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NeW Yorl. nInrAet.

@NAaW 4O4AAAs sept II.
Cotton firm at $50 SIC for middling.
Flour less active and loo &c lower; s7f4IO fGr
extra State 81 SO9ll 10 Tor extra round hoop
OHIO and Sl2 70 Tor trade brands, cloSin.
quiet. Whisky unchanged; sales 40 bDls ia
bond at S5936c. Receipts OF Wheat l7,lG3
Dushelsi heavy and 3,g5c lower; sales $500
bushels ut 81 509l 80 for interioE Chicago
spring; 81 . for mixed Milwaukee; s. 7U'f
I2zS for new amber; s. 40 for Old white west
ern. Rye IN moder1te request at S5tJS7c Tor
western. Receipts OF Corn 70UGT pushes;
market active and prices without decided
cnansei sales 1851 bushels at sc for Inferior;
SSC9sSzyc for shipping mixed afloat, chiefly at
Sc prime do ia store Si9 SIC, the latter price
an extreme; sc Tor white western. ReceipIs
OF Oats BSsSIB bushels; heaVy sales SO 90 1sh
~ ZIG SIC Tor Chicago; f61g5Uc for Milwaukee,
the latter for very choice o. 53c for Penn
SylVania. Cottee steady. Sugar quiet. Mo-
lAsses steady. Petroleum dull at 27el2Sc Tor
crude and 149eI6c for refined in bon6 Pork
quiet and without deelded change: SIS IL sGl
- 70 Tor new mess, closing at $50 l2tS cllsfI:
s5lg5l 20 for old doHnd $50 FOL prime; also 40
dds new mess for September, October and
November, seller and buyers option mt S3Im
~ %. Beer steady at ABOUT previous prices.
Bacon quieti Cumberland cut ut l5Js@l1c aud
iI533{c for short ribbed. Cut meats heavy ut
!41a9!5c for shouldeB ana lSISGg2Oc for hams
La[u duh and heavy at IL llc. Butter dull
ana heavy at 22932c for ONO and ;jd5Oc Tor
State. Cheese dull at 5fdl7JSc,
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The North River bank FEaud---HOteI
Thief ArFested.--Base Ball Match for
neutrality-suspicious. Matters In
Canada.
New York, Sept. 14.-Further dis
closures as to the alleged frauds perpe-
trated by the North River Bank, of Ho>
boken, came up yesterday before Judge
Sutherland in the supreme court cham
bers.
Ohas. T. Denman and Juan Denman
bring suit against Ann Mahen, Chris.
". Hogan and w. w. Smith to set
aside an alleged fraudulent sale of
properly at 27S15 West street, in pay
ment for which certificates of deposit
at the above bank to the amount of
81, 800 were offered. On presenting the
certih cates for payment the true char
-acter ofthe Institution was ascertained.
The case came up yesterday on IA mo-
ton to set aside an Injunction restrain
ing defendants from parting withHthe
premises until matters are properly ar
ranged. The motion was denied.
Henry Watson, who says he is an in
enue Hotel, was arrested yesterday,
charged with extensive robberies of
property belonging to different board
ers at various Hotels in the city.
The Base Ball match for the cham
pionship came off yesterday at Hobok-
en-. over lO,UUU spectators were pres
ent. The contestants were the Atlantic
Club of Brooklyn and the Mutual
Club of New York. 1t was a most ex-
citing game and resulted in the Allan
tic gafning seventeen runs to the Mu-
tuaI's fifteen.
The Tribune's Montreal special says {:
The executive council sat for four hours
yesterday Mt the Capitol. The matters
discussed were relative to the defense of
the Maine border. tl3
On Monday a number of men, thought
to be Fenians, on the Grand Trunk Rail
way, got off at the way stations at Corn
wall, Matilda and Edwardsburg, in
squads of three and four, and dispersed
in the towns. The attention of the
government has been called to the fact,
as the intention OF the men is thought
to begin the firing of certain places,
which is to initiate the next invasion in
the provinces.
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ChoIsed by a QuId or Tobacco.

