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EUROPE.
NEWS BY THE CABLE

sNEt 4-- 918t u
The Moniteur of this morning says that the
recent conference of the Emperors at Salzburg
Is new pledge of peace for Europe. MIA :
Tssi % PARIS. Aug. 20, Evening
Much uneasiness prevails ON the Bourse in
consequence of apprehensions of war; and
rentes are declining.
LoEDoN, Aug. 20.
Active preparations are being made by the
board of admiralty and war Office for the expe-
dition to Abyssinia to save the English cap
1ves Sixteen steamers had been chartered to
transport troops.
LONDON, Aug 20, Evening.
Advices from Athens state that the Cretan
insurgents still hold out in the mountsins, and
denounce as false the reports of Omar Pasha's
success in subduing the rebellion. sssf
BERLIN, Aug. 30.
The new American Minister, Hon George
Bancroft, has been treated with unexampled
courtesy by the Prussian court. Yesterday on
invitation of his Majesty, King William, he ac-
companied Count Won Bismark to the royal
residence at Potsdam, where he was received
with unusual attentions and had an interview
of over three hours duration with the King
and his prime minister. In the evening Mr..
Bancroft dined with his Majesty, who after
wards took him back to Berlin in the royal
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Springfield National Horse Fair.

m, =, bFHfNGF1ELD, M3SS., aug. 81.
The third days programme of the Horse
Fair at this city, postponed Yesterday on &C.
count of the rain, has been successfully car
ried out to-day and with a greatly increased
attendance OF spectators. Among the visitors
were Governor Bullock, DIR. Geo. B. Loring, of
whole number of people on the Park this af.
ternoon was not less then 100000 In the class
of horses that have not trotted faster than 2.4O
in public five started, and the purse was won
by Lady Farnum, owned by Harrison Rogers,
andCapt Lawrence. Brandywine and Helena
were distanced. The hurdle race of two miles
over eight hurdles, was won by Col. McDaniels
Black Bird in 1858 IA, defeating Gen. Williams
and Red Dick. Tomorrow will be the last day
of the fair, closing with trot for 81 200 be-
tween Lady Thone, Lucy and the Goldsmith
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NEW YORK, Aug 90.
at 27c. h3iiliaf -7-7T = ~F
Flonr-15 a Csc lower; sales 5000 bbls. State al
665 "a IL co. round hoop Ohio at 40 a IL so; West.
fornia at. 70 so a 10 70. ST EEs 8sEP' m
Wheat-quiet and steady; sales 1000 BUSH
Corn-1 "a &c higher; sales 103 600 BUSH; Mixed
Western II a IA. ASFftsEs
Oats--firm. f-Ifs 81. d ID -s,f .asr4i... ...fF
Beef-tirm. a srssI ~ a "
Professionalism. .r f-.F IHs
Pork-sales new mess at % 55
Whiskey-quiet. ev-rsagsa Z. =
Rice-dull. '-f = - 20 As- so -
,sugar-firm; sales 900 hhds. Porto Rico at 1asc;
Muscovado at 11S "a 12Ic - -
lCoffee-firm but quiet. d. W
Molasses-steady.l - ,1 fil4 'tHtl fili p
NavM Stores-Spirits Turpentne steady; Rosin
at 90 for common strained; tar quiet; Wilmington
az %.
Petroleum firmer sales 1000 bbls. crude at 12s
q 13c; refined bonded at oslo.
Tallow-frm.
Freights to Liyerpool--dull and dropping. III
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LONDON, Aug. 29-Evening.
COnsols at 94k for money. .,.if - - =
AMERICAN SEcURITIEs-The following are the
current quotations FIR American securities: United
States 5-2Os at 73 Erie Railroad shares 4l2; Illinois
Central Railroad shares 7e3, FsTE -
FRANKFORT, Aug. 29-Evening
United States 5-20's closed at 7cs.s - : .
IS i,.As9 1ll LONDON Aug 29-Evening
The weekly returns of the Bank Of England show
that the amount OF specie in its vaults increased
e42, 600. H IL ~ y = - =
5--.I LIVERPOOL, Aug. 20--Evening
Cott0n-The market closed dull at decline of I'd
on American grades. The following are the author
lied quotations: Middling uplands 1Obd; Middling
Orleans 10ad; sales 5000 bales. Breadstuffs-The
market closed heayy Corn Sd lower; sales at 3ss Sd
for new Mixed Western; Wheat quiet; California
White lbs Adj; new Southern lbs Cd; Barley Oats and
Peas unchanged Provisions closed without change
Produce closed very quiet; Tallow heavy at AS Sd
Rosn rs Cd for common; medium 12s; Petroleum
spirits SD " gallon. and Is SD for rened Spirits
Turpentine 30s. ~ y ~ =
LONDON. Aug. 29-Evening.
The Sugar market closed at 24s Cd for No. ~ Dutch
standard. Iron steady; Scotch Pig 53s. aa
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TWO or more gentlemen can be accommodated
l. with genteel rooms and board. Apply at this
Portland Aug 10, 1867. lLts aug2O-dtf
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Portlan d Railroad Company.
q Directors Meeting, Aug "a, 1857

