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To the Honorable Boards Of County Commissioners
in and for the Counties OF Oxford and Cumber-
land.
THE undersigned, citizens of Otsheld, in the
County of Cumberland, and Oxford in the county of
Oxford, and legal voters in said towns, would re-
specttully represent, that the common convenience
and ecesty requires the location of public high
way commencing the road leading by the dwelling
house OF jonathan Wardwell in said Otisteld, in
said county of Cumberland, and at near the school
House standing on said road and near the dwelling
house of isaac Dure in said Utisfeld, then on the
most practical route across the line dividing the
towns of Otsfield and Oxford, and by the dwelling
house of Nathaniel E. Burns in said Oxford, and to
kiah Rich in oxford in the County OF Oxford and at
a point on SAID road the dwelling house OF He
zekiah Rich, in Oxford in the County of Oxford and
at point on said road near the dwelling house OF
Reuben Rich in Oxford; We therefore respectfully
pray your Honorable Boards after dine preliminary
proceedings, to view ana locate public highway over
the above described route, as in duty bound will
err pray.
DANIEL STONE, and others.
nt;rfo1d Jan,v oith 1850
The Portland daily press., 1869-09-14

The New York Stock Exchange has decided to
place Erie on the list again tomorrow, the registry
being IN ACCORDANCE with the rules of the Stock Ex-
change and registered certificates only are TO be good
on delivery The Railroad market at the close was
weaker on New York Central, but generally steady
on the balance of the list. Erie advanced from 375
to 39l, on the action of the Stock Exchange Among
Western shares Rock Island and Cleveland & Pitts
burg exhibited the most strength The Miscellane-
Gus list rallied from 75s to II for Pacific Mail but a
forwards reeeded to &c. The following are $50 quo
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VIRGINIA,

ATTORNEY GENERAL APPOINTED.
RICHMOND, Sept. 13.-Charles Whittlesey,
District, has been appointed by Gen. Canbp
Attorney General vice Bowden, resigned.
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Mrs. Ielcher's wonderful Cure

THIS remedy for female weaknesses, made from
rithouf supporters. Manufactured and sold by Mrs
Linus Belcher, Randolph, Mass. General AGENTS
& Co. 81 Park Row, New York.
90 H. H.. Hay General Agent tor Maine.
~ For sale by druggists everywhere.
May 10. weow1y21
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Notice.,
ReaC07'd.

Suitable reward will be paid to any party wno
"A will deliver to the subscribers the poat, sans,
Riaoina and Snars. cut adrift from schooner II. >.
Schemes. Can't Grimes of Rockport Mass, during the
gale OF Thursday last. DAxx a 90
+ sep13diwis JANA " w,
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AUCTION SALES.
Two Houses ON Canton stree, nv
Auction -

ON Friday Sept. 18th, at 3 o'clock p M
~ sell the property Nos and G. on Canton, s, snai
No is l 1-2 story wooden House contain;ns e s.
rooms, large attic and cellar. No Is 2I-2 s,or
house, contains room, closets. attic, cellar Scy
Plenty of hard and soft wafer; lot CO n 'front.' rnn
Mug back 30 feet. This sale offers good opportnn
ity for investment. Terms at sale
sepl1dtd n. d. BAILEY. Auctioua..
The Portland daily press., 1869-09-14

ONE entire set Of Stave Machinery, consisting Of
" Rolter Stripper, and Cutting off Saws. Edger
and Planer, aud Shinge Machine; Water Wheel
Shaftng, and Betting; all 10 good running order
AT same place. eight second-ha Power LOOMS to
weave cloth with; two broad and six narrow. with
shifting for sanet or kersey reed and mar
ness to them snitable Tor custom manufact turing.
Inquire of f. NAVAL,
augiw2mo* On the premises.
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Maine General Hospital.
MOTT q r

THE interest and liability of II. c. Freeman In
the firm of Green, Fog Go, ceases from TINS
date. The business of the firm will DO continued by
the remaining members under the style as hereto
fore at the old stand, No. 1T Commercial street.
GREEN, FOG 81 Co,
Portland, Sep. 9, 1862 sep10-3t
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Horses, Carriages, &c, at Auction
LIVERY SATURDAY, at IL O'Clock A. NJ, on new
y market lot, Market street, 1 shall sell Horses
Carriages, Harnesses, sc. H
Apl2s. F. o. BAILEY, Auctioneer.
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NEW YORK. Sept. 13-Evening-Money was cas-
Ter this afternoon the general rate being per cent
currency. Foreign Exchange dull and unchanged
at 1881 1885, Gold firm closing at 1861 q 1861
cent: Governments steady. Henry Clewes q Co.
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and Vicinity.
New Advertisements this Day

