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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-09-06

NEW YORK, Sept. 5.
An Omaha letter contains adyices from Fort,
Keariiey, stating that the whole Platte valley
is covered with herds of Buffalo going south
before winter SETS in The Northern Indians
will follow the buffalo, when on reaching the
Platte they are expected to attack our military
posts. The letter is dated Aug. 9th, and the
next few days will be days of anxiety to the
settlers ~
.ss.ys ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Sept. 5.
Omaha dispatches say 100 Butte and Sioux
Indians; under chief named Iron Shell, have
left the hostile camps of Red Cloud and came
to the North Platte and placed themselves un-
der the protection of the Government. Eight
men Were killed and scalped recently on She
Big Sandy. nns alT1. a5g1, - .1I'e-Il-.
Yesterday $S00,G00 in gold dust reached here
from Montana, the largest consignment ever
received at one time. ~. isl ~ I'll u '7f17
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CLEVELAND, o., Sept. g.
The Spiritualists' Convention is still in SEES
sion. The morning was spent in the discus
sion of plans for government and thecon-
duct of lyceum for spiritualistic education.
A wide difference of opinion was shown among
the prominent Spiritualsts present.
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Lana surveys i'm California.

1 - WASHINGTON, Sept. 8.
The Surveyor General of California, in his
annual report, states that he has established
nine surveying mineral districts in that State
The survey of the eleven townships of the
Great and Little Usage Indian lands, eeded to
the United States, show them to be well wat
cred and fertile, the niger portions containing
LINES tone suitable fol building. 49,
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PrODosaIs for Grading.

PROPOSALS. for Grading Mechanic Street, Wool
4 ford's Corner, will be received by the Selectmen
of WesbroOk.
Proposals to be handed in ON or before the 18th
ins liant.
Profile, plan and specifications may be seen till
SEPTEMBER 18th, by application to
4l4l 4 GEO. G. GOODMAN, Chairman
wos. brook Sent x 1857 dtd
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puh1ic School Not;,o

DvHE opening Of the Public s. hools which are to
l. occupy the school house on Chestnut Street, and
poned on acc unit Of the delay In finishing and pre-
pairing the school rooms Timely notice Of the COM
tenement OF these schools will he gwen in all the
deily papers of tho city, All other public schools
ii resume their sessions at the regular time Mon
DEFY, Sept. 3D.. B.slast fs.s NATHAN WEBB,
Portland, Aug 80, diff
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Assignee's saIe--House and Land.

ON Friday, Sept Is, at 8 O'clock P Mon the prem
" lses, we shall sell at public auction house on
Stetson Court, lea ling out of Park st. 1t Is two
stantillly built, in perfect ORDER with abundance of
good hard and soft water. In good neighborhood,
and desirable for residence The lot is 80 by
"a feet. For particulars enquire of Ia.s -
.-...5 .r1 Henry p. DEANE, Assignee, or i.
au24dtd '.- j. S. BAILEY, Auctionter-
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Los. of .Ae steamer George g rom nv, we'll Il

NEW YORK, Sept 8.
"A specialize the Herald, dated off Key West,
Sept. 9th, says the steamer George Cromwell,
from New Orleans for New York, was lost off
Indian Key on the 3D. inst. She broke her
shaft in her stern bearings, leaving her stern
open and causing her to sink. Her passen-
gers, thirty-three in number, were all, saved.
The Geo ge Cromwell had 27O bales of cotton,
which were saved, dry. The other portion Of
her cargo was damaged. Her master homes to
save the vossel by the aid of steam pumps
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WAITED,
Wanted Immediate,r,
10y Wanted.

me who can wriIe a ta,r b.nd = .x.
will be siven steady employment
Sept5-dtf coz congress ST.
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For Sale---One Mile from Port
land.