NOTED, that on and after Monday, Sept I'd. sin
gle Fares in this city be six cents. Package
tickets twenty for 8 90; five for "a ccnts.-
CMidren between the ages of and IL, four cents.
School tickets discontinued. easss
Westbrook, Way Fares, six cents; to- Morrills,
ten cents, or twelve tickets for S1.OO, to
WOodford's, eight cents, or sixteen for $1.OO,
Children between and IL years, half price,
School tickets discontinued.
Westbrook, Monthly Tickets-0ne ride each way.
except Sundays - Morrins, $3.50; Woodfords'
$3.50. M. G. PALMER, Sec'y.
: August H. diff
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SEALED tenders will be received Tor the Erection
part of the Erections required for the State Agricul
tnrai college Tenders to be handed in on or before
tne fourth day OF September next.
Drawings, Specification and Explanations will he
furnished at the Office OF NJ. Stead Architect corner
OF lem ole and Middle Streets. Portland, Me- s Z
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to Liyerpool-dull and dropping. I
Chicago Markets,

CHICAGO, H., Aug 80.
Flour active; Spring extras 90 a 10 90. Wheat
Spring bnoyant; No advanced !c; sales No. / at
g e 1st; No. advanced g 1gci sales at GO @
at SO 97c; Nc. at 81 q 91ac.. Rye unsettled;
sales No att 10; No at 05 g 1 o. Barley firm
at Is for No. 1, and II for No. 2. Mess Pork at
20 3d. Lard at 12a @ 13c. Beef Cattle dull and nom
inal Live Hogs firm at rs % 90for good to extra
Sheep dull : -
Receipts-7 800 bbls -four, 1902, 900 BUSH wheat
$4,000 bush. corn, $4,000 bush. oats /, 100 hogs
Shlpments-6,00O bbls -four, $4,000 bush. wheat
127 900 bush. !corn, 16S, 900 bush. oats.
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VNILL be received at this office tiilTHURSDAY,
w September fifth, at twelve o'clock noon, 1867
for furnishing the stone required in the
of the basement story OF the u. s. Custom House in
this city, delivered on the wharf ut the Depot at
the option of the Superintendent. hE
Specifications be had at this office. The deliv-
cry OF the stone must commence within ten days az
ter signing the contract, and completed before
the first day of November. The Department reserves
the right To reject any all bids 4 Thought Tor its
interest. HENRY KINGSBURY, l.U f. .
Superintendent.
Portland, August %, 1867. did
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WU2aLGH.

A GENTS to sell an article that is new, and which
"A, s9il In every Store and Family AGENTS have
made twelve dollars per day. Exclusive territorv
gwen. Men out OF employment call and EXAMINE
at lieom =, Browns Block, Crosmau's Drue
Store. (au29d3ws) MORE q Co"
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Cincinnati WI arlxcts.

CINCINNATI, Aug 20.
Whiskey unsettled; 32c offered, 80 "a 35c asked
Mess Pork dull sales at Is rs q 3d., Lard at 1870
Bulk Meats firmer; shoulders l15c; sides 13sc Ba.
con-shouders in good demand and advanced 4c
sales at 12sc; clear lib and clear sides 153 "a 1GIc
Hams quiet at 20 a 22c for sugar cured; common
lower; sales at 17t q 49, Money easy at 10 per cent
Exchange steady and unchanged
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Public School Notice.

