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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-09-20
Quota of Portland.


The adjourned meeting of the citizens last
evening was largely attended Mr.. Charles
Ii. Fling presided, and made some spirited re-
marks, as did also Henry Willis, Esq. The
Chairman reported that the whole amour,
subscribed up TO the hour Of the meeting, in.
GLIDING the subscriptions on the Islands. was
s2S,395. OF this amount 1914 had been sub.
scribed during the day.
Hon. w. w. Thomas came forward and in.
creased his subscription to $500. which was
greeted with threes spontaneous cheers. Among
the subscriptions made ON Monday was one
rom Francis Chase, Esq, Superintendent OF
the IS. d p. Railroad, for s3oo. The an
nouncemento Of this brought down cheers from
the audience.
The subscriptions made during the evening
viii swell tho amount TO about $4,000.
The meeting was adjourned to this evening
In the old City Hall. A full attendance is re-
quested.
In the list OF subscriptions made during the
day on Saturday, the following were, inadver-
tently, omitted yesterday in the names pub
lished; si4 ~ 's#s A.t Enif
w II Stephenson, 500.
Walter Corey Rufus Cushman Ezra Carter.
Jr, Isaac jackson, + Millett, Rufus Stanley.
Wm 5 Bfoughton, Augustus Cummings, V e
Hanson, $50 each. al
J w Leighton, $40. as1s Dd
X Y Barber.,A M Burton, l. ID Cole, II o
Chase, Vim Deehan, n s Gar diner. j p Hobbs.
J u Hobbs. VIVA hyde, Daniel Hood, Allen
Haines, Nathaniel Hssty, James Halliday.
Charles w kenney, w Z Shaw, Eaton Shaw,
Geo Warren. Benz Underwood, James p Bax-
Ter, J X Fogg, Geo L Churchill. DIR John T
Gilman, David Averiil, Daniel g. Whitney,
Charles Farley, \ "A Foster, s25 each.
The following subscriptions were received
Saturday evening:
Z A Lady, @ W Pierce, W H Stuart, 500
each. sl sfss aas
Geo Lewis Sheridan d. Griffith, C p Kim
ball, Piummer d. Cole, George HAY, A d
Reeves, VIM Senter, S II Libby, w Deering,
J Frank Dyer, Capt Berry, John B Curtis,
Parker & Armstrong, Calvin S True, $50
each. Sac
Chas Day, Jr, s25 and $40 ia fireworks.
Is Rich, Jos Rumery, Chas sager,
G Ii Furlong, Charles II Sawyrr, VIM F
Brown, Thos Il Sawyer. George Gwinn, Al
bert S1lth, A u Hayes, Saml Pote, Z w Da-
Wis, Joseph II stIckney, James RI Stiekney,
John Greeley, C w Pickard, o c Rollins, j
H Kemp, JASON Shaw, Ambrose Giddings,
w q TenBrock, w s Sawyer, Joseph Foye, G
II Burr, Chas B Strout Mrs A ID Reeves, n j
Davis, John z Dasis, = Hawkes.. Jr, Jerome
II Pickett, w II Luthrop, II " Coolidge, T l.
Willis, DAM Keazsr, w n Evans, H G Harris,
Z q Parker. W Moves. Taos Baden N.iha.
Weston, X W Leighton, w Kaler, A Lady
Nv hi, z Norcross, A Mayo, A Young
Lady, Oliver, b A Hezelton, M & G II
MAidrop, 5 ID Weld, j Nj Baker, An enrolled
Man, George l. Sweat, l. Il Smith, Charles II
Goodell, S25 each. fx
Besides many soi $40, $40, IS and less
amounts. - sssY ssss -
We understand that il the whole amount re-
quired to make up the quota Of this city is
not subscribed by tonight the committee will
feel it necessary to suspend their operations
and pay back the amount subscribed.
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-ii-s-.I'7 -
C0Sa311ereial.
C0HHMefC3af.
Per steamship Hibernisn, of Farther Point.

