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New Work Stock and Money MARKET.

New Work Stock and Money Market.
NEW YORK. January 1s-Evening. was
easy at q per cent. on call. Sterling was frmer
and business at 4S4 q 4S44 for bankers 60 days and
4SS q 1881 for demand.
Exports of produce from this port for the week
ending to-day $5,0500 against $780, 75 for the
Corresponding week in 1875.
Gold opened 113, advanced to 1l3s and declined to
1925 at which it closed The rates paid for carrying
were 5, 4, and II per cent The clearances at the
Gold Exchange Bank were $19,s63, OOO The As
sstant Treasurer paid out to-day $2OOO in interest
and $4,000 in redemption of bonds. The customs
receipts to-day $492. 000 Governments steady.
State bonds were dull except for District of Colum
bia 365's, which sold down to GIL.
The following were the closing quotations of Gov
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European Markets.
LONDON, January lS-1.00 P. M-Consols at 90
Ills for money and account.
LIVERPOOL, January 1s-1230 P. M.-American
securties-United States bonds 1865, old, at 1853;
Erie 14s; preferred 20.
LONDON, January is-12.3O P. M.-Cotton market
dull and easier; Middling upands 6sd do Orleans at
I'd sales 10000 bales, including 1000 bales for spec
ulation and export
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MARRIED..

In this city, Jan. Is, by Rev. F. Southworth Jos.
Rice of Portland and Miss Emma Tenney of Boston.
In this city, JAM IT, by Rev. j. w. johnson, Fred
erck G. Haskell and Mrs. Mary Runnells, both of
Portland.
In Lewiston, Jan. II, by Rev. S. F. Wetherbee,
Robert Wilson and Miss Rate Miller, both of Lew
iston.
In Ellsworth, Jan. 5. Nelson E. Hopkins and Miss
Betsey E. Haynes both of Trenton.
In Ellsworth, Jan. 6, Dexter P. Clements and Miss
Ella F. Maddox.
In Bluehill, Jan. G, Elijah F. Herman and Flea
nor Durgan.
In fremont Jan. o. Harlan P. Harper and Carrie
M. Murphy.
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FINANCIAL AND CONFESSIONAL.
Portland Wholesale Market.

Portland WhOiesaIe Market.
TUESDAY, January 1S.-The markets are steady
with no change to note in quotations. Molasses is
dull and sales the past week have been rather SMALL
Sugars no change, granulated being quoted at 1Osc,
and Extra at 10c. The -four market is steady, but
owing to lot of inferior Superfne Flour in market
the best lots of this brand have fallen off slightly OF
late. Potatoes come in slow and sell for Acc by the
car load.
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DIED.

In Scarboro Jan. II, Mrs Eliza E., wife OF Geo. B.
Trip. aged 81 years months.
In Cranberry Isles. Jan. l. Mrs. Dorcas. wife of
VIM. Sterling-an affectonate daughter, sister, wife
and mother.
In Buxton Centre, JAM 9, Mrs. E. A., wife of J. M.
Arlin, and daughter of the late Daniel Foss of Leba
non, aged % years months.
In Cornish, Jan. 6, Capt. Jesse Wedgewood. aged
IS years.
In East Parsonsfeld, Jan. 2, Mrs Fanny Wilson,
aged 80 years.
In South Parsonsfeld, Jan, 8, Mrs. Mary Hasty,
aged 90 years II months.
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F OR IG N.
FRENCH ELECTIONS.

