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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-25

Forueth ssreet yards yesterday. Eagoteen oar loads
were On sale. all OF which sold 81 Q 81 Sik per
cwt Tho total receipt~ were tsol beeves. - mich
cows. 762i veal calves. iv.ile shees and lambs and
S.tas sw,ns
MIsCELLANEOUA
The dedication o. the Masonic Temple took place as
Boston ycsterdsy with tho most imposing ceremonies
The President and suite participated. and received
with renewed enthusiasm by the in attendance
Tho dsdcAsory address delivered BY Mr.. stadicy
and after the grand banquet given BY
the fraternity. at which President johnson made .
speech.
The Constitutional Convention reassembied yesterday
but there bsns quorum present after Ne transacoa
OF some unimportant business IN adjournment took
place until TO- day.
Adv,ces from Querstaro. hsKoo have bees received
TO the sth Of june II reported that MARQUEE, on
opening certain documents belonging 70 Macmillan.
had found wriNeo abd,cs,'on il favor Of young Iur
b,ds and no thereupon proclaimed the latter EMPEROR
under the regency Of the Emprcss Cariotta The be-
rails had refused 70 postpone the trial Of haxmiisn for
thirty daysin order 70 permit him 70 prepare hH de-
fence and umors prevalent that he had been
tsnosd and even shot nster Romero had received
official intelligence containing tue statement that Santa
Anna had declared hmsef 70 be acting under The su-
tAoriS Of me United ssstes end that hs u COM
| msnd n force oT Anssuoans. !. - :,
Tho tidal u surratt b4ls fer - ssAe aneeg oshsr
q,sstisps the ooted Of ths gu Of Ms surrass
and the identity Of Booths dead body. Dr. Nay test
6ed yesterday having identified the Latter BY on
tho neck which he had producsd whiic performing an
operation years before and John r. Lloyd gavo
testimony again INDIRECTLY connecting Mra Surra with
the conspiracy Judge Fisher denied tho motion OF de-
asking for the OF witnesses Tor the purpose
| OF cross examination
General Sherman has issued circular 10 which he
directs the Indian shall be respected FAR
possible hut all Indians found depredating outside thor
reservations 10 no dealt with By tho military. Stolen
aud other property shall be odargeabe upon the
annuities due the tribe which stole them. He also
each State Territory par cuariy interested In the
preston Of hostes the payment Of such volunteers 10
| be dependent upon appropriation by Congress-
tho Grand Jury o. Albany yesterday found true bin
against General Cole charging him with murder in tho
| first degree the killing Of Mr.. Hiscock.
| The wages OF workmen in the cotton and w0oien
mills at Manayunk redsced Saturday, and the
men engaged SUsevs Of the mhs refused 70 60 TO
work at tho reduced rates yesterday.
The United states steamer Winosk arrived in Hamp-
Roads yesterday with forty OF yellow fever
One death occurred Joseph Cooper. seaman dying OF
black vomit at sea. Tho vessel came IRON MatanEas
Cubs and the disease first appeared OF the coast Of
Hayh. e.ss - IN =
dre occurred at Saratoga last evening by which
several hotels were endangered but only few bans
aud servants quarters destroyed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-25

NEW YORK ASSEMBLY ROOMS, 1873 Broadway
PRoSxssOR LouoagsrA AnBiDKxrsRous PREsrlDcIrA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-25

BuTLER's AMERICAN THEATRE, Az Broadway.-
BALLET. FARCE, PAsT0nIMK, BURLEsaugs. ETHIOPIAN,
COsic SENTIMENTAL yocALIsMs, &o-RoUcH DIAMOND.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-25

HOOLEY OPERA HOUSE. Brookyn. - ETHIOPIAN Mrs.
srsEtsY, BALL. BURLksoUEs-PkrER PIPEs.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-05-02

BOARD OF APPRAISERS OF MERCANTILE
TAX,
OFFICE No 142K SOUTH FOURTH STREET
UP STAIRS, May -, 1867.
The undersigned, Appraisers of Mercantile
Taxes, certify the foregoing 20 be correct return
and proper classification of Wholesale Dealers and
Retailers of Merchandise in the city OF Philadel-
phia Once hours from TO O'Clock.
FRANCIS CAMPBELL.
JACOB Y. FINE,
II. W. OUSHMAN,
Mercantile Appraisers.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-05-02
TwentAeth Ward.

