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BYnTELEGTsAIP
aoEY EN1NG TIP APERs.
u Ii - - SAN FRArnrao0I Oot O
.yt7T77 : 7ss''5 nj
From California; AdditiOnag I,ts,.t;c.tlstrs
-- the Earthquake. $3.50

- ~ u PAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 81.
The DAMAGE by the earthquake Yesterday
will amount to considerable; MANY houses
needing new walls, new plastering and repair
ing The City Hall was sdafnagetli in front to
such an extent that that portion Of the wall
will have to be rebuilt at a cost of several
thousand dellars. The old Merchant Elk
change building opposite the Custom House
will require rebuilding. No really substantial
building was seriously damaged.
Santa Cruz felt the shock more than any
other town in fhe State.& Several brick build
ings were SO badly damaged that they will
have to be partially rebuilt A dispatch from
there says there was a general tumble down
of chimneys, and those left standing are turn
ed partially around. The motion was appar-
| emily from east to west. ,-.,g,f ira
The ground along the river opened in fs-
sues, and spotrted water like lgeysers The peo-
pie are unable TO use most OF the wells, which
are either dry or filled with sand The Chin
ney at the powder mills was thrown down,
and other injuries done to the works. A por-
I ton of the walls of the new hotel was thrown
down, but the foundation is still firm. The
smash III drug stores is great. Some very mar
row escapes from falling chinneys are report.
ed. The tide rose very high at the time q the
shock, ano fell very low Immediately after
wards. Ten or eleven distinct shocks were
felt since the first shock, up to O'Clock this
morning, as well as number of slightest Wis
ftati0nss The losses are estimated at $4,000
and may exceed that sum.
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The Democrats have del,,htod :.
severe against n nnenever he has said anything
sr. $500 a,,.s' Greeey and the radicals. On
Law I 5000 d. Mora has been as sacred as
raw Of gospel Recently he paid his resnec =
to the new Democratic platform ,naaa specs
bany under the superintendent Of i, - . T
derful political carpenter, Dean RieS.a. moil-
Says Thurlow-will the Aryas copy? ~
The democratic platform has. my annro.,
Its bold declaration in favor of sustaininDD al
national credit is especially commendable Its
loyalty would have been priceless and pre-
eious boon when our government and nation
Were In danger. Then we would have given
anything and all things for such patriotic ut-
s ssIances. But when they were needed, and
Of iH Wnen they would have saved thousands
fuseag"' ana millions of treasure; they were re-
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Bishop Wilmer, of the EPISCOPAL diocese
of Alabama, having ordered the, BRA lei for the
President of the United States to hi omitted
from the service, Gem Woods has dsclared
the bishop and his clergy suspended fronatheir
functions, and forbidden to preach or nerform
divine service, and that their places Of worship
be- CLOSED, un.il-such- time as said bishon and
clergy show sincere return to their allegiance
to the government of the United States and
give evidence Of loyal and patriotic shirt by
offering to resume the use of the praver for the
President of the United States and all ia civil
authority, andb taking the.amhesty oath pre-
seribed by the President
n cAs the result Of the ConYention assembled
atGlevefand, Ohio, on tie 9th Ale an orsani-
cation has been instituted under the name of
american Christian Commission" The tenn
porary officers are, President, Chief justice S.
P. Chase. Vice-President, Rev. DR.. ]. P. Dur
bin, of New York; Secretary, Rev. VIM. E.
BoandInaA, of Philadelphia The Commission
is to meet in New York, ON the 18th inst for
thepqrposeof permanent organization
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MRs.awfNsToW.

