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A vExED QUESTION SETTLEp.-It will per.
haps be remembered by our readers that at the
Fair of the New England Society, held in this
city last year, premium was offered of one Of
Kimball Brothers best road wagons for the
best gentleman's driving horse exhibited. The
premium was awarded to Mr.. II. A, Hall who
entered "India Rubber Bep," but for some rea-
son the wagon was not delivered. Legal pro-
ceedings having been. entered against the
Society by the plaintiffs attorneys Messrs.
Howard & Ceaves of this city, resolution
was adopted at the Fair Of the Society this
year, at Manchester, N. H., "that the Treasurer
be Instructed to purchase a wagon, offered as
premium last year at Portland, and deliver the
same to Henry A. Hall, of Boston, who drew
the hrst premium liz the class of gentlemen's
driving horses whenever it shall be ascertain
ed by the Secretary of the New England Society
that the premiums has not been paidin accord
ance with the decision of the Judges.
BASE BALL-A match game of base ball
was played Monday afternoon on the Rolling
Mills grounds between the Rival and Pine
Tree clubs of this city, which was closely con-
tested throughout, but was finally decided in
favor of the Rivals, the score standing, Rivals
80; Pine Trees 2S Below is the score:
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Tho Oregon Legislature met Monday and
elected james D. Pray President of the Senate
and Benjamin Hayden Speaker of the House.
The Democrats will fill all the Offices.
a London despatch states that the survivors
OF the Inflated war ship Captain, which was
lost In the Bay OF Biscay state sthat the unfor
tunate steamer was turned literally bottom M
IN heavy squat at night, and went down in
three minutes.
A despatch from Cincinnati says that on the
4th at Loup Creek, w. Va, serious riot oc.
CURED upon sections of the Ohio and Cbesa
peake railroad between some sixty blacks and
thirty whites. The quarrel arose between a
black man, who was employed in one gang of
men, and white man who was EMPLOYED in
another. After several engagements with
successive reinforcements on either side. the y
armed and met in battle array Shots were
exchanged, and determined charge on the
"a nart OF the whites put the negroes to route =
Inc retreating party were followed a mile or
more Win vigorous firing, and upwards OF six
or more killed. On the succeeding day the
force. - "A oAs"n'~o"
Il. b. Elliot for several years mathematician
OF the Secretary's Office of the Treasury De-
partment and auditor Of the system of metrical
weights and other mathematical works has
been appointed Chief Clerk of the Bureau of
statistics
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| q, CAMBRIDGE, Sept 13-Cattle Market.-Beef Cat
ae, receipts 1888 head. Prices unchanged. Sales o
second IL 10 r. a 81 nrs e Chilly thr at Il 90 = 80
800. Sneeo and Lam 7s-receipts II $40 bead: sale
In lots at 81 80 q 50 each; extra at "a 90 q $50.
NEW YORK. Sept. 13.-Cotton quiet tut scarcel,
So urn; sales 400 bales; Mddlng upl4nds at I9ac-
fIour-sales IA 600 bbs. State ami Western witnou,
decided change; State a 1 10 "a $50; Round Hool
UnIo 10 gS 10; Western at 70 g 6oo Southern
safes $4,000 BUSH; No. oprng at IS; new at Ii
e is; No. 2 do at O3 a es; Winter Red and Am.
per Western at &c; new at u; White southern al
and the advance lost; sales "a OOn bush; Mixed
western at SO @ SIC in store. Oats opened L. better
OHIO at 80 @ b4c; Western at 4S "a SIC. Pork dull
new mess at 26s7 a u 90; prime at % so a 25 3d.
afa nTRm ns; steam at at 15l @ l6c kettle at
STATE at "a q 41c Whiskey heavy: Western tree al
u g sgc. Rice-Ca1oliua at s. az 94c. sugar firm
IS I'd ne leo at 10 1ne Musrovado at lOc; tai!
at lotc. Naval stofes-Spiriis Turp-ntine frm.r at
a auG eesn n fair demand at . g s7s. Petroleum
sg 9sc. FIeights to Liverp oil heavy and lower
hour per steam Is Sd; wheat gu a Sd.
ChicAGo. Sept. l3.-FIlur weak at rs 055O FIR
Spring extras. Whea, declining; quoted az 81 81 a,
SSfc: Corn declining at G14 a 6l3c tor MOI. Oats
declining at 354c ,or No q Rye advancing at 81 0I
649c or No. 2. BARLEY easier att o. q OF Or No. z
ed ed shoulders at 323s Lys hogs
Tsxan to fair shipping steers
Receipts 5.5OO bbs. -four, $4,000 bush. wheat.
a 600 oush corn. $1,000 blsh oats 5000 bush. rye
AZ 100 bush. barley, 4 200 hogs.
90 S sna bb,s hour, $1,000 BUSH wheat
o9,ooo bush. corn, 1000 bush. rye, 80, 90 bush.
oats $4,000 bush. barley. 900 hogs.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 10 -Whskey at 50 "a a9c. Mess
PORK firm at 2625 q rs 50. Lard dun at 15c. Bulk
Meats neglected; shoulders at 122c; sides at 14s "a
at 1897 clear sides at 173c sugar cnred hams Of o. IS
2a3c. ' 81 q y
NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 13.-Cotton stea iy; Middling
uplands at 17sc.
lands at l7tc. e ~
SAVANNAH, Sept. 13-Cotton active; Middling
uplands at 17ac.
CHARLESTON. Sept 49, Cotton in fair demand !:
Middlng uplands at 17Jc 500 N0'--'"'
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News by the Latest Mails.

