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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 3.
surgeon A. s. Gibson has been detached
nom the Navy Yard at Portsmouth, n. H., and
ordered to the Idaho IsFt
Surgeon Albert c. Gengus is ordered to the
fortsmouth Navy Yard.
Some of the newspapers are wrong IN Their
statement concerning Attorney General stan
| bery'S opinion in the Philadelphia habeas cor
pus case. The truth is he holds that the court
had authority to issue the writ and compel a
return and the production of the body of
| Gormley. In conformity with TINS the Secre-
| tary of the Navy has revoked his former order
| and instructed Col. Selfridge to produce CORN
ly before the court
WASHINGTON, Oct. G
The tenor of all the official information from
Europe is to the effect that recent speeches on
our finances are being used by spectators and
parties hostile to the United States with tha
greatest industry, and with considerable effect
IN depreciating our national credit. that The
United States bonds have fallen very consider.
a h mainly through these Influences within
H Az lbs. Few weeks, and that Ruters Telegraph
1soncy mas manifested the utmost alacrity in
IIiaoeiiiuaIing reports concerning our finances
bearing the worst construction and even an
absurd rumor has found its way into Europe
ana mas gained considerable credence, that the
NoEemDer interest due on our bonds is to be
pad by the Secretary of the Treasury in GREEN
backs instead of gold.
10 these statements and reports an official
reply has been furnished, that practically an
expression on this subject is useless, as no one
can reasonably doubt that even with mode
rate degree of prosperity the paper currency
of the United States will be on a par with
gold long before the Time the gold bearing Sc
curities of the United States shall be presented
for payment; the first issue of $40 bonds hay
ing yet about IA years to run. Therefore it is
insisted that the present discussion as to
whether the bonds are payable in gold or not,
leads to no practicable good -
The printing bureau of the Treasury Depart
ment is printing fractional currency to the ex-
tent OF $1,000 daily, that amount being neces-
Tor redemption. 81 = - -. 80
zen. Sherman arrived this morning in re-
Spouse to telegram from the President, and
called upon MIN and Gen Grant.
senior Romero yesterday took leave of the
RESIDENT and subsequently, called at the State
Department to present Senior Marischal. the
Secretary OF the Legation, as Charge d'Afaires
of the Mexican Republic
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From 81. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. g.
Gen. Sherman left for Washington yester-
day.
There were two cases of cholera to-day. The
Mayor has issued proclamation declaring the
city free of the epidemic. The average deaths
during its prevalence was less than twenty-five
per day.
Dispatches from Omaha say party of rail-
road thieves. whose operations extended over
the Pacific railroad during the past six months,
has been broken up and most if not all of them
arrested The parties implicated were CON
nected with the road
The Pawnee scouts are highly incensed with
Spotted Tails Indians, and say when they are
mustered out of the United States they will
make war upon them.
A fast freight line is to be established between
the terminus of the Kansas Pacific railroad
and Denver #a &E E5-
The steamer Rem johnson was sunk this
morning in the Missouri river, near Browns
vile, Nebraska ~ : y -
ST. LOUIS Oct 6.
The Indian Peace Commissioners left here
this afternoon for Fort Harker. Gen. Aueur.
who has been appointed ON this commission
during Gen. Sherman's absence. in Washing
ton, has left Omaha and will Join the party on
the route.
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Indian Affairs.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 6.
The steamer Only Chance from Fort Ben
ton, Montana, arrived at Omaha on Friday
night with three million in treasure and 200
passengers
The Indians had stolen some horses from the
North Western Fur Company, near Fort Blu
ford, and killed three men.
The latest information received from Super
intendent Murphy in charge of the Indians
already assembled at Medicine Lodge Creek,
where he remains as a sort of hostage, is to the
following purport! Ae.ts
Little Robe, Medicine Arrow, Bull Bear,
Tall Bull and White Horse Chiefs of the un-
ruly Dog Killers, have promised to come into
the council.
One OF the runners employed by Mr.. Murphy
left Little Robes village Sept %, and had just
arrived. Little Robe promised to come into
the Council, and said that he had been out on
the last raid that he would make. Little Robe
had about $50 warriors with him. and had re-
turned from committing depredations on the
railroad
Mr.. Murphy further telegraphs that Roman
Nose had been in to see him, and went away
promising to be present at the Council
A despatch was received yesterday from Mr.
BEAVERS, dated at Fort Laramie, stating that
Iron Shell Brule Sioux, had come into that
place with all his people. He had since left,
but he promised to be back in time for the
Council in November
Not word had been heard from Red Cloud,
and there are no assurances that this hostile
chief VIII come into the Council.
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MisceIIaneou. Di.pa,che..

