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Reception of General Sheridan at New
ark, N. j. and New York.

NEW YORK, Sept %.
General Sheridan was enthusiastically re-
ceived at Newark, n. j. A convention of the
Newark Council met him at Brunswick.
On arriving at Newark an immense concourse
OF people was found assembled, who cheered
the General tremendously. A procession es-
corted him to the City Hall, where brief
speeches were made, after which he was escort
ed to the Mayors residence for collation., and
subsequently left for New York, arriving here
at five O'Clock and proceeded to the Fifth ave-
nue. Hotel. Gov. Ward, of New Jersey, &C
cSompaned him as far as Jersey City,. No pub
lie demonstration will be made until, Monday
night, when the General visits the Union
League, escorted by, probably, 10000 veteran
soldiers. The building will be illuminated,
speeches delivered, and a splendid banquet
partaken OF Governor Cusln, Secretrry Stan
ton, and Gems. Hancock and Sickles are expect
cd to be present. There will probably be a
public reception at the Union League House
on Tuesday, for the benefit of the ladies.
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ST. DoMIEeo, Sept. 10.
Miscellaneous Dispatches.


New YORK, Sept. %.
The Herald's Leavenworth special of the 9th
states that 400 Indians, consisting of Apaches,
Arapahoes, Kiowas, Camanches and q few
Cheyennes are assembled sixty miles south of
Fort Larned waiting for the peace commission.
MINNEAPOLIS, Sept. %.
Rev. Ed. Dunbar, a Baptist Minister, was ar
resed yesterday on charge of bigamy, and
was committed in default of bonds.
ALBANY, N. Y, Sept. 90.
The locomotives Trivoli and Sampson collid-
ed yesterday afternoon at East Albany, and
both nearly demolished. Engineer Hoag was
probably fatally injured.
CINCINNATI, Sept. %.
Two men entered the cars of the Ohio s. Mis-
sissippi railroad at Seymour, Ind, and robbed
the safe of the Adams Express Company of
$4,000. The robbers escaped.
PITTsBURG, Pa, Sept. 80
A fire this morning ut Salway's Malt-house
entirely destroyed the building and contents.
Loss On stock, ten thousand dollars; buildings
and stock partially insured.
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FassCELLAN cots.
Phe Western half of the
Great National T9aInE Lime
across the Continent.

Being constructed with the AID and SUPERv1S-
ION OF THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT,
Is destined to be one of the most portant lines of
communication in the world as it is the sole link
between the Pacific Coast and the Great Interior
Basin, over which the immense overland travel must
pass, and the
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ITO purchase in the vicinity of Portland, a good
two story house, containing not esss than ten
rooms; stable, carriage house, together with from
i've to twenty acres of good land. Must be on some
Railroad line.
Apply at the Counting Room of the DAILY
PRESS. sepeOdff
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WASHINGTON, Sept 49,
The Secretary of the Treasury has received
a notification from the Executors of the will of
Captain Ralph S. Fritz, late of San Francisco,
that the said Testator has left to the United
States the sum of $4,000 in trust to be applied
toward cancelling the National debt.
The terms agreed upon for the settlement of
business between the United States and Fra
zier, Trenholm & Co. are perfectly satisfactory
to this Government. The defendants, by their
counsel, acknowledge the principles of public
law claimed by the Government, and provide
for securing TO it all the property.
The Commissioner General of the Land Of
flee has received intelligence of the opening,
on the 9Th inst of Land Office for the district
of Montana at Helena. The applications for
the entry of mineral lands is increasing.
superintendent Head writes the Indian Bu-
reau from Great Salt Lake, that Black Hawk
had pledged himself to use all his influence to
stop further depredations to visit his own land
at once and stop all hostilities, and Immediate
iy thereafter see the other hostile tribes and in
duce them to do likewise, and meet Head with
his own Indians and others on the united re-
servation within six or eight weeks.
Gen. Sickles is ordered to await orders at
New York.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 20.
The crop reports of the Department of Agri-
culture, for August and September, have Just
been issued. The August reports give general
averages for the several STATES from the ap-
proxlmate estimates of correspondent, of
CROPS then harvested, as compared with those
of 1866, together with the current condition OF
the growing crops, while the September table
pertain chiefly to the full crops. The August
returns show a uniform reduction in the gene
raj average of wheat as compared with the July
figures, and the September estimates of the
wheat harvested, as compared with The crop of
1866, drop the figures somewhat lower in a
Dumbet of States which is attributable to bad
weather. While harvesting in some sections
the grain was found TO be shriveled, and
threshed out less to the acre than was antic-
pated. The leading wheat growing States re-
port the following percentage of increase at the
close of the harvest: Ohio $50. Indiana SO. Mi
chigan 49, Wisconsin II. Minnesota 25, Illinois
IL, Iowa 90 Missouri 40. Kentu ;ky,24 West
Virginia co. Virginia SO. Texas 40. Georgia so
Arkansas As, New York IA, PENNSYLVANIA 40:
only Kansas and Texas show a falling off from
last year. The amount of these crops for the
current year will be more accurately shown by
the reports due for October LIST. The prospects
of the corn crop continue to improve. and #
the frost holds off the general crop NAV be a
fair one. While a number of States return low
estimates, Others, particularly the Southern
States, show marked Improvement over last
year.
The cotton crop promised well up to Sept ,m-
Der LIST, when the worms were appearing, and
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NEW YORK, Sept. %.
Venezuela advices to the 4th instant, state
that President Falcon has formed new cabi-
net Reports from Apure say that Dssidents
has been defeated at the capital of that State
and General Vuemoz reinstated in the Presi-
dency.
Advices from Hayti to the 9Th inst state that
the country was in an extraordinary state of
agitation. Gold was fabulously high, and pro-
visions scarce; flour was $40 in gold per barrel,
and 81 Haytian dollars were only fourth of
one Spanish silver dellar. The Cacos were
still in arms against Solnave and had pillaged
Delmori, a town in the South.
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Two Houses and 25 Valuable II ouse
Lots la WestbrOOk at Auction.

