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THEArRE.-"L Little Barefoot" one of Mag

THEATRE" Little Barefoot" one of Mag
gle Mitchelps favorite plays, was produced at
the theatre last night, before another large au-
dience. Bid Wells company always do good
business in Portland, being established favor
ties here, and it is therefore rare thing to see
many unoccupied seats at a performance. One
thing during this engagement we wish to es-
pecially praise, it last night is to be taken as
criterion, and that is the short waits between
the acts, and the punctuality in raising the
curtain at the time announced in the pro-
gramme. We were only present during the
first part of the play, but during that time the
acting was spirited, and the actors seemed to
have caught the inspiration of the author
Miss Bidwell is rather too large in person for
the child-like Amry, but the part was very
well conceived by her, and Mr.. Roche was very
good as William Peace. Miss Wilkinson made
a sharp, pert Rose, and the rest of the charac-
tiers, with the exception of Jenny, who was
quite funny, do not call for special remark.
Tonight EAST Lynne" with Miss Dollie
in the two characters Of Lady Isabel and Mad
anne Vine.
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ART Mr.. f. f. Hale with that energy
and enterprise that always mark his efforts,
has secured several of the choicest gems that
were on exhibition at the late Fair, and has
placed them in his gallery, where they may be
seen for short time. Among them are Shat
tucks' magnificent painting, "The White Hills
in October;" mt. Desert" by II. B. Brown;
"Harvest Scene," by Paul Weber; "Bropze
Plata and Fruit y proc -Rerbaoiiso painting
by Burdick; Beach scene, by w. E. Norton,
Adirondack Lake." by Sonntag, and many
others. Mr.. Hale's gallery is one of the in
situations of Portland, and we are glad to see
that his gallery is the resort not only of our
citizens but of strangers from all parts of the
Union
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NE w YORK.
NE !" HVEEhs
COURTESIES TO THE HARVARD

coURTEs1Es TO THE HARVARD CREW.
NEW YORK, Sept 14.-This afternoon the
committee of the Boston City Council called
at the hotel and were introduced to Messrs.
Fay and Loring of the Harvard crew, and ten
dered them the Inequalities of the city and a
hearty welcome home afterwards. They ac-
cepted the Governors invitation to a room at
the City Hall, rendered them by a committee
OF the Common Council, and were received and
welcomed there by Alderman Roberts, and
partook OF collation. provided for them. They
leave for Boston on the Fall River line, accom-
panied by the Boston committee at z. M. to-
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MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION
lectures before this Association will commence
about the LIST of November, and we are pleased
to hear that it will be the most brilliant and
attractive course ever given. A number of the
most talented lecturers are already engaged
and there will be several novelties introduced
that will rebound highly to the credit of the
nommitfea
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CRIMINAL fRRM-ooDDARp L. pprsIpINa
TuEsoAH.-The first jury came in by adjourn
ment, and second jury by summons. The follow
ing 10 the list Of new jurors answering to their
names:
w Ln4nas Burgess, Portland; Nathaniel Cobb,
ran, Casco; Ansel Gray, Naples; Aaron Humphrey,
Gray; John P. Lamb Harrison; Benjamin Libby,
hon, Raymond; Win. L Shurtlif, New Gloucester;
Ezekiel J. Sylvester, otisfe d; Edwin Il; Wngate,
Standish; Elias Banks, Portland; franklin K. Bar
rett, Lewis g. Lougee Portland.
Thomas Burgess was excused permanently and
two others conditionally.
The criminal docket was taken up, on which were
spread 4s continued actions. 20 of which are for trial
and 20 for sentence also 20 Indictments for the
following offenecs:-For assault and battery, g.;
adultery, 1; allowing minor to play billiards, /;
arson In the daytime 1; accessory to larceny bad
road, 1; breaking and entering, 1; compound lar
eeny, 8; common selling, &C., Il felonious assault
8; false pretences 1; larceny, 81 MURDER 1; perjury
1; rape, 1; receiving stolen goods, 4.
Prisoners and those under bail came in and plead
to indictments. In several CASES the Court assigned
counsel.
No. 6i-State VI. Francis Murphy and Alexander
Shss for The murder of Patrick Murray in Portland
hing him down stairway on the Sd of Sep.
fsoners pleaded not guilty. At their request
,urt assigned them counsel Of their own choof-
len. Sheplsy for both oe endants, assisted by
BRADBURY for Marphy and S. c. Strout, Esq ,
Ihea The parties request to be tried separately.
orney General Frye Is notified TO be present. The
e for trial is not yet fxsd-awaiting his answer.
No. sa-State vs.. james Hayes. For assault on
AIRY Ann Green by striking her in the ia Q while
.ssing her the street in Portland Jan. 9th last
.poloey, drunkenness Sentence, two months in
ounty Jail,
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dwelling House, House Lot and
household Furniture
by Auction.

