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DO ID DIS
y. C. EVANS
Advertising Agency and Printers,
Warehouse,

400 WASHINGTON So, m sroN
Dealer in Wood and Metal Type, and ALI kind. Of
frnters materials, Advertisements inserted in All
paper IN tne United states or Canadas at pubshers
owest prices Send for estimates. ""''i''''''
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, that the
~ subscriber has been duly appointed and taken
tate of S'i 'VVA Va 'H' vs.
DANIEL W. NASH, late of Portland,
In the County of Cumberland. deceased, and given
ponu s as the law directs All persons having de-
mands upon the estate of said deceased are required
70 eNhDlt the same; and all persons indebted TO
saiu estate are called upon to make payment to
DANIEL +. NASH, Administrator
portland, June 30tb, 1855. jy7dlaw3vSs
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lFRoM MERCHANTS EXCHANGED

Ar at Quebec 18th. barque Caroline, Petersen,
Portland.
Sid I'm Liverpool 18th inst, ship Charger. Merritt,
San Francisco.
Sid FIN Antwerp 14th inst. ship Patrician, Jack
son, Cardiff.
Sid I'm Falmouth, E, 14th inst, barque j Carl
ton, Amesbury. Antwerp I
ar at Brouwershaven 14tn, sshp Nancy Pende-
ton, Pendleton, Galeta Buena.
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no LET.
Store Nos. liz &ll9 Middle 1t.

lyELow the Post ONCE where all the large
goods Fancy and other Glasses of goods. Fitted up
with two Counting rooms, Brick and Iron Safe, Ee-
yator Counters, Tables, Gas and Water, with light
and airy basement all in perfect repair. Heated by
furnace. Inquire of IL. f. THOMPSON J64
Brackett st. whore the keys maybe found.
oct2 dtf
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Since its public exposure, it is called the be
trayed dollar.-Philadelphia Bulletin.
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THE BEAUTIFUL GREEN MILLION

turner's Falls Reporter.
THE BEAUTIFUL GREEN MELON
beautiful thing it was, and right green
was young Mr. Green, who went down to the
cellar about midnight and ate nearly half of it.
The next day young Mr.. Green said he didn't
want any breakfast. and he thought he would
not go to the store. He wished he hadn't seen
that watermelon. By the prompt administra-
tion of PERRY DAvIs's PAIN KILLER young
Mr.. Green's internal economy was reduced to
state of peace and comfort.
Blobson calls Accomplishments "bald-headed
music"-because they haven't got any air.
Burlington Free Press.
Paradoxical as it may seem,a married man in
the theatrical world often is compelled to sup
port another mans wife.-Waterlco Observer.
IRELAND'S SORRY TROUBLES.
1t is almost impossible not to sympathize
with Ireland in her troubles, almost as impos
sible as not to sympathize with human boiy
tortured with disease and racked by pain.
Ireland needs heroic treatment. So does the
body struggling for freedom. When great
leader arises, Ireland's woes may eud. The
great leader that expels pain from the body
and casts out the devils OF disease, is Perry
Davis's Pain Killer. Nothing like 1t for sum-
mer diseases. Keep bottle in the house,
Never travel without one In your satchel
Then you always have doctor around.
IN, Mo- Htro& 7
Charles, are you in oil?" Second Lamb
Sin OIL Mol Do you take me for demned
sardine?"-The Lsmb.
All women are not natural musicians, and
yet the majority OF them can play charminely
on that most popular wind instrument-the
fsn.-Philadelphia Chronicle-Herald.
1t is a fact that no medical work has ever
had the sale equalled by "The Science of Life;
or, Self-Preservation,' nor any book of any
kind since the publication of Uncle Toms
Cabin, thirty years ago. Everybody has it; it
is necessity. See advertisement.
Count-"Don't you dance at all this even
ing, madame?" "Not till midaighs. ,~s'Why
SOP" Because to-day is the anniversary of
my husbands death. "--Fliegende Blatter.
The clerks of New York city demand half
holiday every week. Bat as is frequently the
case in the mercantile world, the supply ism t
equal to the Observation-Disclosures Hawkeye.
There we're no politicians killed in the re-
cent bridge disaster in New York There is
nothing strange about this. Politicians may
be killed on fence, but never on bridge
Atlanta Constitution.
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The elegant new steamer FREMONT and fayorite
steamer JOHN BROOKS will alternately leave
FRANKLIN WHARF, Portland. at o'clock D. M
Sundays excepted.
Passengers by this line are reminded that they SCI
cure comfortable nights rest and avoid the ex-
pense and Inconvenience Of arriving in Boston late
at night. ~'~
eTnckets and Ststerooms for sale at ID. II.
fOUNG'S, 272 Middle Street.
Through Tickets to New York via the various
Rail and Sound Lines for sale.
Freight taken az usual.
j. n. COKLE, Jr., General Agent.
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MARRIAGES..

