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ST.. GATHERINGS, Conn, Sept so.
Fitzgerald's livery stable and the adjoining
buildings were destroyed by fire Yesterday
Seven horses were burned. Fully insured
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Sept. 80
Boston g. Lothrop's cutlery establishment,
at West Winsted, Conn., was burned last Sat
urday with all its contents. Loss $4,000; full
Iy insured.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 80.
The,Central saw mill, in the 18th Ward, own
ed by Harris & Furst, was entirely destroyed
by fire yesterday morning. Loss Sl2Ooo
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 80.
Three fires occurred at Madison, Ind during
the last "a hours, which are supposed to be the
work of incendiaries. A lumber. yard, two
carpenter shops, two dwellings and one stable
containing valuable horse, were destroyed;
aiso the extensive furniture warehouse OF ID;
II hopin, VINO is fully insured. man named
" " lison mas been arrested on suspicion OF being
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Daily Press Job Office
No. L Printers Each y2lQe.5
Exchange ST., Portland.
A ROSTER PROpRIEToR
Sale of Forfeited Goods.
COLLECTORS OFFICE,
DISTRICT OF PORTLAND

COLLECTORS OFFICE,
DISTRICT OF PORTLAND 81 FALMoUTH,}
Portland, Sept. ~, 1867.
fttH E following described merchandise having been
forfeited for violation of the Revenue Laws of the
United States, public notice of said seizures having
been made. they will be sold at public auction, at the
office of the United States Appraiser 1888 Fore street,
on Saturday, the 9TH day of october, 1867, at II o.
clock, A. M: barrels and 1 box containing ST. lbs
nutmegs; l barrel aiming fax seed; two pair
WOODEN sheets pair socks, pair mittens, barrel
molasses, seg moasses, 1 dozen bottles brandy,
barrel molasses, barrel, u barrel and BIZ gs
gar; bottles brandy, case containing II bottles of
GIN case containing BOTTLES spirits, 8 demljohns
Spirits box CONTAINING 800 cigars, boxes contain
ing $50 cigars, bundles containing so cigars each,
81 packages sewing silk, ounces each 3 pocket
knives halt barrels molasses, bottles brandy, 1
case CIGARS 10 pounds numegs, 1000 cigars, boxes
guava Jelly, val Sc. piece drab poplin, 1 piece
garnet poplin, piece black silk, pie watered
silk pair ladies' boots, pair ladies' corsets bar
rel molasses wheebarrow, bl nket, gross briar
wood pipes, packages kid gloves, containing
ally 81 pair So par, 10 pair, and pair; bottles
spurious liquors, barrels sugar package containing
pair kid gloves, It yards silk.
ISREAL w ASHBURN, JR.
dtaw3w&5oct Collector.
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Awo houses and 20 Valuable House
LOIS In WestbrOOIx M Arot;o,,

b,aIi 70 ~ "a october 1st, at o'clock p NJ
and barn on Stevens aims Said house IL enioSsa
throughout, eight rooms, good cellar go,d Nsa1er -
land, which is ii iteen nuit trees In bearir Con-,
diiion. Strawberry ped. Curants, Gooseberriess Sf
in abundance. Horse cars run past the t0o5
Also a new one and haif story house. has ay,
finished and four unfinished rooms. 4 he lot con-
tains about One-half an acre, ON which is several
Young apple trees, large Strawberry bed with up
wards Of thousand plants. Is pleasantly situated
within four minutes walk Of the horse cars.
Immc di4tely after the sale Of the above property
will be sold about twenty Five valuable hou'e lois Gu
the continuation of Pleasant Street, on the line OF
the Horse Railroad and the best situated lots In the
vicinity Of Portland
This sale offers splendid opportunity to parties TO
proylie themselves with superior h. use lot Inc
and is as good as the best for garden or fuit Tree
Iefls VIII be easy and superior advantages 0teicu
t. parties wishing TO build.
For railroad tickets particulars, apply 10
septl5 I'd n N RAiIEY Auct.
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VIM. H. WOOD & SON,
BROKEHS

