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Car lbridac Market.

CAMBRIDGE, oct. 3.
Recepts-Cattie, Gs3; Sheep and Lambs, 9O32;
Horses, 30; Swine, 1851; Calves, 26.
PRICES. Beef Cattle Extra, St2 90 "a ID 90; first
quality, so a Ii 80; second quality $S 30 "a 10 90
third quality, Sc 90 a. %.
Prices OF Store Cattle-Working Oxen, P pair, s so
$780, $3.50 20 $780,
Mich Cows and Calves from 81, $50, $75, $s5 a
500.
Yearlings $40 q %; two years old $50 a 40; three
years old $55 90 70.
Prices of Sheep and Lambs-In lots 50 o. So so a
50 IS each; extra 50 90 a 70, from a 5jc y III
Spring Lambs 50 so a. SO IS.
Veal Calves 50 "a $40.
Hides 10 a 10Ic. Tallow al 74e y H.
Lamb Skins SO a. 75c each Calf Skins i6 20 lie % ID
N. Ii. Beef-Extra and first quality includes moth
ing but the best large fat stabilized Oxen; second
quality includes the best grass-ed Oxen, the best
stal-fed Cows, and the best three year old Steers
ordinary consists OF Bulls and the refuse of lots.
Sheep-ExtIa includes COssets, and when those o
inferior quality are thrown out OF the lot.
Observation-Disclosures about one-half as many
as last week without any Western from Brighton
Cattle sold trfe easier than last week; the bes
grades sold fraction higher, but not any difference
for common Cattle.
Sheep and Lambs-1he market for Sheep and
Lambs remains about he same with regard to prices
they affirmed mutton drug in Boston. Good sprine
Lambs sold quick, but ordinary slow.
N. LIN accordance to posted notice, meeting
was held at Cambridge Market Hotel on Thursday,
oct 3D. at IL O'clock NJ, to consult the expedency
OF changing the day Of market back to its former
tme on Tuesday. Number of votes cast 90. of which
number AZ were in favor of the CHANGE therefore,
me ioth OF this month, one week from next Tuesday
the Cattie market will be held at Cambridge.
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New ORLEANS, Oct. 4.
BY a special order issued yesterday the Reg
istry Boards, except the chairman, have been
discharged. The latter are to take charge OF
the registry lists, books and papers, and for
ward them to the district headquarters. No
unnecessary delay will be allowed in the prep
aration of the jury lists.
Judge Abel, the counsel for Henry Smith,
3 accused of perjury, filed an exception yester-
day The case is being tried before Recorder
Dunn, of the Second District Court Dunn is
the negro lately elected by the new Council
Judge Abel sets forth that Dunn being a ne
gro. is unrecognized by the laws of Louisiana
as citizen, and hence he is not legally an
officer of justice. Dunn overruled the excep-
ton, tried the case and discharged the prison.
er. The prosecuting witness. refused to take
the stand or be sworn while a negro was acting
as Recorder. He was asked il he intended to
insult the Court, when he replied that he did
and was fined twenty-five dollars.
The yellow fever interments for the twenty
four hours ending this morning were seventy.
five being an increase of nineteen over the
previous day.
The weather turned cold last night, and il
has been raining to-day.
NEW YORK, Oct. 4.
The recent arrivals from New Orleans state
that the city is nearly depopnlated; only $4,000
people remaining. There were 800 deaths
weekly.
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Rev York ite,us,

NEW YORK, Oct. 4.
NJ Gross was killed and J. Weber fatally
stabbed by L. A. r. Hardt in a melee at a SUI
gar refinery in Williamsburg yesterday. Hardt
was arrested.
Crawford's gambling saloon, corner of Ann
ana Nassau streets, was broken up yesterday
afternoon. Seventeen citizens who were pre-
sent were arrested and fined, and the Keepers
were held to appear at higher court. Inc
gambling implements were confiscated. Inc
only person who escaped was James Cusick,
who Jumped from second story window to
the sidewalk.
An attempt was made by highway robbers
to rob manager Mcguire on 4th Avenue last
night but the prompt arrival of citizens frus-
trated the attempt. Mr.. Mcguire had over
$4,000 ON his person.
A car of the 9TH Avenue horse railroad in
Brooklyn ran off the track near South Ferry
to-day, owing to the breaking of the brake
chain, killing young lady named Emma
Ludwig, seriously iniuring 20 other passen-
gers and literally smashing the car to pieces
Ihe cars ON this route are very poor vehicles
Spofferd, Tileston & Co. announce the re-
ceipt OF $5,516 Tor the relief of the yellow fe-
yer vel sufferers at Galveston, $1,7SO for those of
New Orleans.
:. Elias Howe,sJr sewing machine inventor,
died last night in Brooklyn.
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Lndinn Anairs.

