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The or fractional currency printed during the
week ending today was $4,000 The shipments
made during tho period amountrd to ss0s ,077
forty Thousand dollars Of which forwarded 70 tho
ssss.ant treasurer a, Philadelphia and ho remainder "a
A0llonal banks snl individuals.
Tho redemption division OF lie rrrasr,y f.neel,ed
utlaed fractional currency TO the sooan, of slss 800
Cleveland Convention -procce,iiux. TO be
Presented tg the pres1dcnt On Tuesday.
The delegates appointed b. tho late Cleveland Con-
vention Of Soldiers and Sailors President John.
con and present him with copy Of ibe PROCEEDINGS Of
Mat body are expected 20 perform thai dy on Tues
Gay next Thoy viii arrive on Monday evening ard
Pueesay they will be escorted tho wnto House By tie
Conservative Army aud Navy Uaon. Of this city, Who
have enyagod The Msrno Band FOR the occasion
Communication of sentence by che President.
rte proeidon. has commused tho sentence Of George
bishop, Of Michigan, sentenced 70 death for murder
committed on the For, Grntot military reservation -
ssn State TO imprisonment a bard labor 10 tho State
Prison Of Michigan Bishop vas tried and convicted IN
The United States Court FOR tho District Of uchisan,
aud under the United siales statutes ooud only bo
fenced 70 death Tho District Aitoraey and tno iery
then united IA representation or the 70 the rrot
dent stating ihc fact thai the statutes * Michigan do
ut allow of capital Punishment Out of detrence to
us fact tic Tresicnt coinmuied tho sentence * above
The Aaticfan National Ccmcfe.v.
meeting ~ the trus'ecs Of the Antietam National
Cemetery wus hold Baltimore on the evening IN tho
foh nst, a. whch plan for ths cemetery was adopted
Tue work of transferring the bodies of the Unlon dead
N the fs sosstsd vii be commenced on lho nrst ~
nsSt month and viii b. done undsr The supervision 81
prevct Lieutenant Colonel NJ Moore, Assistant Quar-.
tcfmasicr United elats Army, in charge o, no Essern
Bural Bareaa ~ tie sovernment whJse experience IL
establishing national cemeteries has been worry succs
fol mo number = bodies that wi bo baua5 ~
tbls cemetery v esifaated a. about 5000.
and 2s2i gaves arc already recorded, or
uis latter number T0j hase bssn Identified aad ols
contain tlc rcnaius Of unknown soldcra These bod~s
vii bc taken from the oatss aeds or Antietsm, sou'h
Mountain shephordst0wn Barnesvnio and tho ncghbor-
surrounding The acld of Anleam. The plan wheh
hss bcen decided upon ~ 'hs trustees is very similar
'has a the Gsstysbnrg National Cemetery. drive
lie feet IN width surrounds ~ and two main walks
inlersec, caeh ether rrht angles 10 the cenlre and
extend throughout ~ entire length snd breath.
Two large psis skher side Of the entrance
-, apart for Now Yorr and Psnneyivsaia and
ss& have been appropriated 70 sbe other states N brO
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ALONG THE HUDSON.
Our Ftuearttpss CORRESPONDENCE.
The Equinoctisl storm Fatal Accident
Aquatic, &c.
ToCgBKEgPsfs sspt q 1890


