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{ Farm for Sale.

@SlH 4 Farm for Sale.
WILL sell my farm near Aliens Corner west-
psoos, anInt three miles from Portland one milo
Ho pa; nv 81 cars, aud Wcstbrook Seminary :
Sitld arm contains about 100 acres mart of IL var
yainahle ior tllagc, and part Of it for building lots
.cre - sood house. two large barus and out hous-
- vi, me Ilemses twill be sold together or in lots
sep11-dtf Haf = : IcS I,nn1aa.e;.I .. W
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DIED.

In this city, Sept. %, Ella H., daughter of Grin
and Rebecca jackson, aged II years.
In Sidney, Sept. 49, Mr. Joseph Ma h, aged "a yrs
9months -
In liiddeiord, Sept. 81. Eunice A. Dow aged 80
wars 9 months;. I'D, Asbury Dow, aged % years
f6lnonths. MN ~
In Phip burg, Sept. o. Abba Eta, daughter of the
late VIM and Thankful Perry, aged IL years mos
In Pttston, Sept. %, Mrs. Maria wife of Henry s.
ID Colburn, aged "a years. 5a.t
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AFuA he MAGNoLlA.-1hc PROTEST thing, the
'swcetest thing" and the most OF it for the least
money. Itovccromes the odor of perspration; soft
rune; alays headache aud inflammation, and is a ne
cessary companion in the sick room, in the nursery
and upon the toilet sileboarl. 1t eau be Obtained
everywhere at one dollar per bottle. fitt.ftf
aratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists.
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Ell e 4.a - i ma.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
GALVESTON-Ar 18th, brig Mariposa, Staples
Bangor ii''a7Ht 41' 4lnf fs = st'.l ~
cd 2ist brig stephen Duncan Tyler, Wilmington
NEW ORLEANS Below 28th, barque Robert
A 3oth baraue Andanan Otis, New York.
.MObIiE-Ar 18th, brig Charles Poole Sherman
RECOMMENDATIONS 2stli, sch Lucy Ames. from
BALTIMORE 27th brig Merriwa, Davis, fin
cd 27th, sch S IL cady erowell. Boston. .a
Ar 18th, brig Romance, Duncan, Nevassa.
Ar ia Hampton Roads nth, sch Campbell, Soule,
fsorn Baltimore for Newburyport. - ~
t PHILADELPHIA = CID 2sth, ship Alexander,
lr' I'D 2Sfii Giriiie New York Gibbs Cane Hayen
i' Philsna Davis Portllnd. ' i'1f' ''ii
q e ,5 NFwSoRk- aSth, barque Rachel Norton.
Cow Bay; brig Samson, Davis, Mansania schs
John SNOW, Conin, Shnlee, Ms; Red Beach, Achorn,
Calais ;o White Swan, Wooster, New Bedford.
i. AR 29th ship Seminole, Holmes, San francisco;
sarqne Ga" Eden Gfeenliei Inasua; brig Valencia,
ca 2slh, Sa.guc jessie Nicholas Nicholas. Calves
ton; hrig Nellie Antrim, Wallace, Nuevitis; sens
m anna anna eSardner Knowles, and Vieksburg, McOor-
Fasns H ae%e Fred Warren nobinson Dangor
Eastnn si'tcaae, Brown ard Chloe, Kicker for
4 ec AT 18TH brig Henry Means from Dignton schs
cor or Port MOTIFS :i Kats smith Turner Ban
NEW HAyEN-Cld2Sth, sch Frank oV Marie Far.
' *. PEovIDENcE-Ar Both, sch Angelina Hi. from
SID 10Th. schs Susan Taylor, Lord, and j Til ,sr
sd II l lpia aug $sth Sci, chronouster e,eArst
New York, iist'
z 8 NEWPoRT--Ar 2sth, sch Ly1a, Thurston. Gala
York $500. - - ~ "
HOLMES HoLE-Ar 2sth, brig Scotland. Rose.
Session Tor Philadelphia; Eivi d, Bancroft, Phadel-
FhE pa Aor Saiem schs Ganges, Tate, bridgeport for
psMor.n y 9itney Long Hayes st George for
baltimore; FRED Fish, Davis; Tantamount Davis,
Portland for do. - - - ! y f'si' -JO' ~
Ar 29th 5cbs Gertrude, CoaveIi finn F,c,,,o,+ fr
Philadelphia; Gen Howard, Johnson. Gardiner for
New York. az t $780, "i"ioi ioi
BOSTON-Ar both, ship HARRISBURG w;u No.
4 Orleans; brque KreRn, Richardson Az n, lily
schs Z Hart Hart, Baltimore; E ConEI;n St ~
thews, Philadelphia Susan q Jane Torrcv ,a Init
son Mary jane Merrill, Bath ' oi-
CID 29tli, schs Arcade, MunrOe, Camden; j p Mer
Ar 30th barque VIM III Randall Hinds FIN Sierra
leone; Oneco, new Haskell, Thomaston; briggs Jas
Dav 8, Staples, philadelphia; Mansanilla, Magune
Rondout; Sophie, Strout, do; schs VIM Arthur, An
arews, Philadelphia; A Heath, Williams, do; l. M
Strout an.and Surf, Shaw, Elizabethport; Union,
iD,enlson and q $ Dyer Dyer, Jersey City; Vic a.,
Snerman, Rondout; Mary. Rogers, New York; A
annes Aiinesi Charlie IL Willie, Thomas; Walter ii
= IN Like nNe, tables; Julia, Nash, and Gertrude Hor-
r,n' oaes,pn, new York; Jane, Nash Calais; M T.
man, Bah. e' "eh hai1on wy
w. Artist, ship Vermont, (new) Hiroips Ra,,. brig
Annandae, Bunkcr, Philadelpbia !. sscbs KaolmEe
Brown, do Tyrone Perry JERSEY City o,va H u'
ny, Wilson, New York Laconis HiiIi 1--we ~. I I've
lander, Hill, Belfast. '' uo' hieh-
Cid Is, barque Rosna. Person Savannah, al,
Florence, Crockett, Bangor. seh
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New xorl. weekly Ca,,le Market.

