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Financial.

49, % New YORK, Jan. 20.
The Commercials money article says the cher in
terest In the Stock Market ceners in Cleveland 81
Pittsburg and Michigan Southern. The parties who
recently put up Prairie du Chen upon shorts are un-
derstood to be playing the same game upon Cleveland
q Plttsburg, and apparently with prospect ofequal
success. The stock is sold short to very large
tent, and the covering party understood to have
counted on most of the floating stock Most extrav-
aSant predictions are made as to price the stocks will
reach next week. At this mornings Board 13 700 sold
at $50 q S6i and after the Board sales were made at
80. Michigan Southern is in similar position, but
short interest is probably not large. Prices closed
at in advance. The general markets. frmer though
dull in sympathy wit the rise in these stocks. Mis-
largely and closed higher The advance in rate of
the banks of England and Holland has a depressing
effect upon Government securities. Private advices
from Washington report that in official quarters no
poleon to withdraw the French troops from Mexico
and advces from Europe of a. probable alliance be-.
tween France and Austria which Is Interpreted as
looking to combined support of Macmillan, also
dealers show anxiety to sell at current prices and
bid 1921 "a 1923 for old 520s, which is about one per
cent below the price at which they offered. The
2d and Sd issues of 5-2o's sold lower at the Board
7-30s are down a I, and 1040's /. Certificates re-
main firm at 1884, under active demand from private
bankers Money continues very abundant; rate on
call generally per cent Arrangements were made
tor loans over Sunday at per cent. The movement
OF currency Westward has abated, and the prospect
favors continuance Of extreme ease until February
The opening of Spring trade will cause more active
demand for business. Accommodation discounts are
without change. Gold continues weak at about the
ra ties of yesterday, although Foreign has some
what modified the strongly bearish tone developed
yesterday afternoon. The total shipment Of specie
and bullion for the week is S94 Foreign exchange
dull usual sailing of steamers Sterling weak
under surplus of cotton bills Prime Bankers being
offered at 1855 q 1883. Francs quoted ct 51St a
S164.
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LEGISLATURE OF MAINE.
AUGUSTA, Jan. 10 1865.

ar8" AUGUSTA, Jan. 10 1866.
{ 80 t.2.5ft SENATE.
On motion of Mr.. Hobson the act for the
assumption by the State of the Municipal war
debts lsent up from the House) was laid upon
the table. s17
Read and assigned-An act to incorporate
the Skowhegan Hall Association; an act to
ameld the charter Of the Forest City Sugar
Refining Company.
diers for employment by State officers and
citizens were considered, amended and again
laid on the table. rs..,f s.f.-s. ss5
Passed to be enacted-An act additional to
an act Incorporating the Maine Insurance
Company; an act to incorporate the Gallatin
Land, Coal and Oil Company, of West Vir-
gnia. Adjourned. 4t ~ % as
HOUSE. 10y
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Fuller of Hollowell.
Papers from the Senate disposed of in con-
currence. p
Read and assigned-An act additional to an
act to incorporate the Portland Glass Compa-
ny; an act to amend the charter of the Port
land Rolling Mills, and additional to the
same.
Mr.. Miller of Portland, presented the 0pin-
ion of B. r. Curtis, ESQ.,, on the constitutional
ity of the law of Maine relating to Hawkers
and Pedlers, and moved its reference to the
Judiciary Committee.
Mr.. Williams of Augusta, inquired if the
gentleman was serious in the introduction of
this paper. If so he should move to lay it on
the table. He supposed the gentleman intro
duced it as a joke.
Mr.. Miller replied that he had no very seri-
GUS thoughts in presenting the document. He
knew that it had been hawked about the
nIate very extensively during the past year
he mad no objection to having the paper laid
ON the table. = III
The motion to lay onthe table was agreed
to.
Mr.. Foster of Bangor, from the Committee
on Mercantiie aHairs and Insurance, reported
tracts to agree upon rate ofinterest for MON
ey. This bill provides that the rate of inter-
est shall remain as now established by law.
except in cases where parties to contracts
shall in writing agree upon different rate,
which they are hereby authorized to do, not
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Mr.. Pomeroy favored the bill.
Adjourned. e,a
Various Items.


