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miscellaneous patches.

~ siRpffn0ia WoRcrsTER Mass Nov IA
Mrs. Cynthia I. Newton, married, but diyorc.
ed two years ago, died Tuesday morning in this
city from the effects of abortion. An inquest
suspected of leading her into this affair, and a
prominent physician of this CITY of producing
the abortion. ~ III, tssr,galt ,,5e39
nv tae New YORK, Nov. Ia.
- William Asting was nominated last evening
blythe Republicans for Mayor of this city.
FORTRESS MONROE, Nov IL.
p A marine named Alex, Carter, was fatally
stabbed by another marine named Henry War
rem. Both belonged to the U. 8. Frigate St.
80. DETROIT, Mich, Nov. IA.
A large number of meteors were seen here
last night and this morning.
- I. ss-swr-rss NORWICH, Conn, Nov. IA
The bridgeerected across the Yantic river at
this place, fell down this evening with great
crash. "A wagon with five horses attached and
three men were passing over at the time, and
went down, but none were injured. The bridge
cost upwards of $25 000 and has only been
.M 4 as tas OTTAWA, Nov. IL
Isl 1t is reported that the Government proposes
to reduce the letter postage to three cents.
$50, ss,.sa ~ SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. A.
u The opposition steamer Oregonian offers to
carry flour to New York via Panama at $3.50
per barrel less than the Pacific Mail Company
"a, - ss,.., RICHMOND, VA, Nov. IA.
Gen. Schofeld has issued an order discon-
tinuing quarantine at Hampton Roads.
PROVIDENCE, Nov a.
Hon Nathaniel Bullock died in Bristol hast
night aged 80. He was the oldest member of
the Rhode Island bar, the Oldest graduate lof
the State under the charter of Charles the I'd.
s .v@xu. - - - --.fg fasEn "a
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Cleveland Markets. J

/ CLEVELAND. Nov. II. =
Flour duh and quiet; double extra from Winter
Red Wheat II Oh a. II 90; from Winter Mixed II 30
Wheat dull andlunchanged. Corn frmer and In good
demand; Old shelled 0Si a 1909; new SIC. Oats in
good demand at 50 a 6se. rive in light demand a,
% q AZ for No.1 State and Western. Barley un-
changed. Petroleum quiet with some Western in
vuiry standard White % "a 29c In hnnd n,
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" d .lu9 :. MONTGOMERY, ALA, NOV. IA. 7
The Caucus of the radical majority of the
Reconstruction Convention last night decided
to send special messenger to Washington to
ascertain from leading republicans how TAI
Congress will permit the Convention to go on
day the Convention by vote of 56 to % post
poned further action on the Franchise ques-
ton until Monday next. Resolutions were
adopted instructing the proper committee to
inquire into the expediency of requiring for
mer owners to pay the blacks wages for servi-
nation to May Goth, 1855. An ortiiuanceA was
introduced and referred. proposing 10 confis-
cate part of the Selma 81 Meriden Railroad,
which was constructed by the confederate Cow
eminent in aid of the rebellion, the proceeds
An ordinance was introduced and .referredto
abolish State polls. ~ i3AtasAe " d
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BALTIMORE, Nov. IA.
John and Douglas Wise, son and nephew Of
A. Wise, at noon to-day fred shot each al
f. A. Pollard, in front Of the Maltby House
One shot passed through Pollard's right arm
his wife having hold Of his left arm. Pollard
drew pistol-but was unable TO aim it, and the
ball struck the pavement. The fracas grew out
of correspondence between III. "A. Wise and
Mr.. Pollard, in reference to the latters work
on Lee and his lieutenants. Both are in Gus
tody awaiting examination. -.
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! RaltsmOrc Markets.

/ - sl.flka 70 ~ q BALTIMORE, Nov. 10.
Cotton dull; Middling uplands held at 18c, and buy
lers offer 17tc, Flour duh and unchanged Wheat
irlner and advanced o. &C. Corn firmer; old White
at 30 a 80; do Yellow at So a "a; new Mixed
Western "a. Oats strong at II a 76c Rye dull at
p so for prime Pennsylvania. Provisions dull and
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Consols at 941 for money. a.. go
kAhERICAN ECUHaTIEs--The following are the
current quotations tor American securities-United
States 5e0s 70t; Illinois Central shares SAY; Erie
q . lIaI CIa . fssss.,sb, EryERf DOT, Nov a.
bales; quotations unchanged. EsEsB
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mPhiIadeIphia MARKERS.

