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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-09-09


Ia TORONTO, Ontario, Sept. 6.
A dispatch from Montreal this evening says
Cartier was elected for both Houses by ma
jority of $50. The majority for MCGEE at the
close of the polls, was 277. After the announce
ment mob of about 200 of Deyliu's party ar
rived opposite Mechanics Hall and tore down
the statement OF the poll. A riot then COM
nlenced, shower of stones being directed at
the Hall, the windows in front Of which were
broken. There was a free fight in the street
The mob was kept out of the hall where Nc
Gee was by revolver shots from the inside.
The guards then charged on the rioters and
routed them
Forty-four elections to the House of Com
mons have been concluded in Ontario. OF these
the Leader claims thirty-uine as supporters OF
the governments. For the local Legislature for
ty-four elections are completed. More than
half are claimed for the government
a1tg ID aaI.>e ssea OTTAWA, Sept. 6.
At the election for the county of Russell to
day, a severe fight took place in Clarence be-
tween the French and Irish. One man had a
heads. l,is5l & h. sa rHa hff
Va. asa - NEW YORK, Sept. T.
A Montreal special gives the particulars Of
the riot yesterday. About dozen rioters
were captured by the soldiers and police and
were with difficulty saved from the vengeance
of the enraged citizens, who threatened to
lyneh them. One poll ,emep was killed.
About thirty serious casualties and half a
dozen gunsho5 wounds are reported as the sum
of the injuries sustained by citizens. About .
dozen are reported severely injured.
81 ha.sia.s ss,s.r MONTREAL, Sept.7.
No further disturbances took place last
n;ght alter the attack on McCready's house.
McGee's residence was guarded by the police
during the night.sa Mechanics Hall suffered
severely, the doors and windows on the first
and second floors being smashed. The parties
arrested were brought before the Police Court
de md aI1or Nav.n or.n 30
prosecute. Dinckham and others, who were
shot and beaten, are recovering. Several pc.
licemen were brutality beaten. The city has
resumed its wonted quiet to-day.
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The Grand THINK, Portland s. Kennebcc, Naine
Central, Portland q Rochester Railroads win carry
those attending tho Fair at ONE FARE THE
ROUND TRIP, and the Portland. ,Saco g Ports
mouth Railroad at two thirds the usual Fare.
Prices Of Admissi OM.-Eacb person 90 cents;
SON Tickets, admitting ono Two persons, $3.50;
Season Tickets admitting two persons anu vehicle
drawn by one or two horses, $500.
September o. I'd
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AsisDees' sale of Valuable Real
Estate

ON Wednesday, September IL, at 8 O'Clock, PA D,
" on the premises, We shall sell, at public auc-
tion, one half in common and undivided, OF large
and beautiful lot Of and Ongress street. little
hlvng front on Congress street OF ia icet hy 261
feet deep. The back line, fronting on Deerde street
(lail out bu not opsned) IL will he sold IN whole
or In art % suit urcnasers. This is splendid lo'
the line Of ths horse RAILROAD, IN an excelent
neighbourhood, cmmanding an exten.ive sn0 varied
view, and dcsi able tor Investment. Fer particulars
and plan call on Henry p. Delne, Assignee, or
- 0.... j. s. BAILEY, Auciioneer,
August %. id Plumb street.
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Chicago Markets.