In this city, July H. at ST. Paul's Church, by Rev.
Arthur Wilde Little. Frede. lex H. Smardon and
Miss Charlotte w. Tobn both of Portland.
In Fryeburg, July IA. by Rev. B. N. Stone, Geo.
a. Heath of Conway, Nh, and Mrs. Lucinda Lea
witt of Stowe Me.
In Bristol. July 2, Asbury T. Royal and Miss
Eta f. Russell.
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TO LET

Greenhouse to Let.
VsHE greenh use at No. 64s Congress street, now
i occupied by me- is to be let with the plants IN
it, and all improvements. Possession August LIST.
Apply on the premises. -
iyl3d3w o. r. STURDIvANT.
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FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.
MACHIAS, July 12-Ar, barsue Jose Il Lopez
Mountfort. Portland.
Sch Carroll 105 tons, built in 1867, has been
purchased by Small Brothers and Sawyer Brothers
of Machiasport. Capt Geo Sawyer is to command
her.
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Blue is the coming color, we are told by the
fashion papers. We feel 1t in our bones.-
Turner's Falls Reporter.
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Premature Loss of the Hair
ETT's CoAcoAINE.

Premature Loss OF the Hair
May be entirely prevented by the use of BUR-
NETS CoAcoAINE.
The superiority of Barnett's Favoring En-
tracts consists in their perfect purity aud
strength.
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RAILROADS.
RumfOrd Falls g. BEIcktield
R.ATI.s.gS- - AID

- Leave canton for Portland and
'sssssss9 Lewiston A AS and 3.45 a. M.
Tygss-a Leave Portland for Canton, at 3.CO
a. m. and 1.3O p. m.
Leave Lewiston at 9.4b q. m. and ESQ p m.
Stage connections with Byron, Mexico, DixHeid,
Peru, Ldvsrmore, West Sumner and Turner.
L. l.. LINCOLN, Snpt.
Portland. June. 16. 1883 oct14dn
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FIsHERNl ZEN.
DOMESTIC PORTS.

Ar at Boothbay 18th, sch Lady Thorn Massey,
from Cape Porpoise, (see Menu.
Ar at Canso 18TH schs Geo w Cushing, and Nellie
Nav of Portland, put In for bait.
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Harpswem Steamboat Co.

IN and after July 2, 1888, the Steamer Cor
" don will leave Harpswen daily for Portland
as follows, viz
Leave Harpswell 600 a. m, 2.45 p. m, Great
M, $50 p, m, Little Chebeague, 2. 90 a. m, 345
p m, Long Island, 7.20 a. m, 4.05 p. m. arriving
at Portland at a. m, 4.45 D. m.
Returning, leave Custom House Wharf Portland
$50 a. m, 6.15 P. m, Long Island, 1910 a. m,
600 p m, Little Chebeague, 1870 a. m, 7.15 D.
m, Great Chebesgue, jerks. 10.45 a. M, 7.3O D.
m, East End Z. 80 p. M, arriving at Harpswell at
11.SO a. m, SIS p. m.
SUNDAY TRIPS.
Leave Portland, 10 90 a. m, $50 p. m. returning
leave Harpswen. 2.45 p. m.
For Passage or Freight. apply on board to
ly2du Capt. GEO. Il. WEST.
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No time should be lost If the stomach, liver and
bowels are affected, to adopt the sure remedy.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. Diseases of the or
gans named beget others far more serious. and
delay s therefore eS a 9 ssz DyspeRsa liver
kidney weakness bring serious bodily trouble If
trified with. Lose time in using this effective
and safe medicine.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers generally.
jy3 sod&w1mo
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Book Binder.
WIN. A. QUINCY, Room II, Printers
Exchangc IL Exchange stress
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ISLAND STEAMERS
sTINE TABLE.
STEAMER GEN'L. BARTLETT.