THE Opening of the Public 81 hools which are to
L occupy the school house on Chestnut Street, and
the new school house on Congress Street. is post
poned on acc unit Of the delay In finishing ana pre-
pairing the school rooms. Timely notice Of the COM
daily papers of the CITY, All other public Schools
will resume their sessions at the regular time Mon
day, Sept. I'd. NATHAN WEBB,
Chairman of Superintending School Committee.
Portland, Aug 80 diff
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Wanted.

Wanted.
NOAT, Pant and Vest Makers, at A. #. YORK'S,
NBrown q Hanson's Block, Middle ST. opposite Ii
h. HAYS. 100000 49, aug26d3m
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August 1. 1867. dtillsept

FJvHE Mckay sewing Machine the only
shoe can be made. Adapted to all kinds. styles and
sizes OF boots and shoes 200 pairs can be made with
These shoes AXE precedence OF ali Others In the mar
ket, and are made substantially at the cost peg
ging In use by all the leading manufacturers. Ma
chimes, with competent men TO set them in opera
ton, furnished at one days notice. For particulars
OF license apply to GORDON MeKA Y, Agent. Bath
street, Boston, Mass Apl 16. U6m
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GuaPdian,s Colo

NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue ola license
~ from the Probate Court Of Cumberland County,
shall SELL ~ public or privaue sale, may be deem
cd best for all concerned Monday the 5Oth day of
september next, at 10 o'clock A M. at the Office OF
WIN. n Jerris, No. 2S2 Congress Street, Portland,
Union and Fore Streets, belonging to Sarah r. Elder.
Eleanor M Elder and Georgianna Elder, minor heirs
OF John Elder iate of Portland, dcce ased. Further
particulars may be had the time and place OF SALE
JOHN HAYDEN, Gu. Irdian
Aug 2s 1867 aus 2s-dtd
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TrOtting Horse for Sale.

n q The well known trott ng horse sac.
NTf< DINE, can be seen at CHAS SAGIk's
~ tSta lie Oak st.
A4Z4- He was driven last FAN by Foster
Palmer, mile In l22 BY David AveriIl, Esq, last
summer In q common wagon mile in 2.E2. 81. .
He an easy trotcr under the Saddle, kind in all
harness, afraid OF nothing and stands without hitch
ing He 10 bright bay, stands 1871 hands Ugh,
WEIGHS 1850 pounds 49, IT .I.-
VIII be sold by Mr.. Bailey, at auction saiur-
oSns aug 3lst II not previously disposed Of HIS
amasn,hs ABOUT to leave the city Apply to
eu1ou.d H. G.. THOMAS Nj Hanforfh ST.
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Hotel for Sale.
Camp Meeting.

V'HE Annual Camp Meeting at Kenuebunkpori
=. 4 VIII commence on Monday, September 2d, and
close on the following Saturday.
Ample arrangements will he made tor boarding.
transportation between the camp ground and cars,
&c, &c, at reasonable rates.
Fare from Portland with return ticket 81 20. and
rom all stations on the p. s. & p, B. q NJ, and
eastern railroads, proportion, by any OF Sne regu
lar or tecial trains, and commencing on saturday
morning August 31st.
Tickets to be had at the stations.
A Fre;obt train for the transportation of baggage
SC. will leave Portland at FIVE O'Clock, p. NJ, on
Friday and Saturday, August 3oth and 3ist.
JAMES ANDREWS
SILAS ADAMS, Com
s. R. LEAvIfT.
Portland. Aug. 20, 1867. aug26-d2w
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Financial.

NEW YORK, Aug. 800 Pm.
were paid for carrying. Foreign Exchange steady at
1899 for prime bankers bills Government securi-
ties irregular at the close Stocks quiet and steady
and without material change. Mining stocks Quiet
The business at the SubITeasury to-day was as fol-
lows: Receipts III, s41 payments, $8,79 bal
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New Orleans Markets.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 80.
Cotton dull and lower; sale IS bales; receipts for
the week $40 bales against S87 bales same time last
exports for same time $500 bales stock in port
1921 bales; Low Mildling CSC. Sugar-Louisana
only retai trade full fair l51 a 151c; Cuba Sugar
market. Cuba MOlasses dull at 40 51c
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To Let
WITH BOARD, large pleasant rooms suitable
W for gentleman and wife, at 90 Free street.
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Wanted to Hire,

A HOUSE in the western part OF the city. with or
"A without furniture. Address Post Office Box
151J.g aupl9l1ws
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To Let. .f
THE Second, Third and Fourth Stories in Smiths
L New block, No. SO Union st. A desirable location
tor Jobbing or Manufacturing purposes. VIII be leas-
ed entire or separate. Al ply 70 .l.l -...-l I'ft
A. CUSHMAN g. co,
Juiyz5dtf No. "a Union Street,
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Probable Fatal Prize Fight.

