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DOMESTIC PORTS.

GALVESTON-Ar 18th, sch Charles F Heyer Pc
land New York.
NEW ORLEANS-Ar up 9th, ship Theobald, Rol
Inns, Richmond Me.
PENSACOLA-Cld Sth, brig Ramirez, Bernard
New York.
BRUNswICK--Cld 9th, brig Rowland, Barter
Boston,
sAyANNAH-Ar 18th, sch Whitney Long, from
New York.
Cid 18th, sch Ada f Whitney, Bartlett, Savannah
CHARLESTON-Ar 13th schs Prescott Hazel
tine New York; r Hart, Baltimore.
Sid 18th, barque Helen Sands, for Havre.
WILMINGTON, NC-Cld 18th, sch Loretto Fish,
Watts, Boston.
RICHMOND. vA-Cld 9th. sch Jos Farwell, Far
well, Pelotas. (Brazil)
BALTIMORE-Cld 10th, sch Carrie S Hart Davis
Providence.
Cid 11th schs A NJ Pird Fales Harlem; Melissa
a Wiley, Wiley, Somerset; Carrie Walker, Russell,
Marblehead; John Lord, Thomas. New Haven;
Ella Pressey Avery Rockland.
PHILADELPHlA-Ar 18th, sch Normandy Ad-
ans, Fernandina.
Ar at Delaware Breakwater 18th, barque Florence
l. Genera, Simmons, Matanzas, for orders; sch Ste
phen Harding, Harding, from Minatitlan for New
York.
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The COMMITTEES of the volunteers fleet have
ordered a fifth cruiser constructed at Mar
seilles at cost of half million dollars.
In Constantinople many arrests were made
yesterday Cause unknown.
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MINOR KILOGRAMS.

There will not be any auction sale OF Laeka-
wanna coal in New York this month. rc:ces
are to be again advanced by the different coal
companies next week.
Rafael Josefy, the Hungarian pianist, made
a most successful debut at Chiekering Hall
Monday night to a crowded audience, and
Capoul made his first appearance in "Barbe
Bleue" at Grau's French opera.
Chas. III. Carltan of Winchester hung him
self to an apple tree on Saturday, and was
found on Sunday. He was married and had
one child. Age 20 years.
The Connecticut grand Jury in the case Of
the Rev. III. I'll. Hayden, found a true bill yes
terday charging him with murder in the first
degree. There are four counts in the indict-
ment.
Paul Boyton accomplished his swim down
the Merrimac river, reaching Newburyport,
Mass, at 630 yesterday afternoon, making 200
miles in seven days.
The order prohibiting writing any part OF q
message on the face of a postal card has been
rescinded.
The coroner's jury has returned verdict
charging Mrs. Meirhoeffer, of Newark N. j +,
and Frank Lammensher, her alleged para
mour, guilty of the murder of her husband.
Five masked river-pirates Monday night
boarded the schooner Mary Jane at anchor in
New York harbor, and with srevolvers put
guards over the captain and crew, and robbed
the vessel of watches, jewelry and money.
Delmar, a four year old son of Capt. James
Brady, collector of the port of Fall River,
Mass, was drowned last evening.
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Important Decision in a Life Insurance
Case

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 14.-The suit of Lee Alex
ander, receiver of the Columbia Life Insur-
ance Company, against the Life Association of
America and various individual defendants,
which has been pending for many months in
the Circuit Court was decided on Monday by
Judge Thayer in favor of the receiver. The
suit was to recover certain assets of the Co.
lumbia Life Insurance Company, which were
alleged to have been improperly and illegally
transferred to the Life Association, including
the withdrawal of securities from the Column
5000 shares of its capital stock. The judgment
rendered is for nearly S1,1OO,OoO. The suits
against individual defendant were dismisse d.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 10
hips. This is to be worn with any dark cos

hips. This is to be worn with any dark COS
tune at the opera or theatre.
Very large rosettes and the large Directolre
bows made of Breton or point d'esprit lace are
the new eravat bows Just imported from Paris.
New fat square-cornered bags and VIDE
belt are imported in black or blue velvet and
in black glove kid These are in better taste
than the showily decorated leather and velvet
bags lately used.
The soft belt is the name given to what is
really sash of plable ribbon, usually in strspes
of two contrasting colors. 1t is worn tied a.
round the wrist in soft negligent folds, and
has bow with ends on the left side. Some
times it begins in the under-srm seams, and S
only in the front.
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FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.

