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e;retun Affairs.

Ia3A.sl NEW ORR, Sept. III.
Cretan advices received at the Greek Lega-
ton state that Omar Pasfa ON retiring from
Sphakia burnt all the villages in his rear in
the Province of st. Basiletz, the most notable
being Myrtoz, LRncogia. and the monastery of
of Prevelis at Mesogia. In Mssamos he seiz-
ed M. Kostanda, an elderly gentleman, forced
him to set fire to his own hut and then burnt
him. AT Patetari he mutilated a gentleman
in nameless manner, plucked out his eyes
and then murdered him. AT C0rnitades lie
slew three nuns besides committing similar
cruelties at other places named in the dis
patches.
The Turkish troops who were defeated by
erroneous burned several villages ON their re-
treat towards Heraclon At Melonipariella
they mastered an old blind man and another
citizen and an insane girl. They slew the
Monk Mideon Momolake, planting his head on
the cross which surmounts the cupola of the
church.
The accounts further say that the CIetans
having fought for a year against terrible odds,
will never return to Turkish government. Up
wards of 10000 Cretan families, mostly women
and children and old men, have been sent to
Greece.
Athens, Syria and other Grecian cities have
become so many huge relief committees. The
Grecian ladies are interchangeable in charitable
zeal, but cannot afford all the relief needed
without the assistance of christian nations.
IA CoDstantinople special by cable to the Tri-
bune dated 9th, says the Russian Ambassador
in this city, Gen. Ignatieff, has presented to
the Porte another note of his government
which demands the cession of Crete to Greeca
and full equality to Christians and Mahomnle-
dams in ali the provinces of Turkey. The de-
mand is declared to be the ultmatum of Rus
STA. An answer is asked for within ten days
In diplomatic circles war is regarded rs. almost
inevitable f1 .tpt
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srisceIlaneolu.u- ID ispalche..


FORTRESS MONROE, Sept 10.
The Haytien corvette, Alexander Pilion, was
towed in here last evening. She was fallen in
with at sea, disabled in a gale, by the steamer
Grenada. The corvette's boilers gave out and
she lost her rudder. She will repair at New
York. $3.50 d .cad ifi - tld
--e,l PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 10. q
The boot and shoe makers have struck for an
advance of twenty cents. Several employers
acceded to the demand. aj
PoUGHKEErsIE, n. w. Sept. 10.
Rev, DIR. Taylor, of Grace Church, New York
city, died at West Park last evening.
New YORK, Sept. 10.
The examination of the Farmers Bank of
Williamsburg shows that the assets are ample
to secure depostors. 1t will be closed. CALI
colt is not under arrest, but is still in Wash
ington. atf
LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. TO-
The funeral of Gov. Helm, at EliZabethtown,
was attend by State officers and large num-
Der of citizens. The State offices were closed
and the bells tolled from one to two o'clock.
VIRGINIA Cry, Sept 10.
Cavanagh (Dem.) is elected to Congress by
about 1 800 majority. The Legislature is near
ly unanimously Democratic.
CLEVELAND, OHIO, Sept. 10.
Senator Wade spoke here to-day By appoint
ment, to a large meeting in the course of his
remarks referring to the Presidents course
he said that as great peril exists to-day as
when armed rebels struck at the life OF The
Nation, and ardently appealed to those who
Saved the nation by their valor, to rally to its
salvation now. ttt5 afa4sl.s5
peg" f5t MEMPHIS, Tenn, Sept. 10. y
The Board of Health has reconsidered i'll
resolution in regard to quarantine, and it viii
be established tomorrow -
54..,4.,l NEW YORK, Sept. TO-
A Panama letter saysit is stated that the
Colombia Congress has extended the franchise
of the Panama railroad SO years in considera-
ton of 81 900 90 in gold.
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 10.
The Navy Department has dispatches from
Commander English, of the United States
steamer Iroquois, announcing the arrival of
that vessel at Alden. The health of the officers
and crew was good. At st. Augustine Bay,
Madagascar, he found the wllaleshlp Stanmore
of New Bedford. .4-e tt
The Navy Department has received dis
patches from Pensacola announcing. the con-
tinued ravage of yellow fever at that port. The
epidemic had also broken out on board the
United States steamer Sanapee in the harbor
OF Key West. r..
The correspondence between Secretary Sew
ard and Minister Adams with regard to the
claims of the United States on account of dep
relations committed by the Alabama and other
rebel vessels during the rebellion will soon be
made public The latest letter from the Sec.
rotary of State was dated in Angus last. The
documents will show the precise condition o
The question at that time; also, that the United
States will in every case only agree to unre
stricted arbitration.
New regulations have been issued in refer
ence to internal revenue bonded warehouses;
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From saexicc.

