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BOSNIAN Towns submitting.
VIENNA, Sept. 26.-It is officially reported
that deputation from Zwornik arrived at
Tuzla announcing to General Zapary the sub
mission of the inhabitants and expressing their
wish that the Austrian troops should en- ter the
town. Deputations from Petrovac, Kuleinva-
kub and Biela also declared submission to the
Austrian authorities.
The Afghan Question.
MANCHESTER, Sept 26.-The Guardians
indications that the government will not be 10
hurry to take action on the Afghan question.
Their desire is to leave the responsibility and
conduct of the question almost entirely to
Lord Lytton, Viceroy of India.
LONDON, Sept. 26-Tbe Telegraph says Lord
LOTUS, the British ambassador at st. Peters,
burg, left Berlin for ST. Petersburg Tuesday.
He doubtless will demand explanations and
the withdrawal of the Cars agent from Cabul
without delay The Indian government has
long had possession of documents and anthem
ticated copies Of letters advising Sheer Ali in
the name of Russia and by the pen or voice of
Russian agents to Just such dangerous policy
as he is now pursuing.
SINLA, Sept. 26.-Indian newspapers publish
the Vlceroy of midas dispatches to the Amer
of Afghanstan. The first is dated August
18th and intimates in friendly and dignified
language that it is the Intention of the supreme
government of India to send mission to
for securing safe conduct and proper reception
to the represen tatives of friendly power. The
second, dated Aug. 23d, offers coincidence on
the death of Abdulla Jan, heir apparent to the
Afghan throne, and notifies Sheere Ali that
the departure Of the envoy will be postponed
until the period of mourning had expired. To
these dispatches no answers whatever were
returned
notwithstanding the military preparations
now making, it is believed the government in
tend to await the course of events and observe
the Ameer's attitude before undertaking an
actual vision af Afghanistan.
A serious outbreak has occurred in Seistan,
on the borders Of Asia and Afghanistan.
The Austrian Programme.
LONDON, Sept. 26.-The Daily Telegraph's
special from Vienna says that owing to the
difficulty of transportation, the army of 0ccu-
patton in Bosnia and Herzegovina will be re-
siderable share of the local administration will
be entrusted to the Mussulmans as a means of
the population, and an effort will
be made to reach an understanding with the
Porte which will secure the latter's good office,
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Coal PRICES.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. ga joint meeting
of the committees of the Schuylkill and Lehigh
coal operators was held today to adjust tie
prices of coal for October. The figures of July,
August and September were adopted, EXCEPT
the advance of Is per cent. on broken coal.
NEW YORK, Sept. 26.-The Delaware & Hud-
son Canal Go. has issued a circular for October,
giving prices OF coal as follows: Furnace and
So 60 each, egg So 80, and stove 81 20 per to n of
224O lbs, delivered free on board at Rondout
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ain interfered with the 1000 lyards range.
TiIden's Attorney Arrex,es

DETROIT, Sept 26.-Hon. Thos. Harland OF
New York was taken into custody by q. S.
Marshal Matthews on his arrival here this
morning from the West. The warrant for bis
arrest it is stated was issued upon an affidavit
of Assistant United States District Attorney
Sherman of New York. The arrest was made
in consequence of the forcible removal of GER
tain books from United States Commissioner
Maynard's office at Marquette, on Monday
evening while testimony was being taken in
the income tax suit of the United States VS.,
Samuel j. Tilden, Harland being one of the
attorneys for the defendant.
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THE INDIANS.
pur.ut, Of ,be Refugee Che,euues

Pursuit of the Refugee Cheyennes.
ST. LOUIS. Sept. 26.-The Democrats Lsav-
enworth special says that two companies of the
23d infantry left there Wednesday for Monu-
ment Station, Kansas Pacific Railroad. the
point where the refugees Cheyenne Indians are
expected to cross if they go SO far north. Col.
Dodge of the SD is there now with all the gar
rison of Fort Hayes and two companies Of the
10th infantry, and when the troops which left
Leavenworth reach him, he will probably have
force enough to control the indians and force
them back to the reservation.
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The Western Hurricane.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 26.-Special dispatches
give the following additional particulars of the
roof was torn from the school house and two
children seriously injured. Large trees sue
cumbed to the storm and fences were the play
thing for the gale. At Fort Wayne, Ind, the
Episcopal church was struck by lightning and
set on fire and damaged.
At Crawford's Mill, Ind, Orrban's large
business block was unroofe and flooded with
rain.
At Lebanon, Ind, large number of build
ings were uDroofed. The Presbyterian church,
the finest building in town, is now a shapeless
mass of brick and mortar. The streets are fill
ed with rubbish and uprooted trees.
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European Markets.