| ti& - - 81 80 - PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 10. =
Cotton dull. Quercitron Bark 80 90 a "a 90 p ton
Clover Seed 90 a 100. Flour steady; superfne u
"a 80; extra family 10 so a ~ 90; fancy 10 90 q
"a 90. Wheat 2 20 or 45. Rye LOS g 60, Corn
sales lG5 900 bush. Yellow at 80 @ ssi Mixed Yves.
tern 80 q 81. Oats at 65 a ! 70. Barley As q
] 80. Groceres dull. Provisions unchanged. ~.
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Flour dun. Wheat inactive; White declined 2e and
Spring &c; sales of White Michigan at 2 CO; Amber
at2 81; No. Spring at 2 05; Nc. 2 do at TO- Corn
declined 2 q &c No. Wabash at o. Michigan at
O5 new at so 9 Sic; do rejected at ssc. Oats dull
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speecAss by Gen.. sherman and rsoward
f.,..,. 80 =. III M N Ixouia. .-frs,qf, 4s..

.ssh iaosi bGn o gsi ST LOUIS, Nov IA.
Gen. Sherman 10 his address to the army of
Tennessee last night, detailed the operatioDso Of
that army while under his command, begin
ming at Chattanooga and ending with its arri-
val at Washington. He also took philosophy
ical view OF the causes of the war;, attributing
it mainly to the acts of extreme men North
and South, but looked hopefully to the future,
urging every man to do his duty to the coun7
try. He secuted the idea of another attempt
to destroy the nation, and said the next North
,ern invasion of the South would not only des-
troy it but CT ucify and regenerate it.
s. Gen. Howard followed in beautiful tribute
to the private soldiers. p go ~ f,53 I
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Albany Cattie Market.

2S4 q 28Ic. Nh - ! 7al5IVg.' VI IlIlI
ElloT-quiet; sales GA 900 TBS at III q 113c.
Freights to Liverpool unchanged. k1
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d New York nsc,ns.

NEW YORK, Nov. a.
John g. Braine's, the Chesapeake pirate,
trial commences next Monday. s'.,r f,,e'.si
John Nevin, yesterday, assaulted bis wife in
Brooklyn with an axe, b. eaking her collar
bone and crushing her skull. He has been ar
rested rested a9aagg9A 4 JlglIIOi =
s. Senator, from Rhode Island, " as to-day, in
the Court of Special Sessions, sentenced to
four mouths Imprisonment in the Penitentia-
~ and to pay fine Of $50, for the larceny Of
Jewelry. a fiiasu,sox3ah saf ~ sfe5is. nHs 90
The steamer Saxon viii sail for st. Thomas
on Monday morning, 18th inst. Contributions
for the relief of the sufferers by the recent hur-
ricane will be received until that date. 81
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FOR Sale :

Nov. "A. e3d&w1w -
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sAtaeAN $780, ALBANY, N. ", Nov. IA.
The Cattle market is extremely dull and without
speculative demand, buyers only purchasing to fl
orders prices declined &c live weight and balfths
beeves unseld at that receipts $1,000 sales about
1900 at a SIC for inferior to extra. Sheep "a &c
lower; receipts 6400 sales 900 at 81 &C., the latter
price Tor choice Canada Lambs Hegs-recepts $500
quotations {, 90 "a 40. ase. tft 81 .ieI 81 'f'
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; City OF Portland.

