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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-01

EIaza. A brick dwelling house, containing sx or
seven rooms, in good location, and situated on
paved street. 1t must also be supplied with
waite. and gas Apply through the Post Office,
10 box 2lS Jan rs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-01

r1HIE SUBSCRIBER offers to rent for the en-
suing season the Fishing Shore, known az
the TENT LANDING, the property of the [ste
William Lyles. Persons desiring to rent will
please apply at once to " ARTH Z 4 TAY-
LOR, Alexandria, Va, or TO Il EN- DA LII MAR
Georges county, Nd. NH l3-,f
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-01

rsAsszsss HOUSE FOR SALE.-A frame house,
azSag one-story and a half high, and lot of
ground attached, fronting on Franklin street
% #, and ID #. on Alfred, will be sold cheap.
Apply on the premises, to
NH 8-w3W nj, A. PULLS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-01

F. S. LEADBEATER,
mh 25-3t No. :, south Fairfax st.
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l7OR RENT-Two STORES under the Man
Z sion House Hotel; also, wv ELI1NG tS
HOUSES-two suitable for large families, ia:a
or boarding houses, and others Of smaller cara-
city. And on Union street, convenient to the
railroad TWO LARGE YARDS, suitable for
the lumber, coal, wood, or plaster trade: En-
qure Of ia III ES GREEN,
iy5tf S. Prince street.
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20 FOR rem THE STORE AND
EsssS Dwelling on Fairfax; between Queen and
Princess streets, containing nine rooms.
Also, TWO HOUSES, containing five rooms
each on Fairfax, between Queen and PRINCESS
streets-possession given Immediately In,
miro ST No 100 King st. ian l--tAl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-01

N 1;=ss}a FOR RENT.-The three-story BRICK
. lsa# STORE, No. l, foot OF King street, with
wharf attached Also, Store No. 9 adjoining,
fronting the river Possession given imme-
diately For terms apply on the premises, to
feb S-1m B. WHEAT
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acknowledgements riverside Extra Flour
4 for sale By Lmh II THOS, PERRY
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SSsSsEEss FOR RENT-The three-story BRICK
.aasl d w BILLING, No. 100, Duke street,
corner Of Pitt. For terms apply on the premi-
SeS. NH 26-tf
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Keen Dry.

d A S.ADAMS & cos. New Store, rubber cloth
"A. ing consisting of Capes Coats, Leggings, Boots,
: -GD mElHhs No, 35 Commercial ST., Portland,
Octoher & enn2W y. - II - - =. ..--Ls
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IN EUROPE.
5jb1 6IlUjJI Z y FJu E--f
si.>s EdNssf- BY TIM CABLE

a0Tmago8H +" FLORENCE, Oct 10-A. NJ -
b, There was another hattie, yesterday between
the Garibaldians and Papal forces, near MOL
ialibieta. 1t is reported that the invaders were
defeated, but no reliable account OF the result
has been received The men of the party of
action here assert that an insurrection Will
soon break out in the city of Rome itself; they
say preparations for this purpose are complete,
and the leaders of the movement in Rome are
acting in concert with the invaders in Viterbo
and elsewhere -
f-IsIT "a li' LONDON, Oct. 10-Eyenino
The excitement about the Fenians in the
North of England is undated aud THE gov
eminent continues its precautions AGAINST nm
goutbreals. Another detachment al n4ouiar
troops are under orders to leave by railway for
Cumberland to garrison, Carlisle Castle. Or
defs have been Issued from tile Home Office
that all armories belonging to volunteer forces
fence. ava -NFF@'T ssr~s7s r
a Il is generally believed that the government
VIII call Parliament together on the 10Th of
November o. .ai - ~ i.,7 -@s'3
? The degree of Doctor Of Laws has been con-
ferred by the Cambridge University upon all
American bishops now attending the Pan An-
glican Synod. sssFa
NEWMARKET, Oct. 9-Evening.
The second days meeting commenced with
a run for sweepstakes, which was wen by
Victrix The race for the OAKLAND stakes was
won by Virides. The Middle Park stakes We're
taken by Greensleeve IElatr
..f..ff tsffs hna VIENNA, Oct. 10.
The municipal government of this city have
presented petition to the Emperor, praying
for a revision of the concordat. ~ ~ q
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reTne Annual Meeting
ESTATE of Seward Merr;ll.