THE beautiful residence occupied by Rev. W. p
Merrill, situated in Westbrook on the Back
Cove road, known by the name of the MachI gonne
Villa, The grounds are ta-tcluily laid out with
walks. flower beds, splendid evergreens and shade
trees; about 200 pear, apple plum and cherry trees
in bearing; plenty of currents and goosebe ries;
about acre OF stiawberres-raised LOCO quarts
this year. The lot embraces nearly four acres with
streets 60 feet wide all round it. The bulldngs-a
fine house with 10 rooms, French root and clpola,
and piazza round thres sides; warmed with far
mace, good we'll and cistern in cellar; gardeners
house and summer house, aud good stable we'll
finished with cellar. 80. v,-.rr
Terms easy For particulars enquire on the pre-
misses. OF WHIITEAfORE, 81 iSTARBIRD, on
Commercial street; or FERNAID q SON, corner
of rre0e aud Congress streets. ., - LODI. 81. =.
Sent 8. dit
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From Washinxion .

WASHINGTON, Sept. ..
a new postal treaty with Spain is being ne
gotiated with view of establishing post Of
flee agency at Havana.
Secretary Browning has nearly recovered
from his indisposition, and was TODAY at the
White House and Interior Department short
time -
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b. F trsI FRANKFORT, Sept. 4-Evening
United States 520's closed this evening at ia for
the issue Of 1862. ala it9fa rs i5ain- - .H.st
t.uus LIVERPOOL, Sept. 4-Evening
COtton-The market closed steady The following
are The authorized quotations: Middling uplands
10ad; Mddling Orleans 10td; sales 10000 bales =
lBreadstufs-The market is unchanged; Corn 34s Cd ;
Wheat-CalifoTnia White at l3s I'd per cental Oats
3s Sd Barley and Rye Ais Gd Provisions-sfarket
has been irregular but unchanged. Produce Spirits
Turpentine Cd lower, closing at 29s per cwt other
articles unchanged. '-sf 7I1-7
tsa LONDON, Sept. 5-Noon.
Consols at 933 for money.
AMERICAN SEoURFTIEs.-The following are the
closing prices for American securities: United States
ponds, ~; Illinois Central shares III; Erie Railway
shares 453 Atlantic and Great Western consolidated
bonds 22J. m ,a1iss.'7 =
l4f = efi' af an LIVERPOOL, Sept. 5-Noon. g
600 bales. -
- LONDON. Sept. 60 p. M.
Consols "a 1916. US. 5-2O's rmer but not quota
bly, higher. - !
h LIVERPOOL, Scot. 5-2 P. M.
Cheese advanced to sos. Pork declined TO 70s.-
LAID declined to 47s Sd.
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REGULATIONS

The Gates to be opened from o'clock A. M. still
O'Clock p. M.
II is requested that not less than Three Entries
shall be made, and not less than Two appear to
Compel. for the Premiums in each class purse aud
in any class or purse not filed, the award of Pre-
miums shall be discretionary with the Association
1t is required that all horses which may be entered
in purses TO be decided by speed shall ee eligible at
the time ofentry, and any performance after entry
all not be bar. Time made with rup ming mate
not to be considered any record OF speed. Judges
may Withhold premiums where the horse OF horses are
unworthy, whether til, re be competition or not or
where there is satisfactory eidence of ccmpromise
Al Horses entered Tor Exhibition shall be subject
to the call OF the MARSHALL during tn hours of
exhibition, and ifany horse on such cali does not p.
pear when the class is exhibited in whic, be is en-
such class and forfeit his entrance ~ n ~ : :
The Judges to be appointed by the Association.
Should The weather prove stormy the Association
fair weather. z ai J ~ - - y y =
All Premiums to be trotted According to the rules
of the Fashion Cou' Sc New York,
An efficient Police force will DO in attendance to
preserve order. 81 I
Per Order Of the Directors.
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From Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE, Sept. a.
The late rains in Virginia have produced
great sickness, malarious fever in some places
being almost an epidemic. The crops also suf-
fered severely.
Gen. Schofeld has been quite sick with fever
hut is now cOnvalescent.
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noSjtuatiOn Wanted, aY4 a0
A Pastry Coot, either IN a Hotel, Restaurant or
ABoarding House, by capable woman.
Address l., tins Office. aH1 r ilrf au24dtf g
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A GENTS WANTED-$10 to $50 day. to intro
/ n duce our new patent STAR SHUTTLE SEW
ING MACHINE. Price 500 1t uses two threads,
and makes the genuine Lock STITCH. All other low
priced machines make the Chain Stitch. Exclusive
territory gwen. Send for Circular. w. @. WILSON
& Co., Udaydctuuers, CLEyELAHD, Ohio aui3d3ni
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Meeting of she American Steamship ON.

