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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-10-22
The AGED Rro,herhood.


This association of venerable men perfected
a permanent organization last Tuesday, by the
choice of the following officers:
President-Oliver Gerrish.
Wee Presidents-Robert Dresser, j. f.
Weeks, William Duran, N c. Rice, Osgood
Bradbury, Eli Webb and John Neal.
Secre:di y-Charles Baker.
easWer-Elisha Trowbrdge.
The following bylaws for the government of
the association were adopted
article l. The name and style of our society
shall be the Aged Brotherhood of Portland.
Article 2. The qualification for membership
shall be that our members shall be sixty-fve
years of age and upwards, of good moral char
acter and by signing the books of the society
Article 8. The fee or annual tax for mem
bership shall be one dollar; said fee or tax may
be on sufficient cause RENTED by the Board of
Managers.
Article l. The annual meeting of the Broth
erhood shall be on tina 31st day of August in
each year, but when such day falls on Sun
day it shall take place on the next fair week
dav thereafter.
shall consist of a President, Secretary and
Treasurer, and one Vice President from each
ward in the city, to be elected annually by bal
lot All the officers to be thus elected may be
placed on one ballot, and said officers shall
constitute the Board of Managers OF the Broth
ness pertaining to the society not provided for
at the meetings of said Brotherhood
Article g. The Treasurer shall give such
bonds for the faithful discharge of his duty as
the Board of Managers shall from time to time
require.
Article T. Special meetings of the Board Of
Managers shall be called by the Secretary
when requested by the President, or at the re-
quest of any three members of the Brother
hooI.
Article g. The managers, or a majority Of
them, may from time to time apply any por-
ton of the accrued funds to administer to or
relieve the wants of any destitute brother.
article g. Any ten members desiring gen.
eral meeting of the brotherhood and making
| a written request therefor to the President or
in his absence or inability, to the Vice Presl-
| dents of the several wards in numerical or
der, for the same, he shall direct the Secretary
| to call such meeting
Article 10. All notices of meeting Of the
brotherhood shall be inserted in two of the
daily papers. of the city for one week previous
| to said meeting.
Article II. The Bylaws may be altered or
| amended at any annual meeting of the Broth
erhood.
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NEW YORK, Oct. 21-6P P. M.-Uotton heavy and
decidedly lower; sales % bales; Middling upands
26ac FOLr-sales Is, 900 bbls; State and Western
steady with fair business; supe, fine fancy State
60 a 80; do to choice Western GO q 60; South
10 IS; California nominal Wheat only in fair r. de-
mand and favors buyers; sales $4,000 BUSH; No 2
Spring new SO; Winter Red Western l A q 451;
White State good to choice 81 a 60. Corn "a Sc
lower sales 80 OC0 BUSH; Mixed Western 90 a csc
for unsound and 90 @ 03 for sound. oats heavy;
sales 81 600 bush: new Southern and Western 50 q
er; sales $50 bbs. new mess closed at 80 rs cash;
prime rs so a 26 90. Lard shade frmer; sales 3s5
without decided change; sales 5000 bbls sugar firm;
sales GOO hhds. Porto Rico 12s "a 13c; Muscovado ~
S q Csc Talow steady at III q Tic. Linseed is
dull at 2 III Gold. Freights to Liverpool firmer;
Flour per sail 2s I'D; Wheat per do 94d.
CHICAGO, Der. 21.-Flour in better demand; sales
at so a Is for Spring extras Wheat is quiet and
lower; No. az OBJ a o.; No. at 993c q 90; in
the afternoon No. q inactive at 99A cash seller
ceipts; in the afternoon No was inactive at &c,
seller Oct Oats dull and lower a. 4O4 a 40ac for No.
2. Rye dull; No. at 57lc riley dull at Is q
inactive Mess Pork 81 80 q 81 IS, Lard dull at 16s
a tic. Dry sailed shoulders nominally IA q lac.
cattle in good demand at 90 a 4 rs tor Cows and
625 "a 7 90 tor light to good feshy shipping. Live
Hogs inactive, firm and higher at 50 @ % for
common and light and 10 10 q 10 25 for extra.
demand at 1 t. Pork neglected and held at 81 90.
Lard dull at 1T q Tie. Bulk Meats nominally un.
changes. Bacon dull; sales shoulders at l6ic; sides
193 a 193c. Green Meats in good demand at II a1
15c and held ic higher.
MILwAUKEE, Oct 21.-Flour steady and unchang-
ed. Wheat quiet; No. at O6; No. Q at 99c. Corn
firm at 75c for No. 2 Rye steady; No. at 1sc. Bar
ley nominal
DETROIT, Oct 2l.-Flour active at 5 80 q 6 90 -
Wheat heavy; extra White IS; No. White 80;
regular %; Amber 12a. Oats Al q 4sc. Barley
firm at 2C5.
NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 21.-Cotton opened active but
nothing was done after receipt of evening Liverpool
advices and the market closed unsettled and nomi-
nally al 24ac. New Molasses 05 a Is. Sugar I'M
changed.
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WASHINGTON.
INTERNAL REVENUE APPOINTMEI

