuda Sd inst with head of foremast
sprung. 2t
Sch Emeline McLain. Young. from Quincy Point
for Philadelphia, is ashore at Townsend Inlet full of
water She registers 149 tons and was built at Rock
land in 1858,
: Liverpool, Ap 23-The ship j B Brown. from San
Francisco has been in collision in the river with the
Queen of the Mistey; latter carried away bowsprlt
and headgear. -
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Foreign Notes.

The approaching conference between Prince
Gortschokoff, County Andrassy, and Prince
Bismarck, will be held at the latter's official
residence
The owners of the steamer Strathclyde which
ran into and sunk the Flanconia, gained their
suit for damages against the latter. The dam
ages were laid by the plaintiffs at e46,OCO
The weekly statement of the imperial bank
of Germany shows an increase Of 1868. 900
marks.
The steamship Goethe which returned to
Plymouth with her screw damaged has repair
ed and sailed for New York.
The Sultan Of Morocco has punished the par :
tics wholcommitted aggressions on neutral ter.
ritory in Africa.
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THE INDIANS.



chasing Arms.
OMAHA. May 9.-Gen, Crook left to day for
the Red Cloud and Spotted Tail agencies to be-
come acquainted personally with the feeling
of the Indians there, which will in a measure
determine his action daring the coming season.
If he finds the Sioux favorably disposed and
can trust them he will raise a body of 300
scouts. If not, his Intention is to raise them
from the Snakes and Grows. The General will
not return here till his expedition is over. He
expects to start in the course of three weeks.
Preparations are going forward rapidly. The
force sent out to pursue the Indians who killed
Mr.. Hunton and stole all his horses, followed
the trail till it was destroyed by severe storm.
The trail lay in the direction of the agencies
and was undoubtedly driven there. Sitting
Bulls village is reported to be on the Yellow
stone, at the mouth of the Powder River. All
the Indians from Crazy Horses band who es-
capped have joined him and very many from
Standing Rock agency. 1t is known that the
half breeds are purchasing large quantities of
ammunition aud trading for guns, &C.. which
doubtless are transferred to the hostile Indian
camn
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HUNDREDS of lives have been saved by the use of
HUNTS REMEDY, the great Kidney Medicine. 1t
cures Dropsy and all Diseases of the Kidneys, Bad-
der and Urinary Organs. HUNTS REMEDY is pure
ly vegetable, and used daily by physicians in their
practice Do not delay, but try HUNTS REMEDY
immediately. tst -. H
my2 .ttaes prs8 mySeodSswlw
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DEPARTURES oR srEA msIuvps.
MARINE NEWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.


ft-l "t Tuesday, HHay o.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Chase, Bennett, Halifax MS.
Steamer City OF Portland, Pike, st John NIB via
Eastport for Boston. =
Sch Ontara. Dow, New York-coal to Sargent, Dem
nson & Co.
Sch Geo b Ferguson, Ferguson, Reimbursement
to A Morse & Co.
Sch Mary Elizabeth, DAVIS, Round Pond.
Sch Caroline Grant Pray. Calais for Providence.
Sch L Godfrey, Wheaton, Kennebce for Pbila-
delphia
Sch Jas Martin. Brown, Kennebec for New York.
CLEARED.
Barque Sweat, Griffin, Cork, for orders-Jobn
Porteou'.
Sch George Sheppard, Rich, Glasgow : Albert
WARWICK
Sch Robert Ross. (Br) Clark, St John. NB-John
Porteous.
Sch Congress, Willard, New York Bartlett Mills.
Mills Co.
=, Sch Caroline Kreischer, Devereux, Bangor-S w
Thaxter & Co.
Sch Eta A Simpson, Hart Kenuebec, to load for
Philadelphia-Chase, Leavitt & Co.
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MARINE NEWS.
Schooner Struck by Lightning.