.r,.h5s las f.fa.n BOSTON, Sept. 8. q
AT a special meeting OF the stockholders of
the American Steamship Company, to-day, it
was voted to increase the available means Of
the Company by issuing bonds to the amount
of $450,0O0 and mortgage the steamships On
tario and Erie for the same. A committee was
also appointed to cooperate with the Directors
in the purchase or charter of one or mere adj
ditiOnal steamships for the line ~ n ~ ~
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Wanted
A Il FERNALD & SONS, under Preble House,
N Coat and Vest Makers ~ ~ au24d4w "
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Entrees with 10 per cent car be made UP to O'Clock
the evening OF Sept. TIL, and " i'll be Opoaed on
the evening above named at 113 Federal street Port
land, Me. Three or to enter, and two n more
start. Pools will be s3ld in the above IA ees at
113 Federal street, on the evening of Sept 7h and
also on the Track da ". During the NJ Getting Pools
will in all follow the race Parties enclosing
their entry will be particular and state the umbcr
OF the purse they wish to enter for.
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Il Ill Il MI A r. * e RS.


New YORK, Sept 5-6P.M.
Money i'll moderate demand and freely supplied at
So per cent. on call. Discounts 81 a per cent
Foreign Exchange quiet and firm at 1909 "a 1O9E.-
Gold closed firm 1929 a l42l. Governments steady
at the close: Stocks closed stronger. Mining shares
aptiva and heffpr. 4tLN 49, Q TTTF-77
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New YORK, Sept. g.
st. Domingo advices state that several towns
have proclaimed in favor of President Cabral,
and the latter is said to have been on the from
tier. The object is to unite Hayti and st. Do
mingo. Saluave is reported to have fled.
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- wanted,
OK first class Stone Cutters az Eort n a : 4 +
y ply U. S. Engineer ONCE, in Mor,on n, APP
at the fort. Diock, or
GEO. THOM, Bvt. Brig. Genera,
Por!lanl, Sept 8. 1867. sspt3.liu
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4 FIR ST rate Cook wi find good and pleasant
N situation by applying Immediately at No. II
State Street lt August Is, 1867, N9e91 1l
AuslS DIFF $50 ~"
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xJI1TH 5000, to take an equal Interest in an easy
w business, paying large Irofts. Apply soon 10
%. :, A,,J. cox & CO., a.,
General Business Agents. s5iI Congress Street.
August 81. d1w* fha- .fse tfEWA
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Premium List $1,000.
200 Dollars of which has been reserved for discre-
tionary Premums,to be awarded during the Fair.
Glass 4 !, Entrance Fec SO 90.
Colts years old and under 5.
list Premium, $40 2d Premium $40
Mile heats, best in 8.
Glass ,, Entrance Fec 80 90. gs
Fast Trotting Stations.
LIST Premium $50 I'd Premium, $40
Mile heats, best in 5. 2ys
Class Entrance Fee ~ 90.
Family Horses whatever age.
1st Premium, $40 I'd Premium, $15
Sd Premium, S..
Glass A, Entrance Fee $500.
Matched Horses, both owned by one man.
LIST Premiom, $40 I'd Premium, SIS
Sd Premium, S. .S tslB
-e3f Speed will not govern the award.
Glass 8, Entrance Fec $500.
! Fastest Trottng Horse with Running Mate.
list Premium, $50 I'd Premium, $40
Mile heats, best in 8
Glass g, Entrance Fec -.
Gents Driving Horses that never Iroted faster than
3m inutes in Public.
LIST Premium, $50 I'd Premium, $40
Mile heats, best3 in 8.
Class y, Entrance Fec $500.
Gents Driving Horses that never Trottod faster
than Q 80 in Public
LIST Premium, $50 I'd Premium, $50
Mile heats, best 8 in 5.
Class 8, Entrance Fee $40.
Gents Driving Horses that never Trottcd faster than
$50 in Public.
LIST Premium, $75 I'd Premium, $25
Mile heats, best to s, to Wagons
Glass 9, Entrance Fee $40.
Gents Driving Horses thatnever Trotted faster than
2.45 in Public.
LIST Premium, $75 I'd Premium, $25
Mile heats, best 8 ms.
~ Class 10, Entrance Fee SIS.
Gents Driving Horses that Trotted faster than
aBt 2.40in Public.
LIST Premium, 500 2d Premium. : $50
Mile heats best 8.
CInss II, Entrance Fec Sl5.
Gents Driving Horses (raised and lways owned in
Maine),sthat mover Trotted faster than 81 in
a Pnblic.
LIST Premium, $500 81 Premium, $50
s Mile heat, best in5.
Class IL, Entrance Fee $40.
Open to all Horses wherever owned, that never
Trotted faster than 2.33 in Public.
list Premium, = $500 I'd Premium, 500
Mile heats, best 8 in5.
Class 13, Entrance Fee $40.
Open to all Horses wherever owned
list Premium $500 I'd Premium, 5000
Mile heats, best ms
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Havana Market.

