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The Portland daily press., 1869-10-18
POLITICAL MOVEMENT.
SOUTH AWE RiCA.
nAnrrAvAN WAR

LISBON, Oct 16-The mail steamer from Rio
Janeiro has arrived. The war news from Par
aguay is important President Lopez was still
being pursued He had arrived at san Estan-
islaus and If was thought he was trying to
reach Bolivian territory.
PARIS, Oct. 17.-Advices from Paraguaya1
sources represent that President Lopez has es'
tablished new lines of defence at San Estanls-
laus, where he has considerable force OF men
and artillery. The allies are unable TO continue
tDe pursuit for want of horses or mules, but
| gapized. =. ~. - :
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Receipts by Railroads and STEAMBOATS,.
GRAND TRUNK RAILwAY-994 bbls. -four, cars
corn So do lumber do laths do bark, do snooks,
90 pota oes, do sugar boxes. do pes1 do boards
20 bbs meal "a bags spools 70 rolls leather 10 cases
boots bdls paper, 45 tubs butter Is rolls oars 176
cans milk, 20 pkgs sundres; tor shipment East, 300
bbls. flour.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROADS. bales flannel, Z
rolls leather, 1s webbing, lambs, do cat
tle SO bags spoos shr giles, 20 bdls back stock,
l car potatoes, 37 pkgs. sundries. A
PORTLAND & KENNEBEc RAILROADS.&C. DOORS II
bds sash, chamber set, II pigs furniture 1854 bds
paper, cars bbls cases mdse, 81 do oil CLOTH 80
bales bagging IA boxes sundries 40 freight tor
Boston.
STEAMER MONTREAL, FROM BosTON-12 bases.
&c bids r0n GO bbls. pork 40 do beet 16 terces lard
60 Gags OYSTERS 40 bars yellow metal no coils cord
age 81 kegs nails, 100 bags satpetre 40 cases dry
goods, b boxes rim, 20 rolls paper Is green hides
IA bdls pipe, plates ron 25e pkgs to Princes Ex-
30 cases mdse, ii bbls OIL i2O bars railroat iron, 1854
bags sugar. 105 bbls WOOL LOG rolls leather "a pieces
lumber, % casks powders, 20 bags WOOL 200 pkgs to
order.
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Foreign Markets.

LONDON, Oct. 16--11.15 A. M.-ConsOls $50 fol-
money and account.
American securities-United States 5'2O's 1862
S24 exdiv; do 1866 DID, S3 ex-div; 40 1861 S3I; do
10-i0s, 76l: Erie shares, 23 Illinois Central shares
$685.
sales 5000 bales; Middling upands 123d: Mddlng
Orleans 123d. Corn 2Sss. Pork HOS. Lard 72ts.
spas active ami firm at SO q Sst.
HAVANA, Oct. 1.-THE following the closing
QUOTA 0nsof merchandise for the week ending yes
terday:-The exports o. Sugar tor the week from
Havana and Matanzas to foreign countries were 49,
000 boxes and 200 hhds. to the United States, 1000
boxes; stock in wa ehouse in Havana and Matanzas
165 900 boxes and 5000 hhds. sugar is firm Nos 10
t, IL at 81 q 81 reals Nos Is to 20 at 10 a III reals
Y arrobe. Moasses Sugar firm at u q reals;
Muscovado and inferior TO common refining u reals
fair to good do active 81 reals grocery grades
active at 81 a 81 reals Molasses clayed reals
MuscovadO or common easier at reals Freights ~
to Northern ports 81 70. Shipping in the harbor,
28 ships and banks, "a briggs and II schooners
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THE UNITED STATES SENATOKSHlP.
RICHMOND, Oct. 17.-All of the members OF
the Legislature arrived to- night The wes-
tern members are talking about Judge Pen
dleton as n candidate for the United States
Senate from that portion of the State, and
then casting their votes for the candidate Sc
lected by the eastern men. Snowden, of Alex
andra, is spoken of by the straight Conserva-
tives. The names most prominent onight are
Lieut.. Gov. Ferris, Judge Pendleton, franklin
Stearns and Gen. Williams. 1t is believed
that at the caucus tomorrow night candidates
may be nominated who have not yet been
prominent for places. .as fsr
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MAssACHUsETTs.

