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atoston Hool aud shoe Market.

t4et fe CHOOSES -asss BOSTON, Nov Il
The boot and shoe trade in the wholesale market
proper or the past week has been very quiet and it
IS seldom that the streets of the boot and shoe and
leather loJalities present quiet aspect as they
have for The last lew days. The shipments OF goods
which have been sohl south and West lave fallen sf
considerably, bdi, as shown by The figures in our ia
bic, are well sustained for the season, by the ship
ments TO auci ion and commission houses in distant
markets. Notwithstanding the duh demand, prices
continue about tho same, and for seasonable goods 10
order are no lower than they have been all the fall
The principal movement in trade now is with jobbing
houses ana manu- lecturers for the home trade who
nave been quite busy for the last few days. as the re-
tail trade has started up and has d. IN been better
than Just at the present time Prices in this depart
ment TOR the best quail les fully sustained at
about the same figure which have ruled for the past
year In The cheaper grades there is the usual COM
ion, and VIC observe goods placarded at prices
which would seem discouraging to manufacturing !;
and in some instances scarcely sufficient to cover the
nrst cost of the materials used in making them up
To the initiated in the business, this cheap class of
Goods are interesting, and the only wonder is, how
they are made To look much like a boot and shoe
considering the price at bich they are sold at retail
The clearances OF goods by the different freight lines
Tor tue week hayc teen Ii, 7i9 and Leath
err Reporter. -
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81 More Particulars of the RniirOad Acci-
A"Yn -t# dent. lt re...tf.

.r.-.g a. 5lfY.4 E,E n CINCINNATI. NOV. z. fa
{. Further particulars of the accident on tha
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton broad gauge
railroad represent the scene presented as hor
rible in the extreme. The crash was terrible.
The cars of the passenger train were violently
jammed into each other. The sleeping car of
the ladies was crushed into small pieces OF
timber. One lady had her head cut off from
her body in less than a second, and another
had her entrails completely ripped out. The
names. of the killed are, Harriet, Rebecea,
/ Sarah and Elizabeth Morgan, all sisters, who
were returning to their home in New Orleans.
The name of the gentleman who was killed is
Mr.. Chas. Jackson, of Boston, and be lost his
life in heroically endeavoring to save the lives
of the ladies'. ,-srsa 81 Effa5 twaA
Z Ldter.-Further developments in regard to
the Lockland disaster show that it occurred on
high grade, nearly mile in leDgth.and thirty
feet in height, the ascent TO the track being so
steep that 1t was almost impossible TO reach
the ears. The remains of the Misses Morgan
and MI. Jackson have been removed to Spring
Grove vault, there to await the order of their
relatives A coroner's inquest is now being
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: LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE
or PORTLAND DAILY PRESS.
SOW Saturday Morning, November 20, 1867.
i6hi lSS FROM BRAZIL. i''s i'i q
9ggnttl fs 8 ma irf
Capture of PLAT By the
sa.a ~ BrasiJiGns.
5if fof 3t Flr rl'ife
Reported Dsfeat Of the Paraguayans with
.5 n Heavy Loss. mi 49,.
FROM BRAz[l. i'i' JOB =
Nnu, yoRK Nov. %,

NEW YORK, Nov. %.
The steamship Guiding Star, which arrived
here to-day from Rio Janeiro brings advlces
from the scat of war to Oct. 9th. The capture
of T ilat by the allied forces in September is
confirmed. The position is represented to be
q important, being situated at the confluence of
the Numbuca and Paraguay rivers. Two at
tacks were made on the place The first was
repulsed, but on the second attempt the town
was carried by cavalry, the defenders losing,
200 killed and Sc prisoners. A heavier battle
8 occurred Oct. Sd, near San Salano. A large
force of Paraguryans advancing to attack the
allied camp was fanked by the Brazilian in
fantry forming portion of the army of Mar
quez de Caxias, and then completely defeated
by brilliant charge of the Brazilian cavalry.
One Paraguayan division was cut to pieces as
538 bodies were found on the ground occupied
by the battalion of Sonbericam Two hun
dred prisoners were captured, with 500 guns
and a large quantity of ammunition and mu-
Eitions The Brazilian loss was % killed and
60 wounded 4
Uruguay was tranquil, but the Argentine
Confederation was still disturbed by the I'M
quiet condition of the provinces
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From. Yves, Hndies.

