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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-10-06
THE CLEARING HousE-1ARaE FIGURES.

New YORK, Oct. 5-Evening.-T annual
meeting of the Clearing House was held to- day.
Total transactions for the year were $38.527, :
347, 294 AZ, and the transactions since its organ
izatiou period of 16 wears, 1886, O27 ,559 9627 TO-
The average transactions per day have been
$125, 0sS 7S9 81, being $27 919. 917 g. more than
any other previous year. The total ex-
changes were $685. 1872 O72. AZ; greater than ever
before. - =. -. -.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar at Padang July 20, barque W Earns worth,
Howes. batavia. ... r. ...
Ar at st Helena Aug co. ships Aurelia, Baker i'm
Singapore land sailed for Bosron), Lepanto, aker,
Rangoon land sid tor London.)
Ar at Malta 18th ult, oarque Lemuel, Howes, from
Wilmington NC. 81 "a
Ar at Cadiz 18th ult. barques A f Sherwood, Le-
craw, New York Sici ian, Perevai. Baltimore
Slu tim Brouwel shaven 18Th ult, ship Lawrence
Brown, Janvrin ZwyDdrrcht 81. Fl.
Sid fun barcelona 17th ult, barque Young Turk,
Small, Malaga.
SID TN Malaga 10th ult, barque Daniel Webster,
KeDdrick, Boston,
In port 18th uit, brig NJ Wiswe Leck,e, from
Tenerfe.
Cid at Liverpool goth. ships Caravan Mitchell, and
Chas Marshal Gardiner, New York.
Ar 2ist, steamer HISTORIAN Arid, Quehe',.
Ar in King Road 10Th, ship Casiida, Robinson, I'm
New York.
At Belfast goth ut ship Missouri Bra .dburn, from
Glasgow Tor New York. ,
At st Martins 18th ut. barque Maso' tic tor Phiia-
delphia, ldg; brig Sarah L Kennedy, Simmons, ior
New York, ldg,
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Eesson Sgoca GAssy.
Sales at the Brokers' Eoard Oct. q
MARRIEIl

In Cape Elizabeth, Oct. q by Rev. B. +. PIitchard
Roscoe Lbbey and Miss Nora II. Libbey both OF
Portland.
In Freeport, Oct. 3, by Rev. b. r. Sanborn Chas
W. Richardson and Miss Clemmie r. Dunning.
In Rumiord. Daniel Crowley and Viola l.. Marston
both oil AndoYer.
In Rumlord, Sept a. S. Il. Putnam and Caroline
S. Evans.
In Pennington. Sept. %, Joseph Sullivan, Esq,
and Hannah G. Phillips
In Augusta, Sept. q, Arthur s. Chase and Lizzie
A. Turner.
In Ellsworth, Sept. 25 Chas j. Smith and Nancy
G. Foster. both OF Franklin.
In Waterville. Oct. s. Rev. VIM. T. Chase. OF Dow
en- N. H., and Miss Hannah Marston, OF w,
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TH e STORM.

.-.- .E...... CONNECTlCUT.
NORWICH, Oct. 5-The rain in this vicinity
was very neaVy, resulting in the highest fresh
est in all the streams at this season for many
years Several highway bridges have been
carried away, but no serious damage is reported.
There are no trains over the New London s.
Northern Railroad above Willimantic on ac-
count OF the bridge being carried away at
South Coventry and the dam at Stafford The
dams of some of the mills in this vicinity were
threatened. The old bridge between this city
and Preston was carrie off.
NEW YORK.
SARATOGA, Oct. 5.-There is a canal break at
Wilbur's basin on the Champlaiu Canal. A
grist, saw and plaster mills and about seventy
feet of the canal bank with ten feet of the
canal bed. 1t will take about ten days to re-
pair the breaks.
PENNSYLVANIA.
ALLENTOWN, Oct. 5.-The bridge on the East
Pennsylvania Railroad, below Enons, which
was washed away, will be repaired tonight so
that travel will be resumed between Reading
and Allentown tomorrow. One train came
through this afternoon. One of the tracks of
the Lehgh Valley Railroad, between Castasque
and Mauch Chunk, is badly damaged. 1t is
also badly damaged at several places between
Allentown and Easton, and it will take several
days to repair. Passenger travel from New
York to Wilkesqarre was resumed to-day and
tomorrow travel will be reopened upon all the
railroads, except the Susquehanna and Lehigh
roads, which are badly washed away and will
require considerable time to repair.
DELAWARE.
The damage by the freshet in the Brandy
wine will reach several thousand dollars. The
water was higher than at any time since 1882
The gas works at Jessup and Moore's paper
mills were destroyed. Several cotton factories
are injured. The lower of this city is flooded.
MILWAUKEE,, Oct. ga serious disaster ocs
CURED at st. Anthony Falls, Minnesota, this
morning from the high water. A tunnel in
of construction under the bed of the
river from Meolet Island ON the east bank OF
the river caved in, leaving the water full
course through the excavation. The Summit
mill with capacity OF 2U0 barrels flour per day
was washed away. Other mills and factories
are in DANGER and eXertions are being made to
stay the progress of the flood. The damage is
not yet estimated.
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LARGE REPUBLIOAN MEH1fNu'
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. GA large Republican
meeting was held this evening in front of the
Union League House. Judge Strong presided
and made a stirring speech. He announced
that Secretary Boutwell, had been recalled TO
Washington by his official duties but expressed
day evening if suitable room could be obtain
ed Speeches were made by eminent speakers.
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A collision occurred on the Boston & Troy
Railroad. Monday night, between freight AMI
passenger train. Three employees were IN
jured. .E-ttE ssEf
Gen. G. A. Thomas and staff reached ohica-
go Tuesday afternoon, from the Pacific coast
Admiral Farragut aud Gen. Hancock are "iS0
in that city.
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York County Fair, &C., &c, &c.