FER steamship Hibernisn, Of Farther Point
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. Semi. 9TH
iies for the week were 3s000 bales of which 200
were TO spectators aud $50 to exporters, Tine
market has dec ined i'd owing to pesce rumors from
AM fics and tae advance in the bank rate.
. Inc sales to-day were 1900 bales including 600
% spectators and exporters. rne market closing
oul, with downward tendency at the following
authorized quotations:-New Orleans fair 3lsd;
mlodnng .9ld; Mobile fair Bid: niddline 23d; Up
lsLds fair 500; middiing 2sii
he STOCK in port is estimated at 2i 900 bales, of
winch $500 are American. HA
Breadstufs-d and lower
Proyisions-inactive.
LONDON MONEY MARKET, Sept 9tb-Consos
CLOSED At y tG8lt for money. 20
ne Bank decrease la bullion was $50
AMERICAN SECURITIES Illinois Central rail-
road A944 dis; Erie Railroad As
by telegraph to Greencastle.
LONDON PROVISION MARKET Sep. 9TH
sugar closes wi h much duness prices are per
cent under those of last Friday Tsa-Business Is
limited and prices in favor of purc sassrs Rice dull
but no decided fall in value saitpeire is Offering
rather lower rates. Taliow slow Of sale at 42sa42s
3D. on the spot. IS r q III ht =
LIVERPOOL BREADSrUFFS MARKET. Sept.
yIh.-Wh heat slow and I'd lower. Flour Cd easier;
western Zist120s I'd. Indian Corn In moderate de-
mand az 29s for mixed American
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-Ashes-
fots 3)s z fl2S3 Cd; Pearls 33s. Sugar quiet. Tea
business limited. Coffee in favorable demand NO.
lasses-no sales.
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NEW ORLEANS, Sept. il.
There Is much dispute over the Mexican
news. 1t Is not generally believed; but some
who know assert positively that il is true
Cortinas is said to be still at Fort Brown
with nineteen guns bearing on Matamoras.
Col Ford's rebel cavalry are encamped ten
miles up the Rio Grande and the French have
moved out ten miles from Bagdad.
The news of the fall of Atlanta produced
Great dependency among the rebels and cor
responding joy among loyal people.
Hoods army is reported, through loyal
sources, TO be greatly demoralized.
All the trans Mississippi rebel army, with
the exception OF Buckners brigade. has NOV
ed up toward White River, aud Buckner con-
fronts the remnant Of our army at Morganzia.
Our main force has been sent away from
Morganzia and its destination Is contraband.
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STORE BREAKING.-The shoe store of NJ
Mccarthy and the adjoining clothing estab-
lishment of A. D. Reeves on Exchange street
were broken into between Saturday night and
Monday morning. The former was entered
oy the rear, window, which had 20 fastening.
Nothing was taken but knife, which was
probably used In entering the store of Mr..
Reeves, which was done by cutting out pane
of glass In the cellar window ia the rear, then
slipping the fastening inside, and breaking
open the door at the head Of the cellar stairs
The drawer Of the desk was pried open and
the key Of the safe obtained; but the rascals
did not understand how to unlock the safe,
broke the key, and, therefore, could not get
into 1t. They tumbled things about, but moth
Ing Is missing, save about dollar and half
in currency which was in the drawer Of the
desk. From the foot prints left on the cloths
aud counter, it would seem that the scamp,
were bareiooted boys.
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The Draft Commenced.