Boston, Oct ia fire early this morning
destroyed the Maverick Petroleum Refinery
Works in East Boston, including two thous-
tons of coal, quantity of naptha, together
with extensive and valuable machinery suppos-
ed to have originated from the bursting of a
naptha pipe 10 the still room. Loss estimated at
10000. Small insurance. Works owned by
Wilkinson, Carter & Co. .- .-..e
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K ENTUCKY.


LOUISVILLE Oct. 1O.-A horrible accident
occurred at the Ohio river bridge to-day 4-3O
p. M. The temporary trestle work being erect.
ed between piers 16 and II for the purpose of
swinging span, gave way by a jerk of the
locomotive used in raising the timbers and six
men were precipitated distance of ninety five
feet. John r: Payne, carpenter, was instantly
killed; J. s. Kerby, carpenter, was cut in two,
and his body foated over the reefs, and the re-
mains have not yet been recovered. Oscar
Gallagher and William Irvine, laborer, were
mortally injured Robert Gemsley, laborer,
and 5. Mcclure, carpenter, were slightly in
jured. John Botings, while walking between
piers IA and 10 missed his footing, fell nine-five
feet and was instantly killed. :. -. n - N
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superior COurr,

ooroDEA CIVIL TERM-GoDDARp, j., PRESIDING
SATURDAY Woodbridge c. Osborne vs. Job T.
finished.
g. B. Emery. Waterman.
Inc following assignments of justice trials have
been made:
a.. MONDAY A. M, OCT. Is.
loi-Libby VS. Libby.
l30-Dunap VS.. Carter.
l32-Gulliver vs. Bickford.
l49-Sheridan VS.. Martin.
l72-Nash ct al. VS.. johnson and Trustee.
I73-Dyer vs.. Parker.
193-RaDdal, ct ais. VS.. Treiethen.
55-Pinkham Pelham
3u-Gt vs. Hall.
332-McGinns w. Hanl0n.
347-Walker vs.. Knight.
35l-Leighton VS. Second Parish.
354-P ,rker vs. Lombard and Trustee.
250-Sabine VS.. Pike.
AFTERNOON.
302-Crosworth vs.. PARIS.
323-Mitchell VS., Turkey.
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THE COMMERCIAL CONVENTION

LOUISVILLE, Oct. II. - The committee of
nine appointed by the Commercial Convention
to wait personally upon the President of the
United States will assemble at Wizards Ho-
tel, Washington, ON the first of November
Among the important subjects acted upon bu
the Convention were the following: The adop-
ton OF report recommending that all cities or
towns situated on navigable waters, the ex-
portation OF which amounted to or exceeded
$40, 900, be made ports of entries; the adoption
of petition to memorable Congress to aid the
proposed line Ofsteamships between New Or
leans and Rio Janeiro; the appointment of
committee to report at the Cincinnati Conven-
ton on line OF railroad from the Mississippi
at New Orleans, and from Galveston Bay and
the western harbors of Texas to the nearest
and most acceptable points on the Pacific
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Municipal Court.
ynDGE KINGgRUpv ppEcJnyS

JUDGE kINGsBUHY PRESIDING.
SArURDAY.-State VS.. William Street. Intoxica-
tioa aud disturbance. Pleaded guilty. Fined IS
and costs. OBJ
State vs.. Stephen Maskell, Tor larceny was contn-
ued to Tuesday. Officer Barbour deserves a great
deal Of credit tor the In which has worked
up this case.
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BURNING OF THE STATE SEMINARY.

BURNING OF THE STATE SEMINARY.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct 17.-Capt. Kane of the
steamer Rob Roy, brings information of the de-
struction by fire on Thursday night of the
Louisiana State Seminary near Alexandria,
The library, apparatus, and most of the furni-
ture were saved. The loss is about $40, 900, on
which there was no insurance. The fire is be-
lieved to have been the work of an incendiary.
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1S.-Several chiefs of De-
partment bureaus have already completed their
annual reports and forwarded them to the
proper heads of Departments. Others are now
engaged in the same work. The Cabinet Off
GERS have made little il any progress in the
preparation of their annual reports.
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NEW :
BY TELEGRAPH To THE
PORTLAND DAILY PRESS.
MAINE.
THE LATE STORM.