PUY, sell or exchange Goyernment Securities OF
every description. We have for sale or exchange
Government Fve-Twenties
Government Seven-Thirtes.
State OF Maine Bonds,
City of Portland Bonds.
City of st. Louis Currency Bonds
City of st. Louis Gold Bonds.
City Of Chicago Sc en- per cent. Bonds
cook county Illinois seven per cent. Bonds.
Atianuc u ST Lawrence Railroad Bonds.
Androscosgin d kennebec Railroad Bonds.
Thirty shares Casco Bank Stock
orders loT the purchase sale of Stocks and Bonds
in New York or Boston attended to-
Highest premiums paid for Gold. Silver. Canada
an9 Irov,n lai Money and Compound Interest Notes.
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4 RCEaETEOTUEsE q, ENGsNRERlNas

A kCEsHTECTUBsE a, ENGINEERING.
IL Messrs. ANDERSON. BONNlsI.L & Co. have
MADE arrangements with Mr.. STEAD, an Architect
OF established reputation, and will in future carry on
Architecture with their business Engineers. Par
ties intending to build are invited 10 call at their
Office, No. 306 Congress street. and examine eleva-
tons and plans OF churches, banks stores, blocks
buildings.
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First Mortgage Thirty Year, Six
per Cent. Coupon Bonds,

Principal snd Interest payable i'm Gold
Coin, in New York city. They are in sums of ST.
900 each, with semi-annual gold coupons attached,
and are selling for the present at % per cent and
accrued interest from July LIST added in currency at
which rate they Weld nearly
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From California and Oregon.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 80.
An Oregon and California Stage Company
has been organized, with capital of $4,000.
1t will transport mails and passengers from
Sacramento TO Portland, distance of zoo
miles.
The steamer California, from Victoria, brings
$4,000 in gold, and the Sierra Nevada, from
Portland, brings $150,000.
The steamer Golden Age has sailed for Pan
anna with 236 passengers and $3.50, 255 in treas
ure, of which $195,OO0 is for New York.
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Louisiann Election.

New ORLEANS, Sept 80.
The total vote of this city falls 2529 short of a
majority of the number of registered voters.
The Republican has received further returns
from Algiers and the parishes of st. Bernard
St Charles and St James, showing so far that
500 less than majority Of the number regis
tered have voted on the convention question,
but returns from the country parishes indicate
that majority in the whole State have voted.
The vote AGAINST convention was insignif-
cant, as were the number of white voters, the
proportion of whom is less than one in ten.
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Various HfeIaas.

NEW DIRK, Sept. 30.
Smith Sc McLanes furniture factory and the
Newark bag factory, in one building in New
ark, were burned yesterday. Loss $4,000.
Sylvester CUTLER has been sentenced to be
hung November 18th, for the murder of Geo
Furman, in Elizabeth, N. j.
The residence of Mr.. Grace, on Schermer-
horn street, Brooklyn, was robbed last week o
$500 worth of property while the family were
absent at the East.
r, The National Bank at Whitestown, Oneida
Coa Is reported to have failed. The capital IL
Sizo,oOO. 1t is understood to have been vast
eu' ana apprehensions are entertained that the
s'ochhoiaers will have to be assessed.
a., o !.. sheridan visited Brooklyn to-day by
jill, invitation Of the City Government and ar
Gitss aTe pong made for public recep-
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Southern MN, lkefs.