NEW York. Sept. 14.-Mr. Joseph G..
Edge, the we'll known manufacturer OF
fire works, while in-the act of stepping
Into carriage on Cedar street yester-
day, was severely strangled by a quid
OF tobacco lodging in his windpipe, and
in his efforts to dislodge the obstruction
a bloodvessel was ruptured, which it is
feared will prove fatal. At last ac-
counts Mr.. Edge was in an exceedingly
critical condition.
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NEW York, Sept. LITTLE cholera
has broken out in Westminster county,
and measures have been taken to sup
press it. There were seven new cases of
cholera yesterday, and five deaths re-
ported in this city. The report of the
Assistant Superintendent shows that
the cholera is fast disappearing from
Brooklyn, only one new case having
been reported there yesterday.
= NEW York, Sept. I4.-Two cases and
one death from cholera are all that is
reported to-day in this city.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 14.-only five deaths
from cholera were reported yesterday.
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-THE com
Inittee from the City Council, and
others, who have been entrusted with
the business of milking suitable ar
engagements towards the reception of
the President On his return to
Washington tomorrow afternoon,
have prepared an extensive pro-
gramme of military and civic organiza-
lions, and assigned positions to them
in the procession, which will meet the
President and party at the railroad de-
pot. The reception ceremonies will
take. place at the City Hall, after which
the column VIII march to the Avenue,
and from thenee to the Executive Man
sion. zu15 Bt
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PhIIndeInhin AInrl,n,

AILIIAADsLFIiIlA cepI, II.
Petroleum dull; sales 500 lbbls, crude 2GISc
and refined ia bond l5c. Flour nrm; sales
SJ9O DDlsi southwestern extra Sl2 OOds " 3D.
neat nrInj sales IUUO bus at 81 I5g2 20 for
SPRING. " 1852 - FOR Pennsylvania and Dell
awnre, and " 1903 % for white. Corn firm at
S2e for yellow ana zoe for mixed weslerli-
oats firm Mt 5Og5lc. Coffee unchanged. Su-
gar dull. Clover seed q 5OGsT 81. Timothy
seed 4 O9,9I %. FltNseed SO53 IS. MhislSy
dun and lower at 2 50 for OHIO.
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Cl,tcn..o sIorI.e,

CHICAGO, Sept. II.
Flour quiet and declined aOa2ic: $3.50
II 90 Iorspring extra. Wheat declined sd ID. ;
sales at y Utg2 VI tOr No. /, and 81 15tI ~ ior
no.. Corn firm at 531sc Tor No. l, and 535
(g04ISc for No. = Oats dull aud declined ifs
l1ac. Hig1wlnes nominal; sales at 81 d iSr
tTee, and e 80 for bonded. Mess Pork SIS 30
Erelghts active,
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AIbanN Cn1tIe aInrI,et.

ALBANY, Sept II.
With a comparatively light supply the
total receipts being only 5000 head, the prize
Tor cattle has advancS,d 14g1Sc per pound, live
WelBhti the greatest advance being ON the
heuluIn ana Inferior grades. Inferior stock
S 80 Tor 696I5ci common 7S7ISc; fair To good
S54C9sc' nnd prime 70 extTIi- 81a9 loo. Buyers
ply, including thres or four droyta5 OF III,
best. " W
sheep are in light request at 51S9611c = II.
Hogs sell readily at l0%@III4c.
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zen. Davis 70 be ReIeasee, on Parole

