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Notice.

TEyHE subscribers have formed co-part nership
Il under firm of Nulhegan Lumber Compa-
ny, and have purchased the entire property and
business of A. & L. Perkins, assuming in the pur-
chase the collecting and pay 6 of all demands of
said frm and will continue the numbering business
At their mills i'll Bloomfield VT. Customers IF late
firm of A. & K. Perkins will please address, null
hEGAN LUMBER CO., Coos, \. II.
ENOCH PERKINS
j. II. d ANFOQTH
CHAS. C. TEBBETTS.
Broomfeld, Vt. Oct. 20. 1880. nov12d3w
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To be Let.

On and after Oct. 4, 1850, the
premises now occupied by F. o.
Bailey 4 Co., Nos 35 & 81 Elk.
change st. Apply TO
HENRY DEERING,
No. 50 Exchange st.
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For Lewiston and Auburn.
RumfOrd Falls & BuCKfield
RAILROAD.

For Portland, leave Canton 42O
sassseseassassS and 80 a. M; Buckfeld, 5.15 and
eE ..=s..s3 c. 0S a. m.
For Canton and Buckfeld, leave
Portland l.oO p. M; Lewiston, 1.57 p. IN.
Stage connections for West Sumner, Dixfield
Byron, Rangley Lakes, &c. -
l. wASHRURN, JR., President
Portland Oct. 1S. 1880. oc2Otf
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10 Let.

STORE corner Congress and Chestnut streets.
y Has been occupied for the past IL years by
samuel Rolfe, Esq. an apothecary store. Ibis is
an excellent location for Fancy Grocery or Pro-
vision store.
Boarding house corner Fore an India streets. This
is of the best locations in the city for lodging
and victualing house. Has been occupied by the
present tenant for the past 15 years.
Full particulars regarding the above can be OBJ
tanned by applying to the subscriber.
JOHN b. CURTIS,
cc21 diff Corner Fore and Deer SITS.
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Health is Wealth !

DIR. E. c. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN TIRE AT
MENT; specific for Hys'eriA. Dizziness, Conyul
sons Nervous Headache, Mental Depression, Loss
tn tary Fm,ssiops prematuTe Ace caused nv
over exerton, self-abuse over-induigence which
leads miser,, decay and DEATH One box will
cure recent cases. Each box contains one months
treatment. One dollar a box, six hox.s for five
dollars; sent by mail prepaid receipt of price.
We guarantee six boxes To Gu e case. With
each order received BY us for Fix boxes accompan-
led with five dollars will send the purcha- er our
written guarantee to return the money if the treat
ient does not effect cure. Guarantees issued by
all druggists in Portland and everywhere.
JOB PERKINS CO., General Agents.
sep6deow&weOwlv ortland.
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Wit and Wisdom.

The Elmira Free Press tells this one: will
you obige me with Light" said one gentle
man. "Sir," said the other gentleman indig-
nantly, edo you take me for torchligbt pro-
cession?'
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HOUSE No. 1 Fore St., Eastern Promenade,
IL pleasant location, gas and Sebago, and all
modern improvements For further informat ton,
apply at the premises nov10dtf
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To Let.
TO Let.

WITH or without board two square rooms up
References exchanged. nov1Sd1w*
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THE BEST HEATING APPA.
RATUS YET,

for Dwellings Stores and Greenhouses is McDon-
aids Water Heater. 1t is home invention and
home manufacture, not cents worth of labor
beng spent on it outside of this city. l challenge
any man to show its equal in efficiency, sin picty
economy, durability and price People preferring
water heat best serve their own good by trying
it, and If it will not do as will tell them will
mo e it at my own expense. There is no need OF
gong to New York Tor heaters, nor to Montreal
for experts my heater has no peer in the former
city or State. aid myself will not take the second
place to any man setting them. 1 trust that y
fellow ctizens will not take 'Bosh'' for truth and
facts, and be induce to hny inferior articles be-
far-fetched. refer the public to he follow
ing parties who using my Hot ate Systen
John MAJ, VIM. Mumdy, VIM. E. Morton
Wa. Morton, Joseph Bradford, Orn Hooper, G.
NJ Baine Edward Waite and myself,
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To Let.