Schooner Struck by Lightning.
GLOUCESTER, May 9.-Schooner Richmond,
Capt. Eaton, in ballast, from Boston for Calais,
Me-, was struck by lightning Sunday night off
Thatcher's Island. She had her foremost and
maintopmast carried away and was towed into
port this afternoon.
Mutiuy On a British Barque-The Officers
Killed.
LONDON, May 9-The British consul at Rio
Janerio reports by telegraph that a motiny
broke out on the barque Caswell of Swanzea
for Queens town, in lat. 1. south, Ion. So, west.
All the officers we've murdered by The mutt
neerS,
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IFRoM MERCHANTS EXCHANGED

Ar at Philadelphia 9th, briggs Frnestine, Knight,
Matanzas; Jewett, from Havre; Long Reach,
from Cardenas.
Sid fm Cardenas 9th inst. barque c Litchfeld,
Crockett. North of Hatteras; brig Eta M Tucker,
do; sch Nellie Chase. Norton do.
Ar at st Jago Apl 20, sch d Everett, Porto Rico.
Ar at Guantanamo Apl 80, brig Loeb Lomond. Gil
christ, New York.
Ar at New Orleans 9th inst, sch Alfred Brabrook,
Bunker, Portland.
Cid at Baltimore 9th, sch Geo Young, Marshall,
Portland o.
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Boston stock Market

[Sales at the Brokers' Board, May 81
M Eocforn PofIrooj 70 po+o,
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DIED

In this city, May 9, May, infant daughter of VIM.
In this city, MAY 8, MIR. Richard 0,conner ooed
g. years.
In Gorham, May 8, Mrs. Abbie W. Morton, aged 40
years IL months. . Il - : g
Funeral services Thursday afternoon, at oclk,
at the residence of Seward Wescott. Relatives and
friends are invited to attend.
In North Gorham, MAY s, Cora j. daughter of
Henry and Elizabeth Mayberry.
In Cape Elizabeth. May sth, Of CONGESTION of the
lungs, Abbie Jane. only daughter of Rev. E. w. and
w. Hutchins. aged 10 years months.
In vinalhaven, May 6, Capt. james Arey aged SO
years months 10 days. He a soldier Of the war
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar at Apjier 9Th inst. ship Pred Tudor, Bearse,
Liverpool, Ito discharge at Sourabayao
AR at Valparaiso Mich 20, ships VentuS, Theobod,
New York; 23d, Abner 1 Benyon, Watts, Pabellon
- Sid I'm Pauiiiac 9TH inst, brig Atlas, Powers for
At Pont-a Petre Apl %, sch Speedway, Coffin,
for New York % days.
Sid I'm Kingston, ia, Apl 80. sch Chas Fl Kelley,
Gray, Morant Bay and New York.
In port LIST inst brgs Valencia, Richardson. from
Boston, ar Apl 81; Abby Ellen. Harding, from New
York ar 27th; sch Cassie Jameson, Jameson, FIN do,
ar Goth; and others.
Sid I'm Havana 9Th inst. brig Susie strout. Flick
EFT, New Orleans; sch Traveller. Hodges, do
Ar at MataDzas 9Th inst barque f l. Genovar, Sim
mons, New York; 9th, John Chase Davis, Bre-
Sid 9TH. briggs Liberty, Devereux. and Stephen
Bishop, Gikey, North of Hatteras.
Sid 9th, brig Calao, Leeman, North of Hatteras
Sid I'm Cardenas 9Th inst, brig Charlotte Whitmore,
North of Hatteras; schs j Read, Crowley and A
d Henderson, do.
Sid I'm Bermuda Apl 90, schs Kate Foster, Sawyer
from New York for Port Spain, having repaired; 4th
inst. Mary A Holt, Grant, from Maracabo for New
York, having repaired.
AT at Bermuda Sd inst, sch Para, Chase, Richmond
for Rio Grande, (see Menu
Cid at st John, NIB, 9Th inst sch W S Shepard,
| Reeves, Cork, for orders.
--latest by Europen steaamers.I
Ar at Alexandria Apl II, Ada P Gould, Merritt,
Philadelphia.
Cid at Genoa Apl 10, H II Wright, Meyers, for
Ar at Oporto Apl 10, Harry Stewart Larrabee, I'm
Baltimore.
| Sid I'm Penarth Arl 81, Alice Reed, Kelleran, for
| Batavia. r'-
Ar at Valencia Apl 49, Occidental Dunphy, from
| Pabelon.
Sid 18th, Ell Captain, Lincoln, Cagari
Sid I'm Antwerp Apl 25, Old Dominion, Nichols
/ Philadelphia.
Ar at Amsterdam Apl %, Amity, Gray, New Or
/ leans.
= Ar at Anjer Mch 15 N Boynton Blanchard, from
| Rio Janeiro for orders.
Ar at Bordeaux Oath. Jennie Cobb. Small NYork
| Ar at Bassein Mich q, Premier, MeGivery, from
| Liverpool.
Ar at Calcutta =. Pendleton, Nichols, Bombay
Ar at Liverpool Goth. j w Coffin, Chisholm, Talca
| huano; B Brown, Keazer, San francisco.
| Cid oath, Hannah McLoon. Keen, MatanZas.
| Sid I'm Lamlash Apl %. Waldo. Estes, Havana.
Cid at Rangoon Mch IS, Columbia, Carter, Englisl
| Channel.
Sid FIN Sunderland Goth, Sarah Staples. Nicker
| son. Boston,
Sid I'm Trocn Apl "a, Anita Owen, Richards, fol
| MatanZas.
Sid FIN Queenstown Apl 90, c Sargent, SWEET, fo
Antwerp; 25th, Herbert Black, Treat, Dublin.
| SPOKEN
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LONDON, May 9-12.3O P. M-Consols at 96 3-16
2P. M.-Consols sc SIG for both money and ac-
count.
LIVERPOOL, May 9.-43O P. M-Cotton market
delivery. at 11-32d; also sales of same at 5-16d
1880 ?. Motion futures duh and unchanged
sales OF Middlng upands, L. M. c., August and
which $500 were American. Cotton dull and easier;
mlddling upands at 3-l6d do Orleans at 6ad sales
5000 bales including 1000 bales tor speculation and
export.
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FINANCIAL AND COW uERCrAL
Portland Wholesale Market.