NEW YORK, Oct l..
Beef q lc lower. Range Of prices 10 a IS, with
lew over l7a Receipts4 400 head. Cows dull veals
steady; quotations 9@14 Sheep and Lambs steady dy
ana unchanged; quotations a Z; receipts 2e'oOo
ccipts 1880 head.
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For Sale.

TWO Of the best building lots in Portland located
I IL at the West End ON Congress Street,
commanding a fine view Of the country fol- miles
around-thc White Mountains included, The Horse
Cars pass TINS property every fifteen minutes, size
passage for teams in the rear. Apply to w. H. JER-
RlS. Real Estate Agent, opposite Preblc House.
July 30-tltt q
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MARRIED.

In Gardiner Sept 2E, Robert T. Patten and Almra
IL. Mitchell. both of Litclfeld. asa ss=sga-.siv
In Topsham, sept y, Jas. R. Coombs. of Harps-
well, and Miss Sarah Hagen. of Georgetown.
In Wateryile. Sept1,i Charles G. BlaisdelI and
Emma A. Wyman.
In Albion. Sep. II. VIM. Ill. Kidder, of A. and
Sarah L. Hussey of Unity. .
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40 WHAT DID IRA young lady, returning to her
country home after s,jouin OF few months in iIew
York, was hardly recognized by her friends. In place
Of rustic usliod face, she had SOFT, ruby complex
ION OF almost marble sln0otness and instead OFFS
she really appeard but II. She told them plainly she
used Aagans Magnolia Balm, and would not be with
out it: ANY lady can improve her appearance very
much by using this article 1t be ordered of any
druggist for 50 cents. =, e.1 -. /. 4 ~ :
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists.
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ment lin amount equal to this First
Mortgage) is economically and judi
ciously applied to the construction
and equipment of the Road, together
with nearly Va, 900, 900, received frora
.'1c1; 4f'h@G,ipi rms and ether sources.
III FIRST r drtsase therefore amounts
: to hut abou. 60 por cent. of the actual
cost and value OF the Property which
it covers.
The road il now completed, equipped
and running from Sacramento City
to Alta, distance of73 miles, and tho
earnings for the three months ending
August LIST were as follows. viz:
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-. EY.s3sUs4e 's atA&-& IA
lieimstreets inmitablc Hair Col1ring has bean
steadily been growing in favor for over twenty years
1t acts upon te absorbents at tho roots OF tie hair
and changes 10 its original color by degrees All in
Simultaneous dyes doaen and injure tile hair Heinz
streets Is not dye but is certain in its results pro-
NOTES its growth, and is beautiful HAIR DRESSING
Price so cents and $1.00. Sold by all dealers.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists
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SIN lftng the Kettle from tile fire scaided myscIr
very scverely-one slnt almost to crisp. Tie tor
ture was unbearabe. The Mexican Mus
tang Iiniment relieved the pain almost Immediately,
1t healed rapidly, and left very little scar.
~ m CnAs. FOSTER, 420 Broad St., Plilapclphia."
This il merely sample Of What the Mustang Iini-
swellngs, srrains cnts bruises spavins etc., either
upon man or beast. f III Hf' : - - ~ :
Beware OF counterfcits. None il genuine unless
wrapped in fine stcc-pate engravings. bearing the
signature Of G.. w. Westbrook Chemist and the pri-
cdse stamp OF DEMAs BARNES & Co., New York.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists
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LyoNs EXTRACT OF PURE JAMAICA .GIYGEa-
for indigestion, Nausea Heartburn, Sick Hcataccue
