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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-10-17

% The destruction of forage and grain in
the valley OF the Shenandoah, by order of our
military commanders, while it may be terrible
necessity, is yet military necessity, the wisdom
and humanity of which will be seen when the
history of the rebellion shall be fully snread ont
before the world.
ErThe sum of $25, 900 is to be raised h,, .ho
New York Chamber of Commerce to be ev,o7
ded in purchasing medals, &C., to be presented
to Capt. Winslow and the officers and crew %
the Kearsarge, as fitting testimonial of appro-
baton for their gallant capture and destruction
of the piratical Alabama
HThe Brunswick Telegraph says the show
of cattle at the Fair held in Topsham last week,
has never been equalled in previous years there
have been as many yoke, but never so superior
cattle. The greatest number of yokes was from
Topsham. Bath had for the first time town
team Of nine Jokes in first rate condition,
Phipsburg sent four yokes, and no town made q
better display of the same number. Brunswick
had team Of six yokes
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Ir1 ~ ~
Ohio soldiers Totss- Particulars of CblohsL
Osbassd's Espedisio,. to Woodsvule = Cap
fFrtare Of Prtsosssrs,l Cams, Mpies, Horses,
.ec.-Actirity of Gen. Daaa's Forces-Fro'"
| st. Joseph. - 't@444 W@h
-, u. ..ss.- CAIRO, ILL.,, Oct H. %
i The steamer City Of Alton, from Memphis n
has passed here with ifty-seven bales Oh co''on
for St. Louis. e est7 1900.
The vote Of Ohio soldiers in hospital and on
detached service in Memphis, gives II ma Ns
/ jority tor the Union candidates.
Natclez dates of the 9th give inc partlcu-
| lars OF Col Osband's expedition, Wnlch de-
barkad fran transports at Junica Bend on the
9Th. Early ON the morning OF the 9th they
surrounded force OF the rebels at Woods
vile killed forty. five, including major, cap
pred three guns and two officers and fifty-
fonr men. Our loss was four horses killed.
The rebels were commanded by Major Cook.
A battalion of the Sd Louisiana colored caval-
~ captured the guns. Some rebel teegraphic
instruments and many important dispatches
were also captured. A large amount of rebel
stores were destroyed, and several hundred
head of cattle, horses and mules were turned
over to Col. Kent at Fort Adams, and shipped
to this place. s1sa S. 'As
Col. Osband then went some distance be-
yond Woodsville but finding no enemy Joined
Col FAR, who was on the Homochitta river
with 1000 infantry. The two commands tfen
returned to Natchez, bringinging in more
stock. s;bsss - s,is - s.
h. Col. Kent also captured considerable stock
while marching from JuDica to Fort Adams.
Lieut.. Dobbs of the rebel secret service in
this vicinity, was killed in one of the engage
ments. 4f 1ca aaslsraG .9..Isi
The series Of operations undertaken by Gen.
Dana, commanding this district, have consti-
tuted one almost continuous scout from far up
the Yazoo on the north to Bayou Lara on the
south. The fruits Of these raids are a large
number Of cattle, 500 horses and mules, vari-
Gus valuable supplies including five bales Of
cotton and great number of colored recruits,
Lieut.. Earle of the special scouts, arrived
last night from the vicinity of st. Joseph on
the west side Of the river having captured one
Major, two Captains, several mail bags con-,
tanning important official and private letters
in transite from the trans Mississippi depart
nent to the rebel headquarters; also thirteen
battle flags captured from us in various en-
gagements on the west side of the river. sea q
COL Osband's command embarked here
again to-day. a.aqaa sisad9 s
The presence here Of Gen. Dana indicates
that other movements are on foot. .sss5 9
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RailT0ad accident on the Shore LiAe--Niae
Soldiers Killed and a large number in
.jurcd. 81 ..8.s. 6ssg fr.5s h. +.
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.ssaENRT sAILnY. .soo., Aas.Ioassr..
Eainab lei Real lea. Estate al Auction
Houses Ind Auclion.

