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:, WASHINGTON, Oct 8. =
The adjourned term of the Circnit Court
which was to be held at Richmond was not
held, because it was found that the acts of Con-
gress did not warrant its adjournment from
Norfolk AT the last session the number of
circuits We're reduced to nine, and all Of them
except the first and second materially CHANGED.
1t is thought the old allotment of Chief Justice
and associates to circuits as formerly cohstitut-
ed does not give them jurisdiction In new. 1t
is understood that Chief Justice Chase has
question whether Circuit Courts can be held
this fall in the altered circuits by chief and as
sociate justices and district judges, or by dis
tfict judges alone, will be determined in con
ID Under date of Sept IA, our Consul at Cadiz
writes that "the mail which left the United
States ON Wednesday, Aug. Goth, for this city
andsvieinity, WAS totally destroyed by fire in
transit 1a, from Oerdova to Cadiz, on the evening
stroyed." 3a.4 g a uf ,ss4'lai1' ~ IL l,T-I
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AccDENT.-Two boys driving market wag-
on yesterday morning, were run away with on
State Street. and thrown, out and one was
slightly and the other seriously injured. The
horse ran away with the fore wheels, but was
brought up without any dangerous result
The lad who YVES seriously injured was taken
into Capt Keazer's house, and attended to, and
subsequently taken home on bed -i
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UNITED STATES CoNsULAT

at HALIFAX, N. s., Oct. 1 1866. ~
Hon. l. Wdshbarn, Jr., Collector Of Customs at
Portland, Matne - ls1h safaiQl ~
Dear Sir-Dr. VIM. III. Bell, benevolent
gentleman of this city, has enclosed me ten
dollars to be forwarded to Portland as a con-
tribution from him to the relief Of the suffer-
ers by the late disastrous fire.
beg leave to enclose the same to you to be
applied in accordance with the wishes of DR..
Bell. Very truly, your friend, ,.
M. NJ. JACKSON,
fFf 4gtF = 4Hts u. s, Consul
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New; Yerk I,e,as.

New YORK, Oct. e. q
The loss by the burning of ST. Patricks Ca
thedral in this city does not exceed $70,OO0.-
All valuables were saved, and the walls of the
building were not seriously damaged. Insured
for $4,000. ~ I'll
Only four lives were lost by the disaster to
the steamer Santiago de Cuba, two of the crew
and two steerage passengers.
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ANOTHER RUNAWAY Yesterday afternoon
a horse attached to wagon, whilo going down
Clark Street, became frightened and dashed
down over the banking The occupants of the
wagon, man and two children, one of the lat
ter being only two years old, were thrown ont
and all were injured, the youngest child seri-
ously., The horse was so much injured that he
will probably die. We could not learn the
names of the occupants of the wagon. d IS,
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RIiscellaneeu. Di.pia.,ches...i s..io

| s'Lsis.isi- ls...s3.g SAN FRANcIscoy Oct Z.
hi Mathew Floyd, late of Leavenworth, was
recently killed with seven companions by the
Indians while en- route to Montana. ~ !
. ios.i I9-a5y tlt3alG NEW YORK, Oct 8.
AT fire in Brooklyn, yesterday, the firemen
had fight One man had his nose and one ear
bittenloff, and otherr were badly injured The
department in Brooklyn is conducted on the
volunteer system. q
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FROM MEXICO: .0g
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Tragedy in Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 7.
Last evening VIM. s.. Richardson shot and
killed BENZ. T. Jones, and wsunded George
9erdfich and John Beets. The parties were
engaged In a political quarrel. Richardson
gave himself up, claiming to have acted in
self defence - =,
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LIBERAL OFFER.-Charles E. Jose has offered
to give the city sufficient land from his lot on
the corner of High and Spring Streets, to di-
minish the angle in the roads at that point
Since the establishment of the horse railroad
this corner has been somewhat dangerous for
aar h.
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10 We have made special arrangements to re-
ceiye returns of the elections which take place
to-day in the States of Pennsylvania and Ohio,
and if our arrangements do not fail us, shall
be able to announce in to7morrewjs PREss the
result in these States. y ~ -7t.... .|. .,
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale.
n RG7'e Chance
rIsHE lot of land, with the brick stable and unfin-
Il ished brick dwelling house thereon, corner of
Congress and Smith Streets belonging the estate of
the late Charles E. Beckett, is offered for sale.
strueted after plans and specifications by Harding.
the architect is 50 far advanced that it can be finish
ed In season for occupancy the coming winter if the
work upon 1t is Immediately resumed i3aI =
A better opportunity for procuring an elegant
house in pleasant situation could not be wished for
! Apply to 7t s. B. BECKETT,
Assessors Office, Mechanics Hall;
THOMAS 4. SAWYER,
t9 ta@H4 g14l Head Union Wharf; or
.af| iE Nf,0 JOHN G. PROCTER,
Middle, head of Silver street.
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INsANITY.-An insane man jumped from
window at the Sailors Home Yesterday fore
noon, and ran up to Market Square before he
could be caught The usual crowd of men and
boys were drawn to the scene. tl
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NoDHEADs- We have received from our
friend Roscoe G. Smith of Cornish, his annual
present Of box of splendid apples of the
Nodhead species. No one raises apples of
this kind superior to those of Mr.. Smith.
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Los. of she steamer. Z Evening star.