.i'sfA" In Board of Mayor and Aldermen
q = 70 Sc q Aa- Nov. 4th. 1861
ON the Petition Of E. l. Stanwood for lieepce TO
~ erect aud use a Siatin0fy steam Engine, east
OF India street on the Odell Estate, NHl
ORDERED, That Wednesday, the Goth day OF Nov
inst, at o'clock p. NJ, at the Mayors Office, be
assigned as the time and plaee tor considering
said petition; and that the petit Iner give notice
thereof by publishing this order in The Portland
Daily Press iour tnes, the first publication 10 be at
least fourteen days beforehand, that all persons In
terested may appear, and e heard thereon.
Attest: j. NJ. HEATH, City Clerk.
Copy Attest: J. NJ. HEATH, City Clerk.
noy6dtds .srgs7E nlrJN rrgatF a.
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5 clear sides ada 81
small. Hogs unchanged. 1ssss vztz ~ s'Ss
|.ssiaHssis rHisss4 Hr-sr--+------+ = "s5t-
aos ssdmiT ia seEshern Markets.. ,'ei esih
ST LOUIS No. Nov 70
Tobacco firm but unchanged Cotton in imported
demand at i6ca Hemp very dull at a 70 for choice
undresseda Fioar fiat and nomInay unchanged; SUI
perine 70; oubae and treble do 10 90 a 90 choice
sgs 's4 ssS "a is ~ 70 s ss psims
Cd SOC s2cc Oats better at % q sc, Barley irm
and s sapns 3 ~f FSs sss:s & S prime
oas sssE m az s Ids IS Isfa
At ISe f2rchoca 4ess Live Hogsin improve demand
roaaoss and ssr a. e hHH L. leaf
Wheat + s & 81 sss at
WHISKY bond sSs Mes r. Pork
12ac. ~ Ass ~ H''9
J., =, M 5sa IT, Tenn ~ Nov. T.
Pork at 70 IS q Is co. Corn liuIi at 10 q 15 Ba-
con- shoulders 14l a 15c clear sides IL af7+c Lard
14g a Is. Superfne Flour so.
Cotton @ ,dad.ne lsae sales i5So S bales Il ,s
ceipts 2446 bales -
Cotton opened firm but closed easier; sales $50
bales receipts 347 bales; Middiings tic. 9777-''
f.,gx. s3aS. hss b,xe SAVANNAH, Ca, Nov. 12. !
Sotlon quiet put stea1y, and not quotably lower
e~~-8o - 1Ss na&op iz0O udicS, TcceIptS DaeS
..aiId sHf 80 ,ts5fi CHARLESTON, s. c., Nov. 70.
Cotton very active but unchanged sales 1900 bales
Middling i7te; receipts 800 bales. "a
aaDSasa wHaHasToss \. c. Nov. r.
65 for No q Tar firm at 70, Cotton active at l6tc
for Middlng.f sisieolen ih9 $3.50"
10 cGilissnp fsod New ORLEANS, Nov a. I
Cotfon-saes 1000 bales Middling Orleans al III !;
receipts 442 bales crts 269 bales Sugar dul and
fooping M0lasses Active at 70(@ Doc for common to
choice.
Havana Markets.
Z Sugar 81 @ss reals. Afoiasses1 MascosadS reals
clayel 81 reals. Exchange on London at II premi-
m; on New York currency, long 24t a rs discount;
Gold, long sight, 81, and short 81. Freightss-No-
asses q 80 per galod and 81 so per hhd Sugar &c
thH ada Cemmercial---Pers Gable. fbtPS
- LIVERPOOL, Nov. 13-Eyening.
The C0ttonsmafket closed dull; Mddling uplands
Sid Middling Orleans SD; sales 900 bales Bread
stufs-Corn weaker and 3D. lower closing at 4Ss Cd
" quarter for new Mixed Western, Wheat steady;
California White i7s' Red Western 1Ss iod W Genital
Barley, Oats and Peas unchanged. Provisions UNI
change except Cheese, which Is quoted at $751; Pro-
duce-Tallow Ais Sd. Other articles unchanged.
4'slW 4FtsJ& tna t4aaA soit IoNnox Nov IA !
Linseed Cakes Ell De-. Linseed oil $40 los. Whale
and Sperm Oils unchanged. "a. 7r-.,-I
LONDON. Nov. IA.
Consols at 94a for money. So ga
kAMERlCAN SEcU 1aTHEs--The following are the
current quotations for American securites:-Unted
railroad shares z q snAfss efs hf'e
20 % iIaI gaa ls fszslissb ,ErvERfooL. Nov. IA.
Cottondull and declining; sales estimated at 5000
bales; quotations unchanged. EsseB
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BOARDING.
Boarding.

Il GENTLEM IN and wife or two gentlemen can
IA be Accommodated With furnished room and
board in small pr waite family at ,,,,,, e,, d
Il November IL. dtws "a WlLMoi 81.
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The Steamer s.De Witt Clinton. - as
she now lies at Merrl's Wharf. She
ly repaired this season. Win be sold Inv :" ciese
the concern. For further particulars anny +" '''
y. NJ. MARRETT, Portland.
! Or ID. KNOWLTON s. CO., Camden. noisiou
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Wanfad

IOAT, Pant and Vest Makers, at A. r. YORK'S
OBrown q Hansons Block, Middle st, opposite H.
H. Hays. e aug26d3m
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Flour Barrels Wanted.