r5lAtsf os5 50 NEW York, Sept. TO-
The Herald's, Havana dispatch of the Sth
gives further Mexican advices.
Gangs of highway robbers, mostly foreign
ers and Imperial prisoners set at liberty, have
made their appearance at Mexico.
Otterbough presented his credentials to
Juarez as Minister of the United States on the
10Th. fe . by
Mr.. Plumb will take passage in the British
steamer for Vera Cruz ON the ed inst ia
III. Mogna the Prussian Minister at Mexico,
Keeps in seclusion at San Luis. He is sup
posed to be insane and is needless of orders
from Prussia to leave the country. .,
Admiral Tegethoff arrived at Vera Cruz on
the 18th ut, and was to leave for the Capital
the next day.
The La Iberia publishes the order from the
Spanish Government to its minister, dated
March 4, 1867, prohibiting the exposure of the
Spanish flag by the Spanish residents on any
occasion whatever without special leave of the
legation.
Santa Anna continues prisoner in San
Juan d'Ulloa. 1t is believed he will not be
shot .a- t Co., fif.-H SO
Senior Masseras has arrived per steamer
Mersey charged with dispatches from Juarez
for Washington.
One million eight hundred thousand dollars
In specie had reached Vera Cruz. The steam
er Mersey brought 100000 to Havana; also
five Austrian officers.
The intercessions of Ottobough, Daz and
five other generals and q host of influential
persons in behalf OF O'Horan were made in
vain. ...
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Horse, Carriage, Harness, & C. az
auctiOn .. + 4Ht-...

e M. PATTEN 4 co., Auessoueer-
OFFICE ExCR NGE STREET. l.
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Washington Correspondence.

= NEW YORK, sept 10.
The Times special says there is great outside
pressure for Cabinet changes that for the re-
moval of Seward is strongest. ~
Gen. Steedman had an interview with the
President and declared that he was not can
didate for the War Office, and urged the reten-
ton Of McCulloch. 49,, ......-... .......
Gen. Lee reported at the War Department
Yesterday according to the terms of his parole
and left for Baltimore. Gen. Joe johnson is
also here.
The President has informed Gen. Granger
that he would be assigned the Freedmen's Bu-
reau when a change was made, but mot at pres
ent.
The Worlds special states that Revenue Col
lector Callicott, of Brooklyn, for whom war
rant has been issued, is there closeted with the
Revenue Commissioners ....t.t. .,. .
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NEW YORK. Sept 10.
cotton-drooping; sales 400 bales; Middling up
lands at 26c.
Elour-l5 a SOC higher chiefly on high grades; sales
10,209 bbs.; State 60 o. Il 90; round hoop Ohio
at 10 % IL 90; Western at 60 a 13 50; choice do at
10 rs q IL 20; Southern frmer; sales 500 bills al
10 90 u 13 so for TO choice; new California
frmer; sales HOO bbls at IL so "a 10 go.
Wheat-1 o. &c higher; sales AZ 600 bush; Amber
State 43 q 2 IS; White Michigan 30; White Cali
fornia G29. s.s.4. .iag ,.-.a
Corn-opened dull but Closed more active and az
&c higher; sales 176, 900 bush, new Mixed Western
Is. .. ,.t. ..sit. .l,.I,. l'if .tll .i-
Oas-less active and easier; sales Al 900 BUSH.
new Ohio ard Chicago zoe; Southern G3 a Gle.
Beef-steady; sales $50 bbls. new plain mess is 90
6o "a 90; old mess "a Oh a % 90. aaalt
Pork-heavy and lower; sales 1850 bbls.; new
at 81 50 a "a 81 closing at "A 81; regular old at
"a 90. * 1.t.4 80 81. 500 Is.t--tl
Lard-stcady; sales s65 bbls at 10 d0 1l4c. aH
Whiskey-quiet and steady; sales 10U bbls. Western
in b nd at 36lc. r.r
Rice--quiet and unchanged.
Sugar-quiet and steady at III q 1Sic for fair to
good refinery. Dam
Cotee-steady. Isl .a-I U... ~ .H..tf-tI
Noasscs-unchanged.
Rosin at III g 80. lT .oJs} {
0ils-quiet. fIltt5ttt54E Z 100 FL
Pctroleum-crude at Isl @ Ice; refined bonded at
32t % 33c. ~ sss yls sAisl i-
Tallow-frm; sales G7,0O0 lbs at Il q l2tc. u5g
Freights TO Liveipool-drocping .. f
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Endsnn ANairs,

