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TELEGRAPHlC ITEMS.


Rear Admiral Craven has been appointed
Post Admiral Of San Francisco.
The passengers and crew of the wrecked
steamer Sierra Nevada have arrived in San
Francisco. They lost their effects.
The Eastern railroad depot at Manchester
Mass, was broken into last Thursday night
and the safe, weighing 800 pounds, carried of
mile and half on a hand car and b. oxen
into with a stolen crowbar and robbed of about
$500.
The California judicial elections of Thursday
resulted in the election of the Democratic can
didates.
1t is reported that gold has been discovered
in Alaska.
High Constable Clark, of Philadelphia, has
been removed by Mayor Fox. He had been in
office fl teen years.
Ellen Mcdonald, aged three years, daughter
of Michael Mcdonald, shoemaker, of Ports
Her mother had stepped down cellar and the
girl commenced playing with fire, when her
clothes caught. She was shockingly burned
and fingered about three hours.
Thanksgiving in Michingan Nov. 18th.
The statement that Corbin and other gold
spectators had been indicted was incorrect.
General Butterfeld Indignantly denies any
completely with the gold ring and demands an
investigation. tstsef
Gen. Howard delivered lecture under the
auspices of the G. A. r. at Chelsea, on Thurs
day evening. r'
A boy named Dennis Breen was killed while
coupling cars at Webster, Mass, Friday morn
ing. He was about Is years of age.
The ship Athlete, Capt. Robertson, from N
Y, Sept 16, for Antwerp, was abandoned al
sea. All hands were saved and landed at Fal.
mouth, England, Friday. .-'.-.
The instruction at Cattara, in Dalmatia, has
been suppressed. The insurgents made des.
perate resistance but were totally defeated.
Snow fell in Chicago yesterday.
A Rock Island, Illinois, dispatch says the
kodman House, in that city, was totally de-
stroyed by fire Friday morning The House
and furniture were valued at 500 900, and in
sured for $4,000.
New tin deposits have been discovered in
the coast range of mountains in Los Angeles
Washington Territory.
The Legislature of Oregon is again in session.
The return Of the member from Alaska made a
quorum in the Legislature, and votes enough
to defeat the seceders.
Col. Carter, Secretary of the Territory of Ari-
IONA, is dead.
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TENNESSEE.

THE SENATORIAL ELECTION IN TENNESSEE.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 1.-The following spe-
cia dispatch has been received by the Evening
Telegraph:
Nashville, Oct. 22-The Senatorial contest is
ended and the result has taken every one by
surprise. Johnson's friends felt confident OF
his success, but it appears trap was sprung
on him, and when the vote came to be taken
johnson received 81 votes, and Henry Cooper,
of Davidson county, 55. Intense excitement
prevailed when the vote was announced.
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ever, will support his proposition With such
facts and reasonings as it is believed, will
overcome any preconceived opinions that may
have been formed by Congressman on the sub
ject.
THE VACANCY IN THE SUPREME COURT-Ex-
SECRETARY STANTON A PROMINENT CANDI-
DATE.
Attorney General Hoar, in conversation
with friend a few days ago, stated that he
was not o candidate for the Supreme Bench,
and would not take it if offered him. It turns
out that Edwin M. Stanton is the most promi-
nent candidate for any vacancy that may be
necessary to fill in the Supreme Court, and
the President, it is said, is not averse to his ap-
pointment. A very large number OF letters re-
commencing him have been received from the
most prominent lawyers of the country. 1t
may be stated, however, in justice to Mr.. Stan
ton, that he has made no personal effort or APP
plicatiOn for the position, but he is strongly
urged by his friends and by eminent members
of the bar.
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g O M M II II CIAS.