I,oNpoy. September 26-12.3O P. M.-Consols at
"a lI-i6 for money and 94a for account
LONDON, September 25-l23O P. M.-American Sc
curities-United States bonds 67s 1913; SIS, at
1881; new as, 1853; 10'40s, at 1851; Erie 1873.
LIVERPOOL, September 26-12.30 P.M.-Cotton-
more business doing; Middlmg uplands at 6sd; do
Orleans at 6d Gales 1000 bales including 1000 bales
for speculation and export receipts 5000 bales, ill.,
Guiding 1850 bales American.
Futures 1872 better; September delivery 1916;
September and october Ct.
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POLITICAL.
Nebraska Dem CORA is.

OMAHA, Sept. 26-The Nebraska Democrat.
ic state convention met at Lincoln to day. On
temporary organization W. p. Conner, rep
resentative of hard money, was chosen chair.
man by five majority. The committees on
resolutions and permanent or ganization were
appointed, and the convention adjourned until
tomorrow. An effort will be mads to endorse
the Greenback state ticket, the Democrats
making no nominations.
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NEW YORK September 26-Evenng Money more
active at 3 az per cent. on call. closing at per
cent Sterling Exchange quiet at 4Sla for long and
Gold steady at 1909 throughout; loans fiat and 1
per cent The clearings were $1,000 900. The Gus
toms receipts to-day were 1884, 900. Treasury dis
bursements $4,000 for interest and $127,000 for
bonds. Governments weak. Railroad mortgages are
firm.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange to-day
aoorey afed 122 900 shares, including 10000 shares
Northwestern common, 10000 shares do preferred,
600 shares st Paul common, 1900 do prefer red,
1OsO0 shares Lake Shore, 400 shares Lackawanna,
5000 shares Union Pacific 5000 shares Wabash 80 900
shares Western Union.
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DIED.

In this city, Sept. 25, Rosela widow of the late
George Potter, aged rs years months.
Funeral services this Friday afternoon at o'ck,
at her late residence 76 Washington street. Burial
at convenience of the famiiy.1
In this city, Sept &C. VIM. ii. Evans, aged 81 years
Funeral services at the residence OF his BROTHER
Daniel Evans, 80 Winter street, on Sunday afternoon
at 2 o'clock.
In East Warren, Sept. 3, Mr.. Ira Robinson aged 60
years months.
In Thomaston, Sept. 0, Capt. John G. Dunn, aged
90 years months.
In Waldoboro Sept. 1, Mrs. Luella Fagg. aged 80
years months.
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Mail ROhherv

FORT FETTERMAN, Wyoming, Sept. 26.-
The mail from Mckinney was jumped this
afternoon, about % miles north of here by 10
masked men. They succeeded in surprising
two soldiers acting as escort The horses and
arms of the cavalry men were taken and the
mail thoroughly ransacked.
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The Custom House Investigations.

NEW YORK, Sept. ga special from Chi
cago says that the reports of the treasury infor-
mers and agents give as the results OF the in
designations into custom house affairs, that
great undervaluations and wrong doing were
found at New York and Boston, but every thing
was done right at Western ports.
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LYnched.

NASHVILLE, Sept. 26.-James Russell, color
ed, charged with attempt at rape upon Mrs.
Jackson, was taken from the Jail at Murfres-
boro at o'clock this morning and banged by
mob one mile from town. There was some
doubt of his guilt.
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CaIiforria pEiuinx stocks,
Chicago Cattle MARKET.

CHICAGO, September 6.-Hogs-recelpts of $4,000
head; shipments 5000 heads market strong: choice
heavy at 8 80 a 10; mixed and rough at 33 a 60.
market steady; shipping Steers 20 "a 10; Texas at
200@290.
Sheep-receipts 500 head; market strong at 8 90 a
Il
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quoted at 1oc and Extra c. at &C., There is no change
ia Corn, which is still selling at 56c. Moasses is
firmer, although slightly higher than week ago.
Pork and Lard are stationary. Produce is unchang-
Il
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SPORTING NEWS.
Shooting nj Creedmor.

