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DENTISTRY,

NR. GEORGE Il. KEESEE, gra- GA
~ duate of the Baltimore College ofGdfYS
Dental Surgery, gives his undivided attention to
all operations pertaining to the practice of dem
tlstry both in It's relations to the NATURAL OR
CANS andto their substitution by beautiful sets OF
ARTIFICIAL TEETH.
TEETH EXTRACTED by the aid of pure nj
trous oxide gas when desired.
Office corner Broad and Nineteenth streets.
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VALUABLE TOBACCO FACTORY
' FOR SALE IN THE TOWN OF CLARkS-
VILE, VIRGINIA.-By virtue of decree ofthe
circuit court of Meckenburg county, rendered ut
the September term usGs In the sRt me los, u.s.
day of November, 1852 sell, in front OF the Union
Hotel in the town of Clarksville, to the highest
bidder. at public auction, the large and valuable
BRICK TOBACCO FACTORY, with n few factory
fixtures, together with the LOT and H0.SES at
tachcd. formerly the property of John w: Dung,
located on Main street In said town-the heart OF
the tobacco-growing region OF Virginia ana North
Carolina. $500. 80
The FACTORY BUILDING is OF recent con on
struction, large and conveniently arranged i9rlhe
manufacture Of tobacco-being three stories high.
about forty feet wide and seYenty-ilve or eighty
feet In length. a..
TERMS OF SALE: Enough In cash to pay. the
costs OF suit and expenses Of sale and the residue
on a credit Of sixty days; the purchaser to execute
bond with approved personal security for the dc,
ferred payment, and the title to be retained until
the whole of the purchase money Is PAID.
The terms of the above sale must be complled
with at once, or the property will be immedntcly
rcsold. . IL; oollHoHpN,
Oc 20 1uIlIHio9lohcl.
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DICHMOND SHOE FACTORY.

A GRICULTURAL FAIR.-On THURS
"A DAY of this week the ENTRY OFFICE for
stock of all kinds for exhibition at the Fair will be
MOVED TO THE FAIR lGROU NDS. Exhi-
bitors of horses, cattle, sheep and swine, Will find
this arrangementto promote their convenience us
they may then select their stalls and stands which
cannot be done at the Office in the city. AL other
2. 6. LEIGH.
&C T--:t 's' Secretary.
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SCHOOL REPoRTs.-G0 10 THE
y DISPATCH PRINTING-HQuaE IT YQp
VAST THEN PRINTED NSArLx ASU
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BY U. A. Cartwright, Auctioncer,
No. l443 Main street.

c1n OOO -PAWNBROKERS' SALE
SIU.UUU. OF TEN THOUSAND DOL
LARS, WORTH OF FORFEITED PLEDGEs.-
O'Clock. the entire LOT OF FORFEITED
PLEDtiES ut the store OF Fl. HARRIS &
BROTHER, No. 1881 Main street, between FIJI.
teenth and Seventec The stock consists of
Diamond Rings, one hundred and twenty-five G"ld
Watches, among which win be found some magic
and hunting-cases costing originally from 500 20
Bracelets Finger-Rings, Chains, ETC.; Silrerware,
consisting of Pitchers, Goblets, Mugs, Forks,
Spoons ETC.; Clothing, Guns, Pistols, and many
other articles too numerous to mention all to be
sold without reserve to the highest bidder. n.
HARRIS & BROTHER will warrant the articles
sold as they represent them.
y. \. CARTWRIGHT, Auctioneer.
Persons having forfeited pledges can call at our
loan Office 1881 Main street up-starsl, either to
redeem or renew them, on or before WEDNES-
DAY, November Sd, as further indulgence cannot
he granted II. HARRIS Il BROTHER,
ne % Pawnbrokers.
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REAL ESTATE, LYING

