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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-01-08

DHGNIX INSURANCE COMPANY OF
i PHILADELPHIA.
INCoRPOKATED lsO4-CHARTER PERPETUAL
No 224 ALkET Street, opposite the ExchapRe
This Company insures from loss or damage by
on liberal terms buildings. merchandise furniture
etc. Tor limited periods, ana permanently on build
MgB by deposit OF premumL
The O mpsny has been In active operation for m ore
been promptly adjusted and pal i,
DIRECTORS
John l.. Hodge, David Lewis.
M b. MkhOny, Benjamin ELting.
IL. Lewis, Thomas III Powers
William Is. Grant, A. r. McHehry,
Robert w. Leaning, hdm und CastillOn,
ID. Clark Wharton Samuel Wilcox,
Lawrence Lewis Jr., Lewis y. Norris.
JOHN r. WUCHERER, President.
SAMUEL WILCOX, Secretary. s.2Ss
TIRE INSURANCE EXCLUSIVELY-THB
u PENNSYLVANIA FIRE INSURANCE CON
PANY-lncorporated lS25-ObRrter PerpeGual-No
6lO walls UT street, opposite Independence Square
This Company, faYorably known 70 the community
for forty years Continues 10 insure against los,
or damage by hre on Public or Private Buildings
either permanently or for limited time. Also or
Furniture Stocks or Goods, and Merchandise gene
TReir Capital together with large Surplus Funo
Ia Invested In Ihe careful amer, which enabjs
them offer to the insured an unuounted security In
the case OF loss. ro1.
Daniel smith, Jr., John Devereux,
Alexander Bensoni 4homas smith,
Isaac hRzlehurst Henry Lewis,
Thomaa Robins, j. Dillingham; Fell,
Daniel HRddock, Jr,
DANIEL SMITH, JR., President
VIM. @, CROWELL, Secretary. 8GOl
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r.lzirA FOR NEW WYORK-SWIFT.SURH
TRANSPORTATION Company Despatch
oWnt-sure Lines, via Delaware and Raritap
Canal and after the 18th OF March, leaving daily a.
u N. and p, NJ, connecting with AL Northern and
Eastern lines,
For freight which will be taken on accommodating
terms, apply to WILLIAM M. BAIRD Il CO.,
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MAssAOIEUsETTs.
rNorrraT ON Trfr rfapRa 1rrrenEu

Boston, Aug 6-The inquest on the death
Of Mrs. Alvah Hobbs was resumed this alter
neon. Three witnesses were examined, of
whom two Drs. Mansfield and G. w. Swan,
were attendant physicians. They described
the appearance of the murdered lady when
they were called in, showing that the bullet
entered the left breast and passed out back and
under the left shoulder, probably severing large
vessels at the base of the heart, thus causing
instantaneous death. sHf
The third witness was Warren Hartshorn,
the police officer who arrested White. He tes-
titled that the prisoner made no resistance,
and that while on the way to the station house
he said that he did the deed and that he had
cause for doing it, but would reveal nothing
until the right time. He further remarked,
"They may call me insane, but am not. !"
Hartshorn stated that he asked White Sec
ond time why he did the deed and the reply
was, There ought not to have been cause
enough for doing what / havo DONE" The
hearing was adjourned until tomorrow, when
the Lieutent Of Police who had charge Of the
station when White was brought in and who
entered into conversation with him, will be ex-
amined, and also others. The Lieutenant's
testimony, it is expected, will throw some
further light on the cause of the commission
of the act at iissss
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-07
cow IA e " GAL


