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The Portland daily press., 1867-09-12

BRIGHTON, Sept II.
Atmarket for the current week Cattle, O69; Sheen
and Lambs, 1000; Swine, 1000; number Of Western
Cattle ,1l3; Eastern Cattle, 256; Working Oxen and
Northern Cattle 100. Cattle left over from last week
Prices: Beef Cattle-Extra $13 80 % ID 90; first
quality $12 25 a S13 25; second suality $1l 90 "a
sl2 90; third quality SO so q $40 80 a 100 lbs the
County 4, ,s Hides, 10 q lOie p ib Country TaOw,
Brighten q Hides, los @ lie p ID; Brighton Tallvw,
Lamb Skins, so q 75ceach Sheep Skins, so q Toe
Calf Skins 1e q 1sc y fb.
,4Remarks-Pfices upon the best grades have ad
vanced from last weeks quotations, as there were
but few extra lots Of Cattle among the Western dro-
, sers, Poorer qualities have declined. The is a
large supply in market Most of the Cattle from
Maine were Working oxen. Droyers say there are
but few Beef Cattle suitable for market in Maine at
usual, and there was large lot of Cattle In that
day Trade has not been SO good as drovers antici-
pstsd. The Market Day at Brighton will not bo
that is impossible to buy and get their Cattle to
this market until Saturday, and many times not un-
at Albany nearly every day up to Saturday
Store Cattle-Prices, yeariings $25 "a $34: two
wear olds ss5 q $45; three year oIds SIS "a $65.~
this week except Working Oxen. Most Of the small
Cattle that are in fair condition are bought up TO
Working Oxen-There was good supply in mar
ket, most Of tho Cattle from Maine being workers
We quote sales at $780, $l65, $3.50, $500, $22O $225
$3.50, 500, $2l5, q $3.50 Ppair = - "-''
NIilch Cows-We quote sales extra $50 "a S110:
ordinary $65 g SIS; Store Cows $45 a 55 per head.
Prices Of Milch Cows depend altogether upon the
fancy Of the purchaser.
Sheep and Lambs-There is a large supply in mar
ket; many OF them were taken at commission
We quote sales of Lambs at 50 12k So, So 2b So 80
9 " head; old Sheep at a &C P fb. Many Of
the Western Sheep remain unsoId. = +
Swne-Store Pigs, wholesale at a 7c P fb; retail
at @ q Sc " ID; mostly Columbia county Pigs in
market Fat Hogs-1700 at market prices at N a &c
" ib. f =
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ssLr NEW YORK, Sept H.
The Times special from Washington saws
the claim involving ST. 100000, by parties alleg-
ing that the Government has taken an island
in the Pacific, they asserting a right to it by
discovery, has been disallowed by the State
Department. t45.Eg =
+ 1t is rumored that the President has tele-
graphed to Minister Adams, asking his accept
ance of the State Department.. rerat 3aFit4
The Secretary Of the Treasury has ordered
an investigation into the charges against Col.
Lester Callicott, of Brooklyn, but does not sus.
pend him. s...-. d. IN.
Gen. Grant participated in the debate in the
Cabinet yesterday, relative to military matters.
No new form of oath is being prepared.
The Herad's special gives the explanation of
Gen. Butler, relative to paying Mrs. Dunham
money to obtain evidence, by which it appears
she promised to do If her expenses to and from
New York were paid. This was done but she
never brought the evidence. .,. [
The Worlds special says Gen. Banks inter-
view with Secretary Seward and the President
related to an important treaty by which the
acquisition of more territory is te be made a
The Tribune says Butler proclaims that the
President must be impeached his acts being
revolutionary and in defiance Of Congress.
II is reported that Gov. Flanders of Louisi-
ana, is about to resign. y. IS - ae 4.il 'l.-
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sIiscci,aneous Di.pa,ehc..