ONE or two pleasant rooms suitable for ladies or
" gentlemen. Enquire at PROSPECT ST.
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Portland, Bangor & Machias
STEAMBOAT co.
FOR
ROCKLAND, MT. DESERT, MIL
BRIDGE and MACHIAS.
Fall Arrangement, 1850.
Two Trips per Week until further notice

h..GN ID The Steamer CITY OF
s-zsszaxxsss2elSz5szs4 RICHMOND, Capt. W. E. Dem
$50 nson, will leave Railroad Wharf
Portland. every Tuesday, and Friday eve-
niugs, mt Ills o'clock, or on arrival of Pull
man express train from Boston, for Rockland,
Castine, Deer Isle, Sedgwick, So. West
and Bar Harbors, mt. Desert,) Millbridge,
JOuespOrt, and Machiasport.
Returning, viii leave Machiasport every Mon
dny and Thursday Morning, al 4.30 O'Clock,
touching above, arriving in Portland about Mid
night connecting with the Pullman night train for
Boston and the West Passengers viii not be dis
turbed unless wishing to take the Pullman.
Steamer City of Richmond connects at Rockland
with sanford S. S. Co., for Belfast Bangor and
River Landings, every Saturday Morning
Conf g West Monday, receives passengers and
freight from River landings for Portland.
GEO. l.. DAY, Gen. Ticket Agent.
e. GUSHING, General Manager.
noy9 Az
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To Let.
TO LET.

pleasant front room in Congress Square.
IA Inquire at COG Congress st. nov5dtf
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Miss .SAwyER's SALvE for % cents is the
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To Let.

HOUSE 81 Spring Street, two tenements, upper
LII $3.50, lower $2z5. Hot and cold water bath
room. all il first-class order. Call on SYLVAN
SHURTLkFF, 80 Free St., from IL to or to
p. m or to BENZ. Shaw. AS Exchange St.
Portland, Nov. 16, 1880. nov17d
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TWO tenements on High st. Sebago water and
Il Gas, Furnaces in cellar. Stable for one tene-
men5 Apply to W. Ii. SIMONTON, 3O4 Com
mercial st. oct27dt
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE.

- HOUSES, at a bargain. Prices ranging from
q $500 to $4,000. Apply to W. w. CARR,
1877 Newbury Street. oct1 ddtf
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RIILU1I hOTES.

LONG BRANCu, \. j., Aug. 13.-The Cam
den and Atlantic Railroad Company has. through ar
rau.cmcut. gl.h ihc Central Eaiiio DAD OF NrwJor,ey
and NcNJcrscy southern Railway Company, con
siruc:ea Il new through aud short lire from Atlantic
CIV through Long lnatch to Nrw-lorg and Point
Pleasant by which passengers VIII Dc carried from At
!nuiic CITY L. these ppuls "ii put chance OF cars
ALBANY, Aug. 13.-Wiiliam l.. Burt and
others, Of Ecw-York Cy, lave lisd articles iucor-
porating the Saratoga L1he Railway Company. The
road Is to run from some ntril point in Saratoga
SpIines to ard around Saratoga Lake. IN proposed
rG roaa " Ili -. about ten miles 40 length TAc capital
stock oi ,hc company rs @3OJOOO
CHAELEsrowN.W VIVA, Aug. 13.-'The Hagcrs-
town vision of the Shenandoah Nulcy Railroad r4n-
ming fiom UagoIstowu to q.rdstown, completed
M II 80 ms morning. The first train which passed
over track contained large oNcut- on party through
from Harrisburg, Pr,.n.. 90 thi, place
ToRoNro, Aug. 13.-A special cable dis
palch from London The G'obe says tna Joan Nae
donald, Pacific Railway negotiations arc within few
hour. OF completion city firm ~ the hiracst stand
and s1l.tu,y is wilfuL 70 ttEt tnc matter over
IOm the Dominion Olciu4htEs-
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INTERCHANGEABLE. 13.