7 SHALL sell on Tuesday, Sept. Plat 1890 ar IN
O'Clock A N. the two storied French root DWELL
fng House No. 40 Pine street, OF Lewis street
repair; has brick cistern, No. MeGregor fur-
mace set in brick, Gas fixtures in first and second
Stories the lot is As feet on Pine by rs feet Lewis
streets.
Also lot on Lewis st. adjoining containing
about 35C feet.
Also ali the furniture in the house; the most OF
which is nearly new consisting of Parlor furniture,
oak and chestnut Chamber Sets, Bedsteads, Chairs
Tables. Mattresses, Carpets &c, &c.
sepl5td +. %. BAILEY, Aucpr.
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PUBLIC LIBRARY.-The Library has recent
ly received a very handsome donation of nearly
hundred volumes, from Mrs. A. T. Dole
We are glad to see the increased interest taken
In this most valuable institution, and hope that
before long some generous men will contribute
q fund to build nice edifice for the library
The present situation of the institution in the
rear of the City Building is an inconvenient
one, especially for ladies, and the increased
number of volumes requires more space.
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ICE.

IOY vrtue o. license from the Hon. John N.
ID wateI man, Judge of Probate for the County OF
Cumberland. sh II oie- for sal at putlc auction,
on Wednesday, October 18th, at O'Clock p M on
the premises, corner Of Vaughan ana Pine streets.
ali the interest wrich Isadora b. Hull minor heir of
Robert HULL late of Portland, deceased, has in GER
tain lots of land situate1 in said Portland, which
will be more particularly described at the time and
place of sale.
ROBERT i. HULL,
sep13-1aw3w GUARDIAN.
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SALE OF BUILDINGS. r. A. Bird q
Co. sold at auction yesterday noon the wooden
buildings on the Hay Scale lot-the larger.
which was 50x35 feet in size, to James Rack
lyf, for 500; and the smaller building, mere
shed, for $18, to W. Ewing The buildings are
to be torn down and the lumber carried off.
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THE DEATH OF SENATOR FEssENDEN creates
another vacancy in the board of regents of the
Smithsonian Institution. Mr.. Fessenden was
the senior member of the board in the length
of his service, having been appointed in 1861.
Since the rebellion broke out the board has
lost by death the following other distinguished
members: Senators Douglas ard Pearce, Chief
Justice fancy, President FELTON, of Harvard
College. General Totten, Judge Dayton, min
lister to France, and Professor A. D. Bache.
Mr.. Fessenden was appointed to succeed SEN
ator Mason of Virginia, who vacated the posi-
ton ia 1861.
Mr.. Fessenden was also one of the most val
ued members of the board of trustees of Bow
doin College. He was very constant in his
attendance on the sessions, and took great in
terest in all its concerns. 1t was matter
worthy of remark if he failed of being present
at Commencement. The names of no less
than four of his brothers and three of his sons
are borne on the Bowdoin triennial. The col
lege loses in him one of its most illustrious
alumni, as well as one of its truest friends.
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France.
AN AUDIENCE GRANTED GEN. PRIM.
PARIS, Sept 14.-The Emperor gave an au-
dence TO Gen. Prim yesterday.
ARRIVAL OF PRINCE NAPOLEON.
BRUSSELS, Sept. 14--Prince Napoleon has
arrived in this CITY.
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Personal. Ex-Governor Coburn, Edward
Noyes, Superintendent of the Maine Central
railroad, and D. Alden of Augusta, were
among the arrivals at the Falmouth House
yesterday. We see that Mr.. Wheeler, with
the desire to accommodate his hotel to the spirit
Of retrenchment, will reduce his transient
board, after the 10th inst, to IS 80 per day.
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THE DENVER PACIFIC RAILROAD.
OMAHA, Sept. 14.-Track laying has been
commenced at Cheyenne, on the Denver Pa
cific Railroad. The work is expected to pro-
gress at the rate of two miles per day.
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Administrators Sale.
Thomas Worcester,s Estate.