WASHINGTON, Sept. 10.
The following dispatch was received this
morning: a41 su ifaA
Omaha, Sept. "a messenger arrived at the
North Platte the 9TH inst, from Spotted
Tails camp, with information that interpreter
Todd Randall, who accompanied the friendly
Indians, would be at the North Platte on the
18th inst. with six white captives, three women
and three children, and that the Cheyenn
and Sioux are willing to make peace and want
the Commissioner to wait for them at the
North Platte. This looks well.
(Signed) f'f b. DENMAR,
Commissioner of Indian Affairs.
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From California.

c,, SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 10.
Complete returns from thirteen counties and
partial u returns irom twenty-eight counties
total vote of the thirteen counties mentioned
was 40,589; Haight's majority is $500. Last
year the vote was 59.640, and the Union moiors
ity, 1919 The registration shows no decrease
in the number entitled 10 vote. The vote for
Fay independently for Governor as far as
known, is about 1,200. .u.
The mail steamship Golden City sailed for
Panama to-day with 100000 in treasure, a
little over half of which is for New York.
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EUROPE.

NEWS BIZ TME ABLE.
LONDON, Sept 8.
The report which reached here from Con-
stantinople that the British captives ia Abys-
sinia had gained their freedom proves TO be
without foundation. t.s.... 4. -.
The Sublime Porte has again intimated to
the European powers that it cannot aIinit OF
any Intervention on their part in the AFFAIRS OF
the Island of Gambia, and therefore apsoiutely
declines to adopt the project for JOINT COM
mission of inquiry.
The delegates to the Peace Congress are ar
irving from all parts of Europe. Gen. Carl
baIdi has reached this city from Florence. His
reception by his friends and by the citizens of
Geneva was most enthusiastic. He made a
brief speech, in which he declared that his
purpose to move on Rome was unalterable, and
that his plan of action. though deferred would
soon be carried into effect.
o. PARIS, Sept. g.
speech made by the Grand Duke OF Ba-
den at the Diet at Carlsruhe in which he ad-
yocated an alliance with the North German
Confederation, gives rise again to feeling of
uneasiness in political circles. Fears are en-
tertained that the recent complications will be
renewed and that questions may arise which
will again disturb the tranquility Of Europe.
PARIS, Sept. 9-Evening.
DR.. Louis Dcsirel Veron, the celebrated
French publicist, died to-day, aged SO.
SOUTHAMPTON, Sept. 9-Evening.
The steamship Western Metropolis, from
New York oath ult., for Bremen, put in to this
port to-day with main shalt broken.
LONDONDERRY, Sept. 10.
The steamer Hibernia, from Quebec for Liv
erpool, has arrived. t--
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AgCTsssx sAI.Es.
d. HI. OsGOOD a. SON,
A u @ tt o N Il IL IL y .
No. IS HawIey Street, Asesten.