THE LATE STORM.
AUGUSTA, Oct. 1.-THE river reached its
height this noon and is now falling. 1t did not
rise quite as high as on the 9th, and the dam
age done is slight. The storm ceased last
night. ..l4. st-t a.F-Ea.
BANGOR, Oct. H.-Another powerful rain
fell yesterday, which must add much to the
great freshet already prevailing. .f
OPENING OF THE E. AND N. A. RAILWAY.
The E, & N. A. Railroad will be opened to
Mattawamkeag Tomorrow. The city govern
ment is going over the road on a special train.
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The STORM. On Friday night the rain which
had been falling in occasional showers, began
to pour down with violence that led one TO
suppose it would be of short duration, but it
continued throughout the night, and during
the whole of the next day. In fact We think
we cannot remember day on which the rain
poured so steadily, and in such sheets of water,
as on Saturday. Notwithstanding the violence
of the storm the trains on the Grand T unk,
Portland & Kennebec, Maine Central Port
land & Rochester, and Portland, Saco & Ports
mouth, all got in on time. The Boston boat, in
consequence of the heavy blow outside, did not
leave here till 10 IL p NJ, and the one from
Boston did not leave there till yesterday morn
ing, arriving here at IL P. M. At Augusta
the water is falling, and little damage DONE
Our Geographic dispatches viii give partieu-
lars probably of the effects of the storm in the
different parts of the State.
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STATE OF MAINE. ~
COUNTY OF CUMBERLAND, IS.
l, Charles Pavson, Cashier of the Merchants Ma
tiona Bank of Portland, do solemnly swear that the
above statement is true to the best my knowledge
and belief ..ssr
CHAS. PAYSON, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 10Th day
October, 1869. G. o. BANCROFT, j. p.
Correct Attest: Re nsellaer Cram, Jacob Mcclellan,
Geo. S. H unit, Directors. oc16d3t
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Il,1.hNnfS.

ADMIRAL FARRAaUT RECOVERING.
CHICAGO, Oct 16-Admiral Farraguts con
dltlon has greatly improved and his physicians
nave strong hopes of his recovery.
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New York stock and Money Murne,.

NEW YORK, Oct 16-Evening Money easy at s
q per MT Discounts dull with little paper offer
ing. Gold opened at 1870 and advanced to 130t.-
Governments frmer and fraction higher, and the
market closed with firmness and quotations main
tanned. Henry Clewes q Co. furnish the following
The Portland daily press., 1869-10-18

HOTEL BEATS ARREsTED-OnT Thursday
evening last man entered the U. S. Hotel and
requested room registering himself as Thomas
Parker of Boston. He asked to be allowed to
deposit package containing, so he stated, two
hundred and sixty-fiye dollars in the safe, for
which he desired a receipt. Mr.. Gibson, one
of the proprietors allowed him to put the pack
age in the safe and gave him receipt for the
bundle, stating shat it was said to contain
1855" The man said he was going away Friday
morning, and Mr. Gibsons attention being
called to other matters through the whole of
Friday and Saturday morning, he supposed he
had gone, when he happened to see him on
Saturday afternoon still in the Hotel. He sus-
pected for certain reasons of his own that the
man was "beat," one of which was his want
ing to borrow two dollars at the Office the night
he arrived, when he had so much money in the
package. He therefore asksd the man politely
to settle. The man declined to lit Mr.. Glib
son then sent for Deputy Perry. Before the
Deputy came Mr. G. asked the man 10 count
the money in the package and see if it was all
there. The man tore open the envelope and
without taking anything out said it was Ill
right He then went in to dinner. Mr. G. got
Judge Williams to make out writ and when
the Deputy arrived he rendered him the bill
again, and again the man refused to pay
Deputy Perry then took him in charge and on
arriving at the Station-house not cent of
money could be found ON him, or the origi-
nal package. On searching at the hotel, the
same envelope was found under the inkstand
in the room back of the reading room, contain
ing pieces of the Eastern Argus done up so as
to give the appearance of money. After being
arrested he gave his name as Horner. The en-
velope has marked upon it, Thomas Parker SO
Summer street, Boston $265. m
Another case occurred on Saturday at the
Falmouth Hotel. A man arrived on Friday
night and registered himself, Thomas Powers
M. d. and wife, Woburn, Mass. He was evil
IDENTIFY Scotchman. He had quite number
of sundries, and on Saturday morning he very
quietly left the Hotel along with his wife and
little girl without paying his bill. The porter
of the house found out where he had gone No.
II Middle street-and asked him to come to the
hotel and settle. On arriving at the hotel he
declared he would not pay it for it was exorbi-
tant. while in reality there were only the regu-
lar hotel charges for board and sundries. The
assistance of a constable was procured, armed
with writ for debt, and the man arrested, he
refusing to pay the bill, but after he had got to
the Station house, and was lodged cell, he
thought better of it and paid the amount with
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Groceries and store Fixtures at
npti..n