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Sept. II.
The base ball match in this city to-day be-
tween the Knickerbocker club of Albany, and
the Hampden club of this city, was won by
the former, ~ to 50.
ipEEF CINCINNATI, o., Sept. IL.
Tie weather was very cold last night and
4 heavy frost is reported in many places.
New ORLEANS, Sept. II.
The Common Council have elected for As
sstant Recorders one white man and three ne
groes, and several negroes for other munlcipai
RICHMOND, Va, Sept II.
Gen. schofield detailed Col. II. b. Bur1ham, T
Judge Advocate, to act as Judge OF the court
of Hnstines in this city, thus Obviating the ne
cessity of an election 10 fill the vacancy caus'
by the death OF Judge Lyons.
Darcy McGee publishes letter to-day cali
ing for the evidence against and prompt pun
iShment OF the ringleaders of the election rioUs.
he charges the mob spirit to Fenianlsm tr
n BUFFALO, N Y, Sept. III.
The annual Convention of the Order OF
Good Fellows was held here to-day. The Order
will visit Niagara Falls
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New Y0rk Items.

T -sf3i s.-;I 10 4zsfal NEW YORK. Sept. IL.
The Commercial understands that several
fatal eases of cholera have occurred among the
troops ON Governors Island, that the disease
prevails there to an alarming extent and that
Communication with the city is interdicted A
second case in the city is also reported in West
Both street, $50 q
The steamers Etna. Manhattan and Aleppo
sailed for Europe to-day taking $4,000 in spe-
Gle. e ,.....~,.sFsa a.s...5s :. i
The ship Invincibe was burned at Brooklyn
last night. She belonged to the line between
New York and San Francisco She was of
about 1925 tons burden, and valued at from
$4,000 to 100000. Insured. No cargo was
aboard. s.aeEFFss
Gen. Sickles declines making public ad-
dress until he receives a formal answer from
the Government to his request for the grounds
for the accusation which led to his removal.
The Cuban cable was opened to the pub ic
to-day. Congratulatory messages from Secre-
tary Seward to the Cuban officials and re-
sponses have passed through. j., r i'ae Z
The subcommittee of the Congressional
Committee ON Retrencbment and Reform, con-
sisting of Messrs. Van Wyck and Randall,
commenced q session at the Custom House to-
day to investigate the alleged frauds on the
Revenue Depar tment. .I g.
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inbrid.e Msrkcs.

CAMBRIDGE, Sept 10.
Receipts-Cattle, 1880; Sheep and Lambs, 9, 1888
Horses, 80; Swine, 2,730; Calves, none.
PRICES. Ieef Cattle Extra, S,1 80 a 12 90; first
third quality, Sc 90 q g on. - n :
Prices OF Store Cattle-Working Oxen, " pair, $3.50
Mich Cows and Calves from $45, $6a $75, $s6 q
500. =
YearlIngs $40 q 80; two years old $50 q As; three
Prices Of Sheep and Lambs-In lots So 12, 81 25,
81 80 % ~ rs each; extra SO 90 D TO- from 2t q
sc " ID. = y :
Spring Lambs So so a s75. ..,f.s yt
Veal Calves 50 6D $12, --
Hides 10 a 1Olc Talow "a 74c }y fb.
. Lamb Skins GO "a 75c each. Calf Skins 1G g tic p
fb. sestA4sa .s-s,--.
N. B. Beef-Extra and first quality includes moth
ing but the best large, fat, stall-fed Oxen; second
quality includes the best srass-fed Oxen the best
stallfed Cows, and the best three year old Steers
ordinary consists of Bulls and the refuse of lots.
Sheep-ExtIa includes Cossets, and when those OF
inferior quality are thrown out OF the lot.
Observation-Disclosures of Cattle at Cambridge
andsMedford were 1924 head. This number is the
largest for year The fist week of last October,
there were 1851, 4 including Western driven from
Brighton-about 100 more than this week. Not
much variation in prices upon the best Cattle, but
upon the poorer grades there were marked differ
ence-full 81 P cwt. off. The supply of Mich Cows
was large, ana al Store Cattle, with considerable
young stock Sales were fair, although they were
confined in q measure to small lots; many were
bought by Spectators. +ti l.-l fiH E
Sheep and Lambs-The supply was also large, the
greater proportion consisting OF spring Lambs, sell
ing from So rs "a so P head Qutlity goo I. Prices
nearly the same as last week. Mutton last Saturday
sold WELL as the supply was hardly equal to tho de-
mand last week. ftlt -Fs}'+5 tA+
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FRANKFORT, Sept 10-Evening.
United States 520's closed this evening at 763 for
the issue of 1862.
-f1. LIVERPOOL, Sept. 10-Evening.
Cotton-The market closed heavy with further
of Id for American; sales OF 5000 bales; Middling
uplands 9id; Middling Orleans 1Od. Breadstuffs-
The market closed firm; prices unchanged. Pro-
visions-The market closed strong at the following
quotations Beef und hanged; Pork Ills per Dbl. !;
Cheese unchanged; Lard Is Sd; Bacon 44s Cd. Pro-
duce-Rosin IS Oh for common and 12s for fine; Tai
low As Sd; Spirits Turpentine 29s; Petroleum 1Od
for spirits and Is Sd for refined; Clover Seed Ais;
Ashes SIS for pots. r. i-...t.s .s .f..,,,
LONDON. Sept 1O-Evening.
Sugar 24s Cd for No. IL Dutch standard. Iron 53s
per ion. Linsecd Gss Cd. Whale oil $40. Sperm oil
G115. Linseed oil $50. Linseed cakes $40 los.
LONDON, Sept. 11-Noon.
Consols are quoted at 81 9-16 tor money. 4a
AJERIcAN SECURITIEs.-The following are the
closing prices Dr American securities United States
bonds, 70; Illinois Central shares II; Erie Railway
shares Az Atlantic and Great Western consolidated
bonds 2I5. 5ts
LIVERPOOL, Scot. 11-Noon. 81
Cotton dull at 9ad for Middling uplands and 10d
for Midding Orleans; sales 10000 bales. Breadstus
quiet. s -.HH.
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COp0yt2eersIsip Notice.