The drafting In the first District commenc-
ed yesterday afternoon in the room In the City
Building adjoining the Office of the Provost
Marshal IL was conducted by Commissioner
Samuel c. Adams, who announced that the
draft would commence with those sub districts
which had done nothing towards filing up
their deficiencies. He should proceed first
with the district OF Baldwin and Sebago.
BALDWIN.
One hundred and twenty names were plac-
ed in the boa. The deficiency OF the town is
twenty nice. Fifty eight names were drawn
lit being required to draw double the num-
Der Of the deaciency-as follows; ~
Cyrus Noble, Thomas j Hoyt, VIM Ward,
f. Richard i Rowe. Osborn Dyer, Henry Nj
Lombard, David McPhenney. Oliver Rowe,
Elisha Newcomb, Joseph Benton, Richard
y Chase, Vim II Rowe, Horaiio j Sanborn,
Cyrus + Burrei, James Lombard, Saml Paine,
Foresti Sanborn, Josiah Miliken, Saml C Hoyt.
Charles Burrell, Sylvanus r Yates, Jeremiah
Yates. Josiah Wentworth, Alden 3 sanborn,
Albion 4 SanDorn, Lorenzo Sanborn, Nathan
lei Virgins, Sapl Hanson. Joseph II Hanson,
Erastus 5 Rowe, Joseph ] Tiicomb, Charles
Rinford, Isaac Dyer Jf, Robert Siory, Isaac II
Ridlon, Noah u Milliken, Charles Noble, Silas
GRAHAM, Levi Milliken, John Butlerield,
james Hoyt Jr, Geo c Lombard Nathaniel
Milliken, Simon Sanborn, Thomas NJ Flint,
Peter " Saphorn, Frsncis !. Ward, Sylvauus
Chapman, Leonard C Berry, James Went
worth, John T Sanborn, Aaron w Mcs)o-rison,
James L Rowe, Arthur Dyer, Peter G Cram.
SR Bailey, Thomas Rowe Jr, Sargent Gray.
sss srBAeo. 9ks
The deficiency in this town ia nineteen
Thirty eight. therefore. had 10 be drawn
W.. - - 49,, !. a.. -,
''He's ss,'. "anes were p'a9e. :" INC "nse'
rom Whicn tne following were drawn Rs'
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FIVE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.

Arrival of the Sidon at Halifax.
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Yariolas Itehns.

FORTRESS MONROE, Sept. 1S
As the steamer Vanderbilt was coming
down the bay from Washington last night, q
disturbance took place between two soldiers
in which QUE stabbed the other killing him.
excess ~ WASHINGTON, Sept. 10.
Passengers from City Point state that when
the mail boat left yesterday morning at ten
O'Clock, skirmishng on our extreme LEFT, which
commenced at an early hour In the morning,
had become very brisk. @
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a.., Yorh uarte..

NEW YORK. Sept 10.
cotton--duli and entirely nominal.
flour-saes $40 bbls; state and Western l09i6c
lower State 60Gl0 %; Round Hoop Ohio IL COG
~ 70; Western s60Q10 60; southern-quiet: sales
,oo bbisi Extra do II 0oGl4 25 Canada heavy sales
30 ols; Extra 10 l52l2 90
Wheat-ld2e higher; sales g. 900 bushs; Chicago
Red Western x2a2ss - -
lei. ~0U "es'e'h wy
Besf-steady.
$500. nv" mess - o'3S
Butter-State IT 49Sa55c.
Whiskey-sales 500 bbls at s2fol 81
Naval etores-Quiet.
Pefroeum-hrm.
Freights to Liverpool-dun
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CITUATED at Morrill's Corner. near me me o.
- horse saiiroed one story house ena S.a aus
with ssont one acre of laud Ia high sato oi Sui
walton, Also eight acres near the iefk anu Sun-
80 ,rsiI situated for house lots, and good chance
fsr inrestment For further psrteI,ssrs enquire OF
w...hroot Sept "a. lsei.-d2w .l.'-
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s174,477.Oo

NEwcoMB's MINsrRELs.-This excellent
troupe was greeted last evening by one Of the
largest kind of audiences, the spacious City
Hall being completely filed. Every one went
away satisfied with the performances, which
were Of somewhat different character from
those OF Ethiopian troupes. We have no
space this morning to dilate upon the merits
o. particular performers, and can only say
'nat y Is the best company that has visited US
'or = long while. They will perform again
'nls ana 70 morrow evenings in the same place.
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Mutual Benefit
LIFE INSURANCE co.