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Theatre-C. 4. Bidwell.
Coliseum Promenade Concert.
Boston Theatre-J. b. Booth.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Wanted-C. r Chisholm 81 Bros,
French Emily j. Gray.
Picked Up-Boat.
To Let-Room.
Found Boat.
savings Bank-Nathaniel f. Deering,
Piano-Forle-Ages NJ. Lord.
For the Islands-Steamer Gazelle.
Lost-6loney.
To Let-Rooms.
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r. A. RIRD IL CO., Auctiouee,s.
OFFICE EXCHANGE STREET.
BOILERS af AuctIan

THE BOiers-with their fittines-now I'm usa In
the City Building, will be sold on the premises
deliverable in the yard, on Saturday. sent 11tbY AZ
12i PM. Per Order.
w. L. PUTNAM, Chairman.
September H. 1860
Owing 10 the necessary absence Of certain officials
to attend the funeral of Mr. Fessenden, the above
sale is adjourned to Saturday next, at 12f O'clock
Sale on the premises and positive at that time.
Per Order, w. L. PUTNAM, Chairman.
Sent 7dtd
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Buildings at Auction.

t'HE Buildings belonging to the City, on the Hay
Scales Lot oppo.ite the head OF Hampshire st,
VIII De sold on the premises, Tuesday, Sept 18TH
a. ILL., ~ M. They will not be permitted to be moved
s'.,iull2, put must be taken down forthwith
Terms Cash. Per Order
sep7dtd W. L. PiiT>JAM cbo,r,nar
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DIS. EVANS d STROUT,
f DENTISTS,
No. 8, clamps Block. Congress St.,
Between Preble and Elm,)
PORTLAND.
For Sale at North Gray.

tY-All operations warranted to give satisfaction
Ether administered when desired wifi
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Northpor, leave Hunters Rost at9A m and p -. -
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Thirteen Adams presses With OF hands working dsT and
night badery
City utterly to keep with the rash for these
great books
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two best nove that have appeared from the Ams
press people buying begging and stealing them wherever
heJ found aud The publisher can't ben CRAFTY
or half satisfy the eonnOrAuu
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COUTH SIDE RAILROAD OF LONG
- lSLARD-wINrkR ARRASoE,Rsr.-On saa after o,,sssr
the Reossvet sud Grsadst Ferries isu
st5 Mall ssa Passenger Cor Pshosaei 10 r hsrnsi
$50 m, EIPres 90 Psieh"gus t1 p m Acc0m~el.h"s No
soa Saturdays thsagh Paehagues so p for Asr1ek-
BAyan an Valley strsa
sIss pt the Msrrisk late and tsy trains
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QSntips SaNmi,S.

A DODWORTH's CLASSES for DANCING
N At No. 77 Fnhavr on Mondays and Thursdays Tuesdays
81 FhiaTL ..-,.- - ,.,--,.-
AZ No Phhsvs Wednesdays and Saturdays or Siinrdy
Horuinga Fhh stages pas, the door ,
Also Rv,aing Mondays Thursdays for Gsuiemsa
Send for eircular
uLASKOs ACADEMY OF DANCING, "a
Thirty ouhs Morning and afternoon classes daily d'n'
tsmen Monday aud THURSDAY At
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NEWARK AND NEW.YORK RAILROAD

DARITAN and DEL. BAY RAILROAD.
~ For LONG BRANCH. RID BANK. BklCkSBrau, NJ
CHESTER TOMS RIVER 1c, BY steamer JESSE hOlr, 81
sept %. 1909 W. sSEDES. osssr.i Manage,
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DIR. THgoDOR MoMMsBN.

Reprinted from London edition. and less than bali the
price
To be completed in four volumes crown svO Pce OvOluDs L. 81 50
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The sIraor1ua eIcement which eiufed the Publication
81 limo that time bot us novel BY
author surprising everything for better novel tlAa the other
ADD q selling ten times ~ fast