New YORK, Oct 8.
The Herald's Montreal special says the town
OF st. Johns, near Rouse's Point, is half de.
stroyed by fire, and the authorities have tele-
graphed for assistance. n
ST. LOUIS, Mo-. Oct. 4.
The first race to-day was won by Maggie
Hunter. Time-1.52 "a, 1.58 1-2. The second
race was postponed after three heats, two of
which were won by Malconb.
CINCINNATI, Oct. a.
The two thieves who entered the car of the
Adams Express Co. ON the Ohio & Mississippi
Railroad, Saturday, garroted the messenger
and stole the contents of the safe, have been
arrested by Detective Pinkerton, and all the
money recovered except $1,000.
BINGH HAMPTON, N. Y, Oct. g.
Thomas j, Gardner, indicted with Dr. j. Ed
ward Turner for burning the Inebriate Asy-
lum in this city, after four days trial has been
acquitted. This also acquits Turner
DETROIT, Mich Oct g.
Gallagher and Davis fought to-day at Fight
ing Island seven miles from here. Davis was
victorious in 45 rounds, knocking Gallagher
out of time. The latter had the best of the
fight until the last round.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Oct. 6.
John I'll. Ilsley, man about 40 years of age,
died in this city of yellow fever to-day He
was from Memphis, Tenn, en- route for Nova
Scotia, and arrived here last night.
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HAVANA, Oct. b.
Dates from the city of Mexico to the 18th
ult. and from Vera Cruz to the I'd inst. have
been received.
The funeral ceremonies over fallen heroes,
and grand military review, were to take place
at Vera Cruz on the LIST, I'd and Sd insts
Raffael Gariea was made Governor and Mil
ltary Commander of the State of Puebla on
the 2lst ult.
The owners of the libeled barque Ocean
Home have rendered the fine imposed, which
was Immediately refunded.
MI OtterburS has arrived here from Mexico.
HAVANA, Oct. 6.
A late arrival from Vera Cruz brings the fol-
lowing news
Father Areiza has been consecrated Bishop
of Morclia.
The wife of Santa Anna has petitioned Juarez
for the release of her husband without trial.
Baron Won Maguns has returned to the city
of Mexico.
Gen. Pavon has been appointed Governor OF
Tamaulipus, and Gen. .Antilon Governor OF
Guanaiaoto.
The property of Sonora has not been confis-
Gated as was reported, but he has been fined
$4,000.
Seven houses in the city of Mexico, owned
by AlmOnte, Romerez, Silicio and Cnbedria
UTaga, and others, have been confiscated by
the Government, and will be sold at auction
Their aggregate value is appraised at 100000.
A storm has prevailed here for the last "A
hours and still continues
The steamers Paris and Virginia have not
arrived. Both are overdue.
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Des,raciive Fires

