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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-09-25


? sFoREsr CRY PARK = This Park, near the
basin, is now graded and ready for use. Last
Saturday there were hundreds of horses and
vehicles trottfng over it, presenting very
lively appearance. A general invitation is ex-
tended to people to drive over the course SC
that the track may be made sufficiently hard
and good. It will be opened in few days,
when prizes win be offered for the best pair OF
carriage horses, the best family horse, and the
fastest trotting horse owned in Portland.
The horse exhibition of the Cumberland
Agricultural Society win be held at the Park
the first week in October. We are informed
that "Gen. Knox" win show there the third
week in October, all reports to the contrary
notwithstanding "Frank Vernam,n the win
ner of the $1,000 prize at Riverside Park last
Friday, viii also be there to contend.
The Park Is not open on the Sabbath for any
purpose whatever. No ardent spirits win be
allowed to be sold ON the ground. Barnum is
erecting fine saloon for the sale Of refresh
ments. q eS
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FIRE PROOF SAFEs.-At the recent fire at
Augusta more than thirty Safes of different
makes were exposed, and nearly all of them,
with their contents, were destroyed. We refer
the reader to the advertisement in our Special
Notice column of Valentine & Buffers Sales,
one of which, after being three days in the
ruins, came out in good condition, the papers
being all safe. Messrs. Thomson & Co., New
Haven, Conn, are sole Agents for the sale Of
these Safes in New England. la9
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From Observation-Disclosures of the Brasil-
ian Minister.
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a hereby gives public notice. OF her claim BY mort
gage 70 acertain parcel of Real Estate in Portland
on the eastery side Of State Street, between Con-
gress and Deering Streets, numbered 81 and IN
possession Of Abial Carter said premises being the
same described I'm said mortgage 10 her from f.. p.
Mett, bearing date Nov. 9,1ee4, and recorded Cum
berland Records Vol $50, page 206, and given 10 81
cure he payment to her by said Mfllett, Of s4500
In five years with semi-annual interest. Tho con-
dition Of said mortgage Is broken, the interest g.
cured thereby being due and unpaid, and by reason
thereof the subscriber claims foreclosure al sstd
mortgage nom said =. p. Millett to her bearine
date Nov ?, 1884, and recorded as above stated a.
gives this notice for the purpose OF Sorecloi tt
same ON account Of the breach Of the said condition
Sept. %, 1865. Ina CuS saIa.N.
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Tns .Enopsa,. and Nors,. american laail.Vay.

~ rA BANGOR, Sept. "a. u
Information was received here on Saturday
evening that the full amount of stock requir-
ed for the completion Of the European and
North American Railway through New Bruins
wick, was raised. The agreement with the
Government was executed, and the approval
OF the contract with the American Company
given, thus insuring gift of ten thousand dol
lars per mile from the Province of New Bruins
wick, for the line from St. John to the boun-
dairy of Maine, where it is to connect with the
line from the boundary to Bangor. The con-
tractor for the line east of ST. John, from
Moncton to Truro, one hundred and nine
miles, was also ratified by the Government, SO
that the unfinished sections of the entire line
from Bangor to Halifax is under contract to
be completed in four years. The work of
building the line from Bangor to the bounda-
ry will not commence however, until a sub
scription to the stock of four hundred thou
sand or five hundred thousand dollars is Sc
cured at this end. The prospect is now favor
able. = @AiS~ u II ~ ~
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ARREsT.-Oficer Burnham last Saturday
morning arrested a burglar named William
Lewis, Canadian, who had broken into the
dwelling house on Congress street at the West
end, occupied by Mr.. Charles a. Rogers, and
hSd piled up a lot Of articles to carry Off Mr..
Rogers heard him in his operations, and quiet
r ly rising and dressing himself went out and
obtained assistance. Officer Burnham was,
fortunately, in the vicinity and he proceeded
to the house and found the scamp ensconced
in the clothes press, 10 which place he had fled
when he heard people approaching.
Lewis on Thursday night broke into the
dwelling house of Mr.. Charles Jordan, on For
est street, West end, and stole coat, vest and
some other articles. The clothing thus stolen
he had ON when arrested.
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HORSE STEALING. - Jerry Mahoney OF
Lewiston, last Saturday appropriated coun-
tryman's horse and wagon to his own use-
He took the team from Lime street market,
drove about the city and then over to West
brook. The team was recognized in that town
and pursuit was made. Jerry was captured,
brought to the police Office and locked up.
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HORSE KILLED.-As the train from Bangor
last Saturday was coming into Newport, ii
struck horse and cut off one of his hind legs
The animal was valuable one, belonging to a
clergyman who had been offered $500 for him.
After the steed was struck he ran some dis
lance at great speed, with only three legs.
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CAIRO, ILL.,, Sept. %.
Over 800 bales of cotton passed here to-day
for Cincinnati, 400 bales for Evansville and
ATS bales for st. Louis n
At Memphis, on the 10th, cotton was de-
cidedly better. The new crop was coming in
at an average of 100 bales per day. The stock
is estimated at 1900 bales. Strict middlings
at 40 Ale; good middlings at 42c; fair mid
dlings at 43 45c. DIS
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SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. Fl.
An arrival from Shanghae brings dates to
the 10th of July.
=. The steamer Hiawatha was burned at Can
'o1 q on the 21st of July.
TTunsnuous rains had fallen.
boon ne ss consumption of meat in Shanghae had
Deen pronibited for three days. u
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CHRIsTY's MNsTRELs.-This troupe had
very large audience at their entertainment at
City Hall Saturday evening, and the perform
ances went off handsomely and were well re-
ceived by those present. The second and last
entertainment win be given this evening.
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York s. Cumberland Railroad
ROndls.