m Monday, Oct. 18th, at O'Clock p. M. on tho
~ premises, we shall sell the story ZOO en-
49, On Erattle street, the loot. wi the lot
AIN Is AZ feet BY s6 A well of good wa tr handy
Ing '9 ~ one story wooden use on laId &C JONI
ment ot Is IS feet BY 90 feet Good Tor invest
ueo HENRY BAILEY & Co. Auet,s
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NEW YORK, Oct. Is.
Ashes-quiet; Pots 10 rs; Pearls Il 90.
oo..on-is in fair demand and prices have again
materiasly advanced sales $500 bales mddng up
Flour~Ssoeipts 2s7is bbls, sales 10000 bbls, in
Guiding 1000 b6s Extra State for the lat half Of NO
suptrine State 5 3 as IS; Extra do sss2S; choice
do 10 s. eli 50; superng Wet t m SSSs o. COM
monte good Extrs do 9 00a9 rs; Southern-fir ,er,
91G 81 am sales lsoo pDs Mixed to good 70 g
40c bettsr closing dull; sales 450 bbls common Tx
rag Oeg9e 20; extra good to choice 8 S00l1 70,
q Wnsstm o higher salos As 600 bushs; chicago
milwaukee 02s@2 0S: Winter Red Western 2o5@
ID; Amber Michigan 2o@2 al, -
az oor 1; better closing dun; 600 bush
-. 1ats :, better With very moderate dsmsndi
mess 00ei2 90; prime 6O@lO 90 rrepacked Chica-
go 10 0eSo9lT co. = 49, - y
= Pork opened decidedly hrmer but closed dull and
0c ober, buyers option at 400; loco do last eve
ming, buyers option to November 9th, at "A 90; me
800 Gao 90; now do 43 2S@4s 62 cash. closing at the
INSIDE INSIDE ppce, ana = ~ way prime oo4O
,zs,s, sales 100 ptgs Shoulders At
alSsc; nnms 81 ioe'S SgSo mi. oooo
Butter quiet and steady Ohio 2sGS5c; State SO
whiskey- decidedly frmer; sales 1000 bbls wes-
'er Rio =. To- closing at the latter price.
sugar-in good request and armer; sales $50 hhds;
Ne Goc orleans isse9zetc; Muscoyado 17@1stc. s.4
Moiasses-quiet and firm; sales 50 hhds; Muscoya.
do $4,000; Porto Rico 7OGsOc, ~ - $50
Naval Stores-dull. ,
Spirits Turpentne-2 20@2 50.
IIron,m6stesdy sales Scotch pig at 81 oo9e2 co.
Fish-dull. % ~
Ois-quiet; Linseed s5@l SS; Petroleum firm;
LaTa 81 20; Sperm 10; Whale 35.oE
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s7sia laAsA 200 NEW Y ORK, Oct. 10.
Gen. Banks arrived here this morning and
leaves for Boston Tuesday morning next.
The steamship Golden Rule, from San Juan
del Norte, with California mails and passen-
gers, has arrived. 5.ae
& Judge Hollis official expose of the Knights
of the Golden Circle, &C., is printed in the
Evening Post of this afternoon, covering six
columns and a half. It fully confirms the
previous exposition of this treacherous organ
ization, and duplicates many persons in differ
emit parts of New York and the West. $40
Gold closed at the evening Exchange at
2 II IL. 1855.
New YORK, Oct. 16.
The steamer Kangaroo, from Liverpool, has
arrived. News anticipated.
The steamer Ocean Queen, from Aspinwall
9th. has arrived. She brings no news.
HALIFAX, N. s., Oct. Is.
The blockade runner Old. Dominion re-
rurned yesterday after two unsuccessful at
teInpts to run the blockade at Wilmington.
She will probably take more coal and try again
soon.
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Supreme Judicial Court.

