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DOUBLE MURDER IN INDIAsA.-A horrible
double murder WAS committed near Anderson.
Indiana, on Saturday afternoon. The murder
or, George Siateler, went 20 the house Of an old
man named Eisnagle, and requested the loan Of
his horse 10 attend a funeral. On being refused
he swore vengeance against the family, but
went away sometime during the evening, re-
turned, and commenced abusing the family He
was ordered 10 leave the house, which he re-
fused 10 do Mr.. Eisnagle's sons, William and
Isaac, aged respectively sixteen and nineteen
years, undertook 10 eject him from the house,
when scuffie ensued, during which Stateler
drew a pocket-knIfe and stabbed William four
times, penetrating his heart and killing him
instantly. He then fought Isaac. and threw
him on a board and stabbed him in the heart,
causing instant death. He next went into the
room where the old Gentleman was lying on n
bed, and attempted to stab him. but the old gen
ueman struck him with a stick and broke his
knife. He then left the house and fed 20 the
woods, but wss arrested Sunday and l. now IN
jail at Anderson. He is represented 70 have
always been of a desperate character. He was
partially drunk at the time Of the murder
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EXTRA.
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
THE NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTIo.
First Returns.

Republican Gains in Concord, Boscowan,
Bristol and Dover.
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~ writer in the Scientific Ameri~., a.
eerss tnat onions eaten during an epidemr aid
In spreading the disease, but thai rhev sr~ :.
good dslnfectant II sliced and expossd n ths
- An enterpnsine newsbov I'm Nev yorr
mas oeen arrested for selling papers under false
pretenses. he was accustomed TO cry out speh
news as .sassassination Of President Johnsou' .
"Queen Victoria possoned by feniAna.
- The chess champion OF the wursd p..,
Morphy, has emerged from his retirpmrnt ~
has played four games in Paris with II Ss.,n
ttx, losing one and driving three.
- TIE Southern 4ethodsst Church y uah.
ing vigorous efforts to retain the 0erna. M.sS
odists Of Texas, whose loyal sympafhiss dur,n~
the war aliensfed them from the SoarSer1
body.
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THE METHODIST PROTESTANT CoXRRRExcR-
The Maryland Annual Conferences Of the Meth
odist Protestant Church, which meets at Balti.
more tomorrow morning, will be presided
over by the president, Rev. John ]. Murray, d.
d. This conference consists OF about seventy.
i've ministers and seventy lay delegates. The
Church has now q membership Of some ll.OOOs
with 100000 worth Of church property.
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PRxsxxrAr1oH.-The friends OF Thomas L..
Dilley, Esq, Of the Pension once, Interior
GER had arrived, have presented him with q
AYst class patent cradle sswAicA runs itselt.n
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INGENIOUS EscAPE.-Three prisoners in the
Jail of Bartholomew county, Indiana, made
their escape q few nights ago. The mode Of ee.
cape was ingenious. The walls Of the building
fiue in. the solid stone work The pine ~
taken from the fiue and the blaze Of the hot coal
thrown upon the stone. When the stooes b.
came sufficiently hot, coal water was .hnovn
upen them, causing them TO make on IN larre
pieces. This was continued until a hoIe 60 fd
cientiy large TO admit Of egress was made. :
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Il INE PAIN TINGS
On Exhibition and sale at
ROT II b KS,
Asa SEVENTH STREET.
Opposite Patent Once

" FORBIDDEN FRUIT 49, schlober" of Dusel
dorf.
" BELLE JARDINIERE"-After Raphael " by
"Coldewe," Of Dresden.
" THE CHOCOLATE GIRL AFTER "vidal," by
Constance Meyer.
Landsur by Meyers Of Dusseldorf.
With many other good Pictures in Oil, Water
Colors. Chrome Lithographs, and Engravings.
NH 1-2taw2w
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BANKERS,