Oct 10-Cld, sch Milwaukee, Pickett, Sand River
Oct 11-Cld, sch Addie Ryerson, Miller, for st
Inhn NIB.
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Consolation for the Democracy.
THE INDIANS.

Recovery of Major Thornburgh's Body
RAwLINs, Wy. T., Oct. 14.-Lieut Burke
says that Thornburgh' s body was not mutilated
The Indians laid him out on the ground with
one arm by his side and the other folded over
his breast, clasping photograph of Ute Jack
who shared Thornburgh's hospitality a'day or
two before his death.
The Renegade Utes Peaceable.
Ignacio, Red Jacket and Maguiniup, chiefs
of the renegade Utes, and sixty other southern
Utes promise that they will take no part nor
render any aid to the White River or Uintah
Utes.
Measures Being Taken to Punish the
Offenders.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-THE Secretary of the
Interior has sent special agent to Los Pinos
to do all that is possible, with the aid of friend
ly Indians to secure the surrender of the guilty
parties and discover and rescue the female
members of Meekers family.
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English Alarm at the Outflow of Gold.

LONDON, Oct. 1.-THE News financial az
ticle says: A considerable quantity of Ameri-
can bills were offered in the market yesterday,
iron already shipped. If gold continues to
leave England and France to the same extent
as lately it will soon become necessary to con-
slider the possibility of measures to stop the
outflow. 1t will be time for England to con-
slider what action is to be taken when the
French authorities make move by directly or
indirectly raising the premium on gold to such
a point that the whole incidence of the United
States demand is thrown on this country
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FATAL EXPERIMENT.
Two Men Blown Into the Air by Torpe-
'''.f dnac

Two Men Blown Into the Air by Torpe-
does.
BosToN, Oct. lion Monday two men
went down the harbor to experiment with tor
pedoes. The facts SO far as now known are
that an unknown man, claiming to be an in
ventor of new explosive compound hired
sail boat and tender, with which to go down
the harbor and make some experiments He
took with him an assistant named Edward G.
Swain, who lives in South Boston, and a boy
named Holmes. Last night the boy returned
with the large boat, and reported that his two
companions in the tender haze been blown to
pieces while experiment at some distance
away.
Further investigation tonight indicates al
most beyond doubt that Joseph r. Nc
Clintock and Edward Swain were killed by
the explosion. Holgate who was taken sick
and unable to accompany the party in their
experiment, has rot been seen since the accl-
dent was reported. Their intention was to
make the experiment at Growers Bluff near
Fahant. Swain is from Nantucket.
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IN IOWA.
A Republican Gain of 10000 Over
Last Year.
AND A REPUBLICAN MAJORITY OF o5
ON JOINT BALLOT IN THE LEGISLA-
TURE