NEW YORK Aug. 80.
A prize fight occurred at the Palisades yes
Pattey Mclaughlin. After Al rounds were
fought O'Brien was knocked senseless and fail
ed to come to time. His injuries will probahlv
result fatally.
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BOarders Wanted,

Borders. rs- rt4-+-y1
FEW Gentleman boarders can be accommodated
EAwith genteel board at 40 York, Street. T5iI7
aug20-d2w
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Assisnees' sale of Valuable Real
Estate.

~ on tbe nr.,o, september II, at 3 O'clock p. NJ,
a s,ohi one ng IN common and undivided Of IarSe
west OF the Carleton Street ksovrn steeI, httiy
having front on Congress street Of ia ieet
eetdeep The back line, fronting on Dsers sy co.
li1id out but not opened). 1t will be sold In whoS
or In part to suit purchasers. This is a srnl 10y
on the line Of the horse railroad in an exeels"S,
neighbourhood, commanding an extensive and vnr;5
view and desi able for investment. Fer partcmiars
and plan call ON Henry =. Deme, Assignee, or
j, S. BAILEY, Auctioneer, ID
August 20. d d. Plumb street.
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1a Cont, Pant md Vest Makers
WANTED, for Custom WORK. The highest prices
w paid to nrst-class hands, boy 10 learn the
trade wanted, at AID. REEVES,
Augz0d4w Sc Free Street
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u -. Bangor March !, i8s7
NOTICE Is hereby given, In puI Gance of Re-
1 solve to carry into effect chapter two hundred
eghty-ou ofthe Resolves Of eighteen hundred SIX
ty-our in favor Of Bates College,, approved Febru-
and 10 Range II w L l. s. situated upon The Upper
Saint John River, excepting the Southt asst quarter
by public auction Tor the benefit Of said College al
the Land Office in Bangor, ON Wednesday the 18th
day OF September next, at IL O'Clock, noon. "
One third cash and satisfactory noLes payable II,
on and two years. secured by mortgage on the prem
ises, will be received in payment.
1851 .tt ISAAC X. CLARK '
mar8dtSept IL, To-. -...t .... Land Agehl.
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State OF Maine

TIME undersigned, appointed Commissioners 10
Il. examine the condition Of the Insane Hospital,
and the treatment OF the patients therein by virtue
OF resolve on the last Legislature, will commence
session tor that purpose at said Hospital, in Au
gusta, ON the thirteenth day of next september, ut
ten OF the clock A. NJ, and continue the same from
day to day as long as may be deemed necessary 10
complete said examination: and all persons having
information explanations to give relating TO the
purposes said examination, are respectfully re-
quested to be present and to testify accordingly
7.--'- A. G. JEWETT,
JAMES M. DEERING
JARED FULLER,
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For Sale Cheap.

A LARGE lot of Slab Wood and Edgings on Burn
"A hams Wharf Inquire of DAN'L MAYBURf,
Also on corner Of North and Walnut SITS. Inquire
of THOS. CONDOR. -, =. i =.
Also, best quality OF Hard and Soft Wood for sale
at either of tina above places.
Also Lumber ofalI kinds; all OF which viii be de-
"''''' DAHL MAYBURY,
auo27d1ms THOS. CONDOR
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From New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, Aug. 30
There were 26 deaths by yellow fever yester-
day.
Gen. Cyrus Hamlin was to-day inferred with
Masonic ceremonies.
Thirty of the crew and four officers Of the
iron-clad Manhoska are sick with yellow fever
and were removed to the hospital yesterday,
Four Of the crew have died. They renamed
cooped on board the vessel until it had almost
Gen. Sheridan'ssorder No. 129, removes p.
G. Mahan, City Comptroller. and appoints D.
B. Wardell in his stead for reasons similar to
those given in the order readjusting the City
Council. Order No. 100 orders an election on
leyees. who are to enter upon their duties forth
with. notifying proprietors to strengthen or
construct new levees, or in default thereof to
enforce the law for such cases.
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p AZ NEW BRUNSWICK, N. j., Aug. 30.
Bridget Dergan, the Newmarket murderess,
was hung at 1918 this forenoon. She met her
fate bravely and died easily. ~ 4sts b
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" ~ AuguSt, ALI. ANefs
WILLIAM Q. HOW rs