7 HAVE this day admitted II. p DEWEY, as a
Partner. and the business will be hereafter conduct
ed as formerly, under the firm name of j. S. WIN
SLOW & Co.
ttE j. S. WINSLOW,
~ II. p. DEWEY.
Portland, July 1, 1867. aug26-dSw
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Wonf0d-

Wanted.
TOAT, Pant and Vest Makers, at A. r. YORK'S.
NBrown & Hanson's Block, Middle st, opposite H.
H. Hays. t4 aug26d3m
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New YORK Sent H.
Cotton-ac lower; sales 1000 bales; Middling up
lands at 26c. sssss.a -.=t'-~s =
Flour-State and Western 15 q zoe higher chiefly
on low grades; sales i, 200 bbls.; State at 90 40
400 round hoop Ohio at 35 IL %; Western at 90
"a 10 G5; choice do at IL 90 9 12 80; Southern rmer;
sales $4,000 bbls. at II 25 "a 13 rs for common to
choice; California rmer; sales 800 bbls at II 90 a.
10 75.
+ Wheat-3 a. &c higher; good export and fair home
trade in speculative demand sales 10000 bush. /;
Amber Michigan 2 80; White Michigan 2 80 @9 65 +;
White California 65; Amber Canada, in bond, AZ
Amber Southern 80. 49,
Corn--easier; sales 81, ,00o bush.; new Mixed West
ern p "a 24t for sound, and IS a 122 for un-
sound.
Oats-1 a &c lower; sales $4,000 bush.; new Ohio
and Chicago CO a 69tc to arrive.
Beef-frm; sales 135 bbls; new plain mess 18 90
GD "A 90; new extra "a 90 a 2S 90. r GEETsaebt
Pork-l0wer; sales 276 bbls. new mess at "a 81
@ "a go, closing at "a 40; regular old at 20 90.
Lard-firm; sales Ii, 600 bbls. at 142c.
Whiskey-quet. ai 81 %
Rice-steady at II a 12c for Carolina.
Sugar-firmer; sales 100 hhds; MuscOvadO III q
12sc. 2A2 0f4 H 1'F-
Conee-quict and firmer; Rio at lat a 19c.
Molasses-firm.
Naval Stores-steady; Spirits Turpentne at 62ic.
Rosin at 12k a so.
Oils-quiet
Tallow--frm; sales H. 200 lbs at 12 a. 123c.
Woo-in rather better demand at steady prices
sales 2bs at 49 q 70c for domestic fleece; 29 0 SOC
for pulled. 9Stl 4- ii
Freights to Liverpool-frmer.
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E0stO0 Stock list.
Sales at the Brokers Board, Sent IL.
Seizure Of Goods.