.aa1e OCTOBER TERM-KENT, j., PRESIDING. {
SATURDAY.--No case being ready for trial
the Court adjourned to 10 o'clock Monday
morning, at which time two or three cases
will be ready. aa
The new docket is now ready. It contains
1858 entries s7q
There are eighteen libels for divorce on the
new docket. Thirteen of them are from
wives who wish to be separated from their
husbands, and five from husbands who seek
to be separated from their wives. eaa 81
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PHoroeRApHro RooMs.-Mr. E. S. Worn

PHoToeRAPHIc RooMs.-Mr. E. S. Worm
ell, well and favorablY known as Photo
graphic artist, having had charge of the oper-
-ating room of Mr.. A. NJ. McKenney for about
two years, has taken the rooms recently. occu-
pied by Messrs. Wilder Brothers, No. 90 Mid
die street, where he will be happy to see those
who wish to sit for picture or to have one
re-copied. Mr.. w. is prepared to furnish pic
lures of the smallest or largest size, and the
reputation earned while in the employ of Mr..
Mckinney will do much to secure him BUSH
ness in his new place. His rooms are admira-
bly, adapted and neatly fitted and furnished
for the business, and no pains will be spared
to give satisfaction to those who favor him
with their patronage. His gallery is always
open to the inspection of the public, which
contains rare specimens of the Photographic
Art
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NEW York, Oct 16. y
e The steamship Fulton, from Port Royal 18th,
arrived last night.
Capt. Cox, of the 18Th Penn, has escaped
from the Charleston prison. He says that
twenty deaths from yellow fever are daily oc-
curing in Charleston. The Union prisoners
have all been sent out of the city. There are
about 1000 rebel prisoners in and about the
city. 1F 1TTDaT sF NHF
Gen. Foster recently made tour of inspec-
ton of the Notifications in Florida.
Col. Noble lately captured camp of the
militia at Enterprise, Florida, and reported
that rebel battalion, under Major Clinch. had
been made prisoners at Tallahassee,
Alarge side wheel blockade runner has been
sunk by our feet at the entrance of Charles
ton harhor. Another steamer which was try
ing to run out was driven back.
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Washington. Correspo nde,.ee.

NEW YORK, Oct. Is.
The Commercially Washington dispatch
says Gen. Banks will soon address the citizens
giving history of his official conduct In
upon him. M ~ snlass
q The Posts dispatch says Gen. Banks will
speak two or three times during the canvass
and then return to New Orleans. ssaa4o9
Good news from the army may be expected
soon,
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GRAND AFFAIR.-The promenade concert
to come of this evening at new City Hall
promises to be brilliant affair. The manage
ment of it is in excellent hands and every
thing will be done to promote the pleasure Of
those who attend, The music will be by the
Band of the 18th U. s. Infantry, Poppenburg
leader. ,saa ai7ess a.i's - si.slssa -ia.7
As the proceeds of the concert are to be
devoted toward the purchase of library
for the soldiers at Fort Preble, it is hoped that
many who may be unable to attend will yet
purchase tickets and thus contribute some
thing toward this worthy effort to furnish our
gallant soldiers with good reading matter.
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Proposals for Buildings.
ACT. Ass1srAsr ouAnrrnnA sr,s ,yv,or

ACT, ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsrs orFroz,l
AUGUSTA, Me October 18th, 1854.
GEALED proposals will be received by Il under.
- signed, Tor the cree ing and construction In
GLIDING all materials for the same tor the Following
ing buildings to be erected at and upon the grounde
of the U General Hospital in the city of Augusta
Me known and designated as Camp James b.
Fry." l
One building, LOO feet in length, 10 feet wide, IL
fet posts. - - $780,. f.,F
One Guard House. 80 by l6
One house. two stories high, 20 by &c.
Inc wncle to be constructed and finished in work
manI1e manner from ''p'sns and specifications to
De seen q. this Office from and after the goth inst
s. bias WI be received until tn elve O'Clock noon,
kuaIanty signed by two responsible parties must
each bid, guaranteeing that tbs bidder
him under his propo ais go - 3
snd an mas reserves the right to reject any
4. WIN. s. DuDeR,
Va Capt. Y, s, and A. A. Q. N.
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Is FORTRESS MONROE, Oct. IA. s6
The steamer Ella was run into yesterday
near Brandons ON James river by the propeller
Charles Thomas, and had her starboard wheel
house carried away, besides other damrge.
She will go to Baltimore for repairs. - Ia
The mail steamer has arrived from City
Point.
Gen. Butler sent out a accommodating party
on the north side Of James river. They ad-
vanced two and half miles towards Rich
mond, and returned without loss. They met
small squads OF rebels and only some slight
skirmishes took place. grsss aWF
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PORTLAND AND YICINITK.