If,-- - -,I-I--. HAVANA, Nov. y.
The steamship Danube has arrived here
from st. Thomas 18th inst. via Porto Rico.
8 She reports that severe sho ks of earthquake
occurred on the 18th at San Juan, the princi-
pal port and capital of Porto Rico. sag -s
The barque Volant sailed from st. Thomas
on the 18th for Apalachicola. HsTaIf,ag
The bulls of the schooner Clinton and the
brigantine Costa, damaged at ST. Thomas,
have been condemned.
Divers were working in the bay of ST. Thorn
as 20 discover the treasure sunk in the late
hurricane, and Were meeting with success.
Five millions in specie went down in the
Rhone. 81
= The story Of the submersion Of the Island of
Tortola, first received here from New York
excited much establishment, but proves utterly
without foundation. Tortola suffered severely
from the recent hurricane, but remains at lis
usual elevation above the face of the sea.
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New York mnr,ke,s.

sAuf NEW York, Nov o.
chiefly at 17Jc 81
Floul-10 q zoe lower, and dull; sales 1000 bbls.
state at 8 ~ a 10 90; Round Hoop Ohio at so %
Y 80; Western ats 20 "a II 25; Southern at IS a
II 10; California Ii so 90 10 80. 80 :
Wheat-1duil ana &c lower sales 1000 BUSH; CHI
cago Spring No. at % a 2S; No. do at lisa a
223; do No. at2 Is al Is; White California 70 o
8 co. : =
y Corn-heayy and lie lower; sales n, 600 BUSH; Mix
ed Western at 81 "a So White Jersey new Is.
01ats-heavy; Western at 7sl % 79le.' I-sal
is 50(dg ~ 70. az 5 ~ 1889 - :
Lard-heavy and dropping; sales at 12s q 13ac in
bbs. - =
Whiskey without decided change; Western in bond
at Soc. y - !
Groceries-quiet and unchanged.
Naval Stores-quiet and unchanged.
Petroleum-quIet.
Tallow-hcavy at III a 11sc.
- Freighis to Liveipool-Corton @ 81 per steamer
Grain, Wheat sd per SAIL and 10 q l0ad per steam
er; Corn 10d p
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s-,tN ,,tp5s GRAND SOCIAL ,uay b.
Reunion ~ DANCE
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District Court of the United States
DISTRICT OF MAINE. I'D, s.l-g

In the matter Of josiah Burieiyh, Bankrupt, in Bank
yuptcy. W tii3"f4hS 'Ae"t SAt '-'if '--
THIS is to give notice, that a petition has been
l. !. presented to the Court this fourteenth day OF
November, by Josiah BuReigh of Portland, Bank
rupt praying that he may be decreed to have full
discharge from oil hisdebts Irovabe under the Bank
rupt Act aud upon reading said Petition, t.
q FRS ORDERED by the Court that hearing be had
upon the same,on the thirtieth day OF December, A
D.. 1861, before the Court in Portland in said Dis
trict at o'clock T.. NJ, and that notice thereof be
published in the Portland Evening Star and the Port
land Daily Press newspapers printed in said District
week for three weeks, one of said notices 10 be
in the weekly edition OF said Newspapers. and
that all creditors who have proved the debts ami
other persons in interest, may appear at said time
and lace and show cause il any they have why the
prayer OF sad peiton should not be granted. -
VIM. P. PREBLE,
i0ia1g Clerk OF District Court for said bis riot.
nov1Gdnov1G& 23wnoy2S ~ .fflsw
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Arrival of JeG Davi. a, Richmond.

RICHMOND, NOV. z. q
Jefferson Davis arrived here this morning
ON the steamer from New York, and is stop
ping with his counsel, Robert 0uld,
Second Dispatch. Davis left Cana
"a last Tuesday, and to avoid ATTRACTING atten-
tion IN New York, went on board the steam
snip Albemarle at her sailing hour, clock
wednesday night He was uuaccompaned
Dy any one. On his arrival here he took a
coaen ana drove to the residence of Judge
ouid. NO one expected his arrival to-day :
mol even nm ms His counsel deny the
y trial before Judge Underwood. Mr. Davis Is
IN excellent health and quite cheerful MANY
friends are calling on him Tonight.
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Sherif's Sale.