Thomas W0rcester's Estate.
Pursuant to a ,ic~nce from the Judge of Probate
for the County of Cumbe land shall sell al public
auction, on the premises, on \ hursday The
seventh day OF October nexc at IL O'Clock M.
the valuable Real Estate No. AZ on the Westerly
side of Clar. Street. in the city OF Portland,
known as the homestead of the late Thomas
o. cester, listing OF "a good 1-2 story wood
en- House and Els. very convenient and lot 90 x SO.
The whole SUBJECT to the Widows ght Of Dover
thereu which will be sold at the same time, there
bv giving the purchaser perfect title to the premi-
ses. Terms Cash.
GEORGE W PARKER Admir-
+. o. BAILEY, Auct.
Portland. Aug 80, Ie6y. au31td
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PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 14.-Another murder
occurred here this afternoon. While in po
litical dispute in tavern in FIankford street,
Samuel Shuster was struce by James Nc
Glaughlin and died in few minutes after
wards. Revenue Officer Brooks, and Hogan,
who was shot last night, are both at the point
of death,
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City Affair.".

A special meeting of both branches of the
City Government was held yesterday after
noon.
An ordinance relative to excavations near
streets; and one relative to the harbor, de.ig-
mating the anchorage ground in the upper har-
Dor, were passed to be enacted in both boards,
and they received the Mayors signature.
The Council receded from their action of
Monday ON the order relative to the purchase
of steam fire engine and passed the same
with the amendment limiting the contract to
parties in Portland.
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AUCTION SALES.
Genteel Furniture. Piano &C, by
auction.

IN SATURDAY, Sept 18th, at 10 O'Clock A NJ.
" the furniture IN house No. 80 Bramhall street,
BILE Top tables, Mirrors What-nots, Engravinrs.
Clocks Gard Tables, Lounge, Brussels, Ingram
Bureaus, Sinks. Tables, Hair Mattresses spring
Beds, and MATTRESSES, Pillows, and Bolster, Exten-
sion fables Chairs, Crockery aud Glass Ware. Re-
frigerator Plants together with the Kitchen Furni-
ture. Also at II NJ. G. M Guild 81 Cos. Piano,
Rose Wood Frame, Round Corners and a very fine
instruments, Piano Cover, one Wheeler q Wilson's
Sewing Machine. the above goods are of superior
quality, New and in Perfect order.
FO. BAILEY, AuctIOueer.
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WEST INDIES.

HAVANA, Sept. 14.-Steamship Cleopatre,
from Vera Cruz via Sisal, due here on the 9th
inst, has not yet arrived, and fears are enter
tanned for her safety.
No intelligence has been received in Havana
of engagements between the troops and insur,
gents.
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AUCTION SALES.
Two Houses on Canton street by
AuctiOni

I sell tbe nroperty Nos and q, ON anton street.
No isl 10 story wooden House containing SIX
rooms, large attic and cellar. 80 l. l-2 story
house confirms room, closets. attic, cellar, &c =
Plenty Of hard and soft wiier lot CO n front, run
ming back so feet. This sale offers good opportun-
ity for investment Terms az sale.
sepildtd O.. d. BAILEY, Auctioneer.
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THE VOTE ON THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND
HENp.-The vote on the Constitutional Amend
ment In this city yesterday was very light the
whole number of votes polled being but 1877, of
which 124 were in favor of the amendment and
3 Jpposed to It. "AN
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Buildings at Auction.
SheTif's Sale.

CUMBERLAND IS.
rINAkEN on execution and will be sold at public
L auction ON Saturday, the 18th day Of September
1869 at three O'Clock p. M. at my dwelling house in
Yarmouth IN said county, all the right title and
interest which Daniel Small OF Lewiston has whether
in equity to redeem to hsvs conveyance by vir-
tue OF bond or contract in writing in and TO the
homestead farm OF 10 late Edward Doughty situa-
ted in Gray and is described as follows-to wit:
bounded so1therly by lane or Moses Thomson h.
easrerly by lind OF Samuel Skihngs and James
northwesterly by the road leading from Cumber-
land TO Gray road. als1 the other portion of said
farm lying on the opposite side OF said road with the
buildings thereon and is bounded southwes erly,
northwester'y and northeas'eriy by land OF James
Whitney. Thomas Casey. ,lden Doughty, and OF the
hei OF Hezekiah Doughty deceased and south
serly by said road, containing sixty acres more
or less.
ID. Lei uTCHELL,
Deputy sheriff.
Yarmouth August 10th 1863 sept
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aid Mon of Portland.

