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n El..3- i4eli .,7, NEW ORLEANS, Sept II.
The deaths from yellow fever during the
twenty-four hours just ended were sixty
su Berg AUGUSTA, Ga, Sept II. K
Continued heavy rains have been very disas-
trous to cotton. 1t is estimated that third of
the crop is destroyed. Reports from the rice
plantations state that the rains and freshets
have ruined the crop.
r.A.s MEMPHIS, Tenn, Sept. II.
Attorney General Wallace to-day applied to
Judge Tigg, of the United States Court, for a
writ of habeas corpus on Lieut. W. H. Hugs,
commanding the post at Lagrange on behalf
of w. A. Milliken, of Lagrange, arrested some
weeks since by Gen. Neil for assaulting an ex-
Union soldier on charge of violating his pa
role. The application was made under the re-
cent proclamation of the President. The writ
was granted
ff CHARLESTON, s. c., Sept H.
In the case of John Jenkins, freedman,
convicted of the murder of young Brantford
during the riot in June, 1866 three times re-
spited by Gen. Sickles, the Sheriff has been
notified by Gen. Candy that there viii be no
further interference in the execution of the
sentence. ...sfsl rat. 5atlst lsaa.le fiiN.i ~
The recent rains are reported to have been
very disastrous TO cotton in many districts. 1t
is said the yield will be lessened from one-third
RI Ona-baJf Lt r.
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sNs,g Yarn tsa,,s.

,-...., NEW YORK Sept. u.
Another whisky, swindle on the revenue
amounting to $40 900 has been discovered in
brocklyn, and j. G. Thompson, keeper of a
WaEehouse, Is held to bail in $4,000. Pig
olgier, Manager of the Patterson Almshouse,
mas been acquitted Oh one indictment for cru
city to- inmates, but five others are yet to be
tried
Missionaries Wheeler, Meade, and Humph-
rev sailed for India yesterday. - "
James King, boy 10 years OF age, was SEN
fenced to four years in the State prison for
burglary yesterday -.
Capt Smith, wife and child were drowned
YESTERDAY in Huntington Harbor, L. l., by the
capsizing of boat from the schooner Mary and
Caroline. 80 Il ls.a ..nI -Lsos4pA
The steamer Hansa sailed for Europe, taking
100000 in specie. 81 % WY ~ El1
Cornelius Van Size, postmaster at Snnassat
has been arrested for embezzling valuable let,
tiers, and held in $1,000 bail. 4, 7, :, 80,
A woman in West 10th street died TODAY of
cholera. .-.,es5 r.sJf, n, - 80 - 10Y VI
Gen. Sickles, who was invited to a reception
py the Union League, was not present II ia
understood that he declines recentions or to
MAKE AK any speeches at present.
w ns Huiian, store keeper of the st. Nicholas
notei, attempted to commit suicide this morn
ing Dy shooting. He was conveyed to the
bellevue Hospital, and will probably die be-
fore morning. - 90
The 37th annual exhibition of the American
institute commenced to-day in the halls of the
armory of the I'D regiment on 14th street
The formal opening will take place to- night.
The inquest to-day on the body of Malcolm
Melville, a native of Massachusetts,, who COM
united suicide Yesterday by shooting himself
with pistol, brought in averdict of suicide
while Temporarily insane. sTna's~
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Boston, Sept. 10.
A bold and daring robbery was perpetrated
to-day at Milton Lower Falls. Three men en-
tered the Blue Hill National Bank just before
noon and desired Mr.. Bistman, Cashier, (the
only person in the Bank at the time) to change
a ten dollar bill. While Mr.. Bistman was in
the act OF making change, he was knocked
down and gagged by the rufians who then
siezed parcel of greenbacks amounting to
$4,000 and a small trunk containing United
States bonds and securities, belonging to par
ties who had placed them in the bank for safe
keeping They then left the bank, locking the
door after them and made good their escape
The police are on their track and will probably
overhaul them soon. .
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D. Y" WARRINGTON, Sept. T.
A circular was issued this morning from the
War Department stating that orders will be
sent to recruiting and other discussing officers
to make weekly reports of the amount in their
custody and where such funds are deposited
The reports are to be made by mail. .. w. =.
The Government printing office is occupied
~ printing circulars to Government officers,
together with the proclamation of the Sd inst.
attendance of the diplomatic corps at Antie-
tam next week. -
, near Admiral s: w. Gordon, late in COM
man mana ds o. inc south Atlantic squadron, has
peeh oe'ached and placed on waiting orders.
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To Let.