viii leave Long Wharf, foot OF Exchange Street
az a. m, for Jones Landing and Long Is
land, 1O.45 a. NJ for Long Island and s,iftIe
Ghebeague, 2.15 p. m. , ones Landing Io1o
island, Little and Great Chebeagae Is
lands.
Returning-Leave Long Island for Portland
direct at 10 a. m, Little Chebeague at IL ~,
at 12.45 pm.
Afternoon-Leaye Great Chebeague at 4.3O
island at 500 p. m, , Jones Landing at 5 so D.
m.
Every pleasant evening this Steamer will leave
Long Wharf Tor Jones Landing and opg rs
land at 7-l5 p. m. Regular fare 20 cts round
trip. Fare TO Peaks Island round trip, Is cts.
Parties wishing to engage this Steamer for special
excursions viii apply to E. Ponce, cor. Middle and
exchange sts., or Capt. Chase aboard the boat.
Except when chartered for special excursions.
Dance every night at Long IS
land. Music by Chambers Band.
Boat leaves at 7.I5 p. M, Long
wharf, foot of Exchange street.
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THE HIDDEN HAND.

by MRS. sOUTHWORTH.
AUTHOR OF THE BRIDE OF AN EVENING" s'THE
DESERTED WIFE" Sc, &c.
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SPOKEN
June 10, lat SO N. lou 81 w, barqae Edw May,
from New York for Shanghae.
July 3, off CrooKhaven, ship j Walker. from
San Francisco for Liverpool.
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There we're no politicians killed in the re-
cent bridge disaster in New York. There is
nothing strange about this Politicians may
be killed on fence, but never on a bridge
Atlanta Constitution.
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The clerks of New York city demand a half
holiday every week. Bat as is frequently the
case in the mercantile world, the supply isn't
equal to the Observation-Disclosures Hawkeye.
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Count-"Don't you dance at all this even--
ing, madame?" "Not till midaighs. n-i'Why
SOP" Because to-day is the anniversary of
my husbands death. "--Fliegende Blatter.
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CHAPTER /.
THE NOCTURNAL VISIT.
*** Whence is that knocking?
How is't with me when every sound appalls me?
*** hear a knocking
In the south entryi Hark!-more knocking
r..rr.. s.r.r-
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Paradoxical as it may seem,a married man in
the theatrical world often is compelled to sup
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From 7.S0 a. m. to 20 p. M, Sundays executed.
from to 10 a. m. '
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N'A1b CbStNNsF SNF''t
&iir Nctt uSrhnrtr fg.rrl

9iosfau, 1. Stunt. - Die tatierttdel
6etdstniiguieu, melde bet Der 6r0nuug ges
htdudt tpurbeu, fub inter groBeu Beterltfs
tettea mad bem 8reull 3uridgcbradt pOrs
hpr
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9te iareceli6e 1Gat elmer
@lutter.