Estate Of Seward Merrill.
NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber, has
IN been duly appointed Executor of the Will of
SEWARD MERBdI1I, late OF Portland,
in the County of Cumberland, deceased, aud has
taken upon himself that trust Dy giving bonds the
law directs. All persons having demands upon the
estate OF said deceased, are required to exhibit the
same; and all persons indebted to said estate are
called upon to make paymentto v ca MIA A
/ "a I ANLREW P. OSBORNE, Executor, e
VIM. f. Morris, atty, Tor said estate 1 Mo- 100
Exchange st.
Portland, October 1, 1867. GOA 4" Oct & -eod3w
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Boston Noe, ana shoe nI.a,.l,c ra..

. "a "a .....--. = 1ot!.a.t B0sToN, Oct. 10. q
There Is as yet no encouraging change to note in
the boot and shoe trade. The demand during the
past week has been moderate, and variable day l'y
day. There are but few buyers in town, and they
do not seem dspose1 to take additional stocks unless
special Inducements offered. Prices have oontin-
ued to rule at such rates thai there is but small mar
gin on which to offer bargains, and manufacturers
are obliged TO keep close down to orders, not TO
sacrifice the profits OF the last year on oyerstocks far
the present. notwithstanding the general complaint
of dull trade the boot and shoe business for the iil
season has been much better tan that of most other
branches of trade, and although the shipments of
goods shows decrease in the number OF cases, as is
usual at this season. it is yet Too late
al of the demand for winter goo g.. The demand for
the new made and middle markets is fairly active,
yet buyers cautious and take small parcels fear
ing decline, but for what reason Is not apparent,
while the handspring of the trade exhibits such firm
in the prices of hides, leather and other materi-
ais for manufacturing, The reduction in the wages
of vor kmen, ie any Is male, will affect The prices Of
shoes hut slightly, and from any other sources do
not apprehend material decline at present tcertain-
y moi in lcaber while the cost Of producing is fully
up 70 the present selling rates, and lower price
tirely dependent dull demand and forced sales,
which would constitute bat small portion of the
who of that interest 10 this market. The ship
ments OF boots and shoes for the week have been
90 1872 eases, being about 5000 more than the same
week last year. Shoe and Leather Reporter.
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Cambridge Marker.