Supreme Court hdmbrs-By Judge Beach
Gior. act Caiahan-Order granted denying motion Plat
AIT Payment for neeful repairs may be made proper
the question Of payment TO anor 10 await tho us
ion OF tlt account ing nov 10 progress
>1,edt T.r0-By Judge Van Brunt Tho People eX rel
~-co agt the Board Of Commissioners Of lLOe-tndngs
settled.
superior Cowi-SDecidl Term Judge Russell
Tntust-iu MatLe Executors Osborne, Assignee" AIT
R1,. granted BtdlOw ana another act Levy TINS
a.. Order appointing H. " Hchugs guardian al Item
Do0l., AZ Duocy.-trlcT sub-tituiln- attorney.
common Pic1s-f hGmj8s-ijV Judge Van Eruni.-
In NofckTho afi'a' oi tho mailing of The
claim j. nor 10 accordance WIN the rules
Warren DIVER have igned an order IN
matter already CTuk-h1ns agt ingvis SILL tlunk ii
OF tho urot!c- Is no, % such character -
would ma the granting ~ this notion Joel art Fan
nine Ap,tlou flr substituted service granted JUS gI
,.-Aupl ION granted. smith agt smith ORDER
az rDi l,. 20. motion for almOIy and counsel es. Man
haitian umptuy ag N2-i-iho oriondant
examined ON the lNth LAY OF August the
the punishment Tor contempt u ie-oi eel uHtl
In, coming -gCu cAam alton. IL The matter oi ko,on
- Decree entered aulcrarl
uorpe Couri- Chambers - Bv Judge Snnott.-
tod-i Notion granted on terms NJ s'u agt
Ni-- papers
Clnui-.Motiou 10 Nnc1io denied % u re-
-iul,Titnu iGt Beta Inc of'r TO- 40" *
animal tn paitf Do for tia should Ot'i'l ana ~
inside h 40 costs o the ptnih 10 - de the event krr
arr Wcidri-lOX; Htrtlnrlu agt Nrchs bifd a-i III
Nbhv net VI Hon. Marx act simon Orders grated The
National shoe Leather Bank AIT breel Receivers BOND
approved Cohen agt. T. yevr.-Orier % T'Ieroncc
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RESUMPTION md ITS OPPOSERS.