CUMBERLAND, IS. assf'ta.In U-. ny
A TfACHED on a writ and viii be sold at public
n auction by consent OF parties. on Monday, Nov.
25th, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at the auction
room of +. o Bailey, 169 Fore street, in Portland
and County Aforesaid the following personal prop
erty. 10 vii: Sugar, Hecinda, Eng. Breakfast aud
W. l. Coffee, Mustard, Teas, jar Gerkins, Assorte
French Mustard, ickled Lines, Barrel Pickles,
Matches, Olives, Caulifowers Pepper Sauce, Can
Peaches, two and three pounds, Can Tomatoes,
ketchup, quarts and pnts. Spices, Cream Tartar,
Saeratus, Soap, diiiereRt kinds Hops, Starch. En-
tracts, Oils, Pals, Tubs Brooms, Pop Corn, Butter,
Irvine, Straw Paper, Yeast Cakes, barrels Picked
Trpe, Tongues, Vnsgar ,scrubbing and stove Brush
es. Tobacco, Cigars, Backing, Sc, &c. a.,
Z. N. PERRY, deputy Sheriff.
+. II. o. BAILEY, Auet. p. 1'
Portland, Nov. ~. 1867. Il d
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L. ~. - 1850 .tf.ta NEW YORK, NOV u. Q
A Louisville special says: Great distress is
apprehended here from the recent closing of
several of the largest manufactures on ac-
count of the scarcity of COAL The Louisville
a Rolling Mill has reserved sufficient quantity
Of coal to protect their late employees until a
further supply can be obtained
~ A Knoxville special says fire is raging in
7 the mountain forests in the vicinity, filling the
country with smoke, and doing immense dam
age to property.
The Preston jewelry, valued at $4,000,
which was recently taken from an ex-lebel SOL
der who had exhnmed it from the place where
I. it had been buried, was to-day surrendered by
the city authorities to Major John Preston,
pr. Sears, the agent OF the Perbody fund, is
southern schools, III 1ls.. t.lt.s
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TIME brick and wooden bhiiding occupied by
i Messrs. Davis, Baxter q Co., on Richardson's
Wharf. n .ss.-tt y-..s sI...L ..r ..l-
Terms liberal, possession given first December
For further particulars enquire OF -, -
J. s. ir1st .IFta ora r.. IL. UPHAM,
Oct 23-dtfi = 4s.1us "a % q 12s Commercial st.
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--as ssg - -ssl ST. LOUIS, Nov. y.
Prairie fires continue to rage in nearly all
sections OF the West They have been partic-
nlarly severe in western and northern Missou-
ii and Kansas. Immense amounts of proper
ty have been destroyed. The swamps in south
ern Missouri are said to be mass of fire, and
along the Illinois Central railroad for dis
lance of 100 miles prairies are burning In
Union county, Illinois, the flames have extend
ed into the woods, which are now burning. No
relief is looked for until a heavy and general
rain falls, of which there is no immediate pros
meet ? -. !. =. p 4. - I
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Desirable Dwelling House.
In compIcie Order ior ammediate Dec.

Do .H H.H- paney. ll t'a
Possession TO be 9sven icthN ten, days qytey Saie
WILL lie offered for sale at auction on MONDAY
w the 25th inst, the Dwelling House and lot No.
High street, the residence OF the late WILLIAM
Furnace, Cistern. Gas, an excellent Well and nu-
merous other convenences -'
There is Stable on The premises with room for q
larger one and spacious Carriage entrance.
The premises can be examined daily between the
houfs OF II and ~. ita ts-
Good title win be given. Sale on the premises at
IL o'clock A nj. ..sI 30 gft H
Payments not less than third cash, balance to
be secured by mortgage one, two and three years
with interest half yearly
For further particulars enquire OF p. Barnes 100
Exchange street, or .alr- 4I|U
j. S. BAILEY, Auctloneer,
Nov 10. 19C7-noiQdtd f N ~ ~ Plum street.
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| his MAJ velous Aquatic EXECUTIONS in an immence
body OF REAL WATER wherein he will be seen to
EAT, DRINK and Smoke, and perform the most
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From New Orleans emevaI Of state
4ilfgg5V Is7,l f4F Officials,