tfftItlt tlt bclAa+4 f7as.4rTrlUr IATftH
AN EXPERIENCED NURSE and Femald Ply
sician presents 70 the attention Of Mothers her
aszsi Soothing Syrup,
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING
which greatly facilitates the processof Teething by
sofeening he gums, reducing all inAammations will
allay all PAIN and spasmodc action and is ,v-r
SURE 10 REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon it mothers, it VIII give rest to your
selves, and au0ia rs 5nimlsoas8 A5fssi5s yf,ll
~ scRELlEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS. z
We have puAup and sold this article Tor over thirty
years, and cam say in confidence and TRUTH OF it
what we have never been able to say Of any other
medcine-Neyer has it failed an single instance to
eject q ears, when timely used.s MAYER did we know
instance of dissatisfaction by any one who used it,
On the contrary, all delighted with its operations,
and speak in terms of commentator Of its magical
eec8 and medical virtues. Two speaksin this matter
''what do know after thirty years experience;
and pledge our reputation for the flllment Of what
we here declare IN almost every instance where the
infant is suffering from pain and exhaustion relief
will be found in fifteen minutes alter the Syrup is ad
ministered,s 10y &~.sE
Full directions for using will accompany each pot-
tile. None genuine unless the fac-simile ofCURTlS
~ @fVW 1OAh y OH tllo ous'aeS
Sold by all Druggists throughout the world.
Price only IS Cents per Bottle.
june3snddGw6m sNsini@A eisN sa4''
to- y Oh -~-----------1
Halls Vegetable SiciIian Hair Renew
err has proved Itself to be the most perfect prepare
ton for the hair ever oflered to the public.
Itisa vegetable compound, and contains noinju-
rious properties whatever
4 d H
1T WILL RESTORE GRAY HAIR TO ITS ORIG
IRALl COLOR, a2 attsas2 lo eq1a4 ss
1t viii keep the hair from falling out.
1t c1eanses the scalp and makes the harssOft, lus
trous and silken.
1t is splendid hair dressing.
No perseh, old or young. should fail to use IL.
TITS REcoAMsNDED AND USED BY THE
FIRST MEDICAL AUTHORITY. ~ s' - =
~ Ask for Halls .sicilian Hair Remover, and
take ne other. ~ ~
.IXNd4fB q Nashua, N. a., Proprietors.
p W. +. Phillips 4 Co Wholesale AGENTS. igls
auglQsnd& W6m
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REV REVIEW Of 4PoRs PORTLAND M MARKETS.

WEEK ENDING Der. 10, 1865.
NorE--OuT quotations represent prices of large
lots from first hands, unless Otherwise stated and in
filing small orders, higher rates have to be charged
For figures see quotations in another column.
sYeculators are once more turning their attention
to the gold market, believing with apparently good
reasop that the reviyalof treasure shipments to for
eign countries must bring about another imitation =
The demand to pay customs, which has 50 frmly
maintained prices, will in time be little easier
though it has averaged IN New York over $3.50 900
daily during the past week Thsi eavy importations
indicated by these figures however, are billing mn
huge balance against u.s. while the high rates of do
nestle produce hinder shipment and render payment
in specie almost inevitable. Gold has accordingly
been unsettled and tending ups having touched 1zs8
on Friday, but subsequently having reeeded
147. Meanwhile it is gratifying TO- find in the last
monthly report OF the Secretary of the Treasury a
withdrawal ofabout So 900 legal tender notes and
1000 certificates of indebtedness from the cir
culation The new $40 year loan Of SsOooo.e0o nav
able in compound interest notes, treasury notes and
certificates of Indebtedness, is ANOTHER step in the
right drectou looking toward contraction Of the eur
rency and ultimate resumption Of specie payments.
+ The merchandise markets have beens Very firm, as
stocks are much reduced in many departments and
buyers are now disposed to operate pretty freely for
supplies. Prices have been very strong, but have
actually advanced only In cases Of real scarcity
Green apples, flour, nolasses, sugar COAL lime and
cement are ali in short srnnlv and bae
a. ~
oi' ','o o''ioi oA pfouuce PROVISIONS
ana Jumper are N GOOD demand, but with fair to hb-
eral receipts prices have not advanced Dry goods
are moving more freely, Leather mora buio+ wool
quiet and firm. Freights rather Ilsii;ffe.ea
APPIES-c summer Unit q 10, -
adv 81 50O5
scarce az ika20c far z - IA are very
.SIYI.e M $500. s'o haseern'iaHoa s.
81 not sbe ~ s - \ with moderate sales
" Pos s.1.se - 'ssYe " 1p' ots 10 a9lis ani
ls5stS III. local demand for white pea beans
eo1Inues qui'e actIVe, and prices are firm at
~ ota alaIFows and blue pods are quiet
at quo'ea fa'es' 9h--e2 .3q3s
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stl8I % TNW"IlU
Limited PGrt9eersA6p.