2 tai BE- sGr- tsH - HAVANA, Aug. 81.
Sugar-The market closes active and firm on a ba-
sis of 81 a 81 reals for No. ~. Exchange firm on
United States at 24a discount.
81 slaf CARDENAs, Aug. 20.
Freights-Sugar nominal at Sc; Molasses SIS.
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RTiscelianeou. Di.palches.


NORTH SIDNEY, G. b., Sept 5.
The new cable has been successfully laid be-
tween Placentia and here, completing the new
route from Nova Scotia to the Atlantic cable,
which will connect with the new lines to New
York. u isur .,t - toI t-tHairlai afH.
.-lalit ia NEWCASTLE, Del, Sept 5.
A grand water spout passed over the town
to-day, crossing the Delaware river, damaging
trees, fences. &C., but nothing else. ~ -,
IA b.,r.sl sn.,t PROVIDENCE, Sept. B.
The corporation of Brown University met
to-day but made no election of President of
the University. #i
~ .l51ee..le ST. LOUIS, Sept 5.
I A grand reception will be given McCool on
his arrival here tomorrow. f
CLEVELAND, o., Sept 8.
The Fenian Congress is still sitting with
closed doors. -ss--
QUEBEC G. e., Sept 5.
Steamship Damascus, from Liverpool, ar
rived this afternoon. --
A MONTREAL G. E., Sept g..
The election to-day passed off quietly. Car
tiers majority was SGT, and McGees majority
50l2. The volunteer cavalry, or guards of the
Governor General, patroled the city and po-
licemen mounted, under command of their
chief, were also on guard in the different wards
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City of Portland.
- - - - -
Sale of forfeited Goods.

FTHE following described Merchandise having Deen
L seized for violation of the Revenue Laws of the
United States and the O. s. Appraisers at this port
having certified under oath that the expense of
keeping will largely reduce the net proceeds OF the
sale, the will be sold at public auction in front
of the Old City Hall, in this city. on Wednesday tho
11th instant, at II O'Clock A M, to witt
One Kcd Horse. dsiii .''i N
Under the provisions OF Sec. Is, ofthe Act entitled
can Act further to prevent smuggling and for other
purposes" approved July Is, 1866.
ISRAEL WASHBURN, Jr., Collector.
Portland Sent 3 1867 did
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Per Order Of the Directors.