New ORLEANS Sept. 80.
Cotfon--quet and easier; sales 125 bales; Low
Middlng at lS5c receipts go bales. Louisiana sugar
only retail business doing; fully fair 15sc; prime
15c; Cuba sugar very dull and retailing I2a "a 134c
for Nos. - and 10. Understanding doing
MOBILE, Sept. 27.
CottOn-saies 450 bales the market closed quiet;
Middline at 19c receipts 1885 bales. Sales of the
week 1000 bales; receipts 46l3 bales; exports 152
bales stock 9l5S bales.
AUGUSTA, Ga. Sept. 81.
Cotton-opened active, but closed fiat; sales 07
bales; Middlings at 1885, receipts 500 bales. New
cotton is coming in freely.
SAVANNAH, Ca, Sept 27.
Cotton-fat; Middling uplands at zoe; receipts 567
bales
CHARLESTON, S. c., Sept 27.
Cotton has declined &c; sales 172 bales; RIddling
uplands at Ice; receipts 352 bales.
WHMINGToN, N. c., Sept27.
Spirits turpentine quiet; sales at 532c; Rosa dull
Mt So 20 "a so.
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NEW YORK, Sept 20.
The great trot on the Fashion Course for a
purse of $1,000, mile heats, best three in five to
harness, between Lady Thorne, Mountain Boy,
in the best race ever witnessed on Long Is
land. Lady Fhorne won the first heat in 2.25
IL; Mountain Boy second, and Bruno dis
tanced. The second heat was won by Noun
tain Boy in 2.25 IL, and Lady Thorne won the
third and fourth heats in 2.25. The average
time of the four heats was 2.25 Ia, being the
fastest average time of four heats ever trotted.
A high wind prevailed all the afternoon. An
immense amount of money changed hands
Immediately after the race Mountain Boy and
Lady Thorne were matched to trot similar
race for 5000, half forfeit, over the Union
Course on Long Island on Monday next.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Sept 80
The fall meeting of the La Clede Racing
Association opened to-day with three races.
The weather was very fine, and the attendance
unusually large. The first was a sweepstake
hurdle race of two miles over eight hurdles,
for purse of $500. The starters We're r.. A.
Alexanders colt Jonesboro, and George w.
Ford's colts Elastic and Rubber. The race was
won by Jonesboro; time 43 IL. Rubber fell
at the last hurdle and his rider was knocked
lnsensible but soon recovered. The second
race was a sweepstakes for two year Ods, mile
dash, for $500. Twenty entries were made, but
only twelve started. Hazard was the winner
Pat Malloy being second, and Orlasco third .
Tor three year Odds, mile heats, for $50. Six
teen entries were made, but only seven started.
Woodstock won the first heat, Conflict being
second, Maggie Hunter third, and Plantagenet
fourth; time, 1.S IL. The second heat was
won by Plantagenet, after q sharp contest, by
half a length; time, 15O. The third heat was
also won by Plantagenet; time 1902
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CHICAGO H., Sept. 50.
Flour steady and firm; Spring extras 90 q 10 so.
Wheat-active and advanced a &c; sales at 90 for
Nc. l, and Sc % SCI for No. 2. Corn dull and
heavy and declined % lie; sales at o. for No. 1,
and OF q 01l for No. 2; Rye advanced &c; sales
at 49, Barley quiet and declined &c; sales at 06
for No. g. Pork dull and nominal at % rs q "a co.
Lard at 13ac.
Recepts-11, 900 bbls flour, 10000 bush. wheat,
10000 bush. corn, 10000 bush. oats. Shipments
G,O00 bills -four 100000 bush wheat 109 900 bush.
corn, 147 900 bush. oats.
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HE M A X * IL IL 9 /.


is NEW YORK, Sept. 30-6 P. M.
Money fairly active at per cent, hut the demand
mort the market easier than OF late. Gold closed al
Asa Sterling Exchange duh and heavy at 1921 q
1ass. Stocks lower at the close, Mining shares duh
but generally steady The business to-day at tho
Sub-Treasury was as follows: Receipts, S3,917, 164
payments, Se,135,776; balance, Sill ,710,s53 The
bulk of the payments consisted Of matured obliga-
lions marked off and sent to Washing on.
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rTtHE second and fourth stories of Store No. 151
L Middle Street, Hopkins Block. Apply to
sept23df ST. JOHN SAIITH.
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ksshusiss:is Reception Of saan. Sheridan
I'm New X1pEx.