Receipts by Railroads and steamboats.
GRAND TRUNK RAILwAY-1OsS bbls. -four. car
wheat, 10 do lumber, do slabs, do bark 10 rolls
leather 10 bags spoos Is dis paper IS tubs butter,
10 boxes eggs, car potatoes, do apples, 16 bdls
chair stock rs bales hops 100 bbs. starch,
gar boxes 206 cans milk, IS pkgs sundres tor ship
ueut East, zoo bbls -four
MAINE CENTRAL RAILRoAD-1 car shocks, II
cases 'rpets "A wheelbarrows cars potatoes, 1850
sides leather, IA sacks WOOL cars shingles, 27 pkgs.
sundries.
PORTLAND & KENNEBEC RAILROADS. bbls.
apples, IS do potatoes 10 bdls sash. lumber,
do shingles, do bbls do bedsteads 81 cases boots
2spkgs furniture 43 bales batting, 10 do woolens II
tubs butter 30 cases mdse q bdls paper 81 oil bbls
2geers horse II hhdS bones hides ,33 cars freight
tor Boston.
STEAMER JOHN BROOKS. FROM BosToN-66 boxes
mdse, b do. 45 bbs. potatoes ITO do mdse 80 bdls
chairs 30 pieces iron pipe 30 boxes raisns 1854 kegs
nails casks lead 40 bales oakum, 70 coils cordage
200 pkgs to Princes Express, $50 pkgs to order
Canada and up country 2774 bags sugar. Sc bars iron
60 bags WOOL 7l5 boxes cans, 30 casks powders, 675
hides, 200 pkgs to order.
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GLOUCESTER FISH MARKET, Oct. 81 For the
week.-Georges Codfsh-sales the present week az
Bay and Shore On the market and prices have al,
vanced; we quote sales Of Bay No at % 90; No.
e g p cws dS for White and Grey smoked do
NEW YORK. Oct. 22-6 P. M.-Ootton heavy and
lower; sales $50 bales; Middng uplands 264c.-
FIoLr-sales $40 bns.; State and Western heavy
do to choice Western IS q 60; Southern dull and
dropping; common to choice 50 10 %; California
81 600 bush. Winter Red western 20 q IL; White
State IS a TO- Corn heavy and 1clower; sales
A ,OcO BUSH; Mixed Western SO g SIC for unsonnd;
and Yellow Western. Oats more active and frmer;
sales 70 900 BUSH; Southern and Western 60 N0
oss a bSs at 50
prime unchanged. Lard steady and quiet; sales 3OO
tierces; steam l6s g 1se; kettle Is q 1s1c whsksy
steady; sales G82 hhds. Porto Rico IL q 1910; Mus
covado II az 12c. Molasses quiet; sales rs hhds.
quiet. Freights to Liverpool firm; COTTON per ste
er ID and per sail 4d Grain per steamer nominal at
lid and per sail 9id.
CHICAGO. ocs: 22mFlour-holders firm; Spring
extras 70 q 6 90. Wheat firmer; sales No. at 81
a sssc, buyer Oct Corn dull and weak; No. at
65sc seller and &c buyer Oct. Oats dull a, 591 q
39ic for No. cash. Rye active and lower; No. at
Ct 7Sc No at r. riley steady at 10 sse.
quiet quiet Mess Pork 81 10 q 80 90, Lard 49, q Tic
Short rib middles 1870; rough sides 15c; shoulders
12c. Cattle duh at IS a IS tor common to good
Cows and 5 12t "a 25 tor light Steers. Live Hogs
dull and easy at 90 q 25 for common and 10 Is for
extra. ..
c1xc1xsATI. Oct. 22.-whskey dull at is: Pork
dull at 81 90. Lard offered at tic; with NO buyers
Bacon dull at 16i 17se for shoulders and clear Sides
Green Meats in demand at ~ a 16c.
MILWAUKEE, Oct. 22.-Flour nominal. Wheat is
unsettled; No. / at O3t; No. 2 at 96ac. Corn are
steady at 4Oc for No. 2. Corn decning No. at TIC
Rye dull at 10 q 75c tor No.2. Barley nominal.
AUGUSTA, Oct. 22.-Cotton active; Middling up
lands nominally 24c.
CHARLESTON, S. c., Oct. Faction closed dull
and a &c supply; Middling uplands 25c.
MOBILE, Oct. 22.-Cotton closed nominal; Mid
dlings 26c.
NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 22.-Cotton active and firm;
Middlipps 24ac Sugar-centrifugal 13c; Yellow
clarified i5.c. Molasses, --new prime 100 q 05.
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JUDGE KINGSBURY PRESIDING.
FRDAY.-State vs. Michael ConrOy. Arson. Con-
roy was arrested for burning the barn on Cana
street, opposite the Forest City Refinery, Wednes
day night last. Charles Jensen testified that Conroy
was banging round the barn on Tuesday night. and
that just before the fire he saw him run round from
the front to the rear Of the barn, where he laid
down. He seized him and handed him over to an
officer. The defendant could not give any satsfac
tory explanation of the matter to the Court and h.
was bound over in the OF $1,000 to the next term
OF the Superior Criminal Court on probable cause.
Committed.
State vs.. Martin Morrison. Intoxication. Pleaded
not guilty. Trial decision guilty. Fined So and
COSTS
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FINE ENGRAVING AND STATIoNERY.-Messrs
Lowell & Brett are the recognized authority
in all matters pertaining to fashionable styles
of monograms and crests, and also in station
cry, throughout New England. Some of their
styles of engraving in colors are perfect gems,
son about to enter the state of matrmony feels
as if the wedding rites would not seem to be
properly solemnized unless they had first is
sued wedding cards engraved by this we'll
known firm. We would call attention to their
advertise ment in another column in reference
to the matter. Messrs. LOring, Short & Har-
mon are the agents in this city.
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Great Britain.

