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The Portland daily press., 1867-09-26

WASHINGTON, Sept %.
Col. John A. Graham, Assistant Register,
has been appointed Acting Register of the
Treasury until successor to the late Mr..
Colby is appointed. M s-ttItt5
A dispatch from New Orleans says General
Graham and other officers sick with yellow
fever are doing well. eA
1t is understood that the State Department
is by no means Respondent about obtaining a
fair settlement of the Alabama claims, although
1t may be hindered and delayed by the death
of the lamented Sir Frederick Bruce.
/. Gen. Howard. tonight, was the recipient of
serenade by the officers of the 9Th cavalry
and 18th infantry. He merely thanked them.
Gen. Hancock will leave Washington to-
morrow morning, stopping o few hours at
Philadelphia to visit his widowed mother, and
thence proceed to st. Louis He will not enter
upon his duties at New Orleans until the sub
sldence of the yellow fever This was ar
ranged by Gen. Grant through the President.
he may, however, before that time establish
his headquarters temporarily at some other
place. Until then Gen. Mower will be respon-
sible for the command. t.-5
Gems. Slckles, Sheridan and Hancock had
an interview with Gen. Grant to-day
Gems. Hancock and Fitz-John Porter also
had an audience with the Presid emit
An order from the War Department pro-
vides for The sale OF all army wagons belong
ing to the Quartermaster's Department except
prescribed medical wagons, and all ambulan-
ces except Of the Wheeling or Fucker pattern,
together with the harness used Herewith.
Several committees of tobacco Inanufactu-
rers from distance, waited on the Commits
sloner of Internal Revenue to-day, with a
view OF obtaining a modification of his recent
decision regarding the tax on tobacco.
Secretary Seward has dispatched a letter to
Consul Thurston at Toronto, stating that the
PRESIDENTS proclamation offers immunity in
the case of DIR. Blackburn who lies under the
charge of felony in concerning and putting in
to execution plot to disseminate contagion
and pestilence in Washington and other cities
of the United States.
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Enthusiastic Reception to Gen. sheridan
at EhilasieIphia,

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. %.
Gen. Sheridan arrived in special train from
baltimore at o'clock. He was received q; ny
Mayor McMichael at the depot, and, While
waiting in the reception room for the escort
was introduced to the members of the Select
and Common Councils. No formal speeches
were made The General was accompanied
from Washington by two of his staff and Sen
ator Cameron. All being prepared Gen. Sher-
idan was conducted from the depot ana TOOK a
seat in a barouche wit the Mayor and Sena-
tor Cameron. His appearance was the signal
for tremendous burst of cheers from the
fred. The military escort consisted of the
city troops, the National Guards, Gray Re-
serves and Fire Zouaves. There was also q
large turnout OF the Republican Inyici.
brought up the rear. Many dwellings along
the route were illuminated. and the TTnion
League house was brilliantly lit up. Over The
central door was the name of Sheridan and
other portions of the front were decorated with
stars and the inscriptions aLiberty. wash
ington," and ''Unionb all in GAS lets. Along
the pavement about twenty crippled soldiers
We're stationed, and as the General passed they
let OIL fireworks. He was enthusiastically
cheered, and on approaching the Continental
hotei the applause was deafening The 6a-
rouche was driven to the side door of the ho-
tel, and the entrance was effected with little
difficulty. Shortly after, the General and the
Mayor made their appearance on the front bal
cony, from whence view OF the procession as
it filed along Chestnut street was obtained.
The General was received with cheers from the
fremen in the line and the spectators filling
the streets, and this continued until the com
panies had all passed. The General responded
to the cheers by bowling and finally bidding
the crowd that still fingered "Good Night" he
retired. No speeches were made.
The General partook OF a banquet with the
Mayor and City Council at the Continental.
Senator Cameron being also one of the guests.
This was private entertainment, and no re-
porters were in attendance. The. fcrmal well
come by the Mayor takes place at noon to-
morrow at Independence Hall r9
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Letter from, Senator Howard.