BosToN, Oct 5.
Fire broke out this morning at No. 1888 Fed
eral street, in the planning mill of Alderman
Jonas Fitch, which destroyed that building
and badly damaged those adjoining. Alder
man Fitch is an extensive house builder, en-
Dloying some two hundred men, and principal
owner of the buildings burned. His loss is
$4,000; mostly insured. Other owners and
occupants lose about $4,000 The buildings
were of wood, and mainly occupied for work
shops.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 8.
The candle factory of w. Ii. Wood g. Co.
was entirely destroyed by fire this morning.
Loss 100000; insured $4,000.
ST.. LOUIS, Oct. 5.
Ellison's foundry on Main street was burned
to-day Loss $4,000
E1ston's safe factory was also burned. Loss
$4,000.
MIEEEAPoLTs MIMI Oct. f.
The Burnett House and five adjoining build
$4,000,
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... LIVERPOOL, Oct. A. p. NJ.
The market for Cotton is quiet and unchanged.
Breadstuns-The market is buoyant and prices are
advancing; new Mixed Western Corn has advanced
To 43s Sd W quarter; California Wheat to IDS Cd y
bushel, and Oats to IS I'd " bushel. Provisions
prime city mess Beef has declined to 1865 P bbl and
Bacon TO As y ewt. for Cumberland cut middles
American Lard has advanced TO 54s Cd p cwt.; Tai
low is quoted at As Sd " cwt. tor American.
800. LIVERPOOL, Oct 4--Evening.
Cotton heavy sales $1,000 bales; Middling uplands
sgd. dstuffs-Wheat, Red Western 10 10d; Corn
firm at 43s Sd. Provisions-Pork U.s.
LONDON. Oct. 6--Noon.
AMERICAN SECURITIEs.-The following are The
current quotations for American securities United
States 520s at 718; Illinois Central shares 76a Erie
Railroad shares Al. Other stocks unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 5-Noon
This being a holiday there is no Cotton MARKET.
Breadstutfs steady. Provisons-Beef declined to
l52s Cd; Cheese to 52s; Bacon 44s Produce-Tailow
45s. Other articles unaltered
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Remarks of Non. =. II. Chase at Column
bus, Ohio.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Oct. 6.
don >. r. Chase arrived here last night and
was enthusiastically received by the citizens.
He made speech, in which he said that while
he was not at liberty to take an active part in
a political canvass, as a,'man and a citizen he
had his opinions, and it would be mere affecta-
ton If on an occasion like this he RETAINED
from saying he abided in the faith and cher
iahed the sympathies they had so often heard
him avow. On Tuesday next he would give
his vote for the candidates of the great party
whose equal rights and exact justice to all men
insists on maintaining inyiolate the public
faith, and he reloiced in the belief that the
noble people whom it had been his pride to
serve in days not long past would ON the one
hand sternly refuse their sanction to any VIC
lation Of the national contracts, and on the
other generously extend the right of suffrage
to all men to whom it is at present unjustly de-
MI
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DiSSOIutiOn

rlsIiE firm Of Gaubert g. Keazer Is this day dis
1 solved By mutual consent, James Keazer sell
fairs Of the late firm will be settled by either part
ner ' t' j. II, GAUBERT
- sep12d1m INA Id relf JAS KEAZEK r
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TIL e Nj A II X Il II s.
Foreign Exports nj Portland.

The total value OF foreign exports from this port
last week, amounted to $12i, 350.02 Included in the
94,S feet lumber, 1873 M shingles 1882 shocks and
heads, 450 hoops 8l2 bdls. do 20 bbls. kerosene
OIL 29 cases shoves, 1923 do lobster nets, 225 cab
Dages Is hhds tobacco, bales paper, bdls. leather
9pkgs cloth, q do. sundry mdse.
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Chicago Markets.

$50 CHICAGO, H., Oct. A.
n az riour 1Im and advanced 10 a 25c; Spring extras
IVY 9 10 90. Wheat steady at an advance OF 90 4c
sales Ne. at IS. Corn active and advanced a
&c sales at 05 "a Oh. Oats active and advanced
"a l3c sales at 5i9c. Rye steady at 80 for No and
l 2S for No. 2. Barley active and advanced a b.
sales at IS for No 2. Provisions quiet. Mess Pork
at "a 90. Lard at 134 al 1890. ~
Recepts-11 900 bbls. flour, 1871 900 bush. wheat,
90, 900 bush. corn, $4,000 bush. oats Shipments
5000 bbs. -four 10000 bush. wheat, ~ 900 bush.
corn, "a 600 bush. oats.
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For Sale i'm SacO.

A FIRST CLASS two story house with lot, situat-
"A Ell ON Main Street. No. 167, next above the Con-
gregational Meeting House, in Saco. The lohatiOn
combines AL the requisites TO make Of the most
pleasant residences in the city State House near
ly new, containing nine finished rooms, haIl I'm CEN
tire, together with stable and out-bulldings. Iot
eontains over 1900 feet of land with garden and
irut trees, ne-half mile from the railroad DEPOT
anu three and one-half miles from Old Orchard
Beach. Will be sold low for cash. Inquire Of
Z -. JOHN q. PROyrER,
OctJdZW Middle ST.. Portland
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Wanted!
Wanted to Rent.

