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The Portland daily press., 1870-09-22
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STEAMER FRANCoN1A FROM NEW YoRK-56lbales
cotton % do dry goods, 10 do buffalo hides, 2906 do
dry hides. pianos, II casks oil, 3 do skins, do
bleach powders tierces rice, ~ bids moasses. do
sugar. o. bag coffee, 80 do shot, rolls lead Is rolls
carpet 12o Bales s. boards $50 chests tea. IS boxes
rasns ~ DO cheese III do glass 1870 do soap. 125 do
starch 25d tobacco, 100 do tn 1S kegs spikes 60 do
w. lea ~ bars iron. 100 do steel 1o7 brls four
90 s. potatoes, GA crates peaches, "a water melons,
% pcs castings, II tubs butter, $50 pkgs sundres
STEAMER JoHs BROOKS FROM BosToN-4s9 bales
ana 70 ods lron 5S4 It walnut lumber rolls carpet,
% cases shoes reel lead poe, 1856 boxes tin, 100
craUes neaches 70 bags potatoes % bs four Is kegs
fcer ~ DIS onions, rs boxes cheese % frkns but
ter 70 bags wool 80 bs rims % kegs beer, 1872 rolls
Toohng paper, 20 coils corlage, 80 trs sugar, 4
horses. 20 wagons, colt, 800 pkgs to Princes E1-
press, lZo 40 to order.-For Canada and up country
2lo empty boxes, 1870 empty brls 100 bales maDilla
3cases copper tubes, 25 bales wool, Al do rags. 4
stoves II CASKS OIL hhds hams, So bds leather, 14O
pkgs to order.
GRAND TRUNK RAILwAY-199 cans milk car
WOOL, do Old iron, do potatoes, 27 do lumber do
bark, do corn, do sundries, 700 brls -four. For
shipments east, SOC bbls -four. car oil, do shorts,
1 do sundries.
4 MAINE CENTRAL RAILWAY Ia cases carpets, 10
do boots, 40 bags spools, boxes meat, dead hogs,
80 iris potatoes, 100 sides leather 10 brls apples 98
boxes Sunflrips
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Brief J0ltings.

