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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-11-01

REAL ESTATE CHANGEs.-The following
transactions have recently taken place in real
estate in this city:
Charles Bradley, Esq, has purchased the
residence of the late James E. Fernald, on
Spring street. Price paid, $1,000. s.
u. X Harmon, Esq, has purchased lot OF
land on Mellen street, so feet front by about
100 deep, next 10 that owned by Judge Davis.
The large residence corner of Cumberland
and Green streets, owned by Franklin Craw-
ford, Esq, has been purchased by Hon j. H.
Drummond for $4,000.
The IL story house corner of Pearl and
Kennebec Streets has been purchased by Mrs
Mary Jane Davis. .la sH-
The new house, No SO Elm street, owned by
6. L. Wescott, has also been sold.
One half of the block of two houses on Emery
street, owned and built by Josiah p Wescott
of Congress Square Universalist church. VI
The 2 IL story house, No. 100 Vaughan street,
owned by Mrs. Whitney, has been purchased
by j. Deering.
One of the new houses built on Spring street
near Bracket, by Geo. r. Davis, has been sold
to Mrs. Short and the other to Conductor
Hobbs, of the P. S. & P. r. r. H
A. w. Harris, Esq, has sold the brick house
Oh the corner OF Pine and Lewis streets, lately
owned by George Gilman, to Henry B. Hart,
and taken in part payment therefor, the
brick house on Brown street, owned by Mr..
Hart. ~ ..r. I'M.
The IL story house, No. 8 M street, with
stable lot 40x74, has been purchased by Mrs,
Spaulding of Westbrook, for $4,000
Chas E. Somerby has sold his residence cor
ner of Cumberland and Mechanic streets, to Ste
phen r. Porter of this city,
The new house corner of Elm ard Lincoln
streets, owned by Geo. L. Wescott, has been
purchased by j. r. Duran. .r....
The Third Parish have sold their lot on Con-
gress street, adjoining the Payson Memorial
church, to Mr. Daniel Furbish The price
paid we understand, is $450O.
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rJNHE method pursued by me in fttns1saectacles
Il can be found in ent works he Eys by
Lawrence, Moore, Williams and others.
1t is the ony which even app oximaies to Gu
racy, anu which keeps the ey IN its bet condition.
Every reliable Ocuhst will recommend It a. the
only correct method known.
Ii is extensiv y pracused IN all the larger cities
of this country ana in Europe, but 10 usually at
Iepde hy considerable ad iitonal expen c, as the
eve is fitted by the Ocunst an The correct elasses
then purchas d OF the the ODtcian. The flung
and f,iru hing being unied charge is made aDove
the ordinary pii OF the gla ses.
&. FL. FARLEY,
. oct1eod6m No Exchange -.
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NORTH CAROLINA

WnMNaroN, Oct. 3e.-All of The officers OF
the privateer Cuba were to-day discharged by
the Commissioner except d. A. Telfar, ID; ID.
Munro, G. Isling, r. II. Gibson, N. ID. Philips,
L. French and John Lynch, who were requir-
ed to give bail in $500 each for their appear
ance before the U. S. District Court.
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NIISsOU RI.
THE WRECK OF THE sTONEwALL-FURTHER
e.. PARTICULARS. Fa