bANAE0S,
JAY COOKE . CO.,
BANKERs,
FIFTExsrH srREKr, OPros-TH raBAsvRy,
Buy and sell sS current market rates, anA hsep
constantly on hand fall supply ofall
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
SEVEN -rHIRTIEs, AND OoMP0VND
INTEREST NOTES.
Orders for STOCKS, BONDS, As., s1eeu<sd
and collections msde on al scosssibss points.
sel-u
L IRsr NATIONAL BANK
OF WASHINGTON.
h. D. COOKE, tof Jay Cook. %. J, President.
WIN. 9. HUNTINGTON, Cashisr.
CONVENIENT DEPOSITORY
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE DNTT1D
STATES,
15tA street, cvposifs sae Tsssvpy D<possmsss.
Government Securities with Treasurer Unitsd
etates,
~ONE MILLION DOLLARS.-ea
We buy and sen all classes Of GOVERNMENT
SECURITIES st current market rates.
FURNISH EXCHANGE osd make CoIlscsio~.
~ ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THL
UNITED STATES.
We purchase Government Vouchers on the
MOST HVORABLE TERMS, and give caro-.
ful attention to
ACCO CUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN ssd FIRMS
and TO sny other business entrusted to ~.
FULL INFORMATION In regard to GOVERN.
MET LOANS st all times cheerfully furnished
wM. 9. HUNTINGTON, Cashier.
Washington, March -, 1865. mN-n
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LARGE OPENING SALE
Of the season OF
DOMESTIC COTTON GOODS,
LINEN, HOUSEKEEPISG,
DRY GOODS, &c.
Notwithstanding the rece Mt advance of CottonS
We will continue to sell them daily from 10 cents
uR& R&s s,x,v. hav. On hand IN. ~.u.,o-, n.Is
Of
Al SHIFTING and 1O-A SHEETING,
PILLOW CASE COTTONS,
MARsE1LLES AND LANCASTER QUILTS,
BLEACHED TABLE DAMAeKS AND TABLE
CLOTHS.
Bsrgains in TOWELS and HUCKABACK TOW
ELlN0 by the yard.
NAPKINS OF ALL SIZES.
Richardson 4 Sons and Dunbais Celebrated IRISH
LINENS.
Great reduction in White Flaunels.
Spring colored Alpacss very cheap.
j. W. eELBY CO.,
323 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
NH 26teo South side, between 9Th 7th sts,
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JOHN GRAY d CO.,
NANuFAcIvRERs AND pIALRRsIN
WOOD AND WILLOW WARD,
BRoOMs,
TWINEH,
oeRDAGE, &C., sc.
Is FULTON AND 202 FRONT srREErs.
NEW YORK.
EDwARD HEATH. WILLIAM A. GRAY.
fe s6n
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INTERNAL REvxNuK.-Tne receipts from this
source Today were G229, ,606.4l.
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Tobias Derby Condition Powders are warranted
superior TO any others, pay, for they Dis
temper, Worms, Bots, Cough, Hide Bound, Colds,
Sc in horses, and Colds Coughs Loss OF Mix Black
Tongue Horn Distemper, &c., in Cattle. These
Powders" were formerly put up by Simpson l.
Tobias, son Of Dr. Tobias, and since his death the
demand has been so great that DR.. Tobias has con-
hnued to manu- acture them. They are perfectly
safe and innocent; need OF stopping the working
Of your animals. They increase the appetite, give
fine coat, cleanse the stomach and urinary organs
and increase the milk OF cows. Try them, and you
will never be wthoutthem. Col. Philo P. Bush of
the "Jerome Park Race Course" Fordham, N. Y
would not use them until told Of what they were
composed, since which time he is never without
them. He has over twenty running horses in his
charge and for the last three years has used 9TH
medicine for them.
Sold by Druggists and Store-keepers throughout
the United States. Price 25 cents per box. Depot
10 Park Place, New York. au29eod&eow1m
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THE SOCIETY ISLANDS.
EARTHQUAKE.