or Bail.
NEW York, Sept. 14.-A Washington
special says: In previous dispatch /
stated there was good reason TO believe
that in few days JEFF. Davis would be
released on parole or bail. j received
my Information from g high official
who possesses excellent facilities for
learning the Presidents views and In
tentions on such subjects. The an
nonncement created quite a dutter
among the politicians, and several in
huential ones favorable to the Presi-
dents restoration policy, ventured to
call on him to ascertain If the announce
ment was we'll founded. They urged
the President to defer any action in the
matter until after the fall elections, re-
minding him that he was already ac-
cI1sed of sympathizfng with rebels and
abusing the pardoning power, and as
surfing him that the release of the head
rebel at this time would be handled by
the radicals in the present campaign
with powerful effect, and greatly inn
pair the chances of the party now Ia
boring to elect to Office men who would
support his (the President's) policy.
This have on undoubted authority.
The President replied that many dis
tinguished and loyal gentlemen, from
both the North and South, had appealed
to him for the release of Mr.. Davis, and
presented several considerations which
made favorable impression on his
mind, why Mr.. Davis should not be
held longer in confinement, and that he
said to them IL from any fault of the
court or officers of the Government
that Davis should not be brought
TO trial in October, he should
not from any reason then known
TO him, deem it his duty to hold
the prisoner for another tern but thnt
in giving the friends of Davis this as
an fNoH
ton of the court, and had not appoint
ed any time for Davis release in the
event of his not being tried. He de-
clared that he had from the first desired
to have Davis tried for treason, and
had used such influence and authority
as he possessed to have the trial take
place at an early day; but that, if there
should be further delay in bringing on
the trial. he believed that neither the
interests of the country nor his duty
demanded that he should keep the pri-
lsoner longer in custody. He also stated
that he was unable to perceive that the
release of Davis on parole or bail would
furnish the radicals with valuable
weapon, but that he believed the
masses, if there should be further ne
cessary delay in bringing him to trial,
would approve of his being condition.
ally released. 1t is we'll understood in
the best informed official circles that
Davis will not be tried at the October
term, so that his release may be looked
for soon after, but not till after that
time. On dit, that Mr.. Reed, one of
Davis counsel, had been authorized by
the ATTORNEY General; to say to his
client that the Government would di-
rect his immediate release on condition
of his leaving the country never to re-
lurn, and that Davis Indignantly re-
jected the offer. s.l
l - q
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New York money and stock sTnrltct.

Money continues easy at las per cent for
call loans. Sterling less acLlVe ut lU76lO7l,.
Gold lower opening At 1875, advancing 10
li5 and closing ut lI45S.
Government stocks noreactivea and higher;
5-2Os, coupons, 1862, lIl1f; do 1854 1857; 10 10
coupons So5s; treasury 7.S0S LOG.
Frelghts tU Liverpool steady.
Stocks better; Toledo Il6; Rock Island 100;
Sorth western S45s; do preferred 66t{; ILLINOIS
Central ~; Michigan Southern So; Recalling
llo1si Western Union Telegraph 49,; New
York Central 1855; Erie T21s; Hudson IN
Goldsat 4:5O was $50. AT the close The fol-
rowing are the quotations: us. 5-2s, cou-
hudson River l2l5l; Reading il5; Michigan
Central III; Michigan Southern $50; Illinois
Central III Cleveland d Pittsburgh 81; North-
WesteTn -: do preferred %; Toledo ll55s; Rock
Island lOSJ6; Fort Wayne los.
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sc. l.or,Is nInrRet-

ST. LOUIS, Sept, II.
Flour firm and active; S9a9 10 for sin.l,. az
ira, and sl0JO9l2 90 for Xxx. Wheat BUOY
ant ut u " for spTlngaS2 5OSg2 a71s Tor pfiIne
liill ana " 4gCg2 10 for choice. Corn frniyr ut
oI9oSc Tor mixed and yellow, ana 10 75u for
white. Oats nrnl at S5es4lc. ProVislons-
Lard QUIET and unchanged. Whisky easier
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Wv YoRlK. SCI. I4-The. 1Iiiimes, lIer

B NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-THE Times New
Orleans special says: - So 5s
The Chinese emigrai1t agent has made
contracts for the delivery OF twenty
thousand celestial lab0rers here in time
for next years crop.
The Times Washing ton special says |:
There was q slight disturbance be-
tween The police and some negroes last
night, growing out Of an attempt to ar
rest n disordeElY c0lored WOMAN
Pistols we've fired and the police driven
OF, but'no serious daf1age was done.
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TOLEDO, Sept. II.
Flour quiet. Wheat a94c lower; amber
\. i !Si. nsw, Y JJ2 y; do, crop OF 1863,
ana 1ac better; GlegG21S 80 Tor No. linked. Oals
&c Detters Ht 3oc. Rye Ic better ut 75c Lake
eEelglLs uulii 51acOn corn TO Buffalo,
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NEW YoRK, Sept. I4.-GonzaIes and
Peilicier, convicted or the murder c {
Otero in Brooklyn last November, were
sentenced yesterday TO be hanged on the
I2th of October next.
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AeeamuIatIon fPetIlIoas fOr .Parlon

AeeumuIatIOn ofPetitIOns for Pardon
NEW YORK. Sept. IA Herald
Washington special says: During the
Presidents absence quite large num-
Der OF applications Tor pardons, from
southern participants In the late rebel
lion, have accumulated at the office of
the Attorney General; mist of them
having been received there and ut the
White House since the departure OF the
Presidential party. The majority Of
the petitions on Gle now are those who
were excepted from the general amnes-
~ by the FIRST and thirteenth sections Of
the amnesty proclamation, who held
petty ofdces under the Confederate
Government or were the possessors OF
S20, 600 or more.
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CoNESiGueH, Pa, Sept. 14.Nwhile
the Presidential party were halting
for short time, a platform over. the old
canal at Johnstown fell in, precipita-
ting hundreds of men, women and
childreua distance of twenty-five feet,
and piling them one upon another.
There was much screaming and rush
ing of friends to rescue amid scene of
great excitement and confusion. The
train moved on before the extent of the
damage could be ascertained. q
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baltimore sIariset.

BALTIMORE, Sept. II.
Flour very firm. Wheat iirIn al g sls,g :,
for red. Corn dull win u downward tom
dency Oats heavy ut iIgI5c. Provisions
steady. Groceries inactive. Whisky flfrn mt
81 52923J for Pennsylvania
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sAIEADyILLE, Pa, Sent. IA great
m ass meeting OF the RspubIfcau, 5ilTty
of Crawford county was held here to-
day to ratify the nomination OF Gen.
Geary for Governor. Tho meeting WAS
addressed by Gen. ]. 'N.!1 GeaEy, Gov.
A. ]. Curtin, and Col. Samuel Mckee,
OF Kentucky. This evening. the meet
ing WINS addressed BY Hon. g. A. Grow
and others.
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lE.lzri YoEsz, Sept. I4s4-Rhe Posts
Wishing ton special says II the close
Of business yesterday the Treasury had
about $50 900, goo IN gold, of this amount
81, SOC. Belonged % the Government,
the balance being gold certihcateE
There viii be no considerable disbuTse-
znents from the Treasnry -baforG No.
stemtel, when 50 900 200 are 10 Be, paid
for interest on 5-21ss
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ST. Louis sa1t. IS.-The deaths from
Sholefa } esleretaF we're -. e'-
81. LoUfs, Sept. 1.-THE Mayor ana
Board Of Health officially announces
q % cllolerl has e'aspd n East 3. Louis
- an epl1emlc. - 49, =
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Albany nInrl,et

ALBANY, Sept. II.
%, white Michigan ! 10. Rye ana oats titiiet.
SpItl--Sales 3O,0yO bGs at sic, afIosit. BaiIey-
SAFES lz0O bus ut l 10 Tor mixed stale; 1 ~ Tor
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ST.. LOUIS, Sept. 1.-THE radicals of
the 9Th district of Missouri yesterday
nominated Gen. Loan, for reelection 10
Gougres by aGclamatiou. b
tesolutlons were adopted expressing
the. nope That Andrew johnson IS the
last cEthe great aflietiuns sent upon the
nation TO bring tito nepeutHncs for the
long denial ofequal rights to an men.
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The Latest News.
BY TEEE GRAPH.