NesU Advertisements To-day.
advertised Letters-A. II. Dole.
Composition Outdone-Deering HALL
auction Sae-E. NJ Paiten.
MAR Claim Agent Saml u. Parris.
AT Situation Wanted. M TT - ~
Rent Wanted
al. Q. III. A.-Special Meeting
Dissouton--L henery & Reed,
Copartnership-C henery Co.
Taxes for 1854.
Copartnert hip-Wm DeeIing & Co.
ear. a4zaA Agents Wanted--Vent G. 81 E'ssa4
Fencng-Prof Ross
Andrew Dew. Barss M d.
Proposals for Buildings
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PROVOST MARsHAL's OFFICE.
FIRST DIsrRlcr, STATE OF MAINE.
~ F Porfl.nH Oo41h.- T.4l 81.

Rf oroer q MAJ J. W I. Gardiner, U s. A. Act
ID log Assistant Provost Marshal GepI ~ he
State th@ following Is published for the information
o. persons holding premium laius for resrui ing:
seDting Recruits, must rre sent them Capt Charles
Holmes, U "A Mastering aod i,isbursing oince 81
Asgusta, Manes for pa ment BE- fore OotoVer ri. Ell
be paid. c. II. DOUG5Ii,
Capt. and Pro. Marshal LIST District NAME
dtoOctSl
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From, California,

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. Is.
An immense Union demonstrations in pro-
gress for this evening. Nearly all business Is
suspended to give greater effect to it.
The whaling fleet is arriving from the Arc
tic. Three vessels are in, and about twenty
in all are due. The cruise has not been very
successful, though the last season helped 1t
much
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All AUCTION, SALES.

.R'ada RArThr COTTON 4 & Z Esss5an ,.' :
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BIG PorAToEs.-Mr. John Woodbury. Of
Falmouth, brought into our office Saturday
thirteen potatoes which could not be slowed
In half bushel measure without taking pains
to pack them. They are the Oregon kind
and lusty looking fellows. We cooked one for
dinner and it was decidedly better than most
of the potatoes raised last season. Somehow
b the atmosphere this season has been favorable
e e tle growth of this important crop. 1t may
be the rot has had its day. We hope so.
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S.oF THE following are the officers of
Portland Division No. 95 S. Of T. for the pres
ent quarter I--Joseph True, w. p; A. B. F.
Kinney, W. A; S. j. Lord, r. S.; Carlton
Kimball, A. R. S.; NJ. 1. Stevens, F. s.. Benz.
Bell, Treas.i James Smith, Chap; Nathaniel
Whitney, Con-; John Il. Marks, A. O.; Geo.
E. Kimball, /. s.; j. S. Cheever, o. S.
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From. Missouri.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Oct 10.
The rear guard of Gen. Price left Boones-
vile night before last, marching towards Lex
ington., ssU4T "a fsa lss dsga3s9 ssfaS y
Our cavalry under Gen. Sanbprn is said to
have been repulsed at Fesgah, Cooper county,
on Wednesday, but since are reported to be
at Sedalia on the Pacific railroad. ~
Great excitement exists in Kansas, ard mil
itia have been called out to repel invasion by
rebels.
Paigman and thirty Germans were killed at
the German settlement of Lafayette on the
10th inst. by the rebels under Pool, TODD and
Healkille, - ~ 5,-gs 81 $50
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A SPECIAL Meeting ofthe Stockholders of the
"A New England Screw Stearrship Somr arv viii
be held at the ST amrh'p flce, end Of Browns
wharf on Thursday, Oct 20ta Inst at o'clock P.
NJ, for the following purposts:-
lst-Te see whethsrthey will vote to increase The
Capital Stock to $780, COO
End TO make su III alterst'ors and amendments to
the BYLAWS as may be deemed expecient-
3d--ro act ON any other husiness mat ay proper.
ly come before them Per Order; -
Oct 6th-Ctd HENRY FOX, Clerk,
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REv.M ALLEN of Chestnut Street Church
and Rev. Mr.. Walton of the Third Parish, ex-
changed morning services yesterday, and
neither Society lost anything by the exchange,
for both pastors are earnest and eloquent de-
tenders of the Faith once delivered to the
Saints according to their understanding of the
lessons taught in Holy Writ. &
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Vie,cs of the Rebel Vice President Stephens
on Peace.