We had the pleasure yesterday of call from
Mr.. Bontelle, one Of the editors of the Bangor
Whg who has been visiting his former home
in Brunswick.
7. j. Murray has beer. .appointed Inspector
of Customs at this port.
General and Mrs. W. B. franklin are in
town for short visit. The General is the
manager of the celebrated Colt. Works, at
Hartford, Conn.
The people of Cape Elizabeth are trying to
get Station house built at that Station on the
P. S. s. P. r. R.
We are informed By the acting superintend-
ent of the P. & o. R. r. that our informant
was mistaken when he said "the passengers
yesterday noon walked into town from the
Rolling Mills track" A train was backed
down from the Kennebec depot and brought
them in.
Gold yesterday opened at 113 SO and closed
at 1878. US. Bonds were quoted in Lon
, don at 80 IL, SO IL, 8s IL.
Another fine day yesterday. Thermometer
indicated 81 deg at 9 A. M. and 60 deg. at 1
P. NJ
A dispatch to the Merchants Exchange yes
terday said the steamer "Vile de Paris" re-
ports that on the 18th inst in latitude 46. Is,
longitude 81. 05, saw a ship on fire, and
burnt down to the waters edge. The ship ap-
peared to be about 500 tons burden.
1t is reported on the street that Thomas
Huston, the butcher, left property valued at
$500 We give the story for what it is
worth.
The Adver,iser pretends to know great deal
but sometimes it knows too much. We sug-
gested TO one of the officers of the Blues that
we thought Review would be taking fea-
ture of the Providence Light Infantry recep-
ton. That very evening the Bluessand Infan-
try officers voted to get up a review. We can
only account for the remarks OF the Editor,
on the subject, by the charitable suppositon
that he was intoxicated, when he wrote them.
Officer Loring yesterday arrested James
Lorette, William Randall and Timothy Scan
nell for stealing wood from the cars at the
Portland & Rochester depot.
A breakman named .McIntre on the late
Kennebee train on Tuesday night, was struck
by bridge near Mr.. st John Smiths farm but
lackiIy was not dangerously injured.
A man while drunk placed his team acl oss
the railroad track of the p & X. R. R.. at
Woodfords corner Tuesday night, saying he
had as good right there as. TIE train. The
engine luckily only struck the rear of the wsg-
on. The man was thrown out and luckily es-
capped with few bruises. The wagon was
smashed
The Advertiser says the G. A. r. have voted
to take part in the reception of the Providence
Light Infantry. When?
We understand the G. A. r. will give series
of amateur dramatic performances at their
hall, and set of dances, shortly.
1t seems pleasant to see the genial face o.
Col. Couseus on the Rochester train again,
he is officiating as conductor,as Mr.. o Brieu is
absent GA recuperating service.
w. G. Twombly has gone to thu mountains
on a brief excursion
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GEE AND HARNDEN.-These gentlemen re-
opened their dancing school for children al
Fluent's Hall yesterday afternoon. 1t was q
beautiful opening, there being about forty chill
dren present, all pIettily and tastefully dressed
and entering heartily into the spirit of the
thing. Messrs. Gee & Harnden are very pop
and they hove succeeded in securing the pat
ronage of our best.known families by the ex-
cellence Of their course of instruction as eyinc-
ed last season.
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FTRE.-Last evening about half past six
O'Clock one Of the clerks III the shoe store of
NJ G. Palmer on Middle St., lit the gaseliers
In the store by means of wax taper inserted
in the end of long stock which is usually EN- :
ployed for that purpose. Having finished
lighting them he placed the stock up against
the wood work side of the front door and
supposed he had extinguished the taper. The
first thing he knew the wood work was discoy.
cred to be on fire and seizing an JAKE he Gu,
through it. and got the store hose laid and .
stream on the fire, extinguishng the flames
without general alarm. 1t was quite lttl'
fire, Sufficient to burn through some incl
planking. Some of the stock was slight,
damaged
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WASH INGTON.


WASHINGTON, Sept. 21.-The President has
made the following appointments
Joseph Root of Kansas as Envoy Extraordi-
nary aud Minister Plenipotentiary to Chill;
John 2. Bardwell, OF Ohio, as agent to the
Chippewa Indians of Mississippi; Seldom N.
Clark, of Illinois, agent to the Chippe va Indi-
aus OF Lake Superior; N. Taylor, Consul to
Winnipeg. Lieut.. Commander Edward A.
Walker has been ordered to the Boston navy
yard and Commander 9. john is detached
from the command of the Sarauac. George A.
Wenzos is detached from the Portsmouth navy
yard.
MINISTER TO ENGLAND.
It is rumored tonight that Hon. Ben Wade
is to succeed Mr.. Motley as Minister to Eng
land. but no information is to be obtained from
official authority either denying or affirming.
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NEW MUsIc.-We have received the follow.
ing new music from j. N. Davis, 31S Congress
street, and published by G. D. Russell & Co. o.
Boston: Little Daisy's Evening Prayer
words by Mrs. F. Barrow, music by Geo. Da
ma; "She love US both so WE'LL" composed by
Eddie Fox, arranged by Gus Gebert; " The
Yachtman Song" words by 3. P. shillaper
music by o. D. Brown; and "Atack Gallop,'
by ZlkOff
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NEW YORK.
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