San FRANCISCO, Sept. 13.-Earthquake and
tidal waves visited the entire group OF Islands
ton the 14th parallel. Considerable damage was
done
Late advices from the Society Islands bring
news of important political disturbances there.
visit to Poware, Queen of the Society Islands
at her capital When the King was about to
return the Governor of Tahiti arrested him and
compelled him to 90 on board French war
steamer and sign new treaty with the French
known.
. The King was then set at liberty and he re-
turned TO his island where his subjects revolt
ed, took him prisoner and chose another king.
A very serious political difficulty also occurred
in Tahiti between the Governor and members
of the protectoral government, resulting in the
dismissal of the chief officers of all departments,
who were ordered to be sent back to France by
way of San Francisco.
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TO the ASs0cIateu Fress,J
WASHINGTON.

PATENTS.
y WARRINGTON, Sept. 14-For the week end
ing to-day there has been 80 applications for
pate,n and II caveats fled During the same
time there were issued 240 patent rights.
Ttz9sFfC THE TRIAL OF sURRATT.. N
John 81. Surratt's second trial is expected tr
take place next Monday. To-day sixty-nine
subpBn4E for witnesses for the prosecution
were issued, including three new ones and
ninety-six for the defence, and but a few, il
any, of these have been heretofore examined
+. .s GRANT AND coLFAx
NEW YORK, Sept. I-Tribune Washington
despatch says the prospects Of meeting on
present is visiting Gen. Grant at Galena, ex-
poets to arrive in Washington by the middle of
this week. 1t is now reported concerning the
Buckley Courtney difficulty that the Secreta-
~ of the Treasury will soon dispense with the
services of Buckley, while the President will
suspend the District Attorney.
MAIL FACILITIES BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND
BOSTON.
The travelling and mail facilities between
Washington and New York and Boston have
been greatly increased by the adoption of new
time tables on the several connecting roads,
tsking effect yesterday, by means of which the
time between New York and Washington is
reduced by the morning train to eight hours
and fifteen minutes, and the night train is run
in less than nine hours. The night train will
start from each terminus at nine O'Clock P. M. /,
and reach the opposite end before six A. M
By this new schedule the day mails from the
East are due in Washington before five p. NJ,
and can be answered by the nine p. NJ. train
thus gaining day over the present system.
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The New Pension Law,

INVALID pensioners are now entitled to pension
within five years of date OF discharge All who have
not applied should 10 SO at once All those whose
pensions did not commence at date OF discharge can
now obtain the arrears.
Widows can now obtain two dollars per month for
children of their husband by previous marriage
and widows without children who remarked before
obtaining pension, can now obtain the same I'D to
date of marriage.
>, All persons who are receiving Iess pension than
they believe themselves entitled to, obtain full
information at this office.
Heirs of soldiers who have died since discharge of
disease contracted in the service, are entitled to
bounty money.
All soldiers discharged for "Hernia' frupture) re-
ceived in line Oh duty, entitled t bounty.
All advice and information free. and no charge for
practice In the claim business
q X. HARMON
Jose Block, Exchange Street, Portland, Me.
August %, 1865 Wit
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Il u IL D p q.
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, Sept. 14.-The Times has lengthy
editorial article on American affairs this morn
ing. The writer believes that Mr.. johnson,
the American Minister, has a carte blanche
from his government to settle the Alabama
case. The case OF itself presents little trouble
The only difficulty is tho reluctance of the
American government to settle difficulty
growing out of war of resentment No
American statesmen ever believed that the
Alabama escaped with the conniyance of Great
Britain. There might be question of made
quate laws making England answerable. but
this could be easily settled. The real grievance
OF the United states was the indifference of
to see the Union dissolved.
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NEW YORK.