DBit known that the undersigned Sewall G. Chase.
ID George o. X. Cram, Henry l.. Sturtevnnt and
Nathaniel o. Cram, all Of Portland in the County OF
Cumberland and State of Maine, have this dav en-
tered into and formed q limited partnership far the
transaction ofa general Commission Business nj said
Portland, under the finn name of
h ~ CHASE, CRAM q sTURTEvANT;
under which name the partnership business win be
Sewall c.. Chase, Geo. o. X. Cram and Henry L.
SturteVant are the general partners and Nathaniel
y. tram IS the special partner and said Nathaniel
". Tram mas contributed tho sum of Twenty Thofs-
common stock f
SAD partnership is to commence on the ninth day
OF october IN the year Of Lord eighteen hundred
ana slzty-fve, and to cease the ninth day o. Oc
V eer IN me year OF our Lord eighteen hunareu anu
4. Witness our hands, this ninth day of October,
A. d., eighteen hundred and sxty-iye.
s.. ~ SEwALL z. CHASE, MI
sAAasitIaaff4, GEORGE o. X. CRAM,
HENRY L. SrURrEvANT, %
---tt NATHANIEL o. CRAM.
STATE OF MAINE.
C,nnberl,nd SIS, October 0, 1se5.-Personally APP
raaroJ cay-alI' ~ Chase, George o. X. Cram, Henry
I Stnrtevanf and Nathaniel o. Cram, above-named
and acknowledged the above certificate by them
s'gn Before 81 ef me- e. JOHN RAND,
Justice ef tie Peace
Cumberland, 8. s. Registry Of Deeds. received
Oct o. 1865, at 3h. 40 m, p. NJ, and recorded Hook
s36 page 203. Attest
THOMAS HANCOCK,
octlldlt~"o" Register.
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Pnla; kloreo, Hal I'm Elizabethport for saeo; 9th,
i HOLINESS HefE@AsF It'll, schs Mechanic Young
6 ooro lof ao Susan & Mary, Han; q w Kinball
tord Rockiand sopei Mooney, and John Adams Spot
Mac,iss tor n., do LOT DO; FArthemhs, MITCHELL from
Philadelphia; Lizzie LaSIor' TsYior - S D ~.
rintbian Tanlev. dn n, Bangor for New Haven; Co
Augusta Providence; sapr,yv Br sss-
Bangor; brigs Crcassan, Tucker PbeS.,npLS tor
Boston; Susan Duncan, Parker Flis~ enal JOE
Boston, ROBIN, hophlns' oaiais for New York: scbs
Henry James, Simonton, Baltimore COR Boston, n II
Conant Foss Philadelphia for do with loss 81 d. a
ioad) Andrew Peters, Murcll, Rondout for Boston
Eliza Otis, Small, Elizabethport for do; Sarah HAN
kelley New York for do; Ella Hodsdon, Dearborn
Philadelphia tor Bangor; Faireealer, Perkins, Eliza
bethport tor New6uryport; Rio, Freeman, Norwich
for Bangor: Massachusetts, kennlSton and Pallas
Richardson Rockland for New York.
! Il Ar lth sehs IDA l. Howard, McDufie, Philadel-
phia for Salem; j Haraden, Bunker ina Calais for
In port barque Cushing; schs Eliza Otis, Pallas,
.Sr NEW BEDPoRD-Ar 9th, sch Kenduskeas, Mitch
RSsToN:- Tar 9th, brig Alen HInlrken, Haskell,
oTd oh, barque Dcncy, Smith, Phlladelphia; sch
! Ar 10Th, baIqne III B stetson, Bcal, Cienfaegos;
sch A Connnt, Foss, Philadelphia, ~,
Below. brigs Vim Mason, from Baltimore, TWIN
loss Of jibboom), BENZ Carver, from Philadelphia.
Cid 10th, ship Akbar. Croker, Melbourne bf1gs
W Dresser, Hatch, Philadelphia Nellie MOVE we
schs Engineer, Willard Bangor; Henry A, Wade,
waldoboro; Maria Cousins Rankin. Kennebunk. )
Us, SAI,EMTlAr 9th, sch, Ruth Hodsdon, Hal, nom
PORTSMOUTH lar 18th, sch Plough Boy, Hutch
ings, York land sailed for do 9th.) al 1lii-'ioli
4 81 y.sa FOREIGN PORTS. laea-
Sid i'm Cadiz 2lst alt. barque sapcha PanzO, for
New tork. il.l.l it, a. rr..... L.
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MassstaeEc5's Debility BitteTs.