Adams Thos M grocer ]
Ashman IL N paper ]
Arnold Jno shirts ]
Alleborn p shoes ]
Alter w w coal
Allen VIM coal
Adam Sml dry goods
,Ashby + hats and caps !
Amhold II upholsterer
Amhold Fredk grocer
Accor Samuel grocer
Auner Peter varieties
Address Geo shoes
Award III M cOnfec
Adams Thos j varnlsh
,AsnWorth N S Iron
Alexander II furniture
Austin A contec
Bodenstine l. confec
Burges Charles rags
Bradway Isaac books
Bier NJ upholsterer
Bachelor j II tobacco
Bechtold VIM tobacco
BotthOffJ queenswaSe
Brown O u confec
Bait James tobacco
Bowman Charles prov
Brown a. Beran trunks
BOehm VIM tobacco
Brooks n trimmings
Birmingham o Egrocer
Buns John II drugs
Bergman w gro a. prov
Bisbing ] d Co -four a.
feed
Booth Il -four 4 feed
BannOn II ribbons
BowdOn ] E tobacco
Bentley S bOnnets
Boyle John tobacco
Barnes A hats q CAPS
BOehling u clothing
Brown i y provisions
Borzner Nicholas coal
Boehn II gro &lprov
Blckler Q gro 81 prov
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-10-08
Secretary McCuiloch ON the Payment of
500 ROuds

New YORK, Oct. Z.
The Posts special Washington dispatch says
the Secretary of the Treasury this morning adj
dressed very important letter to gentleman
IN New York in relation to the finances, or
which the following is a correct copy:
Treasury Department, Oct. Z, 1S67.-Dear SIR:
Your favor of the 4th inst. is received. Too
much Importance is attached to the utter
ance to which you refer. The people Oh ehe
United States are all sound upon the question
of the preservation of the Nationai iaith as
they were upon the question OF the pieserva-
ton of the Union. L consider the faltn OF The
Government pledged to pay the 5-20 bonds.
When they are paid in com, there will be,
think. no apprehension that they will be called
in at the expiration of five years from their
respective dates and paid in United States
notes. The United States notes were issued
under the pressure OF a great necessity.
and by authority of Congress being ran;div
Withdrawn from circulation. No mora
can be issued under existing laws. Nor can I
believe that any considerable number of the
members OF Congress would favor an addition
al q issue FOR any purpose whatever, much less
ior the purpose of paying bonds in violation of
the express understanding under which they
were negotiated. The policy of contracting
the Circulation of United States notes adopted
6y Congress and being steadily pursued by the
Secretary shouldtof itself, even if the honor of
the nation were not involved in the question,
satisfy holders that the 500 bonds will not be
called in and paid before maturity in depreci-
ated currency. Truly, yours,
(Signed) ii. MCCULLocH, Secretary.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-10-08
He0Uy Gale at Galveston.
Immense Destruction of shipping
and other Property.
DAMAGE ESTIMATED AT 81 900, 900