Loss Of ahc Steamer Evcning STAR.
~ t.. -. !,9 .,a- o SAVANNAH, Oct s. ,
Steamer Evening Star, from New York to
New Orleans, foundered 18O miles East of Ty-
bee, with 250 50passengers and 80 crew. Five of
the crew and Frank Gerard, q passenger,
were saved, aaly,i = 80 - az a
: Second dispatch IA boat from the steamer
Evening Star arrived at Fernandinas Z It left
the steamer with eighteen persons ihclnding
boat capsized nine times. . AT the sixth time,
the Captain was lost. As the steamer Sylvan
Shore left Fernandina, boat was reported to-
be coming in with the purser and engineer Of
the Evening Star. Four boats left the steam
have been swamped. Schooner s. j. Waring,
from New York for Apalachicola, put in siIl-
distress, having thrown overheard partsof her
deckioad. The Waring brought the Chief En-
crew of the steamer Evening Star, picked up
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Rcconsidcrntion or the Rati6cution of the
q Constitutional Amendments by the Ore
gon Legislature. l.iso o. s,a9ai

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct IT,
A dispatch from Salem, Oregon, states that
HarnsdOn offered series of resolutions declar-
ing the action of the House in ratifying the
Constitutional amendment before the admis-
sion of members of Grant County ,tol their
seats, was fraudulent, and by aid Of one Union
member the resolutions were adopted, by the
following vote: Yeas "A; nays 23 The Secre-
tary of State was then requested to transmit
copy of the resolutions to Secretary Seward.
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Murine Disaster.

Asga5 NEW YORK, Oct 8.
Ship -Sebastopol, from Sagua for New York,
was abandoned at sea on the 4th inst. The
captain and crew were rescued by the steam
ship Mississippi, from New Orleans, and
brought to this port this morning,
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BOSTON, Oct. 8.
The wholesale drug store of E. & t. King &
Co., corner of Milk and India streets, was
NEARLY destroyed by fire last night. Loss $4O,-
900; mostly insured. Robert Young, fire.
man, was badly injured by falling from lad
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Dental, Notice

llt..E -~l0 Thisis to inform my friends and pat-
that have associated with in the practice of
DIR. ALBERT EVANS,
Formerly of Bangor skillful dentist Of long experi-
ence, and take pleasure in introducing and recon-
istered when desired. q
oez ,ftti 5ss'tlsJa C: H, OSGOOD, -iadf
oct6dtf n No. Clapp's Block, Congress st.
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: THEATRE.-The new play of Inchivogue at
tracted full house last evening, and was
warmly applauded. 1t will be repeated this
evening
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ATTENTION is called to the advertisement of
a wallet lost, in another column. The loser is
hard working man, and can i'll afford to sus-
tain such loss. th G'iitf
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The attention of persons intending to pur-
chase parlor furniture is called to the notice of
"suit in green for sale." ll
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Political Exciaemen, i'm PhiladeIphia.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct s. 5,
Tremendous excitement exists here over the
: election which takes place tomorrow. Busi-
ness is almost entirely suspended and crowds
throng the street, speculatfng on the probable
result Many bets are being made. Both sides
are confident of success, 'sff1f
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Wanted.
ROY Wanted