NJ Office is hereby given that the following de-
IN scribed goods were seized at this port on the
days hereinafter mentioned tor violation Of the Rev
enue Laws:
Aug is, 1867, at Portland, bbl containing IA doz
Eggs, and 80 doz prs Socks; Aug 2f, from Steamer
GraysHorse; Aug 90, at Potland, Red Horse.
Any person or persons claiming the same are re-
quested to appear and make such claim within twenty
days from the date hereof otherwise the said goods
will be disposed of In accordance with the Acts OF Con-
gress in such cases made and provided.
ISRAEL WASHBURN, JR.,
Collector.
Portland, Sept. 3, 1867. d1aw3w
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Coat, Pant and Vest Makers
WANTED, for Custom Work. The highest prices
w paid to frst-class hands. A boy to learn the
trade wanted, at AL REEVES,
Aug29d4w So Free Street,
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A Desirable Ecnt.

A GOOD lot, 80 by 100 fsot, on Green Street, wi ID
N rear on Canton Street, 10 lease Tor term of
years. Apply to WIN. IL. JERI2IS.
September 3. d5w%
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To Let.

NFFICES In tho third story CT building on corner
" of Exchange and Mix Streets. Enquire at Of
fee Of OCEAN INSURANCE co,
Feb rs, II Exchange Street.
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= QUEBEC, 9. e., Sept. II.
A serious riot originating in a house of i'll
fame, occurred at Point Levi Monday night be-
tween the military and civilians. The soldiers
attacked two houses, putting the inmates to
flight and destroying the furniture A num-
Der of civilians were badly hurt, one mortally.
Two soldiers are reported killed and another
mortally wounded. The officers of tho regi-
ment succeeded in restoring order.
M M. Dorion, the leader of the Quebec op-
position, has been elected in Hochalega for the
House of Commons. =.
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3-s LEAvENwORTH, Sept. IL,
Gen. Sheridan arrived here at o'clock this
morning, escorted by a committee of old SOL
diars and citizens, who met him at the State
line. A salute was fired on the arrival of the
train, and a large concourse of citizens
received the General with great cheering.
At the Planters House a large multitude of
people were assembled. The General appeared
on the balcony, and in a brief speech returned
thanks for the hearty welcome he had received.
After partaking of refreshments Gen. Sheri-
dan and party proceeded to Leavenworth. He
declined the formal reception rendered him.
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Riot among Soldiers mt Omaha.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. IL.
An Omaha dispatch says battalion Of 400
soldiers arrived Sunday en- route to the Plains
TO fight the Indians, but before leaving they
broke into the American Transfer Company's
warehouse, drove out the watchmen, stove in
the heads of the whiskey and wine barrels got
drunk and broke open the canned fruit and
oysters The subordinate officers are said to
have been as bad as the men, and the Colonel
in command had no control over them. rsr
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Dcmoern,ic gsass Meeting,

.y.t. BALTIMORE, Sept. H.
A Democratic mass meeting was held here
last night to ratify the new Constitution Of
Mary land. From 1900 to 10000 persons were
in attendance. Speeches were made by Gov.
Swami and others. Resolutions were adopted
expressive of devotion to the republican form
OF government, denunciatory of the Constitu-
ton of 1884, and congratulating California and
Kentucky on the recent Democratic victories
within their borders. ... ,.-.as7
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THE Second, Third and Fourth Stories in Smiths
Il New BIoek, No. 80 Union ST. A desirable location
tor Jobbing or Manufacturing purposes. VIII beleas-
cd entire or separate. Al ply 70
A.CUSHMAN & CO,
iulyz5dtf No "a Union Street.
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Indian AlEaira.

New YORK, Sept. IL.
A special dispatch to the Herald, dated ST.
oux City, Sept.9, says: The Indian Commits
sion reached here to-day. All well. Councils
were held with all the different bands as far as
Fort Sully. The Indian reservations were
situated on Big Cheyenne river and at the
mouth Of the Niolrana. The Commission will
leave at once for Omaha, and from thence go
to Fort Laramie to visit the hostile tribes
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CHICAGO, ILL.,, Sept. II.
Flour-a shade easier good to fancy Spring extras
at 900 "a 10 90. Wheat-Sprng declined 3 a 4c,
closing at So 9 SO for No. 1; No.2 at Sc. Corn
less active with decline Of @ &c; saes at osi q
Die. Rye firm; sales at II a II for No. closing
steady at the outside prices Barley advanced 2 a
2tc; sales 1t II q 12& for No. 2. Provisons-Mess
Pork firm at "a IS; Lard at 10 a. 13lc.
Reccipts-11 900 bbls flour, 100 900 bush wheat
600 bush corn, 900 bush. oats, $500 hogs. Ship
mens11 900 bbls. -FOUR 1926 900 bush. wheat 1877 900
bush. corn, 1000 bush. oats
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Flour Barrels Wanted. .

xETE will pay 80 cents each for frst class F,o,r
w Barrels suitable FOL sugar
LYNCH, BARKER & CO..
nov13dtf 139 Commercial street
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Carriages at Auction.