ON TUESDAY, October list, at O'Clock p. M, L
~ shall sell valuable one and alf ST nv house
ana barn on Stevens z aims Said house is finished
throughout, eight rooms, good cellar, good wa'er-
i ~. contains ABOUT half acre OF splendid garden
di,1a on which is lteen fruit trees in bearing
in ahi 5Israwherry bed, CuTans, G0Oseberries &C.,
Ala o',t uec Horse cars run past The door.
inisho'I 81 oile ana haif story house, has hVo
ams lam, AMI four unfinished rooms. The ioT con-
vonn, e1,yJ ohe-haf an acre, on which is several
vor,i 81 y large Strawberry bed with up-
;tI; " q thousand plants. Is pleasantly Situated
"i I, i4ir minutes walk Of the horse ears
nl u,teiy after the sale of the boye rro,,ort,
VIII De sold about twenty-five valuable b.uc Nc ~
aee continuation of Pleasant Street on ~ i lUs Oh
vicinity Of Portland. 'o'' i" 'ne
This sale offers splendid opportunity to nartios "a
provide themselves with a superior HI use lot The
land is good the best for garden or fruIi irceS
Terms will be easy, AMI superior advantages offered
t. parties wishing 70 build.
For railroad tickets or particulars, apply TO
septi5 til +. o. BAILEY, Auct.
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Attempt at rznraIer and su;cide.

BOSTON, Sept. 30.
A man, giving his name as Babcock, from
Cincinnati, in a fit of jealousy shot at a woman
three times, in house of ill-fame in this city,
TINS evening, but she escaped unframed He
then shot himself in the face, and stabbed him
sell three times in the side with knife, in
a ng wounds which will probably prove
1atal He was taken to the hospital Before
committing the act he wrote letter to his
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NEW ORLEANS, Sept. e.
Cotton-easier; sales 325 bales; Low Middling
at 1Ss 19e; receipts 27 bales; exports 5S8 bales.
Sales oil the week 1925 bales; receipts 1888 bales;
ports 2207 bales Stock in port 49, 1862 bales. Gold
144i. Sterling Exchange at 156 a 159. New York
sight Exchange q 4c premium.
CHARLIE ToN, S. c., Sept &c.
Cotton lower; sales So bales receipts 100 bales
Middling uplands at 19c.
SAVANNAH, Ca, Sept. &c.
The Cotton market closed dull and dropping; sales
of 1872 bales; Middling uplands at 2OI a 21c. Re-
ceipts 937 bales; stock in port 1882 bales.
AUGUSTA Ga, Sept. 26.
Cottonvery active but prices easier; sales 400
bales; strict Middlings at 19c receipts 262 bales.
MOBILE, Sept &C.
Cotton-in fair demand; saies 1000 bales; Low
Middling at 2OIc; receipts 1909 bales.
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Chicago iflarJyetA.