The family of DR.. Mcdonnell of oomheld,
NJ, were recently poisoned by servant.
The captain of steam-tug which recently
blew up in New York harbor, leaves two
wives and a row is ex pected.
Odds ON the Americans are now offered on
the Lachne boat race.
French-Irish mass meeting was held at
Cooper Institute, N. Y last night to EXPIRE s.
sympathy with the French republic.
Mayor Hall of New York, having friends
who want office, urges the aldermen to take a
new census Of New York city.
A snow storm prevailed in London on Tues
! day and the telegraph worked badly.
Poughkeepsie, N. Y, has population of %,
O88.
| Mount Hood is II 200 feet high.
A large cigar factory in Now Yerk was seiz-
ed Tuesday by the revenue officers. A vine-
! gar factory in Maryland, a tobacco factory in
Massachusetts, and cigar factory in the same
! district increase the list
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w esnicipal C0urt.

JUDGE MORRIS PRESIDING
IoESpAY.-State vs. Annie Ball; keeping opel
shop on the Sabbath. Plea guilty. Fined $40 an,
costs; paid.
state VS.. Rannah Warren; larceny of o water
proof coax. Plea not guilty. Decision guilty; sem
to jail Tor 60 days.
stae VS. James Williamson; keeping shop open on
the Sabbath. Fined $40 and costs: paid.
Slate vs.. Martin Mcmahon; intoxication and dis
turbince. ca guilty. Fined So and costs: maid.
State vs. Charles NJ Davis; intoxi cation and dis.
turoance Plea not guilty. Decision guilty. Fined
So and costs
state VS.. Thomas Fl. Murray; search and seizure
Continued till Saturday.
s'a.e vs.. James M. McFaggott, William Farrell
onarles Schumann and John Sullivan raid on a
Huit garden. Plea guilty. Let off with an admopi.
''on' Williams.
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PORTLAND THEATRE.-The Company at the
Portland Theatre drew another first rate house
last night and the play of the "Writing on the
WALL" sensational as it is, was evidently ap
preciated by the audience who were liberal O.
their applause Miss Herring is making her
self great favorite with the theatr goers and
is well supported BY the Company albeit they
have had no chances as yet to show "wha,
they know about acting" Miss Pierce and Lor.
raine pleasingly fill up the intervals between
the drama and farce, and Burns, in the latter.
is as funny as he knows how to be.
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co M M Il CIAL.
Receipts by Railroads and Steamboat