PARTICULARS. FH
ST. LOUIS, Oct 31-The Republican has a
dispatch from Capt. Taylor, one of the commit
tee that left here last night for the wreck of
the steamer Stonewall, which says: No bodies
have been found to-day Those buried yester-
day were unknown Several persons were
picked up below here yesterday alive, but we
have been unable to learn their names. The
wreck is still burning. The freight in the hold
is injured and is being stolen rapidly If the
board of underwriters had sent a tug down
$4,000 worth of property could have been
saved. The safe of the boat has been taken
out and is in charge of Judge Henderson, a
Justice of the peace.
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NEW YORK. Oct. 30-MOney easy at CT per
cent. The week closes with an easier feeling so far
high rates discounts; prime paper is still offered
at q 10 per cent. Foreign Exchange dull. Gold
hrmer at 1881 Some moderate amounts OF curren.
ury has received upon sales OF coin 81 GOO 600
than 1t has paid upon purchases of bonds. And as
from any point, it seems probable that the banks
have lost legal tenders upon the weeks movement.
Governments frmer and advanced. Henry Clewes
~ he foll arrinfr 1
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THE FIRST SLEIGHING. are informed by
the Mail Agent on the Portland & Kennebec
road, that on Saturday morning the sleighing
was good about all the way from Brunswick to
Augusta, and that in the several cities and
towns, through which the train passed, the
sleighs were out and the occupants enjoying a
merry time.
In Portland there was not a particle of snow
upon the ground and no signs that any had
fallen. 1t melted as fast as it came down on
Friday
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. BACK AGAIN.-The revenue steamer Ma
honing, which is at Chester, Penn, undergo
ing repairs, has been ordered back to this sta
ton, and will be here about the frst of next
month. The numerous friends of Capt. Web
ster will gladly welcome his return.
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NE w YORK.

NEW YORK, Oct. 31.-Between 10 and
o'clock this morning the planning and moulding
mill OF Ogden & Carpenter was with its con-
tents entirely destroyed by fire. Ogden &
sured for $4,000. John Mckenzie, wood tur-
ner, who occupied a portion of the building,
berfeld, cabinet makers, Who occupied one
floor, lost $4,000. No insurance. The fire
spread to the offices and stables of Ward. Nor
ton & Co, and the lime and stone yard adioin
ing, causing loss of $4,000. Insurance un-
known. tN .'
REGISTRATION OF VOTERS.
The registration of voters in this city and
Brooklyn closed yesterday. In the city the
from last year Of 30,515. In Brooklyn the total
registration was 56,56l, icing decrease from
last year of Il, 686. .-...
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EXCITEMENT IN CHURcH.-Some considera-
BILE excitement was experienced in State St.
Church Sunday morning in consequence OF
one of the worshippers being seized with an
epiept!c fit. He was taken from the church
and medically attended to. llJ p.lo.
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ALL SAINTS DAY.-To-day being All Saints
Day, we understand that morning prayer will
be held at st. Luke's church on State street at
9 and II o'clock; at the latter hour a sermon
will be preached and the Holy Communion
celebrated li. -.l Ella ..I I. b.. -i
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Seizure Of Goods.

NOTICE.. hereby given that the following de-
IN scribed goSus were seizeu at this tsoiL On tie
days hereinafter mentioned tor violation OF the Kew
enue Laws, viz ,.
July q, 1859, on R. Rd. Wharf, 8 bottles BrsrSJ,
July a. on board Sch. Abbie l bbi S.Sssts
Market Square, 1863 igars; a.s. ~, on bad
Brig Merriwa, iDemiiobn Ran Aug Fl, on a,d
St'mr New York, box containing i6 DO ties Brandy
anil II dozen hggs; Sept. 2 BOARD Stinr Ca,ot a,
Is doz. vlo n Str ngs; Sept ", az i9S -ore SIR ct,
sI epvs; SeBS q, on board s,mr Carlotta - yds
DIX L an I'll "a az l9S Fore street, one package.
ooh anw nerson or peisons ciaa Coli Pin.
ouested to appear AMI make such elal % bs ,ao
GaoJs will be disposedofin accordance VIII INC
~ Congress in such cast made and prGv,eoii ector.
Washpo'' d1aw3w
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M. l.. A. CoURsE.-Our readers will remem-
Der that the Mercantile Library Association
course of lectures and concerts for this season,
open this evening at City Hall, with grand
concert by Miss Adelaide Phillips, assisted by
Mrs Smith, soprano; Mr.. Rudolphsen, basso;
Miss Alice Dutton, the celebrated young plan
ist, and Mr. Arbuckle, the renowned cornet
player; the whole to be under the direction OF
Mr.. Kotzs chmar. That there will be a brilliant
audience no one can doubt But we advise all
to purchase tickets for the course, even if they
do not wish to attend all the lectures 1t will
be a saving in the end, as there are to be six
lectures from eminent men and probably an
other concert The gallery is reserved for the
entire course, and an additional charge of 81 90
is made for tickets to that portion of the hail.
Secure your tickets to-day, if you wish to be
in season. Reserved seats can be secured at
Paines Music Store.
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FL DIsBANDED. Boat Club has disbard-
ed. The Company have sold their boats and
disposed of the balance of their property at auc-
ton. We regret the disbandment of this COM
pany. 1t has ranked among the best in our
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PUBLIC INsTALLATIoN.-The officers of Ar
cana Lodge No. 1, l. o. of G. T., will be pub
licly installed this evening at 7 IL O'Clock, at
Sons of Temperance Hall, 351 IL Congress
street. The public are cordially United ~
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FIRE.-The alarm from box q about half
past five O'Clock Sunday afternoon was occa-
stoned by a fire breaking out in the house of
John Sidney, on Fore street, at the foot OF
Chatham. 1t was soon extinguished withs
damage-more by water than fire. ,-ar+ =yasfeta.
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MUSIC
a Mr. a. II. WHEELOCK

