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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-09-21

SAVANNAH, Sept. 20.
The Republican contains an order from Gen
Pope assigning the election to October Goth,
by all registered voters. The election is for or
against convention, and for delegates to the
convention if such is carried.
RICHMOND, VA, Sept 20.
Another suit was commenced to-day against
the Richmond, Fredericksburg &c Potomac H.
X. Co. by negro for non-admission to a first
class car, on ticket purchased in New York.
The Company are determined to stand trial I'm
order that test may be made for the govern
me mt of Southern railroad companies.
Gen. MuliOrd enters on his duties as COllec-
tor of Internal Revenue Oct. 1st
The thermometer in the shade to-day stood
at 95.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 90 "a
Gen. Mower has issued an order similar 10
that of Gen. Candy regarding the confederaies
self-exied but since returned and now subject
to parole.
The interments during the last "a hours end
ing at O'Clock this morning were &C.
COLUMBUS, GA, Sept 90
The steamboat Chipol;,, on the Chattahoo-
che river, bound to this place, exploded her
boiler Is miles below here yesterday afternoon.
Six persons, two white and four colored, all
employees ON the boat were killed. The pas
ssengers were all saved The boat is a 10 tai
loss
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Collision Of Steamers.
PEOPLES LINE STEAMSHIP OFFICE,


-s.s New York, Sept. 20.
The steamboats, Dean Richmond and G. Van
derbilt cOllided about o'clock near Rondout,
the Vanderbilt striking the Richmond on the
starboard side near the forward gangway, cut
ting her hull and causing the Richmond to
sink in about fifty minutes. The passengers
about lao in number, togther with the crew,
were all saved. The Richmond had a small
cargo composed principally of butter and
cheese, and small lots of other goods. The loss
on the cargo is small. Efforts will be at once
made to raise the Richmond.
The Richmond was bound down and the
Vanderbilt up the river. The damage to the
hull of the Richmond was notIvery extensive
Immediately after the collision the passengers
of both vessels were transferred to the steamer
Drew and brought up to this city this morn
ing. The Vanderbilt returned to New Yorl
much shattered The scene on board the Deal
Richmond was frightful. The passengers be-
lieved that the vessel was about to sink The
affair will be officially investigated.
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Canadian AGairs.

TORONTO, Sept. 90.
Adrian Hovey, one of the New York forgers,
was before the Court again to-day on demand
OF the United States tor his extradition The
case was postponed until the oath
DIR. Blackburn, of yellow fever notoriety left
Canada for New Orleans yesterday, having Gb-
tanned permission to return under the late am
nesty proclamation.
QUEBEC, C. E., Sept. 20.
The troop shin Himalya, which sailed on the
18th ult. with the 169th rifles on board, is re-
ported detained at quarantine island from the
prevalence of Asiatic cholera
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Indian A6aIrs.