.,. . OEIhOlT, MICH, oept. 70.
The Tribune publishes letter which is I'M
derstood to be from Senator Howard In re-
terriDg to those threats of the Washington
Union that the Senators who have declared
their convictions beforehand, shall not sit in
Judgment upon President johnson, Mr. How
ard says: 1t is generally understood that the
Union is under the patronage and control of
Mr.. johnson and his immediate advisers, and
that in view of the military preparations now
going on in Maryland and other border States,
such threats can hardly be REGARDED as merely
for buncomb, but the original purpose of The
President to attempt violence upon Congress
has become deepened and intensified under the
malign influence of his private advisers. Mr.
Howard continues, that Congress will do their
duty regardless of these revolutionary prepar-
ations, and says, "Let him be sure of that and
it rests with the people and the army to pro-
tect them in so doing If the rebels and rebel
sympathizers have not had enough of strife
and blood, they can, in my opinion, become
easily satisfied by stirring up johnson to as
sault Congress by military violence. Indeed, 1
am not sure that in the long run it would not, as
leading to the final and conclusive suppression
of the rebellion by condign punishment of their
fomenters, be a decided benefit to the Govern
ment and nation. There must be final decis-
ion at some time; perhaps It's the will OF Prov
1dence that Johnson's madness shall hasten it.
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-26
The Nashville Troubles.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept. 70.
The newspaper correspondence between Ma
jor James d. Walker and Col. j. Albert Smith,
an ex-Confederate army officer from Indiana,
culmina ed this morning in pistol fight in a
billiard room in the Stacy House. Walker
was the attacking party, and received three
wounds, one through the left lung, one in the
shoulder and the other in the thigh. 1t is
thought he cannot survive. Smith, who was
unhurt, was arrested and bailed in $4,000.
The apprehensions of a riot at the municipal
election felt for week past are much quieted
by Gen. Grants order to Gen. Thomas If car
ried out properly the election will be peaceful.
The city authorities feel assured that they will
be per nitted to hold the election as provided
for by the cnarter, whilst the leading radicals
are of the opinion that Gen. Thomas win not
assume to decide the question but act upon
Gov. Brownlow's decision, and thus sustain
the franchise law. Probably both parties will
hold an election and let the Court decide it.
Gen. Thomas is expected here tonight, when
Gen. Cooper, commander of the militia, will
consult with him. The latter expects to have
GOO militia men here on Saturday, one compa-
ny from jackson having already arrived Four
disbanded companies have been recalled into
service, but with plenty of Federal troops IN
der Gen. Thomas, no collision need be feared
The Mayor has telegraphed to Washington
asking that more definite orders be Given Gen.
Thomas
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New York, Sept %.
The Times special says Thad. Stevens is re-
ported to be improving. His disease is dropsy
of the chest.
A Key West special to the Herald states
that O'Laughlin, one of the conspirators, died
of yellow fever on the odd.
PROVIDENCE, Il. L. Sept. 25
The Shore Line Urain from Boston this noon
struck carriage at a crossing near Mansfield
killing the horse and seriously if not fatally in
juring the driver, DR.. Allen of Mansfield.
A boy named Eddy was fatally injured at
Newport ON Monday night, by the kick of a
horse at circus
BALTIMORE, Sept. %.
Gen. Sheridan MS he passed through this city
ON his way to Philadelphia, was escorted from
camden TO President street by a committee of
the City Council and citizens in carriages.
BUFFALO, Sept. %.
The late visit of r. b. Gallager and James
Gibson to Washington, resulted to-day III the
delivery Of 100 tons of war material TO the
FenIan Brotherhood. This was captured by
the U. S.sGovernment troops during the inva-
sion of Canada in 1866, and held at Fort Onta-
rio.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. %.
This afternoon a tremdous hail storm visited
this city, causing much damage.
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-26