" of Exchange and Milk Streets. Enquire at of
flee of dsii-ir7 O. OCEAN INSURANCE co,
= Feb. 25. II sol ei4rm8 Do Exchange street.
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Wanted.

WANTED = AGENTS - $75 to $500 per
w month, everywhere, male and female, to intro
duce throughout the United States, the GENUINE
IMPROVED COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEWING
MACHINE. This machine will stitch, hem. fell,
tuck, guilt, bind, braid and embroider in the most
superior manner. Price only $1S. Fully warranted
that will sew stronger, more beautiful, or more
elastic seam than ours. It makes the "Elastic Lock
stitch Every second stitch can be cut, and still the
pay agents $40 to 5000 per month and expenses, or
commission from which twice that amount can be
made. Address
SECOMB s. co, Cleveland, Ohio.
CAUTIoN.-Do not be imposed upon by other par
ties palming off worthless cast-iron machines, under
the same name otherwise. Ours is the only genu-
inc and really practical cheap machine manufactured
September 2. d&wlm II 81
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Com, omp au ncemen. a, rrine.y Co,,es..

81. HARTFORD, Conn.,, Sept. T. !
The new Academic year at Trinity g llege
opened to day. The new Freshmen class num-
bers the same as last year, the two lower classes
having together about sixty men. Among the
Alumni presentat the opening services were
Rev. =, Il: johnson, Adjunct Professor elect.
Rev DIR. PincheOn Professor Of Chemistry,
sailed from Europe, where he has been spend
ing his vacation, ON the 4th inst, and his arlv-
all is daily expected. President jackson don't
return to this country until October. During
his absence Prof. Brocklerby is acting as Pres
ident, and Rev. i. J.Andrews occupies the
chair of Mental and Moral Philosophy.
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Chicago Markets.

..- CHICAGO, ILL.,, Sept. IL.
F1our--quiet and unchanged. Wheat active; SO
a 90 for No. 1; No. at ITS a SO. Corn a Be
lower; saies at 00D O84 for No. 1; No. at 96 "a
9Sc Oats active and &c lower; sales at At a Al
Rye &c lower sales at II for No. I, and OF for No.
2. Barley IL "a &c lower; No. at 10. Provisions
Mess Pork at "a 30; Lard at 13ic.
Receipts-9,5OO bbls flour, 90 900 bush wheat, 11s,
900 bush. corn "a 900 BUSH OATS 500 hogs. Ship
ments-12, 900 bbls -four 1900 bush. wheat 1000
bush. corn. 10. 600 bush oats. ID lLLuE |. ---...'L
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CODartnerShip.

COp0rt2ae1.s1aip Notice.
TsyHE undersigned have this day formed a copart-
Il nership urdcr the firm name of
DOnnell, Greedy N Butler,
And taken the store No 81 Commercial st., corner
OF Franklin and Commercial where they will con-
tinue the business rs 3HlIH
Commission Merchants,
And Wholesale Dealers in GRO SERIES, FLOUR,
PORK, LARD, FISH, &c. tt-i I
j. b. DONNELL,
JUSTUS GREEDY,
W ~ sS@ y ~ A. BUTLER.
Portland, Aug. 1, 1867. a. - au3eodtf
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t~H Ash Rooms $50
VNTITH or without Board NAV be had at No. s
w Mayo Street. sept7d1w
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New YerI. rIarlsA.

n n % y IIIIl- 80 NEW YORK, Sept II.
Cotton--heavy and shade lower; sales 1900 bales
Middlng uplands at 20 D253c. ffa5i ii
Flour-steady; sales 600 bills; State at 20
a. II 90; round hoop Ohio at So a ~ %; Western at
25 a IL 80; Southern at 10 % a. Is 75 California
at II 90 "a 1875. i 70 ti1Tf sali'ilsa p
Wheat-3 a &c lower; sales $1,000 BUSH; Amber
State As a 250; Winter red Indiana 80; White
do So a 60; White California 262 a "a; White
Southern 255. 2
Corn1 a &c lower and heavy; sales 1903 900 bush.
new Mixed Western Il "a %.
Oats-1 a &c lower; sales 100000 bush.; new Ohio
and Chicago &C a &c. ..-.I117.
Beef-firm. -- vi .I l0fHf
Professionally new mess at "a 80; prime at 20 80
a. 20 &c. 2 90
Lard-frmer at 1877 "a 14sc. IN J..,.l.tf e
Whiskey-steady; Western at $780,. git
Groceres-quiet and steady. ga li.l aIlft
Naval Stores-quiet. 81. .t.,., 3D.. .t. ..l- .ii
Fundamentally. h q i,.4 nof a.. ...t
Tallow-steady.
Freights to Observation-Disclosures ,af .r
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Guardians sale

NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue ola leensa
~ from the Probate Court of Cumberland County
shall sell at public or PrivaIe sale, as may be deem
September next a. 10 o'clock M. At the oflies Of
VIM, Il yeIris, No. 2s2 Congress Street, Portland.
Union and Fore Streets, belongng 10 sarah H. Elder
Eleanor M Elder and Georgianna Elder, minor heirs
OF oohh rluer, aie OF Portland, dece ased. Further
particulars may be had the time anil place OF sale.
JOHN HAYDEN, Guardian.
Aug %, 1867. augZS-dtd
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Albany CattIe Market.

f8.H sfasss ALBANY, N. Y, Sept IL.
There is little change in the Cattle market since
last week.. Tho run is light and thin with large
stock, while prime extra continues scarce The de-
mand is not as sharp as last week, and ON poorer
grades prices dropped q &c, while the best extra
command last weeks outside prices The range is
from DC live weight poorest scallawags to 94e best
extra Kentucky steers, averaging aboat 1450 lbs;
ceipts 1900 The Sheep market continues dull
small sales at a a 7ic; supply 1900. Hogs-sales
200 head at 81 a nc; supply 5000 head. ~
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public school Notice.

TTNHE opening Of the Public g ho0ls which are 10
Il occupy the school house on Chestnut Street and
the new school house Congress Street is most
poned on acc unit OF the delay in finishing and pre
caring the school rooms Timely notice Of tile com
nencement OF these schools will he gwen in An fbe
daily papers of the cIty. All other public Schools
will their sessions at the regular tme Mon
day, sept. III. NATHAN WE'RE.
Chairman OF Supsrinten6ing school Committse.
Portland, Aug 90 diff : 10 =
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For Sale Cbaan-

A LARGE lot of Slab Wood and Eigings.on Burn
"a hams Wharf. Inquire of DAN'L MAYBURY,
No. So Commercial St sI-r t7.G
Also ON corner of North and Walnut SITS. Inquire
Of THOS. CoNDoN.
Also, best quality of Hard and Soft Wood for sale
at either Of tina above places. u,..l. -.
Also, Lumber fall kinds; all of which will be de-
"''''' '''' ~ any To-" DAN'L MAYBURY,
aug2Tdims THUS. CoNDoN'
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BALTIMORE, Sept. ~ s2
me boIoer otates hepnDncan convention
a a IN eront street Theatre at noon to-
nay. Delegates were present from delaware,
tennessee, missouri, kentucky, District OF
C Cipla anu maryland, Inc opJect 81 the
,SohventiSn IL 10 advance the cause OF man
noou sunrage ana demand OF congress the
passage OF the oumner-Wl ison Dill: "A com
i on resolutions was appointed, CONSIST
iIg oi non q. "a. .. GTessWei, OF GiafyianG,
non n. w. Putier, Oh Iehnessee, non: ~. =.
VA, aa H9rn; u mlssoufi = n =. o.ewar. O. MARY
NIL ~. VI =. osoSgreli
W Wa..n9"S' NJ Au4ia a. Daviu uosIom.of west
.t,.g 70 " n; ". Drown, OF lhdlana, An
onua as FMS ~ De,aware. fermanent OH
ooo So onen eieS'eo. rresiuent, hon; Hor-
&c Way naru, ana number OF VICE Presl-
%9n.s. HpGeecnes were maze by d on. Messrs.
Maynard, Cresswei and others. Letters from
, willie anu colored distnguished POLITICIANS
were reae, among tnem one from Senator Sum-g
ner. sta1ng MS lnaDlnty TO pc present, and
saying congress VIII leave undone what it
sought 70 go II ~ ialls TO PROVIDE promptly for
me estaDhsnment OF equal rights, whether pO-
nticai OF CIVIL, everywhere throughout the I'm
ION:
fSesoiutions were ADOPTED that 1T is the duty
OF congress, under the CONSTITUTION to pro-
tect equal voting rights OF az loyal American
cinzens, regardless OF complexlon; the Con-
stltutlon, IN the clause guaranteeing Repub-
iican form OF government, states effectually,
guarding against the right of State to limit
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.,. lna no''l WILMINGTON, N. c., Sept. 70. .
The go train going North on the Whining
ton u Weldon Railroad ran off the track near
Battleboro. The mail agent, Springer, and the
express messenger, Goodwin, were severely in
iured. No passengers were hurt. The cars
were badly smashed up. ~ ~ ,,s
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City of Portland.