New YORK Sept. 80.
The reception of Cen. Sheridan by the Union
League tonight was a fine affair. The club
building was illuminated and was early filled
by members and guests. At n little past 9
O'Clock Gen. Sheridan arrived and was escorted
by the officers of the club to The parlors, where
the President Mr. Jay, welcomed nm IN ne
half of the members as an ofncer OF .he hepuo'
fidelity to the country, and the civil service
which it had been his duty to perform. The
speech of Mr. Jay was frequently interrupted
by applause ,,.
scarcely language to express the very great an
nreciation | have for your very warm and
hearty welcome. L only hope that NAV be
able hereafter TO deserve the same approySl i'm
all my acts L certainly know that heretofore.
and believe hereafter that | shall never. Inv
any act of mine make rebellion honorable
lApplause.l Rebellion is a crime and it shall
not be made honorable. Cheers / thank
you?'
After Gen. Sheridan concluded three cheers
were given for him, and the members of the
club were introduced by Col. Howe and other
members of the reception committee. After
this ceremony collation. was served, during
which a band played patriotic airs from the
balcony. The square was filled with thousands
of people alternately shouting for the General.
A military procession was formed at O'Clock,
and composed of five divisions, including three
regiments of militia and large numbers OF vet
Grams, the last division being composed Of vet
eran colored soldiers. All We're accompanied
by music and commanded by veteran officers.
After marching through several streets the
procession reached Union Square, in front of
the club house, where they halted and formed
in a hallow square with the bands in the CEN
tire. Gen. Sheridan was introduced to the as
sembly by Mr. Jay, and responded by thanking
his fellow soldiers for the ehigh honor they
showed him, and feehngly referred to the mis-
fortunes of war which had unfortunately disa-
bled many OF the heroes he saw before him.
while such men composed our armies the safe
ty of our glorious country was assured.
Col. Rush Hawkins, commander OF the mil
itary procession and of the delegation of the
Grand Army of the Republic, then addressed
Gen. Sheridan, welcoming him to New York
on behalf of the military, and referring to the
scenes of the war through which many OF them
had passed.
The speeches, particularly that of General
Sheridan, was received with deafeniDg APP
plause The bands united in giving monster
serenade, performing many patriotic airs.
AT late hour the immense assemblage
quietly dispersed, and Gen. Sheridan returned
to his hotel.
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Trotting Horse for Sale.

TrOtting Horse for Sale.
q The well known Trottng Horse s.SAR-
LEU\ DINE is for sale at j. w. Robinson's
NS Livery Stable, South Street. He was
-4z-Adrivr n last tall by Fos,er Palmer one-half
mile in 122. By David Averill, ESQ.,. last summer
in common wagon, a mile in 2.52. He is an easy
trotter under the saddle, kind in all harness arai
of nothing, and stands without hitching. He is n
pounds. a 's"' ioV
For terms, &c., apply to j. W. Robinson mr. T. n
o9Iusn, clerk with Mathews q Thomas He is
city. 0s 'oo"' so Hi '"'
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Utncims,atIunrrsets,

~ CINCINNATI, Sept. so.
Whiskey nominally unchanged. mess pork held
at "a o. Bulk meats nominally unchanged and Of
fered at 12a % 1iac. Bacona lot of clear sides was
procured at l7c, but this afterwards refused
Hams-none in the market. Lard active and higher
with no sellers now; liz "a 14c asked sales 1900 crs.
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Fnncral Of Gen. Price

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 80.
The funeral of Gen. Sterling Price took place
to-day, and was the largest ever seen in this
city. The ceremonies took place in the First
Church, Rev. ID. Roye, where the remains lay
IN state all the morning, and were visited by a
very large number of citizens
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SAVANNAH, Ca, Sept. 27.
Cotton-fat; Middling pIlands at zoe; receipts &c
Csm,msorcsa,---wer Gable.

LIVERPOOL, Sept. 27-Evenin2.
Cotton--nnder amore favorable trade report clos-
ed trmer and with more doing. Sales to-day fully
i2,80j bales. Middling uplands SGD; Middling Or
leans 3D. Breadstuiis quiet and steady. Provisions
firm. Lard advanced to BOB for American. Other
articles unchanged.
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New York Weekly Cattle Market.

NEW YORK, Sept. 80.
Beeves-reccipts 695t head; prices Lave slightly
advanced last weeks quotations; 10 a tic tor
inferior to extra Veals-reccpts 1926 head; prices
are unchanged and moderately active at a PIC
Sheep and Lambs--receipts 334J9head; supply large
and market heavy; quotations Tor sheep A g &c;
lambs a. Sc. Swine-receipis "A, 217 head; there is
little activity and prices slightly lower; quota
tions 81 az Sc.
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From Nashville.