i NEW YORK, Sept. 25.
cotton-1c lower; sales 1900 bales; Middmg up
lands at 23c.
flour-10 a zoe lower sales 5000 bbls.; State at
20 a 10 So; round hoop Ohio at 20 a. IL 30; West
ern at 70 q 10 so; Southern at so % 10 IS.
- Wheat-quiet; sales So 900 bush; Chicago Spring
Nc at 20 ~ %; No do at 2 II % 80; Amber
state 2 65; White Michigan 2 OF a 6S.
Comic higher; sales 1J2, 900 BUSH; Mixed West
ern 80 20 1 Sc.
oazss1drooping; sales $4,000 bush; Ohio and Chi
Beei-firm.
81 90. ~. -
Jiard-steady. ass
Whiskey-quet.
Rice-quiet .lINu. .-.r.4
Sugar-active; sales 800 hhds. Porto Rico AZ 100
Muscoyado at II q 12c.
Cofee--trm. .......I 4ls
Molasses--frm; Muscovado at 54c 9
Naval Stores-quiet; Spirits Turpentine isle; Ros-
in 3 79 a co.
Petroleum--dull crude at 15c refined bonded at
33c. t.....s
Tallow-auiet at ~ "a he.
Wool--steady with moderate demand sales 275-
600 lbs at 80 o. 5sc for domestic fleece, IS O. acc fg
pulled 20 a 2Sc for Texas and "a q 36c for Califor-
mia. 3
Freights to Liyerpool-frm; Wheat per sailing
vessel Sd. H.-t 'i.f
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ForSnle
EDWARD II. JAMES,

Do o good cOasting schooner 12G tons, old
a(iI touage. sails wear old. About no M.
INN capacity OF Eastern lumber. Well found,
p LNkAbA- and good bargain. For terms &c, APP
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-26

NEW YORK. Sept. %.
The stake involved in the Hamill and Brown
race, amounting to $4,000, have been given up
to Hamill Browns hackers having Withdrawn
their Injunction.
Charles Billiard, daring burglar, and con.
cerned in the robbery of the Patterson Bank
and bank in New Bedford two years ago, was
arrested last evening, and will be sent to New
Bedford under former requisitioI of Gov
Bullock.
forgers recently operating here, has been ar
rested, charged with forgeries to the amount OF
$4,000 on the Stuyvesant Bank, and commit
ted for trial
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-26
Two Houses and 20 Valuable House
Lots iu WestbrOok M Auo+;o,

IN TUESDAY, October LIST, az O'Clock p NJ r
and barn ON Stevens aims Said house ia tniLs5
throughout, eight rooms, good cellar good ,gassr
Lot contains ABOUT half acre OF splendid sarder
land, on which is II teen fruit trees in bearing con-
dition Strawberry Dad Currants, Gooseberries, sc .
in abundance. Horse cars run past the doo.
Also, a new one and half story house, has Ave
finished and four unfinished rooms. The lot con-
taius about one-haf m acre, IN which is several
young apple trees a large Strawberry bed with up
wards OF thousand plants. Is pleasantly situated
within four minutes walk of the horse cars.
linn dil ely alter the sale of the above property
viii be sold twenty-five valuable house lots
the continuation of Pleasant Street, on the line OF
the Horse Railroad and the best situated lots In the
vicinity of Portland.
rms sale Offers splendid opportunity TO parties TO
ptoVlie themselves with superior b. use lot. The
. Is as good as the best for garden fruit trees.
Terms VIII be easy, and superior advantages offered
= parties wishing 10 build.
ror railroad tickets or particulars, applyto
sepb-O tu l., D. BAILEY Auct
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Boston, Sept. %.
AS the steamer China was proceeding to Sea.
outside of Boston light, she run into pilot boat
Haze, carrying away the latter's foremost but
dong no other serious injury.
The steamer George B. Upton, hence for
Charleston, disabled her machinery when ten
miles south of Block Island and went into New
London tile oath for repairs, and there she will
be detained for two days.
The remains of Sir Frederick Bruce were
taken out by the China. The report of Brit
ISL government vessel being detached for that
purpose was incorrect.
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zns.imu AHnirs.