CREEDMooR, Sept. 26-rhe second days
shooting of the International team commenced
at II o'clock. The light was quite changeable,
wind steady at the southwest requiring four
points. AT 900 yards 1t was quite gusty. The
scora at 800 and 600 yards were:
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w11MrNaroS, September 26.--Cotton steady Mid
ding upands at 1Oc
CINcINNATI, September 26.-Cotton is quiet; Mid
ding glands l03c.
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TFRoM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
MEMO RANDA.

Sch Henrietta, Hill, which struck on the Spit at
Saeo 2lst, was foated 23d without further damage
and has discharged.
Sch Eva G Yates Yates, from Baltimore for Ports
mouth, with coal, was ashore on Halves Shoal 9th.
and was hauled off by the S steamer Gallatin and
towed into Edgartown. Extent of damage not re-
ported.
Sch Samuel Knight CT Pembroke, while running
down the Merrimack river 25th, struck on the rocks
near Dover bridge and remains. in bad position.
She is loaded with bricks; partly insured.
Sch Sarah l. Davis, of Belfast, before reported lost,
sailed from Tuspan Aug 80 for New York. The re-
port Of her loss occasioned by her boat and
wreck stuff drifting ashore
Barque II d Slower. before reported ashore at Port
Natal has been stripped The vessel is full of water
and there is no prospect of her coming of.
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MARRIED.

In Lisbon Falls, Aug. 81. Willis Sinclair and Miss
Kate " Jaqueth, both OF Lisbon.
In Saco, Sept. Is. Thos. j. Gray of Brunswick and
Mrs. Gcorgianna Hoyt of Saco.
In Buxton, Sept Z, JAS. F. Storey of Scarboro and
Miss Clara E. Waterman of Buxton.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

THURSDAY, September 26.-The markets remain
dull and easy. Flour is unchanged with trade easy
Sugars the same as yesterday, granulated being
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CIenriug House TRANSACTIONS.

PORTLAND, September 20.
The Clearing House of the Portland Banks report
the transaction OF business as follows to-day
Cross EXCHANGES 1851 81
Net Balances. lioVt Oh
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boston stock Market
lsales of the Brokers Board, Sept. PSI
First Call.
50 600 Eastern r. new 81, 1906. ........"... 6Ss
Eastern Railroad. ........''..''.,''-. ,'' l'3
Second Call.
II Boston 81 Maine Railroad. ............"...N9
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METEOROLOGICAL.

INDICATIONS FOB THE NEXT TWENTY -youB
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHEF SIGNAL,
OFFICER, Washington, DC,
Sept q, Il A. MI
For New England
and the Middle States, rising barometer, cooler
northwest winds, clear or pertly cloudy wealth
or,
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Advantages of Life Insurance.

ssA Policy of Lille Assurance is the
Cheapest aud safest mn ode of masiug IN GER
tai a DIR svisiOu for ones family. H. ~ time
our people underst0 and vractsced more
generalls life assurance. Many widow
aud orphan have had great reason 10 be
grateful that the advantage of life
assurance was understood by the husband
aud father.
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Life Insurance q Duty.

To those dependent upon salary, q Policy is in
dispenSable. To those possessing more Of this
srortds go0dsit appeals first, as security against
all possible contings ncies No ore now wealthy is
laton for, taking the expectation of Life, Policy
of Insurance your life will probably yield you a
fair interest for your annual investment besides the
full return OF the amount paid. In the event Of
previous death, the Policy Is beyond question the
best investment that can be made, often increasing
very many times the amount of premiums paid The
Chief advantage of Life Insurance is, that IL makes
this provision t0hen most needed, and wheR erery
other means may fail
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Daily Domestic Receipts.
Foreign Imports.