1854 CHICAGO, H., Sept. Z.
Flour active and frmer; Spring extras at 10 90.
Wheat frmer sales No. Spring at rs, but red sold
at 90 for the entire day. 40. Spring 81 q s2t.
Corn excited and advanced 5@ &c; sales at 90 9
a llc, closing firm at 4stc. Rye steady and un-
changed Barley active, at a decline; sales at o.
a 105 for No.2 Mess Pork firm and held at "a 90
q "a so. Lard firm at 12ac Beef Cattle dull at 25
q 90 for best shipping Live Hogs active at 6 80 q
& 65 Tor choice smooth Sheep dull at 90 q So
Receipts-S,00 bbls. flour, lbs GOO bush. wheat 123,
ments-1o,Oo0 bbls -four 1000 bush. wheat 70, 600
bush. corn, GO, 900 bush oats. 9s l'l i1f
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PoRTL AND, July %, 1867.
MR.. w. S. DYER:-Sir. Having used the Flor
euce Sewing Machine, obtained from you, for neat
ly year. can testify to its superiority for its almost
noiseess working tho nicely Of Its execution, and for
its adaptation to the various kinds of work.
Yours respectfully, Mrs. e. COOLING.
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Guardians sale.

NJ Office is hereby given that by virtue ola license
~ from the probate Court Of Cumberland County,
shall SELL at public private sale, may be de- m
ed best for all concernedon Monday, tho S0th day of
september next, at IL O'Clock A NJ at the ofice OF
VIM. II Jerris, No. 2S2 Congress Street. Portland,
certain parcel fland in said Portland, sitoated ON
Eleanor M. Elder aud Georgianra Elder, minor hens
OF John Fdcr ate Of Portland deceased fSt Ia
particulars may be had AZ nc tme anu sv sy Al re
Anr 90 ,ee- - augye-dtd
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REGULATrONS.

The Gates to be opened from o'clock A. M. till 6
o'clock z. M.
to the call OF the MARSHAL during tina hours of
oxhibition and ifany horse such call does not ap
pear when the class Is exhibited in whico he is
tcrod, he snail DO deemed to have withdrawn from
such class and forfeit his entrance.
The Judges 10 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 trotted according to the rules
OF tue Fashion Course New York,
An efficient Police force will DO In attendance to
pres erve order. Na& @3hF
parO rde roft hen
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PORTLAND, July %, 1867.
VS.. DYsR:-Dear Sir. 1t gives me pleasure to
certify that have been using one of the 'Florence
Sewing Machines fer year and hall. and thai it
proves satisfactory in every respect For thor ough
quick and neat performance Of Its work, consider IL
superior to any machine now III the market, and
heartily recommend it to ell purchasers.
= % p Is 90 Spring st.
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Portland Railroad Company.
Directors Meeting, Aug "a, 1867.

VOTED, that on and after Monday, Sept. I'd. sim
v gle Fares IN this city be elk cont. aekagc
Children between the ages Of and II, !our cents.
School tickets discontinued.
wesbreok, Way Fares. six cents; % Motifs,
zen cent?, or twelve tfescts for 81 003 e
Woodford's, eight cents, or sixt en- for 90.
Children between 4 and 10 years, half price
Scn0ol tiekets discontinued. ~,
Westbrook. Monthly Ifekets-ore ride each way
except Sundays = Morriils, s3,30t Woedford's
$3.50. M. PALMER, Sec'y.i
August 27. diff
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Trottfng Horse for Sale.

"a Do The we'll known 1Fottng Horse |osNh-
H. DINE;'js for sale at j. w. Robin on's
~ >Iivery Stable. sonth Street. He vas
414dry last tai by Tos Yer faim l q e-lai
in y common wagon, a mile in 2.52. He Is an easy
iro ter under nc saddle, kind in all harness sirad
bright baS stands Is "A hands high, and weighs 1000
For terms, &C., apply TO j. W. Robinson OF \.
Jordan. clerk with Mathews & Thomas. he Is
sold for no FAULT, the owner being about to enye the
city. ke WG@ FfssEsSeP44aa"
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nnhIie school Notice. :.

THE opc ing Of the Public s hools which are to
L occupy the seh,o house on Cnestsnt street, and
noncd on acc unit Of the delay In finishing and IRE
srinr The school Timely notice OF the com
daily papers OF the cltg All other public Schools
wilircsuIne their sessions at the regular time Mon
day, Sept. I'd. NATHAN WEEP,
Chairman Of experimenting School G mmittee,
Pnrtland Ann sn ltf -.-
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Sale of Forfeited Goods.