M Office Is hereby given to the holders Of Bonds
1y of the York a Cumberland Railroad Company
commonly called consolidated Bonds" and OF scrip
IN lieu of Bonde issued under the provisions Of the
deed Of mortgage 10 james Hayward and Others
Trustees who have paid or shall before the dRy Of
meeting hereinafter named, pay the assessment bore
tOfOre made by said Trustees as authorized by said
Bondholders, upon bonds, coupons OF scrip held by
pay the same for the purpose ofredeeming the IRAN
chise andEproperty OF said Railroad COMPANY from
prior liens and membranes under deed of mort
gage to John @. Myers Of February 4, 1s5i-that
meeting of the holders 20 having paid or who shan
pay, viii be held at the room Of the Board ofTrade
Exchange street, Portland, on Wednesday Oetobe9
d 1900 at o'clock p NJ, tor the purpose Of forming
and organizing new corporation In accordance with
State OF Maine, approved March 18th, 1894 entitled
"An act relating to the redemption Of Railroad mort
protection Of Bondholders.'' -N- S 'N'''-
e. CHURCHILL,l Trustees
e 8 o. Evans ESHxISs0Af' r. & c q
Sept %, 1866. - W. ID dtd a.
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The Tr;brno,. vr., NEW York, Sept %.
PRESIDENT recently said q an ana;Tar,t ore
that in the event of reoreanization p ~ III
Cabinet, he should not Object 10 tho ao, ~ nis
OF thorough Southern man, 6elieyine H. ~
would strengthen the general desire So Una. az, -
Citation. esie ior con-
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The Episc0pGlians of V1rgisia ON Reunion
evth the Northeyss Churches

BALTIMORE, Sept. %.
Richmond papers of to-day contain Bishop
Meade's address to the Episcopal Convention
of Virginia, strongly urging reunion with the
Northern wing of the church.
Rev. DR.. Andrews, Chairman of the special
committee appointed to consider SO much of
Bishop Meade's address as refers to the future
relations of the Diocese of the General Con-
vention of the Protestant Episcopal Church of
the United States, reported the following reso-
buttons: ~ m
That the Christian and conciliatory course
of our respected diocesan in his correspond
ence with the Presiding Bishop and other
members of the Protestant Episcopal Church
OF the United States, touching reunion with
the General Convention, meets our cordial ap-
probation; that this council appreciates and
atiectionately responds to every sentiment of
traternal regard which has been manifested in
the correspondence referred to that this
council is of opinion that its objects, which all
parties interested may be presumed most to
desire, viii be best accomplished by referring
the subject to the next General Council. p
The report was adopted almost unani-
mously.
The Council then proceed to elect clergy and
lay delegates to the Grand Council which
meets In Mobile about the first Of November.
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BUFFALO, N. z, Sept. %.
The English capitalists and their friends ar
rived here this forenoon, and were received by
the Mayor and Board of Trade. They went
on an excursion on the Lake this afternoon,
anu were entertained to a grand banquet this
evening. They leave for Niagara Falls in a
special train tonight
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From Ne,v Ortea,,s

-tsss,. :. New ORLEANS, Sept. 81
Steamer Kensington has arrived from Bos-
ton, Mass. fra saia4
Gov. Welles issued proclamation to-day
calling an election for Congressman and State
officers on the LIST Monday of November. s.
Gen. Carl Schurz has arrived here from a
tour of inspection in Western Georgia and
Mississippi He goes Immediately to the
North. go 1871 G1NIc.Usf n ~
s. Gen. Osterhaus has assumed command Of
the Department of Mississippi.
Gen. Slocum has gone North.
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ARGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT CARS EN-.
~ GlNES, AND RAILROAD IRON.