7fNASH on delivery, and the highest market price
~ paid at the Eagle Sugar Refinery, Fore Street.
near Grand Trunk Depot, tor barrels suitable for
sugar. , Asa4{gerF LYNCH, BARKER e. co. I
October IL diff
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100000 RriclSst

A IL who are in want OF nice Cistcrn Bricks Pale
IA or Chimney Bricks, Topping rricks Sidewalk
and Face Bricks, can buy AL kinds cheap by calling
at Richardson's Wharf " .
Novembere. Nv. '''',s
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southern Items.

y N n AUGUSTA, Nov. IA
About 300 freedmen passed through here to-
day en- route for Charleston, TO take passage on
the ship Golconda, for Liberia. niaial . 1sli5g3Q
The election on the question of a Convention
is quietly progressing in, Floridaa There is no
doubt but the Convention will be carried by a
large majority, as the whites are Indifferent
Dispatches from Tallahassee say the election
is going on quietly, and there are very few
votes against a Convention. The whites gen-
orally decline to vote. yea sAls
SAVANNAH, Nov. Is. :
In the u. s. District Court. Judge Erskine
nresiding. in the case of the United States vs.
Foster Blodgett, true bill has been found.
The trial comes off tomorrow.
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IARGEan pleasant foot room, ~ let With
a hosrd suitable for Gent.eAnde WIZ. Afo a
ppnniy at No. 2 IL CASCO 81
"fP Portland, Nov u, 1867. d1w'
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y. GTS<ss Sal
Sherih's sale.

tOABERLAND S.
4 ttACuED on writ aud will be sold az Public
6e. auction, on FRIDAY tine 18th day Of Eovem
Knonl.I q o'clock IN the afternoon, al tho Auction
lano 49,, - y Bailey, NJ. lG0 Fore Street, in Port
,yor'.rtv eoehtY aiOfssaii. he iclnwin2 personal
49, w, -. w :, tubs Lard. 600 cigars Tobacco,
- e : - lives, : bpses Grorn oliee chest
lea, NiG MaskSIs, barreis Onions. / b rel Dried
hpll;es, pi t rt2ar, 100 iounts Fish barrel
Desk Stove and Pipe Chairs aSar, m.r,si
""' q. y. PEl;Rx Deputy sheriff.
nirn r. ". BAILEY auctioueer.,
Portland, NOV. ~, 1861. tl ..f novisita
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THE Winter Term Of this School for vouny ladies'
Il and misses, will commence Monday Nov ISfb,
For terms, &c, apply at No. 10 Prebie Street '0'
nOvlld2w* MARY q. HALL PRINCIPAL
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b. o. Mi
& "a s5.a.ti.aa' 10 II 3 4 LoSDoSDERRY, N0v. 13.
The steamship Austrian, from Quebec Oct.
30th touched at Neville to-day on her way to
Liverpool - -
The steamship Hibernian, from New York
10Th nit, arrived at Neville to-day and sailed
f)r the Clyde. .saolisi5 a8iifof b. -
ia qaoi MADRID, Nov. III.
Captain General Loisundi will sail from Cadiz
on the 3Gth instant for Havana. -i..I.s Il !
Byg royal decree the island of Porto Rico
has been placed under the government of the
Captain General of Cuba. uBTs1ss
PARIS, Nov. 10.
The last note addressedsby the Cabinet of the
Emperor to the European, powers simply, pro-
poses the assembling of algeperal conference
tor the settlement OF the Roman question 1t
does not suggest any definite plan as a basis
for the deliberations ofahe confarenoegE
LONDON, Nov 13-Evening
Private adyices received from Paris repre-
sent that many political arrests have lately
been made by the police in that city. 1t is ru-
mored that the existence of a secret society Of
an alleged political character has been made
known to the Government, and these arrests
were made in consequences Of the discovery.
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Pulpit and Chairs for Sale,

nNE Mahogany Pulpit and two NahoC any Chairs,
" in perfect repair Can be seen at Vestry Of The
Church, corner of Park and Pleasant Streets. For
further information enquire at NhAAAE AA
BROWNS STUDIO,
noyl4dlW a. 4sFsW No. n Free Street.
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CascO Street Seninorv

THE Very best Violin Strings fran yvb;te,s
Il Muse Store, Boston. Wholesale or rstoiI III nv
>,,, w. ID. ROBINSON,
november Ii. dlw Exchange St
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PE.4.HO FOR N.9L
NAEea

N EW and seven octave; OF the best quality OF
er being in the wesi. Apply at ss Washington st.
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rs Isl DIR. JOHNSON's
o. Foam DeRfiJ3'5ce !