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 7-Evening.
The papers contain accounts of tremendous
gales at Galveston on Thursday, estimating
the damage to wharves, shipping, goods and
buildings at 81 100000. The water at mid day
so Inundated the gas works as to make it i'm
possible to build the fires The city cemetery
was covered with water a foot in depth A
three story new brick hotel was blown down
upon Odd Fellows Hall, crushing it. The
water spread in places entirely across the
island No mail or passenger train is on the
railroad. 1t is reported that Bay bridge is
washed away. The telegraph lines are all down.
The wreck of the steamer Elizabeth Read is
high and dry near the railroad. Several
schooners were sunk. Barque Pallas, brig
Isak and large fore and aft schooner were
blown from Eastern wharf and driven up the
bay; no one knows where. A large iron brig
is reported capsized. A brig lately arrived,
with a cargo Of coffee, was driven completely
through Williams wharf The steamer Alice
NJ is wrecked and completely submerged.-
Schooner Rosanna had blged Schooner Julia
is lying high and dry across the strands
Schooner Liber and sloop Mary Posey are up
side down at the upper wharf All the wharves
were badly damaged. The storm seems to
have been general along the Gulf Coast. The
schooner Kadosh sunk at her moorings in Bra
EOS harbor. The storm was heavy at the mouth
OF the Mississippi. Ship Merchant, from
Havre, was blown ashore about the head of
the passes. A Spanish bark is also ashore at
the same place. The tow-boat Heroine was
sunk inside of the bay at the South West Pass
Capt Austin of the steamship Tartan, REPORTS
having brought off the keeper of the south
west reef light house. The structure was near
ly destroyed by the gale.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-10-08
From Washington. .

WASHINGTON. Oct. Z.
Two hundred aud twenty five patents are to
be issued for the week ending the 10Th. Dur
ing the past week 568 applications and So ca
yeats were fled
Returns to the General Land Office show 800
farms, comprising q $50 acres, were added to
the productive force of Mississippi and Ala
bama dnring August and September under the
Homestead Act.
One of the present Deputy Revenue Com
missioners of this city is to be detailed as sue
cessor of Col. Messmore in New York.
treasurer Spinner, in his annual report,
states that the stories industriously circulated
OF abstraction of public monies are all false.
Gen. Sherman was at the War Department
to-day and had long conference with Gems.
Grant, II. S. Granger, o. o. Howard and seve-
raj members of Congress-
Official notice is given to persons having
claims against the Croton National Bank of
New York, to present them at the bank to c.
p Bailey, the receiver.
1t is probable that George Farwel1, one of
the Deputy Commissioners of the Internal
Revenue, will be sent to New York to fill the
vacancy caused by the removal'of Mr.. Mess
moro t.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-10-08
Washington Correspondence.

- NEW YORK, Oct. Z.
The Times special has speculations on Gen
Sherman's acceptance of the war port-folio II
offered him.
Private letters state that great frauds have
been perpetrated at the election in New Next
co.
The Grecian Consul here makes an appeal
for $4,000 women and children who have fed
from Crete to Greece
Two agents of the State of New York are
about to be prosecuted for frauds ON negroes
during the war, they having recruited them
for that State but retaining the bounty money
Gov. Ford, of Ohio, will probably be appoint
ed Minister to Ecuador
The subject of pardoning Alex. I'll. Stephens
will be again considered by the President this
week.
The President has had no communication
Tor weeks with any one on Cabinet changes
The Tribune's special says Gen. Sherman
states that good results will come from the In
dian Peace Commission.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-10-08
1CU ROPE.
GREAT ALARM IN ROME.
Demand of the Italians that Rom
be made their Capital.


LONDON, Oct. 6.
Dispatches from Rome state that great agi-
tation and alarm prevail in that city.
The report that Sir August b. Paget is to be
sent to Washington as British Ambassador to
replace the late Sir Frederick Bruce is contra
dicted.
FLORENCE, Oct 6.
Deputations are arriving here and memori-
ais are mourning in from all the cities of the
Kingdom demanding that Rome be made the
Capital of Italy. The press throughout the
country are urging subscriptions and raising
money for the Garibaldi volunteers who have
been wounded in the fights which have occur
red in Viterbo.
PARIS, Oct. 6.
1t is reported that Napoleon has Informed
Tne Italian Government that it rnay occupy the
Woman territory with its troops, but they must
not enter the city of Rome.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 8.
lne steamships Minnesota and City of Wash
II gton, from New York, have arrived here.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-10-08