INTERNAL REVENUE APPOINTMENTS.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 21.-The following APP
pointments were made to-day:
w. G. Gray, Collector of Internal Revenue
for the seventh district of Pennsylvania, vice
VIM. q. S. Waine; X. Mahlon, Yardley Col
ector for the fifth district of vice
Joseph Ramsley; Philip Branback, Collector
for the third district of Texas, vice r. A. Lane.
REVENUE MATTERs-DECREAsE OF DEBT.
The receipts from Customs and Internal
Revenue thus far during this month have not
been as large as the corresponding time last
month, and it is thought by the Treasury Off
Gals that the totals at the end of the month
will show decrease from both sources The
expenditures this month, however have not
been very heavy, and the public debt statement
to be issued on the first of November will show
considerable decrease in total. On the first of
November, $25, 846 900 in coin will be required
to pay the sc mi annual interest on the 500
bonds. The Treasury has now on hand about
$84, 100000 in coin $28 900 900 in coin certifi-
Gates, and about $4,000, 900 in currency. After
the payment of the draft required for interest
over $S5,0OO,OOO will Iemain ON hand, ana no
more will be required Tor payment Of interest
until January. H.-
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o'r 'nGN rERM.-TAPLEY, j.. PRESIDING.
!ho"sDAY.- John d. Buzzel vs. Grand Trunk
ni'lway' stii on trial. The jury have gone to view
Tue pace under charge of Deputy Sheriff accompa-
lion oy Howard and Bradbury to point out the
spot where the Doctors one horse 'shay" like the
'Deacons' after having run just hundred years to
day, with a shiver and a thrill went down with
spill. The former verdict was not set aside by the
lower court as the types made it, but by the law
court, which is the highest court in the State.
Howard Bradbury & Bradbury.
Il C.,sl
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THE city of Portland, Me-, has placed the
International Industrial Exhibition under
great obligations by her really superb contri-
button. We need scarcely direct the attention
Of visitors to the handsome Jump Seat Car
riage, the two elegant Trotting Sleighs, and
the six-seated Family Sleigh, manufactured by
G. P. Kimball, Esq, of the city named, and
which occupies position in the central avenue
of the Rink, Immediately west of the magnifi-
cent oil and prize medal pyramids of Mr.. F. s.
Pease. The manufactures of Mr.. Kimball may
be said to be located in fashionable quarters,
and they deserve to be, for they are Just now
challenging the attention of fashionable peo-
pie and all others who have an eye for the
tasteful and the elegant.
The Jump seat ca. riage" is something new
out this way, and is really not so suggestive of
violence to the riders as its name might indi-
cate. 1t is simply handsome, light, sinewy-
framed famiy-vehicle, the front seat of which
may be jumped back under the rear seat and
concealed from view, or jumped from its place
of cOncealment into position in front; thus
making twO-seated or four-seated carriage at
will. The mechanical continuance by which
this seat is adjusted is exceedingly simple, is
patented, and. as we say Of an invention that
must necessarily come into general use, there
money in it. "-Bufdlo Record.
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We hardly think that Little Bafefoot" will
rank as literary production with "Much Ado
about Nothing" "The Lady of Lyons" or
even, to go still lower in the scale Of merit,
with such pieces as the Streets of New York"
"A good play" says Richard Grant White, the
celebrated Shakspearian scholar, "is written
to be played; but, just in proportion as it is
good, tnat Is, dramatic in the higher sense, will
IL give pleasure when it is read.' Now
fanchon would not intensely interest the
schoar when he attempted to read it, and
Little Barefoot" would no doubt be dose, as
an entertaining volume to vile away weary
hour Tor the mildest capacity. Consequently
tnelr attractive merit lie in the dramatic power
OF the actors. But there is only one character,
strictly speaking, to this class of plays and the
star actor, or actress, has to bear the weight of
nearly the whole performance. Miss Mitchell
therefore had difficult task to accomplish last
night TO interest her audience by her own ex-
ertlOns. Not that we wish to blame the COM
pany, but there didn't seem to be much of
anything for the company to do The language
OF the play is powerful weak" and the plot is
of the "Fanchon" order; or in other words, the
play is sort of illegitimate offspring of Gan
chon. Miss Mitchell was very arch and
sprghtly, particularly in the first act, where
she keeps her head going so as to render it
impossible to comb her hair, and shakes all
over with joy at the prospect of going to the
ball. She is as graceful as a kitten and her
waltz Is the poetry of motion. We bid her
goodbye with regret for we think that our
citizens have been benefited by seeing piece
OF real acting but are glad to hear that there is
prospect of her return shortly, when the
"Pearl of Savoy will be produced and several
new pieces.
We were favored with the new scenery from
Boston last night, which was much more ap-
propriate to the play than that of the evening
before, although it was nothing startling in
point of gorgeousness, Still we wish to bear
testimony to the desire of Mr. Lowell to keep
faith with Portland audience and to state
that the scenery was left in the depot at Bos-
ton, and was not forwarded in time for the
first night. As Mr.. Lowell has never allowed
himself to deceive any one knowingly, and
has heretofore, as we'll as on this occasion,
brought the best companies to this city that
have ever appeared here, we gladly state these
facts.
The orchestra has been composed of the best
players in Chardler's band, led by Mr.. Will
mer, and has given great satisfaction and we
think the public will bear us out in the state
ment that so long as we are dealt as fairly
with as we have been by Manager Lowell
there will be no cause for complaint
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Valuable KeoI 3 state and Furnl.
ture at AucCJOn