Proposes to open school instruction In the ele-
mentary principles OF Vocal Music, at the rooms OF
the HAYDN ASSOCIATION, in Mechanics Hall,
to meet on TUESDAY ana FRIDAY evenings, at 1
o'clock commencing Tuesday evening Nov, Nd.
TERMS, tor course OF twenty lessons, Gentlemen
$500, Ladies $500; payable In advance. .s-a.
DE also proposes TO open a school at the same
place, for teaching the rudments OF music to a
Glass OF Children, from six to fourteen years Of age
adopting the mode OF instruction used by Professor
LUTHER w. MASON, Teacher of Music IN the
Boston Primary Schools, which method has prov cd
eminently successful. This class win me on
WEDNESDAY, and SATURDAY afternoons at
halt past two O'Clock. CONNIE ing Nov Sd
ER-M essrs. KOl ZSCHMAR, and LOWELL have
had the opportunity ofhearing Prof Ma,on's pupils
sDg and can speak as TO the success of this me bod
in the Boston Schools.
TERMS, for course of twenty Lessons, $3.50 In
advance. .H t.h.f.
having had many years experience in teaching.
Mr. w. hotes he may be alb to do something 10
wards sup lying the want felt and acknowledged in
this community-of good elementary instrustion in
singh g. He is nermi ted % refer 10 Me sr- Abutr
Lowell, nj. N. Rich, A NJ. Smith, Charles @. Riei-
add, Sumner Q Fernald, P. w. Neal, Hern at
Kotzschmar, VIM. III. bennett, Sampes-s-eodaS-
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POLICE ITEMs.-Saturday night six persons
were brought to the station for drunkenness,
two for larceny and eight applied for lodgings.
Sunday two were brought in for drunken
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ARREST. -Truant officer Smith, on Satur-
day, arrested two lads named Thomas Conroy
and George Andrews for larceny of gun. 1t
is said there are other charges against these
lads A.. .A E. H.N .fa.F
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BoARDING.-We call attention to the adver-
tisement OF Miss Butterfeld. Her accommo-
dations are of superior kind
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ANY competent man can secure the agency
OF an old established Life Insurance Company
by calling at the Falmouth Hotel. See adver-
tisement 'a...i 400 .... 4
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The c. P. LIS will give their second promen.
ade concert at Congress Hall, Friday evening
See advertisement r..t --
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DEERINe HALL-George L. Fox and his
Company will perform "Humpty Dumpty' and
"Hiccory Diccory Dock" at Deering Hall on
Thursday and Friday ey enings.
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Annual Meeting