ffSHfS most sue :essful Of all Life Assurance Com
4 panes, has now . net accumulation Of over
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The DEsERrERs.-Weh have been requested
to state that police officers Williams and
Smith arrested the deserters from Fort Pre-
Bile on the train Saturday, after they had been
pointed outby some Of the Band as probable
deserters. They had no passes, and aeknowl-
edged they were trying to desert.
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nn.ni,,atpn corres,,onaenee.

s NEw York, Sept. 10.
The Commercials Washington special dis
parch says: The report that Sherman'stroops
are passing through Washington to reinforce
Grant was caused by the movements OF large
numbers of Western recruits, who are crowd
ing the railroads in this direction. Sherman
has plenty of work for his troops in anorher
quarter
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LApf's fRIESD.-The October number Of
this excellent periodical is out, and It is the
bestone yetissued, The engrayngs are worth
more than the cost Of the maya zine. while the
literary contributions are excellent. 1t is fur
nished at the low rate Of $3.50 per year, or
two copies for 100. Published by Deacon &
Peterson, Philadelphia, and for sale BY A,
Robinson, No. 81 Exchange street.
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Bank OF Cumberland.

NOTICE Is hereby give that the annual meeting
N OF the stock holssTs of the Bank Of CanberI and
for the choice Of Directors for the ensuing and
the trans action e any other business that may
before them win be held at thor banking Room on
Monday the 81 of October next, At 0 cock r. NJ
y. Per Order Of the Directors
SAM'L SMALL. Cashier.
Portland Sent Is. 1854. sepl6Gtd
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ON Friday, Sept 20. at 3 O'Clock ,. n. ON the
Nprsmises, We snail the story aud haif house No.
hanover 81. The house Is flushed throue hout in
sne mo-t workmanlke manner; il has dnished
rooms with nue. closets IL has an excellent cellar
and abundance water. hard and son; Il i heat bv
furnace; gas TIN Qua hout the hous.. We have sell
u In one Of the best peiahborhoods 10 the city
inere u nee policy OF m urancs on the house.
Lot aboutl0 by 20 feef 7Fal7 ~ ,
HkNffY BAILEY q CO., Asofionssrs.
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nkSSolufiOss.

rayHE firm of Howard . strout, as Attorneyssnd
A CounseiIors af Law, II this day dissolved BY au
tazl consent. Either partner will attend to the SET
tlsfnent Of of the business Of the late hrm.
Mr.. Howard viii continue 10 occupy ofhce9l Md
Ole street. over Cssco Bank.
opposite head OF Plumb street.
- 80 : - JoszrH HOWARD,
SnwALL g. SrRour.
Portland June a. lss4.-dam q .a1lsa
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g. Wanted by the advertiser, . convenient.
I'm; centrally located, and pleasant house for .
I'LL small family, without children POSSESSION 20
be had - early as the middle Of October sooner II
and be well anished. y ~ . 4
The advertiser would lease such house for term
Of years. or purchase Il terms suited. A two-story
cottage, small lot, preferred. ~ = 1..ws
Address o. r. g., At the Press once, stating loca.
ton, general terms, sc coasdeattolig.
Portland, Aug. l. lS64.-dn
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For Sale.

UyHE House. Barn ard Lot situated on the corner
Il of Congress and DWELL streets, adjoining the
W est Cengrsg stional Chapsfiot 4 no lot ID large
enough Tor good garden or for the erection OF an
other house. For further psFties.ars Apply 70
f.t III y HENRY z WHITE: i
septiT .2y u 8 8 OR to LEVI WEYMOUTH. -
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r,o,s. nna Los For sale,

MO. IS Cumberland street House has eleven an
~ I;hSd rooms, besides oloscts--heat by furnace
,,Ined Tor gas hard and soft water In the kitchen
IN In good order. Price and terms liberal Inquire
Of JOHN G. PROCTOR.
sept l6-dlw
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LOST,
$500 REW,ARD.