y NEW ORNEANs, Nov. 81.
The following orders were issued to-day:
Headquarters Fifth Military District, Nea0
% Orleans, Nov. 81 1.-The present ncumbents be-
ing impediments to reconstruction under the
laws of Congress, the following removals and
Z appointments of civil officers in Louisiana are
hereby made Albert VOORHEES,, Lieutenant
Governor, is removed, and Jacoc Hawkins
appointed in his place; III. Ii. Hardy, Secre-
tary of State, is removed, and j. Il. G.. Pitkn
appointed iu his place; Adam Griffin, State.
"a Treasurer, is removed and e. j. jenkins APP
pointed in his place; Hyppolte Peralter, Au-
, ditor of Public Accounts, is removed. and ].
II. Sypher appointed ain his place; r. M
Lasher, Superintendent OF Public Education,
is removed, and John McNair is appointed in
his place; Henry Bensel, State Tax Collector
for the fourth district, is removed, and George
w kendall is appointed in his place.
BY command of
assii sdw MAJOR GEN. JOSEPH A. MOWER o.
illl Headquarters of the Fifth Military District,
= Noo. 21.-FOr being an impediment to recon-
\ struction under the laws of Congress, Charles
DelrOy, coroner of the parish OF New Orleans
; is hereby removed, and VIM. Hier is appointed
in his place; the Office of sheriff of the parish
b of New Orleans being vacant by virtue OF
special orders No. 1873, paragraph 4, current
series, from these headquarters, the coroner of
the parish of New Orleans will act as sheriff
in accordance with the laws of Louisiana un-
til the officer newly appointed is properly quail
flied. By command of
iIsd ai.Fl1t GEN. JOSEPH A. MOWER Z
At the extra session of the City Council to-
night, the Mayor submitted report from the
City Treasurer, showing that there are still in
circulation four and a half million dollars of
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At.CTst,H Sss.s,
On SATURDAY.. November 23d.
House and Land on Deer Street
ut IctiOD,

IN MONDAY. November o5th, at 3 o'clock Il. M ,
- shall sell the new one and one half story wood
MI nouse, No 9 Deer Street. said house contains
waIer GOOD closets, good CELLAR well OF spring
Ihis trlIiiaI ~e Lot eOuIains 1000 square teet-
of lie Prs, Al, Is located within few minutes walk
inves,men, NC, ana Is desirable Tor occupancy or
tive. Terms easy. + a. pyaIIEv S" A,,Ppv
November 20. dti N-i' N"Nf
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..-I7T7T
Nntina-

.,---.Ll n 4 NOGlCcs 81 .ho
SPECiAL MEETING of the soc & H, y, NJ
. IA For tland and New York Steamshp . Oo.ihp''y
will be holden nc The onicc of the Corporation on
salts Wharf in Portland On Mo p '' way
1stET,t rot;,v me acts of the Directors in mort
gazing the PROPERTY Of the company to secure its Liz
81 IT, cot mon any other business that may
leoalIy come be ore said meeting.
ios""s eoi"0 HENRY FOX, Clerk and Treas.
Portland, Nov 49, 1867. noisdtd
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Chicago MARKETS..

CHICAGO, Ill., Nov. 22
Flour dull Spring extras so GD co. Wheat dull
ana No. declined a. 4c; No. 2 declined &c Corn
at 93tc for No. q Oats at an advance of &c sales
at 659 q SIC. Rye firm at advance of "a 2c sales
at 80 q 81 tor No. Barley steady at 40 ton No
2 Provisions duh; Mes Pork at 10 SO; sweet Hams
1lEe; Lard duh al II &c for old and l2c for new 81
Receipts-l0000 bbls. -four, COCO bush. wheat,
$4,000 bush. corn, q GOO hogs. shipnents-1l 900 bills
-four 2EOO0 bush. wheat. 10000 bush. corn, $4,000
bush. oats. .a I'
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20 NEW ORLEANS. Nov. %.
Cotton quiet and easier Middlng Orleans 163c
sales 470o bales receipts 5239 bales; exports
baes receipts of the week is 34s bales; sales 2G3O0
bales; exports 146,777 bales; stock in pert 62G93
bales. Sugar and Moiasses unchanged
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co M M EIEs I.AL.