n Cieuf triumph Tor the conservatives.
PARIS, Jan. 1S,-Suficient returns have
been received to show the result of the cleo
tions for senatorial delegates in fifty depart
ments. Of these the conservatives have car
ried So; the opposition 4; and 10 are doubtful.
The conservative majority IN Voges is 70; in
the Gironde 5S: and Puy de Dome and Char
ente, respectively the conservatives have two
thirds majority; the departments of Gore,
Deux Sevres, Haute Saone, Vaucluse and Ar
diche have also elected conservative MAORI
ties. The Moniteur states that pronounced
BoDapartists only preponderate among dele
gates elected in Corsica, Gers, Charente, Dor
dogne. Bases Pyrennes and Pas de Calais.
The conservative majority comprises generally
those who wish a practical application of the
new constitution. The Bonapartist journals,
however, claim numerous successes The
Duke de Cazes will contest the election for
deputy in the 9Th ACCOMPLISHMENT of Paris. He
has issued an address endorsing President Nc
Mahon's manifesto He says he desires only
such:modifcations of the constitution as sin
cere 7and patient trial may show to be neces.
sary, and declares: "We shall pursue the work
to which we are devoted, namely the mainte.
nance of the peace of France, daily encouraged
by the sentiments of the rest of Europe"
Some crowds assembled in the streets of Mar
settles last night, but dispersed at the summons
of the police. The troops were confined to
their barracks.
PARIS, Jan. 1S-Midnight.-Returns are re-
ceived from 60 departments. The conserva-
tives have carried 80; opposition 2, and are
doubtful.
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New YORK, Jan. 18-The Methodist minis
tiers here yesterday endorsed Blaine's amend
ment to the constitution.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.


NEwBURYPoRT, Jan. 18-The richest miner
al discovery ever made has been within week
in the Chapman mine at 80 and 100 feet below
the surface.
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F o II e 8 II TAR +.

Many toilet soaps are valued for their delicate per-
fume and beautiful appearance. These qualities
should rather warn the people against them, as the
oils and akalies which produce these effects, also
produce many OF the prevailing skin diseases. To
heal the diseases so contracted, to avoid them use
the "Forest Tar Soap" made from "Forest Tar" and
the purest materials. For Salt Rheum and Chapped
Hands it is invaluable. The best shaving soap in
the market Ask your druggist for it and the
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transportation Facilities.