NEW YORK, Sept. 90 .
The Herald has the following important
special dispatch, dated North Platte, Nebras
ka, via Omaha, Sept. 10Th 1.-The peace COM
mission held council with Spotted Tail, Tur-
key Leg and other chiefs to-day. The Ind an
ultimatum is the withdrawal of the troops from
the Powder river country and abandonment of
the Smoky Hill loute and the Pacific Railroad
They also demand guns, ammunition and pres
ents. The commission will reply tomorrow.
War seems inevitable now"
Dispatches from the North Platte confirm
the announcement that the Indians demand
the total evacuation of their country and the
abandonment of both the Pacific Railroads, or
they will wage war of determination.
.GRiQ5hM tEt ST. LOUIS, Sept 20.
A special dispatch from Omaha fsays John
w. Smith, the last resident Of the country of
the Crow Indians, has just returned from Fort
Phil Kearney. He charges Judge Kenney,
special Indian agent at Fort Kearney, with
fraud in his dealings with the Crow Indians,
compelling them to remain in the Sioux coun-
try against their will for the purpose of re-
cruiting trade; that the annuities, amounting
to $4,000, promised three years ago. were never
paid, and that the goods sold at Kenney's own
store to the Indians were furnished by the
Government for free distribution.
slt i.sHi7 ~ SIS ELLSWORTH, Kansas, Sopt. 20,
The camp of Thomas Parker, the railroad
contractor for forty-six miles above Fort
Hayes, was attacked by Indians yesterday at
noon Forty indians were in the camp at the
time. Parker and Ave men were killed, and
five mortally wounded. Eight Indians were
killed. Parker's body was pierced by fifteen
bullets, lances and arrow wounds.
The report of the scalping of Mr.. Sharpe, of
the firm of Shaw & Sharpe, is untrue, but five
men of their party were killed ON Monday.
Two brothers named Farrell were arrested at
Fort Harker to-day, charged with the murder
of Frank johnson a few days ago.
The railroad track of the Union Pacific Rail
road, eastern division, is rapidly progressing,
and has now reached a point fifteen miles from
Fort Hayes -
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.N...a.tr -s.f HAVANA, Sept. IA.
The market for Sugar continues dull and few tram
sactons have taken place for of the tenacity
OF holders who will not decline from their figures for
Nos II and u, at 81 12t a. S71, which basis quo
tations are given as nomina-say fer whites through
S7l do; browns 81 l2t az IS do; cuenruchs, Nos
TO 10 do, SO rs a. 80; Muscovado, small Stock and
prices remain firm at SO so a. SIX for common to
strong refining, and grocery qualities at 81 90 "a 60
do. - l.-. - .lsf.stt 5sI.fhrGF
Shipments during the week hence and from Matan-
pean and other ports-leaving stocks at Havana and
Maanzs equal 204 5i2 boxes and 874 hhds. against
hhds. 70 81 '
Molasses-At outport deliveries stands firm at AZ
90 4! rails ~ keg for cayed and 81 az 81 do for Mus
covadoes. At Cardenas few contracts have been
made for crop, to be delivered early in the
son, at the current rates OF the past week.
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NEW YORK, Sept. 20.
distillery in Navy street, near York, this
morning was damaged by fire, which was caus-
ed by the ignition of barrel of whiskey from
one of the men holding u light too near it,
Two men were so badly burned that it is doubt
full if they survive.
CHATTANOOGA, Sept. 20.
The Crutchfield House was totally destroyed
by fire at o'clock this evening The fire was
caused by the breaking of u lamp in the oil
room. Little furniture was saved except in
the lower story Loss about $I5O.OOO: insured
Tor $4,000, in the Etna of Hartford, Home of
New York, and other companies.
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Gen. sheridan a, Harrisburg.

HARRISBURG, Penn, Sept 30
Gen. Sheridan took breakfast at the depot
here this morning, and, although only hall
hours notice was given OF his coming, an i'm.
mense crowd assembled to receive and wei
come him, Gov. Geary introduced him to the
assemblage in highly eulogistic terms, during
which he was frequently interrupted by ap
plause, and at the close enthusiastic cheers
were given for Gen. Sheridan. The Genera
briefly responded, returning thanks to tn,
Governor and citizens for their kindness.
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-.. BOSTON, Sept. 20.
The steamship Ontario arrived shortly after
midnight, making the passage from Liverpool
III ten days and six hours. She brought SO
cabin and 200 steerage passengers and large
cargo.
Robert A. Saunders, foreman of fire engine
company No. 2, of Chelsea, was killed vest er-
day while returning from a firemen's muster
at Lowell. He was found on the track, proba-
bly, having been knocked off the train by a
bridge.
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new York MARKET.