TWO GIRLS to run Sewing Machines at 173 For
Il Street. .,. e ..., GEO., w. RICH & co.
. OctOher6. diff
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For sa'e.

FISH Weighing about 2b0o ,ouna, q, a..
"a whale species Will be on exhibition m Hon
Fash Market 5Is Congress ST., for Jew DAYS. AL
hfs ri, ~ Seneo' fts.tss fr So O.t A. d2tt
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TWO TRIPS PER WEEK.
NEW CURES BY HoFFrS MALT EX TRACT AMI
BEVERAGE OLE HEAITH

NEW CURES BY HOFFS MALT EX TRACT AND
BEVERAGE OF HEALTH.
. way ~, w: ). Brown, Esq, Olean Cass County,
rom hEmOkRHAGE OF THE LUNGS.
May 20, Charles Rhem, Esq, Ninety third street
CHEST. VI "
MAY May 70, MIS-: Walsh Edwards, N Y. Theatre, from
May 49, +, W. Wilkinson, ESQ.,, No. IL, Beaufort
avenue, Brooklyn, rom GENERAL DEBILITY.
Mayl +. Spcher, Esq, No. POS West ,hrty-eighth
street, frem lNCIPlENT CONSUMPTION "a "A
May knupter, Esq, 169 Division street, N. Y ,
ron IRON, OBSTINATE CAIARRH, and his vile from
~, June IL, H. Cohea, Franklin street, N Y.-GEE-
EkAL CONDITION IMPROVED.
June l6. Mrs. Johanna Fuchs IA Spring street n
f.-STRENGrHENEDAF AFTER TYPHUS FEVER.
June 10, A. Knapp, Rochester, N. Y.-LUNGS
STRENGTHENED. - "a. I. ssls.f'I -'.f- lI-sl 7
june 6, Gustav Hume, No. 3s7 Eighth avenue, N.
H.-CANNOT BE WITH0UrIT.
HAS DONE HIM GOOD. -'I-7''
May q, W. NJ. OLIVE, Montreal Canada Is
NEARLY OUT; ORDERS MORE.
Sold everywhere. Persons wishing agencies might
spply to Hoff's Malt Extract Depot Si2 Broadway,
w. f. PHILLIPS & Co. Portland, sole agents for
Maine. Sold by Druggists and Groeers.
October A. dot
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NEW YORK, Oct B.
The EXPRESSES special says an effort will be
made to amend the national law so as to au-
thorize the Secretary of the Treasury and
Comptroller of the Currency to demand bank
statement for any week during theaquarter,
and not at the end of a quarter, as now
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From Kansas.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 4.
A dispatch from Ellsworth, Kansas, saws
that two desperadoes, named Charles John
ston and George Craig, were forcibly taken
from the custody of the officers last night by
citizens and hung.
1t is rumored at Ellsworth that Gen. Butter
heid and Superintendent Murphy are forcibly
held by the Indians now assembled at Medi-
cine Lodge Creek, waiting the arrival of the
Indian Commissioners.
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TIN TYPES.
state OF Maine.

CENTS PER DOZEN
At A. s. DAVIS Photograph Galleries, No. "a
Market Square, opposite Preble Street. iy9tf
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New York, Oct s.
Captain Foster, of the ship w. b. Dinsmore
of Boston, reports, while on voyage from
Shields for Bombay, took fire July 7th.
On the 9Th was taken off by British shin
and again transferred to another ship and taxi
en- 10 st. Helena, where portion of the crew
remained with the American Consul.
The Captain, wife, mate aud remainder of the
crew proceeded to Queenstown.
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Er0nn Rich.n ond,
RICHMOND, Oct. 8

1t is understood that the colored voters here
have agreed to run three whites and two blacks
for the convention. Messrs. Hunnicutt and
Wardwell are two of the whites most promi-
nently named.
A Republican negro meeting in Henrico
county to-day, nominated G. L, Swami for the
convention, throwing out an ex-Federal Colo
Mrs Annie E. Kirby, who has been Gn trial
t9I tile murder of her husband, has been con-
icota ana sentenced to seven years in the Pen
Inc tr,al OF JEFF Davis will certainly take
are ready. He is expected to arrive here about
the 18th inst. i''o hoi' '''"'
The dlstillers around Richmond last month
turned out 10000 gallons of whiskey, while in
July last they only distilled 5000 gallons 'o III
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From the Pacific.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 4.
The steamer Ossipee put into Victoria yes
terday for the benefit of Gen. Rousseau, who
was debiltiated froH sea sickness. The Ossi-
pee encountered head winds and heavy seas
on the passage.
The ships Lookout for New York with $4,000
sacks of wheat, and Vanguard for Liverpool
with $4,000 sacks of wheat, cleared to-day.
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For Lease,