nN MONDAY, October 18TH at IL o'clock p. III.
~ 1 shall sell at office, IS Exchange Street, the
stock of a re all q ocer consisting Of Tea Loe Su-
gar, CASTLE and fanny Soar, Rice, Vin.sar, Chico
late Mustard, Soda, Saleratus, Cream IaItar, Died
Currants Vera acei Su phnr, Spices, Sta.eh Pipes
Sauce, Ketchup, Wash Boards Pals, can TomatO
and Whortleberries, Fancy sap, Patent Medieipes.
OILS. Extracts Fancy Goods sc. Also Ice chs st,
Meat Bench, Platform ami Counter Scales, L eek
Measures &c.
r. o. BAILEY, Auctioneer.
AT private sale, one Safe, two Desks, one show
Case. octIOW
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HAVANA, Oct 9.--Freights-C harters-4th, baraue
Poinsct, 500 hhds. Molasses, North of Hatteras at
81 % each OF ITO gals &c delivered; 9th, she
Louisa Batchedor (at Key West to load at Caibar EN-
for Portland, GOO hhds Sugar at So so each; 6h sch
Island Belle $50 hhds. Molasses for New Orleans at
4c ~ gal, delivered. In this class OF business, from
the variableness of Exchange and Gold in New York
last week there has been very little disposition to OPP
crate in goods to fill ships
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B0red Tubular We'll

WE are now prepared to fill all orders for sinking
w the Pat mt Bored Tubular We'll, Piping OIL
wells carrying water from the outside, into bald :
ings and furnishing Galvanized Iron, and all kinds
OF Water Fittings. The Tubular Is in every respect
decided Improvement over The old drive well.
A three inch hole is bored. the surface water cased
off and the well continued down until pure living
water found. Neither this nor the old drive well
will work in clay or mud, it being requisite to leave
the straiDer in sand gravel in order that the wa
ter may come in freely to supply the pump! These
Wells are warranted not to pump dry, and to pump
pure soft water since it is drawn from sand grav
ell.
Persons taking a well, loose nothing as money is
returned il they fail to suit. One OF the Wells may
be seen at Messrs knights ~ WhiddeD, Plaster
Mills, West commercial St, Portland, which sup
plies an engine with thrty-tour hogsheads OF water
per day; also one at the P. S. q P r. h. Co.'S shop
in Cape Elizabeth, and one at the Portland Dry
Dock. By this invention, old vel $ in which the
water has become impure by surface water, worms
toads etc., may be made to pump pure soit water.
Town and County rights for sale
All orders will receive prompt attention. Address
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WEST INDIE 8 .