TTlHIS prenaration IL recommended by eminent
II Dentists pI,vsicia ms and Chemists, as being
cond to none in use, Tor cleansing rohshing and
,; = S,asast osior the breath in iactt
~, ~ need IL acts moi onl. ms powder, but as
. soSp and wash three IN one Contains no rhjuri
OBS Ei'' NJ. ID JOHNSON, Dentist.
o,tober 30. dtt .. 1. s4..a,f{ F.. l...as -.--I-
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Gorham Ladies Seminary.

rIyHIS institnt on, the only one in the State de-
! signed xelasivsiy ior young ladies, with an am
will open its winter term on the
Firss Monday In Jaxaary, rsss.
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q Oh. l0UlS. rlO.s -NoN-i1'
Ludd & Miners planning mill was burned
last night Loss $22,O 900. .,.l 80
|. - HOO CINcRSATI, Ney.l4s
A bedstead factory and several small puiiu-
ings on the corner of John and Olver streets
were burned last night. Loss $oo'oW.
SDoyER, N H., Nov. IA.
The steamer Lady e the Haks wihss H. burned
ing. NJ
YsRol,ert W. Bemis' barn at Chicopee was
burned this noon with large amount of grain
and 10 tons of hay. Loss $l1 900; partially in
suresLsas tstA Vt9-%a Ntnod SHOWN
OTTAWA, Nov. IA.
A fire last night destroyed the Stone ware
house occupied by G. G. Bates q Cs, whole
sale grocers. Loss on contents 100000; in
T qssS ~ o@ofI0toiY bm,Iga.drov,a
o. a Letter from Dacotah county says, on the
Sth inst that region was visited by the most
destructive fire that ever occurred in, that sec
ton Thirtyfive thousand dollars worth of
hay and grain were destroyed. eH a,fisi siaf
.5E say ,ot ,5nsssn al ID n NEW York, Nov. IA
Fires occurred this evening at the piano
forte warehouse of George Steck u Co., 113
aud ia Walker street; Loss $4,000. AT the
blind and sash mandatory of Jackson u
Stenniet f59 and 161 42d street; loss S21 900;
insured. At Nos. 20, 81 and 80 Peck slip, occuI
pied by Van Watt cotton merchant McCay
3 Co., and Rowland & Jones, provision deal
T, eIs total loss $4,000; partly insured. Seve-
raj other minor fires also took place in differ
ent parts Of the ely tonight. ,asb asuot
LOUISVILLE, Nov. a.
gAuextensive fire is raging ON the corner of
Market and 18th streets Eight or ten build
ings occupied as bar-rooms, groceries, livery
stables, ETC., are nearly destroyed. The fire.
men are not able as yet to master the flames,
which are Spreading. The loss is quite heavy
already ANA@ @iEF = '&~s~aFaa
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90 M M ERCIAL.

ni 400 M M ER L..
70 az. ? 70 rst''5 Financial. a. & isgems
90. ls.S,f6 g'ftspss NEW YORK, Nov. 14-6 p. M
Money in active demand and closed firm at Z pen
cent on call. Gold closed strong at 140A q 140s -
Exchanges fraction. frmer and nominally quoted 81
10g4. Governments closed less active and lower
Stocks closed strong and firm. Mining shares active
Balance In the SubTreasury, $1os, OOC ,oo0 sr @
, ,aa i 80 ], New York markets. aiJ 55IeW
NEW YORK, Nov. A.
Cotton "a shade lower; sales 400 bales Middlin|
uplands at 1874 q l65c .lis n.enfgh n9l s4laslia
agFlour-opened 10 % zoe better. but closed quie,
a. 30; Round Hoop Ohio at 90 a - 90; Western
at so q 10 20; choice at 10 30 q IL 90; Southern
quiet at 10 % q n 20; California at 12 90 a 10 S.
sWheAt--elosed2 "a &c lower; sales 04,OO0 bush
Corn-elosed dull and declining; sales So 900 bush
Mixed Western at 80 a 80. iaa q as'll1hf 80
-l0ats--unchanged; sales "a 900 BUSH; Western at
Beet heavy and unchanged ~ ais daf94llJ .aA
gPork-quiet; sales 800 bills mess at 20 rs a
Lard-frun and active; sales $50 bbls. at 12i q
Whiskey-quet and unchanged. a9i'o tysi
Sugar--drm but quiet , ina.l y ~. Il
COfee-Quiet and firmer. ia XII ~
Molasses--dnll. n52f lf5lsi .'f'-t y VI .t
Naval Stores-quiet. 81 . ZEE ma se
Oils-unchanged.
Petroleum-quiet; crude at i2c; refined bonded at
falloW-quiet; sales GA 900 Tbs at Iii a 1l3c.
Freights to Liverpool-unchanged. ka4
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Cincinnati Markets.