FTvHE valuable hot OF land corner OF Middle and
Plumb Streets, for term OF years. Enquire
OF &C. MITCHELL IL SON,
Aug. 28, 18GG-dtf 1I8 Fore Street.
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New Bedford Oil saarl.e,.

NEW BEDFORD, Oct 5.
Since onr report on Saturday morning last we
hear Of the sales of AS bbs. Sperm al S225 ls GAL
Ion, Of which 10 bDs was for export and the rest
Tor manufacture. In New York 800 bbls Sperm ha )
bee soid Tor manufacture on private terms In
whale there has been sales OF 700 bbls Arctic at 75c
" Sailoh. IN whaebone, sale has been made of
o'Ooo lbs. Arctic at 81 20 p fb.---AIercurg
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e. IN. PATTEN a. co., Auetioneer
OFFICE EXCHANGE STREET.


D, WEDNESDAY, October 9th, at O'Clock, ON
len,s ~, premises in Wnlan, half a mile from Al
conta}nSyae' west Gray, will be SOLD good Farm.
pasture a hty-seyen acres well divided tillaee
convenient and in good order. az "'"r'''
....,,-.. - Also, - '
Far,oi, di'eT the above fifteen ions Uay all the
parii9s a soels household FURNITURE. &c.
aihts scehhS ior good Fam ean iook az tbia
any day previous to sale For pariie|iar I'm ~ .u
apply 70 ID. Young, on the premises Or % IT Pattc,
September Il. David
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The cornerstone of the monument in the
Soldiers Cemetery at Hampton was laid with
appropriate Masonic ceremonies to-day. Sew
eral Masonic lodges, military officials and sew
eral hundred citizens were present
The burial grounds at Falmouth, Norfolk
Yorktown, and vicinity of Suffolk, are being
broken up, and the bodies transferred to this
new cemetery
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$4,000 cS oSi Mixed and H'l'o"
1000 Bushels Southern White Corn.
1000 Bushels Oats. ii
For sale by o'BRIoN, PIERCE 81 co.
October I. diff
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LHOR man OF business Tor SALE House and lot
II corner Chestnut and Cumberland street. The
lot extends ls feet ON Chestnut ST. space Tor block
oftwo houses may be s Id off Also a lot on Church
street. large enough for two houses; Apply to
Oc2l3w. sFseftff W. II. JEhhlS'
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CINCINNATI, Oct 8.
Whiskey unchanged. Provisions frner Mess
Pork "a 90. Bulk Meats firm no sides i'm market ;
shoulders 13c sales 100 900 sides at 15c be deliy
cred at Xenia, Ohio. Bacon firm; shoulders 1872 a.
lie; clear rib sides Isl a Ice. Lard firm and quiet
10
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Notice to Land Holders.

A LEASE of Stable and its fixtures, two very NICE
a horses one new top buggy, and one Jenny Lind
harness, &c. For TERMS apply TO -....,,,x,s
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Wanted.

T7O purchase in the vicinity of Portland, a good
Z i two story house, containing not Less than ten
rooms; stable, carriage house, together with from
five to twenty acres OF good land. Must he ON some
Railroad line. 81 lfi ~ l5 5ilt III iiii
Apply at the Counting Room of the DAILY
PRESS. lfi3'l e 4itat s-l ~ -.' sep20dtf
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nNTuESDAY, October sth at 10 o'clock A. NJ
" shalis II ~ house on corner Of Green and Port
land streets, the furniture in said hnus eonsisting
Of Chamber Sets. Bedst.ads, Mattresses, Toilet
huchen anu Dining Tables, Sofas, Cha RS, Rocking
Parlor Albright, two small Stoves, 6rc, together
with The Kitchen Furniture. F,o BAILEY,
October g. did r.. AuetiOneer
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French Millinery.