SOME REMARKS WHICH WILL INTEREST BAYAED
AND THURMAN
From senator Bai"|s Spec, at Bah. Me- Mon@aS'
We came out of the war with a debt that was
discouragingy large and With currency dangerously
Deprecated To provide for the reduction OF the drbt
aud tie restoration OF the currency to the specie
standard was tue great work of siatesmanship that
th, giganuc undertaking The Democratic party, the
present supporters General Hancock, have presented
themselves as an obstruction aud hnurahce ne
three great enacments taat brought sound currency
the people first NE act to streng men the public
credit IN 1869; second h1 &ci 10 pro- Ter me re-
funding OF the pubic Dot IN 1870 ana thrd tht act
for !ae resumption OF specie pyen' pas'fl Ia
part, offered resistance believe an entirely
accurate saying that IN neither branch OF Congress
did any OF these great ana essehuai measures receive
the support OF Il single Democratic vote.
Meesrs. Thurman aud Bayari, the leaders OF the
Democratic party III ConEress united IN vigorous
opposition 10 these ASSURES Nhen ihe acl OF 9OV'
tions the money OF The world. Was pending Ir
Thurman AID al. Bayard both voted Tor plOposi,
ton 10 pay on the pubic debt the rate represented
Sssc i N fhr amend eut rnev supported fhat his
wa, the lust measure The obl CATION OF the Uniied
States ana when the amendment was rej rlcd, MI.
Thurman offered ana Mr.. BayaId yoicd FOR amend
ment exoeItmg iye-twenty bonds, then more than
hat puDic deb, from any oDheat Ca OF con pay
Inent. Had The pO.cy adYo1a.ed ny M Ihnintn ana
MIR Bayard aud the whole Democratic parts been
taiued, tIe iu0ic debt would have Deen ptii oh
Nation would have been dlshonorcd and its
public crcdit forever b'asi. d. The proposition nam
tanned by Tie Democratic party az tnal UNI was more
swecps lts term, ana more disastrous 81 t~ certain
conSeH"0"0'' ' "'' " va
T, 600, nd erest measure TO which have referred
t"o ,.,f;,.~ 49, al trv II I4-o MAJ sainf. nm.
Wa ''0 M .,h ~, liet mas com. Ia
uer l''o H. - So, - n,'r,,s''i 49,
the taAp!1IS Vl w - -, ~, -
every .on y! &c l ,,ri s ,,,,si ~, ,. H. -
'il' 49,, -, h,nds ,,,,, t.'y.tlor v,o. an,
The prov sion ,A.ioIlh3 DoHus NON 'A Wa 40
boniey .s'ruSt 10 lul''HL ~ III ~" Wy, a. ~ m
a,t stT'Lrr '',t ms pr',y SION ru Inc law
alhe III ~, .t..i ,r,th hin,
an" az - r. ads,c-od a .,hsfitrfitn al fine Old
s, rq ,Ik SystSm for The National bank s,Siel
STATE jim 'Ss't o' IN IL. 80. - "a
heoSuio atr',t III a,.,n-,,.;o, ,,.,,.,
thc Nhpo ~ ~
NY ,loI'Nt a., 20" -, =, ,,,i.r.r ID -
10 ceIH IN - - ,ii,i ~ ''u -
Iuh,ihs hct o' Jul! = ~ -, o'.,n - -, @
DOoA' Az thV 'i"'V va ,, 81 - :. ~, ,i,,
pubic uVp' "io &C. r. "a, -, az ~, , ~ ,S
scarcely one " 80 ~ " L.. - - i
neAt year. IL inc i''i' o' t t,,,d az 4 NO. D,
reinaluCcf OF tnc - WI. ~, '',,''' ' ,,,-l
When ihe Wei oi5,e mo i,' mar -. 'man
ueDt tAct'Ne.' " =, ,',,' ,,far.r,
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AnEIYALs AT LONG EPANCH