UNITED STATES MILITARY RAN ROADS
OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QUAkrERmAsTFR
= n washington, ID. c., august II Jsf5
WIN be sold at CITY POINT, VA. on WFDNFs-
DA4y october IL, ct II O'Clock A. Nj About tonr
thousand Il 000l tons Railroad Iron.
Is, at u M tsA1F7'' - = NS'OVe
Five (5l first class Locomotive ENGINES.
About 10 Freight Cars and one o. Passenger Car
AtNOkfOLk, VA, October 13 at r. ~:
One new Locomotive Engine foot gauge.
.aaA.At AA4EAANDRIAs VA, on TUESDAY, October
fify l5ol frst-clsss Locomotive Engines, leet ~
inch gauge. - n -
Eighteen (1SJ new Platform Cars, 1--WE loot gauge.
Twenty-lv (25) new Box Cars, five l5JiOot gauge
Aboutt three hundred and fifty ls5OJ Box Cars, Icct
About two hundred and thirty tssOl Platform do,
feet 81 in. gauge.
About thirty {3O) Stock do, 4 feet 81 in. sauoa-
Twenty (20l Passenger do, leet 81 M. csneee
One ~ Wrecking do, feet 81 in. gauge.
~ -"
About two thousand q, OOO) tons Railroad Iron
safes 20 commence at ALEXANDRIA, AZ 10 A.
N, ana 70 commune nom day to day until ali are
Terms; Cash, in Government fnpds
'@ H. i. ROBINSON,
tr0 Brew. Col and A. Q. NJ,
~. -. =. U. $. Military Railroads.
august lt--dtO oct 10 - WI
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PHOTOGRAPH Stock, &c.--It is worth
call at the rooms of cleveland & Co., corner
of Free and Cross streets, to look at their stock
Of photograph materials, pictures, &C. They
keep fully supplied with all the articles needed
by photographer. They have just received
neat article in the shape of pocket album
Tor photographs. and have beautiful assort-
ment Of pictures to fill il. E-N 80 .a 2.
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CLIFTON, c. W., Sept. 49,
An unknown passenger in the night train
from the West shot himself the sleepinc cs 1'
He was found in his berth by the conductor Of
the train when near the Suspension Bridge.
covered with blood, and pistol in his hand.
His letters and boots were marked Dubuque
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STEAM FIRE EEGNEs.--A committee from
sne city Council of Bath will visit our city to-
DAY 70 make all necessary investigations and
~ enquiries m relation to steam fire engines
Inc committee win also visit Boston and Man
chester COMMITTEES from other cities in our
state are soon expected for the same purpose
as the Bath COMMITTEES. - r. ~. =
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TRoTTIEG,-In the great race at the Ma
tional Horse Fair, at Riverside Park last Fri
day for the prize of $1,000 $3.50 to the second
best, the contest was between @Dan Mace"
"Gen. Mcclellan" and Frank Vernam." Nc
Clellan is owned by o. NJ Shaw of Bangor.
"Vernam" won in three straight heats--time
2.S4 IL; 2.35; 2.36 IA. "Mace" came in
second. 8isM54 Its 104
We are informed that match has been ar
ranged between <"Gen. Mcclellan" and aFear-
naught," which win come off to-day on the
Riverside Course. 4
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NoTIcE.-The members of the ODonahue
Circle, Fenian brotherhood, are requested to
meet at their hall, on Free Street, on Monday
night, Sept. 25th, on business of great import
ance. PER ORDER
sept23-et ttth
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Auction Sales.
New stock of Goods at Anotio1.,