ON Central wharf or around The Grand rrvnh
~ Depot and yard; Calf skin wallet contain
IN considerable sum Of money. and papers OF NO
vaue 70 any one but the looser. The Under viii BE-
sCentrai Wharf or 2 Bracket street. -
Portland, Aug. 81 1854 anal dr.
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House at Auc,,on
Real Estate a. Auction,

OshaiI sell at Auction the block oftwo houses No.
and Brackett st. These are good two and q half
sory houses. new, with brick Easements and OGDEN
ps; tney are thoroughly hnished thfouR hout, with
8 lou eosets good cellars. good wafer. &c. They
~ snesoie houses for investment. They are al
Sept ltd WI
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PORTLAND AND VICINITY.

NsW Advertisements To-Day.
Auction sals--Hsnry Bailey s. Co.
ENROLLED Men, Attention.
Singing School.
Asst. Qulrtermaster's Notice
Auction Sale-E. III. Patten.
observation-disclosures Brothers.
Notice.. j c. ~
Ciothing--Abie N. Smith
Millinery -Bosworih, aler Co.
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CTRAYED rom the pasture Of NJ Francis Rob
- erts Wsstbrook. last MONTH three year old
gray Colt. small sire; whoever WI, return him or
suitably rewarded, By calling at No. 80 Spring Sc.
FRANCIS 4. Emery.
Portland, July 10. lss4.--dtf 7T'9
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E. NJ. rArrEs. AucrlosrrR, Il Exchange st.
Dry and Fancy Goods.

4 Saturday. 18th September, at 10 n, Broad
- Cloths, Cassimeres, satret-, Alpsc cas, Liens
~ - ooods Cioskings diapers, Doyliss Nap kins
bamnsk Hosiery, Linen Hekfs., Balmorals
Hagin q, kringes. Clothing, 40. -
p, An Invoice OF Note and Letter Paper, Cutlery,
Rms. Caoeks Stationery, &c. No posfponenent.
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A GOLD WATCH. open face, . gold colored dial.
- sttaeneo to black RIBBON, with q gold buckle
~. koio quartz rock seal-supposed to have been
los. 10 genilemens' waiE at u. /. X Depot. Vino
ser restores the above viii be suitably bv
the owner = -. q - nDepS.f "
Portland Sept Il senlatts
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To WHOM 1T MAY CoNcERy.--Persons
selling hay to the Government will find word
Of caution in our advertising columns,
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New and Geuteei Furniture m

IN Tuesday Sept q, atio O'Clock A. NJ. at stors
N(Nos las and leo Miaale street ali tEe Fur.ifrrs
In ,aid store. censisneg OF PasIor srifs sofss
Shairs. Marble Top Centre Tables. Black Wslrut'
ChesfI ut aud Painted French Chsmhe- Ne Ia Com.
mon Fur niture. safa. Desk. Ofhes Farnliure ke.-
Also good family hor o. express wagon. Harr ess
double runner turnsfure sled, &c. At l2u three
story wooden building IN the rear Of said storc
which can b removed or remain lexssd lsnd.
aENki BAILEY CO., AUcrIoEEzns.
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Wanfed,

A foUSG Lady to attend At q Fancy Goods
ply. HERMAEN GEfiNTI 1 ~
Sept l5-dlw
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Boarding.

rUyHE privs.e hoard,ps house No. II Free Street,
II newly papersd and painted. Rooms furnished
and unfirnlshed with board
Sent lT-dlws 80 t.aa
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Aa1uinistrator,s SHE.

NOTICE % hereby given, that BY virtue OF q n.
Of Cumberland, shai cell By publc suction Il The
owehfpg house on the prefniscs ON The seventsen,h
day OF October, A. 1854, NJ O'Clock In the sfier-
noon, tho homestead lot Of the late Reuben HoI-
orook late Of freeporf In said County situated in
$40 krseposft and containing Tour acres or land
with the buildings thereon. q f71- -
HORACE BREWER. Administrntor
Dstoo TINS 1th aay OF Sept, 1884. 2taw3ws
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SI,SO7, 6JO.lz
SO, $50, 10000
while the total amount paid for claims BY death ex
ceeds
So, 4OO,OoO.oo