BY water conveyance-lO00 bush corn lneaI 70 q
W True & Co.
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WilbOr's Cod Liver Oil

aud Lime. Persons who have been taking Cod
Liver Oil will be pleased TO learn that DIR. Wibor
has succeeded, from directions of several profession
al gentlemen in combining the pure Oil and Lime
in such manner that it is pleasant TO the tase and
its effects in Lung complaints truly wonder full.
Very many persons whose cases were pronounced
hopeless, and who bad taken the clear Oil for long
time without marked effect, have been entirely
cured by using this preparation. Be sure and get
the genuine. Manufactured only by A. Il. WILBoR,
Chemist, Boston. Sold by all druggists.
sep24 eod1wsn
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Enyironed with Danger.

The dweller or temporary sojourner in a malarious
region of country is envroned with danger. Besides
inhaling at every breath atmosphere saturated
with an infectious poison, he also drinks water which
is in most instances likewise impregnated with the
fever and ague breeding zasasnota. If bilious sub.
ieet deficient in stamina, or irregular in habit of
body or digestion, his peril is much increased, as
these abnormal conditions extremely favorable to
the contraction of malaral disease But this danger
NAV be safely encountered with the assistance of
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, which completely null
lilies the atmospheric virus and neuralizes the
stituents of miasma tainted water. This benign
tdote disease eradcates and fevers of
intermittent and bilious remittent type besides eff
fecting thorough and permanent reform OF those
enfee6ed OF irregular conditions of the system which
invite not only malaria but other diseases equally TO
be dreaded. se23eOd&w1w
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Bosfeu stock Market

EOfGigM EmpUEts'
HARBORVILLE. Schr Lucknow-3' cords "ood,
80 doz eggs to A Whdden.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.
| SAN FRANCISCO-Ar 25th, ship Heca, Day, FIN
Philadelphia; barque Neversink, Barstow, fin Hong
BALTIMoRE-old 25th, sch Hortensia, Larrabee,
PHfLADELPHIA-Ar oath, sch Grace VanDusen,
Cid 2sd, sch Saml Gilman. Kelley, Gardiner.
Cid 25th. sch irvine Berry Barbados.
At Delaware Breakwater 24th, schs Sarah Reed,
Albert Daley, Abbott Devereux, Sarah Bird Nell
lie FSawyer Emma Green, and others.
PROVIDENCE-Ar 25th, schs Mountain Laurel,
Higgins, Bangor; Hunter, Green, Portland.
Sid 25th, schs Dolphin, Chadwick and Maud NAL
loch, Bickford, New York; Gen Hall, Simmons, do;
JAS Potter, Ogier, Kennebec.
,NEWPORT-Sld oath, sch Frances Ellen, Smith.
from Bangor) up river.
DUTCH ISLAND HARBOR-Ar oath, schs Maud
Mulloch, Bicktord. Providence for New York; Para
gon, Veaze, Bangor for Philadelphia; L Holway,
Bryant, st John. NIB, for do.
Sid 25th, sch Onward, Pool, Bristol.
WAREHAM-Ar 2ith, sch Capt John, Curtis, from
Sid 18th, sch Agricoa, whitmore. New York.
VINEYARD-HAVEN : Ar oath. schs Paragon,
veaze, Bangor for Philadelphia; Capt John. Curtis,
do for Wareham; Jas O'Donohue, from Frankfort for
New York.
Sid 18th, schs E & W Kinds, Nellie, Sea Bird
Lunet, Carrie Spofford, John Douglass B Young,
French, Seventy-Six, Ethan Allen, N j Miller. i
Yates, Ivy Belle, Viola, Kate CLARK, Red Beach,
Helen G King, Jas ODonohue, Capt John, Paragon,
Champion, and others.
BoSToN-Ar 25th, schs John Douglass. Parker.
Brunswick, Ga; j Newton, Slower, Alexandria;
Luuet, Kinds. Baltimore; Anna Frye, Bryant Eliza
bethport; John q George Closson, searsp9rt: War
Coffin, Wiscasset.s
Ar 18th, baraue New England, Hallett. Pensacola;
sehs Belle Hooper, Gilkey, Trapani; Willie Luce,
Spear Charleston Lily French Has sel Bait
Armstrong and Northern Light, Harper, Port John
son; N Branscemb, Dodge, Calais; X Colson,
CID 18th, schs Cove Bearse, for Kenneboc;
Lillian, Ryan, Belfast.
sALEM-Ar oath, schs Yreka, .Drisko, Windsor,
ken; Senator Grimes, CLARK, Calais for Newark: L M
Strout, Burnham. Bangor for New York; John q
George, Closson, SeaTsport
Ar 18th, sch Jed Frye, Langley, PHILADELPHIA for
Bangor Saml Nash. Barter, Port johnson.
DANVERSPORT-Ar 25th, sch Elizabeth, Wall,
GLOUCESTER-Ar 25th. schs Smith futile, Bar
ter Bangor for Chatham; Tangent, Tnurston, Calais
tor Providence
NEWBURYPORT - Ar Oath, sch Georginana,
Brown, Weehawken,
Sid Gath, brig Open Sea- wyman. Bucksport; schs
Dolly Varded, Eldridge, New York; S Lindsey,
PORTSMOUTH = Sid 25th, schs Lizzie GuptilI,
Smith, Rockland; belmont Locke. Dodge, Bangor;
Oliver Dyer, Falker, Portland; Geo Gilman, Randall,
Machias.
EOREEGN PORTS.
Sid I'm Nantes 22d inst. brig Sarah & Emma. Nun
roe New York.
Ar at Gibraltar prev to 18th inst, baIque Angus
tine Kobbe, Ford New York.
Sid TIM Liverpool 18th inst, ship VIM Campbell,
Curling, New York
Ar at Falmouth, Eng, 25th inst, barque Itonus,
Smart, Plsagua.
Cid at St John, NB, 25h inst. sch Teazer, Orr for
Philadelphia; Bowdon, Randall, New York.
Ar at Musquash, NIB, 23d inst, sch Ella Frances
Bulger Portsmouth, load for New York, or Phila-
delpha.
SPOKEN.
May 3d. lat 80 N, Ion 40 W, ship Thos Dana, from
New York for San Francisco.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