CRICKET
New YORK, Sept. 14.-The English cricket
ers arrived yesterday and put up at the Ever
EFT House. Willsher Rowbotham, Libby,
White and others. whose names are held in
reverence by cricketers the world over, are
among them The first game is to be played
"Wednesday at West Hoboken.
MHRDlRERs ARRESTED
NEW York, Sept 10. The body OF Mrs
Gamble which was inferred some time since,
has been found by chemical analysis to con-
tain poison. She left large fortune to her
husband, and he has been arrested with his
paramount. .sf4r.f .
BOLD ROBBERY.
John J.. Mcbride of Buffalo was nveigled in =
10 room near City Hall Park last nj ght by a
reb.ber with pistol pointed to his cad, and
his money taken from him. He was then al
lowed to go. 2ts -c}E1F5-s efsLff
CROPS DESTROYED BY GRAssHoPPERs.
Several farmers on Long Island have lost
from 100 80 800 dollars worth of crops within
the past sos might by grasshoppers.
.9uf EMBRzzLKR ARRESTED.
Lewis N. Caswell was held in $4,000 to-day
by the United States Commissioner for embez-
element while clerk in the Post Office.
DAMAGE TO CANAL.
FORT EDWARD, Sept 14.-The damage to
the canal BY the heavy rains last week is csti-
mated at $4,000; also heavy damage to the
railroad. The trains will be running regularly
in day or two. The canal will be repaired
temporarily at once.
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Domestic M n rkctp.

NEW YORK, Sept. 14.-Four-sales 5000 bb.s /;
S ate and Western 10 q zoe lower; superfne State
Z 90 a go: extra State 795 a. s 30; fancy 90 1
9 80; round hoop Ohio 60 q 10 80; extra Western
700 a So; White Wheat extra 65 "a II 25; Sonth-
Wheat q &c lower; sales AZ 900 bush Chicago
Spring No. at As; No. at 90; Mixed Amber
Tennessee IS; Indiana 81; White do 81. Corn 1c
lower; sales SO 600 bust; Mixed Western 16 a
20; kin dried 90 Oats frmer; sales 81 600 bush.
new Western 60 a 74c; cd Western soc. Beef dull
Pork dull; sales $50 bbls.; new mess 20 20 % 20 So
Lard quiet sales 600 terces at 19t a zoe. Butter is
quiet. Whskey quiet. Corlon lower sales 900 bales
Niddling uplands 20 "a 25ic Sugar steady; sales 1850
hhds. Porto Rico at l3sc: Muscovado at III % 134c
Moasses steady; sales 90 hhds Muscovado at dc
Naval Stores quiet. Petroleum steady; crude l4i "a
loo; refined bonded 3Oc Freights to Liverpool more
active; Flour per steamer Is Cd e Is Sd; Corn Der
steamer sid; Wheat 49, --.r. .H - ~
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M A.RIN II N EWS.
PORT OF poRrLAN MI.

s-.a Monday. September ID.
ARRIVED. rte
Steamer New England, Field, Boston for Eastport
and st John. NIB.
Brig Minna Traub, tot Portland) Leland. Pictou.
Brig Messenger tI,rl McCuily, Pictou
Brig Amon Rowell. Davis Boston. -f.lj
Sch Emma Verrill, earle, Rondout. ,
Sch Ella. Gray, GEORGETOWN. sc, fol Yarmouth.
Sch Romeo, Hunt, Newburyport.
Sch Islander, Brl Curry. Pictou
Scbs Annie Sargent Low, Bay Chaleur, 100 bbls
mackerel; Winona, Adams, do. 1870 do.
Sch Utica, Thorndikc, Rockland.
0UTSlDE-Ship Odessa, (oi New York; Small,
rou 81 john NIB for Liverpool, in distress, having
experienced gale off Cape Sable, swept deck, lost
and split sails, &c.
Also, barque Sarah Hale.
CLEARED.
Steamer Dirigo, johnson, New York - Henry
Fox.
Sch Ruth H Baker. Loring Pictou-J Nickerson
81 Co. 80
Sch Loella, AIMEE Dorchesier-Berlin Mills.
sch Gen Grant. Winslow, Boston.
Sch Ocean, Grant. Boston-Betbel Mills
Sch GhOctaw, Carlow. Caiais-Fletcher & Co.
SAILED-Isrigs Eudorus, Romaine Annie Mitch
ell; echs Ruth FL Baker. Ruth Shaw. Teazer. Cyrus
Fosset, and feet OF about 30 coasters, which put
in tor harbor.
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Session stock A.sea
MARRIED..