/ is ai SsSNS' 81 &
sss asaasa NEW YORK, Oct. Is. II
IS A letter purporting to have been written
by Alex. 81. Stephens Of Georgia, in reply to
letters from several of his fellow citizens, is
published. .IsJs
He says no person more earnestly desires
an end to the war than he, but 1t is not in his
power nor theirs to bring that about He
says recognition of the sovereignty of States
is only solution of the trouble. The idea of
maintaining the old Union or any Union by
force is preposterous. The subjugation of the
South by the North would involve the destruc-
ton OF constitutions and overthrow their lib
critics and ours. Any peace growing out of
Union established by force will be as ruinous
to them as to us, The action of the Chicago
Convention, SO far as its platform of principles
go, presents ray of light which, under Prov
idence may prove the dawn of day to this long
and cherries night To the convention Of
States to adjust our difficulties ] have no OBJ
lectlOQ,a 9cfiiG III 4 ftt csfNe 81 an fGfs4al0-s
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GtarilLa Dea,reiations.

BoUIsv1LEE. KY. Oct, 15. !.
Forty guerrillas, on Thursday night, burned
the jail In Irwin, Esteile county, aud released
four prisoners. The same guerrillas burned
the stores at Brandenburg. aa.
Last night fifteen guerrillas fired on the
Bardstown train. twelve miles from the juno
ton. The guard returned the fire and wound
ed Eugene Bland, the guerrilla leader.
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sealed proposals

MILL be received until Oct. 18th, 1851. Tor con-
wv tinuing the Common sewer On etaIe Up 70
Danforth street, with four ~ sorner OF saio
: pans and specifications nav be seen at the Civil
Eng neer's once TIE, Committee deserving the
10 reject any all bids not considered for the
be Il interest of the city.
Per order of the Committee on Drains and Sewers
- WILLIAM II. STEWART. Chairman.
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STATE OF MAINE. Z
TIC H9ol1 u Al n Ut MAtNEs y 70
First Co1leotion District.
b.se SPECIAL INCOME TAX. 30 h. 4
AssRssoR,s OFvrcK, ~ Exchange street,
. Portland OctOber H. 1854 . ~


rs ,AssRssoR's OFrcR ~ Exchange street, /
B siooI = 1904 Portland, October IL, 1854.
DURsUANT to the provisions Of Joint Reso.
n luton impofin. special income tax, pass
by the Congress of the United States and approved
by the President July 4th 1884 I hereby give pub
lie notice to oil. persons and paftes interested that
the Assessment List name up in compliance with
said Joint Res ,ution, viii on the 18th day of Octo-
ber 1854 be deoosit d as follows go The Lists for
the County of Cumberland at my office above nam
ed and the list Tor the County of York my DWELL
ing house in Y rk, in said County Of YoFk. Said
lists will remain in said places IF deposit for the
term Of ten days, and during said term of time they
wi be open to the ms oection and examination all
PERSONS who may apply to inspect the same, in or
der that the amDlest oppor unity may be given for
the detection of any fraudulent Je'urDs that may
have ceen made and any omi sioIis. that may have
occurrei; and for this rpose seek the co-opera-
ton of all tax payingcitzens.
And further notice is hereby given that after the
expiration of The ten days aforesaid to Wit: on
"Wednesday, the 26th day ofsad October, the uuder.
signed will DO present 81 his Office Aforesaid to re.
ceiye and determine any appeals which NAV then
and there be made to him relative to any excessive
or erroneous easements made BY the ssi tapt e
SCISSORS within the County of Cumberland; and CD.
peals from the assessments of the Assistant
ors within the County of v rk viii be heard at INV
dwelling house In said York, on Saturday the goth
day ofsaid October - - -
AllappeaIs to be made to the Assessor. must be
made IN wiring, and specify the srticuar cause,
matter or thing respecting which decis n Is re
questeo and must also state she ground or principe
inequality or error c9mrlained Of
Ma HI G. MARSHALL, Assessor
Oct 14-eod to 26
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Portl md Soldiers, Home. .