STEAMER MONTREAL FROM RosToN.-3 soapstone
stoves, 20 bdls leather. I6 pes pipe. 45 bbs rum
coils cordage. 20 firkius lard. oil, 700 bb's
flour, 325 sash weights, 40 casks nails coils ad
pipe, 80 bds shafts casks spikes bxs mesh fish, ~
bbls pork 10 half do BUTTER casks Lead 10 cases and
20 bales domesucs, sewing machines, 200 pkgs 9
Princes Express, 100 do order. For Canada and
dye wood pianos Il pkas urliture % pcs marb
30 bids leather, ms pig iron AZ bags WOOL 100 W II
dow weights, amps, ties molasses, water wheel
40 bxs spices. l40 pkgs to order.
PORTLAND q KENNEBEo RAILROAD-1 car o.
on 9th 40 stone. SO bbs apples, cases boots, "a
hides 20 bdls fish, do blinas IL bbs beans "a
boys, 10 cases goods. IL bales hops cars wo d, II
oxs axes lot goods, 103 pkgs merchandise 20 cars
freight tor Boston.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY 100 cans milk, 1 ca
san boxes 10 starch, 40 do lumber, bark, dc
laths, DO oars, do live sock. ~ do ccrn 2 do sun
flour, car paper, do sundries
MAINE CENTRAL RAILRoAD-25 cases carnets, 1:
bdls shoyels, 10 beams yarn, muttons, 70 bbs ap
pies, cider mills, 81 bdls dowels 10 bags potatoes,
car wood. 20 bxs eggs, POI do sundries.
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still maintained BY way Of Dover and Quiel

sstill maintained by way Of Dover and Quier
rain. The Prussians appeared at Proims, il
the department OF the Siene ct Maine, on Mon
day noon, and at La Val Tracy and Carlepon
IN the department of Disc. Chances for sue
cessful defence of Paris are thought to increase
| hounly.
The Independence Beige says the policy o.
the American government occasions no sur
prise considering the cloae intimacy of Ban
croft ard Bismarck. 1t is denied, however, at
Berlin that Bancroft made any representations
in favor of mediation.
FRENCH PROPOSITIONS FOR PEACE.
Especial to the Herald There is good au-
thority for believing that definite propositions
for peace were offered in behalf of the provis-
ional government at Paris, and that M. Theirs
IS authorized to lay them before the British
government, whose intervention is solicited.
The terms are as follows: Payment to Prus-
STA OF war expense, destruction of all forts in
AIsace and Lorraine, and the temporary occu-
patton of Metz and Strasberrg by the German
troops till the election of an authorized gov
eminent for France and the ratification Of the
treaty by the proper authorities
The journal Of ST. Petersburg, discussing the
mission of Mr.. Theirs to the neutral powers
hopes he will carry home conviction favora-
BILE to peace. To do so he must sacrifice many
prejudces and absolute ideas, He will then
set France great example and make his own
influence more powerful than ever.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
The Chinese are preparing for war. Further
ourages have been committed on the missiona-
ries
The recent shipwreck on Goodwin Sands is
still unidentified. One vessel, az before stated,
reports having seen the word "New York" on
the stern OF the wreck. Another. which lett
the scene later reports being unable to see
even that, only the letter COP was seen on the
stern. Tobacco casks containing some of the
cargo of the wrecked vessel are marked letter
She was evidently from an American port.
1t IS noticed that the only American minis
ter notified of the efforts for peace on the part
OF Great Britain is Mr.. Curtin at st. Peters
burg.
American bills of exchange fare constantly
arriving here only to be protested because OF
letters OF advice being sent by slower steam
ers.
A despatch from China to-day contains un-
favorable intelligence.
. Gen. Williams, the defender of Kars, has
been appointed to Gov. of Gibraltar.
Bark Volante from St John for British port
went ashore of the north of Ireland and is
total loss.
nnrppi int IF To
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n Orelgn Markets.