RICHMOND, Oct. 7.
The following facts relative to the comm g
trial of JEFF Davis are from the best authority
The trial is set down for the fourth Monday in
November, and as the Government will not in
terfere there will be no postponement by the
counsel on either side. The levying war against
the United States will be testified to by Judge
Scarberanger, of Norfolk and Hon. John
Goode, members of the Confederate Congress,
and Capt. Hendrew, who were compelled to
appear before the Norfolk grand jury and testify
to the facts on which the Indictment was made
There will be very few, if any, witnesses for
the defence, the fact of levying war being ad-
mitted The prosecution will then proceed
with legal argument that the prisoner is
guilty of treason, and the counsel for the de-
State and under its laws, a primary allegiance
was due to it and not to the United States. 1t
has been positively asserted that Judge Chase
would be present. but as the Supreme Court
commences on the first Monday in December,
this is not possible, as the trial is expected to
last several weeks.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-10-08
New York MARKET.

Cotton-steady; sales 700 bales; Middlne IN
lands at 20c.
FIour-heayy and unchanged; sales IA OCO bbls
Wheat-3 az 4c lower; sales 100000 bush; No 2
Spring 80 a. 35; No. do. 81! a 49, White
CorsM1c higher; sales $4,000 BUSH; Mixed Yves
tern So "a 36t.
Oats-without decided change,
Beef-unchanged.
Pork-heavy; mess at - o. ,u.
Whiskey active sales 1900 bbis. western IN bond at
80 a. $50.
Rice-dul
sugar-frm sales Porto Rico at 12t a 13icc; Mus
coVado at 113 a 1870.
Collee-quiet.
Moasses-quiet but firm
naval Stores-quiet and steady.
ed at 35c. ~ " 20'
Tallow-steady at ~ 0p 1eIc
FTeights to Livelpooi-frmer. Wheat ner steam
or u az Sd; Corn per steamer Sd f
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-10-08
New York Items.

New YORK, Oct Z.
The gold reduction and assay works of John
H. Wichoff, at Green Point, were burned last
night Milo f. Barber, experimenting chem
ist, narrowly escaped with his life. Loss $780,
900; insured. The works will be Immediately
rebuilt
Two men have been arrested for setting fire
to the ship Invincible, which was burned a few
weeks since. They had sold her rigging, &C.,
tor junk.
Christian Trenches, clerk of Theodore Vet
terlin & Sons, tobacconists, was arrested this
evening charged with the embezzlement OF
$780,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-10-08
For Baltimore.
state of Maine.

TWENTY-FIVE CENTS PER DOZEN
At A. S. DAVIS Photograph Galleries, No. 2
Market Square opposite Preble Street. jy9tf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-10-08

NASHVILLE, Oct. Z.
The Legislature assembled to-day. The SEN
ate organized by electing Mr.. Senter, of East
Tennessee, Speaker. Clerks and door-keepers
We're also elected. Carol Napier, colored, re-
ceived votes for assistant door-keeper, when
only IL We're necessary for an election. The
House elected f. S. Richards of Shelby. Sneak
er, and will complete its organization to- NOR
row, when the Governors message will be
read.
Gov Brownlow was at the Capitol to-day.
His health seemed bad
Much interest continues to be felt in the
Senatorial election. Messrs. Stokes, MAYNARD,
Fletcher and other candidates are busy. There
are no indications as yet as to which is the
strongest man.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-10-08
Political Stain. of General Grant

NEW YORK, Oct. Z.
The Heralds Chicago special says Congress
men Washburn made speech Saturday at
sympathies are with Congress on reconstruc-
ton matters. He accepted the Secretaryship
of War from stern sense of duty to the cOun-
ry, to prevent copperhead appointment; that
he accepted it after full consultation with
Secretary Stanton, and as to Grants accept
ance OF the candidacy for President, he Wash
burn) had no right TO speak,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-10-08
FROM HAYTI.
Attach upon a FOst-Base Treacherv of
the RcveIutiOni.ts.