rdg sroRs
The s.verc storm rhch prevailed along tho Hudson
sesleriay was damaging in us OBJECT than a.
Grsl sgpposad y thIs s,y dahny M afternoon ,hs
wind blew harrcsas, lesifoyips Trees awnings, 10.
Above here near Crrm Elbow, schooner, whore nans
We could ~, asccrain hal her mainmar sbiyctci by
iisa'nng sloop near New Hambarg, was also ttruok
By Lightning The residence q Mr.. Hughson al Cold
sprinx, vas struck by lightning and tho building de.
esroyod fhc electric huf struck tree near Parrots
FoOrify, Gold spung, knocking down two mon, ono
named John Bnden. but not seriously niurinx either
Tbo storm hugged lte TYcF reports from The interior
showing that u elect not - disastrous baes % the
cogutr!.
have ilst received nioraat0n 0r terrible accident
which occurred in ~sfkli grenno county Tho parties
George Ange, both former membars ot the Old 1wen-
tiegh New ork regiment, Who hAd SERVED durng tie
war and lat Rped cathei necler stood near the
roai nrug revolver aui Lad, ~ he supposed,
ls0sird fne CHARGE spen Ahga came asug IN buggy,
tested between vuhuy laN.0E ~ whom tho
sister Of pecker rhan Decker pointed the pistol play.
fally "a AtTn ard uatfea ia several military phrAes
t9c,NdnI ~ order g hakN Anyl@, approaching the
faci tha nrrker 100 sgvla'AiuR, kept IN ls Wy
pscser uHH4ef tNe pft1l lhr3e Nna.. Wten went o.
ne Ia - -ing 'aeie ~ 80 back faH hrow tha TOT
sbUlidel bade, ani .1t4ls. A. L. sad, the
bosss ~ q ~ IA pslb,puy deaf III ths iime
kurAEE
II IT rtm0~et here taat John 'cSel. who won IN :
eud nl.4o tstNe 4punfAa6 raeaNa sN itnnctattly
against N.en. foftita favor fsF i auE1 ~ 81 500
afAahrN DRAW AftN ~
rNo rnauv rn, raM refptsttvty NMihadp and
Hfechfr h - r tNpst lton ~ cstYt 500
rp II tN nn ef fsE ~ a.r0ftatu ihsr wher aboutg
Eaye faH.t fe9..r t.tns1. tFotfr veNrs ~ ago and
ea,nt Ii be uNt4.eo. Iaury Nnri paechtr Nei
frtl Iena'o of ts ay thr iaiserhti Tih bio
sa'f FstfH aE4 nHHAN
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glgss COUNTY POLITICS.

tnH sATIoSAL .ssGsny cosyrS1ioNA
The various assemby conventions halh yesterday
afternoon in Klnss county by tho "naionain wing of
the democratic party for the purpose ~ making tho
above nOmnalOn- hu, subsequently adjourned for
one week The 81 This adjournment i understood
IL be FOR the purpose II making arrangements with tho
9rsgniars,n WHO Icfuse q endoro my nominations
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M z x ] G O.
The French Flag to Evacuate, but Ma
poleOn's Soldiers to Remain.
MAMMALIAN UNDER FRENCH RESTRAINT.
A Bait to be Held Out for
American Capital.
.-~~~~--s~~~~~-,-~-s~->e-
Important Liberal Movements Around
Vera Cruz.
~-~~---~--~>---~~~~~-.--
Mexican Minister to the Holy
See.
60. &C. so.
MAMMALIAN UNDER FRENCH RESTRAINT
Mexican Minister TO the Holy

The steamers Evening Star, Captain Knapp, and rung
shuey Captain Hdretb, from Now Orleans, arrived At
this port yesterday morning, bringing news from vcn
Cruz up tho 18th The Purscrs OF these vessels
VIII accept thanks for the promp. delivery Of our
llea and de6patchea
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c A NJ A . A