HAVING Just returned from New York we are
I1prepared to show our Former Patrons, an the
Public, desirable stock Of Millinery and Fancy
Goods. Consisting of all the Latest French Styles;
which we cffer at low pric $. ...
M sses. WORTH & MAXWELL,
t1t No. 80 Free Street.
Sentember o. 1861 sepl30 DIV
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AIahama Eleet;au

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Oct. 5.
Returns from "a counties, about half of the
State, have been received The Convention
has more than IL 900 votes over the required
one half Sd a-6i
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GOAT, Pant and Vest Makers, at A. r. YORK'S,
kNGBrown g. Hanson's Block, Middle st, opposite ID.
ii. Hays aug26d3m
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Il qure of ' Il ~ sTRoUT
October 5. DIST. $500 . - q
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Lot to Lease.
Corn and Oats,

/ A GOOD Lot on Cross Street, 39xe5 feet. Fourth
IA lot from Middle street. Apply to
w. IL. JERRlS,
October 2. d3w* .-r.. Real Estate Agent.
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For Baltimore.

~ The splendid packet Schooner RUTH
I E1L II. BAKER, Capt Frank knight master,
MIN having part of her cargo engaged, will
A4AkA- sail as above. For freight passage APP
s--sf1z-8h-ply to ORLANDO NICKERSON
Ihree doors from the corner of Lime and CONNER.
cial street. oc4,lIw
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MOBILE, Ala, Oct. &.
There were three interments from yellow
fever during the "A hours ending this evening
SAVANNAH, Oct. G.
The weather is cold and it has been raining
in torrents all day,
Reports from Florida and southwestern Geor-
gia are very gloomy, heavy rains being report
ed.
A heavy freshet at Live Oak washed away
the track of the Atlantic q Gulf railread in
several places. The train due here this morn
ing has not yet arrived. f8s
new ORLEANS, Oct. 8.
The deaths from yellow lever Tor the "a hours
ending this morning were SO. .Fs
eA sOHARLEsToN, Oct g.
The weather is cool and bracing. b iaa 81.
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HAVANA, Oct 8.
Exchange unaltered. Gold long IT. Sugar quiet
anu un' hanged Provisions unchanged. Freights
% @ 100 reals " box and $50 "a 600 p hhd Molasses
400 rea1s - '
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Dissolution.

VNHE Copartnershlp heretofore existing under The
fir "a name OF Wight and Webb, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. The business will be con-
duct as formerly by John T. Webb, who will settle
the accounts of the firm.
ftst- .tfs.g,e af+ 81 asfissl GEO. G. WIGHT, ia
JOHN Il. WEBB.
Brifgton, Sept 20, 1867. fi sept "a. d3w&
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Wanted.
Cook Wanted
Wanted,

A FIRST rate Cook will find "a good and pleasant
n situation by apply ing Immediately at No. II
State street set August rs 1867 f4las lo4-a
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n, LEn'-
To Let.
To Let.
To LET.

A Ohice with two rooms the store No So
ACommercial st, opposite the Thomas Block
Inquire of h1tT# ELBRIDGE GERRY
Or Mcssrs. Coolidge on the premises sep2ldtf
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N duce our new patent STAR SHUTTLE SEW
ING MACHINE. Price $40. 1t uses two threads,
and makes the genuine LOCK SPITclI.I AN other low
priced machines make the Chain Stitch. Exclusive
territory given. Send for Circular. W. g. WILSON
* Co., Mduufdcfvre)s CIEvEI AND Ohio auta,l.m
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San Francisco Mar,.e,.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct 8.
Cotton in fair demand; sales 25O bales; Low Mid
ding at 171 a 1Sc; receipts ,1S6 bales exports 1913
bales. q, "a
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MIR o'DUROCHER Builder. is prepared to take
lNl contracts Tor building, either BY JOB or by
DAY WORK. Can furnish First Class workmsr
and material of all description.
% ~ Residence AMERICAN HOUSE.
a4 fndia Street, Portland.
Z august IT'D, 1866 aug20dtf
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BOARDING.
A Big Fish.

DooMs, With or without board, can be had n, No
III Mayo Street
OctOber2 d1ws ..-grs. ca. "a .---.- u
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A Fine Location

September %, 1867.