NEW YORK, Jan. 20.
The schooner Emma L. Day, from New
bern for New York, was abandoned at sea-
Grew saved and arrived here. ~
The steamships City of Baltimore, Dorus-
STA, Arago and Louisiana sailed for Europe to-
day. The total shipment of specie is $685.
600. -4ll .--'
The storage warehouse of Miller G. Conger,
24S and 249 South and ,4S3 ard 4S5 Water
ST., between Pine and Rutger, was DESTROYED
by fire last night. Loss about half million
dollars. The building contained cotton, hemp
rags, sugar and iron, owned by various parties,
doubtless we'll insured.
Report says the steamer which has been fit
ting out here for some time past, has gone to
sea as a CHILEAN privateer to prey on Spanish
commerce. .sr791
A Fortress Monroe letter of the 18th, re-
ports the arrival of the ship Elvira, Owen
from Philadelphia 18th, tor Antwerp, with a
cargo of petroleum, with loss of spars, strain
cd and shattered, 800 barrels OF oil thrown
overheard, and six feet of water in her hold.
The ship and cargo insured. al
The proprietors of the Police Gazette have
been arrested for libel, on complaint of prom
inent citizen. After hearing before the po-
ice justice, further consideration of the case
was postponed until next week.
The police to-day arrested the notorious
Theodore Allen in Brooklyn. The U. S. au-
thorities have been searching for him for sew
eral months. He is charged with connection
with Thomas Huges and others in the Hobo
ken and Jersey City bounty frauds. 5. or
This morning, before U. S. Commissioner
Osborn, motion was made for the dismissal
OF Martin the alleged rebel incendiary by his
counsel. The commissioner reserves his de-
cision. ~ 2f
President Roberts has approved the call of
a Fenian senate for convention at Pittsburg.
The steamer Erin, from Liverpool 18th tllt.,
has arrived. News anticipated.
Also arrived, steamer Verge, Savannah /;
ship Panama, Whampoa; bark Atlanta, Bre-
men; brig Berth, Reinstaff, Para; schooner
Margaretta, Rio Grande; Massachusetts, Car
thagena; Abbie Bradford, Mayagnes. 4, {. 4.
Gold closed at 1.39.
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Canadian Items.

NEW YORK, Jan. 81.
Herald's Toronto special says that the Can
adam Trade Review processes to know that
the u. S. Government consented to renew the
Reciprocity Treaty if Canada will raise the
provisional excise duties to the American
STANDARD, admit certain manufactures free
and enlarge canals, the U. S. bearing part of
the expenses, the whole matter to be arranged
by respective legislatures without treaty.
Capt, S. S. Smith, ex confederate officer, is
under arrest at Toronto on charge of rob
bling an old man of four thousand dollars Uni
ted States Bonds at Windsor, where Smith
keeps hotel.
The Herald Montreal despatch says the Ice
bridge on the st. Lawrence, being formed at
all points, has led the commander Sir j. Mich
Ell, to look after the state of the forts. That
at Prescott has had new guns mounted and
heavy Armstrong guns being placed in bat
terry at Quebec. Great quantity OF lumber
is changing hands at Ottawa, so that it NAV 90
free into the United States while the treaty is
IN force. A Boston firm is making terms for
the carrying of three thousand car loads be-
fore the 18th of March.
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Marine Disasters.