ssecet,ts by Rafif aads ana 9team boafs
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAy--496 bbls -four. carr
corn IS do lumber do lat1s do bark, IL bdls IA.
per- So bags wool, car excelsior, do ship knees,
DO and 20 Pkgs slndriesi for shipment East, 1900
MAINE CENTRAL RAILRoAp-7 rolls leather. 4 ca,
cattle, cases scythes, 1 car boards, do wood, 81
beams, 30 pkgs sundries. ~ - -
PORTLAND g. KEsSEBEo RAILRoAD-5 cars INN.
ber do hay do laths, do shingles, 20 bales bat.
paper 9bbls Aonr, II pkgs frnitnre2 2 bdls siats
cases mdse, and q cars reightfor Boston, 1'7r- =
New York stock and Money Market.
NEW YoRK, Aug. 6--Evening, Money. easv. and
demand moderate, wing to the general dullness in
ail departments OF specnlation.s Money call was
Eo5eign Exchange dull and steady at 1929 g llot.
Goid dun, closing at 1861 The rates paid for carry
ing to-day were 81 6, 81 e per cent. The steamer
ernments steady and inactive Henry CIewes g 70;
furnish the following Alb quotations :-Uniteo
States coupon SIS 1881 1874 90 ozcs is9zs lz9S 20
do 1857, i2li do 1858, i22l do loaos, ll6E Pacific
Southern State securities firm but generally quiet
and generally higher, while business more even
iy distributed than la the morning. New York Gem
traI was the feature o. New York roads The spscr-
Michigan Southern. North Western, Rock Island
and st. Paul. The market closed at SIS at the fol-
lowing quotations Pacific Mail. 81; Western Union
do preferred, IS; Reading, 97t; Hudson 1sl; Mich
gan Central, 1921 asked; Michigan Southern, 1921;
Western, @; DO preferred, sii; Pitts5urg q Fort
The balance at the suI-T Treasury to-day is as fol-
The gross clearances at the Gold Exchange Bank
to-day amounted to $51 ,965. 900. sss
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-07
nEpARruRn OF OCEAN STEAMERS
MARIN n EW 81.
PORT OF poRrLAxp d


Fridny. Juiy 80.
ARRIVED.
Steamer New England, Field, Boston Tor PASSPORT
Brig = . Lincoln, Merriman, Pbiladelphia-co.
Sch Planet, iBr) Wilson, Maitland, Ms --wood for
Sch L Snow, Jr, Grimm, Rockport. 1900
Sch Arrival Farnham, Boothbay,l s. Il AZ ssig
Sch L M Stewart. Stewart. Bangor for Portsmouth
BELOW-Brig Kennbec, from Pctou. - s..
aies als a CLEARED saeffaesaftiu
Sch Nellie Chase. Upton, New York-S Cole - .
Scn II Prescott. Freeman, Boston. aas laa
,, sen Utica, Thorndike, Rockland = Beale q
sAILED-Brig Alvarado,s schs Nellie Chase, II
Prescott, and others. 777 2
MEMORANDA.
Sch Transfer of Portland, Cant Bunker. from
Providence tor New York, put into Hoimes Hale az
inst with loss OF both anchors and about 60 tathoms
chain.
Sch Addie Murchie, from New YORK tor .A,ex.r-
dria in ballast went ashore Smiths Island NIGHT
of the 31st ult where she remains. Wreckers have
gone to her assistance. f--&sl
LAUNcHEp-At Addison 18Th ult ffo1n the ward
OF M Knowles, q schr Of z05 tons, named MaIona
BY the builder, and Mr. Hemingway, Of Machias.
FIsHERMEN. AA-zs AaAe
Spoken July 20, on Bank Quero. schs 2 W Nicker-
son, OF Bath, with COO ats fsh ABIDE on
Some OF the fishermen at Friendship are doing
good business this season. seven small vessels having
landed 700 qts fish since the 9th of July.
DOMESTIC PORTS
SAN FRANCISCO-Ar 9TH inst, ship Jas Guthrie,
johnson, New York. IN 60
Sid b. ship National Eagle Nickerson, Liverpool;
Back Hawk, Cr0wels, New York.
sd rvEI LuDLOW-Ar 18th ult, brig Deacon, Reed
cult, Jacksonville
,o mtaNioND-sld Sd. sch III G Bird, Drinkwater,
pa AtLEXANDRIA-Ar Sd. brig chimborazo. coombs
k0 WtAshtiNdToN Ar Sd. sch Thos Fish, Wiley,
BALTIMoRE-Ar Sd, schs @ w co,t u,,. N.m
York. zeta Psi, Thompson, Charlesfnn. r wh;ts.
house, Farnham, Stonington, nte-
Cid Sd. sch w Steele, Buck New pa5s.a
PHILADELPalA-Ar Sd, scbs Ciase u NO.,
vilie Fletcher, Bangor; M Moseiv fT1srr gSo
j Bickmore, Barter. and Palmer CiaTt V tra,
Gardiner; Adams, from do; Geo Kilborn sto ~.
ley, Boston; Dauntess. Coombs, and Webster Rer.
nard, Smith do. 14a * isii4ss s4t 81 IN = =
Ar 4th, barQue e LitchfeId. Crockett, Cienlue-
Cos; schs George Deering, Wallace, Portland; g W
kawley, RawIey, Gardiner; Sea Queen, 9uptill, I'm
Passport; Il 8 Conant, Gerrish, Calais. ~ ~
Also ar 18th. brig II Il Seavey, Lee, Gardenas; sehs
Geo $ Adams, Baker, Gardiner, AAmsden, laugs,
&Below 9TH, barque Andes, from Trinidad.
CID I'd, sehs Mary Harris. Crowley, and Ella M
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-07
Seizure of Goods.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the following de-
~ scribed goods were seized at this port on the
days hereinafter mentioned for violation OF the Rev
May 1s, II boxes Cigars. boxes Cigars, kegs
olives keg Wine; May q. casks, bbls, half
Dbl and ulIage Dbl Moiasses, Dbl Sugar 10 boxes
Cigars; Dbl Sin. 2 boxes and i part box Cigars;
DENIM Kun, empty Dbl; 200 Cigars; june 8, bot
ties Gin; June 3, bottles, hi Dbl and l keg Mo-
y. Dbl and bags Sugar; 459 Cigars; June 10, Q
bb!s and bottles Gin, ullage Dbl Whiskey La box
Tobacco: june 49, 5000 Cigars 400 Cigars June 2Sd
Cigars; July IA, bottles Brandy July IT, bottles
Brandy; July 49, 8 bottles Brandy.
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 ofin accordance with the Acts
OF Congress- in such case made and provided. ~
I. WASHBURN, Dr., Collector.
Portland, July %, 1868. d1aw3w
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Bosson moo. ANA shoe market.