-. ... s.s NEW YORK, Sept. 20.
Cotton-dull; sales 700 bales; Middling uplands
at 244 a 25c. -...es.
Flour-dull; sales is, 500 bbls. State at % 9 926
round hoop Ohio at 10 90 "a 10 80; Western at %
ferior. as mas
Wheat-dull; sales $500 BUSH; Spring 2 20 a
2 %; State 2 80: White California s. q 49,
Countless active; sales "a 900 bush.; Mixed West
ern "a "a 1 26.
Oats-dull; sales $4,000 bush. Ohio M q TIC.
Beef-steady.
Pork-heavy; sales $3.50 bbls.; new mess at "a 15@
M55. ifHt
Lard-steady; sales 100 bbls. at 1871 a 14sc.
Sugar-heavy; sales $50 hhds. MuscOvadO at 115 a
12Sc; 100 boxes Havana at 13c.
Freights to Liyerpool-quiet.
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WANTED - AGENTS = S75 to 5000 pc
WV month. eyeryWhere, male and female 10 inlrl

WANTED y AG ENTS $50 to $500 per
w month, everywhere male and female, TO intro
ducc throughout the United States, the GENUINE
IMPROVED COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEWING
MACHINE. This machine will STITCH hem, fell,
tuck, quilt, bind, braid and embrOider in the most
superior manner. Price only $18. Fully warranted
for4ive years. We will pay 900 for any machine
that viii sew stronger, more beautiful, or more
elastic seam than ours. 1t makes the Elastic Lock
Stitch" Every second stitch be cut, and still the
cloth cannot be pulled apart without tearing it. We
pay agents SIS to 5000 per month and expenses,
commission from which twice that amount can be
made. Address .e q ga. u -..
SECOMB Il co Cleveland, Ohio.
CAUTION DO not be imposed upon by other par
ties palmng off worthless cast-irOn machines under
the same name otherwise. Ours is the only genu
inc and really practical cheap machine manufactured
September 2. d&W1m
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Trotting Horse for Sale.

q The well known Trotting Horse ''SA r.
In DINE" is for sale at j. w. Robinson's
H~N Livery Stable, South Street. He was
-4AZ4 driven last tall by Foster Palmer one-balf
mile in %. By David Averill, ESQ.,. last summer
in Common wagon, mile in 252. He is an easy
rotter under the saddle, kind in all harness. afraid
OF nothing and stands without hitching He is
bright bay, stands 10 q hands high and weighs 1860
pounds. g.. Ia. f.t Ht.
For terms, &C., apply to j. w. Robinson or + N
Jordan, clerk with Mathews a. Thomas. He is
CITY. ..as ~ --t t sept4dti
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or at the rate of two millions per annum, of which
more than three ourts net profit on less than 100
mil worked. This is upon the actual, legitimate
traffic ofthe road with its terminus in the mountains,
and with only the normal ratio of government trans
pOrtaon and exclusive of the materials carried for
the further extension of the road.
The Company's interest liabilities during the same
period were less than SIPS 900.
Add to this an ever-expanding through traffic and
the proportions ofthe future business become I'm
menSe. sit.if1f
The Company are authorized to continue their line
eastward until it shall meet and connect with the
roads now building east OF the Rocky Mountain ran
ges. Assuming that they will build and control haI
the entire distance between San Francisco and the
Missouri River, as now seems probable, the United
States will have invested in the completion of
miles $2S ,593 900, or at the average rate of
$35 200 per milc-nOt including an absolute grant
of 10 900 900 acres OF the Public lands. BY be-
coming joint investor in the magnificent enterprise
and by waving its first lien in favor of First Mort
gage Bondhoiders, the General Government IN, effect
in0ites the cooperation of private capitalists, and
has carefully guarded their interests against all or
binary contingencies. t. Hl>tt} 't9
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n iii e. III A IL TX L. r. 8 a..
Financial.