TUESDAY, May 9th.-Flour is not real active to-
day and prices show tendency towards decline,
although there is change yet Sugars are quite
steady and very active at 0c for granuated and 9sc
for Extra c. Corn quoted at 65 to &C cents by the
car load. The demand is not very large just at
present.
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tablshed to prevent the movement spreading.
Advices received at Paris, however, represent
that the postal and teIegraphic communication
between Constautinople and Sapphia is inter-
rupted by the instruction.
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THE DOMINION.


MIDLAND, Georgian Bay, Ont. May 9-There
is no truth whatever in the report said to have
been sent from this place that Boss Tweed
wintered in this part of the country No per-
son answering Tweeds description is or ever
has been here
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GLASGOW Schr George Shepard All ,O4s feet
OF lumber.
ST. JOHN, NIB. Br Schr Robt. Ross 400 bbls
-four.
CORK. Bark T. L. Sweat-29OOO bush wheat,
II 1893 #. lumber.
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MARRIED.

In Bath. May 6, Geo. H. Leonard of Bath and Mis-
LEA M. Hodgdon of East Boothbay.
In Palmyra, May /. Jos. a. Chapman of Pittsfeld
and Miss Lucretia Neil of Cornville.
b. Hunt.
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FOB E s II TAR.

81 have never been so fully satisfied with any ar
ticle for toilet use as am with your Forest Tar
Soap. 1t is perfect sharing soap, yielding a rich
white lather that does not dry upon the face, and
that leaves it soft and free from the smartng
mon to tender faces after shaving 1t is the best
ticle for the skin ever used. So says Mr.. L. A
Alexander, agent for B. o. & G. G.. Wilson, of Bos-
ton. Get cake of your druggist, or by sending Sc
cents to the Forest Tar Co., Portland, Me.
oct15 sn9m
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HALIFAX. Steamer Chase-37 empty casks and
pkgs merchandise to John Porteous; 5 boxes sal
mon to j. f. Leiscomb.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A. O.. III.