T,HE following described Merchandise having pec4
seized for violation OF the Revenue Laws OF tht
United States, and the u S. Appraisers at this port
having certified under oath that the expense Of IFS
sale, the same will be sold at public auction in front
OF the Old City Hall, in this city. "Wednesday tho
11th instant, at II O'Clock A NJ, TO witt
One Red Horse.
Under the provisions OF Sec Is, fthe Act entitled
San Act further TO prevent smuggling and for otheI
purposes" approved July is, 1866.
ISRAEL WASHBURN, Jr, Collector.
Portland, Septs, 1867. dtd
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Cincinnati M nrkcts.

..szs.ls-s CINOISNAJI, Sept T..
Whskey steady at 32c. Provisions unsettled, and
in most cases held out of the market. Mess Pork
sold TO The extent Of 100 bis ut a Is q "A 50 held
later at 70 90; Bulk Meats not offered to any
extent; 12kc for shoulders and sides at 14l a 5c;
Bacon-shoulders at Itc; sides at 16lc, and clear
sides at 1Sc; Southern orders for clear sides at 174c
Hams Unchanged Lard at 12H a f3c; no sales.
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Miscellaneous Dispatches.
Boston, Sept. z.
The St. John, N D., crew, matched to row
the Ward brothers, at Springfield, "Wednesday
next, arrived here to-day, and left for Spring
field this evening. They bring with them
their lapstreak boat 'sThetis."
49,. Id ,+s u CLEVELAND, o., Sept 6.
The spiritualsts' meeting has adjourned. A
resolution was passed recommending reform
in ladies' costumes. A report condemning
spiritualistic manifestations like those of the
Davenport Brothers as arrant knavery created
great wrangling and was laid over until next
year. ~
LAWRENCE, KA, Sept. 6.
Cady Stanton and Susan Anthony addressed
q large audience last night ON female suffrage.
Cholera has broken out in the Indian Terrific
ry and is raging violently. The yield of pro-
duce IN Kansas this year was never before
equalled. lAV@ ~ f&R'i'' y
MONTREAL, Sept.7
Mr.. Middletown, of the coal Oil stores re-
Gently destroyed by fire, has absconded. An
inquiry shows q deficiency of 5000 barrels of
oil, valued at $4,000 $500.
- FORTRESS MONROE, Septic.
: The schooner. Grand Island, from Camden
for Wilmington, with lime, has arrived at Nor
folk, in distress. 7ti<i
The Mcdaniel and Traders Bank of Green
point, Long Island, incorporated under the
State laws, suspended payment yesterday on
account OF the collapse Of the Farmers and
Citizens Bank of williamsburg, of which it
was an offsLoot and in which its deposits were
made. 80 staaHk
LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept Z.
Abram Meyers, the conservative candidate
for Mayor of Nashville, was Instantly killed
to-day by a fall from staircase of the Crystal
Palace, caused by the banisters breaking
lieg CHICAGO, Sept Z.
The race to-day between Dexter and Brown
George, with running mate, was won by the
former in three straight heats. Time. 2.24,
222, 225.
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'I,HE three storicl Brick Block Nos % and g At
Il hnuc Street, will be sold at Auction on MON
Day, September 9th, at O'Clock p H. The bicck
will let for alb 81 900 por annum Is very pleas
antly located in good neighborhood and Is valu-
able piece OF property: Terms favorable. For more
particulars apply to W. II. Jcrris.
sopt3dtd 70 BAL Ely, Auct.
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1 have used for the past two years Florence Sew
ing Machine, purchased OF Mr.. w. S. Dyer, which
has given me entire satisfaction. I
Mrs. GILMAN DAVIES. ]
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saIe--House and Land.