$4,000 n For sale IN Boston, first class
with well furnished Lodging House connected l6
rooms, long lease. well established and no bonus
Sickness cause of selling.
$50 will purchase a wholesale and retail Pro-
duceand Vegetab Store, in of the best locations
in Boston, well fitted up and doing good cash BUSH
ness; owner unexpectedly called away. Also all
kinds OF business chences from 5000 to 81 OOO For
full particulars call at 20 State Street, Once 9.
. ultI4 TAYLOR 81 CO.,
Stock and Commercial 81 okers.
Boston, Aug. 81, 1867. aug2sdiw
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AUCTION SAFES.
BY NJ. cHARfEs q 90.

i0' redoral Street, Portland, Me-, and 81 Hanover
Street, Boston, Mass.
III w IDS, llted Ware, Watches, Shirts and
IsIanLot ,'wrels, Army Blouses, Pants and CCafs
munoer Coat Bed Spreads Sheets, Cutie
1sy-anctio,n :, s aha wall Tents &C., &c. n
vate sale during tho day i"s' anu eoods ~ phi
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From rTon.ana-rndi.n Aa.,,..

Az ST. LooIs, No., Aug. 80. 4
About one-half of Reynolds City, Montana
August. 3h -o o' 'N' Ao''i "a
Inc Montana Rangers, under Gen.. BEEN,
are expected to move against the; Indians in o
snort tune. Five hundred dollars have been
PAID Tor three Indian scalps. a eFIF -Iao.y
dhere is no tidings Of the expedition which
lett Fort Hays, Kansas, few days since.
The wife of Col Bankhea and % men of the
9TH regiment had died of cholera at Fort Wal
lace 49,
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j
August %. dtd,
- - u.e. fiumD street.
Assignee's saIe--Hnuse and Land

N FRIDAY, sent IL, at 3o'clock NJ, en- the prem
~ lses, we shall sell at public auction a house on
Stetson Court, lea ling out OF Park It Is two
story wooden house with an l., thoroughly and sub
stanti1y built, in perfect order, with abundance OF
good hard and soft water. In good neighborhood
and desirable for residence. The lot Is arout so BY
81 feet. For particulars enquire of
Henry p DEANE, Assignee, or
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MEDICAL ELECTRICITY
Dr.. w. N. DEFINING,
Medical Electriciar

l7i MIDDLE STREET, l.,.
N.u,.,x o~n,.;se ,y.a x.:,.. s,o,s. "A,
-~~r,,3,,.y. -, 80, - ., "e'~
w hEnn ne woulI respeelinIiy ennornce TO
w cltzens o. foriiand and vicinity, that he
Permahentiy loea.eu III ,nis GUY during the tire
years we nave oeen IN tnis city, We nave cured som
o. tne worss .osms OF usease ~ persons who hny
u'eu otnsr iorhs OF treatment IN VAN, and eurln
Pallens IA 80 SNORT une t9at he question Is oitet
Ne will saw that sII tbat do NOT s9sy .rc, w.,
dactor the second time w;tbont ebaryys 1' W
Tr n has been a practieal Electrisia, for ,,v.n,.
one wars and Il also regular orainatad ,bvs
Eieetricity IL neTectv afsnted 70 cSronic dissso
The sarco ~ ,ervons Or sick he .J.cho. 80.
Az hal necL or aStrens;,;Ss. "a 70
=; tb ac,te tages az where H. Inss @ IN "nEt
;,.ni.s. ac,ta ~ cJronic ria,,,nats az ~, 'uy
d;seasee wbits swepss snipsi diseases a, NY
=. the SHINE coptracted rcnsces iisso,,ti N ,h
a,sy or parolvSis St Vitae ne.es ,caa n .J
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State of Name.