The city authorities to-day petitioned Can
cellof Harrison for an injunction restra;,,;ng
the recently elected Mayor and council frnn'
be'ng Indneled into office. 1t is understood that
sIoners OF RI gistration have notified Recorder
Ford That it he does not administer the oath of
office to the new Mayor and Council, tie Com
mlssioners would
The Council held a meeting, and among
others adopted resolution instructing the
Mayor to ascertain from the Secretary of State
whe iherthe newly elected officers bad taken
the candidate oath required by law.
it is believed that If the Il officers do not
vacate Tomorrow, General Cooper will eject
them by military force.
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Kv RURGEss a 90.

an WEDNESDAY, October 2'l, at o'clock i. M,
~ on the premises, Nos. % aud 25 Smith Street,
Two new houses, combining twelve rooms each, wal
etct by of the best springs in the city, the prem
iscs being desirable account OF location. only
Ave minutes walk TO the g. T. L. X. Depot or City
Hail. They suitable for boarding houses, private
residences, or tenement houses, renting for $780,
Fitted for gas. Terms liberal aud .Inade known at
sale. H. : BURGFSS Auet.
September 25, did
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nN WEDNESD ~, October 2, / shall sell at Of
" flee an assortment of Groceries, consisting 4
1ea Tobacco, Cigars, Mustard, Raisns, soap Saler-
atuS, Cieam Tartar, Spices, Coffee. Clothes Pins.
Stove Shoe and ScrubbiDg Brushes, Figs, Paper and
Envelopes, &c, &c.
Also a small stock of Iseady-Madc Clothing.
Ca Sale at i0i o'clock AM. 70 accommodate Gro
GERS. II. q. BAILEY, Auct.
Oct | It'd
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Wanted,

DY gentleman and wife, an unfurnshed Room
ID with board, in private family. ADDRESS SD. >
Box 1901 Portland, Me. sept2Gd1w*
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WE.NEED.
Wanted,

4 FEW Gentlemen boarders, or gentleman ant
Awife can be accommodated at No. 20 Myrtle st.
September 26. diff Ne9.aA
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&rsFsox sAAnN.
I.uilding nTateriaIs ot Auctioo-

ON WEDNESDAY, October %, at IL O'clock
~, - NJ, at the corner OF New Pearl Street aud sh-
G sAN. nue., shall sell LOT Of Stone, Lumber,
Srh -, Caps and Sils, thirty-six Window Fromes,
hrL set three inches by two feet nine inches, for
"iiek buildings, &c. Sale Positive.
serfenba.o a, +. o. BAH Ely, Auet.
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NEW BspFoRD, Sept. IS.
The Oil Market is very quiet at the close of the
week, utholders firm at 50 25 for Sperm and 75c
for Whale. The only sales since our report of We'd
nesday have been 20 bbls. dark Sperm Oil in New
York on private terms, and 100 bbs. GOOD in Boston
at 50 20 per gal In Whale 800 bbla. South Sea have
been sold onprvate terms TO manufacturer.
dar
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% Horses for Sale,

A lhe Horse Railroad Stable, just arrived from
IA Three Rivers, Canada.
Among them are an elegant match pair of young
Bays,g Cd size and well matched one line five years
oid BACK hawk; two Brandv's, five and six years
Oh one beautiful M ryan and Ere ach Brown Mare,
all young, good style, and superior drivers.
September 81 DIFF
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For sale.

TTNHE Needle Gun Game. A splendid amusement.
The small Board for Children the large tor La
dies. W. ID. ROBINSON
july26eod3m 40 Exchange st.
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sow for sale.
A NEW Mich Cow, with calf three weeks old for
n sale by j. A. Moses, at L. G. Briggs q Co.'s No
" Commercial Street seIt94d1w-
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Double Horse Team, For sale,
WITH Harnesses, Jigger and Sled, nearly new
w A good opportunity for Truckmen.
EDW. Ii. BURGIN & co.
September 2s. div
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BOOKS, PAMPHL ETS
Catalogues, &C.,

Which for neatness and dispatch cannot be surpassed
D=S- Orders from the country solicited, to which
prompt attention will be paid.
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House and Land nj Auct,on.