Cholera Morbus. &C., where warming genial stimu-
laut is rcquire Its careful preparation anil entire
nary purposes. Sold eyerywlcre at 80 cents pcr bot
tlc ii.l,H p - -.r3 -ii alftssif Bt.aT-
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists
-tl 70 June Ia. '66--eod&,w1y
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SPOKEN.

July Is. lat 40 N, Ion IA w, ship Golden Gate finn
San Francisco for Sydney. NSW. TT. ~ =. 7
. Aug Q, lat 80 s, Ion 10 w. ship st Paul, Martin,
from Akyab for Falmouth, 4. 80 ID. II m :
Aug 81 lat rs 40 N, Ion Al w, ship Santee, Salter
from New York tor San Francisco. ~ n
Aug "a, lat 40 08. Ion 50 Is, ship Sebastopol, from
Havana for Liverpool.
Aug "a, lat % 80 N, lon 81 IL W. ship John Bun
yam, Carver, from New York fol Montevideo,
Sept g. lat IS, ION W. barque Nellie Chaplin, Wass,
from Jonesport Tor Jaaa.
Sept 7. lat 49, lon 81. ship Rising Sun, Orr, from
Liverpool for Boston. - TT,
Sept q, lat % So Ion IS, brig M wiswell, from
West Indies bound East
Sept %, lat 80 o. lon 6S %, barque Caroline Le-
mont, from Boston for Turks Islands.
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Webster's Unabridged Dictionary

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OVER 5000 FINE ENGRAvINES J.
10000 WORDS and MEANINGS not found in other
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vocabulary is as ample as well could be given in the
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general sufficiently exact and descrminaing and its
pronunciation is apparently conormabIe to the best
usage Hon. Geo. +. Marsh Florence, Italy, March
It'll, 1866 i4Islftt an ffi 10 -
chronological parts remarkably well done.
We have had no English Dictionary nearly so good in
this respect. North American Review, Jan. 1865
I'm our opinion il is the best Dictionary that either
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Review, October, 1861
In It's general accuracy completeness, and practi-
cal utility the work is one which none who can read
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Atlantic Monthly, November 1864.
viewed as a whole, we are confident that no other
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edition of Webster does that of written and spok-
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Sch Ben Belt, (Br) Drake, st George NIB
Sob Bdiaburg, BrI Barrett, St George, NIB
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For Sale,

fEs THE valuable house and lot corner OF Bracket
;; and Bramhall Streets, will be sold on reasona-
- BILE terms If applied for soon. The house Is
newly finished and the lot contains nearly 1000 feet
itePerfect For further particulars enquire on the
premises sei,2961,y*
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ALL PERSONS uNDEnTED
PORTLAND POSE OFFJCtS

m and after MONDAY, Sept. 2lth a throuoh
Train, closing at $50 p. NJ. PRECISELY pieS'
All letters must be delivered at the Offlce On M
collections will be made from the street boxes fr M,
mail w DAVIS ~ ri shis
sept22d2w w.
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CAD Farm is situated in Bridgton and contains
~ about forty acres of ex client land, has good
buildings, q young orchard in bearing, &c Win be
sold at great bargain il applied Tor SOON Win be
offered Tor sale one month, and if not sold will be
leased for term Of years. sIseason for sellm is
naolly to give personal attention to its culiya on
For particulars call on the subscriber ON the prem
Uses. CHARLES A KENN Aim
. sept jd1nlsa sls y < ,
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For SaJe.is
For Sale.