ON Friday, SEPT 49, Mt O'Clock P M en- the prem
" lses, we shall sel at public auction house on
Stets9n CoaIt lea ing out OF Park st. 1t Is a two
story wooden house with an L, thoroughly and sub
san lily built in perfect order, with abundance OF
good hard and soft water. In good neighborhood,
and desirable for residence. The lot Is aecuts0 by
"a feet. For particulars enquire of
Henry 2. DEANE, Assignee, or
auo4dtd a. s. BAILEY. Auttionecr.
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Positive Sale of White Lead AIT
Auction.

an MONDAY, Sept. 9th, al 10 o'elock, at Office.
~ i69 Fo,c Strel aDout II, 600 pounds Jers@ City
White Lead In assorted size kegs. Tits is bank
ruIt 8 ock, and must be sold without reserve sod
in LOIS 10 suit purchasers.
sapt7dtd II. q. BAL Ely, Au =.
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Havana Market.

.e34f -.s-isf t,iilafe 'r HAVANA, Sept 3.
The money market is stringent, the outflow Of spc-
Gle continuing. The sugar market is quiet and firm
at 81 reals for No. 12 Dutch standard. Exchange
firner u. s. currency 24t discount; Gold Il prem-
UNI. Business generally dull
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MRS. S. b. LEATHr,
No Is Tying st, Portland, Me.

PORTLAND, July 10, 1867.
MIR. w. S. DYEE:-Dear Sir Whoever wishes
to purchase q Sewing Machine, recommend the
"FlOrence" / have used one tor nearly three years
and it has given perfect satisfaction.
Yours with respect P.T-BAKEa.
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NEW 1OkK, sept. q.
- The celebated old trotter Lady Woodruff
died Capex last Sunday.
John o. Flynn was assaulted last evening
on the corner of Both street and Broadway by
VIM. Mckenzie, and died shortly after being
admitted to the hospital ngB
Z The European steamers took nearly 100000
in specie.
1t is alleged that heavy frauds in the Inter-
nal Revenue Department have been discover
ed here, duplicating five revenue, COLLECTORS.
The Kentucky Bourbon Companys distiIiery'
containing one thousand barrels OF whiskey,
was seized in Vesey street yesterday.
Jacob Kinsel was sentenced to ten year iua-
prisonment. Yesterday, for the murder OF Hem
~ Cusic, in Hackensaok, last week. EGBAE
Fran the Indian and Mormon Country.
slerfa i.a ST. LOUIS, Sept
An Omaha dispatch says the steamer St.
John. with the Indian Commissioners, was
fred into by the Indians near Fort Sully, but
no damage was done.
Gems, Rawlins and Dodge and Major Dunn,
of Gen. Grants staff and party, were at Salt
Lake August %. Seven coaches arrived at
Denver on the LIST, with two hundred and TWEEN
ty-five sacks OF mail matter.
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For Sale Cheap.

A LARGE lot Of Slab Wood and Edgings on Burn
"A hams Wharf Inquire Of DAN'L MAfBUhi'
No. 50 Commercial st q eIrvL8 =. . - l.,
Also on corner Of North and Walnut SITS. Inquire
OF TH0S. CJNDON. - IL.
Aha, best quality OF Hard and Soit "ooo ''i '"'
at either Of tha above places. -, III, Ia de
Also, Lumber OF all kinds; all OF which wiz pc p
'livefed free to any rart OF the eity; NAyB1rRY,
aug17d1ms Inoo'
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4 GENTS WANrED-$1O to 500 day, to intro
a ducc our new patent STAR SHUTTLE SEW
ING MACHINE. Price $40. 1t uses two thresds
and makes the genuine Lock STITCH. All ther low
priced machines mako the Chain Stitch. Exclusive
territory given. Send for Circular. W. g. WILSON
q Co., Manufacturers. CLEVELAND, Ohio aut3tl3m
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New orleans marEc,..