- ean LFA * "a tEA g NEW AIOhh, JILL. ~.
The schooner Ozell, from Para, reports 18th
inst boarded, lat 2S "a, lon SO 81, steamer
Louisa, Moore, hence for Beaufort, short of
coal and mmanageable, under sail she being
too deep for steam. The ship Granite State,
from Callao for New York, subsequently bore
down and furnished the steamer with provis-
ions, sails and spars, and water casks to fill
with water for ballast, and advised the captain
to bear away for st. Thomas, which was done.
The steamer had experienced heavy gale off
Hatteras and was obliged to run before it. 20
Spoken 18th, lat. 81 80, lon. 6S 20, schooner
Ocean Ranger, from Philadelphia for Boston,
81 days out, with loss of jibs and boat, bull
warks stove and short Of provisions. She was
supplied by the schooner Abhie Bradford.
New York, Jan. 30.
Schooner Pattie Martin of Philadelphia,
was wrecked at Hatteras Inlet on the 7th inst.
Captain Smith of Camden N. j., and colored
cook frozen to death. Two others rescued,
badly frozen, after remaining on deck five days.
For the last "a hours they fed on the body of
the negro cook. -.-Ir IN i ~
NORFOLK, Va, Jan. 20.
The ship Elvira, owned in New York and
Philadelphia, for Antwerp, disabled, win be
towed to Baltimore for repairs.
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From. Washinotou.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 20.
The President pro TEN of the Senate has
received the credentials of Ex-Gov. Kirkwood,
OF Iowa, for Senator until the 4th of March,
1867, and those of Secretary Harlan for the
long term, commencing at that date. g.,
Col. Osborne, Assistant Commissioner of
the Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen. &c. for the
District of Florida, has submitted a plan to
Maj. Gen. Howard, for the consideration of
the Government, for colonizing the freedmen
in Florida. He suggests that the United
States purchase from Florida all that portion
Of the State below the 2Sth degree Of latitude,
and give it Territorial form of government,
none but freedmen to be permitted to buy OF
pre-empt lands, and each head of family to
have eighty acres. 4 s7sgr- as 81
The President received to-day many visit
ors, including number of Members of Con-
gress. p
The House Committee on Freedmens At
fairs, or a portion of its members, will shortly
visit some of the Southern States.
Since August last the Treasury Department
has destroyed by burning over forty-eight nail
lion dollars worth Of mutilated and cancelled
notes of all kinds, and ten million additional
will soon be added to the flames.
The Department has discovered that there
is another new counterfeit twenty-five cent
note.
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washington. Jan. 6

55 WASHINGTON, Jan. 20.
M. Romero, Minister from the Republic of
Mexico, refuses to credit the report of the
withdrawal of French troops from Mexico
1mperaists are preparing for vigorous a cam
paign in northern Mexico, which is the strong
hold of the Republic, in order to cause oppo-
sition, and also to interpose an army between
the United States and Mexico The reports
of the withdrawal o. the French are based
upon an unofficial statement in newspapers,
circulated, he alleges, for the purpose of mis-
leading public opinion in the country. M.
Romero asserts that Louis Napoleon is intent
upon the scheme of territorial agrandizement,
and that he has counted the cost, and will on
ly withdraw when compelled by force or the
entire submission of Mexico to his agent, Max
iminian. g5s}s
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NEW YORK, Jan. 90.
Cotton-dul and nominally 1c lower sales 100 bales
Middling Uplands at sic.
Flour-recepts ITO bbls.; sales 600 bbls State
and Western dull, heavy and 10 a 15c lower Super
fine State So "a ~. Extra do.7 65 a. 90. Choice
do 95 g 10. Round Hoop Ohio 46 as 60. Choice
do GO e 10 90 Superine Western IS a 49,
Southern dull and lower Extra good to choice So
"a IL 90.
Wheat-dull, heavy and nominally lower, with
nothing of moment doing.
Corn-dull and lower; sales %, 900 bushels Mixed
Western at IS Sic, in store and delivered; Do. do,
unsound, So q SIC.
Oats-dull and lower sales of Canada at SIC; State
at "a q 56c. Jersey and Pennsylvania 80 a 52c.-
Western, unsound IS a 43c. Do, Sound IS "a 56c.
Is 80 a 20 90. New Extra do Il 90 a a 20. '''
Pork-opened dull and lower; sales 5000 bbls; al
airy sellers option, at 80 rs @ 50 90; mess 20 rs
a 80 12k, closing at 80 90 cash. Old mess % rs al
% 90, closing at 20 90 cash. Prime do. 20 90. Western
mess % so q % 70.
LaFd .ss Land and hssavy sales 300 bbs at 10 1s
Butter-quiet; sales Ohio at 20 q $780, State rs @
5sc.
Whiskey-quiet; sales 80 bbls. OF Western at 2s
and refined at Q 26t. a4ssT
Rce-quiet.
Sugars-quet and &c ,wer; sales 100 hhds. Mus
coyado at 101c; 200 boxes Havana at 13c.
Cohee-actiye; sales 10000 bags Rio, part on pri-
vate terms 331 bags Porto Rico at 213.
Moasses-quiet; sales So bbls. New Orleans at 1 10
81 %; 81 hhds. of Porto Rico at 65 q SOC.
Naval Stores dull; Spirits Turpertine 81 "a o..
Rosin 90 q II 90.
Oils-firm; sales of Linseed at 143 Lard Sperm
and Whale quiet. Petroleum dull. Crude 33i a 34c.
Refined bonded 55 a Sc.
-Freights to Liverpool-quiet. Cotton a 7-led;
corn 43d q I'D. s,ef a., .s.-. a - -,
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Commercial.