Lose BRANCH, Aug. I3.-1hc weather con-
t.nuc- nr ru: night, cool as TO much resemble
October.
Hereafter the Per boat VIII make morning uins 10
Nov-YOrk starting 90 O'Clock ard W tie cv,ue SIZE
VIII leave al O'Clock. instead oi 80 OLD Hs heretofore.
This morning inrcc ladies board a the Unit ID states
Hotel all Of whom are tous.d red expert swimmer,
yrniur,d ouf u long distance from tuore. When ont
beyond the Outer bar, one Of the ladies became cX-
hauscd and the other yO gorg 10 Ter assistance, she
graspcd them ~ such 4 manner as 10 partly deprive
them ia. OF their limbs. and the rio woulI have
drowned bu Tor lie nssisarcc Of lie bathing master
~ Governor JoUn C. brown o tennessee vice urcsi-
dcn OF the ~ anu Pacific hailrosd James b. scott.
ION of rnliua. A. Scott. and John L. Green. vice prts
d.nt q. hr P,uu.y yna Railroad. are ut j. schoic's
The cottag. Entertainment given by Mr. Crawford
ot scott. COTTAGE. on Oc-lniN,. la.t evening was
Their few vacant rooms it the hotels this week.
for The rsl iin- sine. til season nl-y opened Tbcs
the psoPrlctOrs cay, are al engaged Tor tomorrow
Judge Hilton is reported TO bee planning for Il rye
hotel on IN property 80 Eltcrou.
Lat. hotel arrival, nc.ud TIE following;
TuIed NGf,S fioifl.-W.iilm l.. Mitchell and family
Go. NJ. b"Gas j. T. Foster. lls. ~ Clrcy, Mi,, D.
born. Ncw-Iork; MI. J,hntaui Mis-, Marguerite san
dcrson rir,. samuel Thorpe Patterson, y. j.; Pnlp c.
FrcchoI " j. Mr. aua Mrs. y. Gl-gcul incr. BALI
more; =. H. -trau-sman, Ithaca, y Y; c. hieuica and
0ccaa Hotsi-lIs-. NJ. G. Bates. Frank Doal, the
Misses J.nnia and Eva Richards. Mr.. lIsblc Mis-
Power, H. T.. simmons. c. C. Orcuir MIR. and Ms. {.
lincoln, Iimotby Stevens. Ncw-Horh; Jacob Faust.
Baltimore 1Ir-. j. SIgaruHu, Mempd.s, Tenn ; Cyrus
ily Quincy III; Aurustus Meade. Greenwich, Conn;
Miss Mtlaw, savannah, ca Jolh Iidudlns' W. ,rl-
ristowu, y. j; g. II. shields, SAipIrnburg, Penn;
James Martin. Louisville. Ky.
Loa-hTsa a W. W.. 'f &C. b;h y.A ~ H. an
mi I ~ A an " Nsrf 30
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A litigation is pending in the Superior Court
with regard the proprieorship of the play Forget
me Noi," written by Herman c. Meryale and Clarence
c. Grove. The actress Miss Geneveve Ward claims
that she purchased the exclusive right to play 1t IN
England and the United states. She recently began a
sut acoinst Theodore Moss who claimed that he had
bought the right for the United states; MI Ward OBJ
tanned injunction resTaning Mr. Moss from acting
pending the litigation, and order for his
animation trial. in order 10 discover tho grounds
ON which he based his claim. A. j. DtenbOefer. a.
counsel for Mr. Moss yesterday obtained from Judge
Russell I'm Chnmbers an order TO show cause why the
order Of examination should not be vacated The order
T. made +. turuab,e next Monday.
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THE COURIS.
CONVICTED. But ALLOWED TO GET OFF.

COW lCIED, 81 Al-LOW I'd ~ bEi w
Michael Kane was tried before Judge
Gildcrseeyc yesterday for maintaining nuisance on
kcr's Island ne kept n fertilizers factory at Forty
eighth-st and East River about two years ago, and
complaints were then made against the place "a a
nuisance The Board OF Health had Kane indicted and
he was tried and convicted OF the offence On promising
to hIs factory and abate the Nuisance sentence
was 81 pended. He then removed 10 Kikers Island hut
when the breeze came thai direction offensive
odor was waited the city and the Board OF Health
perered again. Kane promised 10 abate the nuisance
and he was for a second time allowed To ESCAPE. He
was arrested again Yesterday for this same offence
Assistant District Attorney Boil asked that he should he
sentenced the former conviction. Ills counsel, Mr.
Mott objected. The case was adjourned until sep
TENDER
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THE BANKERS ASSOCIATION.
CLOSE OF THE ANNUAL SESSION.

CLOSE OF THE ANNUAL SESSION
RESOLUTIONS IN FAVOR OF soUND NATIONAL
BANKRUPT LAW AND RESTRAINTS on slLNEh
COINAGE PAssTD-rDwARD ATKINSON sPhAk9
on TIE NATIONAL GROWTH
The American Bankers Association which con-
cluded its annual meeting at Saratoga yesier-
day, adopted resolutions calling Tor Nauohal
bankruptcy law. and changes in the Silver Act
Mr. Atkinson, of Boston. read an interest
ing paper on the growth of this country, and
some phases of national finance. paper by George
A. Butler. of Connecticut. was read III which he
recommended that steps be taken to place the ne-
tiona bank crcuatIon a specie basis.
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HEIGHT OF THE SEASON AT SARATOGA.