At a meeting Of the New York Cheap Trans
portation Association to-day, the annual report
was made urging the erection of fire proof
warehouses on piers and that double track
railway for the use of all railroads centering
here should be built on bulk-head line on top
of fire proof warehouses erected for that pur-
pose. In the Presidents report it was held
that New York must have transportation and
terminal facilities equal to those of other cities
or certain classes of trade will leave us.
Duncan, Sherman s. Co.
Many of the creditors of Duncan, Sherman
& Co. have commenced suits in the U. S. court
to upset the assignment and transfer of prop.
erty made after failure to Judge Shpman,
which they allege to have been made with in
tent TO defraud.
The Advisory Council.
A member of the Plymouth church advisory
council stated tonight that there will be 100
churches from all parts of the country repre-
scented, and that the council will convene in
the early part of February.
Destructive Fire.
ALBANY, JAN 18.-A special from N Hoosick
says r. G. Carpenter & Co.'S. wooden mill and
store were burned this morning. Loss $780,
900; insured for 100000. The Troy & Boston
railroad bridge across the Waloomac river, near
the mill, was also burned. Loss over lnsur-
ance $1,000
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Passed Victoria, VI, Dec %, ship Messenger, Gil
key, from Tacoma for Callao.
Sid FIN Havre 18th inst, ship Vigilate, Fulton, for
SW Pass.
Sid I'm Gibraltar Dec Is, barque Sandy Hook, Bar
stow Alicante; 10th. brigs Ataaya, Allen, (rom
Paermo) for Boston; Albert, circuit, Qrom smyrna)
do goth, barque Sarah Hobart Pinkham, (trom Leg
hOrn) do.
Sid FIN Genoa I'd inst, brig Amy A Lane, costigan,
Madeira.
Sid I'm Glasgow 10th, sch A Orr, Orr, Matanzas.
Ar at Liverpool 10th inst barque Palo Alto, Jen-
klns, New York; 18th, sch r Carlton, Hodsdoh,
Boston.
Sid FIN London 18th inst, sch Louisa Bliss, Strong,
New York.
Ar at Greenock nth inst, sch W H Jordan, Rich
Sid I'm Texel 18th, ship Belle Morse, whitmore,
New York.
Ar at Buenos Ayres Dec 10, barque Devonshire,
Falker, Savannah.
Sid I'm Buenos Ayres Dec 9Th, brig Abby Clifford,
In port Nov 80 barques Ada Gray, Race. and Sadie,
Gregory. for Antwerp; Ada Wiswell Wiswell, for
New York; Isaac jackson, Welsh, for Rosario; brig
B Nash. Shaulding, for Liverpool.
Ar at Rio Janeiro Dec 9Th, brig Sullivan Perry,
Brunswick. Ga.
Ar at St Thomas 9Th inst, barque Reunion. Emer-
son, Guadaoupe (and sailed It'll for New Orleans)
brig Orbit Nash, from Newport, E; Sth. schs Lunet
Kinds, st Vincent; H Riley, Coffin, Barbados.
Sid 18th inst, Darque Alex Campbell, Bunker, tor
Trinidad; III King, Porto Cabello; Sth, brig Char
lotte, Cardenas.
Ar at Trinidad prev to 18th inst, sch st Croix, Le-
ar at Caibarien 18th inst, sch Ellen H Drummond,
Higgins, st Thomas.
Ar at Cienfuegos 18th inst, briggs Kremlin, Wymap,
Boston; 18th, Mariposa, Fletcher, Demarara; sch
Mary Staples, Tr0tt, Funchal
Ar at Havana 18th inst, barque David Chaplin,
Bunker Liverpool.
AR at Cardenas Nth, brig Addie Hale, Sheppard,
Portland
Ar at Sagua 18th, sch Bckmore, Thompson,
Boston.
Sid FIN Matanzas 14th, brig Fanny Tucker, Tuck
er, North of Hatteras.
Sid I'm North Sydney, CB Sd inst, sch Bertha Sou
der, Wooster, st Pierre.
--latest by Europen steaamers.l
Of Beachy Head 5th, Alexandria, Brown, I'm Ant
werp for Savannah.
Sid I'm Falmouth 9th inst G T1ufant, Thomas,
Qrom Calcutta) for Hull.
Sid FIN Madras Dec s. Vesuvus, ulmer, London.
Ar at Melbourne Dec %, Frank Pendeton, Nichols,
Cid at Cardiff Sd inst, Titan, Berry, Hong Kong;
4th, Minnie Hunter, Woodman st Jago.
Sid I'm Cette oath, Elliott Richie. Hutchinson, for
Santos; 3Oth, E H Loring, Loring, Cuba.
OFT Dover 4th inst, Don Quixote, MunIoe, I'm New
castle for Havana
Sid I'm Cuxhaven 4th inst, Ponvert, Parker fol-
New York.
Ar at Palermo Dec 81. Aberdeen, Savage, Genoa
Ar at Waterford Sd inst, Com Dupont Nichols
Liverpool for Havana; Samuel Hale, Haven, do
for Buenes Ayres.
SPOKEN.
Dec 2, lat n Ion % W, ship Ivanhoe, from Liver
pool for San Francisco.
Dec 13, lat 16 N, Ion SO W. sch Rebecca Mouton,
tun from Naxx VnrLrf for Cx1v
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Please tell the people that you saw their
advertisement in the PRESS, the clrcula-
ton of which, per month, exceeds I00, 600.
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METEOROLOGICAL.

PROBABILITIES FOR TUE NEXT TWENTY FOUR
HOURS.
WAR Dept, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNALl
OFFICER, Washington, d. c.,
January 10, Il A. M.))
Heavy gales will prevail off the middle At
lantc and New England coasts during the day.
For New England, brisk southerly to westerly
winds and light rain, followed by clearing
weather, lower temperature and rising baron.
eter during the night.
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NEW YORK.
A Good Specimen of Democracy.

New YORK, Jan. 18-The Mclaughlin ring
Democrats of the 18th ward, Brooklyn, last
night broke ballot box on poiceman's head,
destroyed the ballots and had fight After
another so called primary had been held, and
votes put in cigar box, they destroyed the
ballots again in the presence of a police cap
tain in station house where they had been
taken to secure fair count The whole affair
ended by the police driving'th the roughs from the
station with climbs
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X 0reign Exp0rIs.

