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Valuable Real Estate for Sale.
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INHE lot OF land, with the brick stable and unfin-
Il ished brick dwelling house thereon, corner OF
Congress and Smith Streets belonging the estate
the late Charles +. Beckett, is offered tor sale.
The lot is about 100 by A eet and the house, con-
structed after plans and specifications by Harding,
inc architect is 70 far advanced that it be finish
Gu IN season for occupancy the coming winter ii the
work upon it is Immediately resumed 80 ~
Z, A better Opportunity Tor procuring an elegant
mouse In pleasant situation could not be wished
Apply to ~ 8. B. BECKETT,
.-- Assessors Office, Mechanics Hall;
3 u Y FgN sf THOMAS I. SAWYER,
Head Union Wharf; or
H@ & 'l JOHN G. PROCTOR,
Middle. head of Silver street.
oc9-tillnov1O
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DIED..

In Danville, Oct. 10, Emily j. daughter Of obar,ez
Ill. Cobb, ESQ.,, aged IL years 10 months
IN "estport, Oct l., Olive P. Hodgdon, aged 10
In Manchester. N, H. Oct 10, Miss Mary Ellen.
,caughter OF Rev. N. Brooks fJrmerly OF Ba h. aged
FL years. - "sS"
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~ T." AANG'S aia
PREPARED PRESCRIPTION,
tMADE FROM THE PRESCRIPTION OF REV. CHAs.
+. KING, M. D. L. L. D., Gel - :
is confidently presented to the public for the Preye
ton and cure OF ri
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apAsrsTaG OF OCEAN rGAMERs
:! y ri N Il N EWS
pORT OF PORTLAND.

"Wednesday, October "a.
a ARRIVED.
Steamer Dirigo, Sherwood New York
Barque Effort, inewl Hussey, Yarmouth, in tow of
steam tug Warrior. -
Sch Luther Dana. Blake Bay Cha'eur. -3ii
Sch King Fisher, Hodgdon, Bay Chaleur. 1850 bbls
mackerel. ..i -. = N -
Sch VIM Eeane, Duyea, Bay Chaleur, 266 bbls
Sch Waterfall, Cameron, Bay Chaleur, 3i6 bbls BE-
Sch M Sewal Sewall, Bay Chaleur. 100 BIB g.
Sch Greenwood, Jewett, Bay Chaleur 100 bbls
Sch IDA Morton, Winchenbach Waldoboro
Sch Arkansas, Thorndike, Rockland a5.
Sch Utica, Thorndike. Rocklcnd. ..il
CLEARED.
Steamer Dirigo, Sherwood, New York Emery &
Fox. -
Brig Angler H Curtis Norman. Havana-Yea-
ton a. Hale, ani j H Pope. 80
Willard - VI
Chase Cram q Sturdivant - -"
Sch FL d Metcalf, Rogers, New York-R Church II
SAILED --Sehs VIM Arthur, Citizen JAS II Den
Wy. saratoga, w Conn. Barques Ella & Anna
oaran Halc, and Louise, went out, but returned
again toward night.
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Valuable Real Estate on Elm st.
n OR IS ALE.R

comprising over $4,000 foot Of land, together
with Brick Houses, Stable &c. This property is To-
catcu on Em and cumberland streets all slisccptble
feet. " Sc
The above property is offered for sale either in Dor
ions or coilcctively, on liberal terms. Apply to Y
uugzU-u ieD44s 10 JOHN G, PROCTOR Z
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lsRoM OUR connEsposprsr j

IRON OUR CORREsPoNDENT TItNa
BoOTHBAY Oct 15-Ar. sch Andes. Idnna,, from
Bangor for Boxbury - - ' ~
. oct l1-Ar, sch i've Branch. Noble, FIN Calais for
, Oct Is Ar, sch Annie West, Hodsdon, fm Bay st
c., oct iSIAr schs Maddocks, Hodgdon. Boston:
Silver Lake, Reed, P.rtsmouth o'''''
Oct 2o-Ar, sch Mary, Anderson Gloucester
OCT 2l-Ar, schs Frank Barker, Tibbetts. 0louees
ter; Dac0tah, Vantasle Banks N''o'e'-
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IMPORTS.
EXPORTS.

NEWPORT, e. Barque Minnie Campbell = zoos
tons coal. Montreal DC an Steamship Co. q .,a
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DISASTERS.


Brig Hattie, tof Befastl Niekerson, from Lingan,
Cb, for Charleston, was iaen in with 18th inst Of
Georges Bank, In a sinking condition, having expe
nenced severe gale in the gulf which lasted four
Gays. The captain and crew were taken OF and
LANDED At Holmes Hole by brig Geo L. from Turks
brig Thomas Owen, Pettengil'. at New York from
NueEtas, reports, Oct 18th and 18TH experienced
s snS giles, during which carried away ibbo an
viii, s,na iced from st Andrews NIB for Havana
WI III put into Philadelphia 23d inst dismasi
Wl sebaSs,s na sOr had severe gale on the 4th
Ra nrg M rntl Bramhall, at New York rom
i5tb' dnrnT sybicb expe fenced rough weather
$4,000 It lumber off deck AeaVy sea ana lost
Brig j West, Hutchines FIN ,.,..x,
saco was abandoned and the Crew b SU iSf
to New York IN harIue Confess, from P;~ Ipiought
The w put into Hampton Roads KIN mo 70 J,a :1o
and sailed again after efectng repairs. ON ths s.
n lat 80 70, Ion IS, while lying to In NE e ,ae th
dsmasted and filled, and after remaining on was
ed as above. eie rescu-
s. Bar9ue Gushing, (of Stockton) Rogers. as dave
,ed =; New orleans tor Bordeaux, arrived at NYoTS
IN oisLess, having experienced succession Of
tbivg TosSa ass, sweeping decks and washing ever
lung nosdDie overheard: also sprunp aleak
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Statement Of the Condition l.
OF THE sfr L.tl.a g
YO7ahceTs Dc NeaU York Fire
L Insurance Company,
ssft,-,sr Jnly 4. 1866. 49,, .-.. a..