~ "A al CAMBRIDGE, Oct TO-
Receipts-Cattle, ,227; Sheep and Lambs, $3.50
Horses, 10; Swine, 1924; Calves, -.tifa5i. iaf
PRICES. beef Cattle Extra, $t2 90 q ~ 80 first
quality, $40 so q II 90; second quality, 50 50D so
third quality, So 90 a 90. ~ - tisaaef4 sue
Prices Of Store Cattle-7Working Oxen, p pair, $3.50
Mich Cows and Calves from $40, $50, $50, Ss5 q
500. 1dsi a S'i1c 'hatifi0t
Yearlngs s13 g 20; two years old $25 q 40; thre'
years old 500 a 10. VI Ef4s.su
Prices of Sheep and Iambs--In lots 81 o., 50 30 a
90 70 each extra SO 90 a 70, from q 5tc y fb
Spring Lambs 81 50 q 80 rs. ssassaAA
Veal Calves So "a $12.
Hides 10 "a 1OJc. Tallow a. TIC ~ Id. M (, ,.g
Lamb Skins Is a Soc each Calf Skins 16 a lie " ID
N. b. Beef-Extra and rstqnality includes moth
ing but the BEST large fat stall-fed Oxen; second
quality includes the best grass-ed Oxen, the best
stal-fed Cows, and the best three year old Steers
ordinary consists OF Bulls and the refuse of lots.
Sheep--ExtIa includes Cossets, and when those o
inferior quality thrown out OF the lot -. 81
Observation-Disclosures market was extremely dull
almost at a stand still. Butchers having supplied
themselves at Brighton at low figures, buyers al
Cambridge came with the intention of making low
bids Dealers could not afford TO sacrifice thcir stock
Cattle were however, sold at soc " cwt off from las
week. The balance will have TO be kept over unit
next Tuesday. iaH i.la rA.ss'l : = 5tt'A. !. ~
Sheep and Lambs--Receipts 9980. Not much va
Ration in prices. There were Lambs that sold a.
high last week, and also ordinary grades at low
figures. The market was fair; good Lambs in de-
manl. .rus-1st % tt4. W AlIflHM -AI NatH 90
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...4 ID stt NEW YORK, Oct. IL.
The Herald's Honolulu dispatch of Sept. 18th
says the U. S. steamer Tuscarora from the Fee
ice Islands via Tahiti, arrived here on the 18th
inst. 4a iH f" l.. 5.,fsa5-I
Capt Stanley urged the payment Of claims
held by the United States, and the king not
being IN funds has mortgaged three islands
Nuturi, Ambilik and Naitiv to secure the pay
ment. The first named island has a good har-
Dor. "i'a'' '''
Alexander Green, chief engineer, died at
sea. i'tt 'i,- -i- ~ rtl lt.sf
The principal sugar estate on the island has
been sold for $4,000. Hon. e. IL. Allen was
the purchaser..a "a - ~ a. ,
The tax on personal and real estate has been
raised to "a of per cent. The duty on opium
is 100 per cent. adj valorem; on tobacco manu-
featured or otherwise, 80 per cent. adj yalnrem.
The United States Minister, Gen. e. NJ Me
Cook, leaves to-day en- Toutesfor Washington
in response TO a call from the State Depart.
NTfgi!j , HUd 7 SAN FRANc1sco, oct.s.
The steamer Idaho, from Honolulu, has ar
rived with Gen. McCook, United States Minis
ter, ON board. Ugf s43-E 4H Mg7a rHD.itl
The reciprocity treaty has been atiiied by
the King and forwarded to Washington. y
The sugar crop of 1868 is estimated at SO
OOO0OO .a $50 81 a4 1i''t-ii ~ !
Eliza A. Worth, wife of the American Con-
sui at Hilo died April 18th. She was a native
Of New Bedford. .ar. a4ff r.. IN. g3J lfi -tlis
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Daily Press Job Office
.aamaSs SEQ go atsa
80 No. 4 Printers' Exchange,
Exchange ST., Portland.
Foreclosure OF MORTGAGE.

DyBLIc Notice shereby given to all persons in
i teresed, that John Fickett OF Cape Elizabeth,
on the fourteenth day Of August In the " ar OF our
Lord one iEcusard CHI III tr and sixty, by his
deed of that date which is recorded in the Cum
land Registry Of DeeIs Book 3of page SO, mortgaged
to Chailes Forbes OF Portland, certain lot Of and
with the buildings thereon. situated in said Ca e
Elizabeth in the County Of Cumberland on the west
eriy side Of road ia,Iihg from lands Of George G.
ID, err and running sculeasterly 70 land of :. Hlg-
gins and bounded beginning at the corner of lands
owned by Ebenezer Fickett thence running souter-
ly by "a f road to lapd Of Sylsanus Higgins thence
s,nt westerly By land Of said Higgins to lands OF Eb
Ticket thence northw westerly BY lands OF said
Pickett to stake, thence north erly to the place
begun at containing forty acres tiOl; TO the
payinen, OF 0 piomisaIy mole oftwO hundred fifty
I'VE and tweny seven one hnndredths dollars, that
said Charles Forbes die, the THU eh day OF June
in the wear of ON Lord one thOusand eight hundred
and sixty seven assign and set over 10 Jerome b.
Pickett of said Portland, said deco OF mortgage to-
gether with the note secured thereby, which assign
ment is record in the Cumberland Registry OF
Deeds Book 1852 page 1885, that the condition of said
mortgage is. broken by reason whereof the said de-
rome Pickett hereby claims a foreclosure OF the
same. n sz- lr.Ft fisa r-lsif 4 i5 - f-4IIa Ii881s
Dated al Portland, this eleventh day Of October,
A. ID. 1867, .5..hsls JERcME b. FlCKETT!
naSr tslrn Has H
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AsrO m w a.lain q 10 ss .