CARDENAS. Brig Mary Chase-2S45 HID
Shocks hoops, 100 kits herring, 25 bbls onions.
CARDENAS. Brig Frontier--246i shocks and
heads Al empty casks.
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FOREST TAR ROOKo

or send So cents to the Forest Tar Co.. Portland Me-,
for a sample box.
oct15sn9m*
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Providence Print Cloths Market
PROVIDENCE January 1S.-The Printing cloths
dull at full nriceS.
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Cod Liver Oil and Lime.

That pleasant and active agent in the cure of all
consumptive symptoms, "WiIbor's Compound of
Pure Cod Liver OIL and Lime" is being univer-
sally adopted in medical practice. Sold by the pro-
prietor A. B. WILBoR, Chemist, Boston.
jan17 deod1w
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Boston stock Market
[Sales at the Brokers' Board, Jan. 1871
ii Boston s. Maine Railroad. ...........-@ 1919
81 Eastern Railroad. ........................ 123
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REDER'S
GERMAN SNUFF,

preparation which has been pronounced by some
of the highest medical talent in the land to be the
only reliable article for this complaint.
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FORRlGN PORTS.

az Bombay Dec 10, ship Carrie Clark, Sorer, fol
hull; Cashmere, Thompson, do.
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Daily Domestic Receipts.

By water conveyance-1OOO bush cornmeal to G.
W. True & Co.
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SPOKEN,

Dec g. lat N. Ion % W, ship Ivanhoe, from Liver
pool for San Francisco.
Dec L. lat 16 N, Ion SO W. sch Rebecca Moulton,
Atwood, from New York for Sydney, NSW.
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Rio JaneirO Coffee Market.
RIO JANEIRo, January 17.-Coffee market is firm
and animated, Exchange on London 26A.
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Read and concurred
ORANANDEI, SMITH Clerl,
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watertown Cattle Market

The transactions aggregated 159 400 shares, incud
g New York Central 440 shares, Eaie 24OO shares,
Ike Shore 4lO shares, Northwestern 1900 shares.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-02

" Let those retire. duoth Charles In ire. :" who
think they stand too nigh:
To Us no scent yields such content as dead
enemy.
As thus he spake the king did auake-he heard
dismal moan
wounded wretch had crept to stretch his bones
of dying man groaned he. the ban. tho
Lords anointed dread.
My curse shall cling to thee, O; king much
righteous blood thou'st she'd"
VIII.
Now by Cbrist's blood by holy Rood" cried
Charles, impatiently:
" With sword and pike-strlke. lieeemen, strikel
.-.Gods death this man shall die"
Straight balbert crash'd. and matchbox flashed
- but ere shOt was fired,
With laugh Of scorn that wi. hit forlorn had sud
denly expired.
From The Louvre gate. with heart elate, King
Charles that morn did ride.
With aspect dern did he return. auenched was
his glance Of pride:-
Remorse and ruth. with serpent tooth. thence
forth seized on his breast
With bloody tide his couch was dyed-pale WIS.,
ions broke his rest
AZ the Baron de Rosni concluded his song O
suilen murmur arose among the scholars. deep
ening rs 1t proceeded until it took the character
Par ia Porto dEnfer. which once conducted
the neophite to our halls" muttered hareourt
i WDliiu rs soon uie WIN tue confession Oh
Augsburg upon my iips. as listen to such an
other ditty."
Pas les pieds flute dc tctel " choroussed
the others. with roar Of deri. i've laughter.
Peace. on your lives, cried Ugilvy, with q
threatening gesture
By the memory u the good Thomas Cruee.
who slaughtered eighty Of these sehismatcs.
with his proper hand whispered the S0rbOnlst
to the scholar Of Hareourt. " ! will wash out the
aifront put upon US. ia the blood Of That occurs
ed Scot
Ny blade shall second YOU" returned Har-
court ia the same tone.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-28