THE LONDON STANDARD ON THE HORNET CASE.
LONDON, Oct. 22-The Standard, referring
to the action of the United States in prevent
ing the departure OF the filbustering expedi-
ton for Cuba, argues that however excellent
the conduct of the Americans may be in de-
tanning the Hornet, it can be no practical ex-
ample of the future, still less a cause of re-
prOach for the past. The whole basis on which
the case of the Alabama rests is that she was
not such vessel as the Hornet. We could
not have proceeded against her as the Ameri-
cans have against the Cuban pirate.
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Te umptives-Wilbor's Cod Liver
Oil AND LINE has now been before the public for
ten years, and has steadily grown into favor and ap
probation. This could not be the case unless the
preparation was OF undoubted and high intrinsic
value. The combination OF the Phosphate Of Lime
with pure Cod Liver Oil, as prepared by DIR. Wibor
has produced new phase in the treatment of Con-
sumption and all diseases of the Lungs. This ar
tlce be taken by the delicate invalid with
out creating the disgusting nausea which is such
prominent objection to the Cod Liver Oil when Ia
ken without Lime. This preparation is prescribed
by the regular faculty, aud sold by the proprietor
wholesale and retail, A. B. WILBoR, Chemist, No.
1855 Court Street, Boston, and by druggists raj
ly. oct22eod1wsn
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MAsONIC.-At the annual meeting of Orien-
tai Lodge, No. Is, F. & A. M. Bridgton, the
following officers were elected for the ensuing
year: Isaiah S. Webb, w. M; Thaddeus Cross
s. W.; s. H. Libby, j. W.; Joseph Z. wales
Treas Fred j. Littlefeld, Sec. Albert Gould,
S. D.; Chas. B. Dodge, j. D.; N. B. Cum
ming, Chap This Lodge is in good working
condition, and has within the last two years
completed Masonic Hall Building valued at
eoOnO
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al REMAIN Catholic all my lfe," said the
Pere Hyacinthe, in reply to the question
whether he might not eventually be claimed
as Protestant; II do not resist the church;
is the position l take;" Of ali of which let
Puritan, radical Boston, whittier the Father is
soon going, and there will he be beset by every
form of rationalism-take note. The Hub will
accept and honor him not alone for the brave
stand he has taken in favor of moral and in
his faith may be still further enlarged to en-
brace eveo what he has been taught all his life
TO believe is the rankest heresy. Boston seeks
not only hero, but proselyte. She would
IKE to erect a temple and set the Pere Hya
cinshe therein that he might preach to all the
world the Christ Crucifed Of Boston. But she
has her cue, and let US see what use she will
make OF it.-N. Y Commercial Adpertiser
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Supreme j JUDICIAL Courf.