ST. LOUIS, Oct 4.
Gems. Sheridan, Harvey sanborn, Terry and
Senator Henderson, the Indian Peace Com
mssioners, leave tomorrow for Fort Harker
and thence for Medicine Creek Lodge, on the
South Arkansas river, where they will hold a
grand council with the Indians. Col. Taylor,
now in Leavenworth, will join the Commission
at Lawrence. Col. Toppan, another Commits
sioner, left yesterday with $4,000 worth of
clothing and other goods as presents to the In
dams
kilograms from Superintendent Murphy, of
the Central SUPPLEMENTARY at Medicine
Lodge Creek, say that there are nearly 200 Ar
rapahoe, Kiowa and Camanche Indians there.
These are being fed by the Superintendent, and
they are anxious TO meet the feace Commits
soners and confer with them about the terms
of peace and about something more to eat.
Little Robe, Chey enne Chief of the dog
killers is still on the war path, and it is sup
posed that it was some of his band that attack
ed Gen. Morey's band on the 25th ult., at Paw
Fork.
Ii is reported that Roman Nose, an Arrapa-
hoe Chief, has gone to bring in hostile parties.
He, with some friendly Chiefs, it is stated, are
determined to chastise the Dog Killers if they
refuse to come in.
Col. Leavenworth, the Indian Agent, tele
graphs that the kloWaS and CamancheS are
anxious to meet the Commissioners and con-
clude treaty of peace with the Government.
The family of Little Robe, the Cheyenne
Chief of the Dog Killers were massacred at
Sand Creek by Col. Chivington, with many
other women and children, but he says he dc es
not go to war for that, but because of the burn
ing of Cheyenne camp by our soldiers last
spring. After the Sand Creek massacre these
Indians came in as soon as they ascertained
that the Government disapproved of the affair
Mr.. Beauvias telegraphs from Fort Laramie
to the Peace Commissioners that he is conf
dent that the hostile tribes in that section are
disposed to make peace and will come in to
meet the Commissioners on the full moon Of
November.
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CHICAGO, ILL.,, Oct. H.
fionr easier; holders firm and yesterdays advance
maintained Wheat easier and declined Ic on No. 2
Spring. sales at SO a OF for Nc. l. and1 90 "a 94I
for No. 2, closing at 90 for No. and 93l "a 81
for No. q Winter Wheat offered to limited extent :
sales at 20 q 80 for No. Red. Corn moderately
active; sales No. at 10l4 a O5, aud 1 "a 20 04s
for No.2. Oats active with speculative demand
mand and advanced Sc; sales No. / at 70 a 1 30.
closing at the outside price, with sales at the inside
price. Barley quiet at l 10 "a / 14j. Provisions
heavy. Mess Pork at 90 90 "a % IS. Lard at lSl 40
1890. ,-o
Receipts-10OOO bbs. -four, $4,000 bush. wheat,
az 19D bush. corn 100000 bush. oats Shipments
$4,000 bbls -four, $4,000 bush. wheat, Sc 900 bush
corn 81 900 bush. oats.
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WASHINGTON, Oct 4.
Col. Messmore, Deputy Commissioner of the
Internal Revenue, has been formally removed
The official letter to that effect was sent yes
terday afternoon.
No appontm ent has been made to the posi-
ton of Collector of the Sd New York District
in place of Calicott.
A contract to-day was closed by the Post
master General with the Mobile Trade Com
pany, for steamboat mail service three times a
week on the Alabama river, between Mobile
and Selma, commencing October 10TH Offices
will at once be established at all the important
landings on this new route.
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Various Items.

NEW IUKk, OCG. T.
A serious rot took place in Jefferson City
La, on the second day of the election. 1t COM
meneed in dispute between a white and black
man, and was followed by general melee, in
which fire arms were freely used. Two whites
and four negroes were seriously wounded The
military were called upon and soon quelled the
riot.
The Tribune states that John j. Conklin, the
defaulting cashier of the National Bank OF
Milford Conn. was arrested at Poughkeepsie
on Tuesday and put in jail A dispatch was
sent to Milford asking how he should be dis
posed of, but no answer being received he was
set at liberty.
Porto Rico dates of the 9TH ult. contain dis
Tossing accounts of the inundation caused by
the torrents of rain which hal fallen for seve-
raj days. Many of the roads were completely
destroyed by the overflow of the rivers The
loss Ct property was considerable and some
lives had been lost also. '''"
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Lost.