The Executive r.ncI Ia session az Quebec
Defence nnd Provincial Legal Tenders Un-
der Discusslon, &c.
NosraraL scpt q lseo
Tho Executive Council 10 suing Al Quebec Rooms .,
tho g. Louis Hotel secured Tor their meo,iuga Tho
business discussed u unconmonly important First 10
defence and tho Adj1ant General aticndancc 70 ro
cciyc INSTRUCTIONS and bc conferred with, next IL tho
arrangement partly made with tho bank of Montreal
for the ssuc ~ tho Provincial cgal tender noos 1heee
y hitch, and = has 20 be Strengthened bcforo tho aHuo
ny The last ma tho Governor received ntellL
gene, of th1 dath ~ bis sister, and the Coyaei SITS
Quebec Tor his cunsonlence.
Vigorous Precautions Agninst rho FerIan-
Every Railroad Train and steamer 10 be
Closely Wntched-A Night Patrol - be Or
Torosro, sep, q, isco
This evenings Daiy TsisgroPh Eays uat ue govern.
men, has issued crcaar y county attorneys and po
lico magistrates in.,rdc,inl them 10 order tho
in Iorsrs-lon ot parties whom thoy
consider dangerous Tho public peace and that all per
known suspected q having connection with Tho
fenans viii be vigorously prosecuted.
Three kensns committed - jail to-day. ard
Lat cf @svcrai hundred nRnc- ifcudlns pomo woii
knfwn r4iduns y this ov, j. III the hands ~ tho
police ami tho mntl f'ra iuqures afe hoing nsdo BY
tho police and dolcc. TN ely regard 20
everything connectad ~ith Fcnlsntnn.
From tsls uma fefsari every rsilrqad train ani
suspicious chafactnra searched ana aresei all n thor
business " not satisfactorily eyplainel hey viii be
init 70 JAIL under .ao haeas orpua ~ of tho lat
Parliament.
up cial session >, masslfat,i u nox being held 4,
tho nayors one, 10 ne 80 Hai fos The parpose %
- ono b nirei nuf hfy mgt Il eac safi, ven known
cehnldcrs aud h7ueh7fc, under ihe sa'uir, aud hcso
BE- dflief lassi tRo NJ hs n mo ~cck Ia tho
uro % arnia, AMI c7rtn member Iasfo their
aprciivc wards ug@sV ut4ht
Tho Chi~f of rotse ~ priltorsd ,hc Police com1-.
~ ~ ~ Tf q I4Nl q fuF@H
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Enles Of rssna T.ana..

Returns received BY ,h5 Commissioner Of the General
Land 0nicc from ll6 branch once a. Tfavors city
Michigan show tho following disposas of public lands
during The month Of August:-With bounty land war
rants II 420 acres; with agricultural college scrip,
500 ares for cash sg53 acres tie Homes tead
act, 6,9s6 acres; total 360lg acres
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Mass Mrr'fum - GermHa i~trrnns-.Oppo.I-
Iian 30 thr Pressdcst. /" Policy.
Lssf VI ghta meeting u the Gsrm,n veterans took
piac, q nc German Assembly Rooms 10 ths Borsry Tor
~ psrposs d appointing dssss,es 70 ts soldisS AAd
sailors Convention A. PlU5srL and 70 lake such
measures a. may ~ rsos~Ary 70 rrsvsu, that hs
uaon shoali bs sgsn plsnssc from hardly sstxishsd
peace rs s.~and Asalsa Me siissss
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Il Barley Wanted!
Saloon fOf. Sale |

WILL sell at fair price fapplied for soon one of
L the BEST PAYING SALOONS in the CITY, Best
of reasons given for selling Enquire at No 13 Port
land Street. .i4fi n q Oct4-d1W*
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WANTED.
Agents Wanted.

L'ITHER Ladies' or Gentlemen, in all parts Of the
IL State, to sell new and beautiful steel engray
ing entitled "THE EMPTY SLEEVE;" also to can
for "rhe lives of the Presidents" by Rev. John
s. c. Abbott. For terms address
JOHN HANKERSON, l66 Middle St.,
oct4-d1w&w3w ttEs< 81 Portland, Me. :
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For Sale.