AA&A1, al paul Ii. 80. $500 ,O00,00
ASSETS. a5ia s'ra
Bonds and Mortgages. . aka ooo M
United States Bonds OF 1881, mo S00' M
United States 500 Bonds. ..., INK on az
United States $40 Treas. Notes. ri G2S az
New York State Bonds. -. 20 ~
Westchester County Bonds, ,.. S0 nm ''o0
Interest Accrued but not DUE y SSs 81
PREMIUMS Outstanding and in hands
Cash on hand and In Banks . . oS' 1917 az
Company AIUperty,. .................,,... O0O-
savage and Reinsurance due the Co. !. b14 1855
Total Assets. $3.50. $6al on. 60
Losses In process of adjustment. .$34b4soo
sig VIM C0NN0R, JR, Vice President,
r,.-s- JOHN w. MURRAY, Secretary -
City and County of and ! $50
ss"te or New York, b. 4 f5fsd
,sss and Sworn to before me- this 18th july
GEO. I. HAws, Notary Public New York CITY 4
- John e. Dow & Son, Agents.
sep29-eod&w1m Ell fa -.
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ST0JstnbIe BsSiId6ssg Lot
NEAR THE
tLlhl New Dark, for Sale.

The SsOede1sbOgOiG9s Church Lot,
CONTAINING about y 600 square feet on Con-
~ gress Stree, just above Hampshiro Street. ID Of
rare opportunity is here offered to any one wish
ing to build in tho vicinity Of the Park.
Apply to either Of the Committee,
y j. f. FERNALD,
= DAVID TUCKER,
A. -. q. j. P. BAXTER,
Or WM.H. FERRIS, Real Estate Broker, at Rail
road Office, under Lancaster Hall.
August 90, 1896. diff
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Lots 5o,. Sue

LOtS 1OT Safe.
Only IA GEMS per Feet asI
EuNELY located Lots on the Eastern Promenade.
l. in Lots to suit purchasers A-o'e"A"e'
Aiso me LOIS on Congress between High and State
Streets ana on Deering street, III Lots to suit p,rcis
M EA MS, Real Estate Agent,
.us,k a. AZ Railroad Office, opposite Preblc House.
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Ar at Newcastle, NSw, Aug 4. ship Dublin, May
hew Melbourne =
Sid Aug7, barque Den Cobb, Goff San Francisco /;
18th, sch Centaur, Bowker, do.
Az Sydney, NSW. LIST nit, ship Ellen Southland,
Howe, for Shanghae ldg.
Callao. ati 80 -
Ar at st Helena Sept 8, barque Nesto~, Cloutman,
Calcutta, and sailed 18th for Boston.
SID I'm Girgend 26th ult, barque Lemuel, Ray, for
Boston. VT. =
Sid finn callao 2sd ult, ship Juliet Trundy. Allen,
Chnchas.
Ar at St Thomas nth inst barque Antelope White.
for New York. y ~
Hoyt Rosron ~0fS - - - - 'SNs
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SPOKEN.

SPOKEN.
june 20, lat SAT N, ion s8 90 E, ship Caledonia
Coster, nom Bassein tor Falmouth, e. -7T'
Aug u lat 81 43 s, Ion 81 80 E, ship nona Lunt,
II DAYS from singapore for London. s9--'- ~
nom Singapore fl London -~oA"'
oct ~. Lat 80 TO- lon 70 81, brig Merritt, from
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For Sale.

3s- 1890 ~ For Sale. sa. 1a
A DOgT 5000 feet Water and Gas Pipe, to 5 inch
Hinges and Bolts, and to 5 tons Window Weights,
sesesM azes. An wishing stock Of above description
VIII please call before purchasing elsewhere.
80. :. WO0DMAN & LITTLEJOHN,
scpZ al-n % Oak Street, Portland, Me.
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tPer steamer China. at Boston.l

Sid i'm Liverpool 9th Castillian Christall, New Or
leans Union, Dyer, Baltimore: 11th, Corsica Hav-
ener New York. Ironsides, Merrill, do; John Pat
Phladelphia Phineas Pendleton Pendlston Alden
via Cardiff. - . = = - 1870
Cid at London 18th inst Golden Light, Slater, for
Savannah. ~
Ar at Falmouth 18th, John Spear, Stineon, from
Philadelphia for lIavre =
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BS- A New York Herald letter gives the
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