WASHINGTON, Oct. IL.
A letter from Admiral Farragut states that
the frisate Franklin made eight miles an hour
against gale on the trip to Copenhagen. He
was in the river Thames Sept. Goth. 55. q 81
1t is the opinion of experts connected with
the Treasury Department. that the counterfeit
plate 7-30 bonds were not made in this coun-
frs excited by duplicate numbers, when by a
close inspection with the use OF the microscope
and a comparison of the genuine with the
counterfeit their true character was discovered
About $4,000 worth OF the spurious bonds had
previously been redeemed at the Treasury, but
the Government, il is said, will lose nothing by
this transaction, it has the receipts of the
various parties presenting them. The chief OF
the loan branch, Mr.. Andrews, to-day refused
rather discourteously to furnish Information
ON this subject, saying he did not feel at liberty
to do SO under the recent order with regard t.
furnishine information to persons not connect
ed with the department.
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Washington Correspondence.

Asia 80 New YORK, Oct IL.
The Times Washington special says 1t is I'M
derstood that the postponemcnt of the sere-
made at the White House was made in accord
. ,ance with the request of the President
1t is generally conceded that Gen. Grant and
Secretary McCulloch will soon retire.
The Tribune's special says the Presidents
friends say that the overtures made to the New
York democracy have not been accepted as yet
and no Cabinet changes will be made until the
President hears from them. a :. = .s4g,s
~ Generals Schofield' and Sherman have had
interviews with the President. 1t is probable,
that General McClernand will succeed Gen.
Grant. 'at ,,.,t 4, .,a 1,..sa
The Worlds special Washington despatch
says it is probable that the negro suffrage
amendment in Iowa will be defeated.
Eminent friends of the administration are
consulting with the President and urging a
vigorous policy and change of Cabinet. IN
Its Thought that the reSdit of. the consulta-
ton between Gen. Schofield and the President
will be the ipostponement of the election in
Virginia
The Herald's special Washington dispatch
states that there are suspicious that the alleged
counterfeit bonds may be found to have been
issued from stolen plates, and calls for an ex-
animation by experts outside Of the Treasury
Department. e' - s..-,s5i-it
Ii is said that the leading democrats refused
participation in the Presidential serenade. 1t
is stated that the democrats intend to hold
alOof from the President until he calls to his
Cabinet Seymour, Wood, Vallandigham and
Voorhees,. fet - A.i'''H', .,h,,.i
The applications of James A. Seldom and
Commodore Barron for pardon are being con-
sidered. lis.
Gen. Brown states that the reported negro
difficulties on the farm of w. Kilor, near Nor
folk, are untrue. Y
A military record of the clerks in the War
Department is being complied. 81
1t is reported that the Spanish Gen. Prim
arrived here this week on the French steamer
Periere. ~ Na.sl a+'
Gen Mcclellan writes that he will be home
abou. the 9th inst. -.s5a.ass5asiassssss
The Virginia whites will make vigorous eff
forts against convention. -t g,f4rsA
Gov. Orr urges the President to revoke Gen.
Canby's orders permitting only registered vo-
tiers to serve ON juries. 7s.4sts.t
The Posts special says there is no doubt of
immediate changes to be made in the Cabinet
There are indications of speedy displacement
of Seward and McCuioch. ..,l FL slla@ (
Large numbers of Office seekers have ar
rived EHsstf8ffsse8J th4FkSREA
The Express special says the government is
on the track of the counterfeiters of the 1905
with fair prospect of their capture,T
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New York Items.

.Assaffsots 5.rbste New YORK, Oct. IL. :.
Several missionaries left here for Japan and
A woman to-day recovered $1,000 damages
for the loss of her husband, who was burned to
death by an explosion of fireworks in a store
on John street last year. IT. 33fAfL Ai''
The Court of Appeals having decided that
ton, the Board of Aldermen YESTERDAY. adopt
ed an order reinforcing the ordinance preyi-
ously annulled. .gysvF8 - =.
Vincent Cody was to-day convicted of mur-
der in the second degree, for the no nieide of
John X. Livingston on the night Of April 17th
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Springfield Items.