Qarrt8burg, FeHui., 1. Sunt.-GEHe
Spsjlnie2psid5e or ben yPatrtOt" bclagt, oGB
6rou Sufaune &. Douglas, in Gumberlaaos
@cuutp pobnbaft, tUGbreuo Der 4bDsienAeit
hires gattsu tbreu bret 8tuberu I'M 4iter
pou 5, 81 uuo Sabr bic 8ebls ouraIhHitt
NIB 0auH fd) ielber entleibte.
GarIt8te, 8suui., l. Sunt. - Srau
8ougIa8 ift cine 6rau BON 2G Sabreu, t1r
@atte Elm Orbeutli&er, ilstBiBer Ytauu.
gdon por msbreren Wouaten tbetlte Or.
gOugsoOrf peIder 6rgu Douglas bebanoelte,
threm Diaune un0 ibreu glteru nit, baB bic
iurga Srau Spureu ron @etfs8f0ruug 3etge
/ iOrgfdltig beoba6tet peroeu miiiie. &ber
tide Charming tparo nidlt beadtet, uuO gebt
bic allgemeine aHnabme babiu, oaB 6rau
3ouglas, pl6Blid BON Srrliuu ergrtfieH, lire
id)lafeu6su atuoGr getOotst mo oauu iit
ieIbft ba8 gebeu gsuommeu babe. Nu benz
Sage, an neldbsm 6as llnstid geidab, mar
bic Wutter Ser iuuaen 6rau, pelde gang in
bet Rabe BON ibrer Souter pobut, bel oers
ieIben 3un 8eiuh gemsieu, bate aber n'dt5
@blonJerlt6e8 bemerft. Ste puuoerte itb
an uGfilen Sage, baB in oem Sauie uue8
ft.l blieU, gtug btniiber un6 lab baS Shredz
I{Gp
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Scr. 0lprFer Rahrihter.

ReD y orr, l. Stunt. - Capt. SEQ. S.
9ltttuaht, etu BenfOns .2Bsut, pur6e beute
bon ben BunbeS @robge9WorefieIl IN IN
flage3uffaH6 oeriest, neil er ben SerIul az
mGtt bate, ben YeHfou8foub 3u batrigS.t.
- Yung Wtng, Ser neue 6inefiide Rou,
iul fir RemsYort, lift beute bier etngetrofel.
- Die Bolt3eis@onntIidre babeu auf grs
IuGen ber SrOoflpner Griidenoe.maltuug
elm 9etndement BON a9t Bolt,ifen gum
8tenite am NepsyOrfer SriideueiHgauge
beorbert.
- Die ouniOeriaIe 6rteOensuntoa feierts
bcute tbr 17.jdBriges 8effeben burdj cine
qrOBe SeriammIung. Die Sisuug wuroe
bon Glfreo u. gooe, ben Br6ltoenten Der
linton, er6fnet. Son alien 3metggeieQitafs
ten muroe gutter S5Ortihrttt gsmeloet. Su
Der notwithstanding iprat Brtu;eifu
2GtnuemuCca iiber Die Saauoltdfett Der Su=
otaneragenteu. Sbte SObett 3teBt petbltfe
ben m6nnIideu agenteH Dor.
SH Der 4ben6iiBuug muroe elm 8eIdluB
angenOnmeu, In ptlhem 6r0utret1 anges
ratbeu tpiro, ii4 nit China gatlid 3u oers
gleiden. Die iriideu gYjrren iouen eiuem
@eridie untelbrettet ner0en, oeiieu 9etiiber
oret yiattoueu itno. @iHe BON bieieu bari
Gnglauo ausernGbleu, Die anSere Srlluo
nn0 bic brittle bic bsibeu RatioHgu, uelde
@ngian6 uuo SrIanS gepdbIt babeH.
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qnmer ntehr @lutaefat8te.