ON WEDNESDAY, October 9th, at II o'clock A
Gray Street, consisting of Carpets, Cbamoer Ssts,
Bureaus Sofas, Chi s. Rockers, Card and Pembroke
Tables SUI erior Black Walnut sook Case, Crocksry
and Glass Ware, Kitchen Furniture, &c.
At IL o'clock NJ, the two ami . ha,f story WOODEN
house. No, 70 Gray street. Said house CONTAINS tee
fnishea rooms with ample closets, Ma bile Chimney
Pieces, and gas. Excellent cellar, cemsnted NO Z.
brick aud cemented cisrern, never fsiIng spring %
water. The lot is Al ieeI uont and about liz iest
deep, and contains about $500 square rect.
This Is the most desirable pteces Oh real es-
tate that has been offered In this city TOR some tns,
and we would call particular at ention to the SALE
oct2itd f. .. BAILEY, Anct'r.
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NEW Y0RK
SALE OF LOCOMOTIVE WORKS.

SALE OF LOCOMOTIVE WORKS.
New YORK, Oct N.-The jersey City Loco
motive Works have by a vote of the stock
holders at a meeting held to. day, been leased
to Mckay of Boston, and he willat once COM
mence to build locomotives there
CONSCIENCE STRICKEN CoUNrERFEITER.
Col. WHITLEY, of the United States detective
service, to-day received by express a package
containing $4,000 in well executed counterfeit
25 cent stamps. The PACKAGE was accomna-
MED by letter signed H., saying, the sender
had resolved to give up the counterfeiting bust
ness. and requesting the detectives to relirou,sh
their pursuit of him.
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Horses. Carrlapes 90 -,
Administrators Sale.