NEW YORK, Sept. 20--G p. M.
Money very active and stringent at per cent
Gold closed steady at the quotation. Foreign Elk
change firmer but very quiet at 1904 l093 There
was general improvement i'm Railroad Stocks at he
close. Government securities dull and weak. Min.
ing shares generally lower.
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EUROPE.
rsws nv THE CABLE

.. .a MANCHESTER, Sept. 19-Noon.
Quite serious Fenian riot occnrred in this
city to-day, resulting in the killing and wonnd-
ing of several persons. While q strong police
escort were conducting the Fenian Kelley re-
Gently arrested in this city, and Deary from the
Jail to the railroad depot, preparatory to their
removal to Dublin for trial, it was attacked by
amob of people armed with clubs, stones and
firearms. A desperate battle ensued for
time, when the police, finding themselves over
powered, gave way, and the prisoners were res
cued by the mob and carried off in triumph
The city is now quiet. One Policeman was
killed and several others injured. Many riot
ers was also badly injured. A proclamation
was Immediately issued by the authorities Of
fering q reverb of $500 for the recapture of
the prisoners.
MANCHESTER, Sept. 19-2P.M.
Up to this hour six persons have been ar
rested for participating in the riot
% :. LONDON, Sept 19-Evening.
kilograms have been received from Man
chester up to o'clock this afternoon, and an
nounce that the rescued prisoners are still at
large. though it is thought they cannot have
escaped from the city. Many rioters have been
arrested.
LONDON, Sept. 49,
contradictory stories in regard to the war in
Crete still prevail. The Greeks deny that the
Turks have been successful in their battles
with the Cretans.
The second meeting of the Pan-Anglcan
Synod was held yesterday at the Archiepisco-
pal palace at Lambeth.
juret QUEENSTOWN, Sept 1872 p. NJ.
The steamship Detroit which recently sailed
from Shields for San Francisco, put into this
port leaking to-day, having experienced rough
weather.
VIENNA, Sept. 10.
The Press. this morning, in leading article,
says that the United States had declined to
mediate in the Crete troubles
BERLIN, Sept. 10.
The Minister of Finance, Baron Won Der
Heidi, presented his budget in Parliament to-
day. The national income for the year is esti-
mated at 52,000,000 thalers, and expenditures
72,O00,000. The deficit is to be shared between
Prussia, Saxony, &c.
NEW YORK, Sept. 20.
A cable special to the Evening Telegram,
dated Manchester Goth, 8 A. NJ. says the city
was quiet all night, but the police were vigil
liant to prevent the escape of the prisoners
All avenues are closely watched Several sus-
pected parties were arrested during the night;
some were taken out of their beds. !. 1t is re-
ported that Kelley was recaptured, but it is not
confirmed. The outbreak completely surprised
the Government. A strong force is being mus
tered to prevent further disturbances. One
policeman is reported to have died last night
and several rioters were badly injured and
probably killed, but were carried off by the
mob. 1t is impossible to ascertain how many
lives were lost
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Chicago Markets

"N CHICAGO, ILL.,, Sept. 90
Flour active; Spring extras so a 10 50. Wheat
a. S5t; No. at 81 a. SCI. Corn active at an ad-
of "a 2c sales No. at Oh % 05l, and o.
a. 05t for No. g Oats active at advance OF "a
1tc closing at 53Jc Rye active at decline of 2s,
closing firm at 10 for No. /, and No. at H. Bar
ley active sales at 80 for No. 1. Mess Pork nomi-
nal at "a 90 (dl "a 20,
Reeeipts-l33, 900 bush. wheat 900 bush. corn,
80 900 BUSH oats 1900 hogs. Spments-S900 600 bush.
wheat, 81, 900 bush corn, OF 900 bush. oats.
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Vote on the New Maryland Constitution.

BALTIMORE, Sept 20.
Partial returns from most OF the counties OF
the State foot up a majority of 5000 for the new
constitution, in addition to the majority in this
city, which was 10,5Sl Some counties are yet
TO be heard from, but they win increase the
Al
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Cincinnati Markets.

