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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-09-04
- From San Donn;,ago.

d .ss.a safa9-aai .sa NEW YORK, Sept q
The latest advices from San Domingo, to the
lSth inst, confirm the previous'news of the ap-
poinment of Cabral as Protector Gen. Can
dora has LETT the island, and the Dominicans
are now sole masters of their territory. They
are engaged in recognizing the government.
A national convention will meet at an early
date to form permanent organization. The
Spanish occupation is now really as well as
nominally at an end. f s- o
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RAILROAD Accident.

~ 1IIlHi - y - ALBANY, N. T., ID.
Z An accident occurred to the steamboat Ex-
press train over the Central railroad which was
due here at 7 o'clock this evening. By the
breaking of an axle the baggage Ger was thrown
of the track, and the baggage master, named
Smith, belonging in this city, instantly Killed.
An express messenger and two Others were al
injured. yi9G
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One Building lOXbU Iect.
24OO feet in length anu 10 feet high Of Fence
The Buildings and Fence will be sold as they stand
and are to be removed Immediately
Terms-Cash, in Government funds-
ast HENRY lNMAN.
.Igfgtru-. Capt and A. O. M. U. S. A.
Aug. %, 1S65.-dtd.
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rlI yaHL9ags NEW YORK, Sept. 3.
The Herald's Richmond correspondent says
Gen. Lee has within few days practically set
about the task Of writinga history oflhe war.
! Heis living in great quiet and humility on an
obscure farm, the property of a friend, in Cum
beriand county, Virginia sf
William Allen, confessedly the richest man
II virginia, has received a pardon from the
President. sm6i .s&
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NOW READY.

.
The Praise of Zion. A new collection of Mu-
sic for Singing Schools Choirs, Musical Societies and
Conventions and the Home Circle; containing sys-
tenn Of Musical Notations, variety Of Exercises,
Songs, Gees, &C., for School and Choir practices AN
EXPRESSIVE COLLECTION OF TUNES OF ALL ME-
TRES, with large assortment Of Sentences, Anthems.
and Chants. By SCION wILDER and FREDERIC S.
DAVENPORT ~ --,---
N Tho publishers call attention to this new work with
much confidence thatt win prove of the most at
tractive and practically useful works ofits class given
to the public in many years. Its contents are char
acterized by eshness variety, real merit and adapt
edness to popular use They are derived from many
mnent sources, American and foreign. The best old
tunes are included, with rich collection of new mu-
Sic Sent free by mail for the price, $3.50. To faci-
tate its Introduction, viii send single copy for ex-
animation to any teacher choir leader postpaid
receipt of seyenty-fve cents.
Catalogues of musical publications, including
the popular works OF Lowell Mason, VIM. b.
Bradbury Geo. F. Root and many others, free to any
address. All publications sold IN Boston, at
our prices, by MASON & HAMLN. ~.
p p 2. T. q e MASON BROTHERS,
tn11i 81 slrs lIliia 596 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Ana IN vvS9vv q vravr l.I so d. ..f.
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Rev. y. 3. THAYER, DID,, of Boston, editor
of the Universalist Quarterly Review, preach
ed in Pearl Street Church yesterday. 1t is
not often that one listens to sermon 50 pure
ly and practically Christian as one that it was
our good fortune to hear from him in the af-
ternoon. The speaker most happily illustrate
ed the idea that life is not to be measured by
length of years, but by noble thoughts and
good deeds: by works that ennoble the heart,
benefit mankind, and thus honor God.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-09-04

CRcUs.-Wheeler & Co.'s Great Interna-
tional Circus will be in this city on Wednes-
day, on their return rom their eastern tour,
and viii give two performances-one in the
a ternoon and the other in the evening The
price Of admission is reduced to twenty-five
cents SO that the crowd can attend. There
viii, positively, be but the two performances
above mentioned. The great tent will be
pitched at the corner Of Portland and Green
streets. Our circus-going friends must avail
Themselves of this Opportunity. na IA
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THEATRE.-We are pleased to learn that
tbe veteran manager, MI. John c. Myers, with
his fine stock company is to pay our city a brief
witt. He will open Deering Hall next Thurs
dav and Friday evenings, and in addition to
his stock company we shall have Kean Bu-
cbanan and his accomplished daughter, Miss
Virginia Buchanan and that charming act
rsss, Miss Flora Myers. The opening play
win be Richelieu, in which all the three OF the
above mentioned stars win appear. seats can
be secured on Wednesday, f
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Spread of the cholera.