OF Parlor Furniture in Green. for sale; may be
" seen at No 8 Winter corner Gray ST., Wednes.
day afternoon or eyenine oc9d2ts
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DOy w duUCU - =
A boUT Is or 16 years old, at grt II
a.o,.e LEWIS Photograph Rooms,
oc'uH IL Market Square.
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WITH PARTICII


n O esat
4sfal A. b. ADAMS, General Agent Maine, q
H. d. lExamine
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Parsons who are purchasing show cases will
find good opportunity at Mr.. Bruins. No. "a
Preble Street. See advertisement.
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LUMBER Observation-Disclosures is invited to
the advertisement in another column of the
Portland Lumber Drying Company, of which
Messrs. Benson & Houghton are the agents.
The building, handsome brick structure, is
located a few rods southwest of the Glass
Works, and is now well fitted with the requi-
site machinery, having commenced operations
yesterday, with capacities for drying $4,000
1eet per diem. We are quite sure that Port
iand mas long experienced the want of an es-
taDiishment of this nature, and we are inform
ed that but one other of the kind exists in the
otate' and that devoted solely to the require
ments of its owners only not being of spfs;-
cient capacity to attend to the wants of ,ho
public in this line.
During the process of drying, the tempera-
ture is brought to the height of 252 deg Far
anheit, and from each one thousand feet of
green lumber, one ton of water is driven. OF
the great advantages in point of durability, and
therefore of economy, of seasoned building
material over green, we need not speak they
are too well known. The easy rates charged
by the company for the seasoning process, will
ensure it large share of the public patronage.
Under the efficient management of Capt. A.
M. Benson, to whose gentlemanly courtesy we
are indebted for an inspection of the works, we
feel positive Of the thorough success of this
needed and enterprising branch OF business.
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ARTISTS material can be obtained at Geyer's,
13 Free street. All the new books are in the
Circulating Library.
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OFFICE OF GRAND TnysK RAILWAY oomrAk ny

OFFICE OF GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY COMPANY1
s--- nioF CANADA,11 81. aa
AZ k,ti..aI Portland, Sept, oath, 1866
THE holders of the Atlantic q st. Lawrence Rail-
i road Mortgage Bonds, which matured the 1st
April last notified that the einterest for six months
to list October next, will be paid and after that
date that upon the Bonds which have been extend.
ed, at the places indicated in the coupons;-that
upon the Bonds which have not been extended at this
Office where the Bonds must be presented, to have
the interest endorsed.
Further notice isgiven that the Company are pre-
pared to extend their Bonds for period Of five years.
from April ls last with the option to the Company to
pay at an earlier date on giving sx months public
tice, by annexing sheet of coupons to the old
Bonds thus preserving the same security to the holder
G. E. BARRETT,
sep25-eodis3wst ! AA{ n. a Local Treasurar.
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Lost, Str0yed or Stolen

TNHE man who agreed to- and was paid for, sprink-
ling Commercial street the present season. Any
information concerning him will be gratefully re-
ceived by his BEREAyED FRIENDS.
aef4-dkt
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81 Assist ant Quartermastef's D. Office, U. s. "A. 1
13a Faneuil Hall Square, Boston, Sept %, lsG6. !
DROPOSAIS will be received at this office tniil
! WEDNESDAY, Oct. l0tor furnishing Wood and
Coal as iolows:- - '-tsAs- - - u
1870 tons Anthracite Coal Egg size delivered at Fort
Warren, Boston Harlbor. Z sF4HiAt.9
1875 tons Anthracite Coal egg size delivered at Fort
Independence, Boston Harb0r.
100 tons Anthracite Coal, egg size delivered atFort
Constitution, Portsmouth, n. II. s4.. &c
15o cordr merchantabie Hard Wood, delivered at
Fort Warren, Boston Hafbor. asJ
Fort Constitution, Portsmouth, N. H. ~ 1
90 cords Merchantabhe Hard Wood, delivered at
Fort Cleary, kittery, Maine.
30 cords Merchantable Hard Wood, delivered at
Fort PEBBLE, PortlaHd Maihe.8s IL 10
230 cords Merchantablc Hard Wood, delivered at
Fort Sullivan, Eastport, Maine. I'aEt
The Coal to weigh 2240 lbs to the ton; to be OF best
quality, subject to inspection, and aceompanied by
proper certificates Of Weighs. - ~
The wood subje to measurement and inspection
on delivery 3Is-51faf 10 Lu
Security bids will be received for either Coal OF
Wood, or for any or all OF the Posts designate
:. Bidders viii state how soon the delivery qan be
A copy of this advertisement should be annexed
to the proposal, (which must be made upon blank
orms to be obtained at this office. EndoI Sc envelope
Proposals for Fuel" and address, I 4
B,eye' Major JOHN W. McKIM, -
octSd3t Assistant Quartermaster U. s. A.
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nY-The G. T. Road, Portland & Kennebec, Maine
Central, Portland s. Rochester Railroads will convey
passengers to the Fair for HALF FARE the round
rates. oct4dtd
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Good chance for trader-house and shop
combined. See advertisement.
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House and Land at Auction.