for money and account. - -
American seeurlues-U. s. 5-2o's, 1862. 90: do
1865, old, s93: do 1867, S84; U. S. 104Os, IT, Erie
shares Is. illinois Central shares 1924, Atlantic q
Great Western shares 1924.
LONDON, Sept. 1911. 80 P. M.-Tallow firm at DIS
Cd. Linseed Oil firm. "
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 13-11.3 80 A. M-Cotton steady:
sales 1000 bales; MIDI ing upands 81 "a 92I; do or
leans % q ssd Breadstufts quiet. -
FRANKFORT, Sept. 12.-U. S. 500 bonds excited
at 93a for 1858. ~
Lo DON, Sept. 1880 P. M.-American securi-
ties quiet. Stocks quiet
uLIvEaPo L, Sept 1890 P. M.-Red Western
wheat g. I'd; California White Wheat IS Sd "a 1ts =
The re eip's OF Wheat the past three DAYS were
y 900 quarters. OF which % $40 were American Corn
2ss 81. Lard quiet. 49,
+ol me shipnents Of Cotton from mbay up to yes
LONDON, Sept. 1880 P. M. Consols 924 "a Cpl
for mOney AMI account, S-o-a
American securities quiet; u S, 5-2O's 1862 On !.
40 1861 old, 69s do 1867, e84: u s. 10-4Os 49, Erie
shares 49, Illinois Cen ra.snares 1924 Allan ic and
Great Western shares 49,
.IvFRP 'oL, Sept. 13-43O P. M-Cotton firm:
Mlddiing upands sgd. Peas 35s. Spirits Turpentine
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Commissioners Notice.

WE, having been appointed by the Judge of Pro-
w bate for the County CT Cumberland, to re-
ceve and anime the claims OF the ere 'itois OF Sam
vel alker, Jr late OF Harrison, i'll said County,
deceased whose estate is represented insoivent
give notice that six months commencing the niue-
teenth day of July A. D. 1870, have been allowed 70
and that we W II attend to the service assigned u
at the office OF q. A. Chaplin in Harrison on
me hrst saturday of October It, at three O'Clock
IN the afternoon, and also the urst Saturday, OF
November next at five O'Clock in the afternoon I'd
also on the Il st Saturday of Janusry, A. D. 1871 at
three O'Clock in the afternoon.
Dated at Harrison this 26th day of August 1870
ALBERT GRAY.
S6w3t SAMUEL THOMES
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SEPTEMBER CRIMINAL TERM-GoDpARp ppr
SIDING.
IUEsDAY.-Julia F. Coley vs. Inhabitants .
stbiook Evidence for the defence is not We, con
Guided.
a. a. ''io"'. bradbury & Bradbury
N. Webb
Inc criminal docket was called and arrangement
'or Trials made aud prisoners released on bail.
The second jury was empanele as follows:
DOR ian Brown Raymond; Caleb H. Dyer, Cane
Eizib tn; Roscoe F. Green, Otlsfeld; Sewall b.
Haskell. Portland; george w LIBBY. Na,les; James
H. Lombard, CASIO; David G. L.rng, North Yar-
mouth Charles Morrill,, Portiani; Charles Millikeu.
We.tbrook; David 7. Moody, Cape Elizabeth; Chas
SchiIi niger, New Gloucester; James G. whitney.
:, Excused --Jacob Hazen, Bird ytcn: William r
Hooper. Wndham; Freik E. Mitchell. Yarmonth:
y Hn1a nead @estbrook; Edward Ross Cumberland;
n maniei !. small, talmouih; George Tabor, Var
mouth; John P. Warren, standish
r,so RI knight, Portland:
nieophiius stmson, Jr Gray; William Thorn, Bald.
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MORRIS Bros MINsTRELs-Of course our
readers intend to go and see this fa--famed
band of MINISTRIES at City Hall on Friday and
Saturday nights, for who can refrain from
SEEING the opportunity to hear Billy whistle
his celebrated Mocking Bird Solo, or witness
Ions comicalities, see the great Bernado in
his female representations, listen to Ainsley
Scott, the great basso singer, and receive re.
turn for their admission ticket more than i've
times its cost in fun.
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MlsCell nne0un NOsicee,