NEW ORLEANS. Sept. u.
Cotton-a shade lower; Middng urlands 24i q
2i3c; sales 17O bales; receipts 20S bales exports
isiana Mslasses Soc. IA
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g. rff Boy Wanted.
nNE who can wrile fair hand, is smart and can
Ocome well recommended. Steady employment
will be given. l.5.l =
Apply at G. L. Ticket Office, 2S2 CONGRESS ST.
SeDt5-dff
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Death of Gsv. Helm of Keu.ucky.

Gov. Helm died at 1870 to-day at his resi-
dence near Elzabethtown. Under the law Of
Kentucky it becomes the duty of the Chief
Justice to order an election Of Governor for
the first Tuesday Of August next. In the
mean time Lieut.. Gov. Stevens will exercise
the powers and duties Of Governor.
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Arr;vol 81 Gem. SHERIDAN at Cairo.

1900. ST. LOUIS, Sept. z.
Gen. Sheridan arrived at Cairo at noon To-
day, and left for st. Louis Immediately. a sa-
lutte was fred hut there was no time for de-
monstration, the General being obliged to has
Ten from the cars to the boat, which had already
waited half an hour for him. f3s5EH REG
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PORTLAND, July %, 1867. I
MR.. w. s. DYER.-The Florence Sew ing Machine
you sold me has proved to be very satisfactory
have found it to be all that you recommended.
Mrs. ID. CUMMINGS,
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State of m aine.

THE undersigned, appointed Commissioners 10
i examine the condition of the insane Hospital,
and the treatment OF the patients therein, by virtue
Of resolve of the last Legislature, viii commence
2 session Tor that purpose, At said Hospital IN Au.
"a ,sta, the thirteenth day OF next september, as
IN. to day as long as may be deemed necessary to
n, iete said examination: and all persons having
;i ,ation or explanations to give relating TO the
nnrn. IS o. said examination, are respectfully re-
auet'e "a to be present and to testify accordingy
q"e''oo A. g. JEWETT, N
I...- tas JAMES M DEERING
80 -Hl s,e aes 4N a JARED FULLER, 4
a,,ocst I. 1867. dtillsept13 nt lln5
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l.,, .a,.o r+,a tsisgq,7. 81 50 maa -
I3~ 10 ffaf tN ID hlel
a-.sHs 5sHf 81.
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PORTLAND. July 9th, 1861.
MR.. DyER.-Knowing from experience the value
of the Florence Sewing Machine, take much pleas
ure in giving my testimony In its favor It is an in-
estimable help to the seamstress and feel sure that
all who try it will be well satisfied
Yours, M. q. HURD. 4
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Gratuitaus Exhibition.

attelnpLtu.
With desire to crafty the public,
the management has determined to
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Freshly Captured Lions
under the control and training Of
M r., PIE R Q r .

The successor of the world renowned
Crockett, and which will be exhibit
in all their native savagcness uncon-
quered, unsubdued, save hy their one
master, PIERCE. These monster
were engaged at the Cirque Napoleon
de Paris, whore they were being ex
hbited, shortly after Crockett's Oar
ing Exploit, at Asst US Theatre, Lon
den, where, through an accident, the
blood thirsty brUtes escaped from
their cage, striking terror TO tho hearts
OF all within the theatre. Before as
sistance could reach him, one unior-
tunate indi .idual was killed by them
and another horribly mangled. The
policemen where about to shoot the
savage monsters, when
The Unparalleled Daring 81
Pierce and Crockett
rendered 1t unnecessary, for, as they
reached the place and heard the ter
| rible truth, they dashed alone among
them, their jaws still reeking with
the hearts blood OF their victim, and
by their Mysterious Power, led them
covering 10 their dens.
This bold man will enter the den OF
these unframed providers of the forest.
and feed them
WITH RAW FLESH FROM HIS
NAKED HAND.
feat which has mover heretofore been
attempted.
with desire to crafty the public,
the management has determined to
- -.
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40 LEE.