ST.. LOUIS, Sept 3D.
Inc Montano Post of the 10th says an arri-
val from Fort Smith reports from 500 to ZOO
Arapahoes IN Shell Water region, and claims
That these lndi9ns are committing depreda-
tons which are attributed to the Crows.
A letter from the Indian agent Wells at the
Flathead agency says the Blackfeet recently
murdered man and woman at Flatbead
Lake.
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-26
New York Republican state Convention

.u SYRACUSE, sept. 70.
The Republican State Convention Assem-
bled here to-day. Hon. James Gibson was
chosen temporary chairman.
,, Debate ensued in calling the names of con-
testants from New York. They were finally
called and committee on contested seats ap-
pointed.
The committee ON permanent officers decided
to report the name of Hon. Roscoe Conkling
permanent chairman. The convention then
took a recess until z. NJ
In speech Mr.. Conkling gave history of
the Republican party, praised Secretary Stan
ton, and urged an impartial trial of the Presi-
dent for preventing reconstruction and dis
turbing the public peace, and his displacement
if convicted.
Gen. Mexican of Lawrence was nominated
for Secretary of State; Calvin L. Hurlburd OF
ST Lawrence for Comptroller, and Theodore
q. Gates of Ulster for Treasurer.
A resolution was offered favoring the i'm
peachment of President Johnson, and referred.
Judge Vance OF Kings County was nonli-
mated for attorney General; A. c. Powell OF.
Onandaigua as State Engineer, and John NJ
Hammond OF Allegheny for Canal Commis-
Sioner.
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-26

CHICAGO, Ill.,. Sept. %.
Flour dull and declined is a. 25c. Wheat active
and advanced q 1c; sales at Sc "a S75 for No J.
closing at 81. Corn steady at 0f3 a 05 for No.
1. Oats active az 54e for No 1. Rye more active at
an advanc of a &c; sales at Is a. is for No.
Barley active and advanced q dc; sales at 10 a
159 tor No. 2. Provisions nominal. Beef Cattle
dull ats 90 q 5 62t for me Iium TO good shipping
Live Hogs active at go a 90 for fair to good slip
ping Freights more active and easier
Receipts-9, 500 bbls flour 49, 900 BUSH wheat 100.
900 bush corn, 12,O 900 BUSH oats 1900 hogs Ship
ments-SOO0 bbls -four, 10000 bush. wheat 100 900
bush. corn, III 900 bush. oats. + =
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From Richmond.

RICHMOND, Sept. %.
The Soldiers and Sailors Convention adopt
ed resolution pledging itself to adopt the re-
construction acts, and to carry out the other
points telegraphed last night A motion to
adopt the radical platform of the State Con-
vention of April was seconded by the only col
ored delegate present, but was laid on the
table. A resolution urging the repeal of the
usury laws OF the State was adopted. The
convention then adjourned sine die. Three
ex-general officers were among the delegates
Gen Schofield has decided that Congress
has prescribed an oath for delegates to thu
State Convention, and that there is no Other
competent authority. The only restriction a.
to delegates is contained in the 9th sectlo n o
the act of March I'd, that no person excluded
from holding Office by the proposed amend
ment to the Constitution shall be eligible as {
member of the Convention.
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-26