SARATOGA, Aug. ia temperature OF 49,
with refreshing breezes and ciOuGless sky cave To Ear
atoga an exceptional day for outdoor exercise Ihe
usual open-ar concerts the Union United states ana
Congress Spring Park were well attended. The height
OF has gwen the conductors OF these enter
tamments zeal and the programmes improve III eS
cellence each evening
Governor Cornell has returned to his summer quarters
in cottage No. at the United states Hotel Inc pro
priefors Of hote fly the State cOors during the Gov
ernOrs STAY. $1,000,
The ballroom n. Congress Hall this evening contained
were ont in force with attractive toilets.
The walls continue heavy. For week the nOteIs
have lodged guests outside.
meeting OF bicycle riders is arranged to take place
al WOOdawD next week.
United States-Mrs c. Vanderbilt. Mira. r. l.. Craw
ford and family. j. Tllmghast New-York Central Rai
road g. L. Dun. NewYOrk; NJ. +. Ingals and family, H.
cinnati: " NJ. CafiD. Philadelphia; Captain A. s.
Williams, Ehhu Root YORK; Dr. waiter carey,
Buffalo. 49, . ..,,,
Grand Union-w B. Lirhtfoot, Mobile; ". d. Miller
ton Baliimore T. Mallory, New-iIayen j. g. Henry
NrwYoik: W. + HoughtOn aud wife, Boston j. :. Bliss
and family. BROOKLYN; W. A. Clark, Montana; j. a.
Brown. scotland; f. j. Lawrence and family, st. Louis
CON qress H0ii-A. Grape and wife. baltimore; > A.
Alabama; PAU Jones. Maryland Or. Thomas I'd WIFE,
New-York G.. {. Wcddcrbun and wife. Washington.
Characteristics. W. Brundge and daugi cr. BaIti-
more; J. jarvis. NewYOrk j. q. Mundy. Hartford;
Dr. A. G.. larien and Wife, Philadephla >. a; byers
ard wife. Brooklyn j. 5. Philips and VIE, Boston
Misses HOPKINS Pruy ne and WilcoXen, CatskiI.
Winds0r-J W BOwbrtdge and wife, NeW-Orle@psi ;
L. D. JenniSOn ana family L. II. COsitt ana wie, James
: Faye ana i. Aora ana family; New-loik; j. DAVIS
ard family, Elizabeth, y. j. " J. CoAne!' OMAHA
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pR0GIELE THEFT Or c0TIoN.

The police of the Thirteenth Precinct on
Thursday ui.ht arrested Wn. john oa. irnkinan =
No. II Jaosson-st at Jacksois. nd tAc ha,' RIVER
AS he was removing seven large Gags d.: cotton i,o f
boat The cotton which is upgO. cl g. .lc Otcu s'ue
was taken the Delaney Street Police station LpIs.
whore JaAnSnn was IVekel w
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Mr. and Mrs p NJ Coleman Mr. and Mrs. Caldwell, c.
McMlchael. Philadelphia, J. b: Lalland aud family.
Mrs Gaynant, New Orleans; W. L. Morts' Miss T.
Honeycamp. Paterson, \. j. ,v.,
Aaanhc HoteL-J b. McKinless. n j. waterbury
Work; George s. Bishop, Gertrude A. GOa.y' o. n,
Bishop, Brooklyu II. h. Dufel, Philadelphia y ADeel'
Texas
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meu;. Il nns.fa No combination against ne Demo
@ or " nj tie we may be- II we carry the sop
tSns.r MT Oetoicr states, The effect WIN ., Simply =,
cut down pOpl ar uGj0rucs la tlo SOURI, nO u 0''
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DROPOSALo Tor ELEEArORS.