NOW .oOCOA VI FOOus at auction.
lust opened at the Auction SIRE ofW. r. RorDos
y 100 Federal St., lot # Silver PLATED TVors
consisting of Casters, Cake Baskets, Sugar Roveis
Cream Pitchers, Call Bells, Spoon Holders Wngs
Napkin Rings; Tea, Dessert AID Table spoons: Dss,
ssrt and Table Forks, Butter Knives Sugar shells
Also fne assortment Of Gold and PInred
Jeweiry, consisting Of Guard, Vest and Nerf
Chains, Bracelets, California Diamond Rings and
PINS, studs and Sleeve Buttons, Sets Jewelry a fine
assortment Of Finger Rings, Bosom Pins Earrings
Loekets, Gold and Silver Watches, SC.
~, Aso good assortment Of Photograph Albums, Ia
gle anu Rocket Cutlery, Ivory handled Dessert and
Table Knives, Wallets, Razors Suspenders Scissors
Tins, Needles Spool Cotton Linen Thread, large lot
Lnen hdkfs, Bordered Muslin Hdkfs Ce1fs' Hose.
Lace Wells, Head Nets Breakfast Canes Ta5ies and
tents Tents Paper Collars and Guns, Linen Table
lac ~ me yaru Towels, Crash, Napkins Doy-
brushes, Cloth and Shoe Brushes, BlacEinS'' Nots
FapeI Envelopes, and large lot Of Fancy Articles
Aucuon Sale every evening, and SATURDAY. amer
day at average auction prices WV
Sept IA, 1S65.-d2w
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BY TELEGRAPH
EVENING PAPERS.

Arrival Of the AspirstgaH Steanses.-1feports
y Revolutionary Movements-Death Of ".
y. CONSUL at Panonso-Rebels assaswccessfsst
In Perss-E1ec9tioss of Gen. BarT.ios, Co
.s New YORK, Sept. 2S.
The steamship New York, from Aspinwall
10th inst, has arrived She has $1,O85 ,8S7 in
specie.
Advices from Panama 10Th, say the contin-
ual excitement by reports from the seat of war
in the interior, has finally been quieted by q
dispatch from the commander of the govern
ment forces that all the rebel leaders have been
arrested with large portion of their followers,
and that the entire revolution in the State
might be considered at an end.
Col. Alex. r. Mckee, U. S. Consul at Pana-
ma, had died at that place after weeks ILL
ness. His funeral was the largest ever wit
messed in Panama. Capatin Davenport of the
U. S. flagship Lancaster has been put in charge
of the consulate until a successor is appointed.
The death Of G. r. Hopkins, Chief Engineer
ofthe California and Buenventura Railroad, is
also announced.
Trouble seems TO be brewing throughout the
Republic, and from Santa Martha we have
news of further revolutionary movements
there. Seizure of the place was threatened by
the rebels under Tuentes. ,e 8sl. is
The prospect of the rebels in Peru is report
ed as not being so bright as previous accounts
represented, and it is thought the government
win succeed in putting them down. ~
The passage of the law tolerating religious
worship of all kinds in Chill has been satisfac-
torily settled. Government had called for
tender for steam communication to England
via the Straits. 5sa0s S. n
b Business at Valparaiso was much improved.
Exchange on England 45 1-2 a 46 IL.
The authorities of Salvador recently held a
summary court martial on Gen. Barrios as a
revolutionist, and had him shot, He was not
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FOREIGN ExPoRTs-The total value Of
Foreign Exports from this port last week
amounted to $S,429.2O. Included in the ship
nents were 312 barrels Of flour; $50 bushels
of salt; 1000 lbs of nails; SO. empty fish bar
rniq i
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ATTENTION is called to the advertisement Of
Portemonnaie lost, in the column under the
head OF lost and found" A HANDSOME re-
ward VIII be paid by leaving it at this Office,
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SMAsHUP.-Saturday evening hackney
coach, going at great speed, to the depot down
High street, in turning into Commercial street
came in contact with horse and chaise. The
chaise was badly smashed up though the oc-
cupant escaped uninfured. 1t was dragged
nearly to Park street, before the horses OF the
carriage could be stopped, and then one Of
'nem stumbled and was thrown down. 1t was
sad to be the fault of the driver of the carriage
that the collision occurred.
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Boiler Er.zos;o,,.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. %.
The boiler of the steamer Valkesblatt ex-
ploded this afternoon, creating considerable
excitement Only one person was injured,
and he slightly. The damage was slight. n !.
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2ED MAINE CAvALRY.--Tbis regiment is
to be Immediately mustered out of service, and
sent home, Gov. Cony having succeeded in his
efforts therefor.
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The Alabama Convention.