-,ur por,laud Benevolent Society Will hoid Us
snnuaI Meeting for cfoics OF ofhcers, on Wed
nesday, NOV a. o'clock ,Test az tue ounce Nv
THOMAS R. HAYES, Secretary
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LYNcHBURG, Oct. 30.-Miss Baylor, aged q
years, was found Thursday near Sharon, in
Bland county, with her throat cut. The null
derer is unk nOwn 81
A negro nurse of Henry Creepy, in Bedford
county, threw Mr.. Creecy's child into the fire
yesterday. It was burnt to death. The nurse
was arrested.
SEIZURE FOR FRAUD.
Ford's tobacco factory was seized to-day by
orders FROM Washington for revenue frauds
by means of counterfeit stamps
FIRE. ~ -4
The foundry and machine shops of Talbot
Brothers We're destroyed by fire this evaning.-
Loss, $165, 600. No insurance.
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A..eeihilen fsp The Relief II AEed, tsdts
0eut W0men

| gent Women.
The Board OF Managers OF this Association
present the following as their 18th annual re-
port: ....1..5 tr. -..-.
Our family relations, as reported by our Wis
lung committees, have been very satisfactory
Inc general health has been good; remarka-
Oily so when we consider the extreme age to
winch nearly all of our beneficiaries have ar
rived. The services of physician have been
required but once during the year One mem
Der OF our family has passed away, at the age
OF ninety two years, out her place was soon
hled. -Four applicants have been rejected for
want Of room. Several applications have been
made for board, which, for the same reason,
had to be denied.
| In view OF this great need of enlarged accom-
modatioDs, in the spring of this year an effort
was made to raise funds for building new
| Home, one capable of accommodating 20 or
| so inmates We hoped that before another
| winter came round this would be commenced,
| if not completed. An urgent appeal to the
| benevolence of our citizens was made through
| the public papers, and subscription list was
| carried to many; but as yet, we regret to say,
| we have not met with the success that, in our
| opinion, our cause deserves. A sufficient sum
| has not been subscribed to warrant us in build
| the future needs of our city. Yet we still hone
that by another spring we shall lie more sue
cessful. Many of those from whom subscrip-
tons were solicited, when stating their pres
ent inability to give, have assured us that they
will assist us another year. Surely the people
of Portland will not long permit the comforts
OF such Home to be confined to a few per-
sons, when by the gift of so small a sum they
can be so widely extended
Again would we thank all those who by
their donations have contributed to the COM
fort and happiness of the inmates of the Home,
and hope for the continued interest and SYM
patty of the public.
By order of the Board, 'i
j. GREEDY, Secretary.
Portland, Oct 26, 1862
TREAsURER's REPORT. Dr.
To balance from last years account: s1,144 60
Amount received from annual subscrip-
tons. .......................... ASH so
.. Amount received from Contribution. 12O72
donations. 80 so
"building fund.-. .:........ ........... 1855
Amount received from Admission Fee
to the Home. ........... ............ 100 90
Bonds (Iess taxi. ...................... Ala so
Amount received from Bank Stock 347 80
r.f Is Miscellaneous
sources. .......... ..................- 202 Go
-.rD 1t .iuaA ats3 .4.a- $13, $50 q
'.l.t 4s0n. pug i.isat .ai .is Or.
By Amount paid for the support of the So e
ihst1uuoh. ...-................. S1.611 70
By Amount paid for Insurance and Int. 50 IS
ul" for income of Miss .t
Brownies fund towards admission of an .rs..
By amount invested in Stocks, s1a.. BAD "
By amount Of cash ibaance. 4so "a s1a2s4 "a
- ~. -! - slaas sls,seo27
Respectfully submitted, d,irlsb liI ~
-, E. MoUNrroRr, Treasurer.
PORTLAND, October 20, 1s69. - sDlo1
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FATAL EPIDEMIC

An endemic fever prevailed on the island
ond Deaths were numerous. The population
of OFT Honomanu village had dwindled down to
two or three families.
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eight case.
vi u nicipul Court.