ROCHESTER,, Sept. 21.--Tae Democratic State
Convention held here to-day adopted the fol-
lowing resolutions
| First A general Indictment against the Re-
publican party. Second. In favor OF the free
trade. Third. Reform in internal revenue
matters Fourth. Denouncing the congress.
iOnal naturalization act. Fifth. Rejoicing at
the downfall of Imperialism in France and the
establishment of French republic and also
the establishment of German unity. Sixth.
Sympathyzing with ireland, Cuba and other
people struggling for liberty. Seventh. Call
ing Tor extension of clemency to prisoners for
violating neutrality laws. Eighth. Endorsing
canal funding bills. Ninth. Endorsing the ad-
minstratiou OF Governor Hoffman.
Governor Hoffman was re-nominated as
candidate for Governor by reclamation. The
ticket was completed as follows: Lieutenant
Governor, Allen q. Beach. Comptroller,
Asher f. Nichols, of Erie county. Canal Com
missoners, tLoDg term,) John D. Fay, (short
term,) Geo. W. Chapman of Saratoga. State
Inspector, Solomon E. SchOn.
EXPLOSION IN AN IRON FOUNDRY.
JERSEY CITY, pa cupola containing mol
ten iron, in the foundry of John Corey, at the
foot of Sussex street, exploded this afternoon.
-Four men were seriously injured. Peter Low
cry, the foreman, was instantly killed. The
explosion was caused by loaded shells which
were thrown in with old iron to be melted.
DISCOVERY OF NEW PLANET.
UTICA, Sept. 21.-The Herald of tomorrow
will contain communication from DR.. c. I'll.
+. Peters, director OF the Ltchfield Observable
ry OF Hamilton College, announcing the dis
covery of new planet, the 18th asteroid. The
discovery was made on Tuesday morning, and
on Wednesday morning the position of the
planet was established, viz, Is deg. and % min
of right ascension, and 10 deg. 10 min. of north
declinatiou. The brightness is that of fixed
star of the 18th magnitude. The planet that
was discovered on the 14th of August has been
named ''Atel."
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-22

GoRHAM AND STANDIsH FARMERS CLUB
The exhibition of the Gorham and Standish
Farmers Club will be held at Gorham village
on Tuesday, the 18th of October, 1870. The
grounds near the Town Hall have been engag-
ed for the show OF stock, and race track has
been prepared on the farm of Mr.. Greward.
Miscellaneous articles will be exhibited at the
Town Hall. The exhibition will be free to all
who may desire to exhibit specimens of art
and ingenuity
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-22

REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Geo. w. Parker &
Co. sold at auction yesterday the lot of land
with brick dwelling house thereon situated at
the corner of Wilmot and Lincoln streets, sub
ject to the widows right CT dover, to Il. G.
Edgecomb for $500.
w. III. Stephenson sold private sale the two
story French rooted houae on .Cushman street
to w. III. Soue for $500. .-s
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CALICO RNIA.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 21.-The property OF
the Empire Mining Co. of Grass Valley, Cal,
including mill, hosting and pumping works,
store-house and 5000 cords of wood burned yes
terday. Loss $15OOOO insurance $4,000.
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M = uicipal Court.

RECORDER KIDDEe PRESIDING.
WEDNEsDAY.-Stats vs.. Samuel Nowlan; search
and seizure Plea guilty. Fined $50 and costs
paid.
State vs.. james Carn; search and seizure. Plea
guilty. Fined $50 and costs; paid.
Estate vs.. VIM. Mulligan intoxcation and distnrb b.
ance. Plea guilty. Fined So and cests; continued.
5ists = @es. Maing.on; assarlt and battery.
Z 'as eliNF, E55gs "a and costs; committed.
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A CURIosITY.-We were shown yesterday a
strange looking insect about three inches long,
with three pair of legs, formed something like
grasshoppers, and two long teelers, which
was picked up by gentleman in the woods iD
Cape Elizabeth. Its body looks exactly like a
small twig, and, in the woods, might easily be
mistaken for one
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-22

JOSEPH W. Symonds, Esq, Of this city has
been appointed one of the commissioners on
the revision of the statutes of Maine in place of
Judge Davis who declines to serve. A better
appointment could not be made. Mr.. Sy-
monds is an accomplished scholar as we'll as
lawyer and has precisely the qualifications
needed in the work.
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-22

The mortgage sale of the valuable stock Of
A d. Reeves takes place to-day at the sales
room Of f. o. Bailey & Co., the stock consists
mostly ofimported clothes-all fine goods;
large proportion is in patterns.
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sale Of Real Es-
tate,