.a1..-.l-...7-r WASHINGTON, Sept. 2.
The US. Consul at Port Mahon, in a letter
to the State Department, dated August 18th,
says: ee %
aShould the advance Of the cholera continue
for the next twenty days it must be looked for
in England. ~ fii'ish "
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The NEW CHURCH ON Observation-Disclosures
ing to the plan of the Architect, Mr.. Harding,
which has been accepted by the building Com
mittee of the Congress Street M. E. Church
the edi4ice, as we have before stated win front
on st. Lawrence Street, and will be. of the
Roman order of architecture, 60 feet front ON
St. Lawrence Street, and so feet on Congress
Street, with tower springing from the ground
surmounted by a neat, graceful spire. The
height Of the tower and spire is to be 14d feet
above the grade. The tower will contain
ock and bell. aai
The floor Of the auditorium is to be raise d,
and will be entered from the spacious vestibule
by flight Of steps. There win be ia pews
on the floor, arranged in circular FORM and
calculated to afford sittings for about 600 per-
sons. The height of the room is to be rs feet
in the clear, with plain finish, and painted in
fresco. Over the entrances. is the organ loft
and singing gallery, with ante-rooms on other
side of the organ. No side galleries havelbeen
provided for yet, but the architect has 50 ar
ranged the construction plans that they can be
aided at any time at comparatively slight adj
ditional cost. ..,.s .i.s,,. 4s.,g a.,
The vestry in the basem mt will be so so
. feet, and II feet in height. A class roomI "a x
Is feet Is on each side of the entrance, while
the space under the tower is to be used for the
storage Of fuel. fi4d Il sgshas- ~
The estimated cost of the building will be
about $4,000
CENSUS OF THE CITY.-The Price Current
suggests that census Of this city should be
taken, and the editor offers to take the census
of the street in which he resides, provided
Others in the different streets in the city will
do the same thing. Or, he says, it might be
done in a weeks time by the police officers
The sur sestion is good one, particularly that
Of the police taking the census. distribu-
ton OF the wards to our police force would
give us a correct census Of the inhabitants of
the city-more correct than an enumeration
made by two persons only--4as was dope in
1S60-and one of them being nonresident
of the city. e
We hope our City Council will act upon
this matter at their meeting tonight.
BANGOR LUMBER MARKET-Amount OF
Lumber surveyed from January 1st-, to Sep
tember LIST, 1885, compared with the amount
surveyed during the same period in 1853 and
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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. 8HoB eaiA sro -AeSi
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GARDEN THIEvEs.-Two lads were arrest
ed yesterday for trespassing in the garden of
Mr. Smith, on Munjoy, and stealing fruit there
from. They were locked up. Let this be
warning to fruit stealers.
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CLOSING SALE.-This afternoon, at E. M.
Patterns rooms, win be sold the balance CT lin
en- goods, with an assortment Of wooden and
cotton goods. shoes, &C. aiis n ~ 2 .
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WHnfed.

A WIDOW or unmarried lady as Clerk In respec-
IA table Confectionery Establishment. To one that
suits VIII DO given steady employment and good
wages. .U...
An American lady preferred
Enquire at f.-.. 49,.
III Fore Street.
Sept. 1--d1wf Between Willow and Silver -
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ITNITEp STATES MILITARY RAlLAOADs.
OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QuARrERM AsrrR. !
AAa.l........... y !. I : ~ y

OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QuARrERMAsrER.
Z - Washington, ID. q, july %, 1e65.
z .. AUCTION SALE Or ROLLING SIOCk
Will be s0ld at PUBLIC AUCTION TO he highest
bidder, the following rolling stock:
. On TUESDAY, september 10. at the Portland Co 3
Shop in Portland, maine Six l6) Loe0nO, - fngin,
On THURSDAY, September Il, at unkley q
Williams Shop in Boston, Mass, reur a. Ocomf-
tive Engines.
On MONDAY, September 20, at Kennetf Square,
near Philadelphia, Penn, rifty So r,y tieia
Cars, Tour feet eight-and-a-ha a. f-inch gage.
On WEDNESDAY, September a. al v, iImlle-
ton, Del, Eighty-for (S4) Box Freight Cs. We loot
gauge
The above stock is all new, and OF the very est
quality.
The Engines five foot gauge, five loot drivers,
and cylinuers l6x24 inches. They can be chan y 10
narrow gauge at a trthing expense
Sales to commence az 1UA. NJ.
Terms: Cash in Government funds.
IA. l.. hOBl NSON,
July29dtd Brevet Colonei anu a. 4. VI.
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- ANOTHER DETENTIoN.--In consequence OF
the breaking of the engine near Kennebunk,
the trains from Boston, due. here Saturday
noon, did not arrive until half past three
O'clock in the afternoon. .ae 5eei 19at
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Is HORSE RALRoAD.-1he number Of pas
sengers carried over the line Of the Portland
halroad during the month of August, was
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The request made by Gorham conespon,
dent in relation to Mr. Webb-receiyed Satur-
day eyening-shall be attended to tomorrow
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= FOTREss MONROE, Sept. I.
Inls morning, on the arrival of the steamer
ADELAIDE from Baltimore, two negroes were
taken nom the steamer to the lookup. charged
WIN having, during the passage down, robbed
q gentleman OF $1,000 and lady of her Jew
cry Inc money and property were recovered,
and returned to their owners. q
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Auction Sale Of Public Buildings

Assistant Quartermaster' Office U. s. A.,
WY ,eet.lh PORTLAND, MAINE,
A opru. August 9th, 1S65
A ShEaEEsABI.Y to instructions frJm The War De-
T~.snents 1 shall sel at Public Auction,
AT - o,e- I, September 7Ih, 1860,
Fence At AZ IN, a. M, all the Buildings and
Maine known a. ~, Rendezvous, Cape kliza Je-h,
The Buildings are III tn psE,n,hA. L.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-09-04

FOREIGN EXPORTS The total value Of
Foreign Exports from, this port last week
amounted to s33,424.75. Included in the ship
ments were 5,4O9 sugar box shocks; las
shocks and heads; 1886 hoops; 100000 feet
boards; 1880 barrels -four 81 barrels meal;
2 barrels beans; 25Q barrels potatoes; / barrel
apples; 5000 pounds nails; 1000 do tobacco
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Monday Morning September 4, 1856
PORTLAND J AND TICINITY.


New Advertisements To-day
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN
Looking Glass for Sale-78 Free Street.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Closing Sale-E. M. Patten.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Musical Instruction-Stephen A. EAnoiyS
Advertised Letters-A. Z. Dole
Sewing Machines-W. S. Dyer.
Diss3luti )n--Daly & Dearborn.
School Book;-Baile & Noyes.
New Fail Goods--Wm. III. Horton q 20.
M. G. M A.-Stated Meeting
Wanted-Fruit Stand u saauaf ,.idaql
Wanted-Agents, r5a u3ErfI
Picked Up.-Boat. :, ,.gals asa
Singing Sc lool--Mr Gardiner
Theatre-J. G. Myers.
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House Lots at Auction.

D. ~ Wednesday, Sept. 9Th at O'Clock NJ, on
IfARTe pItnII' we shall sell at auction TEN VAL
70 o. LOl s. containing frlm about is
Road tfh r Ieeteae These lots are on ne new
the iron Works, and in the vicinity nj NJ i "
Ps1 y Inc great Presumpscot Land ana Y ster
tvMen Sto1npanys Works They are neal the civ
Deal.1AunI iocated--desirable tor Investment and
must ADVANCE rapidly as the works of tie IL. 4 W
ROVER Company advance: They are only hall mile
particulars, please call on PiA1' anu
HENRY BAILEY & CO., Auetiuneers.
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CAMP MEETING AT KENNEBUNK.-This
meeting will open this afternoon ON the
grounds at Kennebunk, which have been
leased and prepared for the purpose. Extra
tsains win leave the P. S. & P. depot at eight
o'clock in the morning and two o'clock in the
afternoon, every day this week, for the camp
grounds. Fare for the round trip ONE dollar,
good only for the extra trains, a
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TTTT-TTU7C Cole
Kennebasnk Camp MeefiI
DecaIeomania, Decalcomania

DiCIUREs transferred, with facility, at yely "
4 rates at No. 37| Middle Street, Payson's d x.
Varnish with printed directions Tor using, Tor " a.
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{ THE meetings of the Sabbath School Teach
ers' Association, which have been suspended
for the last few months, win be resumed on
this Monday evening, at Central Church
Vestry, commencing at Z 1-2 O'clock Let
there be general attendance of the Teachers.
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= q ~ 70 - tt7EVVe1eV n n"
To sen a complete Histo-y of Life, suferings and
Death in Rebel Prisons. Some sixty thousand OF our
brave soldiers have died in the prisons. Everybody
should have this work The author is one of the i'm
portant witnesses in the wrtz trial His account of
the Andersonyille prison is very full and complete
There Is a great interest felt in this subject
Address J. PATTEN FITCH,
s9oaug 81 div l "a aliAJ ~ irll Boston, Mass.
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GirTs, Gron,Danr School.