T.. megolar sales Of Dry Goods woclens, Clothing,
nAV sun. o. ,3ds, Boots and Shoes. every TUES
ets,s AM rhiDAY during the usiness season.
Liberal advances on CoLsignments 81
September dsm
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REGULATTONS.

The Gates to be opened from o'clock A. NJ. till G
O'Clock p. M.
All Horses entered for Exhibition shall be subject
to the call OF the MARSHAL during tn, hours OF
exhibition and ifany horse such call does aot a-
pear when the class Is exhibited in which he is
tcrcu, he snail be deemed 10 have Withdrawn from
such class and forfeit his entrance.
The Judges to be appointed by the Association.
Should the weather prove stormy the Association
reserves the right to post pone the Exhibition until
fair weather.
All Premiums to be trottcd according to the rules
OF tue Fashion Cou Sc New York,
An efficient Police force viii be in ante lance to
preserve order.
.fFI'I,l ~ rr Per Order of the Directors
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WANTED - AGENTS = $50 to $500 pei
w month, everywhere male and female, TO intro
ducc throughout the United States, the GENUtN e
IMPROVED COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEWING
MACHINE. This machine will stitch. hem, fell
Tuck quilt bind, braid and cmbroider in tie most
superior manner. Price only S18. Fully warranted
that will sew a stronger, more beautiful, or more
elastic seam than ours. 1t makes The 'sElastic Lock
stitch Every second stitch can be cut and still the
pay ag nts $75 to $500 per month and expenses,
commission from which twice that amount can be
made. Address
SECOMB s. 60 Cleveland, Ohio.
CAUTION DO not be imposed upon by other par
ties palmDg off wor HESS cast-ron machines under
the same name or otherwise. Ours is the only genu
inc and really practical chap machine manufactured
September 2. d&w1m
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RICHMOND, Va, Sept. 10.
A fight is reported al Farmyille, Va, between
the negroes and some soldiers. The cause of
the trouble was the beating of a negro last
night by some soldiers, for refusing to sell them
liquor, and this morning they were about to
beat another when the negroes rallied and a
street fight ensued. The citizens closed their
stores and company OF soldiers was sent in
from the camp who restored order. One SOL
der was stabbed and about dozen soldiers
and negroes badly beaten.
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Portland Railroad Company.
nirao+o,,s Meeting, Aug "a. 1857 u

VOTED, that on and amor Monday, Sept. "a. sim
Y ole Fares in this city be six cont-. ackagc
.,,toss twenty for Z 90; ave for rs censs.-
cSliren between the ages Of and IL, four cents.
School tickets discontinued. ~ I'
wesibrook, Way Fares. SAX cents; 70 Morrllrs,
seu cents, or twelve tickets for S1.OO; TO
Woodford's, eight cents, or sixts era for 4 90.
Children between and IL years, half price,
School tickets discontinued. Il f'r
Westbrook, Monthly Tickets--one ride each way,
except Sundays = Morrill's, $3.50; Moodford's,
$3.50. NJ. PALMER, Sec'y.
August 2T. diff
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ls,o,, ,,,ereinl.-..I.ar a,.h,c.