NURsIJANT to license OF the Judge Of p obais
tor Cumberland County. 1 shall rel al Pub 10
Auction on the premises, Friiay, the ED da, o.
Oe.ob r, 1869, at 8 o'clock p. M (oe'ns postpone
corner Of Newcury and Gnu. eh Street In Portland,
about So by 80 feet, SUBJECT to ma r.eaee to the
Portland Savings Bank 1850 with interest DAT
ed March 18th, 1869. For further parueuais Ga
quiIe OF the undersigned. ,r 49,,
r. RIRD a. co Auctioneers oo.l2 ED
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JUDGE KINGsBURY PRESIDING.
THURsDAy.-State VS.. Ira Mitchell. Assault and
battery on Azarah Fogg, of Freeport, in Freeport,
tne 18TH OF this month Pleaded not guilty; trial
decision guilty. Fined S. and costs. Paid.
state VS.. Michael Conroy. Burning barn. Plead
ed not guilty. Suspended to Friday, Oct. 22d.
State vs. Peletiah Foss. Larceny Pleaded not
guilty. Examination waived. Ordered to recognize
In $500 for his appearance at the January term of
the Superior Court Committed.
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NEW S
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE
MAINE.

Especial Dispatch by Western Union Line.]
SERIOUS ACCIDENT AT LEWISTON
WEE.
LEWISTON, Oct. de. w. Elder, carpen-
ter employed on the new Baptist Vestry, fell
this forenoon distance OF twenty feet, sus-
tanning very serious injuries.
slight fire occurred this afternoon on the
roof of the house owned by Michael Sullivan,
which was extinguished without a general
alarm.
A grand levee takes place at the new Bap-
fist Chapel tonight.
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ESTEscTAiN NJ r. xTS.
EGYPT AND PALESTINE !
AooURsE OF SIX
Lectures on Egypt and Palestine.
REV. G.. ". BOSWORTH. ID. ID.

The first two on the Nile, the Pyramids the ruins
ofERypt, and the countrv and poodle as now found
r. Tue next, on the Desert OF Sinai, Tent-i e. the
caravan, Red Sea, l. aeps Wapderngs, Petra, the
Bedawn and excl ing adventures.
One on Jerusalem and the other cities of Ancient
Israel.
Sea OF Gallee.
The SIKH on Samaria and Galilee with Mts. Gil
ooa, H-rmnn. and the plain OF Esdraelon, both
ancient and modern.
These Lectures are the result of the Dr's visit TO
the East and have already been delivered repeatedly
anu win signal success. They are illustrated by
Maps and charts which add greatly their interest
and aid in comprehe noing.
me hrst lecture OF the course will be delivered in
the Ere st Church, on Wednesday Evening Oct
z" IN, Doors open at o'clock, to commence at 8 A.
I.cKets Tor the course 81 90, to be obtained at
LoriDg, short n Harmon's Bailey & Moves, HAYES
q Douglass, N. Ellsworth s. Sons VI. S. whitters,
and Hoyt, Fogg & Breeds. Evening t:ckecs 25
cents, obtained at the door.
Due notice will be gwen of the remaining lectures
Oct6td
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LONDON, Oct. Fill A. M.-Consols $50 for mon
ey and account.
American securities-United States 5'2O's 1862,
S1d; do 1866, old, Ss 90 1867, S3t; do 1O4Os 76I;
Erie shares, 22a; Illinois Central shares, 50.
FRANKFORT, Oct. 21-11 A. M.-United States
5-2O's s72 a S7a.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 21-1i A. M.-Cotton quiet: sales
5000 bales; Mlddling upands NJ a i2ld; do Orleans
12t q ,25d. Red Western Wheat 9s eli. Flour 24s
cd. Corn 29ts. Pork HOS. Lard TBS.
FRANKFORT, Get. 2l-Evening.- States
500 bonds closed quiet and steady at s7z.
LONDON, Oct. 2l-Evening- Consols closed at 932
for money and account.
American seeurities-United States5-2O's 1862 cou-
pons, do 1865, old, 49, do 1867, sSt DO Stt.
764; Erie shares, 213; Illinois Central do, 20
easier. .uo,ot
LIVERPOOL, Oct. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS t9i.
closed quiet Middling uplands "a; 90 ,eIan fnr
sales 5000 bales 1900 bales OF which "e'e '"A'N ~
export and speculation. $780,, M, GOO IN,
1od on SPOT. Glover seed 40s for american heo;
W to ~ Oct 2l-Evenins. Official returns oitne
n ~ r. land show that the amount OF specie i'll
itsWauts has decreased e292'0OO during the week.
us 81 aW.SA. Oct. 2i.-Sugar-prlces stiff and quo
tations unc changed
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AUCTION SALEs.
Guardians sale.