HARPER's BAZAAR. The number for next
week, richly illustrated, has been received at
the periodical depot of Messrs Fesserden
Brothers, Lancaster Hall; alsv by D. Went
worth, dealers in books, stationery, &C.. 337
Congress, corner of Oak street. This Journal
OF Fashion takes the lead of all Others and is a
welcome visitor to the parlor circle.
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ARMY AND NAVY UNIoN.-The Army ant
Navy Union make their first parade in uni
form to-day, and invite the pubic to go on the
excursion over the p. & q. r. r. Trains leave
at 9 A. M, and 13O p M. Returning, leave
Lake SebagO at 30 P. M. Only limited
number of uniforms have been received, SO that
the Union will not De half represented.
Line is formed at 7.3O corner of Brown and
Congress streets. The following is the route OF
procession: Down Congress to Middle, down
Middle to Exchange, up Exchange to City Hall
thence up Congress to Brown, then to Free,
and up to Congress Square, then up to State
and down State to depot
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FreSghts.


CHARLESTON, Sept 9.-Freights to Liverpool b,
steam ndeet. nominal; via New York, 71s up
Janus anu II i6d on Sea Islands; by sail nominal
York steam, &c % fb on uplands &c on Sea Islands
" 90 tierce on Rice; by sail, &c u fb on Upa d.
l0P M on Timber. TO B ston by sail, "a &c % ID on
upland Cotton; to Providence So y Al on Boarus; sc
" I'd OH uplind Cotton. o
lumber freghts from Georgetown, 5 u, Daiien and
Satilia River, Ga, and Jacksonville Fla to Nor h.
ana Boards.
SAVANNAH, Ca. Sert S.-Market are firm. Cot
ton to Liverpool via New Yo k, pc steam id on up
lands; Cotton per sail tor Liverpool, 7-l9 on up
upands 90; sea Islands 1; y fb TO Ptiiadelphia
per steam e on uplands domesties 75c. To Ba
6 ss a%1 Ssi Timber ST s Ie
Cotton l.; 40 ior Batimor Lumber So 25' To MAJ
tanzas, s. in gold To Sagna la Granue IS "a so
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WOolens, Dress and Fancy Goods
at Auction.

ON Thursday. Sept 18th. at ten and three ,. NJ,
Goocs Blue NJ xed. shetland. and vio'et r bbsd
nits and DIa' s. Card glns. 1914 and Iii Blankets
rIinoels, Towels, Crash, DoylIes, Napkins, Loom
and Satin Damask. L dies and Gent s Furnishing
Goods Fancy Goods &c
A., ne above sale offers a favorable opportunity for
the uole 10 provide themselves with clothing &C.,
Tor The approa hing cold weather.
sel4td +. o. BAILEY i Co , Austio7exs.
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CITY AND VICINITY.
CALICO RNIA.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 13-The California
Building aud Loan Society suspended payment
to-day, having deficit of 100000. Thomas
Mooney, President of the SOCIETY,", disappeared
several days ago.
The manager of the German Ladies' Santa.
ry Festival to-day sent to Berlin $4,000 Tor
equal distribution between the families of the
Landwher of both North and South Germany.
The festival so far has realized 900.
A letter from Mr.. Seward, dated at sea. saws
his health has much improved.
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WARRINGTON,


WASHINGTON, Sept. 13.-Admiral Me!anc.
ton Smith will soon be transferred from the
command of the Washington hayward to the
command of that of Brooklyn, relieving Ad-
miral Godon, who will beco ne port Admiral
at New York, in place of Admiral String
ham. retr Admiral Goldsborough will take
command of the Washington navy yard.
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On and after Monday Sept 18th, passengers
wishing to take the Steamer Oriental for
Bridgton and Harrison " i'll take the Portland
and Ogdensburg cars at the Portland and Ken
nebec R. R. Depot at $50 P. NJ, instead of
us A. NJ tf
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TELNGRAPH ITEMS,