WAsHlSGroNIANA.-Tb following descrip-
ton of Washington's personal appearance,
written in ITS, says an English newspaper,
"by native of America" contains some
points not generally known:
"Genersl Washington Is now n the forty
seventh year Of his age. He Is tai, well
made man, rather large, and has toieraoiy
genteel address.~-His features are manly and
bold his eyes ola blush cast and very Lively
his hair deep brown his face rather long,
and marked with the smallpox; bis com
plexion sunburnt and without much coler,
and bis couDtenance sensible, composed ano
thoughtful. There is q remarkable air OF dis.
nity about him. with striking degree OF
yracefulness; be has al excellent under
standing, without much quickness; is strict
IL lust, VigiIant, and generous; an affection
ate husband, faithful friend, father to thf
deserving soldier, gentleman In his man
ners. in temper rather reserved; tota
stranger to religious prejudces which have
40 often excited Christians Of one denomna
ton to cut the Threats Of those of another
In bis morals irreproacbable he was never
known to exceed the bounds Of the mos
rigid temperance"
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FOR KENT.
es:ss
III
ToR RENT.

Il l - 70
coruer Of KisSh Street. containing Twelve rooms
"i5s 1ds No Sos Grace street next to Dr..
READS church. with twelve ro- ms. ard
DWkLLtNG No. 200. at corner Marshal, ana :,
Second streets. with twelve rooms; just ihotouhhi'
So I'll Marshall between
Second and Third streets, with Jour fooli' 'A
Kitchen. .~.o, ho,ween
CLAW and Leigh srest Is with six rooms; VIII DC pun
I'm good order for au acceptable tenant. .,sor nd
DWELLING on Grace between Good order.
nWELLING No. 1o7 west Clay streer n HeA and
Thomas H. Gum, Esq, with ten roon'' "D'
Unwilling No. 221s Broad, corner TWENTY w na5d
third street. with nine rooms, and Kitchen ]" s''
orneT 1uI. ranNS e sc Broad street, Church HILL
nWELLING No. SIC Brook avenue; next , 10 o., %.
w. Beveridge, Esq, with six rooms A'''"'"'
0' SWELLING w No. sos Price street near Leien'
WIN mW SF No. ia Federal street near &C.
eI SWELLING NO. 3l4 Pine street, Sidney Win
FIVE T99i No. Sos north Third street. with
'0 pw FfIIi No. 10 south Cherry street. with
'n HW teN No. 112 south Cherry street, with
DWsGIiSG No. s,s west caTy street. next to
Unwilling DO 901 at extreme END Oh MINI
a,reef with four rooms Cheap rent
DWELLING No 2l7 governor sre r.o n This
house is in 6rst.rate order. -
DWELLING No. 904 Broad street oetween
Ninth and Tenth streets, containing. toeelncr Win
the large building In the yaro, about eighteen roos
This is Just the location for boardipg.house. ;,
UNWILLING No GOT north sixth street just De-
rond Leigh, with ten rooms. and kitchen.
Unwilling No. 727 north Fourth street, seven
rooms, and kitchen rent very low.
STORES.
STORE No. on Tenth street between Main and
Bank: splendid kght, and rent low:
STORE No. 1928 Main between Eighth and Ninth
streets with basement; in good order.
STORE with dwelling above on Pink alley, near
Seye nth street; nearly new and in good order:
STORE with dwelling above No. III east Broad
street. ~ ,. ,r,
and Franklin streets: also The rooms above, which
are we'll adapted for boarding house.
Apply to GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
fs 0S-cOd3t
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BY Robert B. Lyme
Successor to Lyme i Brotherl
Real Estate Agent and Auc,ioneer,
1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A NICE BUILD.
a ING LOT ON THE FAST SIDBOF TWEEN
TY-SEVENTH STREET BtTWERN n AND o
STR STE, ,ADJoLMING Nh: E. SHEPPERSON,s
AL K At Xu1Tios.IIn EXECUTION SsM ao Of
deed of trust from Otis Dean and wife to the
undersigned, as trustee, dated September 18Th,
1873. and by request Of the holder of the notes
therein secured, default having been made in the
payment thereof, shall sell upon the premises, on