OCTOBER TERM.-TAPLEY, j., PRESIDING.
FRIDAY.-John ID. Buzzell VS.. G. L. Railway Co,
Col Bradbury made the opening for the defence ana
the testimony was mostly drawn out. 1t will proba-
bly, be argued to morrow by Bion Bradbury for the
road and f. o. j. Smith for the plaintiff
Howard-Smith. Bradbury & Bradbury.
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b HALLS
avECETABLE SICILIAN
n Hal r
3RENEWEh

1T WILL POSf9TVELY RESTORE CRAY
HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL COLOR.
1t keeps the hair from falling out. 1t is the best
dressing In the world, making lieless, stiff, brashy
hair, healthy, soft and glossy.
For sale by all druggists.
Our Treatises on the Hair sent free by mail.
X. P. HALL u CO., Nashua, N. H. Projectors.
Oct18eod&eoWsNlm
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Seizure of Goods.

NOTICE is hereby given that the following do
IN scribed goods were seized at this port on the
days hereinafter mentioned tor violation OF the Rev.
enue Laws viz: 81
July %, 1869, on r. Rd. Wharf, bottles Brandy
July "a, on board Sch. Abbie, 1 Dbl Molasses
Aug. A. the str ct, 1900 Cigars; Aug 49, at No. Is
Brig Merriwa iDemiiohn Rum; Aug. 21, on board
St'mr New York, box containing l6 bottles Brandy
and II dozen Eggs Sept 2, on board Stmr Carlotta,
10 doz. Violin Strings; Sept. II, 1893 Fore street,
1000 tigars Sept 2 on board St'mr Carlotta ~ yds
Silk; Sept. 23. on board St'mr New York, Al yds.
Blk Lasting; Get. I, at 1875 Fore street. package,
containg small fancy bag and Gold Pin.
Any person or persons claiming the same are re-
quested to appear and make such claim within twen-
ty days from the date hereof. Otherwise the said
goods will be disposed Ofin accordance with the Acts
OF Congress in such case made and provided.
/. WASHBURN, Jr., Collector
Portland, Oct IS, 1863. - d1aw3w
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AUCTION SALbs,
Guardian,s sale.

IN Saturday, October l6th 1869. at noon, will
~ solo at public sale on the premises: Lot o,
and Federal SITS, being about ff y-fye (h5) lei en-
Franklin ST. and seventy-eight C7sJ feet Deep form
erly No 81.
Lot of land on same side of franklin st, between
Congress and Cumberland Sis, beng alb lut fifty
three 1881 feet on Franklin ST. and hundred eight
Q0s) feet deep, formerly No ~;
same side OF Franklin st, being about hfy:nve 1867
feet on s and one hundred anu eight t1Os
feet deep, formerly No 10.
Terms at sale.
The above sale is adjourned to Saturday next, at
'nree O'Clock NJ. on the premises.
FIR aNKLIN @. Woody, Guarhlan.
popp,, SARAH G. MOODY, GUARDIAN
ROBERT A. BIRD & co, Auchoneer sep15td
Horses' carriages, &c, at Auction
kfEhl SATURDAY at IL O'Clock A. NJ, ON L, W
II market lot, Market street i shall ssii Hon, e 3
Carriages, Harnesses. &c.
Apl29. 10. BAILEY. Apctonssr.
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Administrators Sale.