A DESIRABLE Lot on Congress street frontinp
IA the Park. Inquire of
sept22d5w Nc JOHN c. PROCTERI
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Good Lot for Sale.

IN Franklin street extending to Quincy street
" 43xfoO feet. Apply to .s-li n oif,lT-r 7
.' 'i'.i >. iiJ +, ia3 f. VIII. JERRIS. 10
Real Estate Agent under Lancaster Hail.
iseI26- DIV Z. q E,fFG
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New york xyee,,Iv nank statement.

n r n N ~ nd -T| NEW YORK, Oct. I.
Decrease in loans 81, 900, 1888: decrease in specie
S1S3Gi; increase in circulation $443, 509 decrease in
eposites 81 056s5S; decrease in legal tender notes
So, 602 l63,
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Houses for Sale.

HOUSE No.27 Cedar street. For. erms enquire 0
Ii Nancy Alden, No. ~ CedarStreet, ; 4 T
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STEAMER CLIPPER.

fINHE Steamer Clipper will leave Yarmotb Tor
urday morning at 8 O'Clock.
O'Clock p. NJ ET y "
This steamer has been Thoroughly rebuilt end fit
ted with q new boiler and machinery -1l'
EB Has line accommodations TOR passe Myers
FARE EACH WAY TWENTY CENTS.
. tH Freight taken at low rates
Excursion Parties a. commodated on aDplication Ia
j. W. LAWRENCE, YarmGuth
Or LYMAN, SON X ToBEY, Portland.
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REAL ESTATE.
House and Lot for Sale.

'l'HE two story brick house and store No. 419 con-
gross st, 70 feet front occupied only as garden
ror particulars enquire on the premises. aug7li
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All who value valuable head ofhar, and its pres
ervaton from premature badness and turning grey,
VIII not fail to use LYONS celebrated Katlarion. 1t
makes the hair ricl soft and glossy eradicates dand-
rum and causes the lair to grow with lux,,rjant
beauty. 1t is sold everywhere. Ma u
"a E. THOMAS LYON, Chemis. N. Y.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists
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CCHOONER Matanzas, 1g3 tons
- Sch LeCsburg, ia tons.
Sch. VIM. H. Mailer, 1893 tons
Sch. Splendid, 81 tons, old meosurc,non, an -,
found. Enquire OF SAMPSON x IONA N S,I "ol
"us<' NO. OIL Commercial Wharf,
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S. T.--18C0.-X.--The amount of Plantation Bitters
sold in one year is something startling. They would
fill broadway six feet high, from the Park to 4ti
tons IN New York. 1t is said that Drake painted all
the rocks IN the Eastern States with his cabastic
S T-1sG0'-X.," and then got the old granny legis-
ators to pass law prcventing disfgurng the face OF
nature" which gives him monopoly. We do not
how this is, but we ito know that Plantation Bitters
SELL other article ever did. They are used by
all classes of the community, and are death on Dys
Icpsia-certain. They arc very inyigorating wien
iangmd and weak, and great appetizer" i
Sarato pring Water, sold by all Druggists
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For Sale.

A VALUABLE. lot in the burnt district. A rare
"A chance for Improvement or Investment. Loca-
Iioh one OF the best, Lot contains $4,000 feet
Inquire o. JOHN Z, PROCTOR
Sept. l3-tf z n Middle Street.
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Canada Lumber for Sale.
Notice to Land Holders.
Annual Nicotine.

hE annual meeting of the Portland benevolent
a society VIII be had at the Portland Five Gents
savings Bank, on Wednesday Oct 10th 1885, at o'elk
T. NJ, for the choice of officers and any other bust
ness that may come before them.
sept2s-dtd MARTIN COVE, Secretary,
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For Sale or Lease.