RY virtue OF license form the Judge of Probate
- OF the County OF Cumberland, l shall sell at
public sae on Wednesday, october 19h, 1870, at 10
O'Clock A. on the premises, the following Real
Estate which was OF Ann Shattuck, la Of Port
land, in said County, deceased, viz: Five Eish.h
paris IN common and undivided, of a certain lot OF
land on India street, between Middle and Newoury
streets, in said Portland, adjoining land OF Henry
bradbury, the southwest side of said India ST.,
thence running north-wes.er on said line OF said
India stteet, coz 'eet to land formerly owned by
Peter johnson, aud extending back south-westerly
from sa1 India street, SO ieet 10 land OF Joseph p.
Tayl or, keeping average width OF about "a fest.
JAMES MOUNTFORf,
Admir- of the Estate OF Ann ShattAek.
September Is, 1870. d1aw3r Tn
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Administrators Sale of seat Estate

DURSUANTt to license from the Probate Court
for the County OF Cumberland, L sDall offer at
public auction. on Monday, the tenth day Of Octs-
Der next, at IL o'clock NJ, On the pr emises,
Two Good building Lots,
40 by so feet, located the eastery side of India
street, between the new Universaist church and
ward room. WIN III. JERRIS,
Administrator de bonis non.
+. o. BAILEY, & CO., Aus'ionesrs.
Sept 10, 1870 seplUd3w
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A PARAGRAPH FOR THE DRESSING ROOM. -
Gentlemen who are trying to revive the tinge
of other days in their grizzled hair with muddy
and glutinous preparations, are hereby in
formed that PHALoN's VIrALIA, OR SALVATION
FOR THE HAIR, will accomplish the object
more effectually than any of these, and is
Transparent ard without sediment.
Cut this paragraph out and lay it on your
toilet as reminder. sep19 eod1w
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shall sell, by order of the Governor and Council,
sundry Military and camp Equipments, consisting
in part OF
Muskets. Musketoons. Enfield Rifles, Bayonets.
sabres, Artillery Swords, Caissons, one 1unbIel.
Pole CHAINS, Trail Handspik. s. Pore FIRE cases Port
fire stocks. Leading Bars, Trace Chairs, Bricoles,
GuDners Haversacks, Port Fire Clippers, Match
Boxes, one Powder Proof Belly Bands, Back Bands,
Sabre Bayonets and Scabbards, Cartridge Boxes,
Cartridg. Box Plates. Shoulder BsIs and Piates,
missoned Officers SWORDS, Musicians Swords Ro-
man Swords, belts and Plates, Officers Sashes,
Boarding Pixies, versacks, Canteeps and Straps,
Powder fiasks, Ball Pouches, Ball and Flask Belts,
Vises, Ball screws, Rife and Muskeloon Appendix
ges, Single Bullet Moalds, Brass do, Minnie do,
Large Brass do, Rife do, Fits. Buges, Drums,
Drum Sticks and Sings, Rounds Ball Cartridges,
Osercoa,s, Rubber Blankets, Army Blankets, Shell
Tents, Tent Poles, Commissary Chests and conten $,
one Set dly Measures, County Scales aud Weights,
Scoops, Tunnels, Meat Saws, CleaIers, neat Knives
and Hooks, knife Stees, Whetstones, Coopers'
Ha tchet-, Faucets Tap Borers Bung Oriver, Worm,
Measures, Hoop Drivers, Gimlets, Worms for Cask
heads, Paper Rulers and Folders, Inkstauds,
Waters, Sealing Wax, Dippers, Plates. Wash Ba-
STINT, Pans, Coffee Boilers. Tea Pots, Sprinkler,
Ladies, Moiasses, Pitchers, Swimmers, Meat rorss,
Spoons. Candle Sticks, Pepper Boxes, Camp Kettles
Spiitoons, Baskets, jugs, Dust Pan, Choppng
Board, able Spoons, I ca Spoons, Platform Scales,
Water PAIL Stove funnel, Box Stove. sheet Iron
Camp Kettles Farmers Boilers aud Rims, Farmers
Boiler and Stove. Desks, Sheet Iro. Basins, Ian
terms, knapsaek Straps, Sheet Iron stoves, Molass
es Barrels and Faucets, Tables kuapsacks, Signal
Lanterns, Small Blacksmiths Bellows, Hand Bar
rows, Quartermasters Chests and Contents, Hand
Pick Axes and Handles. Grind Stone, and Spaft,
Drill, Wool Saws, and sundry otber articles.
A Catalogue will be in readiness at the Sale.
sepl7td J.B. FOSTER, Aust'r.
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Thursday Morning, September 20, 1870.
Portland and Vicinity.
New Advertisement To-Day.