&-A0 For Sale. tt4t1lXf4..
TWO Of the best building lots in Portland located
L at the West End, on Congress Street.
commanding line view of the country fr miles
around-the White Mountains included. The Horse
cars PASS this property every fifteen minutes Size
OF lots u l-2 by 12o and 90 1eby f2s feet with wide
passage inr teams in the rear. Apply to w. IL. .JER-
July 30-dtf - III ~. -, : $3.50 II
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Comn,ereiaI---Per Cable.

ssT ~ 6a. LIVERPOOL, Oct. 8.
The Brokers' circular reports the sales of Cotton for
the week at $4,000 bales. The sales to-day were g.
900 bales the market closing easier. Milling Upland
are quoted at 14sd, g..,.-+ XXX.
The Breadstuffs market is dull and declining;
Mixed Western Corn 2Ss Cd.
The money market is easier. Consols for money are
quoted at 81. Il sFg 1tEktt So #tH :
American Securties-The following are the quota
tons: U. s. $40 10Y; Illinois Central 49,; Erie
shares 51A. aag lg. a=-ft -sa. .s.t --fasa iaa
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 6.
The Cotton sales to-day 10000 bales, at de-
cline of ID. abiding uIlands are quoted at 14td
The taow market Is firm. = B.. ..-...s..... Fl.
LONDON, Oct G.
Consos closed at S99 for money. =
AMERICAN SECURITIEs.-The following are tile
closing prices of American securities: Erie Rail-
way shares 51I. Illinois Central shares 7st. United
States 5-20's 701.
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Wanted.

Wanted. 81 =
/ 4 SALESMAN Of experience in the retail Dry
IN Goods business may lind permanent situation
by addressing Box LOG, Portland z. o. seftl2tf
Tinmen Wanted. AZ
TWO or three Tin Plate and Sheet Iron Workmcn
wante at once. Call at the Stove Ware House,
| under Lancaster Hall.
seps-dlm 1st G. C. TOLMAN, Agent.
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For Sale,

A VALUABLE lot in the burnt district. rare
"A chance for Improvement or Investment. Loca.
Ioh one OF the best Lot contains over rs 900 feet
Inquire of JOHN g. PRO(yTER :
Sept. 13-tf Middle Street
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- Boston Stock List.
MARRIED.

In Cumberland, Oct. 4, by Rev. e. s. Jordan, Geo.
of Portland. IA ~ ! go - y -
In Philadelphia, Sept 10, by Rev. DR.. Furness,
Joseph III. Brazier and Ellen X. Bartol.
rene Chapman.
In Patton Sept. 20, Roscoe G. Mitchell and Jen-
ME M. Woodward
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Miniature Almanac. :. !. October 8.
Sun rifes 6.04l Moon SETS. ....,t 81, PM
Sun .5.50 High water. II ID PM
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PORTLAND ROCHESTER R.R.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

EssESBdHF5I On and after Monday. April 30, lsG6
4$HN8Etrains will leave as follows:
Leave Saco River for Portland at ~ ana o. A. M
340P.M. ... r al7 " =
Leave Portland for saco River at Is \. NJ 2O0 and
he 2 % p. train out and the A. NJ train in TO
Portland will be freight trains with passenger cars
EB Stages connect at Gorham for West aorhalp.
standish, Steep Falls, Baldwin Dennlark, n hago
Bridgton, Lowell, Hiram, Brownfeld FRY ebuTy,
conway, BARTLETT, jackson Limington, Cornish Por.
ter treeion, Madison and Eaton. N. II su.I'- .
AT Buxton center for West Buxton, Fanny FaeIe,
south Liminston Limington, Limerick SexHeld,
ParsOnsfeld and Ossipee .1Il'.1 90 - -
At Saccarappa for South Nindhayu. NinaTs,,, nm
and North Windham daily ~ = -
steam Car and AceomOda ion trains will RIM as fol.
lows leave Gorhsm for Portland ut \ 90 A M and
200 p M Leave Portland for Gorham at u Il p M.
and 4P.M. -
Ia BY order OF the President
(. Portland April 2S, l8b6-dr -
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New York Markers.