NEW YORK, Oct z.
The Herald's Havana special states that St.
Thomas advices say serious engagement took
place on the 18th ult., before Fort Biazzou, on
the borders of st. Domingo, but on Hayden
soil. The Cacos, Haytien revolutionists, spe-
in possession of the fort hoisted the white flag,
and while Salnave's proceeded to take posses
sion they were fired upon and cut to pieces yb
the reyolutlonsts. Some of the members OF
the best families of Port au Prince are among
the fallen.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-10-08
Chicago maryxets.

CHICAGO Ill., Oct Z.
Mnsat dull and declined q Sc; sales at % a 90
io ~ Nc. and 81 a % for No. 2 Corn steady at
moderately active 5ilc in store. Rye quiet at de-
cline OF &c; sales at % a 30 for No. and &c a
~ Tor No. 2 closing at The inside price. Barley
at IL a Is for No. q Mess Pork at 20 70 a "a 90.
Receipts-13, 900 bbls. flour. 100000 bush. wheat,
III bush. corn, Ill, 900 BUSH oats Shipments
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-10-08

RCHITECTURE u ENGINEERING.
IA Messrs. ANDERSON. BONNELb Co ,,;,I nay.
made arrangements with Mr.. STEAD an Arcn..e ~
OF established reputation, and will IN iunde v
Architecture with their business as * aIi ot their
office, No. BOG Congress street, and exa h eesa =,
ons and plans OF churches, BANKS Stores D'ocks Of
BUILDINGS
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-10-08
The Turf.

NEW YORK, Oct. T.
The great trotting match between Mountain
Boy and Lady Thorne for $1,000, mile heats,
best in to harness, came off to-day on the
Union Course, L. l. The day being windy and
the track heavy, the time made was very slow
compared to that made in their previous race
last week ON the Fashion Course. Mountain
Boy won very easily in three straight heats
Time, 226 H. 2.29 and 229.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-10-08
Southern Items.

-, MOBILE, Oct. Z.
There were five interments from yellow fever
Yesterday and four to-day, caused by the sud
den change in the temperature of the weather
New ORLEANS, Oct Z.
The interments from yellow fever during the
twenty hours ending on Sunday morning
We're sixty-nine, and for the twenty-four hours
ending this morning forty-nine. The weather
is quite cool, which will probably check the
disease.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-10-08
Destructive Fires.

CHICAGO, Oct. T.
Jeinell & Co.'S ice house on the corner of
18th and State streets was destroyed by fire
this morning Loss about $4,000 Partly in
.sured.
KEoKUK, KY, Oct z
The car shops of the Des Moines Valley
Railroad Co. at this place were DESTROYED by
fire last night The Waterman was burned to
death. Loss about $4,000. Fully insured.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-10-08
PROPOSALS.

l- sf.aag OFFICE OF THE U. s. MARSHAL,
District Of Maine, Portland, Oct. 8, 1867.
CEATiED PROPOSALS will be received at this
= office, No. II Clapp's Block, Congress street, uu
til THURSDAY October II, 1867, at IL O'Clock noon,
Tor furnishing the u s. Courts with fuel the year
ending october Is, 1863 The fuel required viii be
the best quality of LEHIGH COAL, STOVE SIZE, nell
screened and free from State and Dust and to be de-
ivered in such quantities and at such times and
places the U. s. Marshal for the District OF Maine
may direct
Proposals to be endorsed proposals for Fuel for
U. s. Courts" and addressed to the United States
Marshal for the District OF Maine.
CHARLES CLARK,
oct7dl0d U. S. Marshal for District of Maine.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-10-08
w PArTEN ~ CO., Auciioneers,
ofFicE IA EXCHANGE STREET
'iaiine smells, Chinese and Japan
csc Goods, shell work, &C.. at

A 1 0Se any EIeeaHgf street FRI
18th, at 10 A. NJ. and L NJ. an extrnsi,,a ~ , az
ment OF beautiful Shells from the Pacific aHd Indian
Oceans, Corals, Came os, iearl and Ivory. ssnI1l
Mosaic Tables and Cabinets; Pearl inlaid Work and
Glove Boxes, Backgammon Boards, Tea Ca,idies
Bread Tray Bam699 Ma.s, aney sheil ". Ik Boxes
with great variety of other arielss. Open for ex-
hibtion afternoon previous to sales. Please examine
this collection, eve lot must be sold without r.
serve. OctIad
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-10-08