New York, Nov o2-6P.M.
Money closed easier and call loans were rapidly
supplied at per cent. Discounts stringent. Gold
closed stronger; sales at 1899. Sterling Exchange
closed dull at quotations. Government tiles
ing shares very dull The balance in the Sub-Treas-
ury to-day was Sl09, $4,000.
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NtsscelIaneou. dispatches.

MEMPHIS, Nov. %.
Gen. Hancock passed here this evening on
the steamer Mississippi, en- route for New Or
leans.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. %.
fire occurred in Roe street. Indiana, on
Monday, totally destroying the large and valu-
able flour mill owned by Dutch & Co., three
frame buildings and the large tobacco steam
ing mill of James Cairn, with considerable to-
bacco and machinery. Loss 10000; no insur-
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= s1 t-- inA RIO JANEIRo, Oct &c.
The Rio Janeir0 Coffee market active; sales of
the fortnight o. 600 sacks; prices 100 refs " arrobe;
higher for superior qualities, while inferior qualities
were 100 a. 200 refs lowcr supply from the interior
UNI and ordinary quality; superior qualities quoted
at 7i00 q 1890 Tes; exports for the fortnight 800
tpEc 81
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Havana Markets.

HAVANA, Nov. %.
Sugar market -frmer; the demand ior the lower
classes is decreasing No. IL quoted at 81 @ 81 reals
Exchange huctuating; London 1871 a IA per cent.
premium; New York currency 25b "a 26 discount
| Short sight; long sight, 24t q Is discount. t =
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To Let.

A BOUT 300 feet Of the lower end OF Custom House
N Wharf, and the Warehouses and Offices there
on now occupied by Thomas Ascencio q Co En-
orire of Z I'D y. LYNCH, BARKER & CO.,
septIltf l.t i,f fg y 139 Commercial Street.
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FRANKFORT,
q. S bonds are quoted at 75H


JUL W
The Cotton sales will reach 1O,090 bales. Nc
red Wheat declined 4d; California White Wheat
clined Sd. Tallow Ais. Cheese 52s. Lard 5ts Sd.
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CINCINNATI, Nov %.
Wtiskey unchanged. Hogs dull at 6 20 "a SO
gross, an 10 nett; receipts 1000. Provisions dull
Mess Pork at 10 30 a 20 90; Lard at 113 az 12c no
Bacon sides in the market; supply exhausted.
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North Carolina EIecsisa.