gnt0Hs Eouge, Ga. l. Suut. - Sa
Dcrletter y!qtt fGm Cs auf einsm Reaerbau
bgi 8erre 80nue Stasjou an Der .,9rsdts
2&ei;ern Gahu" ~ eiHeM b!utiGcH Sample ;
S@ei ytsger, Nomens Sitter uub Gate, Die
loon ldugere 3eit nit etHanoer Osrfein5et
mGreu, beganueH chi ejudHOsr III iAteBsH,
nu0 IN lpenisen Njuuten mur0e ols otlies
Gen aGlgemein. 8ifsr mo Cite bltebeu toot
auf benz Blate liegen, etH 9rttter itar6 6alo
bcrauf, ouBerbem lDur6rn orei RdHuer uu0
cine Srau ifmer osrpunoet.
&eI5am, u. s, /. Suui. - Su ser
9t6be bon bier murbe gcReru Die Gatde SO1H
@arol0'8 nuf ben Babngeieiis gefuAOeH; letn
Gopf MGR 3eridmettert uU0 bsjOe Seiue an
iGeiHenb burdj bic Gabgr oe5 3ugeS Gbge.
ucrut tpor6eR. 0iou uiumt al, oaB er Dou
BsrIouen, nit bencn er uRLdugf etHsH S;rejt
bate, ermoroet uu0 Guf has Gjetsjie getegt
nCrhen it. Su Der 9lG5e fano man etue1
neiiingeuen SatagrtUg, DIR nit SInt beGedt
mar, I'M 8uid liegeu.
SaIt8burn, R.,@., I. 8iai. - 95l8
Slot, etn promiHeuter SHrger, Der ib0u lett
eiHtger 3ett QH3stdlen UOu SrrfuE bliden
IiGB, bat geiteru Selbi!mor6 bsBaHJsH, in
tem sr fdl nit ether SdrOtiliate 0eu balbsH
SOpf ablhcB.
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Eon B 0 n, l. Suni. = Der biefge peru1s
niide @eianbte Idretbt an Die y Etme8," " oaB
General Sgleiia8 feline 8Ouma9t CUR rluters
;etdnung eiues Srie6snsUsrtrage8 nit &btle
beiibe. Snbe ct eiHeH iOldeH unterietduet,
70 Tonne baburd nur Der Anardie SOridub
dPIpi1let fper6eu.
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Rr6uSr.

Sobotsn, R.sS.. l. Stunt. - SIN Sof.
Der D8elamaresGafawannas Beferu 8abu"
rpuroen heute Elm Steinfobleubeber, neI4er
5nr Sett 90 8onnen trug, un0 bts 6 fletne
&oblsnsNa88ons Sura 6euer 3erf0rt. Ssrs
Iuff $1,000.
Strg gtnta, Nebr.,'1. Suut. Teuer
8erff0rte bente fiini 9duier. Der Ssrlnft be.
trdgt $50, 900.
9arrtsburg, Beuni., 1. sunni. .-g2ea,
lep's 6obslmIble in 8tuiamsburg braunte
beute ylafmtttag nteber. Der 8erluit be.
trGgt $4,000.
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Sic 1Interfu6una beS EewF8buz
rS'er IrmenhauTcB.

Sofou, RaIi., 1. Sunt. - Gr -@ouuer.
neur Slice purbe teute oerb0rt. @r iagte,
er babe pdbreub ietner Qmt83ett iGbrltfl ,mei
Nnle tas Armenbaus unO ietne 8ernaltuha
unteriuft. Gr fanb ieoer3ett lilies in Orb
ming. @r beutete BEL elmer @eIegenbeit bem
Superintenbeutsn Wnrib an, baB er III otele
Nttgltsbsr ieiner 6umilte angefeQt babe,
rpornuf suei bsrielben eutlaiieu nuroeu. Gr
babe Die &nffalt anf9eriihte iiber Die idblehte
Serpaltung bin beiudt, aber niemals Ieten
bsiftmmte Slngen aubdngtg aemadt porbeu.
- @ouuerneur Butler las ieet etue lauge,
an 8tce in 1876 gerthtete 3uidrift Der @bas
ritGts.8eb6roe oes Staate8 Dor, In uelder
Gnflaae erboben uuo nm 4bbilfe ae5eteu
nurbe. glo6 bes g8etteren nuroe 81ice tu's
@ebet genenlmeu, uu0 eS gelang bem @ous
perneur Butler, tbu sur Guerfennuug n1aus
der fribsr srbObener 8eiaperben gu u0lbi.
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GuS Der &uuSc8baup6ftab
gtaus Der gaat.onalf6uls.