FRANKFORT, Sept. 9-Eyening.
United States 5-2os closed this evening at 76a for
the issue of 1862. ~ 1. az
( fMEH88.E,s LIVERPOOL, Sept. 9--Evening.
Coton-Thc market closed duff with declining
tendency; sales OF 10000 bales; Middling uplands
9sd; Middling Orleans 1osd. Breadstuffs-The mar
ket clio ed firm; Corn advanced TO 6s per quarter for
new Mixed Western Provisions-The market is un-
changed Produce-The market is unchanged.
gs.FsaEF ElYnsb LONDON, Sept. TO-
Consols are quoted at 9i9-16 tor money. .....
AMERICAN SECURITIES. following are the
closing prices for American securities: United States
bondse 73: Illinois Central shares n; Erie Hallway
shares al; Atlantic and Great Western consolidated
bonds 2lt. IN No.,
Cotton duh and unchanged; sales s,Cou Daies.-
Breallstuffs and Provisions quiet; Pork dis.
LONDON, Sept. 10-2 p. nj.
American securlties--Unitcd States $40 bonds are
quoted at 49, Others unchanged.
Tt- LIVERPOOL, Sept 10-2P. M.
Cotton dull owing to the trade report from Man
chester and market dropping. Dreadstuffs hrmer !;
wheat is Cd for California; Corn 3Gs Cd. PROVISIONS
at As Sd.
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The Grand Trnuk, Portland s. Eennebec, Maine
Central, Portland q Rochester Railroads will carry
those attending the Fair at ONE FARE TIL.
ROUND TRIP, and the Portland, Saco & Ports
mouth Railroad at two- thirds the usual Fare m
Prices OF AdmissioM.-Each person 80 cents;
each horse not enters for Premium, 10 cents: Sea
SON Tickets, admit ng ono or two persons, S2.50;
Season Tickets admitting two persons ana vehicle
drawn by one or two horses, $500. f..-l All
September g. I'd f.t' 7tf-lIl iI-LftI| llI
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fsr4 liza a.8..r HAVANA, Sept. 8.
The cigar makers strike continues, 2OOstrik
ers have been Imprisoned.
The new taxes are being paid very slowly.
Business is unsettled and the export Of specie
continues.
1t is rumored that a son Of Santa Anna is
organizing an expedition against Mexico, sup
ported by European powers.
Daring highway robberies are frequent in
Havana.
The caDle is working finely
Rio Janeiro adyioes report the arrival Of the
Spanish squadron en- route to the river Platte.
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TlNHE Spacious Chambers in the corner sore Of the
Il new block ON the corner Of Pearl and Middle
Streets comprising the I'd, Sd and 4th floors each
containing about 5000 square feet, and suitable for
Wholesale Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats, Caps
and Furs, Cfofhing, Carpetng, SC. boz
The fourth flo i Is spacious Hall, one OF the
largest and most desirable III the oily. 'nE
The lower floors win be occupied by Woodman,
True & Co. ~. ......l. Z s.7sa ..'aH
Parties desiring to lease any Of these rooms, can
have them fitted to suit, by applying az once 70
aug6dtf GEO. W. WOODMAN.
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Canadian AGnirs

ll NEW York Sept TO-
special dispatch to the Herald dated Mon
treaI, to-day, says
The Earl OF Mayo succeeds Lord Monck as
Governor General OF the dominion of Canada
next June. Gen. Charles Windham replaces
Gen. Michael as Commander-in-C Chief Of the
Canadian forces. His appointments will be
announced next week. Victorian has been
eedted to Parliament by majority of 20 votes;
victory for the Rouge party.
"A Montreal special says the rouge party are
hopeless over the general result of the cleo
ton. The election of Colby the North AmeIi-
can annexationist, causes a sensation, owing
to rejoicing in Vermont.
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Chicago markets.

iH CHICAGO, ILL., Sept. III.
Flour-Spring extras at 8 rs q PC Wheat quiet
closed tame; saes at OF for No. 1; No at Oh.
Oats opened Mt advance OF &c but closed weak AT
5llc: Rye firm; sales at 10 az 101 for No. Bar
ley firm and advanced p a. &c; sales It C93 for No
2. Provisons-Mess Pork held alta 30 a "a 70; Lard
steady. 90
900 bush corn Al Gao bnsb noIs q oo0 hnos Ship
ments1i 900 bbs. -four, 900 bush. wheat, G5, DOC
bush. corn, los, 900 bush oats. E-rg7 q ~
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BY NJ. CHARLES q co.

w. NhAhLHS q co. uY
io' reoefG street, Portland, Me-, and 81 Hanover
street, Boston, Mass.
nRY GO DIS, Fated Ware, Watches Sbiy,s and
- DRIVERS, Army Blouses, Pants and Ses,s
Blankets, Rubber Coat, Bed Spreads Sheets Cniie,
r., Varieties and Wall Tents, &C., &c.
Auction saies every evening, anu goods Il ri.
vate sole during the day.
.- ..- auo "a az
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puhlic school Notice.