Tor Cumberland County. 1 shall EEL al Pub ic
Auction, on the premises, on Friiay the 22d das Of
Oclo n 1869 at 3 o'clock r. Nj (oe'ny postpone
ment from The sth inst lot OF land situated on the
corner Of Newcury and Chu.ch Street, in Portland,
about So by 80 feet, subject to a mcrteage to the
ed March 18th, 1861 For further particulars en-
B. C. SOMERBY, Admir-.
X. A. BIRD a. CO. Auctoneers oc.2td
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SHIPwRECK AND Loss OF LIFE.-The whal-
ing schooner Graduate, OF Maine, Capt Savery,
was capsized by the gale of September 9Th, in
the Atlantic Ocean, and five men of her crew
were drowned. Capt. Savery and ten of the
crew had arrived at Barbados, and were there
at last accounts. The Graduate was only SO
tons, very small vessel to encounter the
storms of the Atlantic, and carry try-works,
whale-boats, and the other gear of a whaler.
Boston Traveller.
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Dissolution of COpartnership.

TINE firm Of SMITH g. BAKER, is this day dis
1 solved by limitation. All business If the late
firm will be settled by VIM j. SMITH, who will
continue the Baking Business at his steam
Bakery, Tukey's Bridge, Westbro.k:
VIM. j. SMITH
Oct 22-d3t& j. r. BAKER.
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During the past few days our Boot and Shoe mar
ket, VIII CHI previously rather quiet became real
active and continues tally tor heavy goods
which are in demand and command higher prices
than they did last month. J0bbers are doing good
business, and New England orders are coming in to
them and to manufacturers, who are taking meas
up in advance; sales out of New England are gener
ally to the smaller trade South and West most Of
are however, few buyers here from the South and
Southwest, and orders from those sections and the
West continue TO be received, which, together with
those that to hanu early in the season. furnish
manufacturers with constant employment. The
near by trade is IN healthy nd'ton. and prices
fully sustained. Leather boots and shoes tor ia
tor the retail trade at this season OF the year, but
heavy double soled serge goods are meeting with
more extensive sales than usual tor che month"; The
present state OF the market instead OF warrantng,
rather dscourages excess Of pr0due ion, as the
trade, doubtless, has suffered within few months
past from an overstOck of goods-Shoe and Leather
RepOrter,
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valuable Real estate and FurDI-
ture at Auction.

I'm AY, October 9th, at IL o'clock A
~ NJ, shall sell the furniture in house No. rs
Gray street, owned and formerly occupied by Geo.
+. Emery. Esq, consisting of Carnets Cham aer
Sets, Bureaus Sofas Chat Roc kers Card and Il, M
broke Tables. superior Black Walnut Book Case.
Crock cry and Glass Ware, Kitchen Furniture, &C.
At II o'clock NJ, the two AMI a halt story wooden
house, No, 70 Gray street. Said house contains ten
finished rooms, with ample closets. Marble Chimney
Pieces and pas Excellent eel ar cemented flo 7,
brick and cemented tistern, never filng spring OF
water. The lot is AZ Ices tIont and about ll3 feet
deep, and contains about $500 square feet.
This is the most desirable pieces OF real es-
tate that has been offered Ia his city Tor some time,
and would call particular at ention to the sale.
oct21td +. a. BAILEY, Anci,r.
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The NEW ENGLAND.-The steamer New
England experienced a very heavy Gale Of
wind sooh after leaving Eastport. on Tim, sdav
noon, for Portland, which was a head Wind
delaying her on her way, SO that she did not
arrive here till IL IL o'clock yesterday noon,
instead of early in the morning. 1t is highly
probable that the earthquake had something
to do with the heavy sea and head wind.
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Pm Fotsp, "A gentleman living at the Fal-
mouth Hotel, found bresst.pin on the stairs
leading into City Hall, on Thursday evening,
and the loser can recover it by applying at the
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~ OTICEis hereby given, that the subscriber has
IN been duly appointed and taken upon himself
the trust of Administrator Of the estate Of
WARD MOVES, late of Portland,
In the County of Cumberland, deceased, and
given bonds theaw directs. Allpersons having de-
to exhibit the same and all persons indebted to said
estateare called upon to make payment to
FREDERICK FOX, Admir-.
Portland, Oct. 9th, 1862 ocsdlaw3wF
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RAreiQn Mark0ra.