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, LYING
Y ON OTTO CREEK. MECkLENBSk@
COUSTY. VA, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
nv virtue of decree OF the circuit court of Meek
ienburg county, Va, rendered at the September
term i4G0 in the suit of Gayles,s trustee rs Reps.
yember 1859, AT IL O'CLOCK PRECISELY, on
the premises. sell to the highest bidder the TRACT
OF LAND on which said Robertson now Teslaes,
SIX AND A HALE ACRES. The improvements
consist In part Of comfortable DMELL kII1
HOUSE, most excellent out-houses, 'hl91 -hihL'
SAW-MILL, LANYARD. &c:
TERMS OF SALE: One-third CASH, and for the
residue q credit of and II months the purchaser
To execute bond carrying interest from the day OF
sale The title will be retained until the whole OF the
purchase money is paid. ,
S. r. JOHNSON, Commissioner.
poynroS October O. 1889. oc ls-dtdS
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ByP Bowman, Auctionccr,
No. 1909 Main street.

EXTRA LARGE AND IMPORTANT
L. Saloon THURSDAY. october 2Sth, COM
1909 Main street a very attractive and large line of
MERCHANDISE. embracing partly general as
sortlnent of FANCY and STAPLE DRY GOODS,
choice goods and suitable to the season an at
tractiyc line of READY-MADE CLOTHING, for
mems and Youths wear 500 eases BOOTS, SnOhs,
of size and quality, and consigned by the largest
eastern boot and Shoe manufacturers with an at
tractlye invoice Of FUR and WOOL HATS.
Will also sell the entire stock of hrst-class
country retail store.
The GOODS are all fresh and seasonable, and
will be sold without reserve In lots TO slt Purcha-
serS. l. NY ny
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FOR TOBACCONISTS.

T ICORICE! LICORICE live keeT
Il constantly on hand very superior article o
TOBACCONfST LICORICk.
B. BLAND & CO..
nc o5--3m 1924 Cary street.
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rENEETH EXTRACTED WITH CO.
l. OUT PAIN.-Having. supplied my c6iYfs
self with the most improved apparatus for making
TRACT TEETH ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT
PAIN. The gas is pleasant to breathe, and en-
tircly harmless.
JUDSON B. WOOD, DID, S.
Office, Main street between Seventh and Eighth,
ONE door below Harrisons drug store.
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NOR SALE.-I will offer at public ullc-
Il ton on the 2sih October my FARM, situated
two miles from Chc.terfied Courthouse on the
main road, containing ONE HUNDRED ACRES
GOOD LAND; forty acres cleared balance in
good oak and pine. The improvements consist Of
Il Frame Dwelling containing four rooms, with
suitable out-bulldings. Terms made known on
day of sale.
Oc 2l--7tk THOMAS y. SHE'LL.
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EOR SALE PRIVATELY, THEaa
4 RESIDENCE lately In the occupancy or II
the subscriber now occupied by the Rev. D. GiS
ngerode, north corner Of Lain and Fourth streets,
If not sold privately by the sth day OF November,
1t will be sold ut public auction. Terms accom-.
modating. Address c. w. PURCELL,
oc lin Greenwood Depot
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

rFRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE
4 ON CHURCH HILL.-By virtue Of 4 deed Of
trust executed by Garintcr Barker and wife to the
subscribers trustees, dated 4th OF December
1885, and recorded In Henrico county court office,
being thereto requested by the assiSnees Of the
creditor secured by said deed We win sell at pub
lie auction upon the premises on MONDAY, 18Th
day OF October, $780, at O'Clock +. NJ, If fair If
not, then on the next fair day thereafter Mt the
w TIE Of GFTofRfEn 5n he side Of
Twcnty-sIxth street between Clay and Leigh
streets fronting s2i feet running back l32 feet The
improvements consist of THREE FRAMED
DWELLINGS--one with five rooms, another with
four rooms, and the other with two rooms.
The terms required by the deed are for cash sui,
two noes-one for 81 lie 81. due nth June. 1868 the
other for sll4I.32, due 18th December, 1866, with
interest on each from their maturity until paid
the balance upon such terms rs the grantor may
direct or In the event OF his failure 10 give such
direction. then upon such terms US the trustees
may think 1T.
1t is probable that the creditor will allow reason
able credits upon L portion OF the money due him.
A. A 4 ST En SMITH Trustees.
GRUBBs WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
The sale of two of the houses above referred to
3 O'Clock r. NJ The said houses and lots front Se3
feet. !. AU ST 6s sMITH'} Trustees.
GRuBBs G WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
Under order of the United States Military Com
missioner of the sixteenth division. the ABOVE sait
Is postponed to SATURDAY, october soth, Ut !
o o'clock 2. NJ. ..
A. AUSTIN SMITH, Trustees.
oc 81 A. III. SANDS,
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
4 REAL ESTATE ON JAMES Rl?EK.-By
virtue of deed of trust to the subscriber by George
p Holman bearing date on the 3oth day or August,
1866 and OF record In the clerks Office OF the coun-
ty court OF Fluvanna, the undersigned NJ the re-
Quest of the beneficiary and grantor, VIII sell on
THURSDAY the 4th day Of November, lses, II fair,
Ii not the first fair day thereafter, on the premises
at public auction, commencing at !? O'Clock ID.
that valuable FARM the late residence OF the said
Holman, lying In Fluyanna county near Bremo
Bluff aud containing FOUR HUNDRED ACRES
more and less. .
This tract of land Is well adapted to the growth
OF all the usual products OF the county 10 acres
OF which Is cleared aud IS of VALUABLEJAMES
RIVER LOW~GROUNDS. The improvements
are comparatively new, and consist of . framed
dweliing-house containing eight rooms all the ne
cessary out-buildngs, grist, saw, and plaster
mill, and tobacco factory.
TERMS OF SALE: One-third cash "a TO the re-
sdue OF the proceeds Of sale, credit of one and
two years win be given, the purchaser TO execute
bonds bearing interst from day OF sale, with GOOD
security for the deferred payments and the t1tle
retained until the whole purchase money 10 PAID.
! 50 4-lawtO cs2etdtd p.J, WYNN, Trustee,
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Auction SALES.--FUTURE Bays.
-. ss.sssG9sas BY Hill & Gcddin,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
~ satf> No 1903 Main street.
orEER EnR SAIE TWO uIIN-

WE OFFER FOR SALE Two H9N IN
w DRED ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND,
fronting one mile on York River railroad, fifteen
miles from Richmond at Summit depot. 1t Is
we'll watered, heavily. wooded and timbered ana
the soil produces finely, being admirably adapted
TO the growth or early vegetables and fruits The
timber and wood will pay the price asked for H. IL
land at public anction at office, No 1909 Main
street, ON MONDAY, November !, 1860, nc ha ~
rat io'clock p. NJ The attention OF partess ue
sale. Reconsideration
~. - tds 1903 Main street.
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BY A. c. Pulliam, AuctlOncer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
| LOT ON HULL STREET MANCHESTER.
BY virtue of a deed Of trust from Robert Carter
and wife to the subscriber as trustee, dated Goth day
of March, 1866, and duly recorded in the CLERK
Office of the county court Of Chesterfield AZ the
request of the bencIciarlcs under said deed will
sell at public auction, on the premises, on SAL K
The VALUABLE HOUSE, containing five rooms.
and OF fronting % feet by l65 feet deep now oc-
cupcd by said Carter the north side OF Hull be"
tween Fourteenth street and corporation line.
Terms will be made known at sale
oc II A. c. PULLiAM, Trustee.
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CtAIE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE !

GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
= on AARON'S CREEK, MECkLENBtRtI
COUNTY, vain compliance with 4 decree OF
the circuit court of Mecklenburg rendered al the
September term 1860. In the suits of Shells eXecu-
tors rs Pool ETC., and OVERLY as. Pool etc, VIII
sell the premises, on sATuEDAY the l1'h d Ky
TRACT OF LAND upon which W lillian p. Pool
now resides, lying on Aaron's creek three miles
from Buffalo Springs and six miles from Wolf o
road containing FIVE HUN DIR z d AND
NINETY ACRES, and having upon 1t good
dwelling and all necessary out-hCuScS.
TERMS: One-third cash; the balance in 8 ana l.
months the purchaser to execute bonds with inte-
rest from date and the title 10 he retained until
s, X. JOHNSON. Commissioner.
nn,.rro< ", October II 1890 oc 90
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cHERIFF's SALE OF LEAsE.-By vir,,