~ BOSTON, Aug. D. =
The market continues 10 manifest great activity,
especially during the past few days and the ship
ments are largely in excess of the extensive ship
ments of last week. Several houses have sent OF
from 300 to 1000 cases eaeh; many however. OF the
goods forwarded were in execution OF previous or
ders. Southern cities are more numerously repre-
sented than heretofore yet many refrain from buy
ing in the futile hope it to u.s. of prices de-
Ginning for the position OF holders indicates If any
thing, an upward tendency for several descriptions,
o. wRcn tne Supply q aanr + ana sucn PC
sales they are quite ndsposed to do except At
munerative prices. especially as manufacturers are
doing but little, and If the demand increases the
supply will DO altogether inadequate 10 msst IT,
Shoe and Leather ReDOrter 80 u = ..
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-07

Vile and Davidson counties is: Senter. as:
Stokes, 1896. Stokes official majority in Nash
vile is IL. Information from East Tennessee
shows that Senter will carry that sec ton by .
small majority. In that case Senter's majori-
ty in the State will not be less than $1,000.
MEMPHIS, Aug. 6-The official vote Of Shell
gives Senter 1852 majority. There Is. with the
exception of the disturbance ut Moscow, no
account of violence occurring at the polls in
Western Tennessee. The Democratic press
here in announcing the victory achieved yes
terday, calls upon the supporters of Senter to
remember charity in their hour of triumph,
and forget the wrongs that have been inflicted
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-07
CALIFORNIA.

ROL1TICAL
SAN Francisco, Aug. 6.-Eforts are being
to nominate ticket for the city and county
offices. Reform is demanded, and it is deemed
necessary to take the offices Of tho city out Of
the hands of politicians.
ARRIVAL OLA STEAMER
The United States steamer Newberne has
arrived from Sitka, touching al Fort Tongass.
Her news is unimportant.
INDIAN oUTRAGEs IN ARIZONA.
Advices from Arizona state that since Janu-
airy LIST, in Pima county alone 1890 head of cat
the same period, out of population of $50
whites the savages murdered 81 wounded Is
and carried two into captivity.
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-07

PRosPRCTS OF THE ECLRsE.
DEsMoINEs, Aug. 6.-The weather has been
cloudy for two days with no signs of break
up. Twelve astronomers are here with eleven
telescopes in position, also meteorological APP
paratus but they doubt the possibility of MAX
ing observations. The barometer rose little
tins morning but stopped. 1t will be great
scientific disappointment if the eclipse is not
viaihIa
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-07
Agents Wanted