LONDON, Oct. 22--11.15 A. M.-Consols 93a for
money and account. ..
American securities-United States 5'2o's 1852
81a do 1865, old, 8l4 DO 1867, 80; do 1o-Aos, 164
Erie shares, 214; Illinois Central shares 3d.
LIVERPOOL. Oct. 15-l115A. M.-Cotton quiet;
sales 10, 900 bales; Middng uplands 12d; Middling
Orleans 12id; sales OF the week 81 GOO bales, OF
which II 900 for export and 700 for specuia
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NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber has
IN been duly appointed Executor OF the Will OF
SAMUEL N. BEALE, late OF Portland,
in the County Of Cumberland, deceased, and has
taken upon himself that trust by giving bonds as
the law directs. All persons having demands upon
the estate Of sa deceased are required to exhibit
the sane and all persons indebted to said estate are
called upon to make payment to
CHARLES A. b. MORSE, Executor.
Portland, Oct 10th, 1869. oc22dlaw3Ws
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New York s,.cL and money m.rk.,.

NEW YORK. Oct 22-Evenng. -Money closed at
per cent on Governments and ct per cent on
stonks-- There was an increased demand tor Money
from stock brokers during the eIime discounts
dull at 10 to u per cent. The Foreign Exchange
market is little weaker and the Citations TO
per cent. lower. Gold closed at 1871 q 134f. The
increased activity and advance to-day is said to be
due to the little speculation movement in the room.
The rates paid for carrying to-day were 4, 8, az
per cent. Governments, after CALL were quiet but
firm. and closed at about ! per cent. above quota
lions. Henry Clewes Co. report the following 4.30
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PROPOSALS.
Office 9th United States Marshal.
District Of Maine.

ODfce Of the United states Mdrshdt.
District Of Maine.
Portland, october 81, 1869. }
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
office, No. II Clapp's Block, Congress street., until
Thursday, Nov 4th, 1862 at IL o'clock noon, ior
furnishing the U. s. Courts with Fuel Tor the year
ending Nov. 4, 1870.
The fuel required will be the best quality OF
LEIGH COAL, STOVE SIZE, tceH screened and free
from slate and dust, and to be delivered in such
quantities and such times and place the U. s.
Marshal for the District Of Maine, may direct.
Proposals TO be endo, sed Proposals for Fuel for
U. s. Courts" snd addressed to the United States
Marshal for the District OF N aine.
CHARLES CLARK, -.
occ2-10d U. IS. Marshal, Dist. OF M aine.
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MI. A.-The debate before the Association
this evening promises to be of great interest
As school for the orator there is no method
more satisfactory. In our country, where the
mercha9t of to-day is liable to be the states
man of .!o-morrow, every one OF our young
business Men should endeavor to perfect them
selves in ready thinking and habit of express
ing gracefully, forcibly, and with conciseness,
their opinions on any subject brought to their
attention.
BY reference to advertisement it will be seen
that on Monday evening" the 1st of November,
the Mercantile Library Course will open with
the grand Adelaide Phillips Concert assisted
by Miss Button, the celebrated pianist, Ru-
dolphsen, the excellent baritone, Mrs Smith
the favorite soprano, and Arbuckle. the tamo,s
cornet player. The concert will be conducted
and directed by our own Kotzschmar Tho
tickets for the reserved seats for the concart
will be for sale on Friday, the 10Th inst. At
Paine's music store.
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NOTICEis hereby given, that the subscriber has
~ been duly appointed and taken upon himself the
trust OF Administrator of the estate Of
JOSEPH JAMES, late Of Brunswick,
in the County of Cumberland, deceased, and given
bonds as the law directs. All persons having demands
upon the estate of said deceased, are required te
exhibit the same; and all persons indebted to said
estate are called upon to make payment to
EDWARD JAMES, Admir- OF FIeeport.