/ w AfA MONTGOMERY, ALA, Sept. %.
The Alabama Convention passed an ordi-
nance doing away with slavery, by a vote of
SO to 8. The Convention also passed an ordi-
dance dividing the State into Congressional
Districts.
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DIR. d. still continues 10 Extract Teeth by ELEc.
TRICKY WITHOUT PAIN. Persons having det aged
teeth stumps they wish to have removed for reset
ting hewould give polite invitation to call
Superior ELECTRo MAGNETIC MACHINES for sale
for family use, with thorough instr lctions.1 arr
DIR. D. can accommodate q lew patients with board
and treatment at his house. - ~
Office hours from o'clock A. NJ. to ~ NJ. |; from
TO P, NJ, and 2 to in the evening.
Consultation free. nov1I q
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PHfLA

PHIL ADELPHIA, Sept. "a
The wooden mills of Bishop & Kellen, on
Chestnut Hill, near this city, was DESTROYED by
fire last night Loss $6,500. sexA ,.,es,,.
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DANcING.-New classes for instruction in
dancing will be commenced at the Academy
OF Miss Douglass, Mechanics Hall on Wednes-
day afternoon; Oct 4 See advertisement.
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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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TINTED STATES MILITARY RAILROADS.
OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QUARrERMAsrER /
--- WASHINGTON. ID. O. .Inlv Ok 1seh

.i- Washington. ID. C., July IS, 1884
AUCTION SALE OF ROLLING STOCK.
=, VIII pc sold at PUBLIC AUCTION, to the highest
bidder the following rolling stock.
IN TUESDAY, September 10. at the Portland Co s
Snop N Portland Maine, Six q Locomotive Engin, .
,.. On THURSDAY, September 81, at HinkIey Il
Williams Shop IN Boston, Mass, four a. ocomr :
tive Engines. m ~ ~ W
On MONDAY, September 25 ct Kennett Square.
near Phtadelphia, Penn, Fifty t50l Boy Ffeizl
Oars, Jour feet eight-and-a-half-inchg a.gc.
On WEDNESDAY, September "a AZ WIlmioe
aon, DELI Eghty-or ts4) Box Freight Carr two loot
nhs above stock Is all new, and OF tho very est
Inc ENGINES are five foot gauge, i've loot drivers,
anu eyhnders 16x21 inches. They can be chanse1 10
narrow gauge at trifing expense.
Sales 10 commence at 10 A. NJ.
q Iermsi Cash In Government funds
H. L. ROBINSON
July July ~Yu Nn 49, BreVet Colonel and A. q. NJ
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Who have cold hancs and feet; weak stomachs lame
and weak backs; nervotsyand sick headache: dizzi-
ness and swimming in theshead with Indigestion and
constipation Of the bowek pain in the side and back
ieucorrh@a, Tor whites); falling Of the womb with In
train Of diseases will find in Electricity sure means
Of cure. For painful menstruation, too profuse
mensruation, and oil Of those long line Of troubles
with young ladies', Electricity is certain specific
and will In short time, restore the sufferer to the
vigor of health. ~ 4 F7r7 - \ :.
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Grent Chn,aBaace

EAok disabled Soldiers, or any active men to make
Il money. Enquire of sst4
s. 1...l.1 - e. I: DAVIS, at the Elm House,
Sent lIsN,1 !" est ateryiile. Ia aGt dtteiiT4
y -"
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Lost

~ cotton or Centre Strcets,-a Memorandum
sS,..b S,OOE. with Nils account The finder viii be
KN4es BY leaving 1t at STEPHEN
Sept d-dlws
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q LIE rumors in other parts Of the State,
against the International Bank bills of this
Guy are "a weak invention of the enemyn-
Iney are as good as the bills of any bank in
New England, and are as readily received IN
this city. Rumors of thisk;nd aro 49,. . q
barassing to the business portion of tba M, COM an
munity, and should not be circuAated without
the best evidence of truth. In this case thor
are entirely baseless. ,sEne
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at an early hour n tie dag.
New Advertisements To-day.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Great FIRE In Augusta--Fire Proof Safes.
AUCTION COLUMN.
( Chain and Anchor-Henry Bailey & Co.
firockery and Glass Ware-Henry Bailey 4 Co.
Horses, Carriages and Harnesses-H. Bailey q Co.
xEw ADyERTIsEMENT COLUMN.
Portland Academy-C. o. Files. .sa
just Receved-J. e. Cove & Co.
Wanted-a Shoemaker. ~
New Hats-at Harris. s.
Vocal Music-Mr. Gardeners Singing schoal
Dancing-Miss Douglass DANCING School,
List of Letters-A. T. Dole. ''~AA''i' -,.-
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A LAP STREAK BOAT. is feet long. The own
"A en- can have the same by proving property and
Payang charges on calling at No. "a St. Lawrence
SslsSs. sldi .sa.rt -. sept21dStN