CHICAGO, H., Sept. %.
Flour active and shade lower; Spring extras s 90
"a 10 30. Wheat-No. 2 advanced a 1tc sales at
81 g 50; No. dull and unchanged. Corn heavy
and declined u y &c; sales at 03 a 1904. Barley
declined a DC; sales at 10 a 70 for No. q Pork
duh at % rs for mess. Lard firm; sales at 135c.
Receipts-12 900 bbls. flour. $4,000 bush. wheat,
10000 bush. corn, 100000 bush. oats. Shipments
1900 bills -four, 142 900 bush wheat l5i 900 bush.
corn, 162, 900 BUSH oats
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SpriMgfield EIclr,s

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Sept. %.
A three mile race on the Connecticut at this
CITY this afternoon. for the champion colors of
the river, between the J. F. Tapley and j. ".
Dickinson, six-oared boats was won by the for
mer in 1910.
A base ball match at this city this afternoon
between the EAGLE club of Florence, and the
Hampdens of this city, was won by the former,
30 to d
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WANTED AGE NTS = S75 to $500 per
w month, everywhere, male and female, to intro
'duce throughout the United States the GENUINE
IMPROVED COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEWING
MACHINE. This machine will stitch, hem, tell,
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Stitch Every second stitch be cut and still the
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CAUTIoN-Do not be imposed upon by other par
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the same name otherwise. Ours is the only genu-
inc and really practical cheap machine manufactured.
September 2. DAWN
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snccch OF esovernor escarx.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 49,
Governor Geary said in speech, last night
Il hear from good authority thatAndrew John
son will prevent Congress from assembling,
and call his Maryland troops to his aid. If he
does that, will call the sons of Pennsylvania
to my aid, and Ikno,o that three hundred thou
sand will come and give secession such a blow
as will make disunion stagger."
There was never such a turnout before in
PHILADELPHIA
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From California.

SAN FRANcIsco, Sept. 49,
Among the passengers by the next steamer
East VIII be Senator Corbtt of Oregon, and
Congressman Highly OF California.
The report that the managers of the Central
and Pacific Railroad have purchased the Cali
fornia Central Railroad is untrue. The pur-
chase was of all the rolling stock of road as a
sheriff's sale made foreclosure of mortgage.
The receipts at the Treasury for the last ten
were over 81 100000.
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NEW YORK, Sept. 2S-6 P. M
Money rather easier at a per cent. Gold dull
at 1434. Governments heavy. Stocks animated and
higher. The business to-day at the Sub-Treasury
was as foows Receipts, Sails, AGO; payments, 81,
07320O balance, $l14 473. The export of specie
to Europe to-day was $50, 900
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EUROPE.
NEWS By THE oAnLE

FLORENCE, Sept 26.
Serious riots have broken out at Udine, 60
miles from Venice. Armed bands paraded the
streets clamoring for revolution. These bands
were largely composed of Garbaldian yolun-
teers who had been compelled to fly from the
Roman frontier by the ltalion troops.
GENEVA, Sept q.
Crowds OF men assembled in the streets yes
terday and loudly cried for the release of Carl
badi. Some violence was done, but no one
was injured.
FLORENCE, Sept. q.
The partisans of Garibaldi creating tu-
mults in various parts of Italy for the purpose
OF obtaining the release of their leader. 1t is
reported that the King is about to issue proc
lamation calling extraordinary session of
Parliament.
DUBLIN, Sept q.
Fears are entertained that the Fenians here
emboldened by the success of the mob at Man
chester, will make a similar effort to release
Capt. Moriarty, who is now undergoing SEN
tence OF imprisonment. The government is
taking all necessary precautions against such
an attempt Forty Eenian conyicts who have
hitherto been imprisoned in Irish tails have
been sent to Portland, England, for safe keep
ing.
LONDON, Sept. q.
OWNS TO the report that a supposed Fenian
vessel bad been seen off the county of Kerry,
the government has despatched number of
gunboats to guard the southern and western
coast of Ireland.
MARsEILLEs, Sept. q.
Adyces from Constantinople state that Omar
Pacha has withdrawn his resignation, and will
remain at Canea shoulI the Sublime Porte de-
sire him to retain his command.
LONDON, Sept. 2S-Noon.
Reports from Italy are very conflicting, The
latest dispatches mention serious riots at Mo-
dena Milan, Genoa and Naples. Garibaldi is
going to Caprera, The Pope sent message to
Napoleon thanking him for the arrest OF Carl
baldi
MANCHESTER, Sept. 27-Evening.
Inc police are very active in arresting per-
sons believed to be implicated in the recent
Fenian riot. Scores have been apprehended
since the last report. The prisoners are all dis
charged, however, as fast examined by the
court, nothing being proved to warrant deten-
ton, nor has anything as to the plans of the
Fenian organization been ELECTED.
LONDON, Sept 2S.'
The first race at Newmarket, yesterday, was
won by "Frida,' and the second by Athena"
Eenlan rumorS are still current, IL is an
nouneed this morning that another Fenian
cruiser was recently seen about the Irish coast.
The government is taking every precaution to
prevent any outbreak.
New YORK, Sept. 49, =,
A Constantinople special of the 9th, to the
Tribune states that the Russian Minister'S de-
mands for the cession of Crete to Greece and
equality to Christians, being refused the Rus
sian Ambassador, Gen. Ignateff, went to make
a report to the Gar He has lust returned to
this city. The Gar declines to see the Sultan
there being nothing agreeable to say Neither
party recedes from its position.
Accounts from Athens state that a LARGE
party in Greece favors deposing the King and
proclaiming Republic under the protectorate
OF the United States, or to annex it as three
States
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,r, GL0UcESTER, Sept. g.
The shore feet have met with better luck during
The present week, and several vessels have brought
IN good fares. few days fishing gives them q bet
ter stock than OF the vessels That have been in
The Bay all the season. Telegraph.
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WANTED.
ROarders Wanted
Wante,