Dies MONIES, 11.30 P. MAT this hour the
returns indicate Republican majority on the
state ticket over the Democrat and Green
hackers of at least 10000 A gain of 10000
over last year.
In the Fifth Congregational District Thomp-
son, Rep, is undoubtedly elected over
Calhoun, fusion, to the legislature. The re-
turns indicate that the Republicans will have
majority on the joint ballot of Co.
DEsMoINEs, Ia, Oct. 1.-The contest for
Governor in most localities is exciting and
yet.
close and returns are meagre The Republi-
cans will elect state Senator and representa-
tives.
CHICAGO, Oct. 14.--Returns from eight poll
ing places in Iowa give Gear (Rep) for Cover
nor, 1868. Trimble (Dem.) 1,108, Campbell
(Greenback) 231.
11-4O.-Returns from 16 places in Iowa give
Gear (Rep) 4432 Trimble (Dem.) 1877,
Campbell (Greenback) 6S2. Outside of these
Gear has in various polling places 2, 149 ma
jority. So far as reported the Republicans
have gained in all cases but one
MARsHALTowN, Oct. 14.-Hardin county
gives the Republican state ticket a large ma
iority.
MUscATINE, Oct. lit is estimated Gear
will have 300 majority in this county.
Consolation for the Democracy.
NEWARK, n. j., Oct. 1.-The city election
to-day gives nearly $500 majority for Fielder
Dem.) for mayor The German vote, hitherto
Republican, was almost solid for Fielder, the
main issue being the liberal construction of
the Sunday laws. The council will stand IS
Republicans, II Democrats, Liberal,
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FOREST FIRES.
Immense Damage Wrought in

Immense Damage Wrought in Vermont.
WATERBURY, VT, Oct 14.-Fire is raging on
the mountain north of Ridley's Station. 1t
has travelled a mile in the woods since noon,
and threatens to destroy an extensive tract of
timber north of Mansfield mountain. Every
thing is very dry. A company of men have
gone to spend the night in an endeavor to
check the confagration. Immense damage
has already been DONE
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yya,er,ov,, e,,,,,. ry,rte,.

WATERFOWL, Oct 1i.-Beef Cattle-recepts GAO
head fine quality stock IN short suppymarket gen
ira at 1901 90; first quality ooa6 so; second
quality 8 0Gg5 so; third quality oo@4 5o;Store
Cows and Calves s20a55o; fancy Cows at s55a6O;
Farrow Cows at S1oqs27; yearlngs at S7aS14;
two years old at 81 9S27; three years old S2o@
Sheep and Lambs-receipts 6344 head market
improved; sales in lots at 2 0od2 70 each; extra
= 0oG5 90; Spring Lambs 4A9514c; Veal Calves
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European EEarlsefs.

LONDON, Oct. 14-12.3O P. M.-Consols OF 11-16
for money and account.
LONDON, Oct. 14-l2.3O P. M.-American secu-
rities-United States bonds 5s, 1061a new 41as at
1091s; As, 1854 Erie 40.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 14-12.30 P. M.-Cotton market
easier; Middling uplands at 11-16d; Orleans To-
16d sales 1000 bales; for speculation and export
800; receipts p 400, American II 400,
LIVERPOOL Oct 14-123O P. M.-Flour II 6G
IS s.; Winter Wheat at 11G11 81 Spring do, 10 39
10 6; California average at 10 gil 2; club do 11a
oil 7; Corn, at 6; Peas at 5 Z. Provisions, &C.,
Pork at so; Beef 80; Bacon, 80 6S033 6; Lard at
"a &; Cheese 51.Tallow at "a 6, at london SO 6.
Receipts of wheat for three days, 100000 centals
of which 399. 600 are American.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
French Politics