The Ancient Order of Hibernians will hold their
regular monthly meeting THIS EVENING, at 8
O'Clock, at their Hall on Congress Street. All the
members are requested to attend there is business
OF importance to come before the meeting.
myl0snd1t By order of the Board of Directors.
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New Work. stock nud monex Marker.

NEW YORK. May 9-Evening.-Money market
at 3 GA per cent. on call. Sterling Exchange is
quiet andrm at 4ss q 1881 for 60 days and 4S95 for
Gold opened at 1923, and closed at 1121; all sales
were at these figures. The rates paid for carrying
were q per cent; clearances at the Gold Ex-
change Bank were $1s,4s7OOO. The Assistant
Treasurer paid 1925 900 in interest and 1882 900 in
tional currency, The customs receipts were $780,
600. governments were steady. State bonds dull.
Railroad mortgages were in increased demand and
firm.
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For New England.

rising, followed by falling barometer, variable
Winds shifting to sOuthery, continued cool,
cloudy or partly cloudy weather and occasional
rain.
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RiOfOus Strikers.

CLEVELAND, o., May 9-There is much ex-
element at Massilon tonight and further
trouble with the striking miners is anticipated
soon. The Warrington mines has forty green
men at work under the protection of the mill
tia. The repairing of the works of the mines
burned by the strikers is also going on under
the protection of the soldiers. This morning
about 500 strikers had meeting at Furnace
Bank, two miles from Massilon, and decided
not to resume work for less tLan IS cents per
ton, an addition of cents per ton to the price
agreed upon at the last meeting. Two more
companies of militia have been ordered to Mas
SiOn tonight
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mETEOROLOGIOaI.

HVbABILIIIh5 FOH THE NEXT TWFNTY FOUR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNALl
OFFICER, Washington, D. C.,
Nav 10 n MA
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April p, lat 10 3d. lon 81 49, sch r l. Hersey from
New York tor st Kits.
May 6, off Fire Island, ship Lizzie Moses, from
Bremen for Philadelphia.
May 8, lat So 80, Ion "a, sch VIM Farwell, from
New York for Baracoa.
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CHICAGO. May 9.-Mr. Hoyne was qualified
as mayor this morning and duly sworn. No
further steps towards getting possession have
yet been TAKEN
The Lumberms ms Strike.
All is quiet in the striking lumbermen's dis
trct, although one or two arrests were made
this morning.
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SiFE MORTGAGE INVESTMENTS.

THE ILLINOIS TRUST ana SAVINGS BANh OF IN M
CAGO offers Mortgages upon brtcass limos anu
Iowa farms yielding eight and nine per cent per annuI
PROMPT Of interest aud perfect security may Oe
lied upon The loans all made by The ltahk atr
actual knowledge al The values llIes
and papers prepared Oy Banks attorneys
Ful information given by letter on Othcr"se ana coc'e
which select be seen AZ the once
the Hangs agents i'm New.York. NJ. X. JESUP, PATON X
o., NJ 80 Hams
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plploeno Noilces.

OFFICE or THg SPRING MoU,fAN coat Co.. !
III REOADWAY, NEw-NOEN, nov. -, ISlO)
A SFNI6NNIJAL DIVIDEND OF FOUR (D
~ PER CENT VIII be paid az this Otco on aud alter inc
nth day OF December 10 all stockholders 81 RECORD on a
date -. ~ oo 90 rsc 1,
hath DAYS inclusive VIM II. WOOD, IT, SECRETARY
OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATION COAL COMPANY OF }
MApytAyn No II BROADWAY NEW YORK. Dec ., iS'O.h =,
AZ A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF
~ Directors held this day. DIVIDEND OF "a PEt
CENT was declared the Capital Stock payable Oh ana
after Jan. 2, 1877. -,-,.-,.. oil. NO. %
and reopen on the morning Of Jan. 2. ...,. %, -.
FXPRFss CoMpANY. NRw-YoRK, Nov. Is. 1876. }
rINHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS of this Com
1 many have this day declared DINIpEND OF THREE
DOLLARS (s3) PER SHARE, payable on tie "a day oi
January next. - $780,. -, ,o,, L. -, no
cember 10 the Sd dag of January next.
BY order OF the Board
j. y. KNAPP Secretary.
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
,.o, BOUND BROOK ROUTE