These Bitters are not only valuable in all cases OF
Bilious Diseases, LiUer GoTpl1ints, Dyspepsia, Jd-
dice, C0stUetess Headache, &C., but in all cases OF
GENERAL DEBILITY, or general Weakness OF the
whole system, Languor, Drowsinessy Weakness, OF
Paine in the Side, these Bitters will be found most
valuable. Delicate females who weak and siclkly
will find this medicine invaluable. They operate
late the Liver; and give force and strength to The
whole System. Prepared by q .FsaIar.s oRsw
DIR. w. p. MANSFIELD,
ssH Prbpriet0r Of Mansieid,s Vegetable Mitigator,
For sale by MANSFIELD, q CLARK. No. ~
Green St., Portland, Me. 1ass - 2 S't" - @-e'
q Orders BY mail. viii receive prpmpt attention.
Oct 3-S d1m%
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Boston, s.ock List.
MARRIED. .so VI.

In this city, Oct 10, by Rev DR. Chickering, James
II Bird, of Boston, and Miss Ellen A, daughter of
Samuel Beale OF this city. =
In Auburn, oct 4, Chas II Frye, of Bath, and Miss
DrUsiIla Il Townsend, A. ~ 81 go - u u
IN Farmington,l Sept 90 Chas HI Folsom, eff, and
Abbie G Trask, Of Belgrade.
Ia Freeman Sept "a, Abram Furpuzi, "''a mrs
In Belfast Oct g. Phneas NJ LongGellow, ESQ., OF
Machias, and Julia Wheeler of B.
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animmi1T 's1oE1F bTrs 77soId .Isol0
mother Nes0 Planet Discovered.


= ~ RALEIGH, N, C., Oct. 9. 81
The North Carolina State Convention re-
considered its action to-day, and after making
important amendments, passed again the ordi-
einor, Members Of Congress, and Members of
the Legislature on the, first Thursday in No
vembern 2 No other business Of Importance
was transacted. yrtts fFnefg
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DOMESTIC PORTS. tf
SAN FRANCISC0-Sailed 18th ult, ships Dublin
Golf, and Portaw, Curtiss, Nanaimo; nth, Charger
GeDauLlsyEsToN2ri7h bss s fhu rssa ia ad
q Marlffre, nom BnckspoftA n ssss~-'s r
Ar 18th, brig Yazoo, Call, Gardiner
Ar goth, brig Flora &c Brewer Brewer from St
,.1 SPY NOR. ORLEANS pOth ship John Sidney
PORT ROYAL SC-Cld Both, brig Ida NJ Comery
Mcclellan Savannah. -
.oHARLEsToN-Ar 9Th, brig A HOrta, Young
rich Rica intoSD4 9Th, sch Jas BrOphy; packard
Rockland >
NoRFoLK-Ar 5th,p sch F A Bailey, Freeman
BALTIaddeRE--cldJ eth brig oentaur, Johnson
Cd 7th. b4fg p N TINKER. Bernard. Boston
PHILADELPHIA-Ar 9th, brig Il H Kennedy.
6id4th, brig T,tanis, France Mobile; sch Evelean
Treat Phibrook, Gloucester
Sld5tl, barque Rachel, fer Portland. 4 o
NEW -fORk-Afs th, bark Montezhma, Hammond
IBaroaaoes; SIigs Silver star Newell cardiff; r
willis Putnam, Cook, do; Planet, McDermott, Rock
Ar 9TH ship jas Foster Jr, Abeel Liverpool; bigs
Machlas, foeerty, Npeyitas; Ida L Ray, Ray, Gall
ca 9th, ship Fleetying, Bray, for San Francisco;
fDarques u W roosevelt, HERMAN, Mobile: Suliote
Panno, Boston; brigs Grace Wortbington. Mouton,
Vera CRUZ Clara Pickens, Rogers, Savannah; schs
T1aaiter, Nichols, Providence; Allen Doaile'
wig orders sfss
/. NEW HAvEN-Ar stia; sch Hudson, Tinker, from-
Calais.
PROvIDENcE-Ar sth, barque Eyentide, Park,
Belat1i scbs IJnion Rosebrooz, from Passport; G
w Dexter Eastman, from Gardner. tsl
Ar 9th. brig Abby Watson, Watson, Baltimore.
Sid sch ida II Wheeler, Dyer, Philadelphia.
NRwPoFT Ar It'll, brig Russian, Geteheu from.
pa,,-or for Stonington; schs Mary Pearson Veazia
Disfion for do; SUIT, Shaw, Portland for New Ha-
ven land all sailed 6th.
AZ sth, schs Sea Breeze, Coofnbs, Boston for Pba-
delphia; Ceresca, Smith, Providence for Philadel-
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MARIN e N EWS
J Nrlo ar oFIR ONT Ia aDd :