w September, A. d. 1857, directed the Commit s 4
tee on Laying ont New Streets to consider the ex-
pediency Of extending Cotton Street, to Commercial
street, therefore, ~ -
Notice is hereby given to all parties interest d
that the Joint Standing Committee of the City Coun-
Gil on laying out new streets, will meet to hear the
parties and view the proposed way on the thirteenth
day of september, 1867 at four O'Clock In the after
noon at the corner of Fore and Cotton Streets and
will then and there proceed to determine and adudgt
whether the public convenience requires said stree,
or way to be laid out. lFt r
Given under our hands on this third day of Sep
TENDER, A. d. 1867. .s..t
AUG. e. STEVENS, |
AMBROSE GIDDINGS, Committee
CHAS. M. RICE. on
....-ra. +. JOS. BRADFORD, 4 having Ont
ELIAS CHASE, New Streets
w. p. FILES,
Sent 4-dtd
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n III Il MI A IL X e r. 8 {.


.g 81 NEW YORK, Sept 12-6 p. NJ
Money is in more active demand and rates on call
per cent. Foreign Exchange heavy and declining !;
the demand Is light with large of bills Of
ing at 109 "a 109s. Gold declined and closed at 1867
"a 1857. Governments strong. Stocks active and
lower, with a disposition TO sell for OF an in
creased stringency IN money The business to-day
OBJ ,9l2; payments, $4,S52,s11 balance, 424
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RIi.celIancou. Di.pn ,che.. ?

Ata.,ss BosToN, Sept. IL.
Mayor Roberts, of Salem, has resigned, ow-
ing to the recent improvident recommendation
of the majority of the Finance Committed and
injudicious action of the Assessors in reference
to taxes and their assessment
NEW YORK, Sept. r.
eosB ruisers Allen and Mccormick had prize
fight in New Jersey yesterday, the former get
ting wOrsted, when in the 23d round the
friends of the latter broke into the ring and
beat Allen horribly, leaving him insensible.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., Sept. IL.
Camm, a young man. recently a cotton broker
ing man, at a house near this city, where Camm
had been living with Aldrich's wife, Camm
went to State Prison and gave himself up .
- .ai-. y aa ST.. LOUIS, Sept H.
s A dispatch from Leaveuworth states that
Gen. Hancock starts for Washington to-day,
being ordered there by Gen. Grant General
Sheridan also goes to Washington in a day or
two. He assumes command of this Depart
ment to-day. .lr,. - ani z. el&4
3 ssiAia a,4f q BUFFALO, N. Y, Sept. 10.
Z A splendid metallic coffin was seized here
to-day while being attempted to be struggled
from Canada. NJ t.-....' i Fl ssisfi a.ssSG
-Js,sL.yla.l .l.,t 81 . BALTIMORE Sept. IL.
d The old defenders celebrated the battle of
North Point to-day by parade and dinner at
Gowantown. .''ia lH-'t ~ ~ a'i
49, - LOUISVILLE, Sept. IL.
Lieut. Gov. Stevenson was to-day inaugu-
rated Governor of Kentucky vice Helm, de-
ceased. The inaugural address fully endorses
the recent inaugural of the deceased Governor
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BK nj. CHARLES q co. n
lO9 Federal street, Portland, Me, and 81 Hanover
r.r.. street, Boston, Mass. 80
TRY GOODS Plated Ware, Watches. sbirts and
~ Drawers, Army Bouses, Pants aud Gears
Blankets, Rubber Goats, Bed Spreads, Sheets Cutle-
ry, Varieties. A and Wall Tents, &C., Se.i
az Auction sales every evening, and goods at pri-
-...- al aug "a. dtt
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Hnmers Of the Calir.,.;. r,.