=, a.r-.I-..l t.,t n SPRINGFIELD, Oct. IL.
Gen. HUMPHREYS, the notorious confidence
man, who was lately arrested at Cincinnati.
Ohio, for forgery and other swindling opera
lions at Pittsfield, escaped the officers at the
latter place to-day Miss Kenyon, the school
teacher whom he enticed from Pittsfiehl to
Norwich, is now IN that town. 80
The Young Mems Christian Convention
closed its session in this city to-day Address
es were made by Senator Henry Wilson and
u. L. Moody, of Chicago The next conven-
ton will be held in Worcester uai 7fd'is q
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Patent Danonn1

FE,HE subscriber is ready to supply the citizens
4 Of Portland and vicinity with the celebrated
Nay<BPaten DampeT, at No. 10ls Fore Street and
Inventors Exchange, No. go Congress Street. A
few good agents wanted. . BHHal a oetrl1w q
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PROPOSALS.
OFFICE OF THE U. S. MARSHAL,

: ! -"-"-- UFFICE OF THE Q. .. MAHsiAI., J
. t District OF Maine, Portland, Oct 8, 1867.
CEAI.ED PROPOSALS will be received at this
- office, No. II Capp's Block, Congress street, ur-
Nm TIL URSDAY October H. 1861 at IL o'clock noon,
Tor furnishing the u s. Courts with fuel tor the year
so,iinp october 49, 1868. The fuel required will be
seresped and free from State aud Dust to be de-
Gyersd in such quantities and at such times and
places a. The u s. Marshal for the District OF Maine
may direct. . t..5
Proposals to be endorsed Proposals Tor Fuel for
u S. Courts" and addressed to the United STATES
Marshal for the District OF Maine.
CHARLES CLARK,
oct7dlOd Us. Marshal for District OF Maine.
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The Counterfeit s-3Os

= .re 49,. New YORK, Oct. II. =
Some more small lots Of counterfeit Treasu-
~ notes came to light to day The Treasury
detectives are still at work. 1t is growing
belief, the Express says, that there is an over
tits stated that the Natior al Bank Note Co
pronounce the spurious 1905 as counterieits.
The greatest amount that can be traced to this
city does not exceed $l25OOO. The principal
holders are Vermilye & Co, $4,000, Jay
Cooke, $4,000, and $1,000 which We're re
ceived from the West this morning; Fiske s.
Hatch, $4,000, $4,000 OF which We're received
from Ohio this morning; Southwick & Co.
SI1 600, and several other firms smaller
amounts, nearly all of which were received
from the West. 'sa' glass; "' 1890,
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NEW CURES HoFFS MALT EXTRACT AND
BEVERAGE OF HEALTH.
May 20 w. 5. Brown, Esq, Oean, Cass County,
rom HEMORRHAGE OF TIE LUNGS
May 20, Charles Rheim, Esq, Ninety third street
aud Eighth avenue, N. X, from DISEASE OF THE
CHEST.
May %, Mis-. Walsh Edwards, N. Y. Theatre from
SORE THROAT. -
May 10, +. w. Wilkinson, Esq, No. II, Beaufort
Avenue, Brooklyn, rom GENERAL EBILlTf.
Mayf, +. Spcher, Esq, No. 2o5 West hirly eighth
street, frcm iNGIPlEEr { CONSUMPTION.
May g. 4. Knupter, Esq, 1859 Division street, n. Y,
ftom OESTIN ATE CAfARRH, and his wile from
BODILY WEAKNESS.
3 June IL II. cohea, franklin street, N. Y.-GEN-
I ERAI4 CONDITION IMPROVEb.
June 16 Mrs. Johanna Fuchs IA Spring street, NJ
Y-STREN GTHENED AFfERTYPHUSF EvER
3 June 10. IL A. Knapp, Rochester, n. Y.-LUNGS
!. STRENGTHEND. - Z - fl+-t - wv o. -
June 6, Gustav Hume. No. Ssz Eighth, avenue, N
sY.-CANNOT BE WITHOUTHT. 2 =
June 80, [. I. Lee, Essex County, Port Henry
HAS DONE HIM GOOD. - t1h1
May "a, W. NJ. OIivie, Montreal, Canada Is
NEA RLY OUT; ORDERSMORE. y
Sold everywhere. Persons wishing agencies might
apply to Hof's Malt Extract Depot, 572 Broadway,
W.F.PHILLIPS & CO., Portland, sole agents for
L October A. d6t 9lUT III Fgs. tat +
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Gloucnr,er Fi.l rrnrke,.