NEW YORK, Gct. o.
Cotion-iull and heavy and al &c lower; sales
Fiour2Recepts IL AS bbls; sales 900 bbls; State
and western opened dq e and e1sea do a. II o
Choice do. ii 30 SO IL %; Superfne Western, 500
% 1860; Refund Hoop Ohio, II 20 e II -; Choice do
6D II X. Southern dali and heavy; sales 800 bbsI
mixed to good IL 10 q 10 IS; Fancy and Extra 10 70
Wheat-dull and droopin6; sales 6,OOO bushels
new Amber State, 90 @S o.; small parcels White
GeDessee at % tts ...t..I
Corn-1 a &c lower, closing rather more steady;
sales 176, 900 bush Mixed Western 92k "a 81 afioat
and 93i % 81 for do in store; do do unsound 29s
White Western at 20.
go Spring So a 59 Milwaukee at Gs a COZ; State at
eeef-steady; sales $40 bbls; new plain mess, 10 90
az IS 90; new extra do, IS 90 az % 90.
Pork-opened quiet and steady, and closed frmer (;
sales $3.50 bbs. also 1850 bbls new mess sellers OPP
ton including Noyember, at 80 50; all year az 2s 90
mess 81 10 @ 33 20, closing at SO 90 cash; OLD prime
at 20 75 a 30 90.
500 bbls. steam, seller all Decemqer, at 17e:
Butter-dtiiet; sales Ohio at 20 az 25c; State 20 a
10; Orange County pals, so 90;
WhiJkey-more quiet; sales lOo Dds. oiu Ill hu
at40 "a 42c.
Rice-tiull.
113c. r
Cofee-auiet. ..ss d,
AIoasses-quiet
oslo; Rosn at rs a 95O Oils quiet; Linseed G5 I;
Lard, Sperm and Whale quiet.
PerOammssesaSyy sales 5000 bbls crude, at IS;
Tahow-frm; sales 10000 lbs, at 12s "a I2t.
Wool-rather more active and scarcely 50 firm
prices. however, without decided change; sales
o5O,OOo lbs, at IS "a 65 for domestic fleece 25 "a IS
for Texas; 40 for California; $50 bales Cape at 20 in
gold; 30 bales Mestiza at 81 and q bales COrdova
Noils on private terms
Freights to Iiverpool-quiet.
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DIED.

In this city, Oct. b. Mr.. Jason Morse, aged G. yrs.
In this city, Oct. 4, Joel George Augustus, son Of
William X. and NJ u. Hartman, aged years )
months. ~ - - "a
BeltaSt and Wisconsin papers please copy.l
Naturalization, D. c., Oct 81 OF cholera, rEben
Moore, ESD, formerly of Gardiner, Me-, aged 90 yrs
In Rimford, Aug. Is, Hannah NJ, daughter oil
N. w. and Lydia Al. Elliott aged i6 years. n ~
In Jefferson, Sept. II, Nh David Boynton, aged
81 years months.
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TIE MARKETS.
rF1,EGRApaIo REPORTS.

NEW YORK, Oct. q.
The Commercial says stocks are tending downward.
Money easier at y cent. Governments are firm
Gold is firm and scarce for delivery a " cent
er dav Is paid loans The steamships City Of Par
Is New York and Saxonia took out $1S3 623 in specie
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'The wonderful progress of medical Sci
W ~ ence during the past sic years, only mak es
WA ossible for the conscientious Physicim
WEEMco declare, now that, CoNsU MPTIoN As AS
kAM CERTAINLY CURED as islies1aYedts Fege,
8X IND as CERTAINLY PREVENTED as Small
Iote."-Chds. y. kiag, N. d., u. H.. d., etc. =
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For Sale.