LIVERPOOL COTTON. MARKET, Jan. G.-Cot-
ton The regular weekly report Of the Liverpool Cot
ton market was forwarded by the Nova Scotian. 4
LIVERPOOL BREADSTUFFS MARKET, Jan.
6.-The market is dull and still declining. Messrs.
Wakefield, Nash s. Co., and Richardson, Spence &
Ca, and others report Flour dull and nominal.
Wheat very duh and ID lower; Winter Red 10ld q
10c 3d. Corn inactive at 29s a 29s Cd.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET, Jan. 6.
The market is dull. Messrs. Bigand, Athya, ami
Cord Gordon Bruce Co., report Beef steady Pork no
ter quiet and steady. TaIlow duh at 49s "a 49s 3D.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET. Jan. g.
The Brokers Circular reports Ashes inactive at Ais
Cd fr Pots and s9s for Pearls Sugar easier and Cd
49s. Rosin dull at 13s Il q 13s Cd for American
Spirits Turpenne tends upward ssales at Ats. Boult
English d Co., report Petroleum quiet at Is Sd a 2s
11d for refined 8f TT
LONDON MONEY MARKET, Jan. 6.-Consols
closed at 81 q 7Sh for money.
AMERICAN SECURITIES.-U.S S. 5-20s CAL. H.
inois Central Shares 76a q TIT. Erie Shares 56b a
81. LII = - % - = ~NaS
Latest by telegraph to Queenstown.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 6.-Cotton-The market is quiet
with downward tendency. Sales to-day 5000 bales
including 200 to Spectators and exporters.
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xxx CoNGREss---First Session.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 40.
SENATE

the completion of the Burlington & Missouri
River Railroad was passed. 1907
Mr.. Lane called up the bill authorizing the
President instead Of the Secretary of the In
terror, to appoint pension agents and name
the boundaries of the pension districts.
The Invalid pension bill passed as it came
from the House.
Mr.. Stewart gave notice that he would call
up next Wednesday the bill for the admission
of Colorado
The bill to enlarge the powers of the Freed
mans Bureau was considered.
MIR. Cowan moved to amend, by restricting
the operation of the Bureau to the estates
lately in rebellion. w
Mr.. Guthrie spoke in support of the amend
ment. -+@ SD tisf e--t 3sh - se
Mr.. Pomeroy favored the bill.
Adjourned.
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Weather Renorfs