I'm Saturday, October 18th, 1862 at noon, win
" sold at public sac on the premises; Lot o,
land on Franklin 81, east siie, between Congress
Franklin SC, and seventy eight u.s. feet deep, firm
ely No 81.
Congress and Cumberland sts, beng about drty-
three 1881 feet on Franklin ST. and one hundred eight
(iocl fret deep, formerly No A.
Lot between the last lot and Cumberland st, on
same side OF Franklin st, being abou. nny.nvs ~
eet on Fra kiln st. and one hundred and eight tivs
ieet deep, formerly No as,
Terms al sale.
tbrs above sale is adjourned to Saturday next ct
'niee O'Clock NJ GU the uremises
rhaNkLlN q. WOODY, Guardian.
popFpr SARAd O. MOODY, Guardian.
hoDEhI A. BIRD s. CO, Auctoneer sep15td
Horses. Carriages, &c. ar Aucf,on
LIVERY SATURDAY, at II O'Clock A M go
II market lot, Market street, shall ssli Hon a
Carriages, Harnesses, &c.
Apl2s #. o. BAILEY, Auetiopesr.
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BRIEF JoTTINGs. = There were eighteen
woodcOck shot in the rain on Saturday, not
nine. Still the boys did well.-A meeting of
the parties interested in a Maine General Hos
pital, was held on Wednesday evening Let
tiers were read in favor of the movement from
abroad, and the meeting adjourned to Thurs
day evening next-Royal Williams bought the
Joseph Hale house, No 92 State street, yes
terday, for So, 45O.-Fine day yesterday.-Con-
gressional Committee stopped at the Falmouth
Hotel.-Rev. DR.. Pratt and wife are at the
Falmouth,
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N6W AuVCft1gGmt0Tt THE
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Bonds-Swan q Barrett.
A Card
To Censumptives.
vsw ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN
Bank Divideni-E. Gould.
Animal Meeting-Thos Hayes.
Notce-Estate Sami n Beale.
Apples-F Hall.
Dissolution-Smith & Baker.
p, Association G. hayes.
Farmers Helper.
Wanted-Agents.
Lost Ear Ring.
Proposals. for Coal-Charles Clark.
Sherit's Sale--E. N. Perry.
Stave1 Sheen.
The Novelty Wringer.
Salt for Sale
House to Let-Peter Williams.
Dodd's Nervine.
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Large Wooden Building ON Leased
Land at Auction.

IN THURSDAY, October 2sth, at IL o'clock
" p. M wilt be sold the two and half story
wooden building on the corner OF Commercial and
10 feet In length Has recently been occupied for
machine anu carpenters SHOP. The BUILDING can
remain or be removed, at the 0puon OF the purchas
wishing large we'll built building. Terms easy
and made known at sale. particulars call on
g. H, Newhali, No. 303 Commercial Street, or
oct21dtd F. o. BAILEY, Auctioneer.
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NOTICES hereby given, that the subscriber has
~ been duly appointed and taken upon himself the
trust OF Administrator of the estate Of
JOSEPH JAMES, Iate Of Brunswick,
in the County OF Cumberland, deceased and given
bonds the law directs. All persons having demands
upon the estate of said deceased, are required tc
exhibit the same; and all persons indebted to said
estate are called upon to make payment to
EDWARD JAMES, Admir- OF Ffeeport
4i-3t
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TENNESSEE.
A. ]. still Swinging Round on the Outside
of the Senatorial Oircls.