GLOUCESTER, Oct. IL. 'n
Georges COdfsh-saIes the present week al SO ~
" qtl. Mackerel-abOut 1900 bbs. have arrived the
past week; No. rs held $40 So which is rather
alb we the views of buyers; 800 bbls have been
sold the present week on private terms--probably
about S9 Shore are in little better receipt, but the
eaten Is small for the prices have slightly de-
ciinedj we quote sales of Nos. and at S17 90 az
IL w. Fresh Halibut are scarce; sales at $l1 so ~
cwt; Smoked do Sc v W. Oil-Cod soc " gal.-Ad-
yertiser.
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From CaIif.,.;a md Oresoa,,..

,1 irsa ~ a'r",'.s SAN FRANCISCO, Oct.9.
The steamer Orifamme, from Portland, Ore
gon, with $l30O00 in treasure, has arrived.
A letter states that the Indians attacked the
wagon in which a Mr.. Scott and wife were rid
ing, killing Scott and wounding Mrs. Scott,
Though wounded, the latter seized the rens
and drove through the ranks of the sayages,
and after a fight of three miles reached her
home. : 'a' 80 ''i'sS 5st .rraff igalisoT
The mining news from Idaho is not encour-
agingay.sN hWa ke9aGa sl-'h51ufe
The ship Nightingale. has arrived from Plcv-
er Bay with Col. Buhley. and a portion Of the
employees of the telegraph company. d
y Captain Japan, of the wheater Oliver Crock
eft, died at Plover Bay Sept. Goth. Il
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EA~ caIn in Sncn.

FIRSTCLASS two story house with o, he s' ..on-
"A ed on Main Street, No. 167 pext above lohatian
gregational Meeting House, in Saco. az The most
Combines all the requisites TO MAKE IN House near
pleasant residences in the city o. hail in cen
" new containing nine fns she ontgbnildings. Lot
ire together sr w.S ef land with gIdeR eP p
sat tfses ops d@i1 %' m GS rom Old Orchard
and three and o ooId low for cash. Inquire Of
Beach. VIII be sou "" JOHN q. PRO TER,
Middle ST., Portland.
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New HAVEN Conn, Oct. II.
C. H. Sparks & Co.'s stocking factory, in this
city was burned this morning Loss on build
ing S25 600; insured $4,000; loss on stock and
machinery $4,000; insured $4,000.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. IL.
Anthony's liquor store was burned last night
Loss Sl1 900; insured $4,000. .s..
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Lot to Lease

/ r.. LOU W LcttSc. ... La
GOOD Lot on Cross Street, 3Oxa5 feet Fourth
IA lot from Middle st"@et. Apply to -. = =
". II. JERRIS,
October Z. d3ws IsaH Rfa Estate Agent.
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Seizure OF Goods.

NOTICE is hereby Civ N iha the following des5
I IN cribed Goods were seized at the times and
places hereinafter MENTIONED, for violation OF the
Revenue Laws: ''i Ail-'ir - +,s4 ~
September 18th, at Gorham Sorrel Horse 1867,
with two white feet, fs'i.' 20 i ~. T.
September 17ih on board Steamer New England,
bottles brandy. 4 - w
September 18th, at Northumberland, 2 bags. con-
tanning 100 Tbs. Nutmegs. 49,, s-
October LIST, at Appraisers Room, bottles Brandy
October 1s, al Appraisers Room, Bottles Brandy
October 9TH, at Sumner, Dark Bay Marc.
Any person or persons claiming the same are re-
quested to appear and make such claim within TWEEN
ty days from the date hereof: otherwise the said
goods viii be disposed of in accordance with the acts
OF Congress in sucl cases made and pr Md d.
/ t.ar 0us4I 4It ISRAEL WASHBURN, JR.,
-l.sf "a Ssfllfli 81 8sfI Collector