X FEW Gentlemen boaiders, OF gentleman and
TAwife can be accommodated at No. 20 Myrtle St.
September &c. diff
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New Y DIRK, Sept. 2S.
The Weekly Bank Statement will show a decrease
IN loans of S2,S5,3i5; increase in specie 1878 500
increase In circulation S9oS27 decrease in deposits
S4,l6f.5s9; decrease in legal tenders, $1,717,S5g.
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Railroad Accident and loss of life.

HARTFORD, Conn., sept. %
Mrs. Henrietta Steertzing, German woman
% years of age, was instantly killed last even,
ing ~ while walking on the track OF the Hartford
q New Haven railroad near Hawthorne street.
IA Sn"vel train of fourteen cars passed over her
blame is attached to the railroad company.
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BY BURGESS a. 60.
New Houses and Land Mt Auotio

New Houses and Land at Auction.
IN WEDNESDAY,, October %, at o'clock Z. M +,
~ on the premises, Nos. 20 and 20 Smith Street,
two new houses, containing twelve each, wat
cred by one of the best springs in the city, the prem
iscS being desirable account OF location. Only
live minutes walk TO the q. T. Il. II. Depot or city
HAIL They are suitable for boarding houses, private
residences, or tenement houses, renting fol $9r0.-
sale. IT 4 RTIRGESs Nnct
September o. dtd '' '
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sAco, Sept. 2s.
ter, run on arccb near Wood Island this morn.
ing, and sunk. She is total loss. Crew saved
PROVIDENCE, r. l., Sept. %
The schooner Argus, of and for Somerset.
with q cargo of iron, went on Brentons reel
last night and filed. The crew were taken off
Fall River
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Guardians sale.

MOIlCE Is hereby given that by virtue ola license
1Nnom the Probate Court of Cumberland C9u l
snatl sell, at public privarc sale, as may &c @
Gu best Tor all concefned,o Monday INC oo' cSs NJ
VIM. II. Jerris, No 2s2 congress street n
certain parcel land in said Pof.t ,,ah n rider
Eleanor M Elder and Georgianpa EiaeI, nihor
Of John Elder ate Portland dee. nG cd f The
particulars iu"s JOHN HAYDEN, Guardian.
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Groceries Mt AuctioD

4 ~ MONDAY September so,b 7 .1ou cal, % oe
-, ne an assortment of Groceries cors;stins OF
"a. A9olco' ~ gars, Mustard, iiaisins Soap SaleT-
S,S Sne1in iarstar, Spices, Coffee, Clottcs Pins
stow; Shoe and sernbbing Brushes Figs, Paper and
Also small stock of Ready Made clo,,fno
~ Sale at 81 O'Clock P. Nj. 70 aecoIamonas{o cro-
GERS. II. o. BAn,EY A..
September 20. ltd hu'''
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us - VISA, sewing Machine. the oni

/ machne IN existence by WHICH seWed boot or
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ines of boots and shoes. 200 pairs be made with
ease by one man, with one machine, in ten hours.
These shoes axe precedence OF all others in the mar
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chimes, with competent men to set them in opera
OF license apply to GORDON MCKAY, Agent, Bath
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AUCTION sALra.