CINCINNATI, Jan. 81.
The storm on Friday night was very severe
in this neighborhood. At Lexington, KY,
trees were torn up. fences Frustrated, and
chimnies overthrown.
--~,-, LOUISVILLE, KY, Jan. 20.
The weather was very warm yesterday af-
ternoon; at night the mercury fell from so to
10 degrees. Soon after midnight a heavy
storm of wind and rain, accompanied with
thunder, lightning and snow, set in.
I C-aAs o j NASHVILLE. Tenn, Jan. 20.
/ A severe gale last night blew down several
houses in Edgfeld. Both snow and rain fell
in large quantities. The mercury fell to de-
grees below zero. Snow fell to the depth of
one and a half inches. - -
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From MeTsco.

et WASHINGTON, Jan. 81.
Y Official news from Ell Paso, Mexico, up to
the 22d of December, have been received here.
The French marched in great force against
the city of Chihuahua, and the Mexican gov
eminent had to abandon it. sii l4as
/ On the 9th President Juarez left Chihuahua
with his Cabinet and his army, and came to
Ell Paso, arriving there on the 18th. The
French occupied chihuahua on the 18th OF
that month.
The Mexican forces nnder Gen. Senesezas
removed fifty miles from Chihuahua, annoying
the French. = e.ss' :
President Juarez was very well received by
the people at FL Paso. lo,T
News from the interior is represented as
very good for the National cause ~. = s s
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Seven dollars have just been returned to the
Department through the confessional.
The Attack ON Raadad.

NEW YORK, Jan. 20.
A Washington dispatch says kilograms from
Gen. Sheridan at New Orleans .dsavow all
knowledge ON his part of the fillibustering at
tack ON Bagdad, and state that his orders to
subordinate officers have been to preserve
strict neutrality. He disbelieves the popular
account of the affair and considers it a sensa-
tional story.
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Fires.

= ST. LOUIS, No.. Jan. 19.s
Two buildings on Market Street, SectionM,
occupied by clothiers, milliners and others,
were burned this morning. Loss about $4O,-
600. Mostly insured. af9 aota
t ~ BosToN, Jan. 21.
Tufts stable in Charlestown was destroyed
by fire last night with its contents including
eight valuable horses. t7,l
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Cincinnati Markets
CINCINNATI, Jan. 20.

- 9o3 s.t.s7 M CINCINNATI, Jan. 20.
Flour-quiet ,sf - >, - =.
Wheat--unchanged.
Hogs-frmer and in good demand at II 90 a II q
for city dressed holders ask II 20 a II 30. Receipts
5000 head. 4ir.f.T,
Mess Pork-frm at Is 80 for City.
Green Meats-nothing doing. - 20 sl-i5~'+ ii p
Lard-dull; sales at III q 172c for prime city.
Whiskey-sales at 20 free.
Gold 3SS. -ts p oc93FYs g .l4i-is54tE-
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From, .Rsch,,,o,,d.

- -. RICHMOND, VA, Jan. 20.
Pollard was arraigned before the House of
Delegates to-day for a breach of decorum on
the 9Th inst, He was, on motion, reprimand-
ed by the Speaker, and discharged.
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I THE FATHER OF AFAAuLY-The Boston
Traveller is told by correspondent, that Jo-
seph Parker of Stoneham, Me-, who is ninety
years old, has hundred and five grandchild-
rem and great-grandchildren living. Six of
his grandsons and three of his great-grand-
sons were in the Union army. Seven of them
came home without having received wound,
one was wounded in the arm, and one belong
ing to the 18th Maine Regiment, was made
prisoner at Richmond and died at Belle Isle.
The old gentleman is hale and hearty. ~
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RuSErOad accident.

I .TE CINCINNATI, Jan. 20.
The Indianapolis express train collided with
box car at Delhi, this morning, upsettiDg the
engine and causing the death of the engin-
eer. Several others were injured.
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Sale of Raiirood Bonds.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 81.
bonds of the Eaton & Hamilton Railroad. held
by the City of Cincinnati, were sold yesterday
for one hundred thousand dollars cash.
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NEvADA.-Chief Justice Turner of Neve-
da, is now'at New York, and in a speech on
Thursday evening, he called attention to the
fact that the State within five years had Sc
cured thirty-fve thousand population, thirty
six millions of wealth, and sevenIdaily papers,
besides building nine cities and the, finest
roads in the world. He spoke of her wealth,
and mentioned as significant, circumstance,
the fact that out of Virginia City goes daily
now ton of silver bullion. y e ~
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Sailing of a Steamer.