~ f.5.r n DeSifaD'e kent,d nalaH
OAN be had in the western par OF the city, by any
OparIy having Si2v0 or $500 TO loan on good Sc
curly for term Of three years TO be usel in finish
ing he hous. Address with name, toI iurther par
ticuars, Box AZ, Post Orice. -..t...,. r.4l1
AusZ7-dtf
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From Mexico.

New YORK, Sept. 7.
A City of Mexico letter of July 10Th states
that Juarez had a formal reception by the IN
habitants on the 18th, which lacked enthusi-
asm. Diaz threatened armed Intervention if
fourteen prisoners were not respited, and the y
were reepited. Miramon has 1890 men in the
mountains, and recently shot ninety Liberals
in revenge for his brothers death. Juarez's
new Cabinet is formed, and the whole country
Is laid out into military districts. ~
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which tacv did in Euaope anu in Eng.
land, where
TENS OF THO CSANDS OF PER.
SONS.
fiocked from distances yaryiny fror
ten to twenty miles to witness tn
most
Gorgeous Pageant
ever beheld by mortal eyes siace th'
days of Chivalry, and the Splrnd9r
of the Fieli OF the Cloth Of Gold
In this ......-...... ...rcf ...
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Lost AND POUND.
picked Up Adrift.

DICKED up, two nets outside the reef The own
u er can have same by proving property andpay-
ing charges STEVEN JORDAN.
September 8, dtws-
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All colors and numb ers. Orrs g. Mcknight and
Clark's Cotton, large AMI small spools twist all coll
ors and letters. w. 8. DYER, 1853 Middle St.
(0ver H. H. Hays Junction free q Middle $751;
Sent d3t
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arriaees at auction

ON SATURDAY, September 18th, at II A. NJ. at
~ John Russcl's Carriage Factory, Nos. J11 and
3l3 Congress Street. will be sold new Jenny Lind,
new Sun Shades, 2 new Turnseat Carriages, new
style, Q Brownells, 1 Top Buggy, Open Wagons, 2
Opea Buggies, 10 new anti second hand Harnesses.
Also IL second hand Open and Top Carriages. u
sept0dfw f. o. BAILEY. Auct.
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NIiscclInneou. pi.patches.

MONTPELIER, Sept.
1877 towns give Page for Governor S7O5 votes
Edwards 282l. No more towns heard from.
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August I, 1867. dtillseptls
For Sale,

.... tw,. and half story house No. 2 Han
E:;; cock Str. ct, with ten finished rooms Acque-
EiuI duct waite" brought into the house WIN be
soiu d p'As" G. r. DAVIS Il CO.,
Real Estate, Brokers, No. Morton Book.
Sept snsber5. div '9lo
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90 EXCHANGE STREET.
PIANO-FoRTES.

THE only llace in Portland where you can got one
l of the celebrated MILLER PIANOS, is at No.
96 Exchange Street. and remember that if you want
a sunarnr
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T HI e M "A II * e T. 8. 4.
New York Markets.

.7sr' 81 iastd Financhuis Hi s'h
az. p sssssEsl5s m NEW YORK. Sept.
Money easy with a good supply. Gold at 142a q
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MIR. s. DYER:-Dear S,r-Your Florence Ma
chine has been used by member OF my family who
can tie tiy to havr used six machines, and consid.
ers this the best of ALL and most finely finished, and
would advise any wishing the best, to purchase this
in preference to any ether. llslr4
Mrs. JAMES NJ CHURCHILL, No IL State st.
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sHAetfts slr- ~ 90 s.tFrI
~ 4frt H - rIs.a....s
ta- r1 -1f trefi#a8
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Sale OF Timber Lands for Bates
1aHL aa College.

Horses, carriages, &c, at auction
LIVERY SATURDAY, at II o'clock A. NJ, ON new
II market lot, Market street, l shall sell Horses,
Carriages, harnesses, Nc.
Apl %. +. o. BAILEY. Anctioneer.