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OF the United States Bar.
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This Is the ONLY NEW BOOK of the kind publish
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and Is Just what everybody needs for daily use.
1t Is highly recommended by many eminent Judges
including the Chief Justice and other Judges OF
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Bench Of Connecticut.
Sold only by Subscription. AGENTS WANTRD
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CAUTI0N.s- "a ss$
An old law-book, published many years ago, has
just been hastily ressued as "a new book, without
even suitable revision Of its obsolete statements
Do not confound that work with CHkMBERLIN's
LAW-BooK FoR THE PEOPLE. 50 81 jy24eo2w
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DIED

In this city. Aug. 4, Mr.. Luke Bradshaw. Ia native
of Englandj aged 70 years. Deceased was moulder
by trade, but for the last fifteen years was the baker
Evergreen Cemetery. ssssff
In Bath. Aug 6, Emma 9. Nash. aged 10 years.
eldest daughter of the late Joscphus Nash, OF Port
land
In Cape Ncddick. July %, Mrs. Betsey wife Of
Saml Plaisted, aged rs years.
In Winterport, Aug. l, Capt. VIM S. Smith, aged
So years.
In Gilead, July 20. Mrs. Betsey, vito Of Deacon
Eliphalet Burbank aged so years. n
In Machias, July 20, Miss Martha O. Brlen, aged
90 years 10 months. = - 44 -.
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-07
VIRGINIA. .

TEltHIBLE DROUGHT. nf
RICHMOND, Aug. 6.-Advices from Coyers
Spring, received to-day, are to the effect that
corn is suffering terribly from drought along
the Virginia and Tennessee railroad. No rain
has fallen for eight weeks.
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-07
NEW JERSEY.

DEFALcATIoN.
NEWARK, Aug. 6.-The Courier says Moses
Maybourn, a Jewish dry goods dealer, has abb
seconded leaving liabilities to the amount of
$4,000. It's reported that he has gone to Chr
cago His store was seized by the sheriff, but
some of his creditors had previously seized on
a large portion Of the stock -
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-07
Fsreian Markets.

LONDON, Aug -Forenoon.- Consols s2H for mon
ey and account. ~ s SSH
American securities United States 2o,s ss4
Erie shares 1Sz; Illinois Central shares 94l
LTyERPooL, July 30-Forenoon. Cotton steady;
sales 10000 bales; Mjddling uplands12fd; sales 81
port and 5000 for speculation; stock in port 27
600 bales, Of which 100 900 bales are American.
LONDON, Augs6--Evenings- Consols closed at 9Ql
q 93 tor money and account. E 3 IT'S u ti stflsr
American securities-United States 5-20's S34
Erie shares 1911; Illinois Central shares 92f. s ia
FRAEKFoRT, Aug. e-Evenlng. United States
b-2o's closed at sSf g ss}. efa1a
LIyEEPooL, Aug. s--Eyening. Cotton is active
buoyant at 62s Refined Petroleum firm at Is. III
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-07
WASHINGTON.

NAVAL ABSIuNEENTSs :.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 6.-Admiral Dahlgren
assumes command Of Washington navy yard
on Tuesday next in place of Admiral Porter,
who takes command of the squadron in Cuban
waters, relieving Admiral Hoff
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-07
Boston stock Lis,
MARRIED.

In Wells. July IS, George q Hatch and Annie L.
Gerry. M (. = - y ~
In Lisbon. July 25, George w. johnson and Ann
A. Nichols, both OF Lewiston.
In Pennington, July 10, Daniel W. Howard Of
doinham. ssFT Fe
In Cutler, July rs, Lucius A. Dennison and Ellen
NJ Gates. FIJI as aiiE
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-07
NEW YORK.
PRESIDENT GRANTS MovEdENrs.

" PRECEDENT CHANTS MOVEMENTS.
PoUGHKEEPsIE, Aug. 6.-President Grant
forenoon and returned to the residence of the
Secretary for dinner. Tomorrow morning the
President will leave West Point for Newburg,
where he is to have formal reception.
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-07
ALABAMA.
THE STATE ELECTION