LEWISTON, Oct 5-The rise in the Andres
coggin River at this point has been unprece-
dented and rapid.
GREAT LOSS OF LOGS.
Several millions of logs have gone over the
Falls this morning, belonging largely to S. R.
Bearce & Co., and to the Lewiston Steam
Mill Co.
THE COTTON MILLS SAFE.
There is no damage to the cotton mills in
this city, which are beyond the reach OF any
contingency. .---
DYE HOUSE CARRIED OFF.
Messrs. Cowan & Co.'S wooden mill had
dye house carried off on the lower level Loss
$1,000. .... ...
DAMAGE TO FARMS.
The river is full of floating pumpkins and
corn stalks, indicating much damage to farms.
Crowds of people are gathered on the river
banks, viewing the exciting scene at the falls
DAMAGE ON THE KENNEBEc
Especial Dispatch to the Daily Pressl
VAUDEVILLE, Oct. 5.-The river is swollen
by the rain of the last forty eight hours, to a
point higher than for years.
AT KENDALL's MILLS
The boom at KendalTs Mills has been swept
away, with the whole stock of logs, carrying
with it several of the supports of the piers Of
toll bridge at this place, rendering it unsafe.
AT sKowHEGAN.
A culvert at Skowhegan washed out delay
ing trains on the Kennebec road till train
could be sent up from Augusta.
THE RIVER STILL RIslNc-THE LONG BRIDGE AT
VAUDEVILLE CARRIED AWAY.
ITO the Associated Press.l
AUGUSTA, Oct 5-The river still continues
to rise. and it has never been so high since
1882. The Watervile toll bridge is carried
away and great damage has been done to the
numbering interests all along the line of the
river.
LEWISTON, Oct 5-The long toll bridge
across the Kennebec at Wate1ville was carried
away by the freshet this forenoon at 10 O. clock.
The less near Watervile by the flood is esti-
mated at 100000. s&.-fEs
YORK COUNTY CATTLE SHOW AND FAIR.
BmDEFoRD, Oct. 5.-At the York County
Cattle Show and Fair at Bidde1ord and Saco
to-day the show of stock is fine and the display
Of fruits and vegetables was never surpassed in
New England. The Fair continues Wednes-
day, Thursday and Friday, with trots each day.
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NJ EMOR A NDA.

Sch Ranger of Yarmouth. rom Portland tor New
York. which went ashore at Coaster Harbor Island
in the gale OF the Sth ult, was hauled off Arb inst
Sch Nellie Carr. Lansil, from Rondout for Boston,
got ashore on the Hedge Fence. Vineyard Sound LIST
inst. She was hauled oft next day by steamer Cen
tipede and towed to Holme-'i Hole. Il ~ - &
Sch Alpha. OF East Machias, which was driven
ashore at Tarpaulin Cove Sth ut, has been hauled off
Sch L r hammond ashore ON the East size OF
Conanicut lsland got off I'd inst and towed to
Newport a t- ,
Sch .iuniatta Paten, Parker. from Gardiner tor
New York, with lumber went ashore on Watch Hill
Rect on Friday night and bilged. A portion OF the
rigging, Sails &c, will be saved. but it was thought
the vessel would go to pieces. e:e TT
Barque Sarah Elizabeth, from Buenos Ayres ia
ashore on FIRE I;land.
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Guardians sale.