near New Haven was burned Tuesday morn
ing, it is supposed to have been by an ipcen-
diary. Most of the boarders had barely time
to escape with clothing. Loss $780, 00j insured
for $4,000.
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EXCURSION TO LAKE SEBAGo.-The Portland
Army u Navy Union offer to our citizens to.
day an excursion of remarkable attraction.
They propose picnic to Lake Sebago. pro-
ceeding thither by the new route over the Port
land & Ogdensburg Railroad, route which
possesses Lot only the great luxury of ride
over a new and smooth road in comfortable
cars, bat also affords views of some of the most
beautiful scenery in the State. Arrived at the
Lake there will be games of ring-toss and
croquet besides other amusements, dancing tt
the superb music of the Portland Band, and t.
those who desire sail on the mirror. like sur
face of the lake in the commodious steame
Oriental. No liquors will be allowed and tn
st OF order preserved. Remember the train
leaye the Kenuebec depot at a. m. and 30 I
M, and will return at $50 p. m.
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New York stock and Money m.r....

NEW YORK, Sept 49, Norninq.-Gold 113a 40 II 81
100. -S"""so A''1 y
The Stock market was very dull and scarcely any
business transacted. '' "A'
NEW YORK, Sept. 13-Afernoon- There was no
feet OF the dalness of the financial uaton to day
enough business was done, except in eadil
Gold closed dull at 1883 a 1lsI,
governments closed firm and steady
Money easy at q per cent, Steriny rxcb anre
dull a oeSAihS A-ASHohoN
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Now Nearly Completed.

This Company are now pushing their work
forward with great rapidly, and the entire lima
necessary to connect ST. Louis and st. Paul is
graded and under contract to be finished this
season. The fact that this enterprise has bee n
undertaken by combination of leading bank
ers and railroad capitalists of well known
wealth, experience and ability, insures its early
completion and future success.
The road runs through the richest and most
thickly settled portion of Iowa. and is built
in the interests of the great Northern system
of roads which centre at st. Paul. The
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{. P.NMBALL 4 LARKIN.
sep14dtd wilt
Building Loan Mortgage.
NOtte of Foreclosure and saIa.

"BEEAS, Timothy Loone, and Catber;.a
" Loney, wife OF SAID Timotoy both Of thu sirv
OF Porf9d IN the County or Cum osrianl on the
INVENT, -seond day June. 1877. bv their nertrsee
deed OF tat date recorded the Re .istry Of Dseds
Tor said ounty. book S56 page IL, conveyed to s,if
city eftaln lot land aud the buildings tbers,n
situate,on the northerly corner OF Monument and
MouDifrt streets in said Pertain and teup,led
amt de:ribed follows:
Beg ming in he corner of said streets, thanee
nortb'asterly in and by the uortberly line OF said
Monuaenf street, forty five feet and four tspibs OF
foot STAKE; thence nor HIVES erly at right an
giles nth sai street sixt,-feet 10 a sake: Themes
sout-w sterly parai el with ssi1 Msnum.n NJ siIeet
eisby one Ieet to Mountiort street; thence soutn.
easerly in the line of un tort stree 10 The pIaes
be an at beng the same premises conveyed 20 said
Caner'ne by Samue L. Car elon, asd ny her con-
veed to sail Tim thy by her d ed datel june
forth, IL Z, and recorfe IN the kegist Of Deeds
IF said County, hoOk 35i page 81 with authsiity In
ne case OF the breach o the ndtion in siid mort
gage to Sc said PREMISES at auc ion and from the
proceeis 10 pay tie debt secured thereby Ana
whereas the condition of said MORTGAGE deed -
been broken by said Lo1ueys
1 his is 10 give notice that said house and let will
De soif az Iuoilc auction sad premises en- the
hit. epth dav of September 1870 at ten 3'cs,k IN
the forenoon, Tor tue reason and purpose sfcfepad
In wi ness whereof, |, Henry W. Hersey m be-
nall Of said city, Treasurer the eo by virtue Of
the authority given me in said deed. have hsreuns
SET nv ham, and give tDis notice this thirteenth day
OF August, 1870.
HENRY W. HERSEY,
Treasurer 81 Portland.
aug 15-M&Th-t seq Is
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PENN sYlVANEA.

IarLADELru1A, Sept 13.--Tha oantoot for
the Republican nomination for Congress from
| the I'd district was decided in favor OF John v.
Greeley against Charles Nell.