THE STATE ELECTION.
Mo BILE, Aug. 6.-The First Congressional
District is uncertain, and it will take an Official
count to decide the vote.
MONTGOMERY, Aug. 6.--The returns are st;ll
meagre, but enough is known to render II GER
tain that Bnckly and Hayes, Republicans. have
been elected IN the Second and Fourth Dis
Democrats, are elected in the Fifth and Sixth
Districts by white majorities. Returns from
the First District are too indefinite to pronounce
certainly as to the result, but the impression Is
that Buckley is elected. The Third District Is
very close and 100 votes will probably decide
the contest
RIOT AT MOBILE.
Last night serious riot occurred in this
city, beginning at an outdoor Republican
meeting to celebrate the triumph of the Re-
publican candidate for this Congressional Dis
trict The meeting was large one and was
few white leaders. During the whole of yes
terday rumors were in circulation that the
negroes were very much excited and threaten
ed and meant to burn the Democratic candi-
called upon the Mayor and some of the Repub-
lcan leaders and advised them that it would
be better to postpone the meeting, for if the
efrgy threat was carried out the white people
could not be restrained from an attempt to re-
sent the indignity by force. 1t was thought
that these representations had the desired eff
feet and there would be no meeting. At eight
o'clock the tar barrels were lighted, and the
negroes began to flock in until they swelled
into crowd of 1000 or 1900. Many came with
gnns and most all with concealed pistols, knives
and razors. Nothing occurred to disturb the
meeting except the inflamatory talk of some of
the speakers, till about ten o'clock, when a jo-
cose dispute between two citizens on subject
entirely foreign to politics or the meeting at
tracted some attention, and on passing up to see
what it was about a white man accidentally
trod upon the foot of negro. just as the al
tercation about this was settled a pistol shot
was heard, and this was signal for general
firing. The whole crowd dispersed immediate
ly. The firing was continued for afew minutes
as the crowd scattered, and in ten minutes dead
quiet reigned, broken only by the tread of white
patrols.
The casualties were small, considering the
number Of shots fired, and the close quarters.
Many shots must have been fired in the air
Three negroes were killed outright, and five
wounded. Four police officers and three OF her
white men were wounded.
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-07
moraestic Hz MAJ /,

GLOUCESTER FISH MARKEr, Aug 5.--For the
week-Georges Cod6sh--last sales at Z co ~ OIL
so sfs n @ aass ss 'ass
@S00. The fare of 250 bbls. OF Bay arrived on
searee sales q Bank s Il % Tor White and
for Gray; smoked do q esc ~ ID. Oil--Cod S0c %
gal.-Cape Ann Advertiser. atsst y
NEW YORK. Aug. Go P. M.-cotton firm; sales
1900 bales; Middling upands 3Stc. Fiour-sales H.
400 bbls State and Western 20 "a 15c lower; supef-
fine to fancy State and choice Western so q TO;
Southern dp and Creeping common q e choice 81
and e 60 lower sales 50 900 bush; No, Spring at
162t; No. at IS g So: Corn g &c better; sales
sound and 10 g a for sound. Oats &c better sales
$1,000 bush.; State Sic afoat; Western S0lc afoat.
Beet steady and nd qRshangsd Pork qset and shade
shade irmer; sales $50 tisrces; steam i q 1sac;
Sugar steady; sales 10 fhds Porto Rico III q
@ "a a S S SSs Ha.sns
at Sc. Tallow firm at 1ff q 12Ic. Linseed quiet at
10 in Gold. Freights to Liverpool dropping; Cot
s 3 e. q saa + e! !. & Wheat
steamer 81 q SGD.
OrHoINNATI. Aug 6.--Whiskey firm; sales 500
bbls. at 10S Provisions quiet and firm with but
Bulk Meats 14c for shoulders and 1910 for sides. Ba-
con 153c for shoulders and 1s3 q 1sc Tor sides. Hams
&c Lard 1910 rra.sss3 .ss7fs s.si, 81 80 IS {.
q rs. Wheat frmer; No. at 45; No. O. buyers
option 35, and sellers 36; In the afternoon steady
at 81, seller August. Corn Is frm,a buoyant and
higher sales No 945c; in the afternoon 913 @ PC
seor August. Oats easier and lower; sales at IS a
5Gc for No. 2. Rye In fair demand; sales No. at q
q 96c, closing at 96e. Barley quiet No. nominaly
/ so q 81 rejected higher. High Wines quiet at
1o4 q l 044. Provisions firm. Mess Pork 1915 a
"a co. Lard 1s3 q 10c fer Winter and 1877 q Isle for
steam. z ise
MILWAUKEE. Aug, g. Flour unchanged Wheat
quiet at l 81 q SO for No.2. Corn nrmer. Oats
dull at &c. " ss5 - 'N
kwea; low Middlings 31t q 32e.
AUGUSTA, Aug. 6.-Cotton dull; Middlines size.
MOBILE, Aug. s.-Cotton quiet low Middlings at
soc. - slsg -
NEW ORLEANS Aug. 6.--Cotton-l0w, Middlings
81 q 3l3c. Sugar and Molasses nominal. 11sA "
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-07
NORTH CAROLINA.