New Advertisements To-day.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Theatre. :. This Evening.
Sacred Readings. :. Sunday Evening.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Madame Caprel at U. 8. Hotel.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Ship Stores. IF. o. Bailey q Co.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Dutch Bulbs. :. Sawyer s. Woodford.
Lease OF House A State sc. for Sale.
Oil Painting. -. Miss Bailey.
Gen. Order from G. A. r.. I'D. A. Logan.
Found. :. Pocket-Book.
Rooms to Let. Opposite Park.
PROPOSALS Tor Sewer.
Real Estate. w. H. JerIis.
Wanted. Rent.
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EWPCEAOE OOuIt
September CRIMINAL TEsA-aoDDARD, j.. PRE-
SIDING.
WEDNEsDAY.-State vs.. Mary j. Stafford. At
tempt at arson in hiring John Brown to set fire
to Stafford block, owned by her. After the testimony
for the government out ths presiding Judge. on
motion Of the defendants counsel, decided that the
defendant could be convicted on this Indictment
for the reason that it did not aege that there was
any other person lawfully therein at the time The
County Attorney proposed to enter mol pros, but
the defendants counsel objected, whereupon the
Court quashed the indictment and respondent was
discharged. She was Immediately arrested on
complaint charging her with setting fire to build
ing or Franklin street.
Haskell. Ingraham.
Frank.
State vs. John F. Carney. Respondent was con-
victed at last term OF the court Of keeping drinking
house and tipping shop. Sentenced to fine OF 500
and costs.
State vs.. Peter Warner, applt. Appeal from Mu-
nicipal Court onl search and seizure. Verdict not
guilty.
Haskell. A. W. Bradbury.
Stae vs.. Horaio T. Pinkham. Respondent is pro-
prletor of 1ontine Hotel in Brunswick and was in
dctei at this term for keeping drinking house and
tippling shop. Verdict guilty.
Haskell. Orr.
Howard s. Ceaves
State vs.. James Gallagher, apprt Appeal from
Municipal Court on search and seizure process On
trial.
Haskell. O'Donnell.
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-22

SPOTTED LIKE DoMiNoEs. teeth soon
become speckled if severy deflement is not re-
moved from them every twenty four hours.
To do this effectualy, there is nothing like
SozoDoNr. 1t literally renders the enamel
mpervious and indestructible.
"SPALDING's" celebrated Glue, useful aud
true Sen14.end1 "
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-22

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
7.15 A. M. If
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-22

On and after Friday, the 23I inst, the steam
err Lewiston will omit landing at Bar Hareor,
and will on each tripgo through to Mach'as-
port. sept17d1w
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10 learn to dance gracefully and appear lady
like and gentlemanly 90 to Fluent Hall and
take lessons of Mr.. Barnes.
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-22

ALWAYS send your friends to G. w. Rich &
Co. for Clothing. Store 173 Fore street.
sept10eod1m
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-22

FEATHERS - Have your Feather Bees
cleansed and renovated by the new and i'm
proved Steam Feather Bed Renovater, No "A
Middle s.. Portland sept14 If
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-22

THE wooden pavement is a great improve
ment. but the viands at Websters saloon. I'M
der Flueut's Hall, are positive Injuries.
SantO0oodtf
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-22

LADIES and ChiIdren's Merino Undervests
and Drawers. All sizes received to-day at
Andersou's 1888 Congress st.
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-22

BARGAINS IN HosIERY.-Fieecy Hose, Cot
ton and Wool Hose, All Wool Hose for Ladies
and Children at
Andorropt, 2o3 Conuress ST
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-22

A FINE collection of Dutch Bulbous Roots
may be found at
sep2O4t KENDALL & WHITNEY's.
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-22

To learn the Partisan Waltz with its grace
ful changes take lessons of Mr.. Barnes.
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-22
New York Stock and Money Market.