A San Francisco special says an ;nm,anso
crowd witnessed the playing Of a hand nraa,,
Of a1 as entire
ed and prominent men made collections In a;d
OF the Orphan Asylums, receiving LARGE
amounts, silver being showered from windows
and housetops .
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Who have cold han0s and feet; weak stOmaehs, lam
and weak backs; nervous and sick headache; dzz-
and swimming in the head with indigestion and
constipation of the bowels pain in the side and back;
leucorrhoea Tor whites) falling Of the womb with in
train of diseases will find In Electricity
az cure. For painful meDstruation, too 4, .oiuse
ru alton, aud all those long line OF troubles
Nth vo,-g ladies' Electricity is certain specific,
and will In short time, restore the sufferer to the
ofh
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MEDICAL ELEC.TRICITP
Or. w. N, DEFINING,
Medical Electrician
i74 MIDDLE STREET,

VETHERE he would respectfully announce to
wv citizens OF Portland and vicinity, that he
permanently located in this city. During the tire
years we have been in this city, we have cured som
OF the worst forms Of disease In persons who hav
tried other forms OF treatment in vain, and curin
patients in short time that the question Is often
asked, do they stay cured? To this question
we will say that all that do not stay cured, we
doctor the second time without charge. p
DIR. ID. has been practical Electrician for twenty
one years, and Is also a regular graduated physician
Electricity is perfectly adapted to chronic diseases
the form OF nervous sick headache; neuralgia IN
in the acute stages where the lungs not fully
involved; acute chronic rheumatism scrofula, hip
Diseases white swengs, spinal diseases, curvature
OF the spine, contracted muscles, distorted limbs,
palsy paralysis st. Vitas Dance, deafness. sam-
merng or hesitancy Of speech, dyspepsia, indiges-
ton constipation and liver complaint ples-we cure
every case that can be presented; asthma bronchi-
It's structures Of the chest, and all forms Of iemaie
complaints. ..t.F Uut, .-f3a ia - q. N.'si.Af+u
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f. m. PATTEN * Auesie. co g..
OFFICE EXCHANGE STREET.
at Auction to the yra,

ON Saturday, Sept 1ith, at 10 o'clock A NJ, Ten
~ Crates of Ware, consisting OF Nappies, Bakers
Rock aghams Nappes, Bakers Plate, Pitchers, Ewers
and Basins Waite Granits Sugars, Croamers,
Pitchers Ewers and Basins Chambers, Plates,
Seanops, Blanc Mango Moulds. Also a new article
of Iro, Stone White Glazed Milk Pans, Pitchers,
Bowls Sc. Ware on exhibition day previous to SALE
Dealers are invited 10 examine the above, rs every
lot must be sold without reserve. lnIan sep 1Odtd
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OswEGo, N. Y, Sept. u.
Chambers saw mill has been burned at East
Cove. Loss unknown y on ~
--CHICAGo, Sept. II.
Buildings numbering from 1866 to 176. inclu-
sive, on North Wells street were destroyed by
fire to-day. Loss $4,000.
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EUROPE.
n Ews sv THE CAHLE.

LONDON, Sept. u-Evening
This was the great day of the Doncaster
races. The attendance was immense, and the
interest evinced in the races almost unprece-
dented. The municipal stakes of $500 were
won by Colyite The corporation plate of
e3O5 was won by III. j., and the Broadgate
Park stakes by Leone. The St. Leger was
the occasion of intense excitement. The race
was splendid one, and was won by Achieve
ment, the winner of the great Yorkshire stakes
at the August meeting. Hermit was second
and Julius third .-IE APP slaa
q Intelligence has reached here from Siam
that the son and heir of the King of Siam is
dead. .,.rs xrnays TFfuGA d
A telegram from Bombay, in anticipation of
the overland China mails, reports that an en-
barge had been laid upon the commerce of the
Island Of Formosa. 4 :
80. VIENNA, Sept. IL.
/. A large body of school teachers, represent
Ing nearly all sections of the empire, is in ses-
sion here. A resolution petitioning the au.Q
thorities for a separation of the public schools
from the church was passed yesterday with
great unanimity.
Dispatches received here state that the
cholera is raging fearfully in the Island of
Malta, nj " >, rtaaH =, y m H1al p ~ :!
LONDON, Sept. II. -
1t is reported that Baron Won Beust has just
gone to Biarritz. -,.l5sL eai
.-u ~ PARIS, Sept. IL.
Dispatches have been received announcing
that Gen. Garibaldi will depart forthwith for
Rome. ,.....,..- i,e,.Ir.faf l9disnIt o3 "aaF
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Cincinnati Markets.