Several errors occurred in the names and
ages of the aged men of Portland in the last
list published by us, and we take the first op-
portunity to correct the same, and also to give
some additional names, which have since been
handed in.
The corrections are as fellows: Anthony
Deering should be Anthony Devine; John R.
Hooper should be John X. Hooper; Amos
Merrill should be Amos Millett; Gardner Par
ker should be Patrick Parker (79 years.; Will
liam G. Carney should be WilliamlCarney.
The age of Capt Reuben York should be n;
Noah Harvey about 20; Jacob Pearson &c.
The following are additional to those hereto
fore published
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TYPoGRAPHcAL.-In our yesterday morn
ing's paper we stated in the heading of a par
graph referring to the Rev. DIR. Carruthers
that he had refused a call rendered him by
society in st. Johns. N. B. 1t should have
read ga call received"
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Fereign Markets.

HAVANA. Sept. 14.-Sugar operations limited, ow-
ing to the scarcity of the cl demanded ship
ment aud holders demand an advance
LONDON, Sept ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS closed at 921
a 90 toI money and account. ~.
American securities quiet and steady; United
States 520's l'62, coupons 83; do 1865 old, SH do
1867, S12; Erie shares, 49, Hi os Central shares 94
FRANKFORT, Sept 14-Evening.-United States
5-2y's flat anu nominal.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 14-Evening.-Cotton dull and
irregular; Middling uplands 131d; Middng Orleans
13sd; sales nominaly 1000 bales Wheat-Caliiornia
quiet; Red Western IS Cd.
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NEW S
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE
PORTLAND DAILY PRESS.
MAIN z.

Especial dispatch by International Linel
WALDO COUNTY SWEPT BY THE REPUBLICANS
BELFAST, Sept. 14.-Full returns from all
the towns in Waldo County have been receiv-
ed, and are as follows: For Governor-C Cham
berlain 313S; Smith 25SS; Hichborn 1896; Cham
berlain's majority, 154. The full Senatorial
and County ticket is elected by the Republi-
cans Representatives-Eigh Republicans
and One Democrat elected, WALDO.
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MunicfpRl Court.

HncOnDER KIDDER PREsIDIN1.
TuEspAY.-State vs.. Margaret Murray. Intoxi-
cation. Pleaded not guilty. Found guilty and fined
% and costs.
State vs.. Thomas Conroy. Throwing stones in
the street. Pleaded guilty and fined % and costs.
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FAIRY OrERETTA.-The Swedenborgian So
ciety are to bring out new Fairy Oopeetta in
October, styled the Immortal Fountain" 1t
is now it rehearsal, and some of our best musi-
cal talent is interested in it.
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Admin istratOr's sale.


PURSUANT TO q licence OF the Judge OF Probate
L for Cumberland County, shall sell at public
auction, on tine premises, on
Friday, the eighth day of October, 1869,
at o'clock p NJ. n lot OF Ian situated the corner
OF N wrury and Church reefs in OF tland ABOUT
55 X So feet, suDjet t. mortgage to The Portland
SAVINGS Bank tor $500 with interest, dated March
49, 1865 also lot of land situated on the erly
side Of Church street about IS X so feet, known as
the Cross lo also another LIT OF land the east
erly side If Church street about 50 GO feet, The
widows right OF dover will be conveyed with the
All of SAID land is centrally situated and
is of great value lor bushes purposes.
For further particulars inquire OF the undersigned
b. @. som ERBY, Administrator.
r. A. BIRD & Co., Auetioneers. sepStd
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cArsHED English brig, name below the
water SO as not to be read, has been towed into
"The POOL" also wood schooner Of about 60
or 70 tons, belonging to st. John. They were
upset in the gale and crews probably lost.
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REV. HENRY D. MOORE, formerly of this
city, is announced as one of the speakers at a
Womans Rights Convention in Cincinnati.
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AcoIDENr.-The axle of wagon loaded with
oricks gave way on Middle street, yesterday
near the corner of Exchange street, and ere.
ated quite sensation for little time.
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eERcHANTs' PIcNIc.-We hear that grand
cnic is coming off, in day or two, to Alfred
got up under the auspices of the Board of
Trade and the Merchants Exchange. Tt ia
hoped that all the merchants with their viva.
and lady friends will be on hand
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Administrators Sale.
Joseph Hale's Estate.