The Grand Trunk, Portland Sc Kennehec, Maine
Central, Portland q Rochester Railroads will carry
ROUND TRIP, and the Portland, Saco s. Ports
mouth Railroad at two-thirds the usual Fare
Prices o. AdmissiOn.-Each person 80 cents
son Tickets, admit ng or two persons, $3.50;
Season Tickets admitting two persons and vehicle
drawn by one or two horses, $500.
sept4 I'd HErs,t5 = $3.50.
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Sale OF Timber Lands for Bates
b 8 aotsqu93 College. 20 9miss 9Gi 80 .


Wv H Bangor, March :, 1851
NOTICE is hereby given, In pun suanee Of " Re-
IN solve to carry into effect chapter two hundred
eighty-iour fthe Resolves Of eighteen hundred SIX
airy "a, 1851 that townships numbered 3 Range 4.
and 10 Range II w l. 3. situated upon the Upper
So int John River, excepting the Southeast quarter
by public auction Tor the benefit of said College, at
the Land Office In Bangor, ON "Wednesday the 18th
day Of September next, at ~ O'clock, noon ealG
One third cash and satisfactory notes payable IA.
on and two ycars, secured by mortgage ontEe prem
ises, will be rscefycdfn payment.
ISAAC r. CLARK.
marsdtSept IL, Land Agchs.
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To Let.

OFFICES in the third story CT building on eornef
~ of Exchange and Milk Streets. Enquire at on
flee OF OCEAN INSURANCE co,
Feb. 25. If ~. fa. ...ra Exchange Street.
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New Orleans Nsarkc,..

NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 8.
Cotton-dull and unsettled; Low Middlng "a a
Zoe; receipts 154 bales Sugar and Moasses-Inarket
unchanged.
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For Sale.

a. A two and half story house No. Q Ham
iii cock Street, with ten finished rooms. Acque-
Ill. duct wafer brought into the house. win DO
sold ut bargain. Possession given Immediately.
e. g. II. DAVIS q CO.,
Real Estate Brokers, No. Morton Book.
September 5. div IA iIW .I.t 1T-'-
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NJ OTHCE. | will sell on favorable terms as 10
the corner of Middle and Franklin streets. and on
Franklin street including e corner q Erankln and
or SMITH s. REED, Attorneys, Portland. jy12tl
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Gen. Sheridan issued the following order
this morning;i ~ - at Z
In DIRECTIONS contained in paragraph of
General Orders No, 81 of the current series,
from Headquarters of the Army, the under
signed hereby relinqushes the command of the
Fifth MI itary District to Brevet Major Gen.
Charles Griffin. -
Gen. Sheridan leaves this evening on the z
o'clock train over the Jackson railroad. a.l
!. There were "A deaths from yellow fever dur
ing the last twenty-fonr hours ~ +. nc
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NOAT, Pant and Vest Makers, at A. r. YoRK's,
NBrown " Hanson's Block, Middle st, opposite IL
III. Hays. tbNiC< NlTaW M ,aug26d3m 4
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: Assignee's Sale Of Real Estate.