gco5biun+or n a o..
80 teH+e ." Ssrfojis,s 5f,s,n,i4 & ;;Sil = Tu"''
Storh Ssr gotionnI56,,,IS sroiest 80 o., ~"
tore IN, gponnt gToi I'm, si S0G i-s TS eon,s 80
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ot',fe bstiSf 5h orf S91r 9Sa ae9 si5' -
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s .4G0, ,940, bic Sllberz& ertififote S80, ,033,s
). .tc ausf.bcuS,t Depoiiten.G Gerfififot,
81 ~ zoo, nie auSffebeuhpn N}pfurNi.
" C,rtififate S3J9,950, bie ousife6ouz
ben Ghobamtsnoteu S3lG,68L LO16, 6a9
aus1ebenoe Rleiruelo 81, aJy,595.Si n,rs
ffi0bore gaorbifon, S131 .549. .531 10
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2tuA Der IuSftanb in Cincinnati
III GubeA

Cincinnati, /. Stunt. - 0te btefgen
GabrttOnten iagen, 6uB Der ausfauO Der 81,
ierarbeiter 3u @noe TIT uub baB ofOrt ote
Teuer uie5er ange5in0et peroen tpiroeu.
9te Grbeiter bebarrteu getern nidt ldrger
auf So, ionbern 9abea iif (pte in Bttt8burg)
nit $3.50 5ufrtebeu. Die 6abrttanten ititB
ten i,G Garuut bn6 trgenS Elm tn Btttsburg
erfOlgtes llebereinfommeu aud fir ite maBs
gebenb let. Cine f6rmltde SeriammlHng
Der 9(rbetter bat nod nidt ifattgefuuben,
aber allietttg fiebt man Der Gtaberer0fnung
Der g2prffiGtten PntnPnen
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Sin OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sail

YbtIabeGp bta, 1. Stunt. - ISIS.
reno elm groBes b0l3ernes Stiidfas beute
mad benz obereH StOde zines Bapiermaga,
l'Hs binaufge3Ogeu rpurbe, rtB Der Strtf,
unb bas SdB fiel auf bic Strabe, Sol. SIC,
@ullOugb iofort t66ten6 uno &onaro &euep
iebr iGDer UertpunSeno. @tne Iluteriunung
res Strides ergab, bab berielbe fir ben
.3med, 3u peI6em ct Oerpeubet ruurbe, polz
fnrlrnPn nf1tnnnIid1 mnr
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Ner GrIhmnrft

NewsOorf, I. Sunt. - Solgeubes
fiab bic S6Iubnottrungen @elo brad5te
2-3 Brosent unb id1lo6 gu 2-24 Bro,eut.-
Sterling s8ediel 4.S4i 4.S53 nuf ied5sstg
Sage unb 4.8St-48SG uuf Bunbess
Sbligationen: meme 3-prO3. 1881, berIdugerte
6Infer 1O3, 44spros. 112l uub 4zprosenttge
f194. - gftten: Abams' @rpreB 123, @ens
traIsBacific 764, Ghsi. & OblO 20t, @rie S4s,
DO. Brior. 78, 2ate>Sbore 1885, RS. Gen.
tral S14, NOrtb 8eferu 1871, DO. 8rtor.
1494, gi.sg. Central 1924, Bittsburg 1873,
&eabina 53z, Sfod. .Sslan6 1913, llut0n>Ya.
cific 94I, g8efsru.llutOu S3b. -llnterI6as,
ANTS 8ilnn3 SartselO $113, $780, ,593, &oa-
rnrt 81. CSC. .772.
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nSp Der srddtioe, oou, fir Oos gBo5r

SH bem gefrigen Saahturuicr III gOnOou
ie3t'n &0ient3oI, Gn8Iii5 unb Ciat3outn.
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Cine BaTe sesen 6ranfrciab,