A SUM of Money. The finder shall be suitably re-
Awarded by leaving Il with Benz. Fogg, corner OF
Fore and Exchange streets.
Portland, Sept q, 1867. Sept rs dit
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Boston Boo, and shoe Market.

BOSTON, Oct. g.
The wholesale business for the week has been dull
and both buyers and sellers disnclined anic
ipate late Fall demand but await further develop
ments OF the general business oil the country yet the
belief is quite common that the distant markets are
not yet supplied with goods for the Winter. There
is not large stock of goods the market; in fact
in the more desirable and seasOnable lines the re-
verse OF this is the case and manufacturers continue
working Close making up but little beyond orders re-
ceved, owing to the high cost OF stock. In prices
there is no material change for goo to ORDER and
at the public sales fair prices realized for the class
OF goods offered. With the iobbing trade business
Tor the Eastern market is fair, and prices fully
stocks as they believe that if any change occurs
VIII be favorable to them. The shipment of goods
from the East continue well up in quantity for tie
season, and still in advance of the same time last
year-Sh0e and Leather Reporter.
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Washington Correspondence.

NEW n, r.
Prominent members of Congress announce
the opinion til at if the House presents articles
of impeachment to the Senate, then the Presi-
dent will be in the position of man indicted
and be virtually under the arrest of the officers
of the House until the case is settled.
Preference is hereafter to be given in all the
bureaus of the War Department, first to
wounded soldiers; second, to soldiers hons ora
bly, discharged; third, TO civilians with fami-
lies.
The Tribune's special Washington dispatch
states the Georgia and Alabama newspapers
are counselling the Southern whites not to
vote at the coming election.
The Herald's special Washington dispatch
states that the Paymaster General has been or
dered to reduce his clerical forces
In response to serenade in Richmond last
night, Gen. Beauregard said he hoped they
would bring to bear in civil pursuits the same
energy they had exhibited in the last contest.
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TNHE Needle Gun Came A splendid anus ement.
I The small Board for Children the large tor La
dies. w n RG'RINS0H
Juiyzoeod5m 40 Exchange st.
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RICHMOND, Oct. 4.
Gen. Schofeld has issued an order prescrib-
ing the mode of election. The civil police are TO
keep order at the polls, and will be held respon-
sible for disorder. Registry officials during the
election will have the power of the military
commission. A registered voper arrested for
any offence on election day must be allowed to
vote before he is incarcerated. In districts of
over 800 voters, separate polling places shall be
provided for black and white voters. All liquor
places in the vicinity of the polls must be clos
ed.
The preliminaries for the trial of Jefferson
Davis on the LIST of November are being arrang-
ed by the officers of the court
Judge Underwood to-day overruled the mo-
ton to quash the Indictment in the revenue
fraud case, on the ground of want of jurisdic-
ton. The Judge ruled that the law of 1892
gives jurisdiction over all cases, whether nam
ed by Congress or not.
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New York Democratic State Convention

ALBANY, Oct 4.
The Democratic Convention met this morn
ing, and passed resolutions pledging the de-
mocraey to reclaim New York from misrule
and corruption, as the first step to the restora-
ton of the Union and Constitutional govern
ment; that the National debt is sacred obliga-
ton, and demands economy of the admnistra-
ton, honesty in collection and application OF
revenues, equality of taxation and currency
for the benefit OF the people; denounced the
efforts of the Republican party to retain the
power it has usurped by establishing negro
supremacy in the South by military force and
acknowledgements of whites, as an outrage upon
democratic principles, and an attempt to un-
dermine and destroy the Republic; stigmatize
the refusal to submit the question of negro
suffrage to the people as a cowardly evasion OF
republicans; that incapacity, corn upton, legs-
tive degradation and revenue Generalization
is proof that the republicans are Incapable OF
governing the country call upon the Federal
government to enforce the doctrine that adop-
ted citizens are entitled to protection; oppose
the excise law and urge its repeal, and winds
up with thanks to the soldiers and sailors.
The following ticket was nominated: Secre-
tary OF State, Ii. j. Nelson; Comptroller VIM.
II. Allen; Treasurer, w. H. Bristol; Canal
Commissioner, j. d. Fay; Attorney General,
w. b. Champaign; State Engineer, Van r.
Richmond; Prison Inspector, S. Schen; Judge
of Appeals, M. Grover
The State Committee was announced and
the Convention adjourned sine die.
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MEMPHIS, Oct. 4.
There was a slight frost here last night
There have been but few cases of yellow fever
here, and those wereSbrought from Louisiana
BALTIMORE, Oct. 4.
Gen. Andrew W. Dennson was tonight
unanimously nominated as the Republican
candidate for Mayor.
Boston, Oct. 4.
The game of base ball this afternoon between
the Excelsior club of New York and the Low
ellis of this city, was won be the latter; score %
to 81.
HARTFORD, Conn.,, Oct 4.
w. B. Greene, who murdered his wife in this
city several years ago and was acquitted ON the
ground of insanity, died at the private hospital
of DIR. Buell., in Litchfield, this morning, aged
about GA. He leaves an estate worth nearly
100000.
VICKsBURG MISS, Oct. L.
The yellow fever has appeared here.
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The Richmond Whiskey s.;xurs