NEW Mich cow with calf three brew weeks g., eIs NOT iSl
n sale by =; a s;rsct sept24diw-
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M ~ - NEW YORK, SeDt. 70. :
ho ne W 9rld's special says Blackburn has not
fiat Ia bai the Cabinet deciding yesterday
"A Washington special States that Cen Sber-
tGan sessea Yesterday that he telegraphed to
me Paymaster General advising tbe arrest OF
his his Sd a?E Saa stasn p G proofs
celve the dispatch until Lowenthol W., ny ~
The President has not decided to orant eau eau
elckies' demand for a court of inquiry y '"
zen. Sheridan declined public racao+;o,,
rendered by the New York Union Leagna 'ion
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BRIGHTON, Sept. %.
Atmarket for the Current week: Cattle, 1872 Sheep
and Lambs 49, 346; Swine, 100; number of Western
Cattle, 206s; Eastern Cattle, 3ii; Working Oxen and
Northern Cattle, 800 Cattle left over from last week
70.
PRICES: Beet Cattle-Extra SIS 90 "a 10 90: first
1sno Siz 20 @ So IS; second quality $40 so a
~ W. third quality SIS 90 "a $40 % a9 100 lbs 1.-THE
totsi weight OF hides, tallow and dressed beef)
Tic ~ hides, 10 q 1oac ib; Country Talow
q, Brighton Hides, 1os lie fb Brighton Taow,
each. NV 'A'
Calf Skins 1s a 1sc y fb.
A. hemarks-The supply for the week is much larger
than that of last Prices the best grades remain
about the same, but upon poorer Qualities there is
still further decline. The quality of the Beeves is
mostly of AM ordinary grade, there being but few
lots of very extra Beeves in the market, most of
which were direct from the cars upon their arrival
The market days at Brighton remain unchanged, and
will be held as usual on Tuesdays and Wednesdays
The attempt of parties to establish market lay on
Friday complete failure and il Is rather ex
pensive business for parties TO keep their stock over
until the Wednesday following, hardly think they
will try he experiment many times IL Il
Store Cattle-Prices yearlings S13 "a sos; two
year Odds $50 "a S45; three year ODDS $45 a. $50. -
Working Oxen-There was good supply of Work
ing oxen iii market, and the demand was fair. We
quote sales at S1G0, $17O $780, S195, $780, $25 $225
$3.50, S235, 500 az $685. y pair. -
Mich Cows-We quote sales extra $50 l0 500;
ordinary $50 az SIS; small Cows $43 "a IS per head
Prlces OF Mich Cows depend altogether upon the
fancy of the purchaser.
q Sheep and Lambs--Most of them were taken to
at " CO. 90 So 81 rs "a So 90 ~ head extra lots at
~ 5O % 90; old Sheep from "a &c $Y Id. One LOT
OF Lambs at &c ~ ib, live net.
o. Swme-whoesale at 81 q 7tc y fb; retail at u a
o3c " 10. Inefe are but few Store Pigs in market
and not much of a demand. Fat Hogs-30OO at mar,
ket; prices at II oslo ~ Id. Pfa
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. A kkCksEEGGTUHE a. ENGANEERING
n NIessrs. ANDERSON, BONNELLS CO.. have
made arrangements with Mr.. STEAD, an Architect
OF established reputation and viii in future carry on
Architecture with their business as Engineers FAR
ties intending TO build are invited 10 eau at tner
Office No. 306 Congress street and examine eeso q,
tons and plans OF churches, banks, stores o'o' "
buildings, &c.
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Il III IL MI A R X Il II s q.


NEW YORK, Sept. 25-6 7. M.
Money easy. The Sub Treasury is disbursing free
~ on recent purchases of 1905; over three milliss
day. Gold frm. Sterling Exchange dull. Govern
ment secu tiles weak. Stocks excited with wild fluc-
tuatlons the great feature heavy rise in Mich
igan Southern. The marFet was rather off AT the
last board but closed strong. Mining shares steady
The business to-day st the Sub-Treasury was
follows: receipts, 1851 500; payments 81 324
ass; balance S122O29,GH The receipts include rom
customs $3.50, 00O -
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From Havana.

HAVANA, Sept. 25.
Gen Manzanas' disease was typhoid fever
The body is eplbalmed and laying in state
tain General. The whole city is in mourning.
Half hour guns were fred all day yesterday.
The flags of all the Consular buildings are at
half mast, Field Marshal Weren't takes COM
mand of the military forces. eutps
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NJ Office is hereby given that by virtue ola license
IN from the Probate Court OF Cumberland County
1 shall SELL at public private sale, as may be deem
ed best for all concerned Monday the 30th Gay of
september next, at 10 O'Clock A NJ at the oe ce OF
VIM. IL Jerris, No 2s2 Congress Street, Por land,
certain parcel of in said Portland, situated ON
Union and Fore Streets belonging 10 Sarah f. Elder
Eleanor nj. Elder and Georgianna klder, mino heirs
OF John Elder, iate OF Portland licensed. Further
particulars may be had the time and place i sale
Aug 2s 1867. auc2s -dtd
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Cincinnati Rh arkets.

-. CINCINNATI, Sept. 8.
~ Flonr firm but quiet Wheat steady Corn firm.
wi saey duh at 33 a. 81 for bonded Provisions quiet
not sI arm Mess Pork at "a 90, buyers 30 days, but
changed; Bacon quiet and Unchanged; shoulders at
sdss su S 10 q Ge clear rib sides II 17tc; clear
S;erces - - Lard in tar demand; sales 5000
'ioiooe ~ io4c, out generally he 4 shade higher.
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Partner Wanted.