CINCINNATI, Sept 0.
Whiskey 35c with little doing. Provisions firmer
and unchanged, with little demand for any articles
Bulk Meats 10 "a 15c small lois could be bought for
less; sugar cured Hams frmer; sales at % a 2ic;
Lard firm and unchanged; sales at 13ic, with little
aInl
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CommercIai---Per Gable.

LONDON, Sept. 19-Evening.
The regular weekly returns of the Bank Of Eng
land, published this evening, show that the bullion
in the vaults has increased Ei50000 sterling since the
last report. The excess of specie now hand over
the of circulating notes Of the bank is great
than ever before s ~ 'it
LIVERPOOL, Sept 1872 p. M. :
The market for American Produce is quiet and
steady. Lard advanced 3d. and now quoted at 53s
Cd. Cheese declined to 53s for midlling American.
Spirits Turpentine declined TO 29s Cd.
LONDON, Sept. 19-Evening.
Consols closed at 943 for money.
AMERICAN SECURITIEs.-The following the
current quotations for American securities: United
States 52os 70; Illinois Central shares 77i Erie Rail-
road shares Al.
FRANKFORT, Sept. 19-Evening.
United States 5-2O's closed at 76t.
LIVERPOOL. Sept. 19-Evening.
Notwithstanding the moderate activity in Cotton
prices declined fully I'll all de criptons; sales ~
900 bales.
-u .at LIVERPOOL, Sept. 20.
The Brokers' Circular reports the sales for the past
week to have been 900 bales of which 81 900 bales
were for spectators and exporters; sales to-day
timated at 10000 bales; Mddlings % a 9sd.
tn Yokohama Market.
Japanez Tea was quoted at $2i a % Y pcul, Silk
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Guardian,s dale

NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue ola license
IN from the Probate Court of Cumberland County
ed best for all concernedon Monday tho 30th day of
September next, at 10 O'Clock M. at the Office OF
VIM. II. Jerris, No. 282 Congress Street, Portland,
certain parcel of land in said Portland, situated on
Union and Fore Streets, belonging toSarah II. Elder
Eleanor M. Elder and Georgianna Elder minor heirs
OF John Elder, late OF Portland, deceased. Further
n'8a JOHN HAYDEN, Guardian.
Aug 2S, 1867. aug2s-,itd
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Disaster to u. 81. steamer shubricL.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. H.
The United States steamer Shubrick went
ashore on the 9Th inst, in fog, thirty miles
below Cape Meridocino. Ii is not known if 81 g
can be saved.
Legal tenders 50 IL 70.
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New Bedf.rd ON market.

Aa&hFa e NEW BEDFORD, Sept. 49,,
There is inquiry for both Sperm and Wnal a,e. ~
Sperm have been made at BE- 16 and holders are not
disposed to accept less than that fgure sales have
been made of 676 bbls. Sperm 20 manuiacturers Oh
terms not made public. . -, Il oron..,.
In Whale sales have been made to-day OF 25Oo bills
Northern for manufacture at Toe " gal, and yester-
day sales made Of 260 bbs additonai 10 Iha1 e
In Whalebone o sale has been made in New York
of 600 lbs Arctic at 81 20 " b. currency-Stand-
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r OTIS II and IS feet frontage 81 feet deep, West
Inside Plum st. .tlrH @ur' t N. BLAKE
September 49, d1ws 1903 Federal st.
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Gioueestef Fish Market.

- GLOUCESTER, Sept. 20.
Georges Codfsh-Market little dull and prices
slightly declined; last sales at Sc % % quintal Mack
erel-Bay continue in very light receipt; about 600
met with quick sales; we quote sales of No. I at
$40 30 " bbl.; No. at $12 70; No. at 80 80 ~ Dbl.
Shore are very scarce and the market is firm; sales
at SIS 90 Y Dbl. for No. 1, and $13 90 for No. p
Fresh Halibut-sales at SIS % cwt. Smoked Halib9t
at &c " fb for new. Cod Liver O-sales at SOC $ gal
lOn,-lAdvertiaar. - :. :
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machine in existence by which q sewcd boot Of
shoe CAL be made Adapted to all kinds, STYLES and
sizes IF b. ots and shoes. 200 pairs can be made with
ease BY one man, with one machine, in ten hours
These shoes he precedence of all others in the mar
ket and are MAJ substantially the cost OF peg
ging In use by Az the leading manufacturers. ma
chimes with connect mt to set them M , opIa
tion, furnished at one uays notice Fos gent. Bath
OF license apply to CORD, IN Mch All 10. ,l6m
strnet Rosfou Macs
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For Sale Chap.