SdtICs
TWO story and Q half house with basement. CON-
Il tanning II rooms; on st. Lawrence St. in good
repair. Rooms on lower floor IT, Z in high % floor
9 feet. Arranged for two families Parlors finished
in good style, marble mantles etc. Parties stand
ready to to take the house at $500 rent This house
was built in most thorough manner by the day and
will be sold for less than the could now be built
for exclusive of the land. For particulars apply to
PATTERSON & CHADBOURNE.
Dealers in Reai Estate 2sI Congress Street. Morton
BLOCK. 0ct4d2W - y =
O0nO FEET ofland the most valuable in the
COOO city, on corner Of Middle, and Ex-
change streets, opposite the Post Office the late site
Of the Fox block Can be leased for term Of 20 years
by applying town o. Fox, or to Patterson & Chad
bourne, Dealers in Real Estate. 2S7 Congress street.
Merton Block, F. IN oct4-diw =
Valuable Hotel Property for Sale,
THE Oxford House. pleasantly situated in the vii.
lase OF Fryebufg, Oxford county, Maine in Of
feTed for sale at bargain, il applied for SOON -
The House is large, in good repair, with furniture
and fixtures throughout, together with all necessary
For full particulars inquire Of L T. a -
a1 Il y 3 HORATIO EoOTHBY, 4.
p., Proprietor.
rryeDuTg, sept, ~, 1885,
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Wanted Immediately,

A GENTS everywhere to. introduce LittloGells
IA Union aKeat Controller. THIS is The great
ost fuel saver in the world Agents can clear SIS to
slipper day. No humbug No risk. ~
Wanted, also, two smart men in every State. to
travel and establish agents In every city and town
throughout the New England Middle and Western
States. foi which great indueemcnt is offered send
two stamps for circular. =" lali7'
j. III. LITTLEFTELD,
l Sent. 12d1m 1902 Washington ST., Boston, Mass
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CITY NOTICES.
CITY or Portland.


WHEREAS the City Council, on the first day OF
w Oct, 1866, passed. an order directing the
Committed on fnying out and widening streets to
consider the eNredency Of widening Fore street on
the northerly side between Lime and Pearl streets;
therefore, Y
Notice is hereby given to all parties interested that
the Joint Standing Committee of the City Council
ON laying out new Streets will moet 10 hear the par
tics and view the proposed way, on the 10th day OF
Oct lsCG at threo o'clock in the afternoon, ut the
corner of Fore and Lime streets, and will tlell
and there proceed to determine anil aljudgc whether
the public convenience requires said street way 10
be laid out. 4nliI d, I.sf r. n - i - =,
Given under our hands on this Ind day OF Oc-
toher, A. D., 1sCG.
AUG. Il. STEVENS. 20.
EDMUND PHINNEY,
AMBROSE GIDDiNt'S,
II JOSEPH BRADFORD,
ELIAS CHASE,
W.P. FILES,
Committee on laying out and Widening Streets.
Oct3utd
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Wanted Immediately,

A PARTNER in the retail Grocery and Provisio,
n business in this city, with capital OF $1,000.
Address Grocer, Portland P. o. oc2d1w.
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Wanted.

A CAPABLE GIRL TO do the cooking and gener
N al housework in a small family; must be a good
cook and be well recommended, Apply at rs State
st, between six and eight o'clock P. M oc2dlw
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Music Teacher Wanted


A experienced Teacher, male Or female, of vocal
IA and Piano music, to instruct one or two youn0
ladies' Address Immediately MISSES C. N, Port.
land Me. sAANS EEE az - oci4dlw*
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FOREIGN PORTS.