BY the onion Zine:
ONCE, corner of Main and Monroe streets
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The new and light PASSENGER
49, lpaclcet, NEW STATE,d Captaiu
Harlan, VIII leave as above on
ElIurday, the 18th instant, At o'eioeE.
For frelsht or pa.sage apply on board or to
seplG-2t BOOTH BATTElLE & CO., Agents
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NEW ORLEANS, Sept. IA slight
disturbance occurred last evening,
caused by arrest of two colored
women for creating a disturbance.
made TO rescue them by some co1ored
soldiers. The police were soon rein
forced and were met by the negroes
with \ voliey of briekbafs and an invf-
tatiOD,tO come on. The police, assisted
by several Federal officers, succeeded
in restoring order.
eJohni Henderson. Junior member of
the Convention of Sixty-five died from
wounds received in the SOth Of July riot
this morning.
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6TrAwk. CIV, Sept ia procla-
nation has been Issued abolishing the
free ports Of Sault, st. Marie and Grape.
A camp for the volunteers of Lower
Canada Is 10 be organized Immediately
in the neig hborhocd of Sherbrooke, on
the line OF the Grand Trunk Railway.
TORONTO, c. W. Sept. I4.-FOuT of
the direCtor Of the Georgia Bay Canal
have resigned being dissatisfied with
the proceedings Of the company.
Seven eniaa prisoners captured at
Fort Erie In June have been released
on their own ENHANCES, there being
no evidence TO Wafrant their further
.detentioIi.
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Steambpats.
ron CTNCTNS1TT.

The splendid Steamer POTOMAC
having been repainted and repair
led, VIII resume her regular trips
% Wheeilug, having here on Tuesday, the
18TH Inst, n o'clock, p m.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
aepll-4t BOOTH, BATTELLEtE CO. 4 gfss
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ENTHUSIASTICALLY INVITE THE AT
w fention OF the trade, and purchasers gen.
eraiIy' 10 our very large and Wen assorted
onSI If our own direct importation, WhichW
are prepaTed to sell at less prices than the
same Qualities of goods can be bought in
eItiIer me Eastern or Western cities. We So
Holt a call. WIESHIP, WOODS CO.
marl2-ly No. 8, Main street
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EvENING.-The closing. prices of
American securities are, United States
$40 Tx; Erie 45; Illinois Central 1857.
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The Norm River Hank Fraucl.--Hote1
Thief Arrested---Base Rail Match for
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Matters an
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BosToN-Ar 9Th. schs Malabar, welsh, Rondout.
r Leach, Sherm n, New York.
oId stS sQRs K Rias Taylor, Philadelphia;
Ar 9th, brgs Aroos iook, Bryant, Turks Islands
Forest. Strout Jersey City; Bay State Long Calais
ssenG1a. Mureas EnswcPth Brutus, Dodge, and
Solon. Post, Eockland; Sinbad, Arey, and A nomak
Spear, do. ~
4. A. S brig Fanny Lincoln Collins Msnsspla
Machias: VIM Pickering, Quinn, Bangor; Ottoman,
Erye, do; George Washington, Pendietor, Belfast
Stsriins, Cromwell. Wiscassot.
p SALEM1Ar 9Th, brig su an Duncan Parker IN
Doston ior Providence: schs lIyena Gardiner cal
ais tor do Jane Woodbury., Shute; Challenge Spi
ls and Sol Francis Clark BangSr; sn BANGOR Men5r
or New York; Lady of the Ocean, Pitcher. do for
| Boston Golden Rule, Sylvester do for Lynn IRE
gon, Mi Ter, Bowdon am Loochoo, Harden, pr.r rI
BATH-Ar sth, ship hocnes'ef' "''>''
FOREIGN PORTS.
Ar st Queenstown 7th inst, barQue Normandy.
Ar 1t Barbalces 22d barque Teiuca, HERMAN.
New York; Esd. Ac cia, Strouf, Boston brig Nellie
lowe, Hotchkiss, New Xor SC ca Farnsworth,
Ar st 81 Thomas 9Th inst, brig Lewis Clark, Bart.
Sid ar uit barque Mary Bentley Clark, Tor SAINTS
Chsrtered-barque Fanny Matilda, McDougaI 70,
I rks lsianis, to load for Portland T Bost n.
Ar az Fort SPAN 9th ult. rigs Cleta, Buck, Balti
acre land sailed 18th on eurnl: 22d. Eastern star
ritin, New York
Sid 18th, h Sylvan, Blanchard, Philadelphia; 21st
sarque Montezuma, Hammond, do.
A. Bermuda I'd ms brig Leonard Berry, Steele
Tor New York next day.
CID ct ST John, NIB, Sd inst, brig Harriet, Ham
nond, Philadelphia.
Sept s. Of Pollock hip, barque Reina del Sud, fin
Nsv York for Cow Bay.
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STEAMER CLIPPER.