IN WEDNESDAY, October l2d al IL O'Clock
- M, at the corner OF New Pearl Street and Ash
mt Avenue, shall sell loo of Stone, Lumber,
S,tl,te CAPS ana Sills, thirty six Window Frame
bur, LET three inches by two feet nine inches, for
"'eN buildings, Sc. Sale Positive.
sep,enho. 40 T. o. BAILEY, Auei.
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First Mortgage thirty Year, Six
per Gent. Coupon Bonds.

Principal nua Interest payable in Gold
Coin, in New York city. They are in sums OF ST.
900 each, with semi-ainual gold coupons attached,
and selling for the present at pa per cent and
accrued interest from July LIST added in currency at
which rate they yield nearly
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COpartnership.

THE Subscribers have this day entered into Co
l. partnership under the firm name OF A. Foster &
Co., for the purpose carrying The pyeing bust
ness. The business will be conducted by the firm as
heretofore .a
ABEL FOSTER,
THOMAS FORSYTH.
Portland Spnteinhar Mt 2W&
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n III Il NJ A IL TX II r. y .


Inc total value OF foreign exports from this port
last week, amounted to S74,229 co. Included in the
shipments were 4,20S bbls -four, III bags wheat, %
IONS SHORTS % bls OIL hhds tobacco, 151 bdls pa
per, % sides leather, 5000 bricks, bdls. arooms,
box betting, bale dry goods, pkgs drugs, 5cases
soap, cases envelopes cases books, do leather,
pkgs copper, cases sundry mdse
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DR.. D. still continues to Extract .'ecth by ELEc-
rRIGITY WITHOUT PAIN. Persons having decayod
teeth or stumps they wish to have removed - reset
ting he would give polite invitation to call
Superior ELECTRO MAGNETIC MACHINES for sa 1,
or family use, With thorough instructions.
DIR. ID. can accommodate few patients with bond
gnd treatment at his house.
Office hours from o'clock A. NJ. to ~ NJ, from
to p. NJ, and to in the evening.
Consultation Tree. nOyltf
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HAVANA, Sept. q.
Sugar more active at 81 a 81 reals for No. ~ Po-
tatoe,45. Onions 81. Bacon 81. Exchange unclang-
ell. English brig Elizabeth chartered to load for New
York with mOlasses at IS 80 per hOgshead
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Uon.I..erc,at.-.Escr Gable

LIVERPOOL Sept 27
Cotton heavy but unchanged; sales 10000 bales
Mddl ng uplands Ssd Orleans Sd. The Brokers'
Circular reports the sales for the past week to have
been &c 900 bales, of which 10000 baeswere for ex
port and 1900 Tor speculation. The stock in port is
so, 900 bales of which 25s, 900 bales American
Breadstuffs-Elour firmer. California Wheat adj
vanced to 14s.- orn unchanged; 42s for new Mixed
Western. Provsions-Lard advanced Cd; sales al
SIS for American. Produce-Spirits Turpentine Cd
lower; quoted at 2Ss for American. Talow 81 high
and selling OF As Cd for American.
LONDON, Sept. 27-Evening.
C6nsols at "a ZIG for money.
AMERICAN SECURITIES.-The following are The
current quotations for American securities: United
States 5-20s at ~ 1916; Illinois Central shares n
Erie Railroad shares 40I.
FRANKFoRT, Sept. 27-Evening
United States 5-20's closed at 7G8.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 27-Evening.
Cotton closed dull owing to uniavorable advices
from Manchester; sales 900 bales; prices I'M
changed Breadstuffs firm. Wheat las Id for Cali
fornia. Other articles unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, Sept 29-Noon.
Cotton--firm and unchanged ;EEsales to-day ,000
bales. Breatistufis very firm.
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WAntcd.
Wanted.
Cont. Pant and Vest NIaIers

A GENTS to canvass Tor the
IA "MAGIC CLEANSING CREAM,
Apply to N. M. PERKINS & CO.,
june7dtf No Free ST., Portland. Me
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Cincinnati w ar.lefs.
Southern Markets,

CINCINNATI, Sept. IS.
Provisions dull; mess pork offered at "a co.. Bulk
meats offered TO a limited extent at 124 a HE B;i-
con at 49, @ f5;c. Lard in demand at 131 a 1880,