VSHE property adjoining the westerly side of the
l. Canal Bank, known as the '.Wildrage' proper
ty will be sold or leased Tor term Of years it is
two 70 IS on Middle street. extending back ten rods,
and as valuable pieceeI property for the purpose
o. building, as any in the city. Apply to
NATH'L F. DEERING
augi-dtf No 10 Free Street
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ff aNl+4 ssrli
IMPORTS.

TRooN. Orig Water Lilly $50 ions coal, to
order. S5.Eirf t}fi3s7- E@st
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PORTLAND AND NEW YORK
lihji STEAMSHIP COMPANY. ~ y
EMI-W EKLY LINE.

a. The splendid aud Cast Steam
~s4~-rNy ships DIkIGo, Capt. ii. snFR.
n, n ~HHN\ Woon, and FRANCOEIA, Capt.
- s-.zskAsA Y w. w. SHERWOOD, will, until
- further notice, run as follows:
Leave BrowL,s Wharf, Portland, every WEDNFsS-
DAY and SATURDAY, at p. NJ, and leave Pier
81 East River, New York, every WEDNESDAY and
SATURDAY, at o'clock p. NJ.
=, these vessels are tilted up with fine accoInmoda-
ions Tor passengers, making this the most speedy
safe and comfortable route for travellers between
Ne Sa x C and Maine Passage In State Room,
So.vo CaDnn passage $500. Meals extra.
Goods forwarded by this line 40 ami from, Man
treaI, Quebec Bangor, Bath, Augusta PASSPORT and
shippers requested to send their (, eight TO the
steamers as early az Z. M. ON the day that tbey
leave Portland.
For freight or passage applytO I.U-..
J. +. AMES, Pier as East River, -"'
May e9, 1866. .. .s dtt
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'nda, Hurd, Portland.
EOREICNpoprs


Ar at Sydney. NSW, July 4. shin Ellen southard.
Howe, Talcahuano > 'P '-''e" 'o'''1 ~
VA; Az shanghae July 90 ships Antelope Hall Buena
VISTA Ayres, and Golden Slate, Delano, unc:
ud At Hong Kong July 20. ships Alice Ball, Ross !;
rearlets, Drew Congress, Wynn n; Pocahontas,
Grayes Vicksburg, Scott; Samuel Russell Lucas !;
1o'den Hind, Davis and Viscata, Driln,mond, unc |;
6arque Penang, Patten, for Quinhon Harbor, 20 oau
for for Swato@ at 35c pr picu; Adelia Carlton rap
. ley, for Newschwang. "a An ~
Sid 18th. barque Parsee, Sou Q. Whampoa.
Sid I'm Manila July 10, ships Sooio0, Hnichersoh'
Tor New York; 18TH White Swallow, KNOWLES, 40; =,
In port July 20 ship Benz Bangs, Norcross Ior
Idvernoo takes 500 tons sugar, at e. Z for dry,
and e2 rs Cd for wet and to I'LL with hemp at e3, all
per ton of 20 cwt.
Bost .F. .,.~. ae IL. ... t. =
Sid i'm Swansea 18Th inst. ship Grace Sargent,
Harding Caldera. - .1it fW
At Salt Cay, TT, 18th inst. briggs Emma, tor Phila-
dephia; Abbie Titcomb Titcomb, for Boston; ch
Magnolia, Chase. for Hampton Roads.
Ar 1T 81 John. NIB 18th inst, sch Mary E Gage,
Hopkins. Eastp0It. 0'r-e
Ar 9th, barque Loeb Lamar, Clifford. Stockton
brig Jennie Clark, from Galveston -
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Statement of the Condition
t' OF THE rfe I'D f
YOaakers Dc NeaC York Fire
Insurance Company.
Jnly 4. 1866. ESQ

(SIGNED) irlt. tDH
VIM. COMMON, JR., Vice President,
JOHN w. MURRAY, Secretary,
City and County of and I .s st,-.'f,
State of New York, I a,
10 Cent Stampl s.1-.. ..,{, l,...,, '..I
Subscribed and Sworn to before me, this 1lth july
1896. 1. Signed ,a'l s.,. go {
4 GEO. I. HAws, Notary Public, New York City
John K. Dow a. Son, Agents.
sep29-eod&w1m - ''.'i {
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FE1uSe Lois.