ELECTION OF A ooLoRED MAN TO THE LEGIsIA-
TURE.
WILMINGTON, Aug. 6.-Engles (colored) was
elected to the Legislature yesterday by about
400 majority
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-07
Kennebunk Camp Meeting.

TsHE Meeting ON this old and favorite ground win
= commence ON menday, Aug. 23d, and con-
tinue until the following Saturday. s.s .....y
Ample arrangements will be made for the accom-
mediation OF all who may attend, with board, trans
There will be four daily trains between Portland
and Boston, all which will stop ut the grond
and thefollowing Rail Roads viii ss tickets at ali
their stations at greatly reduced rates. viz Eastern
Boston q Maine, p. 8. q p. p, Portland y Roch.
ester and Grand Trunk from Portland to Bethel
and intermediate stations
For further information address either of the COM
mittee as follows:s ~ agzn sns.uzasa ns.ssf4s,ss
SILAS p. ADAMS, Biddeford,
HORACE FORD, Biddeford.
/. Aug g. 1869. s., d&wtau3i
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-07

VNy1LI. be sold at Public Auction on THURS
Nv DAY, 9Th September next, at ii O'Clock M
at the Merchants Exchange, Portland, Ne. all the
pany, comprising. some 60 acres Of Upland and
Flats situated at tide water at the mouth OF Pre-
sumpsc0t river, with o water frontage OF several
and good depth OF wafer at the wharf - .,ls
The Works eoDs's OF a Forge Building about 100
by 40 feet containing Furnaces, Engine six ton
Nasmyth and other steam hammers, and all the
Tools and machinery for giDg heavy cranks, car
axles and all kinds OF Iron Work. ..,.. -.
Jhfs property Is within one mile of the city, and
will be sold without reserve. bus .Safl t1dlijd
= Per vote OF Stockholders...i, III ,4f 10 iifa -
. J. M.CHURCHlLL, Prsst. d.. ...s -sll4l
: -Plans Of Tie property may be seen at Mef-
chants Exchange. j F,Eorla} s-if jy2sdtd
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-07
e. M. PArrEN q co.
- Assignnee's Sale. q'aia
"holssals sseek sfPaiai., OII., ID, M.

ON MONDAY, August 9th. eo,,,,.,.--
~ o'clock, p NJ, and continued al Ia sn ~ 70
O'Clock each day, until the entire stock e ci ~
land Me. The stock OF Z. L. sfanwoc3. RsnI-
rupt consisting in part OF Drugs, Medicines, Chem
icals, Patent Medicines, Paints Oils, VarnsR Glass
Perfumery, Toilet and Fancy Goods, Imported and
Domestic Soap, TruFes Shoulder Braces Supporters,
large assortmentof Fluid and Solid EXIT acts, Dye
and Furniture In said store, Consisting ct Desks
Stove, Letter Press Office Chairs, Counter and Plat
form Scales, Gas Stove, Trucks, Tools, Baskets,
measures &c. ii
This stock Is well selected Was purchased for the
retail drug trade, and team be relied upon for purity
and commences. The above goods will be sold by
catalogue in lots 20 suit purchasers and the sale
offers an opportunity which dealers IN the above
Their particulars. call on "a g.. 9iT7' bs7Tr. ll1l
C. p. MATToCKs, Assignee, So Middle st.
julysl-dtd il no. o. BAILEY, Auctioneer.
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-07
House and Land on salem street
= ~ r'iiH ,lAt Auction.

I'm 1 shah sell tho / IL story House No 80 Sa-
lem ct, corner OF Walnut. Said house contains
rooms. good closets good cellar, plenty OF hard and
soft water. There is q small barn the lot; also,
Fruit Trees, Grape Vino. Shrubbery, sc. Lot 40 BY
80 feet - ~
This property is valuable to any one wishing
pleasant home, or investment, as property rents
easily IN lnis lecatonr 81 asii srH lae"
aasid - aF.o, RAILEY, Anet'r.e