PrRv,r TNga,Nlss ,Np p'aN .N. Nu~ . 1880.
PROPOSALS tlc,luv luI plt ng $50 rs -i1 go
hu due .i"rd hy this Bureau VII pr utrlt"tat ius
ofi M. uutI - us'ca m. Monday. tht lff. n-t
Tie % f detects and reject y .li bids IS ~
sDr.td.
~.icat and blank forms VII be furn- 81 nron Iil
cation to d. u. IRISH, CA.rl HuTtlu Engraving aud innt
lup ~ Washington. ID G.
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REAL ESTATE.

NTw YORK.. Friday. Au.. 10. $40
The following sales were held at the Ex-
change salr~room to-day;
IN HuGh " CGpD
/ ak story brown ston" II r. with .ot 80 - Barclay
~ ~ Z. running through 10 so - PARK place
t,yns. VI wv ~. 500 900
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UNuED STATES ENalNrEa oFgCE. A'ou BUILDING. !
NhW YORK Aug. a ls>0
IMPROVEMENT or The ST. JOHNS

between b.. iua and Georgia.
SEALED PROPOSALS.. IN duplicate. adt,ssrl - the
undersigned VII be- rccc rt At Ills Office untl D. Hrle
noon. ON tae August. l0~u ~ when asa
d. lcr thrv Viii presence OF htate fDr en-
rrur tiur r..l,- 20 the mouth of tr 81 ioInh ftr nr
id, AMI INTO tuuilsrfli -nlif
Georgia ana Florida III tWn works vii Dee af sif ftDlF
AMI tho proposal. therefor mu~i be- submitted lu s'ate
euftlot
srenc.ions Instinct to hi lcr~ and blanks pro
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
WV YnNK CITY.

N-rOKK CITY.
prosncct Iriil Estate Lot 40 49,; Edward Rate and
- Elizabeth Evans --...- sliO
-Gilr~f. ID +. IDS % Of ANc-A. 2-NloO.Sr, Emma
Johnston ami hu- a. d 20 sarah J. R0ggs -...- 5000
}5tlr - D s. 100 r. rDl AvcA. 2-Nl 'p@-t Emma
Johnston and husband Ia William RIGGS $4,000
Tn,.lnlr alr ~ s. 80 II from KIN ss,rftgo iofd.
..NI4U. Elizabeth Du l0iz p" Frederick y Du
JSI.-i. n $. 800 q ot 9thaye. .iNlu": / West
John ~Clrryt executor ric--....-. Ob@y
l'' [ c 'S', cic to Mcc' sciu5 1900
',.ri ani VIZ To- WI5'n il Grovin -. l6oOo
o"y Iann ,p'ci ,aaa' -. 1850
littisf. 30. e of ithaYe. Isl HVloolli Frln
81. Rontrcnn amt vie 100 Ben AMIN l.lc arison !
,h,r kayc. 70 Hina l. wilson -. 1880
5itl sru- iva ueOi lth I'VE. O5NlOoj BETTY
Io ct.csci 90 ANN lrak ..-....-.- 400
5.fi- u g. leI lu Il of l., N4nfon.aNr, ls"Nlp0,o.
Anna Iac,k aHd husband 80 kooauna sounding lpNO'
G5th ISL. us. 70 80 ~ NHfi son tFr. "uN Nu.5 Kos
ANNA euauil uc aud husband to Anna kirc.... 1890
Ava. % n of .6tl--f. 2aNl ., ard lio "
of Ave. \. 90 I 4p -. JainoS / 30
r,rt % Anthony NcOuI'e...... a. 600
ll-flt-f. ftcot ist.aNc. -1N- lu, Peter
ponudy ANA wife 10 MI Liza ) Coates. ........... /
Pirrst Sc, and -. William Prayer 10 N}er
9Th ,vr. vs. :. - n 81 Of % tl.t ., INlOO : VI More
ho..o feItc TO John sutl hon $4,000