SATURDAY The 9Th day of March. 1875. at AZ
O'Clock 2. NJ, the lot described In said deed, as
follows "Frontng on the east side of twenty
seventh street between N and 80 feet, aud run
ming back 1872 feet to al alley"
TERMS: Cash. W. H. LYME,
fe % Trustee.
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BY sampson j. McCrary,
successors to Sims & Sampson),
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 92l Hull street, Manchester, Va.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
4 COAL LANDS, ADJOINING The MIDLO.
THAN COAL MINES, IN CHfnTERFlELD
COUNTY.-By virtue OF deed of trust executed
to me as trustee on the 21st day OF February.
1874, and duly recorded q the clerks office OF the
County Court of Chesterfield county Ia deed-6ook,
volume 81, page 346. being required so to do by
the benefcaries In said deed will offer for sale at
public auction, on the premises on FRIDAY the
Sd day OF March, 1876, at IL o'clock ~. an nnd,
vided interest in that truly valuable TRACI of
COAL LAND, known as "COBB'S." adjoining the
coal lands formerly owned by the Mi dlothian Coal
Company and the lands Of j. X MG yre, conan;
Ing ONE HUNDRED AND THlRTY-THkEE
ACRES, more or less, and which Is held In common
nv Walter G. Clarke, Jupius A. Clarke, William h.
Woodbridge, and others. ,
This is undoubtedly valuable coal property.
Miners and others are requested to examine the
property before the day OF sale.
TERMS: Cash as TO so much as may be necessary
to DE- fray the expenses or executing This trust and
TO nav of bond for $500 with interest nom the
2lst day OF February, l 874; and the balance upon
such terms rs will be made known on the DAY OF
sale SOChAIES BROOhs,
r. 22 Trustee.
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BY Chaftin, Staples & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
corucr Tenth and Main streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE LARGE
L AND VALUABLE BRICK WAREHOUSE
IN ROCKETTS, NOW OCCUPIED BY THE
VIRGINIA. MATCH COMPANY, AT AUCTION:
BIZ virtue Of a certain deed of trust duly recorded
In Richmsnd Cbancery ourt clerks office In deed
book lO5 G., page 2S2 shall proceed 10 sell 6einR
fuured 80 TO do hy the be nefciary) al auction 70
the highest bidder on the premises, ON MONDAY,
the 81 day OF March, SIG. at o'clock 7. NJ.
that large and admirably located BRICK BUlLD-
ING situated on Rockets street, together with the
adjoining LOT. the two lots having fron OF eighty
t. ct on Rockets street, and running back seventy
feet more or less, to Water street.
TERMS: Enough in cash 10 defray the expenses
of executing this trust aud TO pay of aud discharge
u note of 81 931.25. with inter. st from the list
day of November, 1875 I'LL paid and on the fol
lowing credts-to wit: S19S7.50. payable the
2lst-2 gath May, 1876 S2,C43.75. payable the
21st 24ih November, 1876; aud the residue. II
any, on such terms as may he announced 1t the
sale The deferred payments to be properly secured
II. l.. STAPLES, Trustee.
CHAPLIN, STAPLES Il Co., AuctioneerS. fe 20
MY AUCTION SALE OF LAW AND
lYl MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS will gin on
the 18TH MARCH, 1876, in The room In rear OF
my ONCE. Persons intending to add TO The sale
will send In their books AT ONCE, that they may be
put In The catalogue, which will be circulated
fe 24.sI j. L. APPERSON, Auctioneer.
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Congressman Holman says be never was
good speaker, and that he has to hold on 10
his desk and steady himself when ne pro-
nounces the word eleemosynary."
The Rev. Brooke Eerford, of England, says
that what most impresses foreigner Vislt'
inc America is the half-finlshed appearance
of everything.
Sir Samuel Baker declares that it Is SAFER TO
travel through the enormous district OF Sou
dan than to CT oss Hyde Park, London, after
dark