IHILADEIPHIA Oct 4
United States Marshal Ellmaker with IientS
Fagon and Fields, in command of Unite1
States marines from the Navy Yard, started at
noon to-day in city passenger cars to take nos.
session OF illicit whiskey stills in Richmond
and capture the parties engaged in resisting
the officers yesterday.
Ldter-The raid on the illegal whskey stills
to-day was very successful The marines. hay
ing their muskets loaded, overawed the still
owners, and the Marshal and officers were moi
disturbed except by threats and groans The
work is yet going on, and over 100 illegal stills
will be broken up before night.
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SAN Francisco, Oct. g.
Orizona dates of the 18th ult state that the
Legislature has been memorialized to request
the general government to protect the inhabi-
tants from the ravages of the Indians and as
sorting that unless speedy assistance is render
ed the inhabitants will have to abandon the
territory. 1t also asks that Arizona may be
made separate military department.
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, Oct T.
lands at 2Oc ~
Flour-10 a zoe higher; sales 2iOcO bbls.; State
at 20 a. l25; round hoop Ohio at 10 10 as IL 20
Western at 80 a 10 9O Southern at 10 80 "a ii IS
California at IL 90 90 13 so.
Wheat-2c higher but closing with decline; sales
1885, 900 BUSH; Minnesota and Amber Green Bay at
2 so; White California 90; White Southern 90 a
800.
Corn--2 % &c higher; sales 100000 BUSH; Mixed
Western 81 20 l 355.
Oats-duII; sales 81 900 BUSH; Ohio rs % 7G.c.
Beef-steady.
Pork-dul sales $500 bbls mess at 20 20 a 90 go
Lard-dull; sales 900 bbIs at 14t "a 14Ac
Whiskey-steady.
Sugar-steady; sales 700 hhds. Porto Rico at 12c
Muscovado at IL "a l2c.
Naval Stores-quiet
Freights to LiyernnnI-nniet
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p, HAVANA, Oct. 4.
90 ~ az Of reals Hams IA reals. Bacon Is reals.
advIces from Porto Rico quote Mess Pork at "a J.
IN Dds at 2O., and in tins at 224. Butter at p.
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THE Junk Store on Portland Pier, and lot OF
land on New Pearl Street, near the Gus ON
House. Enquire of VIM SHEA,
sept6dtf At Store, or No. 10 Vine Street.
DALLOU,s WHIsKRY and ROBACs
ID GO DIsINCLINATOks:- SVs'
and Speedy tor drunkenness ana tobacco
ing. Either remedy tcdrTdnfed and sent Dy man
prepaid on receipt of Five Dollars, o. eS RAInf
eeipt OF stamp. Call ON or address n o. DAANoS'
l3J Clinton Place, New YORK
ahoro dim
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GincinnaIi Markets.

CINCINNAJI, Oct 4.
Whskey unchanged and in fair demand for free at
private prices. Provisions flrmer. Bacon higher;
advanced TO M 17sc, and clear sides to 1T "a
shoulders advanced to 14ic. The stock OF Bulk
shoudeS ~ exhausted, and there are but few bulk
snVou,uers, which are held at 123c Lard firm and
| quiet at l3sc. Mess Pork "a co.
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Il III e MI A II X Il r. 9 +.
Financial.

NEW YORK, Oct. 4-6 P. NJ
Money very stringent the call rate ranging from -
per cent. in currency to per cent. in gold and COM
mission added Gold closed at l445 Foreign Ex-
change very dull with but little doing, nominally at
1O9 a. 1904. Government securities closed steady
Stocks closed heavy and lower with a pressure to
sell. The ba.ance at the Sub-Treasury to-day was
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New Orleans markets..