5 HALIFAX, N. S., Feb. 20.
The steamship Asia sailed at four O'Clock
this afternoon, for Boston. A thick fog now
t7.30 P. M. prevails.
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From Fortress monroe.

2 FORTRESS MONROE. Jan. 20.
( The gunboat Chicopee has sailed for Will
mington.
Ex-Gov. Washburn, of Maine, Gen. Cald-
well and Col. Hall have arrived here,
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 20.
The Fenians held demonstration tonight.
Speeches were made by B. Donovan Kellan
and others.
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/ --@Yt ~ NEW YORK, Jan. 81.
The party who sued the editors Of the Pc
lice Gazette for libel, is A. F. Stewart. The
libel is connected with a young French ac-
tress named Natalie Dumos, who recently
Went TO Europe, followed by a New York bro
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The Eggs of PharaOh's Serpents!
A WONDERFUL CHEMICAL TOY. Sold
IA Wholesale and Retail, at
CROSMAN & cos Drug Store,
Jazodxw a1f.H tua 70 Middle St.
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however exceeding the rate of ten per cent. a
year, and all such contracts shall be valid. 1t
also provides for going into immediate effect.l
1t lies over under the rule, to be printed.
Petitions presented and referred. Petition
OF James W. North, and others of Augusta in
aid of the petition of A. D. Brown and others
10y Mr. Williams of Augusta; of John T.
Smith, to be incorporated with others as pro-
of Harpswell); of III. M. Payson, and others
for change of law relating to railroads, bill ac-
companying (by Mr.. Miller of Portand); of
Trustees of North Yarmouth Academy for
increase of funds 10y Mr.. Wagg Of Yarmouth.l
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Miscellaneous Dispatches.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. ~.
The ship Lancaster sailed for Antwerp with
the largest cargo of petroleum ever taken from
the United States in one vessel. Valued at
over 100000 dollars. ry 4i,7s5
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMsHIPs-Thes steam
ship Moravian, Capt. Alton, sailed from this
port for Liverpool at 1 o'clock Sunday morn
ing. ..,,,.fta- 81
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WH1at1G.

BOARD, with furnished rooms (Parlor and Bed
Il Room( in private family, for a gentleman and
wife. References exchanged, 49, 2 80 = r..
Address Lock-Box 1866 Portland p o. rl.-45. r..
I Jan 1S--dH -
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Auction Sales,
SHERIFF'S sale.


CUMBERLAND, IS.
A TrACHED on sundry writs, and win be sold NV
"A consent OF parties, at public auction, on
Thursday, the 25th Day of January
A. D. 1896, at 10 o'clock, AM,
At Store No. 1878 Congress Sire t,
In the City of Portland in said county, the following
personal property, to witt
~, Whiskey, Bourbon Bitters Tinctures, Extracts
xhehleals, Drugs, Perfumery, Tooth Powder,
-. ehts With all those articles usually found In
t ess Drug Store; together with the entire Fur
Sboc oa tne tore-Desks, Scales, Draws, Bottles,
FOUNTAIN "a ssOnes, Cigar Cases. Book Cases, Soda
ms presents rare opportunity for any one wish-
Ing 70 engage IN m this branch of business.
Datedat Portland, January 22d, isee. '''-'
HENRY BAILEY & CO..
Jan z2-u'o Auctioneers
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Lost,

A GREY Squirrel s lin Collar on Wednesday
"a evening, between Paris street and Mechanics
Hall: The finder will be suitably rewarded by leav-
ing the same at this office.
[ Jan 19-d2t