{ sIGBIID .sITJH Tuesday, October 10.
.tf ..s,,s, II Is ARRIVED, IS .,sft,,.s-.s {
Steamer New Brunswick, Winchester, st John N B
for Boston. % 1 q s-i'iH 1tlA .7hi fi.i''t
Steamer Lewiston, Knight Boston. sa srig 6i
Barque Chas Edwin, Brooks, Boston.
Brig Mary A Chase, Mcdonald, Boston.
Sch Emerald (Br Spicer River Heroert NS-in
charge Of revenue officer, having been seized for
violation of the revenue laws.
sch Nelson Harvey, Bearse, Albany NY. h
ia Sch Geo Brooks, Henley, Boston. 8N Nir0H
n Sch Fair View, Clifford, Bristol. f,s,t &C.. .
Sch S Pool, McFadden Wiscasset
Sch Constitution, Thomas HarpsweIi FsN
Z Sch jane, Haskell. New Haven for Calais 1881
Sch SarahfA Ann, Gladden. Calais for Boston
<f4vf}g ammo CLEARED s.s,.gy yysf1
Barque Mary Elizabeth, Crockett, Sydney CB -
master. ''i ''.-A - ~ +-t-i "a 3D.
Barque Andss,a Dalling, PhiIadeIphis- -Yeaton &
Hale. "a le iGigg "a lasi.lr ssi.l 80 As,.f.sti
Brig Kenncbec, Merrill cardenas-L ittlejohn &
Chase. -' IL
! Sch Duke Of Newcastle (Br) Finley, stJOhn NE
IS Sch welcome Home, Br) Hatfield, Hilsboro NIB
master. 49,
SAILED Mary Elizabeth: brigs Calmuek.
( Pollede Mechanie Mazatan, and Ella Maria; schs
Hannie Westbrook, Bramhali. and others. sai.a .
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a'cOLGATE'srHONEY SOAP!

u THIS celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal
demand, is made from. the. choicest materials, is
mild and emollent in its nature fragrantly scented
and extremely beneficial in its act upon the 81 in.
For sale By all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
5jaqnfsss1ta1y nlaGaldull has hallaG9lu
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Something New for Portland.

NhE subscribers having taken rooms at No. 1G1
= Middle Street, are now prepared to Manu-
facture ~
& arpet H q s socks
IN great variety of style, at short notice. The Carpet
Hassoek is the best footstoo in use 1t Is an article
OF beauty and durability. sh-4
Parties can have their remnan Of caTpeting made
expense.
- 81. PLEASE CALL AND EXAMINE
A full assortment constantly on hand, or manufac-
tured to order ut sgg + f.is,latg
THOMPSON, & CO.'S,
Ne. 1eI Middle Street,
oct11d3ts CUP one fight stairs.l
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Copying done in tn best maner. ~ a. dec9stl. q
physiological View OF Marriages:
Consuming nearly 300 pages, and $50 fine Plates
ana kingraSingsof the Anatomy Of the Human Or
gans IN state OF Health and Disease, with Trea-
tiee on Early Errors, its Deplorable Consequences
upon the Mind and BODY, with the Authors Plan Of
Treatment the only rational and successful node of
cure, as shown by the report Of cases treated. A
truthful adviser To the married, and those conten-
plating marriage, who entertain doubts at their phys
ical condition Sent fesof postage to anyaddress,
on receipt of % cents in stamps or postal currency
by addressing Dr.. LA CRoIX, No. 81 Maiden Lane,
Albany, N. " y q ee,1AsAJNIG 3
The author may be consulted upon any of the dis
eases upon which his book treats either personally
by mail and medicine sent to any part of thaworld
oct 6A-sN d&w6m stad "a 1sa8a svfa w II
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III 6paa.eqte.ie,. j. ]. asssslsseas Macs.