"a CINCINNATI. Nov. IA,
~ W. and 10 90 offered. Lard firm at II a 12sc.
i Rcon nrm with an improved demand sales ati6}
10y or clear sides aud if0 DC for shoulders stock
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Choice Eastern Butter SO q s7lc. Legal Tenders
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las. II. BAXTER, ISAAC H.. VARNEY and
e. VIM @. DAVIS. all Of Portland, County OF
Cumberland and State Of Maine hereby certify that
they have this fourth day of November, A. ID. 1861
at said Portland Joined limited partnership In ae
accordance with the provisions of he revised Statutes
OF Maine, Chap. 49, tfAth teAlAth f'ip1f
lst-The style Of said Partnership shall be VAR
NEY q BAXTER.
,2d-Said WIN. q. DAVIS Of said Portland, Is the
Special Partner, and said Isaac ii. Narney and Ba=-
Ter of said Portland are the General Partners
3d--The said firm is to transact at said Portland
the business of ,Jobbing Fancy Goods and Small
Wares, and General Merchandise, and said Davis
contributes the capital hereof the sum OF eight
thousand dollars (SS000) cash. ..r
4th-Said partnership commences from November
4th, A. d. 1861, and ceases one ear from that date
In witness whereof We have hereuu 10 set our hands
= this fourth day Of November A. ID, 1867. ~
Signed JAS. n. BAXTER,
/. III L. II. VARNEY, "a
90 10 Wa 5aattif WIN. a. DAVIS
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Lot of Land on Congress street TO
IA

ONE of the most desirable lots Congress Street,
~ near Bishop Bscon's new residence, Tor lease
on q term of years. Apply 10
GEO. n. DAVIS & CO.,
Dealers in Real Estate, No / siorton Block.
November "A. div fArgus copy.
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Portland Academy,
UNION HALL, entrance Free street,

- TERMS y -UU FEE !" ~
MY.Partcular attention given to al branches,
An evening school, afording all the advantages o.
albeit TEND day session. Terms $500 peqfndn1h,
S''e''' P. j. LARRABEE, A. b.
November 2. eOd2w
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STATE OF MAINE.
4 cn,,n,.,I,. sly 2.

CUMBERLAND, IS. ON the fourth day of Novem-
Der personally appeared JAS. II. Baxter, Isaac H.
Varney and VIM. c. Davis aforesaid, and seyerally
made oath 10 the truth of the foregoing certffcafe
and acknowledged the save as their Tree act.
Before me, w.
(Signedb Z ea- THOMAS NJ. GIVEEN
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WANTED.
Wanted,

A FEW YOUNG MEN can be accomm odated with
"A board At l4s Congress Street, nearly opposite
new School House nov14d t.
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J GORHAM ACADNMy.

For young men and boys, win open It's winter Ten"
on the same day. - q.
DB Send for circulars and course of study 70 2
REV. q. G. PARKER, Principai-
November 10 feod2W n n u -.
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CUNBERLAND, SIS Registry OF Deeds. Received
Nov "a, 1861 at Oh 5om A NJ, and recorded in Book
352 Page 4s7. ~. =,
Attest: o THOMAS HANCOCK
nOl2d6W Register.
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TO LET.
To Let.

4 U lie II I|||T 1-7T-T ID
- - ------
,t'it2 TO Let.
THE store formerly occupied by Hearn 81 Co., No
A st. Lawrence Street, and the tenement over 1t
are now to let. Possession given Immediately.
November u. diff q 500
10 Let. .as
WITH Board, pleasant rooms, at No 80 Danforth
wv st. t9r5e'fi -- A" oc28dtf
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-15

.fG8gE .sif- = 'Hltl " HuOtus .r1H
by young man OF experience. situation in
~ Wholesale establishment In this city. Grocery
business preferred. Best of reference given. ~.
Address W., Lock Box A., Portland p. o., stating
where an interview can ban he had noi3dti