In this city, Sept a. by Rev. E. c. Bolles Jos. W.
Macrae OF Boston, and Sophia H., daughter OF the
late Richard Dresser, Esq.,, OF Buxton.
In Harrison. by Rev. q. W. Howe. Webster c..
Turner and Miss Ellen Barrows, both of Otisfeld.
In kockland. Sept 8, Hiram G. Brewster, Of Cam
den, and Lucy A. Saunders, OF Rockland.
In Vmalhaven, Sep. 9. Hantord w BEVERAGE of
North Haven, and Olive Leadbetter, OF v.
In Winterporr, Sept. s, Leonard VI. Coker and
Carrie p. Haley.
In orono, Sept. 9, Nehemiah 2. Doe and Lizzie NJ.
Snow.
= In Friendship, Sept s. Martin Brown and Lucy A.
Simmons.
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Board Wanted

Wanted.
A GOOD TAILORESS to do busheling Steady
Unemployment given.
sep12d1w 6. W. RICH & CO., 173 Fore ct.
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LmlkDs bOCCESbOR
The Republicans Of Lancaster, Pa, district
held primary election yesterday for the NOM
inaton of a succession of Thaddeus Stevens
Returns indicate the nomination of Mr.. o. J.
Dickey. az tiE E
A man named Robert Watson was stabbed
in lager beer saloon Saturday night while in
aquirrel with man named Tim Murphy
The wound is pronounced fatal. .Mm ply was
arrested and remanded to await the result of
the injuries
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fPer steamer weser, at New York. !,

Ter CITY OF Baltimore. at New York.l
CID at Liverpool 31st ult, John Barbour. chairman
PHILADELPHIA. W, NuaPiiai,
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g . NJ Nj IL TX g L "A L.


NEW YORK, Sept. 14.--Money continues easy at 8
per cent, chiefly at 3D per cent. for call loans
and a for discounts. Sterling Exchange quiet at
1881 q 1891. Gold opened at 14is declined to 143s
advanced to LA, and closed at IA a 144f. There
has been some speculative movements In Gold to-
day. predicated on the Maine election. Governments
opened firm, ie off slightly and again became hrm
and quiet. Henry Clewes q Co. furnish the follow
ing 43o quotations coupon SIS 1881, ia q 1i4f do
5s 1862 il3t 1874; do 1894 1929 losh 90 isSP.
do 1858, is5 "a i OsN i iSef Isl 1o1
Border State bonds lower; old Tennessee's S9t g
20; new do 6s4 q 6S!; Missouri, 81; old North
The railway market opened steady. There have
been reports of further in the DIRECTION Ss
has been more activity this afternoon and the market
closes
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Choice Fruits and EDices D.!

THEIR STRICT PURITY, DELICIOUS FLAyoRs,
UNRIVALED STRENGTH AND GREAT ECONOMY,
are attracting trade from lovers of CHOICE NAV
oRs which is without parallel.
Their great success is because they are the true
rich Jarors Of the fruits and spices Of remarkable
strength. esls 70 p 80
Ex-Goy. JAMES Y. SMITH, Of Providence, r. L..
says: my W fe pronounces them superior to any
havoring extracts she has ever used" "a q :
Ex-6ov. WIN. A. BUCKINGHAM, of Connecticut,
says: For a long time we have used them, and
find them very fine,"
DIR. j, G. HOLLAND, tTimothy Titcomb) author Of
"Katrina," &C., the well. known author OF SPRING
field, Mass, says: "They the standard in this
vicinity" s5rt4 f
Dealers treble their sales with them.
Sold in Portland, Me-, by
sAaIL. CHADwHCK, ~ Market square,
Andby all dealers in choice favors. So 6m1awsn
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Young Men

I'VE wish to employ in every part of the United
w States, smart young men to introduce our
new goods. business permanent, and such as no
one will consider beneath him. Persons meaning
business please call or add with twenty five cts
tor sample; no others answered. EASTERN MAN
UFACfUkING CO., 1Os Middle st, Portland, Me-.
Aug 2-w1m --.
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Licensed Plumbers.