FfeptDS agHREa CINCINNAJI, Sept II.
Mess Pork active; $500 bbls were sold at "a 50
Bulk Meats and bacon quiet and unchanged. Clear
bacon sides 184c. City lard in demand at 134c. To-
tai stock Of Provisions estimated at 49, 900 bbs.
pork and 900 lbs of bulk meats and bacon. The
stock of lard is estimated at from 900 10 tcs
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T,nTrIsvIIIE Sant 4

b, The old defenders celebrated the battle of
North Point to-day by parade and dinner at
iGowantown st'a.f lf-'4 - ~ 81
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ROarders Wanted.

wanted
L FERNALD 81 SONS, under Prebe House.
"A Coat and Vest Makers. au24d4w
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Portland Railroad Company.
Directors Meeting, Aug "a, 1867.

VOTED, that on and after Monday, Sept. Cd. sim
gle Fares in this city be six cents. Package
tickets twenty for 81 90; Eve for Is cenls.-
Children between the ages of and IL, four cents.
School tickets discontinued ~ ~
Westbrook, Way Fares, six cents: to Morrilrs.
ten cents, or twelve tickets for SI.OO; to
Woodtord's, eight cents, or sixteen for 81 90.
Children between and IL years, half price,
School tickets discontinued. 4
Westbrook, Monthly Tickets-one ride each way,
except Sundays = Morrill's, $3.50; Woodford's,
$3.50. M. PALMER, Sec'y. I
August q. diff
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COOK wanted. uN
A FIRST rate Cook will find a good and pleasant
Asituation by applying Immediately at No. II
State Street August %, 1867
AugZ8 diff at JON
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Portland Five Cents Savings Bank

Office Middle Corner Of Plum Street (up sfairsl En-
trance on Plum Street y B. =
nEPOSlTS made in this Bank on or before Octo-
~ Der Sd, will be put on interest October 1st The
last dividend was at the rate OF SEVEN FER GENT.
per annum, free of Government tax
Special Deposits received at any time payable on
demandl drawing interest from date of deposit at
such rate as may be agreed upon. u s-srrr =
Bank open from A. N. to PM and from to
SPIN NATH'L F. DEERING, Treas.
September IL. d&wtilloct3
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Proposals

.AaktAnasss Proposals sfsEas&R
ENGINEERS OFFICE,
MONTPELIER & ST. JoHNsBURY RAILRoAD,3
st. JOhnsbury, VT, Sept. 4th, 1867. J
aled proposals will be received at this Office up
to twelve o'clock noon OF September twentieth for
the construction of the MONTPELIER AND ST.
JOHNSBURY RAILROAD, between st, Johnsbnry
and West Danville, VT.
Plans and Specifications may be seen, and blank
Proposals obtained at this office.
The right is reserved of rejecting all bids in case
none are deemed advantageous -s--a
d. c. LINSLEY, Engineer
September O. div ma. ...,.s.. -. ...I
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For Rent.

XETITH BOARD, large pleasant rooms suitable
wv for gentleman and wife, at 80 Free street.
.Inne 2n-,lff
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THE Second, Third and Fourth Stories In Smiths
j. New Flock, No. Sc Union St. A desirable location
tor Jobbing Manufacturing purposes. VIII be leas-
ed entire or separate. Apply to
r4. .r.' 10 lIua HlG1- A. CUSHMAN N co,
juy2Jdtf f f No. "a Union Street.
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SalesWOman Wanted.

nNE thoroughly acquainted with the Hoop Skirt
" business, who Is a good Saleswoman and can
make and repair Skirts. and take charge of Hoop
Skirt Saesroom. None other need apply. h.
A. WILLIS PAINE.
sep11dtf No ID Market SCR.
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Bow Wanted,


nNE who can wrile fair hand, is smart and can
Ocome well recommended. Steady employment
will be given. M He.,u f...r.t
Apply at G. I. Ticket Office, 2S2 Congress st. t
ScDt5-dtf ,t-.UI
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A Desirable Rent.

A GOOD lot, 30 by 100 feei, on Green Street. with
n rear on Canton Street, to lease Tor term Of
years Apply to 90 'i WIN. II. JERKS.
September 8. dSw* i.q sou tt