ISLlGABLE House Lots tor sale on Thomas En-
~ cry and Congress st eets; the head Of
State street to.l.l -lI..- "
w. III STEPHENSON,
Portland, Aug S.-dtf I'd National Rank O.
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PORT OF FORT LAND.

-itil} Monday, October 1.
ARRIVED.
BrigWatfr Lilly, lBri Earnsworth, Troon Aug 81.
Brig Mary j Goddard tBr Whipple, ST John, NIB
Brig A + Larrabce, Carlisle, Philadelphia.
Sch Il A Elliott. Baker. ALBANY.
= Sch IcsG Willard, Parsons, Philadelphia
Sch Annie Bergen, Thompson, Ph lalelphia
Sch Evelyn, Crowley, New York.
-lis Sch j s Lane Smith, Portland. CT. A"1 3 ~
Sch Ellen Merriman. Hamilton, Providence.
Sch Harret Fuller, Upton, Boston.
Sch Espanza tBr) Mcfarland, Bay Chaleur, with
$50 bbls mackerel. t34 taIJf
Sch Herald, 1ilton, Bristol, Me-
Sch LAZY Ellen. Winchenbach, WalIoboro
Sch Hanna Alley, LELAND. Trenton for Bost H.
Sch II L Mills, Hadley, Trenton for Boton.
t.,.....t....-. s CLEARED. -..
Sch Ben Belt, (Br) Drake st George NIB:
sob Bdaburg, BrI Barrett st George, ND
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INSURANCE
OFFICE OF THE
SpristGJ3eld Fire and M0''saee
Insurance Company.
Springfield, Mass.

t.f M SEPTEMBER ID, 1856.
~ The Agents of the Springfield Fire and Marine
GrSTIEMEN The officers of this Company take
caf pleasure announcing to their Agents. patrons
and friends that by an unanimous vote of the stock
holders the capital stock of this company has been
creased to HALF MILLION Dollars, all paid in
CASH, and that the assets of the company are
$500 i7l,74; Capital, S500,o00; Surplus, Sl90171,4
Notwithstanding the frequent fires and the heavy
losses sustained by insurance companies, THIS Com
pany is able to show to Its agents and Patrons such
list of assets and securities to ente to position
in the front rank among insurance companies In this
country one worthy of the fullest confidence and
giving the most perfect securities to policy holders
The policies in this company, furnish the most am
pie indemnity to customers ask in return good
risks aud adequate rates, and we trnst many and
faithful agents may in the future In the past look
well to our interests-enlarge and increase BUSH
ness, upon what shall prove safe class of risks.
EDMUND FREEMAN, President, ID. Chartered 1919,
y. N DUNHAM, Sec. Capital s. Surplus $500, Ill "a,
CHAs. K. LANE, Assistant Sec. 1879, 40 T
--'s We are Yours Very Truly, s..fs.l ,
iH- ~ E. FREEMAN, President.
ii-.- dies. j. N. DUNHAM, Secretary.
n John e. Dow e. Son, Agents, hua
sep29-eodtf PORTLAND, MAINE.
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OFFICE OF GRAND Trunk RAILWAY COMPANY,
OF CANADA. 4 -------- Z

OFFICE OF GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY Company
OF CANADA, stis d4da .r-uuu !
Portland, Sept, Oath, 1866 J
IHE'hoidcrs ofthe Atlantic s. st. Lawrence Rail
roaa mortgage Bonds, which matured the LIST
April last are notified that the interest for six months
to lst October next, viii be paid on and after that
date, that upon the Bonds which have been extend
upon the Bonds which have not been extended at this
the interest endorsed. ts. TrIT -
Further notice is given that the Company are pre-
pared to extend their Bonds for period of five years.
nom April LIST last with the option to the Company to
pay at an earlier date on giving six months public
Bonds thus preserving the security the holder
g. f. BARRETT,
sep25-e0dis3w Local Treasurer.