...,..,.,.........a New YORK, Oct. 10,
j. Il. Navarro, the Mexican Consul General,
sends a note to the Associated Press denying
the statement made by thes Ell Pas6 cores
pondent of the Philadelphia Press, that Juarez
had left Mexico. Dates ofSept. Sth have been
received by him, five days later than the dates
given by the correspondent of the Philadelphia
papers at which, time JuarezrYas still there,
and further, that President Jnarez never had
the slightest intention Of leaving NOR has there
been any occasion for his doing So.
lsnimmi1r 's1oF1111FF tTrr 77zs1d .5aoI0
mother Nes0 Planet Discovered. !
-OBsERvA ToRY, Ann AhBoR, Il
.aa. "a. - Michigan, Oct. Grill Z. M.
have the pleasure to announce that dis
coveredga new planet att about half past ten
O'Clock this evening. ~ 1t shines like star of
the nine and one half magnitude, and, is stu
ated in the rightascension IA degrees and 45
minutes, and in. declination degrees north
(Signed) 40 .Ib6;w y 2. WATSON
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sPECIAL NOTICES.
REMOVAL

= - MRS A.~COLB Y--A-A-
Has removed her stock Of Millinery TO rooms oVer
her old Store No. Free Street Block, WneEe sne Is
prepared corrective her customers. ' - -
Portland, Sept II, 1865. 1wedtheneodt
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%. aoHSa E. H.

Is CLOCKS Excelsior Hair Restorer h
Is warranted to do all that is claimed for it, EWiH
restore the Grayest Heads to their original color
whether black OF brown. Cures all eruptions of The
Scalp, frees it from dandru keeps the head cool the
hair moist and glossy. 1tsPerfame cannot be sur
passed by any preparation in the market, Try it. ST.
per bottle; sold by all druggists.
w. F. PHILLIPS & CO., Agents for Portland,
Me. 'oc6sN6w 4,
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Board.

a PLEASANT suits OF Rooms furnished or unfur.
L nished, with board in the first class house n
Free st. Charges moderate;
Respectable transient boarders Accommodated.
Oct 1f-d1ws
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Wn1lted.

a located, for family Of four Cits p,ssasAhtly
given, address r. A. H., Box 2iO5, '''''o"eeS
Oct. II. dlw~
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W0llfed.

A s SIT baE.o as Clerk, by young man Of
Address for three DAYS j. n. q I'm, store
s sest P 81 tray Smith, MOreton Block Congress
Oct. II. d3ts
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A Fact worth Knlolwyyin d.

That Rubber Goods can be repaired in a neat and
substantial manner, at 4
Alsua ~. HALLS RUBBER EMPORIUM
tuly2fsntfl iJiiilA i'iib SJiiV l147 Middle St.
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III LII DIED. N2hJ .

In Poland oeS 6, Mrs judith n, wife of Samuel
Cousens, aged 63 years.
In Lewiston. Sept 30. Walter Scott Hodges, aged
90 years 3m0nths. r-Eh -- 4 +....fe y
IN Bath Oct s., Mrs Sarah Jane, wife Of james A
Mcclellan, aged q years. 81
In Saco, Oct /, Caroline A Parker, aged 10 years
6 months, -.v
InLymah, Aug %, Miss Emily, daughter of the
late Dea Robt Cousins, aged % years.
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Halls Rubber Emporium

is at 147 Middle Street, where every variety of Rub
her Goods can be procured, at Manufacturers prices
Their assortment OF lRubbeE) Jewelry and Fancy
| Goods is really magnificent. iune23tt
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BIG FISH!

TTNHE enormous Blacklist captured of Cape Eliza
i BETH on Tuesday, win be exhibited &c the Fish
Market Of Messrs Yeaton & Smith, No. "a Conn ner-
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Admittance 20 cents; children half price,.
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DEPARTURES OF OCEAN STEAMERS

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Miniature Almanac ....... October 1.
Sun rises. .s.s. .6.09 Moon rises .11.22 PM
Sun SETS LBS High water.,. 40 PM