Policies issued on tho nonforfeifino ten year pian
- Well o. 10 all the other usuai forms.
Livery consideTsfe man tho will sppiy to LIE In
ssrdace the same principles that would guild, him
IN making o. her iHres or In he ms NJ en- emf
me oscH bastsess will assaredy investigate the ad
ranidges Or TIE Mutual Ben.6f 81 steni as liustru-
ms NE 10 any other BY negiecting 10 do 50 be viii
psoeaey pay from 10 g a6 DOL ar. every sioo as
'nu prsce OF ms isliure 70 inform himself
hemem Der. the Dividends are 80 per esuf Tbs
sf one b paid on just four years rsm me date OF
your policy Dividend IL paid you EVERY ear
.n ~, while toe Undecided surplus from which
All dividends are made 10 nearly ST 90 900 iaroer
than that OF any other Company in America
Aetsaote igforn1fioH in reference TO all the com
panies will be freely given at this Office from Com
missioners Reports for successive years.
3 WARREN SPARROW, Stale Ast,
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co.
Central Office No. 80 Exchange ST,
'eP' i'-eu Portland Ne.
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Canal Bank,

TlyHE Annual Meeting Ct the stock holders Of this
II Bank. for the choice of Directors, will be held
A. n.
Also TO consider the subjec. OF adopting the Ma
tiona Bank 81 stem, and for the transsc ion Of any
other bu iness. Per Order,
Sept le-dtd ID. &. SOMERBY, Cashier.
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Board.

CUTS OF Rooms, with Board, uan be obtained BY
- applying Immediately 81 % DAnforth street.
Nay llth- nayl2dtf
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IN0R family of four no sm all eb;,dran, A.. nc.
= genteei two storied house, In the centr. Of the
sIty .paraieor In block Addrs s. Boz no Port
isAa Ho''' omes. sept9du
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Copartnerslip Noticc.

TXyHE undersigned have this day formed corart-
IL nership under the firm and name OF eriih.
Psrsons Small. for the purposs Of doing whois-
sale Fancy Goods business, At No. lk Middle street,
IN stsirs, Portland, Ne. II. MERRILL.
4 ~ afls ssf stsas Hr 4..s~ l.. Parsons,
ftes alat 4Ht CuAs, SMALL
Aus 18th lisa. Is sepl2d2w
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Notice to Physicians.

TyNHE STOCK aud STAND of Physician nd Drug.
Il gist. in fourishing Village In this State on a
kailroaa VIII re sold at bargain, as the owner is
about retiring from business f'Tl
Apply to W. T. PHILLIPS, l4s Miodle Street,
Portland. septl6rT&Stf
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TsyHE Stockholders Of the MANUFACTURERS and Trad
IL ers Bank are hereby notified that their Annual
Meeting viii be held At their Banking room ON Mon
day the Sd day or October next. NJ yo'cfock p NJ,
for the choice Of Directors for the ensuing and
the Transaction Of such other business may legal
" come before them.
BY order Of the Directors, 9F4
septlf dtd EDWARD GOULD. Cashier.
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Religious Noi,ces

81 revival ofreligion is in progress at the Preble
WHO'S preaching there every night
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AUCTION SALES.
= ~. fArrEN. AUcTIoNEER, u Exchange st
Household rurr,sure m. .w....u

Onrni,nea Sept 10th, at 10 A. N. at once. the
OF Cbambsr 81 family leaving the CITY, cor sic ting
Refrfyerator Eas. Tables. Sofas. Rockers, Chars,
SS,oIssryapd G,', Ware Beds Stoves. ssain.
s1 sans ofeer Also large Platform Scale.
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Mechanics, Bank

vxyHE Annual Meeting Of stockhoidsrs OF the Ne
ehsnics bank. for the eoice Of Directors. and any
OF ner business which may come before them. will be
held at their Banking Room on Monday. Sd Oct
next at r. n. Per Order.
q l.s4. W. IL. STEPHENSON. Cashier.
Portland. Sept 10, ls64.-dtd