The following soldiers were admitted and
left the Portland Soldiers Home for the week
ending Oct. 18th: ,.sa-.s
Admitted-Daniel Farris, Go. d, 10th Me-;
Paul Ehuard, Co. e, Both Me-; Nelson ).
Fales, Co. B, 7th Me-; Simeon A. Holden, Co.
D, LIST Maine Cavalry; David w. Barrett, Co.
+, LIST Maine Heavy Artillery.
Left-Ithial Kenerson, Paul Ehuard left for
their homes. WIN. H. PLUMMER, Agent.
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Dis.OIutiOm.

rrvuE coma rtnership heretofore existing between
f.inby 4 McCue. in the Ttaming business, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent
The business Ofthe late firm viii by eth
Ne LIBBY will continue IN the Teamins business
at the Grand Trunk Freight Depot
tNe"-" JOHN McCuK.
Portland, Oct 8, 1854. oetl0dlwe
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GRAMMAR .sCH0OL mAs1ER.

HUE School Committee Of The City o. Portland
II invite applications of Candidats for the Ilacs
~ incita al Master CT one Of the Boys Grammar
Schools.
The salary, az at present. fixed FOR person Of ex-
petience, who intends TO be permanently devoted to
this pursuit, Is $1,000 per annum' ocu4 div
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s,tccessf..l Expedition y. 10 .F1orida.

~, New YORK, Oct. 16.
has arrived. ''' :,
The Palmetto Herald says Gen. Hatch's ex-
petition to Florida captured tw Q 1ty-nine men.
Including the notorious guerrilla Watson. forty
horses, with guerrilla equipments, and consid-
cradle property, 1eg 6'za9 d q 49,
There is ne yellow fever at Augustine or
other Southern ports. ~.
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LApIEs' CHRISTIAN CoMM1ssIoN.-There
will be special meeting OF this Society, at
their rooms, on Monday, Oct. 18th, at four
o'clock, P. M, for the purpose of choosing a
Treasurer. Z. e. BANCROFT, Sec'y.
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WooD AND COAL at Randall, McAllister
A Co, successors to Whitney and Sawyer.
This firm keep all qualities and sell at the low
est market prices. r
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RELIGIOUS. - The Unitarian Ministerial
Association OF this State will hold Conven-
ton In this city, on Tuesday, 18th inst. There
will be public exercises at the Park Street
Church In the evening, commencing at 1-2
o'cloek 49,. III. 8 4fi,f glf sai
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valuable Real Estate az Auc,,o0

On "Wednesday the 18th inst, at O'Clock, P N.
on the promises. We shall sell the Double Tens.
ment Brick Dwelling House and Lot, kno~n as 1he
Westbrook Seminary Female boarding house sit, a
ted on Stevens Plain Westbrook on the he # the
Forrest Avenue Horse Rail Road. rhelotis about
eight rods square. --l7,.od "a IN ttDrf
For Information in regard to the property, sppIy
10 alier B. Goodrich, near The premises, orto Wm.
~ 6onthard or Il. Hamb,in, Portland. H
---a--n- = -AENRY BAILEY & co. .Auctionaara.
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THE American Illustrated newspapers for
This week have been received at the book and
periodical store of A. Robinson, No. 81 Ex-
change street.
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SEIZURE. = Deputy Marshal Wentworth
Saturday visited the shop of Patrick Gormley
on Commercial street, and seized a small guam
tity of liquors. . Rrl