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. l.
Cotton easier; receipts SIG bales; sales 800 bales;
Low Middling at 173 a &c., Sugar dun with only
retail trade. Molasses-Cuha held al SOC; Louisiana
zoe.
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HAVANA, Oct. f.
The birthday of the King Ccnsart of Spain
was celebrated to-day with salutes, official re-
ception, &c.
Advices have been received from ST. Thomas
to the LIST inst, also from Martinique, but they
contain no news of interest
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oct3d2


EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.,
Augusta, Sept. 80, 1867. I
N adjourned session OF the Executive Council will
IA be held at the Council Chamber, in Augusta, on
Monday, the fourteenth day Of October next.
Attest-EPHRAIM FLINT,
0ct2dtd Seer etary of State.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 3.
The missionary barque John Williams has
been lost on one of the Society Islands
The telegraph stations in Russian America
were found in good condition by The vessel
sent there to bring the operator home.
The steamer Martha has arrived from Pam
anna
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City MilIs.-Deering Bridge,
Notsce to Land Holders

arm o,DURoCHER, Builder, Is prepared 90 take
M contracts tor building, either by JOB or by
DAY WORK. Can furnish First Glass workmsr-
aud material of all description.
Residence AMERICAN HOUSE
India Street, Portland.
August ITth. 1866 akgROdtf
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For Sale.

THE cottage house No. 26 Myrtle Street. Has a
i brick cistern, filtered water. The house contains
nine rooms In thorough repair and nearly new. For
particulars enquire on the premises Possession
given the first OF November.
az If not sold by the first of November, part OF
the house will be to let. Oct3 DIFF
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Keen Dry.

A ;. ADAMS & cos. New Store, rubber cloth
ing, consisting of Capes, Coats Lc2gings Boots
Combs, SC, at
October 8. eod2w
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For Sale

A LEASE of Stable and its fixtures, two very nice
"A horses, one new top buggy, and one Jenny Lind
harness, &c. For terms, apply to
sep20dtf A. NJ. MCKINNEY
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RCIIIT ECTURE 8, ENGINEERING

IA Messrs. ANDERSON. BONNELII Z GU, nave
made arrangements with Mr.. STEAD, an Architect
OF established reputation and will in future carry
Architecture with their business as Engineers. Par
ties intending to build are invited 10 call at their
office, No. 306 Congress street, and examine eleva-
tons and plans churches banks, stores, blocks Of
buildings, &c.
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II, LET.
To Let.
TO Let.


10 Leu
Office with two rooms over the store No So
Inquire of ELBRIDGE GEREY,
Or Messrs Coolidge on the premises sep2ldtt
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NOR a man of business for sale. House and lot
Il corner Chestnut and Cumberland street. The
lot extends 1iS feet Chestnut st; space tor block
oftwo houses may be sld off Also lot on Church
street. large enough for two houses. Apply TO
oc2,l3Wk w. fl. .JERlRIS.
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E. M. PATTEN a. CO., Aucsienccrs
OFFICE EXCHANGE STREET.
Real ESTATE az Auction.
Horses, Carriages, sc, at Auction
BY NJ. CHARLES q co

LIVERY SATURDAY, at II o'clock A. NJ, on new
u market lot, Market street, shall sell Horses,
Carriages, Harnesses, &c.
Apl 2s. r. o BAILEY, Auctioneer.
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Enr Sale I'm Sacn.

A FIRST CLASS two story house with lot, situQt,
IA ed Main Street, No. 167, next above the CoR-
gTegational Meeting House, in Saco. The lohation
combines all the requisites to make one Of the
pleasant residences in the city or State House
iy new containing nine finished rooms, hail In CEN
ire together with stable and out-buidngs. Lot
contains over 14O0O feet of land, with garden and
mutt trees, half mile nom the railroad depot,
and three and one,hali miles nom Old Orchard
beach Will be sold low for cash. Inquire OF
JOHN q. PROCTER,
oct3d2w Middle ST., Portland.
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Dissolution of CoDartn ersy,lD
WAITED.
Wanted to Rent.

1.-TWO Good sized convenient rooms, TO be occupied
by Lady One must be pleasant front room.
No objections to having both on second floor. APP
ply 10 w. ii. JERRIS.
October 4. d1wx
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For Sale.

rINHE Stock, Fixtures, and unexpired Lease OF the
Il Oyster saloon lately occupied by HIDE &
THUNBORG, Deering Block. For particulars ap-
ply to WIN. L. PUTNAM,
oct3dtf Cor Exchange and Fei leralst.
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Wanted,
BOarders Wanted,

1.-TWO Small rooms, without board, at price lie
i exceeding 6, per MONTH Address w. this office
October q div
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n FEW Gentlemen boaI ders, or a gentleman and
1wife can be accommodated at No. 20 Myrtle St.
September 26. diff