SMLA, Oct. 1.-THE Republique Franchise,
the organ of Gambetta, continues the advo-
cacy Of a plenary amnesty "A Paris despatch
says If Gambetta approves ''plenary amnesty
campaign, all is certainly over with the Wad-
dington cabinet lfr >5ti,i -
,Bouteliier, another extreme radical, has
been elected member from the Paris NUM-
cipality. T.
Relics of Major Cavagnari Found.
Gen. Roberts and staff visited the late presi-
dency at Cabul, portions of which are burned,
but the greater part is still standing, though
completely dismantled. The bodies of Major
Cavagnari and DR. Kelly are said to be buried
beneath the debris. Search is to be made.
Major Cavagnari's visiting diary was found at
the Ameer's palace.
The Workings of Parnel's Policy.
LONDON, Oct. 14.-Five hundred tenants of
the Marquis of Sligo and Earl Lucan met in
Connaught and solemnly pledged themselves
to pay no rents until a reduction had been
granted proportionate to the great fall in
prices on agricultural produce. Notice was
posted in the county of Ulster that any man
coming into the county to pay more than a
pound an acre for land, may bring his coffin
with him.
An Exciting Election in Belgium
BRvGEs, Oct. 14.-Excitement exists here
over the election today for Senator to succeed
Count Boyaval IiberaD deceased. Count
Boyaval voted in favor of the Elementary Edu-
cational bill, which the government got
through the Senate by two majority only. The
Catholics are making great efforts to win the
seat, which would affect the Cabinets position
and insure continuance of the clerical supre-
macy in West Flanders. The excitement last
night eliminated in an ARRAY; during which
one man was stabbed. Numerous arrests have
been made.
Foreign Notes.
The COMMITTEES of the volunteers fleet have
ordered a fifth cruiser constructed at Mar
settles, at cost of half million dollars.
In Constantinople many arrests were made
yesterday. Cause unknown.
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Rascalitv in Chicago

CHICAGO, Oct. 14.-Herbert B. Waterman
for IS months confidential clerk of the Board
of Trade, of the firm of Henry Memory & Co.
absconded on Saturday night with $4,000
and perhaps more, belonging to his employers.
He has been thoroughly trusted and had
doctored the books for some months. 1t il
supposed he has yictimiZed other people.
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Massachusetts, Temperance Men to Sup
port the Republican Ticket.

BOSTON, Oct. 14.-About one hundred tenn
perence men met here to-day, end resolutions
this State has incorporated the Temperance
question in its platform, only such Republicans
should be put in nomination for the legislature
as will give no uncertain sound on the temper
ance question, and that the nomination of
Long and Weston meet the hearty approval of
the Temperance Republicans.
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notwithstanding to the scarcity of tonnage we
have but few charters to report. Rates without
material change, but very firm. We notice the fol-
ing for the week ending October 18th: Bark Alex.
Campbell, Portland to Philadelphia, ice Acc. Sch-
David Ames, Kennebec to Baltimore, ice 60c. Schr
E. D. Sudbury, Portland to Caibarien, shocks and
heads 34c. Schr Irvine, Portland to Lamoule Quad,
lump sum $780, Brig Jennie A. Cheney, Baltimore
to Pernambuco, flour 10 and primage.
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An IndlScreet Jury

BALTIMoKE. Oct. H.-The jury in the MUIR
der case of Munshauvver in Frederick City
were discharged today, the jugde having been
went to barber shop and talked about the
trial with the BARRIERS. The trial had been in
progress for five days.
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MEMORANDA.

Brig E H Rich Devereux, from Aspinwall for Mo
bile, which put into Turks Island Sept 80, leaky
repaired and sailed Oct 4th.
The contract price to be paid the Coast Wreckin2
Co for raising scbr 4 Weeks, is $4,000.
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PoUGHKEEPsIE, Oct. 14.-All the employees in
Rathery's file works in Wathewan left the
works this morning after vainly demanding an
increase of pay Both sides are firm.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

Portland Daily Wholesale Market.
PORTLAND, Oct. IA.
Flour is very firm and advancing. In Grain, bag
lots of Corn advanced from 63 to 65c, Meal from 81
to 62c and Oats from IS to 45c. Sugar steady and
unchanged.
The following are to4iays quotations of Flour,
Grain, Provisions &c.
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SPORTING.
ThA New York WALK

NEW YORK, Oct. 14.-No interest is felt in
the 81 hour walk. Twenty-Five men are now
on the track. Blower Brown did not make his
appearance, and Hartman will probably win.
Base Ball. ~
At Observation-Disclosures 6, Worcesters g.
At Albany-Albanys Q, Nationals 4-eight
innings.
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METEOROLOGICAL
INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TwENTY-FoUR

WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNALl
OFFICER, Washington, ID. c.,
October Is. ! A. M.
For New England.
Clear or partly cloudy weather, variable winds
mostly westerly, nearly stationary temperature
and barometer
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YELLOW FEVER.
Several Gases in Arkansas.