~ = p q WILMINGTON, Nov %
Definite election returns have not vet been
received. Columbus and Dupiin counties
elect conservatives. Cumberland Baden
81 Brunswick and Arson counties all elect radi.
Gals. Tn. State has probably given 25O80 ma.
joritY for the convention.
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Fas BANGOR, Nov. %.
The weather is very mild this evening with
a strong prospect of rain, which may keep the
river open few days longer.
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a.a M .1s ars LIVERPOOL, Nov. 21-Noon
Cotton market opened easier at decline Of Id;
Aiiddiing uPlands sid; Middling Orleans SD; sales
5000 bales. cad tufts steady and unchanged Pro-
yisionsBeef Is Cd higher; extra prime mess lbs Cd;
Cheese advanced to OBS; Fork is lower; Eastern
prime mess tbs. Other articles unchanged. Pro-
dueeSpiriIs Turpentine at o7s 81 ~ cwt. Other ar
tcles unchanged. .sitty 1s5Ha 81
.a9..t.4 % Ha.Ltss LONDON, Nov. 21-Evenng. ~
Consols closed at 80 sic for money. taA -
T AMERICAN SEcURIrIEs.-I following are The
current quotations for American securities: United
States 520s 70s Illinois Central shares e5l: Erie
Railroad shares 46J. 4ltt -
The bullion in abe Bank of England has decreased
during the week e2500 steriisg ~
FRANKFORT, Nov. 21-Eyenng.
q. s bonds are quoted at 75H
la7s q g q 81 LIVERPOOL. Nov. 2l-Evenn2.
Cotton quiet; Mildling uplands at Stdj do Orleans
SD; sales1O, 900 bales. Breadstuffs steady.
LIVERPOOL, Nov %.
Cotton quiet; sales 5000 bales; prices unchanged.
Sales the week $4,000 bales, of which 1900 bales
tor spectators, and 600 for exporters. The
stock in port is bales of which 107 900 bales
American.
LONDON, Nov. 22-2 p. NJ.
Consos have advanced Zig for money.
at4 ..as ID. Is .tsi- LIVERPOOL, Nov. 22-2 r. NJ 81
The Cotton sales will reach 10,090 bales. No. Q
red Wheat declined Adj California White Wheat de-
clined Sd. Tallow Ais. Cheese SOS. Lard 5ts Sd.
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tpHE mail leaving hereb the 645 A. Al. train, and
L that leaving Boston by the P. NJ. train, will be
discontinued on and after Monday, the 25rh inst.
..,..f...e7os s.-tt.f54 w. DAVIS, Postmaster.
November 90 1867. nov21diw
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K. IN PATTEN a. co., Auetioneers,
OFFICE IA EXCHANGE STREET.
croe,xerx Ware at Auction.

an TUESDAY, November 26th, at 10 o'clock A.
" NJ without the least reserve, twenty-five crates
and casks OF ware, received directly from me rot
Platters, Plates, Pitcher, Mugs, Basins, Bowls,
Naples, Bakers, Ewers and Basins, Chambers,
Creams Sugars Tea Sets. Custards, Baking Pots
and Pans Spittoons Blanc Mango Moulds, together
with an assortment of other ware all OF which may
be seen Monday previous TO sale. 1913
. s. f-.sE ALSO - VE
An assortment OF Silver Plated goods, Casters
Spoons, Forks, Ladies' GObets, Cups, Cake Baskets,
Salyers, &c. Dealers and others are invited to at
tend. Every lot mast be sold. !" l
November 10. did -.---L / u. ------
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Il. IN. PATTEN 81 CO., Auctioneefs
RI OFFICE EXCHANGE STREET. .6
Real Estate on Paris ST, at Auction

ON Wednesday, Nov 9th. at half past twelve, on
" the premises No 2s Paris Street. fourth house
below Portland, the two storied wooden dwelling
and land. House in good order; has eleven flushed
rooms, with closets, clothes presses, and pantries,
and wen adapted for boarding house for the
convenience OF one two families; well in cellar
with luIl supply Of water. Location desirable; sit
uation pleasant shade trees in 'front.' and Irut trees
in the rear. Can be examined any day from to
M. For further particulars call on the auction
GERS. - 81 i..stHa ~ -' -" no22dtd
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2OO.OOO Bricks !
Ctannhnat Notice

1881 r The Steamer 9th OF Richmond, in
f making her two last trips, which will
SL1EM be the lastthis Season. will touch at
as kz4s6 Camden and Belfast, each way, and
will take freight and passengers for those places,
81 flaEd-1 a ROSS & STU 3DIVANf, Agents. q
November 81. diff rf-..-r
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"a For Safe or Lease!

Pleasantly situated in North Var
"a I'M y mouth, II miles from Portland, IA a
@aaRSSrkS story brick house recently put in
iITA9IkH good repair; garden with frnit trees,
hl-s 80 good water &c. Blacksmith Shop
with Two iorges in good repair 20 acres OF land
10 tons OF hay this season, and young orchard of
90 apple trees in flourishng condition. 1t is the
best locality in the County for general iobbing and
carriage work. For particulars enquire of ALBERT
chase, at f. X. Lemont's Carriage Shop, reble st,
Portland. noiQendQw
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TIME store formerly occupied by Hearn & Co., No
Il, "A st. Lawrence Street, and the tenement over i
are to let. Possession given immediately.
November ~. diff