ON SATURDAY, September tih, at II A. NJ. at
" John RusselPs Carriage Factory, Nes. 81 and
313 Congress Street. will be sold new jenny Lind
new Sun Shades 2 new Turnseat Carriages, new
style, Brownells, Top Buggy, Open Wag ms, 2
Open Buggics 10 new and second hand Harnesses.
Also IL second hand Open and Top Carriages.
sept9l1w r. o. BAILEY, Auct.
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hsHs.
80.

a.. HhhTFUkN, CONN.,, Sept IT.
A fire broke out early this morning In Case,
Lockwork & Co.'s five story block on Pearl
street, which damaged the occupants of the
nrst third and fourth floors to the amount OF
$4,000 The sufferers were John M. Ney & CO.,
gold heaters, and the National Screw Compa-
ny. The damage to the building was about
$SOOO Losses covered by insurance.
..rse q qga.sserz CHICAGO, Sept. IL.
The breweries on Chicago Avenue, belong
ing to Thomas G. Hanson and Charles Woef-
DESTROYED by fire this morning Hanson's loss
is about $4,000 and Woeffer's $35,0O0. In
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Public school Notice.

T1NHE opening Of the Public Schools which are 10
occupy the school house ON Chestnut Street, and
.ne new school house on Congress Street, is post
poned on nee unit Of the delay In finishing and pre-
paring tho school rooms. Timely notice Of the COM
msncemsnt OF these schools will he gwen in all the
will resume their sessions at the regular time Mon
day, Sept. I'd. NATHAN WEBB.
Chairman Of Superintending School Committee
Portland Auk 40 diff
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St. LOuis Items,

.rEIfI E1T = ST. LOUIS, sept. II,
The lessees oflthe Terra Haute, Altsn & st.
Louis Railroad took possession of the road to-
day and elected the old officers of the Com
pany for the ensuing year.
Seventeen States were represented III the
Pomological Convention to-day. Over 300
members represent One OF the features OF
Danvers, Mass, planted by John Endicott the
first Governor Of the colony of Massachusetts,
Bay. The tree, it is supposed, was planted
short time prior to 1928. - fE ~
Eihe NTH annual Convention of the National
egates representing practical telerrapLers were
present from all parts of the county.
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REGULATIONS.

The Gates to be opened from O'Clock AN I'LL G
o'clock z, M.
All Horses entered for Exhibition shall be subject
10 tho call OF the MARSHAL during th hours Of
exhibition, and ifany horse such call does not ap-
pear when the class is exhibited In which lie is
tered, he snail be deemed to have Withdrawn from
such class and forfeit his entrance. Na I
The Judges to be appointed by the Association.
Should the weather prove stormy the Association
reserves the right to postpone the Exhibition until
fair weather.
All Premiums to be troited according 10 the rules
OF tue Fashion Coutse. New York. IFfG1r.r =.
An efficient Police force will be in attendance to
pre-. erve order.
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BOarders Wanted

Wanted at
A TFERNALD q SONS, under Preble House,
"A Coat and Vest Makers au24d4w
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wiscOnsin Democratic State Convention.

- - n MADISON, w IS, sept. II.
The Democratic State Convention to-day
nominated j. j. Tallmadge for Governor, HI L.
Parks for Lieutenant Governor, Emil Rothe
for Secretary of State, T. r. Wetherbee for
Attorney General, Ole Hegprison for Commits
sioner. Peter Rupp for Treasurer, L. G. Draper
for Superintendent of Public Institutions, and
Il. j. Harvey for Bank Comptroller.
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Minnesota Republican state Convention

- - = 'oI. T AUL, MIMI, Sept n.
The Republican State Convention to-dsy
nomited N. II. Marshall, Governor; s. II AM
strong, Lieut.. Governor; Col. Rogers Secreta-
ry of State: Emil Munich, Treasurer, and R.
e. Cornell, Attorney General. Resolutions of
the usual Republican character were passed,
including one opposing the payment of The
Minnesota Railroad bonds by the State.
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TEETH TEETH! TEETH! ~ AG
Csr,,ian's sale.