CUMBERLAND SIS: f-r
To CHARLES STABLES, Jun, Clerk OF the Third
Congregational Society in Portland. -
VOU are hereby directed to notify the Members
of the Third Congregational Society," in p, IT.
and to meet in the vestry of the Certr church on
Congress street, ON Monday Evening, September p
next at u o'clock, to act on the following articles
WIZ
TO choose q Moderator. H'-.
2To see If the Society will accept the proposition
Of the Central Church Society, for union ofthe two
Sociees by which, on the receipt of thirteen thou
sand dollars from us their meeting house and their
parish property, p ee OF all incumbrance shall be-
come the common property of the new Society TO be
formed of the two. n.y. - =
SIN case It should be decided to dispose OF the
Societv's lot ofland, tn appoint person 10 exc
cute and deliver good deed oftbe same.
4.-To act on any other business that may Legally
clme before the Meeting
Given under the Hands and Seals of the Assessors
and Standing Committee of said Society," Portland
this twenty third day Of August, AID. 1851.
FaF WILLIAM Q. HOW (Soall
JOHN W. RUSSELL rs, all
-. Assessors and Standing Comni te
Portland, August "a, 1e67.-Pursuant to the FORE
going wa rant TO me directed, hereby notify and
warn the Members Of the Third Congregational So
ciety in Portland to nee. at the time and place and
for the purposes expressed In said warrant.
eHH CHARLES STAPLES, Jun, Clerk.
Aug. "a. did - ~ Z -,
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References.-We, The undersigned have seen and
used the Starkey Eyelet. We believe it the be ct
thing ever invented for the purpose of holding Car
riage Curtains, and would earnestly recommend it to
al Carriage Makers and users: j. M. Kimball &
Street, Portland, Me. G. p. kmball, Carriage Nam
ufactory, Preble Street, Portland. Me- Joseph Rus
SELL Carriage and Sleigh Maker, corner OF Congress
and Oak Streets, Portland, Me. Libby & Dow, Liv-
cry Stable Keepers, 311 Congress Street Portland,
Ne. Thomas Wright, Carriage Trimmer, Portland,
Me. E. Lemont, Carriage AIanufacl urer, Preble
Street, Portland, Me. aug2ed&w3w
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Wauta6

A SITUATION as COpyist Dook-keeper to act
a as amanue nsis by a young lady. Best OF refer
ence given. Enquire at this Office z NJ 7 lfll J
Aug26-dIw
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Wanted

A FIRST rate Cook viii find "a good aud pleasant
a situation by applying Immediately at No. n
State Street. August 20, 1867.
Aug28 diff
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Ok THICK Boot Workmen by the York Boot AMI
~ Shoe Co., Kennebunkport, Me. None need
apply put good w0rkmen. t..Ff au2Gd1w
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BARNUM

NOTICE. will sell on favorable terms as 70
IN payment, let for term of years, the lois on
the corner OF Middle and Franklin streets. and on
franklin street. including the o. franklin and
or SMITH s. REED. Attorneys, Portland. jy12t
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Horses. Carriages, &c, at Auction
LIVERY SATURDAY, at II o'clock A. NJ, on new
~ market lot, Market street, shall sell Horses,
Apl So. f.. o. BAILEY. Auctjoneer.
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wanted
A 7 FERNALD s. SONS, under Preble House
IA Coat and Vest Makers. au24d4w
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Borders.

A Pastry Coo|, either in a Hotel, Restaurant OF
"A Boarding House, by capable woman. so
Address L, this office. au24dtf
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COnk Waufah-

A FIRST CLASS Boot Maker, at No. rs st. Law.
n renee street. NJ L. WILBAND.
August %. d1w*
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For Knob Holes in Carriage Curtains StarkeN's
Imp 0Ued Curtain Egetet Patented October so,
1856. b. d. Yerriu, Portland, Ass,gnee.
pY all good judges who have seen or used this eve
- let, IL is pronounced the best thing of its Kind
ever invented, and the thing so long sought for
VIZ, an Eyclet that will not easily wear out or get
loose am! fy off, 1t will last as long as the best car
rage will wear. knObbing and unknObbng one If.
teen hundred times, by way of experiment. made no
visible impression upon it. This Eyelet fits the COM
Is perfectly adapted to new work, and also to tie re-
pair OF worn knob holes -
Manufacturers price 5000 per gross. Rvetjng
Punches 81 90 each. Manufactured ami sold by a.
Cowes d. Co., New Haven, Conn. For sale in Port
land by JAMRS RATIRV