Il Portland every MONDAY, Wednesday and sat
urday morning ut s o'clock
Returning viii leave Custom House Wharf at
O'Clock z. NJ
This Steamer has been thoroughly rebuilt and fit
ted with a new boiler and machinery.
UP Has fine accommodations for passengers.
FARE EACH WAY TWENTY CENTS.
nR freight taken at low rates
Excursion Parties accommodated on a.iphcanon 10
j. W. LAWRENCE, Yarmouth,
Or LYMAN, SON " ToBEf, Portland.
Aug 31-dtf
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Ne~ York Stock Market.


Amount OF stock ct Market for the elk ENDING
sept 9TH; Cattle. 2s7i: Sheep and Lambs, ,75S
PRICES. Eeef Cattle Extra, s1s 80 a "a 90; first
quality, O. OILS 80; second quail y, s12 009i2 50
third quality - 0C@11 b 100 lbs ION total eight
of hides, tauow anu dressed beef)
Working OK, Sales at $40 to 800 - according to
qu lily and fancy OF the purchaser.
Stores-Two years old, S37 to 45 three years old,
SIS to 70 per head.
lch cowss-Extra sso@l2o; ordinary, s5oa7S;
Sheep and Lambs-old sheep. 50e3c y b; Lambs
So 2 to 20 % head.
Fat Hogs. l02@i1 }8 b.
Calf Skins-25c u IS
Tallow-Country, s@7a, y ib; Brighton, s@es.
Peits-Sheep skins, 75e9S1 90 " b; Lamb skins,
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A House and Lot for Sale ON Chest
nut Street.
A ONE and half story house, IN the rear of No. IS
"A Chestnut street, with Lot % 40; together with
nice front Lot 35xs0 feet Price reasonable. This
isa very central location, being only two minutes
walk from the new City Hall. This house and Lot
may be had for $1,000.
Apply at tho Real Estate Agency Of
scp6dSw w. H. FERRIS
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PORTLAND & ROCHESTER R.R.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

EF3EsERFTl On and after Monday. April 80, 1se6
k4AzZT1Xtrains will leave as follows:
Leave oaco River for Portland at 80 and 90 A. NJ
$40 p. N.
Leave Portland for Saco River at 15A.M., 2o0 and
$40 p. n.
The 200 p. NJ train out and the A. N. train in TO
Portland will be freight trains with passenger ears
attached
BR- Stages connect at Gorham for West Gorham,
Standish, Steep Falls, Baldwin, Denmark, Sebago,
Bridgton, LOWELL. Hiram, Brownfeld, FryebuTg,
Conway, Bartlett, jackson Limington, Cornish ,Por
ter, Freedom, Madison. and Eaton, N. u
At Buxton Center for West Buxton, Benny Eagle,
South Limlngton, Lmington, Limerick. Newfcld,
Parsonsfeld and 0ssipee
At Saccarappa for South Windham, Wipdham HDl
and North WiDdham, daily
Steam Car and Accommodation trains will run rs fol-
lows:-Leave Gorham for Portland at 90 A. 81. and
200P N. Leave Portland for GOrham &C l. IL p. n.
and 4P.M.
By order of the President.
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