nN Saturday, October 16th 1869. at noon, win be
" sold at public sale, on the premises: Lot OF
land on Franklin st, east side, between Congress
and Federal SITS, being about ffty-fye (55) feet on
Franklin st, and seventy eight (7s) feet deep, form
ely No 81.
Lot of land on same side OF Franklin st, between
Congress and Cumberland SITS, being about fity-
three (53) feet Franklin st. and hundred eight
(l0Sl ieet deep, formerly No Al. .
Lot between the last lot and Cumberland st, on
same side OF Franklin st, being about fity-tiye 1857
eet on Franklin st, and one hundred anu eight HOS
feet deep, formerly No AS
Terms at sale.
FRANKLIN G. MOODY, Guardian.
SARAH @. MOODY, Guardian.
ROBERT A. BIRD 81 CO. AuctIoneer. sep15td
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- - NJ "a IL ES OLA X
.seceipt. BY Railroad. and steam,

Receipts by Railroads and Steamboats,.
GRAND TRUNK RAILwAY-s4 bbls. flour. cars
corn, 162 do lumber, do slaves, do slabs, 5 do
boxes, 100 bbls meal 2s5 cans milk 81 pkgs sundres;
for shipment East, 900 bbls. -four, car bran. .I
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROADS. pbgs furniture,
IS wheebarrows, IL dump do, beams yarn, IS boxes
eggs 2 bbs. beans, Is bdls saws boxes axes, car
boards, do WOOL 974 sides leather cars telegraph
poles. stoves, 9S pkgs. Indries.
PORTLAND a. KENNEBEC RAILRoAD-1 car wood,
bbs. tallow IL cases mdse, As doors, bdls SASH
boxes goods, bbls. potatoes coil rope 16 cars OF
freight far Rocton
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294,171 56a,57O 2I,2ss 1O,l7G 7o,sss 1,14O,43S
As the above has been collected with great
care, and has never before appeared in print,
it will perchance interest our readers who are
interested in the trade and business of the
CITY, If the amount of flour and grain ex-
ported and in transitw has been so large with
our present lines of railway, what will it be
when our new enterprises are completed and
in successful operation?
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CONNEC TGCUT.

HARTFORD, Oct. 5.-All the towns in the
State except Bridgeport, held elections for
town officers on Monday. Returns have been
received thus far from only fitty-two towns,
communication with large portion of the
State having been cut on by the storm. ~
the towns heard from twenty eight elect Re-
publicans ana eighteen Democrats and six are
divided "a ,I.tt -'i. " .
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Sugar Refinery Stock at Auction.
Administrators Sale.
Joseph HaIe's Esfntc.

PURSUANT TO license OF the Judge Of Probate
L for Cumberland County, shall sell at public
auction Tuesday the 12ih day OF October next, at
~ O'Clock N, at the Merchants Exchange, NO ~,
Exchange st.
10 shares in the Capital Stock OF Ocean Ins. Co.
shares in the G? pital Stock of Portland and Ma
chias Steamboat Co.
1-3o oil Barque Andes, OF Harpsweli 276 24-1oo tons
burthHn,
1-1G of Sch Col. Eddy, of Portland, log 641o0
tons burthen.
Lie of schooner Harriet Fuller of Portland 100 rs
100 tons burthen.
1-32 of brig Mechanic of Portland, 1877 5S-100 tons
burtben.
Transfers made Immediately after sale.
Terms Cash on transfer.
b. c. SOMERBY, Admir-.
e. A. BIRD d. CO., Auctieneers'
Sent 30-dt1
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LATEST NEW s

BY TELEGRAPH TO THE
PORTLAND DAHLY PRESS.
MAINE.
Great Freshet in the Androsooggin and
Kennebsc Rivers.
Millions Of Logs gone Deer the
Fails.
WATERVILLE TOLL BRIDGE GONE
DOWN THE STREAM.
Dye House Swept Away.
Probable Damage to Farms on the
River.
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MANsLAUGHTER-Capt. John Waterhouse
master of brig Merriwa of Portland, was
brought before U. S. Commissioner Clifford ,
Monday afternoon ON charge ofmanslaughter
in throwing overheard and drowning John
Fitzgerald, off Cape Elizabeth, on an outward
voyage in April last. He was put under $4,000
bonds for his further appearance on Wednes-
day.
Ceaveland Downes, the mate of the same
vessel, was brought up yesterday morning
charged with joint participation in the crime,
and was also required to give bail in the same
amount for future appearance.
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MISUNDERSTANDING the Ancient and hon.
orable Artillery were two men deserving OF
special mention. They were veteran drum
hers' one by the name of Daniel Simpson be-
ing OIL ana the other, Cyrus Clark, 80 years old.
simpson has drummed for the company fer
| fifty seven years
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THE CITY OF R1cHMoND.-The steamer City
of Richmond, which was due in this barber on
Monday night, was compelled, owing to the
storm, to put into Seal Harbor, and therefore
did not arrive until yesterday.
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THIRD PARIsH.-A meeting of the members
of the Third Parish Society was held Monday
evening at the vestry OF the Central ohurch.-
It was voted to accept the proposition OF the
Central Society for union of the societies'and
a committee was appointed to take the necessa-
nv legal measures The appointment OF COM
mittee to sell the estate of the parish was con-
firmed
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France.