Ar at Port Mulgrave Ms, 23d, sch NJ NJ Chase, FIN
North Bay for Portland.
Ar at Canso 23d. sch John Wentworth. from North
Bay tor BuckspOrt.
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MARINE NEWS.
P0MT OF PORTLAND.

Thursday, Sept. 26.
ARRIVED
Steamer New York. Winchester, st John. NIB, via
Sch Seyenty-Six, Robinson. Richmond, Va-coal to
Eastern RR. 49,
Sch Howard Williams, from Georgetown, DC-coal
Sch Maggie Fisk, Matthews, Baitimore-coal to
Maine Central RR.
Sch hyue, Otis, New York-coal to Maine Cent RI
Sch Success, Pearson. New London.
Sch Eva Pettengill, York, Boston.
Sch P S Lindsey, johnson. Newburyport
Sch Z Snow, Jr, Griffin, Rockport, Mass.
Sch Oliver Dyer, Falker, Portsmouth
Sch Nellie Chase. Randall, Saco.
Sch Lucknow, (Br) Slocunb, Harborville. Ms
wood and eggs to A ID Whidden.
CLEARED.
Sch Louisa Frances, Thorndke, Rockland-C
Morse & Co.
SHIpDUILDING--B Metcalf, of Damariscotta. is
at work the frame of ship to be put up this tall
The vessel in Bryant's yard, Damarscotta, will be
launched in few weeks.
BARGE Halcyon has been entirely rebuilt at Bath
during the past summer and looks like vessel.
Capt Wyfie Dickinson is to command her.
3LAUNoHED-At Rockport 26th, by Carlton, Nor
wood g. Co. fine snip OF 1900 tons, named Richard
Parsons, owned by the builders. Capt Chas Packard,
(who is to command her) Richard Parsons of New
Orleans, and others.
[FRoM OUR CORRESPONDENT.
CRANBERRY ISLES. Sept 16-Ar, sch Ella Fran
ces Bulger, Portsmouth for Musquash, NIB.
Sid, schs Index, Bunker, and Neptune, for Jeweps
Island, (for herrng)
Sept 20-Ar, sch Golden Hind, Spurling from the
Bay. with so bbls mackerel.
Sept 22-Sld, sch Ella Frances.
TFRom MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
Ar at New York goth, barque Carrie E Long, from
Cgrthagena; brig Moses Day, from Caibarien.
Ar at Matanzas 18th, brig Clara Nj Goodrich, from
Portland.
Ar at Malaga prev to 25th, barque John Marsh,
Patterson. New York.
Ar at Havana 18th, brig f H Jennings, Neil, from
Portland.
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CONGRESS- the Oldest and largest selling baking
powder in New England, its success to its pur-
ty and the good luck that every cook has when
using Congress in baking.
Dyspeptics can eat warm biscuits made from Con-
gress Yeast Powder without distressing them.
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pEpARTURx Ow sTKAusHrps.