BOUND BROOK ROUTE
FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA.
Leave New York foot Of bertyst at 5sO 64b 74o el6
o.. M, 1870, 3, $50 D. 10.
4;2O, 600 ..
Leave Philadelphia from North Pennsylvania Rail
road Third and Berkssts. at $780, $50 $780, 32O s.,
$50 p. m. -,
9l5 IN. trains from NewYOrk ana to trains leaving Third
and BeFkssts. at and $50 D. N.
d trains connect al Trenton Junction 10 and from Trenton.
Leave NewYOrk at 5:46 Sl6, 1920 2l0,
3:45, $40 720 D. IN. - . .,, -, ~, -.
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Guroufan Advertisements.
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ginia Xxx and above, 45a47c.; x: 44SiGe. Medium
l5d47c; Coarse SsS42c Nsw'forS .d Mengan 45c
Coarse Ssa4oc: Comblng, Washed So@S Pine T TG
washed 27d3Oc Coarse and Medium Unwased 30033 &C.
Tub.Washed, Agate; Colorado Washed iVaz9c'i IN
washed ~ I2c Extra and MeTiDo Pulled 30d4Oc So
and super Pulled $3.50; Texas, Fine and Medium Iog
ore Coarse l7a9Oc California Fine and Medium iva
Zoe; Coarse 1926
PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET
PROVIDENCE r. l., s.The Printing Cloths market is
duh and unchanged
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OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES

Atpe Franeis 81 ~ W mi awe cad wardI years $1,000
Adars ke, and " Ti III s 40 as 5000
Dnsgar h on. y; 70 s Ia 1staments 10000
Fay, HGn Ta5+s 10 owen keenan, o 1870
Good W% e. 70 John v cannnsna 10000
Halkness Francis nI aR Yaa %s'' 10 5000
Journey Albert snG Se 20 Sstaments 10000
same to luna cam SM@nss u 5000
John ana wT 10 @ waT Years 1000
kavap az John eA to Harriet lu'' $3.50
Kelly John and IS %e 10 riase' 1000
MORE ar n ana hasoa9u Years !T h' 5000
Spit Louis and and "iie TO Jas mast ~ $500
Thomson JAS AND aad yf 40 $1,000
Wilhelm treG EcaTs au "i'' % -'l.a $50
wall ra'Ick 70 ea ra'ricA henh'us' VI 5000
YnWcial j. y. SAVAGE. Deputy Register.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-09
furniture.

DELOW MANUFACTURERS PRlCES.I-
ID Chasing ont PARIOK, DINING-ROOM. and BED
Room TIES TABLES, &c. at factory, No lGO West
27tl.st Call and examine the goods
CLOSING to CASH BU4ERS.-lngran ana
star carpets zoe: OclOhs 2jc. aud Doc; white aud blue
blankets horse blankets rubber blankets ANDREW LES
TER & Co. 81 Broadway.
FURNITURE, CARPETS, BEDDING, NC,
il cneap for cash o liberal terms OF payment. COW
PFRTHWAIT'S, l55 and l57 Chathams Three buildings
and III large warerOOms Chamber Suits SlS 10 900 PaIlor
suits, $50 10 800; Zap. Brussels, 81
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
Ii FANCY DESKS,
LIBRARY TABLES
BOOKCASES,
CHAIRS, ETC,
AT LOW PRICES.
ANTIDYSPEPTGC CHAIRS.
Il. G.. SELLEW.
1913 FULTON-ST.