I'm THURSDAY, Oet3d al 3 O'Clock / M, / shall
~ sell the new two story hoIs on corner OF Pearl
aud Kenuebrc stceet. said house il finished throreh-
out, rooms, good cellar, brick cistern. Sc Lot 9I
by s. feet. This properly is finely located ana vcrv
desirable Tor occupancy. Terms easy. Saiepositiyc
sep27dtd f. o. BAILEY, Auctr
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DsEL0U,s WmESHxEY End TOBAC-
X CD nIsHNGLsNATOR Sye,
n1 Soeed cures for drunkenness and tobacco chew,
irS Either remedy trdrrdnted. and sent by man
nrnaid on receipt Of Five Dollars, or circular on re-
CENT of stamp. Call on or address IL. D. bALAVO'
133 Clinton Place, New York.
Sn,,fe mhnr u. dim
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WANTED AGENTS - $50 to 5000 per
w month, everywhere, male and female, to intro
ducc throughout the United States, the GENUINE
IMPROVED COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEWING
MACHINE. This machine will STITCH hem iel,
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that viii sew a stronger, more beautiful. or more
elastic than ours. 1t makes the elastic Lock
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cloth cannot be pulled apart without tearing it. We
pay agents S75 10 5000 per month and expenses, or
commission from which twice that amount can be
made. Address
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CAUTIoN.-Do not be imposed upon by other par
ties pamng off worh HESS east-iron machines, under
the same name or otherwise. Ours is the only genu
inc and really practical cheap machine manufactured
her.
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Notice.

FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
Portland, Me-, September 10Th, 1857.
4 N Extra Dividend Of three (3) per cent. is now
"A pa, able. w e. GOULD Cashier.
Sept. 16. d3t&1tw
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For Sale.

TUE New and Elegant Building, on the correr OF
u Congress and North SITS, erected Tor store and
dwelling Itis2 IL tories. French roof Finished
throughout in Modern Style. he store and tene-
ment are large and commodious, and in one of tho
pleasantest locations in the city. Apply TO
-. So GEO. HEARN,
september 2S. d3w "A st. Lawrence st.
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For Sale or Lease.

d. NEW two and a half story house on Anderson
A Street, containing eleven rooms, good cellar,
brick cistern, well, sc. Lot 40 by SO. Price low
Anuly TO GEO. r. DAVIS 81 CO,
Dealers in Real Estate, No. Morton Block
September 2s. div
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Who have cold haa0s and ieet; weak stomaehs, LAM
and weak backs; nervous and sick headache; do zi-
ness and swimming in the head with indigestion all
constipation of the bowels pain in the side and ble
leucorrhGa Tor vhitesl; falling OF the womb with in
ternal cancers; tumors pOlypus, and all that long
train ofdseases will ind in Electricity sure means
OF cure. For painful nlenstruatiOn too s.0iuse
menstruation, ard all OF those long Inc OF troubles
With young ladies, Electricity is certain specific,
and will in short tie restore the sufferer to the
vigor of health - :.
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no purchase in the vicinity Of Portland, a good
two story house, containing not Less than ten
rooms; stable, carriage house, together with from
Railroad line.
Apply at the Counting Room of the DAILY
PRESS. sep20dtf
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A NICE tenement of rooms the whole lower mart
a OF tnat new y story house just over Cape Eliza
beth bri9ge. Apply to a. JOCK 81 Co.
Real Estate and General Business Agents. a5j4
Congress street. sarf o. ~, 90 2
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TEETH! TEETH! rEErHI

DIR. ID. still continues to Extract Teeth by ELEc-
rRIcITY WITHOUT PAIN. Persons having decas cd
teeth stumps they wish have removed lo reset
ting he would give polite invitation to CALL.
Superior ELECTRO MAGNETIC Machines for>sa ,
or Family use, with thorough Instructions.
Or. D, can accommodate few patients with boar0
snd treatment at his house.
Office hours from o'clock A. NJ. TO IL n. from
| 10 z. NJ, and to 3 in the evening.
Consultation Tree. novItt
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Wanted.
Coat, Pant and Vest Makers

4 GENTS to canvass Tor the
n sshsASKC CLEANSING CREAM,
Apply to N. NJ. PERKINS s. CO.,
june7dtf No Free St., Portland. Me