LARGE lot OF Slab Wood and III En- MAYBURY,
No. IS COmmerciaI 81. .oa wolnutcta Inquire
OF THOS Ct,NDON.. tror, on1 CO Wa, e.. sale
Also, best gna ahov o. places. sun "'o' io'
x,so Lumber ofall kinds; all OF which will be de-
,ivered free to any part OF the city.
DAN'L MAYBURY,-
aue27d1mA = TH0S. CONDOR.
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Cook Wanted,

WANTED, for Custom Work. The highest prices
w paid to first class hands, A boy to learn the
trade wanted, at A. ID. REEVES,
Aug19-d4w -t3 tit's'.'' &c Free Street.
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THO Company Uller l0r SAFE, through US, LheT
First Mortgage Thirty Year, Six
per Cent. Coupon Bonds,

~
per Cent. Coupon ROnds,
Principal and Interest payable in Gold
Coin, in New York city. They are in sums of 81 )
900 each, with semi-annual gold coupons attached,
and are selling for the present at 95 per cent. and
accrued interest from July LIST added in currency at
which rate they yield nearly sag
Nine per Gent. upon ihe Investment.
These Bonds authorized by act of Congress, are is
sued only the work progresses, and to the
mount Only as the Bonds granted by the Govern
ment and represent, in all cases, the first lien upon
completed, equipped, and productive railroad in
which have been invested Government subsidies,
stock subscriptions, donations. surplus earnings etc.,
and which is worth more than three times the amount
of First Mortgage Bonds which be issued upon it.
The Central Pacific First Mortgage Bonds have all
the assurances, sanctions and guarantees of the Pa
cific Railroad Act OF Congress, and have in addition
several noticeable advantages all other classes
of railroad bonds.
FIRsT-Tbey the superior claim upon altogether
the most vital and valuable portion of the through
line. .ll
SECOND Beside the fullest benefit of the Govern
ment subsidy, (which is subordinate lien,) tn,
road receives the benefit OF large donations
from California. n .I..s
THIRD-Fully half the whole cost oil grading 500
mil 3 eastward OF San Fran isco is concentrated
upon the $50 miles now about completed.
FOURTH-A local business already yielding three
fold the annual interest liabilities, with advan
tageous rates payable in coin.
FIFrH-The principal well as the interest OF its
Bonds being payable in coin, upon legally bind
ing agreement. tt
Having carefully investigated the resources, pro-
gress, and prospects of the road, and the manage
ment of the Companys affairs, we cordially recon-
mend these Bonds 10 Trustees. Executors, Institu-
tons, and Others as eminontly sssd and reliable
renaunerdttoe form OF permanent Investment.
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Hayann Market.

NEW ORLEANS. Sept 90
Coton-dull and unsettled sales 100 bales; receipts
i77l bales; exports 1893 bales; Low Middlmgs at
21ic; stock in port II, 61S bales.
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Wanted.
Wanted.
Coat. Pant and Vest Makers

A GENTS to canvass Tor the
"A '5MAlsIC CLEANSING CREAM,
Apply to N. M. PERKINS g. CO.,
iune7dtf f|- .lra No . Free st., Portland. Me-
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COMPREHENSIVE.
Copartnership Notice.

GEORGE l.. DAMON. has this day been admitted
II as a partner hi our firm. The business will be
conducted, as heretofore, under the firm name O.
G. STAPLES & SON.