France
MOVEMENTS OF THE EMPEROR.
PARIS Ocs. 5.-The Emperor will soon go to
Campeigne. --t-A
-HaH- Spaia. a-ia atr f.a
DOINGS OF THE CORTES.
MADRID, Oct 5.-The Cortes is discussing
the bill suspending constitutional guarantees
during the instruction.
MILITARY OPERATIONS. Z.
A republican band has been beaten in Mer-
cia. The troops have retaken the town of Rus,
which had declared for the republicans, and
the authority of the government is now com
pletely restored at that point.
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For the Press.
Boat Esgciug.

A word about boat racing We understand
that Shea never challenged Eastman to row,
he only accepted the challenge which Eastman
gave him in Mr.. Roberts boat shop, Joseph
and Thomas Roberts being present, and also
John Griffin. The she'll boat as he calls it was
then before him, in Roberts boat shop, and he
said he would row Shea for one hundred dol
lars to Portland light, or in the harbor, if Shea
would let him wait for rough water. The boat
that he calls shell is Is feet long, 4 feet wide,
and will carry 1000 pounds weight, and weighs
A pretty shell. ..= ---
Shea says if e. won't row ag ainst his she'll he
has large boat that will carry about 1000 lbs.
and he will row him in this boat If not, no
more about rowing.
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SPONEN.

/, Aug r. lat 3ss lon 20 Al E, shJ, Congress, from
Semi &C. lat 30 81 lon 10 10, t.rig Galveston, Of
Brunswick steering North.
Sept 20, lat - 20 N, Ion 70 10, ship Mindoro, from
Manila Tor Boston.
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AUCTION SALES.
Administrators Sale.
Thomas JVorcester,s Estat

Pursuant to a tic nee fro I'm the ,Judre OF Probat.
for the County OF Cumberland, shall sell n public
auction, on the premises, . hursdny The
seventh day OF October nex6 at II o'clock M
the valuable Real Estate No. AZ on the uesrerIy
side of Glars Street. in the city OF as.rtIp nd.
known as the homestead of The late Thomas
w orcestrr consist ing OF a GOOD 1-2 story W oJ-
en- House and Eli. very convenient and LOT 80 X 80.
The whole subject to the Widows ght Of ID wer
therein, which will be sold al the same time, there
bv giving the purchaser perfect title to the prem-
ses Terms Cash.
GEORGE PARKER Admir-
Portland, Aug 80 IsGg au31td
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LONDON, Oct 81 P. M.-American securities
U. S. 5-20s 1862 SAT.
LIVERPOOL. Oct. 81 p M.-California Whoa los
I'd q los Sd; Red Western do 9s Al.
FRANKFORT, Get. 5-Evening- United States
5-29's closed firm and quiet at sIt.
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TLE.ISOES.
= A. AZ AAN'S hSs
FIRE AT MARSELLES.