CHERIFF'S SALE OF LEASE.-By viz
= tine of an execution in my hands In favor 90, on
walker Saunders shall proceed to SEX e!ss on ro sne
EnsDcius at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. the UNEAtlkED
TERM OF LEASE of Barnes Batkils, eno nrs
January lst next. In the store ana dweiilng, ana
Seventeenth and Eighteenth at present occupied
bv Barnes Batkins, and formerly IN the occu-
pAA'' - JOHN W. WRIGHT, D. g..
COS for A. 3. Thompson, S. c. X.
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RAILROADS.

fen rs cySsIlss=szsss1 E5sz5gESSSs tslTIry-
OFFICE RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND,
POTOMAC RAILROAD CoMPASY !
RICHMOND, october 81, lse9 \
CHANGE OF HOURS.-ACCOMMO.
" DATION TRAIN.-RICHMOND, FREDE.
RICKSBURG AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
On and after MONDAY, lst November, proxi,no
the accommodation train of this company be.
tween Richmond and Milford viii be run, leaving
the depot corner Broad and Eighth streets, dailS
SUNDAYS excepted) at $3.50 NJ. Returning win
arrive In Richmond at s:i5 A. Nj.
SAMUEL RUTH
oc2T-5t Superintendent Transportation.
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The sale Of two Of the houses above referred 10
| Is POSTPONED to WEDNESDAY,, 10th October, ut
O'Clock y. NJ. The said houses and lots front 81;
feet. 4. AUSTIN Nns SMITH Trustees.
| GRuBBS & WILLIAMS, AuctioneerS.
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DICHMOND AND YORK RIVER
II RAILROAD LINE-F0R BALTIMORE,
THE NORTH, AND RTHWEST-CHASGE
OF SCHEDULE-DAILY except SUNDAYS
On and after TUESDAY, sth of June, passengers
for Baltimore and all points North and North
west will take the passenger train from the depot
of the Richmond and York River Railroad at
Richmond FOR West Point, where they take the
steamer ADMIRAL, Captain l.. G. FREEMAN,
or kENNEBEC, Captain j. III. FREEMAN,-both
boats having been put In trst-rate order-reaching
Baltimore the following morning In time 70 con-
meet with the trains for Philadelphia, New York,
and the West. Returning, the boats leave pier No.
Light-Strcet wharycs, foot of Barry street, daily
Except Sundays 1T O'Clock L. NJ, passengers
arriving In Richmond ut 1915 =. NJ. the follow .ng
day In time TO connect with the express train
On the Richmond and Danyille railroad for Dam
vile and all points on that road; Greensboro,
Salisbury, Charlotte, &C., \. c.; Columbia, 5. G.,
and all points South.
PASSENGER TRAIN
leaves Richmond daily Except Sundays) 1t
O'Clock Z. NJ. leaves West Point daily Except
Mondays) at 1910 a. VI.
THOMAS DODAMEAD,
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To accommodate persons DESTROYS of visiting
the exhibition of the Virginia State Agricultural
Society
A SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN
will be run between Danyille and Richmond DIX
ring the WEEK OF THE FAIR, commencing Oh
Monday, November lst and continuing until Sa-
turday the 9Th inclusive,
Leaving Danyille at..........7:30 4. ".
Arrive In Richmond At ........ 400 i. NJ.
Leave Richmond at...........s:3o A. NJ.
Arrive at Danville at..........5:30 Z. NJ.
THOMAS DODAMEAD.
NJ Supnrintpn don't
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VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL FAIR
SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS.

RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAILROAD.
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ID edmond AND PETERSBURG
h RAILROAD.-On and after MONDAY, May
81. the trains OF this road viii be run as follows
Leave Richmond at ! 4. NJ. and 2:3s L. NJ.
Leave Petersburg ut 8 so A. NJ. and $50 Z. NJ.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, with passenger
car attached, will leave Richmond daily ut aas L.
NJ, and Petersburg daily at A. NJ. Sundays eI-
ceptcd).
The A. II. train will not leave Richmond on
Sundays, and the $50 T. NJ train viii not lesgePe
tersburg on Sundays.
Passengers for Norfolk will take the 2:ss =. NJ.
train on and after August the nth instant.
Baggage checked through.
The passenger coach attached to the coal train
will leave Glover Hill At A. NJ. and, returning,
leave Richmond at 24o L. NJ. on Tuesdays, Thurs
THOMAS II. WYSSE,
apl3 Superintendent.
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GUNNER ARRANGEMENT TO THE
~ NORTH, EAST, and WEST, cid the Rich
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad,
carrying the United States mall twice daily. Ele.
CANT cars with new patent sleeping-chairs on all
trains. The through trains on this road are now
from the depot corner Of Byrd and Eighth
streets as follows:
The DAY THROUGH MAIL TRAIN leaves
Richmond daily at ll:l5 A. NJ, arriving In Wash
!igton NJ s:45 Z. NJ, connecting with the early
afternoon express trains for the North, East, and
West.
The NIGHT THROUGH MAIL TRAIN, with
elegant cars with the new patent slceping-chairs
attached, leaves Richmond daily Sundays except
ed at s:l5 p. NJ. arriving In Washington at c:l9 A.
NJ, connecting with the early morning trains for
the North, East, and West.
Both STEAMERS stop at Alexandria each way.
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Milford
and all way-stations leaves depot corner Broad and
Eighth streets at 1870 Z. NJ. Returning, arrives at
$3.50 A. NJ.
Through tickets and through baggage checks to
all principal points.
For further Information and through tickets, APP
ply at the Office OF the company, corner Broad and
Eighth streets. ShockOe Ill., and ut the ticket Of
fee corner Byrd and Eighth streets
j. Is. GENTRY, General Ticket Agent
SaNrrI RIrTH Superintendent. Iay4
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE
BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctfnneer and Real Estate Agent.

Auctioreer and Real Estate Agent.
StMALL FARM OF THIRTY AND Oyy
y HALF ACRES, ON THE DEEP PUN TfrpG
PIKE, SIX MILES ABOVE RICHMOND. Fop
SALE.-I am authorized to sell the foregoing II.,is
Lindsay, about two-thirds open land In good hear
balance In woods. The place Is well enclosed ara
has on IL q comfortable dwelling containing fyn
rooms stable. corn-house, n new ice-house 4 fro
well of water and parcel of excellent frui. tree
Price reasonable.
oc 2c-3t w. GODDTS.
TWO HUNDRED LOTS IN WOOD-
IL yILLE.-EIFTY DOLLARS for a L0T :,
by 40 feet Only FIVE DOLLARS for the cash
payment and THREE DOLLARS each month on
the balance until paid. Apply to :"
+. Ii. NEWBURN
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
No. 1o1s Main street, corner Of Eleventh.
l. m
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Under order of the United States Military Com
missioner of the sixteenth division. the above sac
| Is postponed to SATURDAY, october 3Oth, NJ
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NOTICE.-The subscriber, havingA
~ returned to the city, would respectfully W.
inform his friends and the public that he Is ee
prepared to make the best quality of BOOTS AND
SHOES to order at the very lowest prices.
JOHN G.. EBENHACK,
Main street between Eighteenth and Nineteenth.
REPAIRING neatly done. .
Constantly on hand, READY-MADE WORK OF
the best quality. oc 5-eod1m
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portlamdI ustitufe.