PURSUANT to a lcence OF the Judge OF Probate
i for Cumberland County, shall sell al Public
Auction, the premises, on Thursday, the twenty
first day OF october, A. ID. 1se9 at O'Clock r. IA.
side OF State st. between Pine and Congress streets
numbered go on said State ST. known as the
brick III ouse with an Ell and 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 VIII
be conveyed with the properly. said premises are
subject to mortgage held by the Five Cent savings
Rank dated NAV 2s 1859, ior SIPS, with interest,
aiso a mortgage to Almira Stetson dated May 20,
1863 for s1666.67 with interest. For further partc-
ulars INQUIRE OF the undersigned.
Be SOMERbY, Administrator.
r. A. BIRD s. 20, Auctioneers.
sepsdtd.
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WONDERFUL i!

The Secrets OF Love, OF Turkish Charm OF Eden
the Arabian Love Philter and Sutana's Great Sc
cret Fascination, obtained in Egypt, once in your
possession, you have complete control over any one
you wish; also, Ten Songs, Valuable Receipts,
Beautiful Arts, How to Get Rich, Choice Secrets,
&C., all mailed for ten cents. Address
Il. F. WOOD,
Apr wSm Vernon. New Jersey.
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Young Men! Young Men

A YOUNG MAN who has suffered for years with
Amany OF the diseases brought on by baneiul and
civious habits, such seminal emissions, pain in
the back, &c, &c, will tor the sake of the many who
are thus afflicted by enclosing 30 and stamp send
you something which has been worth fifty times this
amount to the advertiser. Address,
CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
w9w52sN Lock Box 1348 Boston, P.O.
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Farm for Sale.

A Farm consisting of one hun
As%NCO bred acres, cuts 80 tons OF hay with
@TIlfAA a good wood-lot, good orchard. two
AITIEmTAH wells of water, story and half
1I3s:sTG house all finished, barn 90 by 40.-
Said farm is situated near Cumberland Center, 100
rods from Meeting House. School House, Greedy
Academy, Post Office Sc; one and hall miles from
Portland & Kennebec Depot. Possession given
whenever required.
Enquire OF the subscriber on the premises
SEWALL BLANCHARD,
Cumberland, May 18th, 1863. may20wtf
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q . M M Il R CIAL.


NEW YORK, Sept. 14-Evening Money was easy
ances could be had at per cent. Ths discount mar
ket was dull and nominal at 8 to 10 per cent For
eign Exchange weak and lower this afternoon at
1881 Gold irmer later in the day and prices rose to
1864 closing 1885, The rates paid for carving to-
day were 7, 6, 49, fiat and per cent. Governments
firm Henry Clewes a. CO. furnish the following 4 NJ
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Especial Dispatch by International LneI
MIR. PEABODY STILL GENEROUS.
SALEM, Sept IA -George Peabody has given
to the town of Peabody, his native place, $50
900, in addition to previous benefactons, to be
lied to the Peabody Institute. S.
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Chicago & Rock Island. .113
Pittsburg & Fort Wayne. .........,....,..,... s7a
Erie preferred. . 695
The gross clearances at the Gold Exchange Bank
TO-DAY amounted to $53, 557. 600.
The balance at the Sub-Treasury to-day is as fol-
lows;-Currency, Sss95, OOO general, $50, 236,000.
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Horses, Carriages, &c, at Auction
LIVERY SATURDAY, at II o'clock A. M, on new
II market lot, Market street, 1 shall sell Horaes
Api 81. r. o. BAILEY. Auctoneer.
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THE PRES S.
Wednesday Morning, Sept. 10, 1859.
Portland and Vicinity.


Portland and Vicinity.
New Advertisements this DaV'
-
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN
Theatre--C. E. Bidwel.
AUCTION COLUMN
Furniture-F. o. Bailey.
House and Land-F. 0. Bansy.
Auction Sales-R. A. Bid q 20.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Halls Hair Renewer:
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters.
rsw ADvBRrIsEMENT COLUMN.
Remarkable Success-O Ditson q Co.
Teachers-CC Parker.
Neutrality-suspicious. & Tappan.
Boarders Wanted
Lani-Wm II ferris,
Drawing ami Painting Miss Latham,
For Sais-Fancy Coos.
Lum Der for sale--C Jose.
Probate Notices.
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Ii. IL. HUNT,
Notice..
Retcard.

Suitable reward win be paid to "A, sey B Pss Sails
"A will deliver to the subscripe,s s, schooner f. s.
ss6enck. Capt Grimes of Bockport' Ma''' o"''"s wv
gale OF Thursday last. DANA a co.
sen13liwis