Wanted.
A MAN to drive BREAD CART. Enquire at
II $50 Congress st.
Sep ember 20. diff IRVING BLAKE.
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GrOceries at Auction.

ON MONDAY September 3Oth, Islal sell at Of
- nee an assortment Of Groceries, consisting OF
at tobacco, Cigars Must nd Klisins, soap, Saer-
Star, lean Tartar, Spices, Coffee. Clothes Pins.
i-inN,elopes, &c, Sc.
80 mai stock Of Heady-Mae Clothing
GERS. - VI ~ aecOinoiate ufo-
September % ..u, +. .. BAILEY, Auct.
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The North school.

NOTICE is hereby given to the Teachers and
IN Scholars of the North School, which COMPRISES
tile former Congress Street Grammar School for
Boys and for Girls, and Primaries Number 81 and
Is, that the school house will be opened on dYiday
next, the 9th day OF September, at 0 oeloeS az
which time they are request to be hress nj t make
the necessary arrangements for the ,,mall ,,enng
OF the school on the folio aing Monday, TX
Parents and guardians of scholars belonging this
school VIII notice that scholar who so Il fli
to attend at the time above esig aatcd will he re-
ceived by the teachers without written perm ssion
from the Sub Committee OF the School, and IL ct
such permission will IN any ease be graced without
satisfactory reasons for such failure. q IA an .'tN
NATHAN WEBB,
Chairman School Commit &c.
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New Orleans M arlxeis.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 25.
Cotton-sales $50 bales; Low Middlng at 21c: re-
ling Exchange 1856 a 1881. New York sight Exchange
premium.
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LIVERPOOL, Sept. 24-Evening.
Cotton dull and lower; sales TO- 900 bales; Mddlins
uplands at 9id; Middling Orleans sad. The eiyices
from Manche ter ae unfavorable. Breadstuffs-
The market is frmer; White California Wheat is
quoted at lbs 100; Peas AIS Cd; orn Oats and Bar
ley without change. Provisions-Beet declined to
li5s; Lard advanced to 51s |; no change in Pork
Bacon or Cheese. Producc-Spirits Petroleum adj
vanced 10 lid, and refined to 1ed i.f 3.
LONDON, Sept. 25-Noon.
CGnsols at o. Tic for money.
AMERICAN SECURITIES.-The following are The
current quotations for American securities: United
States 520s at 70; Illinois Central shares III; Erie
Railroad shares Al
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 2b-Noon
C0tton-dul and unchanged; sales to-day estimat.
ed at 10000 bales. Breadstufls quiet.
LONDON, SEPT. 25-2 P, nj.
Illinois Central shares n. Other American securi-
ties unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, Scot. %.
Breadstuffs steady. Petroleum Is. Lard 52s.
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"a The well known Troltine Horse ''SAk-
T1-s> DINE is for sale at j. w. Robin on's
~ sLiyery Stable, South Street. He was
-S4Z-l- driv last fall by Fos'er Palmer one-haf
mile in %. BY David Ayerill, Esq, last suTomer,
trotter under the saddle, kind in all harness afraid
of nothing, and stands without hitchng. lie is
pounds. ... s-ts .s....-, ..- ~
For terms, &C., apply to j. ". Robinson or L n.
jordan, clerk with Mathews 81 Thomas. He is
civ. Oh sept4dtt
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COW for Sale.

FrHE Needle Gun Game. SPENCE op tSr Ia
dies. W. ~ ~" 40 Exehange st.
ilnlu =
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Guardians sale.

Chairman School Commit &c.
Portland, Sept %, 1861. dtd
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Rntter. Butter! Bntterl

ang2dlwteodtl go ommereial Street. up stairs.
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Chicago Markets.

NEW YORK, Sept. %.
At the monthly sale of Scranton Coal to- day 76 900
tons sold at 80 IS q 81 70 per TON Stove 81 IS
a 81 IS. and Steamboat So rs a So SD.