1t is with great pleasure that the Directors
acknowledge the receiptfrom the Hon. Jamse
Haskell, late of Massachusetts, now of West
brook, of the Records of the Governor and
Company of the Massachusetts, Bay in New
England. Printed by order of the Legisla-
ture. Edited by Nathaniel B. Shurtleff, M.
D." This very valuable work, showing the
foundation stones and the gradual growth of
that grand political structure, an eminent
and substantial pillar of our great republic,
is contained in six large quarto volumes, beau
tifully printed and bound. As it is difficult
to obtain the work, from the limited num-
Der of copies printed, and its high price. the
Directors consider themselves most fortunate,
and under great obligations to the donor, for
this highly-prized and generous gift. The
Records embrace the whole life of the colony
from 1923 to 1856.
We also have the pleasure to acknowledge
in this connection another donation
from Miss Abby w. May, of Boston,
being a series of volumes containing the
statistics Of the various public chari-
table institutions of Massachusetts,. This
is fit supplement to the Records" as it
shows in magnificent proportions, the grand
institutions which have grown up in the old
commonwealth from those humble beginnings,
and made her an example to the world in the
high character of its reformatory and charible
establishments. We have also the complete
series of the Massachusetts, Historical Collec-
tons in AZ volumes, the New England Histor-
archaeological Register in 81 volumes. and
other valuable works illustrative of that noble
State, of which for one hundred and forty three
years, Maine formed constituent part.
We hope to collect from every State the pub
lished volumes of its statistics and history, as
well as the local histories of their cities and
towns for which purpose we invite the aid
and cooperation of the friends of our institu'
L finn - ---- --.-.- ~ w
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state News.
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.

The walls of Memorial Hall are at length
rapidly rising" says the Brunswick Ieie-
graph.
The Brunswick Telegraph says about twelve
o'clock, Tuesday night, the house of John
Snow was burned. The building was situated
about IL miles from the village.
The senior class of Bowdoin College have
engaged Miss Adelaide Phillips of Boston to
sing at their concert, on Tuesday evening Ju-
ly 18th. Gilmore's Band does the instrument
tai part
OXFORD COUNTY.
r. T. Allen has been appointed Postmaster
at Milton Plantation, vice N. w. Corliss, re-
signed; and Miss Elizabeth Fuller at North
Woodstock, vice Geo. w. Fuller, resigned.
A mandatory for making spools has re-
Gently been established at Locke's Mills, and
is doing prosperous business.
sAGADAHoC COUNTY.
The Bath Times states that Mrs. Richard o.
Conant, of this city, became a life member of
the Soldiers Orphan Home Association of
Bath last week by a contribution of $25.
WALDO COUNTY.
Frederick L. Palmer has been appointed
Postmaster at Monroe, vice G. G. Nealley, re-
signed.
A letter lately received from Barbados
states that John Stinson, of Stockton, fell
from the masthead of Schooner Joseph Segar,
of that place, distance of eighty feet and
was instantly killed. He was twenty years Of
age
The Age says several aged people who were
among the earliest settlers of Belmont have
died recently Mrs. Rachel Belcher, aged 80
Mrs. Sarah Elms, aged SO; Mr.. Josiah Dun
ton, aged CT. They all live in one school dis
trict, and died within five days of each other
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THE Boat RAcEs-DRAw1NG THE NUM-
BERs.-The drawing of numbers by the repre-
sentatives of the boats entered for the races on
Monday, took place at 8 o'clock Saturday af-
ternoon, at the Office of 81. P. Wood. Each
boat will display their numbers at the race
The numbers also indicate the position of beats
at the start, No having the inside, and is en-.
titled to the inside position in turning the
stake, providing all the boats arrive there to:
gether. s
First Racs-No. 1, Aicyon; No. 2, Alpha, en-.
tered by Dirigo Boat Club; No. 8, entered by
Una Boat Club; No. A. entered by Dirigo Boat
Club; No. 8, Una. by Una Boat Club; No.
Geo. B. Mcclellan, by Mcclellan Boat Club.
Second Race-The numbers for this race rur
from No. to Is, inclusive. No. z, Shark No
8, Nonpareil; No. 9, Hoosier; No. 10, Lega
Tender; No. IL, Nellie Wayne; No. H. Lau
line; No. ID, Unknown; No. IA, Johnny; No
Is, Ida.
Third Race Numbers from 16 to %, inclu
sive. No. 16, Dot; No. II, Sallie; No. IS, Nortl
Star; No. 10, 4 Etoile; No. 20, E. E. W.; No
81, Stranger; No. %, Darkness; No. %, Josh
No. "a; English Blonde; No. Is, Slippery Elm
Boats in turning the stake are reminded tina
they turn from starboard to port This rule il
in addition to those already published by the
Commodore.