FENHEuudersigned have been licensed by the Port
4 land Water Co, to do Water Plumbing under The
guaranty of the Co We are now prepared to re-
spoYd to all calls in line and to supply pipe of
all kinds upon the most inable terms Persons
wishing to obtain water cannot be too early in APP
living as services can be put in during the VIM
ter.
Union Street.
August Goth, 1868. au27d3m
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DIED.

In this city, Sept IL, Mr.. Gordon Williams, aged
81 years. e lzs :
Funeral this Tuesday forenoon, at 10 O'Clock, from
No. Beckett street.
In this city, Sept. ~. Mr.. Caleb s. HATCH aged Ga
years. tBoston papers please copy1
In this city Sept. Ii, Ellen NJ, eldest daughter of
O. NJ and e. l.. Bro ks, aged % years and m Jnths
boston papers please copyl
Funeral on "Wednesday forenoon, at 10 O'Clock.
at No. 1871 Cumberland street. Relatives and friends
are invited to attend.
In this city, Sept. II, Jacob L. Clark, aged years
months.
Eastern apers please copy.]
In Minneapolis MIMI, Capt. Horace Loring, aged
50 years, formerly OF this city.
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Epilepsy, or Fits.

cure Cure for this distressing complaint is
now made known in Treatise on Foreign ami Ma
tive Herbal preparations, published by DIR. o.
PHELPS BROWN. The prescription was discov-
cred BY him in such providential manner that he
cannot 'nscientiousy refuse to make it Known, as
1t has cured everybody who has used it, for Fits,
never having failci in single case. The ingredients
to all on receipt Of their name and address, by DR..
o. PHELPS BROWN, No. 10 Grand street, Jer-
sey City, Nj w2t sepS
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Mayors Notice.

is of Importance for the city authorities to know
l. where the water pipes are to be first laid this
fall. This will be governed very much by The appli-
cations for water therefore urge upon the citizens
who intend to take Sebago water to make their al-
pcations at to the Company, that the location
Of pipes may be determined soon as possible.
JACOB MCCLELLAN, Mayor.
Portland, Sept. 8, 1868. fept11dtf
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Cid at Cardiff Cd inst, brig Agenora, White, for
New York.
Cid at Philadelphia 18th, sch George Deering, Will
lard, Portland.
New York Sept 14-Brig Frontier. from Philadel-
phia Tor Portland, which went ashore near Sandy
Hook has been got Off and towed up to port in &C cd
coDditiou
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Sale of Forfeited Goods.

CoLLEoToR's OFFICE, \
DISTRICT OF PORTLAND & FALMOUTH
Portland, August &c, 1868.
n NHE following described merchandise having been
forfeited for violation Of the Revenue Laws OF LIZ
Uni, ed States public notice of said seizures haVhg
been yiven they will be sold at public aueton,at se
office fthe United States Appraiser lSs EVIe
On Frid ay September 18th. 1867 at II oeocs
ss ms Woolen Stockings; II Bottles Gin; hotues
Brandy: Bbls Molasses Ullage Bbl MS Wiz
Keg; Mo lasses; Bottles Braun, M r;ars RI
key;2 Bot les Gin; Bags sugar Nv
ties Brandy. ISRAEL WASHBURN Jr.
Collector,
.,a ,,v %. 1865. -d1 aw3w&sepls
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ARREST OF MURDERERs.

CLEyRLAND, Sept. 14.-Hutch Butterfield. a
notorious character of this city, Robert Nc
Heavy, painter, and Levi Davis, blacksmith.
were arrested to-day for the murder OF Joseph
Skinner. The proof against two of them is
positive. Two others concerned have escaped
from the city, but are being pursued.
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NOIlCEis hereby given that the subscriber has
~ taken upon himself the trust OF administrator
with the will annexed ofthe estate of
GEORGE LORD, late OF eorham,
in the County OF Cumberland, deceased, and given
bonds as the law directs. All persons having de-
mands upon the estate of said deceased are required
to exhibit the same and all persons indebted to said
estate are called upon to make payment to
CHARLES IL. LORD,
Admir- with will annexed
Gorham, Sept LIST, 1868. w3ws37