CANDIDATES for admission, who were prevent
~ ed from attending the examination on 5lst July,
win be- eVamined at the Grammar School Room IN
the High School Building ON Cumberiand street, On
MONDAY, Sept. 4, at 0 A. NJ
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cry Inc money and property were recovered,
anu returned TO their owners. AZ -
st-a 49, ii -------.l
Commercial. 1900. "
~ rer steamship Saxonia at New York
Il. Lilf .i COTTON MARKET, Aug. %. -Tla
ncnd In the 21st and 3D. were bales
market i SUUv % spectators and exporters The
LII EkPOOL BREADSTUFFS MARKET. Aug
1o,mrio % hrm Wheat buoyant at the theme
rbe quiet and steady mixed sos Sd q Bis Sd
pa II fv III PROVISIONS MARKET, Aug. 2S-
as a dvs0s put 1rm Pork tends upward Bacon
xantea tou, selling al sos. Tallow is still advancing
D4 t1VE na Sa a1nvanced Is, closing firm.
snaars n $3.50 PRODUCE MARKET, Aug. Pa
SHsas steaey. Coffee, sales. Rice firm. Linseed
IN quiet and steady. Rosin 1rmer Spirits Turpen-
o. u ed ana nominal Petroleum quiet and steady
at rs % ior refined. 3 3D. -
Per steamship Peruvian off Farther Point :
Z e., L l COTTON MARKET, Aug, 24-sales
io uays We're 50, QUO bales including IL 900 to
speculaIors and exporters. The market opened firm
IiVERPas,SII ana closed at partial advance Of Id
81 pi ns market is firm. Wakefield, Nash & Co.
anoyan2 ~ IA Ashya Co. report Flour nam: Wheat
y q IS Cd. Corn quiet and steady: mixed western
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET, Aug. a.
- t AeI is nrm Gordon, Bruce & Co. and 9TH
s a report Beefq quiet but firm. Pork tends upward
p y a1sance1 Is g %, closing irmer Lard hrm.
- 9. n110M advancing Butter advanced Is.
II EhfOOL PROVISIONS MARKET, Aug. "a.
issues quiet. Sugars firm. Coffee steady. Rice
I'm! !.n: sperm Oh buoyant at los. Rosin steatiy
oprits Hurpentine nominal at 46s. Petroleum firm
at rs Cd for refined. -
Latest via Londonderry ~
= LIVERPOOL, August %. - Cotton The Sales
o. lne week loot up 81 900 bales. The Brokers Cir
icular reports that the market opened buoyant all
luaties advancing to triling extent but the mar
SET suDse lnently DULL OF the above sales exporters
LOOK lzOoO bales The following are the authorized
quotations.: Miidling Orleans les II Led; upland
ieorgs lSad Sales to-day loot up 5000 bales. The
market closed quiet and unchanged The stock in
can. p " ~ st'S =
Breadstuffs- The market is inactive. The weather
mas been favorable for crops
PrOvlsions-quiet and steady. ~ "a safr
froduce-Sugars In good demand and prices firm:
renned Jumps Ais q Ais 3D. Coffee steady at full
.ates. lea in demand for China. Rice, floating
argos anu landed much wanted Saltpetre dull :
Inc Corn market is moderately attended Wheat
must De quoted at Is "a 2s dearer than on Tuesday
oelnS tne advance made yesterday butl business is
small Flour Is offered at TUESDAYS rate Indian
Corn 6l lower for mixed American.
.,osoI y az Money MARKET. Aug. 25.-Consols
;AeMEhlCAN SECURITIES--U.S s. 5-2Os 60 "a 694
53a. y ~ 0a' i1''0 'i'a'eS % "
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AVERAGES of the First National Bank Of
Portland, for the month ending August S1st,

MAKE IT ALL RIGHT NEXT TIME.-In the
Municipal Court, Saturday morning, one of
the liquor-dealers in paying his fine and costs
could not make the change, within a trife.
Calmly looking into the eye OF the Judge, he
remarked, "Never mind, Your Honor, i will
make it all right next time am brought up
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TO THE ELECTORS OF THE
4. a. lt, e CITY OF PORTL4ND.