CUBA.
HAVANA, Oct. 1.-THE Spanish mail steameI
arrived here to -dav from Cadiz. She brought
detachment of Spanish troops, who will inn
mediately join the Spanish army in the island
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+, Nor f1R Io3EeH.-A short LINE az lhese
we're several of our city churches without set.
tied pastors aud it was customary to have can
didates for the vacancies preach each success
| sive Sunday. a member of one ofthese parishes
whom we will call Mr.. X, wished to do the
| polite thing, and so, on the Sunday that a
strange minister officiated in the pulpit of his
church, he would, after dinner, politely take
MIN to ride and point out all the beauties and
the objects of interest about the city. 1t so
happened that fellow member of the church
who was sad wag, was aware of the custom
OF his brother in the faith" One day a dis
tinguished Englishman arrived in this city, ION
the steamer from Liverpool, and took up his
quarters at the leading hotel. The morning
after his arrival be came down TO the office and
requested TO know, of the genial clerk, Mi
there was not commiSsiondire, guide (aw)
to show a gentleman (aw) the chief points (aw)
| hin the city, Now our friend, the wag, hap
| pened to be in the Office, and before The clerk
| could put in a reply he stepped up, and adj
dressing the burly Brton said, IF you would
like a guide, sir, there is Mr. X, mention
ing the gentleman with weakness) but he is
so rarely called upon that he has to be sought
at his residence. He is rather touchy and al
belt, rather proud, and can only be induced by
great deal of persuasion to undertake the
job"
The descendant of an hundred Earls called
a carriage and drove to Mr.. ks residence.
He was shown into the parlor and in a few
minutes Mr.. X entered,
"R i'm come h'enquire (aw),'' says the gor-
geous Briton, "h'If can secure your services
(aw) to show me h'around the town (aw). HI
shall be Apply to pay Jaw iberally to be shown
this (aw) blasted country, you know, hand I
ear (aw) that you are very competant man.
ISL" says Mr.. X, drawing himself up,
don't understand you, and furthermore, il
you think to play your jokes upon me you will
find you have made sad mistake"
CAV, now my dear sir, (aw) 1 know that
you rarely undertake this sort of thing, (aw)
but it will h'afford me (aw) no eud of pleasure
to be h'escorted by such gentlemanly iellaw."
By this time Mr.. X was thoroughly arOus-
ed, and Selling the distinguished foreigner by
the nape of the neck was about to inflict sum-
mary chastisement, when the Englishman
seeing that there must be some mistake ex-
planned the matter, and asked him if he did
not occasionally serve as guide for strangers
The answer was characteristic but rather too
strong for publication, suffice it to say that
Mr.. X succeeded in convincing tie En-
glishman that he was "not for Joseph" while
Milford departed for his hotel cursing "this
blasted country, you know, where they don't
ave no beer (aw) nor inns (aw) nor guides
(aw) like they do hin hold h'England, you
know, and where they ave such h'impudence,
you know, to play such tricks upon gentlemen
you know"
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Adnainistrators Sale.
Josepb Haie's Estate.

nURSuANT 10 a licence OIL the Judge OF Probate
i for Cumberland County, shall sell at Publ
Auction, on the premises, on thursday, the twenty
first day OF October, A ID. 1sf9 at o'clock z. M.
the valuable real estate, situated on the westerly
side OF state st, between Pine and Congress street,
numbered 92 said State st Known as the homestead
or the late Joseph hale, consisting OF three story
brick House with an Ell and lot Of land come. ted
therewilh. House Is convenient, heated by steam,
hot and cold water. The widows right oil dover VIII
be conveyed with the properly. said premises are
subject to mortgage held by the Five Cent Savings
Bank dated May % 1859, or S1l25, with n'eft 81
o 90 a mortgage to Almira Stetsou dated May ~
1853 for S66667 with interest. For further PAL tic
ulars INQUIRE Of the undersigned.
BIC. sOMEkhY, Administrator.
r. A. BIRD g. 20, Auctioneers.
sepSdtd. ..a
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G. G. JONES d. Co.,
3 CahOon Block,
oct16d1w PORTLAND, ME.