rI1HE Opening of the Public $. hools which arc to
L occ,npy the school house on Chestnut Street, and
the new school hou,e on Congress Street. rs post
poned on acc unit of the delay In finishing and pre-
,arine The school rooms. Timely notice Of the COM
- 81 these schools will re gwen in all tho
d.ily paners of the citG. All other publs Schools
viii resume their sessions at the regular time, Mon
| day, Sept. I'D. NATHAN WEbD,
| Portland, Aug. 30. diff
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Democratic usejoieinx in Belfast.

-,..--II.-9 l.--i-H .-I--lg J. BELFAST, Sept. 10.
The Democrats of Belfast held q congratu-
latory meeting this evening, which was presid
ed over by VIM. III. Simpson, editor of the Re-
publican Journal Speeches were made by
Judge Miller, Col. Joseph S. Hall, Representa-
tive elect from Lincolnvile, and others. eoln
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<. M. PATTEN 81 Auctioa CO.,eers,
OFFICE EXCHANGE STREET.
e,rockarv st Auctio,. to the y rade.

ON Saturday. Sept 18th, at 10 o'clock n, Ten
Plates Chambers, Pitchers, Bowls, Mugs, Basins,
Rock aghdps Nappies, Baker r ate, Pitcher, Iwers
and Ba.ins. White Granite Sugars, Cieamets'
Pitchers, Ewers and B'sns, Chambers, III Us,
Scanops, Blanc eange Moulds. Also new ar icle
of Iro1. So ne White Glazed Milk Pans, Piteners,
Bowls SC. Ware on exhibition day previous 10 SHE
Dealers are invited to xamine the above, as every
lot must be sold without reserve. sep iVuto
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NEW 1Ohh, ctpr .V'
The steamship China, from Panama Aug
Both, direct, has arrived.
Gems. Hovey and Fitzpatrick We're at ValFa,,
raise Aug 9th, and attended the funerai OF
Gen. Cook. The latter died from the enects Oh
disease contracted in Southern prison, nay.
ing been taken prisoner during hhpa'ricA
raid around Richmond. .,,o IA,
Callao PERU correspondence says ~ rro u
tons VT" The army of Bolivia, with whom Peru
is also at odds, is encamped near La farz, with
the President in command: ,,.
Richard IT. Rosseau, United states Minister
to Honduras was dangerously Ill. '..5 u.4s
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cuarf,ian,s sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that by yirtne ola license
N nom the Probate Court Of Cumberiand County.
al I., ar All concerned.o on Monday, the 10Th day OF
Senember next, a. 10 o'clock A M. at the Office OF
WIN II. Jerris, No. 2s2 Congress Street, Portland,
ar,an MARCEL of land In said Portland situated ON
IInIan and Fore Streets, belonging TO Sarah f. Elder
Eleanor NJ Elder and Georgianna Elder, minor heirs
~ John Elder, ate of Portland, deceased. further
PARTICULARS may be had the time and place Of sale.
t3 JOHN HAYDEN, Guardian.
Aug g. 1867. aug2s-dtd
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AuuuaI omcia, yu- speed r rem r

I" 7I'S''' AUGUSTA, Sept III.
The Governor and Council left by the noon
train on their annual official visit to the Bos-
ton Perkins Institute for the blind and the
Hartford Institute for the Deaf and Dumb.
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YeIisw Fever ,s sxov west.

-. New YORK, Sept. 10.
A special dispatch to the Herald, dated Key
West, to-day, says:-The yellow fever is pretty
s. Lenapo, died and was refused burial on
shore, and was buried at sea- Two more cable
hands have died in the hospital.
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--4tI ~ -Hz aa -iai NEW York, Sept. 10.
A salute of 100 guns was fired here this af-
ternOon by the Democrats in honor Of tho re-
suit of the California and Maine elections.