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
-s 7+4tt Augusta Sept. 80, 1867.
N adjourned session of the Executive Council will
IA be held at the Council Chamber, in Augusta, ON
Monday, the fourteenth day of October next
Attest-EPHRAIM FLINT,
oct2ltd SecI etary of State.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-10-08

NEW YORK Oct TO P. NJ
Money decidedly easier this afternoon. Foreign
Exchange firm but dull at 1921 q 1891. Gold closed
firm at l45s q 145s Government securities higher
and in active demand. Stocks buoyant and excited
Erie very strong under the influence of rumols in
reference to the election tomorrow The business at
$4,000 900; payments SO, 800 600; balance S1O5 O0O
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-10-08
Connecticut Municipal Elections.

HARTFORD, Conn, Oct. Z.
Returns of the town meetings occurring in
the State to-day have been received from thirty
towns: The Democrats gain five towns, al
though in the Democratic strongholds there i:
a falling off from Englishs majority of last
spring Some twenty towns are still to be
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-10-08
Cincinnati m arkets.

CINCINNATI, Oct z.
Whskey unchanged. Mess Pork quiet at "A 90.
Bacon firm and higher sales al II a 14ac for should
ers the latter rate for those TO out of oke
1s5 1890 clear sdes the latter rate for those to
come out of smoke; clear rib sides held at 1sc.
Lard firm at 1890 with light demand.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-10-08
Notice to Land Holders.
For Sale.

ITNHE Needle Gun Game. A splendid amusement.
4 The small Board for Children, the large tor La
dies. W. d. ROBINSON.
jnly26eod3m 40 Exchange st.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-10-08
Real Estate NJ Auction.

THURSDAY, Oct 10th, at 3 O'Clock NJ, 1 shall
IL sell the valuable Real Estate ON The corner G.
Washington and Walnut treets; it consists of a u
story house, rooms, good cOsets good cellar. Ar
ranged for one two families.
p story shop "a by 80 feet and framed Tor
house.
Lot As feet on Washington St. and 10 feet ON Wat
nut ST. making tour good house lots Ibis property
offers an excellent opportunity Tor investment Sale
positive as the owner is about leaving the city.
oc5dtd Il. o. BAILEY, AuctiOneer.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-10-08
KeepDry.

A S.ADAMS & cos. New Store, rubber cloth
"A. ing consisting of Capes Coats, Leegings, Boots,
Shoes, Horse Blankets, Wagon Springs Curry
Combs, &c, at
No, IS Commercial ST., Portland,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-10-08

-. RICHMOND, Oct. Z.
A telegram to the Wing says the Republi
cans OF Albermarle met to-day and revised
their convention ticket leaving off the colored
candidates, and nominating Judge Rives and
Mr.. Southell, editor of the Charlotte Chronicle
two prominent and wealthy citizens.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-10-08
AUCTION SALES.
Furniture at Auction

N TUESDAY, October sth al 10 O'Clock A. NJ l
~ shall n at house on corner of Green aud Port
land els, the furniture IN said house, consisting
OF Cnaitber Sets, Bedsteads, Mattresses, Toilet,
Kitchen and Dining Tables, Sofas, Cha rs, Rocking
Chairs, Refrigerator, Large Magee Cooking Stove,
Par'or Albright, two small Stoves, &c together
with The Kitchen Furniture. q. BAILEY,
October 0. dtd Auctioneer.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-10-08
a.. work weekly Ca,.lc Market.

HF&f " q NEW YORK, Oct. 7.
Beeves heavy and prices fully 1c lower; receipts
1926 head; quotations a lie Veal Calves-re-
ceipts 1,62i head; market unchanged. Sheep and
LaInbs-.5recepls A4i6 head; market depressed;
sheep A g &c; Lambs a 74e. Swine-recepts
quotations 81 a. 7Sc - -