AT Bombay Aug 81, barque Sarepta Randall. for
Maulman. ia 't.-a'lf - 'tI 'i
AT st Helena Aug 3, ship ATLANTA Stewart, from
RangO0n Tor England repg. -
At Chincha Islands Sept u, ships Harry Bluff.
Oliver; Forest Eagle Bennett r G Blanchard,
Newton; w DinsmOre Freeman; Deborah Pen,
NELL Cumming; Mary Bange, Bangs; Ellen Sears.
Bartlett: :Nssyria. Delano Louis Walsh Pendleton
Edw OBr1en, Oliver; c w White, Grifin; George
W. MHas IMg Hsnes; Anna Camp, Drnmmond Ora
Sid im Barbados 10Th ult, barque Tejnca, Treat.
for Bonaire. lt ~ '
At Matanzas 10Th ult, brig G Berry, Colson, for
a port North OF Hatteras. F. = ''-
Cd 2Sth, br Harry, Pillsbury. for rort North
of Hatteras 49, "
| Crowley, Boston. aI -
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u - - SAN FRANCISCO, Oct6
Trade languishes but jobbing continues fair. The
Wheat market is firm at co. and 62J is offered for
choice lots but the general price is 90 a 80 per 100
pounds. f.. a-.
Flour and wheat is supercedng all other kinds
Extreme quotations of flour at Sidney SIG los Der
ton. Wheat 6s Cd per busheL
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.laatDOMEsTIC poprs


NEW ORIEANS-Cld2 10Th inst, shin T II s,o.,o,,
Woodland, Liverpool. 'Tr| - ''e'Son'
,MosIbE7-Ar 9th hig Belle of the Bay,Noyes,
uCAiiARLESToN-Cad LIST, sch W + Cushing Co,k
Pbila lelphia. al -, - 20 >N'A'
BALTiMoRE-Cld 18th. sch g e Raymond, His.
Ar il Hampton Roads I'd, brig Arthur Fgeleso
from Galveston for Bal timOre; schs Campbell Soule
from Baltimore for Newburyport Carrie Melvin
IRON do for boston; and others. OF
eiiAtiLADELPHlA--Ar4 th brig Marshall Dutch
yo q, New York; schs Typloon Williams, and
Kingsley. Viannello Gardiner.
OHM Ia stn, ship Fanny Larrabee, Randall for New
or,eans, prg Alfaratta, Bibber, Portland 54fsti
a. o ~, sen Gertrude, Coalweil, Eastpoit ~ .
INV ,auisA7AE4tl, brig CIV Ring. Scdtt. from
Hartford. ~ ~ rarhs"orth, from
Ga IN sen Honest Abe, Conary, Indian River
Ar 5th, sens Cherub, Batchelder Gard;nor e.
tas, Ham, Rockland; Nellie Tarbcx Pena Ga, EURO
j Price, Nickerson, Boston. ieeVn' uo'
ns Cd 9Th ship Energy cakns Lverpool baroue
Sawyer Ray, Pilatka; sch William Flint. POST sds
Darien, Ga. s T+'' "s', ior
Below, ship Mary Campbell, Morse, from rauoo
PROVIDENCE-A 9TH. schs laurel Parker g.,
Smith, Augusta. q ''''N'",
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400 Good American, Nova Scotia and Irish
lOOe Girls to do housework, cook &C., in pri-
vate families and hotels in this city and country.
Situations sure. The best wages paid. q
Also 30 Girls to work in Factories.
Farmers and others wanting men for any work
will do well to cali on u.s. as We will supply them free
of charge. Address apply at the General Agency
Employment Office, 351! Congress Street, up stairs
sept26dtf mars f.f1 -.i WHITNEY Il co
The Portland daily press., 1866-10-08
EZRA c. DANGDoN

- GO ,, ~. o"I Z uIth St, n. Y. !
in 81 bottle and il sold by " s P1S1 put up
land, Wholesale Agent Sold at Retail BY eyerv
druggist in Maine-Druggists Generally. Orders
TT0sES q CO, 81 CoKTLANDT STREET, N. Y,
UmS ni Free. Circulars containing PARgICu-
sent free by mail. shrewsbury 'iS"'eu'-""' oe
June rs cod & cow
The Portland daily press., 1866-10-08
For Sale or Lease.

fINHE property adjoining the westerly side of the
Il Canal Bank, known as the "Wildrageo proper-
two 70 Is on Middle street. extending back ten RODS
and is as valuable piece property for the
OF building, as any in the city. Apply to
lis f. NATH'L +. DESIRING
aug4-d1 - No. 10 Free Street