n,or,cv,. -, ..ven that BY 1 ylrtno Of a license
NSSddcE NSdn' FL is hereby hereby 'rri Of Cumberland County
shall sell, at public or Pr Monday, the goth day OF
ell best for all concerne9.9n :. M. at the offce OF
WIN. n. Jcrris, No. 2s2 Congres land, situated on
certain parcel q ,an n hsiann not Nah f. Elder
Eleanor NJ Elder and Georeianna kller, Fnr1hsr
OF John Elder, afe of Portland, dece ased. ol sale
particulars may be had the time and place ,n
Aug 2S, 1867. aur9s-dt,,
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To Let
For Rent.

WITH BOARD, large pleasant rooms suitable
w for gentleman aud wifc, at 81 FREQ street.
June 20-df
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Horace Greeley on his Dignity.

NEW YORK, Sept. II.
At Albany yesterday noon Horace Greeley
declared that a majority of the convention had
voted to adjourn on the 10th of September.
He felt relieved from any obligation to stay
longer. He then gathered up his books and
papers and left He again appeared, however,
at the evening ession. sxszi :. -.
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CINCINNATI, Sept II.
Whisky firm at 38c, and higher rates asked in
most cases. Mess Pork irregular and firm; sales at
"a - o 25 co. Bulk Meats hrn NJ 10 a lie, with
little done. Bacon at IS @ Ito for shoulders sides
clear rib sdes and dear daes at 172 % Isle. Hans
quiet at % q 2sc for sugar cured Lard advanced to
131c,
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Wanted

A SMART, active Salesman in the retail Dry
IA Goods business. One well qualified to fill such
situation will learn of good place by addressing
cYeuces. eont6dtT
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Found.


ON one of the central Streets of this CITY, adv,x
" Satchel, which the owner have by call,noy ar
No 10 Salem Street, proving property and rayinr
charges. san,a,5ty '"s
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'er Order of tho Director.

The Grand Trnnk, Portland q Kenneboe, Maine
Central, Portland q Rochester Railroads win carry
those attending the Fair at ONE FARE THE
ROUND TRIP, aud the Portland, Saco & Ports
mouth Railroad at two-thirds the usu:ff Fare.
Prices OF ADM issi ion.-Each person 90 cents
each horse not entered for Premium, 20 cents Sea-
son Tickets, admit ng one Oh two persons, $250;
Season Tickets admitting two persons and vehicle
drawn by one or two horses, $4.00.
September Q. I'd
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land on New Pcar, r.aand S.raa PIER, and lot ot
House. Enquire of WM SJtEX '"'
sep'oou AT Store, or No. 10 Vine Street
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THE nj A II * e Il s l..


NEW YORK, Sept. 11-6 PM
Gold closed at 145t a 1857, after day of consider
able excitement. Foreign Exchange dull but Arm
Government securities closed strong. After the
Board there was general activity in stocks and re-
cuyery OF prices.
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n DOSAFdUiC IONHt,
(NAN be had IN the western part of the city, by any
Oparly having $l2O0 or $500 TO loan good Sc
curity for term of three years TO be used in finish
ing the house. Address with name, ior further par
ticulars, Box AZ, Post Office.
Aug2T-dti
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Yacht Nattle.

1d Is now ready to take Pleasure Parties
MfL TO the Islands, and for deep sea fishing,
MN or to charter by the day, week or month.
-SYkNhsA Fo~ further particulars inquire at No.
20 Commercial st, or at the st. Law =
rence House on India st.
y1lcodtf B. j. WILLARD.
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Proposals for Grading

DROPOSALS for Grading Mechanic Street, Wood
Of Westbrook
Proposals to be handed in ON or before the 18th
instant.
Profile, plan and specifications may be seen till
Septem Der 14th, by application to
GEO. G. GOLDMAN, Chairman.
Westbrook, Sept. 8, 1867. dtd
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NOtace to Land Holders.

MIR O'DUROCHER, Builder is nrenarsd IN take
W contracts Tor building, either by JOB or by
DAY WORK. Can furnish First Class workmsT
and material Of all description - '' "'--
Residence AMERICAN HOUSE
,,,. 900. India Street, Portland.
august i'th 1000 aug20dtf