JUDGE KlNGSBURY PRESIDING. s.ta
SArURDAY.-Peter FL. Pratt of Bath, who
had been kindly granted lodgings at the police
station for three successive nights, got up early
on the last morning, stole the comforter and
pillow, and disposed of them. He was arrest
ed and brought before His Honor, pleaded
guilty and was fined IS and costs. Committed.
Joseph Russell, complained of as being a
common drunkard, was sentenced to the House
of Correction for thirty days.
Merritt Fl. Adams and G. Smaley, for drum
kenness, were fined So and half the costs each.
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House and House Lots for Sale at
Auction,

I'm WEDNESDAY, Nov. 3, at O'Clock p. NJ,
~ shall sell tue one and hall story house No. IL
st. John street. Said house contains SIX rooms,
good Closets cellar, &C. Lot so by ITO ieet. would
call the attention OF mechanics aud others wishing
home OF their own, TO the above sale.
At the same time 81 all sell the two lots below
the above. both so by 40 feet On enc is cellar lug
and walled. They are both pleasant and desirable
lots Terms at sale.
oct2sdtd F.O. BAILEY, Auct.
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faIs.Askfoa4, Oct, ao-Aheshsoh- t3hissd stst.i

=
5-2Os firm at set.
LONDON, OFT. soA-ii.15 A. M:@Gonsois sss for
American securities-United States 5'2O's 1862,
~, no Ie6o old, 8s 90 1857, 93l; do 1040s, 76+
Erle shares, 21t; Illinois Central shares, SO.
LIVERPOOL. Oct. 3o-11.l5 A. M.-Cotton buoyant !;
l2td' Corn 3O4s. Pork 1925. Lard Ills.
FRANKFORT, Oct. 3O-Evening.- United States
o-z IS closed firm and quiet al $50 q sSJ,
sst ~ -
FreiShts.
ma MMATTA.NzAs, Oct: 22.-[From Alfonso & Blanch-
arr circular l-Freghts-There has been nothing
oneihg LOT European markets and rates have re-
inaneu quite nominal. For the United States the
oenana mas been kept limited, owing to the scarcity
vi pIo"uce, and prices bear a tendency to recede
we quote as toows:-To Cowes, Cork and Falmouth
oo 70 Dos " tom 10 Great Britain direct 45s to Dos;
70 hamburg and Bremen, AIS Cd TO Dos; to France in
sae Atiantic. 30 TO 55f-nominal; Mediterranean.
90 Md. do, SO so to 90; do ~ Ito gals Molasses
81 90 to Is.
bosson STOCK List.
Sales at the Brokers' Board, Oct. 80
Vermont Central LIST mortgage bonds ~ 10
~ "'".os jews iooI, ..,..........s.
1856. .................. l16i
Union Pacific r Skies, gold. .............. SO
Roston a"d n, ia
Doston ana Maine Railroad. I41
"en'san Central Railroad. .................... 1921
(Sales by auction]
Bates Manufacturing Company. .............. 1884
maine otate Slxes 1871. 9ef
connecticut States Skies, ................... 973
vermont State Skies. ................... 80. 9sf
New hampshire State Skies. 1876 ........ .... 97i
rortand water Works Skies. gold, 1888. ...... s6s
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DEDICATION OF A SCHOOL House. The new
brick school house of the seventh district,
Pride's Bridge, Westbrook, was dedicated Sat-
urday afternoon. The services were opened
with prayer by Rev. Edward P. Thwing, fol-
lowed by brief remarks from the chairman,
Mr. G. E. Body, who introduced Mr.. J. B.
Webb Mr.. w. spoke at considerable length
on the changes made in twenty-five years in
school structures. Mr.. E. H. Elwell also spoke
upon the school houses as related to the COM
munity. As its educational home, it should
be to the district what the home is to the fam
lily, made attractive without and within by
floral, pictorial and architectural embellish.
ments. Rev. C. P. Thwing spoke on methods
of school training An abstract of his address
we have placed in another column. Messrs
Bradbury, Halves, Torrey and Wilson added
brief remarks. The music on the occasion was
furnished by the quartette from the Westbrook
Philharmonic Society, and was admirably per-
formed. The building cost $4,000. Its lower
room will accommodate 20 pupils, and the up
per hall is to be used for lectures and OCCASION
al religious services Mr. Webb remarked, as
Supervisor of Cumberland county schools, that
no town had so good schools and school houses.
Certainly there are few of the seventeen dis
tricts in Westbrook that can boast more sub
stantial and tasteful edifice than this.
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uouse ,nd Land at Auction.