NASHVILLE, Oct. 2l.-The Legislature bal
loted four times to-day for United States Sen
ator The last ballot stood as follows: johnson
4S, Etberidge 81, scattering "a. johnson lacks
but four votes of an election.
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bss nAs sgas Oct. isrn Black Teas thefs baye
bic The renor," ~ Adyices continue favoras
az eSn tta eoi Iee exports date have been an
been 46 900 packages. "' Se''iements have
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APPLEToN's ALMANAc.-A. Robinson, under
the Falmouth Hotel, has the Appleton Almanac
for 1870 for sale. 1t is got up in the very best
style and is model of excellent paper and print
The illustrations are by Donley, whose reputa-
ton as an artist is too well known for any COM
ment from us. The interchangeable rep
reservations of autumn leaves, which decorate
the covers, are alone worth the price of the al
manac. ......... ...l. ..r
Commemorate or District Court record
yesterday, a false impression is created by say
ing that Judge Fox would give hearing in
the case of G. P. Mattocks, Assignee in bank
ruptcy, against Eleanor Gillespie. on Monday
next. 1t should be that the Judge will render
decision on Monday next.
PoLICE.-The man who stole the money from
the till of Mari Brothers store last Saturday
afternoon was arrested by the police yesterday,
and he confessed the crime.
One or two plain DRINKS in the station.
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NEW YORK, Oct 21-Evening The Money mar
ket continues easy on call loans at a per cent,
with exceptions at per cent. There consioera-
BILE demand tor time loans to-day, especially tor 60
and 80 days nut neither banks nor money lenders
showed any disposition to lend on time notwIth-
stanling the per cert and that liberal nm iss ions
offered in addition to the legal rate. The dis
count market is dull and firm; business notes pass
slowly at 10 to II per cent. The Gold market was
active this afternoon than for some time past
and the prices suddenly advanced to 18Th but finally
settled 1901. This riss caused con iderable COM
ment on the street, and it variously attributed
to rumors of a decline in bonds at London to the
hrmness of foreign Exchange and more active de-
mand for legitimate trade. At one time there were
som vague reports from Washington in regard to
Treasury movements, but these did not take any
defaite shape. The rates paid for carrying to-day
were 3, A 0 per cent. Foreign Exchange firm on
the basis Of 1851 @ 1099. Cotton and cram oils are
scarce and there is more demand Tor Exchange f. ON
imports as we'll as tor remittances tor November
coupons which explains the present hrmuess Of the
market. Governments closed firm. Henry Clewes
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nat aRe Ia;
~ peen Of administrator OF the estate Of
WARD MOVES, late OF Portland,
J.; tho County of Cumberland deceased and
iven bonds thelaw directs. Allpersons having de-
ands pom the estate OF said deceased are required
70 exhibit the same and all persons indebted to said
estateare called upon to make payment to
FREDERICK FOX, Admir-
Portland, Oct. 9th, 1859. ocsdIaw3wF
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Seizure of Goods.

NOTICE is hereby given that the following de-
IN scribed goods were seized at this bort on the
days hereinafter mentioned for violation OF the Rev.
enue Laws, viz:
July %, 1869, on r. Rd. Wharf, bottles Brandy;
Aug. A. on the str ct 1900 Cigars; Aug 49, at No is
Market Square, l76' cigars; Aug. 1s, on board
Brig Merrlwa, iDemiiohn Rum; Aug. q, on beard
and u dozen Eggs Sept. 2, board St'mr Cabot a,
10 doz. vloln Strngs Sept. ", at 1893 fore street.
SOUo igars sept 70, on board Stmr Carotta ~ yds
Snk sept. 20. on board St'mr New York, Al yds.
Blk Lasting tct at 19S Fore street, package
containg small fancy bag and Gold Pin.
Any person persons claiming the same are eua ae
quested to appear and make such claim withh vi
ty days from the date hereof. Otnerwi*I the sc's
goods will be disposed ofn accorda nrav M
otCOngress in such case maze I AIN fr Ioliector
Portland, Oct IS. 1862