Several Cases in Arkansas.
FOREST CITY, Oct. 14-There has been six
cases of yellow fever here, four of whom died
and one is dying. Business is suspended and
the town almost depopulated.
The Record in Memphis.
MEMPHIS, Oct 14.-Nine cases in all, eight
white, three additional deaths reported to-day
The Howards received 500 to-day and assigned
% nurses.
In Louisiana.
CENTREy1LLE, La, Oct. 14.-Ther, as
been sixteen cases and six deaths of yellow
fever here up to date
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California Mining stocks.
Chicago Cattle Market.

CHICAGO, Oct. 14.-Hogs-Receipts $4,000 head:
shipments $500 head market stronger all round
closing trife tame; mixed packing at 3 2O63 so;
light 50G3 80; choice heavy at 8 6O63 So
Cattle--Recepts $500 head;shipments 5000 head;
market almost lifeless natives easier but not quota
bly, lower at O094 so.
Sheep-Receipts 500 head no shipments /; market
weak and lower.
London cable reports show the supply of Cattle to
be much shorter. Butchers stock clear d out; buy
ers attending largely Quick sales and higher prices
for every hing. Sheep very firm and shade higher
MOBILE. Oct. 14--Cotton firm; Middling uplaDds
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THE SECRET KEY TO HEALTH.-The Science OF
Life, or Self-Preseryation, 800 pages. Price, only
81 Contains fifty valuable prescriptions, either one
of which is worth more THAI ten times the price of
the book. Illustrated sample sent on receipt of
cents for postage Address, DR.. w. H. Parker 4
Bulfinch Street, Boston, Mass. jly16eod&w3m
SHADES ENGLISH MUSTARD and CONGRESS
Yeast Powder received the Award at the Mechan-
ics.Fair Both are pure and standard articles and
sold by most every grocer in Portland. Try them
and you will have no other.
MARRIAGES.
In this city, Oct. A. by Rev. w. L. Gibbs William
S. Moore and Miss Sarah Toner. 10th of Portland.
In this city, Oct. 49, by Rev. j. McWhinnis, Chas.
A. Higgins and Miss Lugene A. Kennard, both of
Portland.
In Sherman, Oct. 4, by Rev W. A. Merrill, War
rem g. Davidson and Miss Martha S. Robinson, all
Sherman.
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At Shanghai Aug 90, barque Almatia Blanchard
unc; and others.
AT Foochow Aug 81, barque Ralph NJ Hayward,
Doane for Tientsin.
Sid FIN Swallow Aug 6, barque Annie Hall, Mel
son, for Tientsn.
At Hong Kong Aug 26, ships viglant Ross, for
San Francisco; A M Simpson, CALI unc; barques
Adelaide Norris Woodward, and Fred Litchfeld,
Sid FIN Bilboa prev to 18th inst brgs Salistra,
Partridge, New York; Goodwin, Googins, Perth
At Carthagena Sept 26, sch Gertrude E Smith,
Jameson, for New York 20 days.
Cid at London 18th inst, barque Martha A Nc
Neil Marsters, New Orleans
Ar at Cardiff 18th, barque Xenia, Reynolds, from
Bremen.
At Salt Cay, IT, It'll inst, sch Fred Garlic Me-
Donald, East Harbor 18th to load for Boston.
Ar at Havana 4th inst, barque Earring, Anderson,
Matanzas.
Sid 4th, schs VIM Wilson, Ward, New York; Sth,
barque Jose E More, Carlisle, do.
Ar at Matanzas Sd inst. sch Joseph Cakes, Eaton,
Pensacola; 7th barque Sarah E Frazer, Sheppard,
Baltimore; brig Y Rionda Chase, Portland.
Ar at st Jofn NIB, 18th inst, sch Hunter, CASH
dy PASSPORT
CD 18th, schs Bertha j Fellows, Clark and Lizzie
McNiclols, Tanning New York.
Latest by European steamers.
Sid I'm Cardiff Sept 80, j B Brown, Keazer, for
Bombay.
Sid I'm Southampton Sept 30, Hecla, Gould, for
Ar at Dunkirk Oct 1, Lillian, Strout, Boston.
on Falmouth 30th, Queenstown, Purington, from
London for New York.
Ar at Glasgow LIST inst, S R Lyman, Pinkham, San
Antonio.
Ar at Greenock Sept %, Ormus, Shackford, from
Baltimore.
Ar ut Hull Sept 81, Ivy, Lowell, San Francisco.
Ar at Hamburg Sept 29, Hattie Dixon, Yates,
Port Royal.
Passed Prawle T int Oct 2, Chas Deering Carter,
from Valparaiso lei Calais.
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Rich Gold Discoveries in wyoming