lscs, will be sold the two stored house and lot
at the corner of Dantorth and Maple streets. Said
house is in perfect repair, with eight finished rooms
and plenty OF hard aud soft water. Lot AZ feet by
623. HENRY BAILEY s. CO., Auctioneers
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hi The Cholera and Yellsw Fever.
. 4.sfrsrr :, New ORLRANs, Oct. 8.
Eight deaths by yellow fever and seventeen
by cholera within the last 48 hours. Tg,ll s4.
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WHEREAS. William T. Hilliard has petitioned
Nv the City Council to discontinue a portion of
Franklin Street between Middle and Fore Streets;
and whereas said petition referred by the CITY
Council Sept 81 1866, to the undersigned for them to
consider and act upon, therefore tFf
Notice is hereby given to all parties interested that
the Joint Standing Committee of the City Council on
laying out new streets will meet to hear the parties
and view the proposed way the seventeenth ay of
October 1866 at four o'clock in the afternoon at the
corner Of Middle and Franklin Streets and viii then
and there proceed to determine and adudge whether
the public convenience requires said street or way To
be discontinued. $50 ,.s.a
Given under our hands this eighth day of October,
"A. ID. 1866. zAa sfznSa f7-.1T
AUG. e. STEVENS, At.s
EDMUND PHINNEY, Committee
AMBROSE GIDDINGS. on
JOS. BRADFORD, I LAYING Out
f+ uHf ELIAS CHASE, New Streets
w. P. FILES,
October 0, 1866. div 4
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Dea,h Of modore stoch,on.

g - 70 PRINCETON, N. j., Oct. 8.
! Com. Stockton died last night at ten o'clock.
Funeral on "Wednesday, 10th inst.
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& MHTARY.-Brig. Gen. H. G. Thomas has
been appointed Major in 41st Regiment of U.
s. Infantry. sfH.l...
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Pocket Book Lost !!

this city, yesterday afternoon, Calf Skin P0ck-
ct Book, with the owners name in fall on the in
side, containing about hundred dollars in bills
among which was fifty dollar bill on the Merchants
Bank, of this city told issue) The balance of the
money was in National Bank bills! There were some
papers in the pocket book, of value to any but
the owner. liberal reward will be paid to any one
VINO viii return the same To the undersigned at Fa-
MOUTH or give information leading its recovery n
~. s,fo - :, ALVIN LEIGHTON. N.el
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y HO w @ A = T. .. &C.,
Manufactured to Order.
TIME undersigned has engaged at his Cabinet shop
l. No. % Preble street, the services of Mr.. JOHN
MERRY. askillful Show Case maker, and is prepar-
ed to fill all orders in the best style al the lowest
going rates. diis N tMf ~ fiTTe
M. N. BRUINS,
Oct 9-eodiw No. 23 Preble St, Jup stairs)
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Attention! = 9hlG
DREbLE q I.AIHABlSE can I've found at their
aro ,r LEV sGmd, No. Sumner Street, where thcy
shotPes 20 DO all KINDS of Joiner work. at the
or Tunhr M; Ihoss WHO arc in want of bndiugs
thr nlace No GO wSll to give us cf Don't forget
seps-d2m* PRERrE
Bricks for Sale.
DOTH OLD and NEW, corner f,u,oho,,.ua
ID Washington Streets. 71TA1 anu
.sepz'dzw~ ,l-. = E. P. MASON,
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$25 Reavnrd.

A Cow Strayed OF Stolen! q,
LARGE red Cow, in good order, strayed or was
Astolen on Wednesday the I'd inst, from the prem
tses of the subscriber, Lafayette St., Mum oy Hill
Pol tland. Any pers returning the Cow or giving
information that will lead to her recovery. shall have
the above ,eward of twenty-iv dollars
oet9dtw* - ~ ? JOHN CURTIS
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From New Orleans.

zfh NEW, ORLEANS, Oct.
T The Picayune does not deny the statement
of joining its adhesion to the Constitutional
amendment, and this morning re-pdblishes
that document. ga / 3ttti
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Proposals for Wood and Coal.