IN TUESDAY. Nov. 3D., at 8 o'clock M shan s,
OseII the new story and . half House No IS Mel
bOun st. said house oontsns rooms p sser; Il
iinis6eJ tbronohont in q thorough and workmanlke
manner Lot 4Ox76 If. This property oilers nnS
opportunity TO any rarties wishing pieaanis anu ~
desirable home. Part OF the money can remain w
mortgage. -
oc23td II. q. HALLE Aucsiomeers
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Monday Morning, November l. 1862
and Vicinity.

.
Portland and Vicinity
New Advertisements tins D'
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
B,arders wanted-Miss Butterfeid. .
The Great Vitalizer, Hostetters stomach Bitters
Not CO Portland a. Ogdensburg Railroad.
rNrERTaINMENy COLUMN.
E;rst Animal Asse bly, of Emerald Boat Club
Deering HaII-Kira'fy Ballet Troupe.
Congress Hail-Promenade Concert
AUCTION COLUMN
Auction g. Commission Merchant-Heprv Tay,or
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN,
Drawers aud Under Sbiris-Cbas CHESTS q, ~
Annual Meeting Royal River Paper Co.
Photographer-I H. Lamson.
Iron and Seel-E Corey a. Co.
For savannah, Bark j. S. Winslow.
Ltdy,s Fur Collar Lost
agent Wanted-John NJ Falk.
kemova-W. Ii. Jerris,
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Horses, Carriages, &c, at Auction
LIVERY SATURDAY, at IL o'clock A. M, on Nc
II market lot, Market street, 1 shall sell Horses
Carriages, Harnesses, &c.
Apl29, r. o. BAILEY Auctjoneer.
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CALIFORNIA.


MECHANICS INSTITUTE EXHIBITION.
SAN FRANcIsoo, Oct. 31-The Mechanics
Institute Exhibition closed last night The
receipts were over SCI 900. The Institute med
al was awarded to the Pacific Rolling Mills
COmnany
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Found.

I Sea 30 miles S. e. from Cape Elizabeth, ON
N seine boat. -s ti.4ttai
The owner can have the same by proving prop
erty and paving charges. Enquire Of
sep2f w6m IL. Dana s. SUN, Central Wharf
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Stray Sheen.

NAME into the enclosure OF the subscriber on the
" 18th inst, eight Sheep and Lambs, With red paint
on the back. The owner can have the same BY Fay
ing charges. Il. N. TUhESb,ctni.
Falmouth, Oct IS, 1869 INV
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Board.

A GENTLEMAN and WI FE or two single sens
n can have good board and pleasant room with 4
small private family having no children. by applying
oc3O-lw" at No. 1855 Congress st :
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Sherif's Sale.

CUMBERLAND, IS.
TIiARES on execution and will he sold at Publis
i Auction, to the highest bidder on Monday tbe
It day Of November, A. D., 1869, at 10 O'clock A.
M or the salesroom OF f. q. Bailey No ~ Ex-
honge Street 10 Portland, and said County OF Cum
be~Ia1d the following descrio ed personal property
VIZ: the fools OF Tin and =, Sheet Iron Worker.
W.T. ,ne in part OF Beader, Tin and Sheet Iron
Toi1s riS Folder. Beakhorn stake, Double Scanning
,lake, Mandrell, Press. &c. n, ,oco
Dated at Portland October q; lSSs, s,sr,S
oaoo,d r. o, BAILEY, Auctioneer.