nN Thursday, September 10, at O'Clock p NJ, ON
~ the premises, we shall sell at public auction One
hay In common and undivided OF a lot Of land On
feet deep one back line and about 100 on the
other parallel line. -f M
also, one half In common undivided OF Eight los,
mated on the p an as lots . and d, N s. 2 and 3,
aud aDdG which plan, with description OF tho
property, be found at the OF &C OF Registry OF
Deeds, book 3i9 page 22s. q his sale viii be made
for cash, suhjectto mortgage. For particulars and
plan inquire OF Henry P. L cane, assignee, or
N ~ j. s. BAILEY, Arctioneer.
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Flour steady and unchanged sales ct 10 80 q IL 2D
for common 70 choice grades White Winter extras,
2 advanced lie; Winter scarce and firm; No. ! red
at 10; No. Spring at / 7st q Isl; No.2 at &c q
CSC for No. 1; Nc at 81 a 95c. Oats active and q
1c higher; sales at 47lc for No. 1. Rye steady and
firm; sales at 1 0s for No. Il No. 2 at OF. Barley
firmer at 10 for No. g. Mess Pork at 20 So and &c
the close held at "a 75 $500. Lard firm at 122c
Beef Cattle dull and unchanged. Live Hogs very
duh at decline of 20 q 25c for common to medium
Receipts-S,0O0 bbls Hour, 81, 900 BUSH wheat, 70,
700 bush. corn AZ 900 bush. oats, 1000 hogs Snp 40
ments-s00O bbls. flour, 100000 bush. wheat ios'ooo
bush. corn, 80, 900 bush oats. 1880 te.a ist
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THE Second, Third and Fourth Stories in Smiths
Il New FLOCK, No. Sc Union st. desirable location
tor Jobbing Manufacturing purposes. Will be leas
A.CUSHMAN g. co,
july25dtf No. "a Union Street.
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Assignees' sale of Valuable Real

an wednesda-, September II, at o'clock, PM,
" on the premises, snail sell, ut pubic aue-
ton, one halc in common and undivided, Of a larye
and beantifn lot Of land on .Ongress street, little
west the Carrie ton Street, known as the ire OF,
hlvng front Congress street of 1s4 feet ny 267
FEET deep. The back kne, fronting on Deerpg street
taid out but not openod) 1t will le sold In whols
or in part TO suit purchasers This is a splendid l0i,
on the line of the horse railroad an excellent
neighbonrhoo.l, commanding an extensive and varied
and plan call on Henry p Dcane, Assignee, or = ,
j. S. BAILEY, Auctioneer,
-. hmm N atr
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POrtlan d Railroad Company.
Directors Meeting, Aug "a, 1857

VOTED, that on and amer Monday, Sept. "a. sim
v gle Fares in this city be six cents. Package
tickets twenty for 4 COS Ave for - cents
ChiIren between the ages Of 4 and IL, four cents.
School tickets discontinued. e 200
Westbrook Way Fares, six centst to Morrlll's
,e" cents, or twelve itch els for 81 0Oa to
Woodford's, eight cents, or sixteen for . n 200,
Children botweon ami II years, half urier.-
School tickets discontinued. 1TI''f- <----.I
westbrook, Monthly Tickets-one ride each way
except Sundays = Morrills, $3.50; Woodfords &,
$50, s.t ., Al, fr M. G PALMER, secy.
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..p a4t aaI.f.t CINCINNATI, Sept 8.
whskey steady at sec in bond Provisions s ID nrmer
turtheT advance was asked Bulk Meats ut 1871 @ lac
for shoulders; Bacon advanced; shoulders at i'ac
rm at ia3c There is strong belief that there will
he little Lard made this season.
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luton & Mcfarland,
Seizure of Goods.

NOTICE is hereby given that the following de-
~ scribed goods were seized at this port on the
days hereinafter mentioned for violation OF the Kew
enuc Laws: istft N
:, Aug 10, 1867 at Portland, Dbl containing IA doz
Eggs and 30 doz prs Socks; Aug 81, from Steamer
d'ayahorse; Aug 20, at Potland Red Horse. ~
ANY person or persons claiming the same are re-
auested to appear and make such claim within twenty
daxs nom tne gate hereof otherwise the said goods
VIII DC disposed OF In accordance with Acts OF Con-
gress in such cases made and provided. 5ssGo fg
* ssss..--. ISRAEL WASHBURN, JR.,
80 a. Collector.
Portland, Sept 3, 1867. d1aw3w