A BED ROOM with board for a single gen; eInan,
IA Address "a. b." Box 2095 P o. 4 oe9dJtsf q,
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THE MAINE STATE PRESS, is published at the
anne place every THURSDAY morning At S2 100 year,
Invariably in advance.
RATES OF ADvERTIsING.-One inch OF space, In
eIgth OF column, constitutes square"
Si.5O per square daily first week % cents per
week alter; three insertions, or less, $1OO contnu"
ng every other day after first week, 90 cents
Halt square, three insertions or less 70 cents ono
week, $500; SO cents per week after.
Under head of 'AMUsEMENTs," $500 per square
per week; three insertions or less, $1.6O.
Advertisements inserted in the "MAINE STATE
PRESS" (which has large circulation in every par
of the Sate) for $100 per square for first insertion
and 30 cents per square for each subsequent nser-
tiou.
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HOuse and Shon for Sale.

TIME good, modern built three stoIied building on
Il the corner of York and Tate Streets The house
is conveniently arranged for two families and has an
abundance of hard and soft water. The basement is
of brick, used shoe store but the location is
very desirable for any kind of retail business Apply
to tls.s et.s@ w. H. JERRIS, :
Real Estate Agent.
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FOulll.

A Cape Elizabeth on the 30th ult., Dory about liz
"A feet long, painted straw color, with blue stripe
The owner can have the same by calling on j. H.
LlTTLEJOHN, Cape Elizabeth, proving property
and paying charges n oct3-d1ws
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, Notice to LOggers.

WANTED, teams to log on Magalloway River, in
good locations. Camps an built a. IN.
Apply to II. III. WHEELER, Berlin Falls N. H. (;
Steam Mills, Bethel, Me-; or j. H. HAMLEN, head
Hobsons Wharf, Portland Me. / s, oc9-l3tSwtf
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Annual MQat;p~

rTNHE annual meeting of the Portland Benevolent
Il Society will be had at the Portland Five Cents
Savings Bank, Wednesday Oct 10th 1865. At o,cik
p. NJ, for the choice of officers and any other bnsi
sept28-dtd MARTIN GORE, Secretary
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..ft. = Wanted, etA
GOAT and Vest Makers, at u lCEk 81
" j. E. FERNALD & son,
oc9d1w 20 -sP9sis FsL Union Hall, S5 Free st.

r Wanted. io., .4E
Z; A SITTING and Bed Rom, furnished for sim
IA gle gentleman, without board. ~ % rf1t
Address E. M. Box 1886 P. o. iiii Int oc9d3t.
To Bui1derS.---Dimen Lumber.
rINHE Bethel Steam Mill Co. are prepared to furnish
L dimension Timber at short notice.
. j. HI. KAMLEN, AgL,
f .aa1--.--. 292 Commercial Street,
oc9-3w Head Hobson's Wharf.
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Notice to Land Holders. q
MFR. O'DUROCHER Bililder, is prepared to fake
NA contracts for building, either by JOB OF ~
DAY WORK. Can furnish First Class Workmen
and material Of all description. ss
Residence, AMERICAN HOUSE,. 4-'nt
August 18th, 1860 aue20-tf
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assssa83E .Es.s2ys a NEW YORK. Oct. z
Times of that city severely .denouncesl Mayor
Monroe and is, preparing to support the Con-
stitutional amendment. ~ EFn Sst
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~ 4s- horticultural Show.
FI,HE Portland Horticultural Society will hold its
Il Fall Exhibition of Fruits, F0wefs, and Vegeta-
bles at Temperance Hall Congress near head of Green
Street, on Tuesday next OCTOBER 9Th, to be opened
for visitors at O'Clock p. nj. o. .l3I
Lists of the premiums may be had CT the Treasurer,
Saml ROlfe Esq, Chestnut street, nearly opposite
the Methodist church.
Samples intended for premiums, should be handed
In by u O'Clock NJ. of the exhibition. Per Order
oct4-dtd N ifrill iii s. B. BECKETT, Secy.
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THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS is published
every day, Sunday excepted,l at No. 1 Printers
xohange, commercial Street, Portland, by N. A.
TRRMs:-Eight Dollars a naar I'm advance
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Notice.

DERS0NS clearing the ruins or digging cellars can
find good place to deposit their rubbish on
Franklin Wharf. s. ROUNDS,
septl0-dtf Wharfnger.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-01-19
UNITED STATES J.UEkAl.
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TINS popular .loqrnal, Which was incorp
rated with 1HE WoKKI>G FARMER ut the
beglnnng Of the war. we rr~p'se to asun
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In a separate ft,m. II VIII be lseu, erery
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W IL lie flied with the best ARTICLES and TENS
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thus those rura readers, who are impatient
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1t will likewise be our am to G. rcnicle all
new Inventions and Improvements in the ap-
pliances of agriculture, ard pres Mt in our
columns englav ngS OF such machines and i'm
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