FORT McKENNEY, Wy, Oct. 14.-Thele is
great excitement here on account of the dis
covery of rich gold bearing quartz in the Big
Horn mountains
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New York steck and Money Market.

NEW YORK, October 14-Evening Money in &C
tive demand at per cent on call; prime mercantile
paper 5@61a. Sterling Exchange dull and weak
at 1904 9d4S114 for long and 1924 ta4S314 for
short sight. Government bonds strong. State bonds
Louisiana consols 43. Railroad bonds fairly active
The transactions at the Stock Exchange aggregat-
ed 461 600 shares.
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K.ce1n.s OF IYEeinc central Il. n.


PORTLAND, Oct. ID.
For Portland, 81 cars miscellaneous merchandise;
for connecting roads, n cars miscellaneous ner
chandise.
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Another Bankrupt Stock
BOOTS & SHOES /!
Now Rush for the Bargains.

Notwithstanding the advance ON all kinds o
Boots, Shoes and Rubber Goods, am enabled BY
cents the dollar to give the some lines
of goods at prices far below anything heretofore Of
fered.
Read carefully the list below, and obtain, need
ed, some of the kind mentioned befors they all
disnnsnd of
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Halstead's Views.

What He Thinks of the Democracy and
of Grant.
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Ar at New York 14th, ship Raphael, Sherman,
Liverpool.
Ar at Matanzas Sd, brig Addie Hale, Sheppard,
Portland.
Ar at Cardenas Sd, brig Fannie Tucker, Tucker,
Portland
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$40 ZEN

Aug 90, lat s. Ion 81 W. ship Saratoga, Kendall
from New York for Calcutta
Sept 81, lat 46, Ion 49, ship Corsica, Henry, from
Antwerp for New York.
Sept n, lat %, Ion Al, ship Santa Clara, from
PHILADELPHIA for San Francisco
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Boston Sugar Nxarikes

First Call.
20 Eastern Railroad .............. ........ 1919
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In Louisiana
Death of a Crsmationist.

WASHINGTON, Pa, Oct. 1a.-Dr Ia oyne,
the celebrated cremationist, died. r94 b
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NJ AR REAGES.
DEATHS.

In Sherman, Oct. l, Daniel P. ingalls,, aged years
z months, of diphtheria
In Sherman, Oct. 0, Mr.. Joseph Merriam, aged
II years
In Friendship, Oct. 6, Mrs Elvira D., wife of Rev.
M. Hanscom aged SO years.
In Waterville, Sept. 2S, Capt. Joseph Brown, aged
SS years.
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Boston Stock Market.
SALES ofithe Brokers Board, Oct. a.

By water conveyance--1ooo bush Cornmeal to G.
w. True q Co.
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MOBILE Oct. 14.-Cotton firm; NTiddlng uplands
at Zoe.
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Benton 81 Line

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