80 liegt Die @eiaBr? pirb man irageu.
guu, mir f6uueu ms uiht ldugsr oerbstmz
liheu, ba6 Die ErtpelsGuiau3 utd]t auetu
cine Ebatiate, iouoern aud gegeu inns ge
riGttt 1T; mir Oiirfeu Hi9t Oargeiiau, mas
Stguor 4lauctui pon -. &yrtl tn Der itas
lteniiGtn Rammer iprad): uSalo idon lam
bic @slegenheit fir Stalteu tOmmeH, letHe
6rdite in BsriOlguHg elmer 8rOBeu Sadls ~
eutnidsln." g9tr haben aud uiht aus bem
Guge gu lnfieu, BAT @raf BON gtOltte trob
Ieiner So Sabre nod ole &etie gemadt bat,
auf Der sr iih genau iber ben 6eGrpeg uab
oen 8aB oon @ornthe, D. +. etneu HHierer
ItmGdlsu 8untte an Der italtentideu
@rer3e, tuformireu tonHte. Stherlit itu=
otrte Ser greiie beuti9e Stratcge ui4t I'm
iOnf aue 8ergpaiie 3mtiden 8euua uH0
Borbtgbera nm iiberbaupt bic gan}e 6Op0z
grnpbte oieier 2nuoi9ait- nugeHi1etulth
mO0te er ijd) nit etuem SdlGd)tlsIoe Der
0Ufuuft Qeuau befQuut MAIDEN,
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RriIberr ..Ncranilannasreifen. :"

SIN Sabre 1869 madte er etHe dbulihe
SergniiguugSretie uuIere 0aliae @ren;e eHts
lang nnO i'm pergaugsneu Sabre bsiu6te er
bic ct. @ottbarOs uub 8rennarzBdfe uHO
btiudte idltebudb Beliort, mo ijd Die bets
Ben groEeu sStraBeu, Die 9entIh-
lamb nit Stalieu perbtuoen, Osretutgeu. Sit
IS an3uuebmeu, oaB Der @reis, Der immer
nod ben 9elm trdgt, bet ietner letteu 81
furiiou, bic fd bis Sol be Seuoa mo Stus
timtua eritredte, nur frude 2uft uuo SoHs
upu{d1ptu np{ltr1t hnt >
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SrcibunSerttaMienb COll0r8 SAa
Senerfdk.

9 .QOut8, 1. Sunt.-@te n@tggtn8'
Serrn. .@Ompugnte" bat bic o@hicagps4ltos
ner gabngeiellidaft" auf 100000 Sda,
Othl,i iui' Oerflagt, tpegeu @outrattbrudss.
Su Oem Sabre 1864 ialOfcn Slager unO 8es
tlagte sinen Sertrag, pOnaa Der 6dbrs@Onls
pagnte bas nusi6lteBIide &ed5t 3uitan0, Bal
ingiere, Srad)t II. I. N. fir Die @tienbabu'
@eieuidaft oon SfzSt. 2ouis mad bieier
Staot III befOroeru. SobalO bic DttiFiippi,
Bride er6fiuet wurSe, peubete Iib bic Sabu'
@onpagnte 6ieier gu, 6aber bic &lage.
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Vrbciters SlnoeIcnrrbc;teu,

ct. 2Outs, I. Sunt.-8is giagelfa6tt
tn SeueptLe, Sus., III Iett beute nie6er i'm
8etrteb, unb Die Dg8efern 6abrtf" wirO
mor9en thre 3hdtigfeit tuteber beginner.
pes Notnes, Sa., 1. Stunt. Sic
ftrttenben 9rubenarbeiter merOen nod !pets
terer Sergebeu beidulotgt. Niau fLagt fie
an, aud In bsr Ietteu gadt ipet 9iuier et'
ntge Netleu bon Der StaOt tn Branb gelteft
III haben.
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Nerlauacn b6bcre 8eaeueruno.

8oronto, @ana0ai l. Sunt. = 5n Der
SabreS, SerfanlmluHg Der gCntarto 8iiufs
Ter 8eieuiduTt" murGe ipe3tea 8e3ug auf
@emdlbe geuOmmen, ruelde BON ameritani'
idlen Sdnblern nls Die 8erfe berOorragenoer
8iinftlsr eingeiitbrt merbeu, aber tbatiddli9
nur &Opie'u BON Srigtnaleu Itnb. Gin Be-
idlluB fanb annabme, rpelder bte 9iegteruug
eriuft, ben @infuhr;ou auf Siloer unter
$1,000 mertb auf 40 BrO3eut 3u erb0ben.
9unfperfe renommirter Reifer nber gu 10
Hroaent au3ulaiien.