.-sr., Notice. .....
THE Annual Meeting OF the Female Orphan Asy-
Il lum VIII be held at the Asylum, corner OF Ok
ford and Myrtle Streets, Tuesday, the 18th inst,
at o'clock in the afternoon.
October ~, 1869. dtd.
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FOR SALE.

r,,,,t, s...,. -, ,,trrss and Lease OF one Of the
L 49, E,,,it and Confec tionary stores IN fols
land doinS = large wholesale and Retail bu us,ns
ianu, nUns "s Address S. O., Posi-ohee'
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spain.
PROGRESS OF THE INSURRECTIO

spain.
PROGRESS OF THE RESURRECTION.
MADRID, Oct 16.-Valencia still hold out
against the national troops. The attack, how
ever, will begin this evening, unless the insur-
gents surrender Internationally. In the mean
time the insurrection at Bejar also continues.
Two Republican bands in Catalonia and Anda-
lusa have been beaten by the national troops.
The Cortes have given the necessary authority
for the prosecution of the seventeen Republi-
can Deputies who have participated in the re-
bellion.
LATER-THE FALL OF VALENCIA.
MADRID, Oct. 1.-THE insurgents at Valen-
Cha after the battle of yesterday, which lasted
several hours, surrendered Internationally
Their leaders have disappeared but are beiev
ed to tbe secreted in the city or its vicinity
The government forces now occupy the city
The sittings of the Cortes were suspended with
out appointing o day for Ie-asSembling, and it
is not known when the session will be resumed
LONDON, Oct. ia dispatch fir ON Madrid
contains the following particulars of the sur
render of Valencia:
Gen. Prim by telegraph ordered the COM
handing general of the troops before Valencia
to attack the city, and yesterday morning the
artillery opened heavy fire on the positions
of the rebels, producing much effect and caus-
ing great damage to property. The insurgents
offered to surrender on condition of receiving
their liberty but this was refused. The as
sault was then continued with vigor until the
surrender OF tne Insurgents. Iue general coui
handing reports that the .lnSurrectiOn has
been completely suppressed and the troops
now hold the whole city. Many houses were
burned during the fight and large number OF
| rebels were captured with arms in their hands.
| Previous to the attrck the clergy exborted the
| insurgents to yield, but without effect. Ar
rests continue to be made of leading Republi'
cans in Madrid. .s
| France.
| POLITICAL MOVEMENT
PARIS, oct. IAN the opposition deputies
to the Corps Legislatif will meet to- morrow to
draw up manifesto. Rumors continue to cir.
culate in regard to modification of the minis
| try The return of M Rouher to the Cabinet
| with liberal programme is spoken Of
| THE STRIKE OF THE MERCHANTS CLERKS.
The strike of the merchants clerks is quite
| general. The clerks held meeting to-day
| The proceedings were orderly. Nothing ha;
| occurred since the commencement of the move
meut to call for the interference of the police.
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MAGGIE MITCHELL The public are remind
ed that the sale of seats for the two performan-
ces of this charming, piquant, little actress will
take place at u o'clock to-day at Paine's music
store, and that those who apply first will have
choice of seats, which in City Hall is desid
eratum to be considered
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- =. -
Southern State securities little firmer and mod
erately active
Stocks have been the centre of attraction to-day,
and the Vanderbilt shares have advanced. Misce-
laneous shares remained firm with better feeling.
Express shares firm with fair business. The mars
ket closed at the following quotations.:
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VIRGINIA.

Gov. Musgrove has returned to Victoria from
Cariboo county. He reports that the mining
news in Cariboo and Kootenai is favorable.
The Portland daily press., 1869-10-18

SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Halls Hair Remover.
Hosietter's Stomach Bitfers.
l. o o. &c. C. Hayes,
Money Found.
VIEW ADvERrIsEMENT COLUMN.
Portland Savings Bank-Frank Noyes,
Seizure of Goods.-T. Washburn, Or.
Guardians sale.
Cushion Lost.
French Mlinery-Mrs l. P. johnson.
Proposals TO Iies-P. g. o. Railroad.
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Freedom Notice.

gHlS may certify that have this day given my
4 son, Jam:s E. hocson, his time to act iot him
self and shall claim OF his wages, pay any
deb $ of his contracting after this da e ,,,>y
SEWALL HOBSON'
Witness, PELATIAH NJ ROBSON. .,xE,.
Steep Falls October IS 1869. OCno-o@