tlHE Al MAhSELLrS
CHICAGO, Oct. 4-The large paper stainery
of Howell & Co, at Marselles was destroyed
by fire last evening. Loss $500; insured.
"A sPECULATOR MISSING. 1f
John Andrews, who has been operating ex-
tensively in wheat in the Board of Trade, has
suddenly diSanneared,
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THE MISSION OF THE FAIRIEs.-This charm
ing little operetta will be repeated tonight at
City Hall after an intermission Of some six
months. The rehearsals have been very care
fully attended to, lots of new songs have been
added, and new scenery has been adapted to
it, and we think that all our readers will unite
with us in calling it a great improvement even
upon the original. We trust that the perform
ance will receive all the encouragement from
the public which it SO richly deserves
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LEGAcIEs.-We see by the Bangor Who
that among the legacies left by Rufus Dwinal,
ESQ, lately deceased, there were three, of $1,000
each. to Miss Anna Evans, Miss Sarah Chad
dock and Miss Sherwood of this city.
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RoBBERY.-A part of the crew ola British
Bark lying in the harbor, We are told, were
paid part of their wages in advance on Mon
day and then deserted After they lett, ard
before it was known that they were deserters,
they robbed the keeper of a boarding house on
Fore street of clothing to the value OF fifty
dollars, and clothing dealer on the same
street, of an oil skin suit hanging at the door.
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DRY DocK,-The steamer Chase was taken
out of the Dry Dock yesterday morning. and
the bark Daring of three hundred tons bur-
den. will be Immediately locked to he rscon-
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HALF WAY RoCK.-The bui ldings on Hall
Way Rock, some forty feet long, (Which were
used by the workmen engaged in erecting the
new lighthouse, and which withstood the great
gale of the 9th ultimo, were carried away by
the storm on Monday. .... r. -.-
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CoRnEcTIoN-In Cocheco's letter from Do
yer, N. r., yesterday, reference was made to
the Abbott trouble at Toledo, Ohio, similar to
the recent Dover case. The words Contrary
to honor and Justice before. 'legal steps are
being taken by the Unitariaus of the society to
have an injunction put upon the Abbottites,'
belong to the previous sentence, and as printed
give an entirely erroneous and contradictory
impression.
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COMMERCIAL CONVENTION AT LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 4. - The Governors of
Maine and Pennsylvania have appointed full
delegations to the Commercial Convention.
1t is expected that 10000 strangers will be in
the city during the session. -
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lsNEW YORK. Sent. % 1866

:. =. NEW IOfsA, DtPt. 70, 16O9.
.Sr:-About fourteen mouths since Messrs.
Reed & Co. paid US 5000 for a fine solid gold
Geneva watch which they stated your ticket,
No 6O321, had drawn, requesting US to send it
to you as soon as the $40 per centage was re-
ceived. We have since that time paid So taxes
on the watch, making for charge ON it now $13
SO YOU can get it and paw the S13 charges to the
express agent. We are Sir, most respectfully,
.-.a. sa- H j. NJ. BLAKE s. Co..
The gentleman to whom this favor was ad-
dressed was not disposed to drop his $13 into
any such well, but as there are many who still
imagine that these things are meant in good
faith, we give them the benefit of the warning.
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DR. CARRUTHERs has declined the pastorate
If the church in st. John to which he was in
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Southern State securities were steady at the last
call. except new North Carolina. which were lower.
The Stock market was heavy and lower late IN the
day, owing to sales 10 realize profits Ut the advance.
Short interest has been agely closed no to-day es
peclally on Western shares and purchases Dy peaIs
assisted the rise to considerable extent. The mar
ket closed firm and unsettled at $50 at the following
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DIED.

In this city. Oct 5, Mrs. Ann Brooks aged 81 yrs.
Funeral on Thursday afternoon, at O'Clock, from
the residence of the late Joseph c. Noyes, No. 40
High street, Relatives and friends invited at
tend. E.,7T \ 80 = - =
In Bath, Oct. q suddenly, at the residence of Dea
Ammi II. Mitchell, Mrs Abbe Fosdick wife of Jas,
H. r. Edwards, OF Gorham, aged 6I years. ~
In Bath, Oct. !, Mr.. Samuel Osgood, aged 70 wears
months. :. -
In Saco, Sept. 30. Caroline Augusta, daughter of
the late Gov. Fairfield, aged 80 years 9 months
In Biddetord Oct. 1, Jacob X. Cole, Esq, aged Ct
years months. q II
In Bddeiord Sept. %, Edgar F., son of Capt. Gee.
Sawyer. aged II years.
In Alfred, Sept 81, Mrs. Mary, wife OF Rufus
Bean, aged 66 years.
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Administrators Sale.
Joseph HaIe's Estate.

PURSUANT to a licence oil the Judge OF Probate
il Tor Cumberland County, shall sell at Publi-
Auction, on the premises, on Thursday, the twenty
first day OF October, A. ID. lse9 at O'Clock p. M.
the valuable real estate, situated on the westerly
side OF State st. between Pine and Congress street,
numbered 92 said State st known the homestead
brick House with an Ell ard lot of land connected
Herewith. House is convenient, heated by steam,
thoroughly finished throughout, and supplied with
hot and cold water The widows right OF dover will
be conveyed with the properly. Said premises are
subject to mortgage held by the Five Cent Savings
Bank dated May % 1859, Tor S1i25, with interest,
also a mortgage to Amra Stetsen dated May 20,
1868 for Sl66667 with interest For further partic
ulars inquire OF the undersigned. --f
BIC SOMEkBY, Administrator.
r. A. BIRD & CO., Auctoneers.
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