Miniature Almanac. September 25.
Sun rises -. ........5.53 High water IL So AM
Sun sets 5.4S Moon sets $50 PM
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May 80, lat 80 N, lon 43 W, ship Thos Dana, from
New York for San Francisco.
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Woodbury. l. Moulton.

CHRESTADORO'S HAIR DYE
is pronounced both by the WORLD OF SCIENCE and
the WORLD OF FASHION, the finest preparation ever
invented by art rectiy the short comings of Nature
Manufactured by j. CRIST ADoRo. No. 90 William
St., New York. Sold by all Druggists. Applied by
all Hair DresseIs. sep5sneod& win
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100 shs Dol, l. 4 W 90, SO
500 do ..... ScX
100 Wabash :. he - st4X
100 Morris 4 Essex .bex 80 !
100 40. .b3 SAX
100 Chi 4 Alton. :. be 80
2 Chi 4 Alton pf. 10 lOl
100 st l. 4 s Fran. bic ~
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ses make, was qus. we fseso;y TIE s.
rs ssl. Ess.ip. 's1 g. ssss
Nc. Jsr:sy nearby Use ise STATS and fennsyl'
o o a 10 c.usss fresh i: .a Ia a a s d
sao-c.Ioln. sir as.' .1s good sa' 70 prime
Ss.a good 90 s cut, 7 s. E
srEAKIsE-Reeeipts 4e tierces Tho market was quiet
snss closed steady the siv sSs. Win i.ir
COCOA ne; Cuba, ssnsrifasai. hhss ana boxes
exc Porto aea r:S S so$%oa an 10 .na s
&C. sSsd % prime s s .ls:ss 5.assss s
powdered Ssle. grsEai.t.d ssc: on do sss = slse
sxsr. os 7ze Sc. other grades. insladias G. es.c.
TiLLow.-Receipts, - hhts. and 20 bills The market
was quiet but firm, and 7c freely offered prime;
@ D % s IS ssls The marse. wa. juliet.
s1r but
per steam. 500 butter in rsrssr.oIs zoos
open
Sss.sr Asa Lonaon steam go sIIs -four ss 7ss ooo
cheese private terms Avonmouth steam 5000 bushels
IS ;'': e
ss % g a4ooD S sr.n
steam LOCO packages provisions 100 marks Ko.srdan
sas:.ss: gram.
grain on private terms, Nsrveg.n bars hsnss 60 C.sa
Frmnce), quarters gram. 6s 3D.: NOR.
Wegfan ship hence HavrO
so0O quarters grain. S. 3D. Norwegian bars.
hence 10 French port, $500 quarters grain. u.s. 3D.
one 4ooo quarters to Do o. 3D. one $500 quarters to
to ss.elasn tobacco ais sisisS bss III so"s
from Baltimore TO the east OF Ireland 5000 quarters
grain rs I'd. Norwegian bark. from Baltimore Dor
desux, 3OVO quarters grain, g. Sd. American bars
$40 TONS from baltimore tor Rotterdam 27s 3D.
American bark, 5UU TONS report d from Portland.
Me-. 10 River Platte, with lumber Mt Si4 net;
H"vre general cargo a. current rates recently british
cargo; AT rses British st Go arrived 100 toms
hence to ii.vrs general cargo rates. Amsr
bark 49 tons hence to Adelaide Brisbane general
cargo, A. current rates. bark from Baltimore
to Trieste, $500 bols rehued petroleum, S. I'd !;
Belgian bark, hence to Antwerp, 1000
bbis. 90, A. lid; a vessel. rumored hence to
Java, 2l.OOO cases refined petroleum about 40c.
Italian brig reported from 500 bbls refined
TO Adriatic utxian
ports excuded back. At f95 Norwegian Dark hence
to the Continent 5000 bbls reported Sd.
refined petroleum NJ As Sd.