/ = H-ll a =. i 7 Isl .a q 81 4|
NOTICE is hereby given that in pursuance of war
~ rants from the Mayor and AL Iermen of the City
q the inhabitants thereof qualified by law
to vote for State and County officers win meet in their
respective Ward Rooms, usual places ofmeeting on
MONDAY, THE ELEVENTH DAY Or SEP
TEMBER instant at ten o'clock in the forenoon, then
and there to give In their votes for Governors for four
senators and four Representatives to the Legislature
o. TINS Statei for County Treasurer, County Com
Cumberland. f Ma 80 ! Sb1lr
The Polls on such day of Election to remain open
closed. "a = M 80. = - : - - Z.
The Aldermen fsaid City win be in open session at
t t9e Ward Room In New City Building ientrance on
Myrtle St from nine o'clock in the forenoon until one
O'Clock In the afternoon, each of the three secular
days next proceeding such day Of Election, and from
three o'clock to five o'clock the afternoon of the last
OF said three secular days. for the purpose Of receiving
evidence of the qualification OF voters whose names
not been entered ON the lists Unqualified voters in
lists. Ii 40 - = : 80 $500 $780,
:. 81, J. M. HEATH, City Clerk
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BANGOR LUMBER .MARKEr.-Amount Of
Lumber surveyed from January 1st., to Sep
tember LIST, 1885, compared with the amount
surveyed during the same period in 1853 and
1884, niEel
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Auction Sales.
EDw,D M. PATTEN, AuctiOneer, u Exehane. 81
ClOOfnO GaIa

ON Monday Sept. 4th, at p p. NJ, at office. will
~ be solf tine remain,.er Of the stselr ~ -
Woole s, and Fancy Goods. The finest Linen Sleef,
ing, Pillow Case Linen, Russia Linen Sheetng b In
wluth, Napkins, Huckabuck Towels anu 1oWelinq
Brown Brown and Bleached Crash, Bed Spreads, German
NiSSsths, Prints, Cottons, Hosiery, Shoes, sc.
90 ~ postponement-every lot mus oe sold.
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SELECT SCHOOL

Ladies of the Cong regatiOn de No
tire Dame, zei iieq 9d
9l5 30 ,sIa u - y
Nos. 102 and l04 Cumberland st.
TFHE Ladies' of the Congregation de Notre Dame
Il will open their classes l1ea ans lea8
On Monday, the 4th Day of September,
& t9tas9 at 8 o'clock A. M. ls qnos
They will have private class for children who do
rot desire to receive religious instruction.
On Tuesday, the 9TH, the pupils Of thu Boarding
For information as to telms, &C.. application should
be made at the residence of the Ladies, No. 104 Cum
berland Street. aug 81 dive
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xxrITT, re-open their school FOR 4 orng Ladies and
w i1;sses on THt fRSDAfs September 2lsis at
their roo@s eulrps inquire at No Is Brown St.
Sept 1-d2w
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Eagle Hill Mutual Coal Com any.
~ tbeir orders and the coal win be delvcie in the
sameo order in which they Al issued.
EDWARD SHAW,
Aug 29-d1W Chairman Of Com,
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Sc Cases Of FtictiOn Matches.

The same having been decreed forfeit to the United
ttas in the District Court and for said District and
ordered to be sold and the proceeds disposed OF
cording TO law. - 4s
CHARLES CLARK,
II q U. S. Marshal District of Maine.
Aug 3O-d15d ~ II
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INTERNAL REvENUE.-Th assessment for
the first District of this State, for the month
of August, as certified by N. G. Marshall, Esq,
Assessor, to N. ]. Miller, Esq, Collector, was
s $3.50 So
Previously certified to for the year 1866 29S ZIG go
Total SO far this YEAR 1857 O03 "a
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UNITED STATES OF AMERIcAl
District Of Maine, S.
DURSUANT to vend. expo. 10 ms directed, from
IL the Hon. Ashur Ware, Judge of the United States
District Court within and for the District Oi Alane
shall expose and sell at public auction 10 the highest
bidder therefor, the following property and merehan-
dize at the time and place within said District, as
follows, viz:
At tie CUSTOM HOUSE BUILDING, on Fore street,
IN Portland on Wednesday,, the thirteenth day o.
ceDfeuaber merit. at IL o'clock A. AZ.