New York StOck and Money N nrket.
NEW YORK, Sept. Electromagnetic is quoted at
113a q 1897
Money q per cent. Sterling Exchange 1899 q
110t.
Governments strong particularly old and new 65's
CTS aud 6S'3. Stocks dull and steady New York
Central scrip and Ohio little off.
NEW YORK. Sept. 21-4ternoon.-There was yery
little ing in Wall street this afternoon,
Gold Continued quiet and dull and closed at 1882 "a
1l3 gross ceaances to day less than $25 600, OO0
Money easy at a per cent, one loan of halt a
million being made Ill Nov. 1st by city bank at Per
cent. Sterling Exchange heavy and Unsettled at
1893 a 11f1.
Stocks quiet, the day passing without any demon
slation by either hostile parties and prices of lead
Ing stocks fluctua.ing only a I.
governments imp owed in tJne and prices advance
ed per cent in anticipation Of large purchases by
Governm mt tomorrow.
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To learn the real Spanish Dance with the
final Polka, take lessons of Mr. Barnes.
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NEW DANCING ACADEMY
AT FLUENT HALL.
Mr. BARNES, of Washington Dc,

Respectfully announces that according to a promise
made last January he will give instruction in the
polite art of Dancing at the above named hall The
following Dnces will be taught at this Academy:
The Partisan Waltz, with nIl ihe changes.
The beautiful Lacoska and changes.
The new Spanish Dances with the Paris.
ian and Gfecian changes.
The s2leudid Alexander Polka Mazurkn
with the various Partisan changes.
The new dance called the Polauder, -
splendid Dance.
The Beniare PSIka, n new Dance of
great merit,
Also the greatly improved Lancers and the Gale
DOMAIN Quadrilles The Vorsio Wanna, Plain Ma
zurka, Soho tische R-dowa, Plain Waltz, also the
Govltzu, and all the usual styles of Dancing usual,
ly danced IN this and other Giles.
All OF the above named dances will be taught in
one quarter.
class OF Misses. Masters and Young Ladies will
commence Wednesday, the 2Sth OF Sept at the
above named hall, terns IS tor twelve lessons,
commencing at NJ.
Also class for Ladies and Gentlemen at the ,me
place at O'Clock NJ same day as above.
Cards of admis sion for Gents s.
Cards OF admission for Ladies 50 for twelve les
sons.
For information enquire az the Office of the Fluent
Hali. or at the st. Julian Hotel.
+. S.-Prlvafe class attended to end private les
sons given daily.
sep2Ott CT, BARNES Pronrietor
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-Messrs. GEE d. HARNDEN

RESPECTFULLY announce to the citizens of
III Portland that they will commence a school OF
instruction in all the Dances now in vogue in New
York and Boston, Tor Young Ladies, Masters and
Misses, at
CONGRESS HALL, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 21st
at o'clock p NJ, and continue every Wednesday
and Saturday afternoon following.
Terms, twelve lessons S. 90.
Private instruction at the Hall or residences ON
reasonable terms. ser0Otd
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Us A profuse and many times excessively
offensive discharge from the nose, with "stop-
the sense of smell and taste, watering or W lax
eyes, impaired hearing, irregular appetite, &C.
casopal nausea, pressure and pain over the
eyes, and at times in the back of the head, c.
casionaly chilly sensation, cold feet. and
feeling of asstude and debility and symptoms
which are common to Catarrh, yet all of them
are not present in every case. DR.. Sage's Ca
tarrh Remedy cures Catarrh in its worst form
and stages. 1t is pleasant to use and contains
40 poisonous or caustic drugs. Sent by mail
on receipt of sixty cents. Address r. v.
Pierce, NJ. D., Buffalo, N Y. A pamphlet
sent free. Sold by druggists.
sep19 eod1w tu-th-s&w1t
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the Rothschlds' chateau. Preliminary dis
cusslons were held relative to the time and
modes of convoking a constituent assembly in
view view OF securing a sufficient guarantee for the
Imminent of the conditions to which the pro-
Vlsional government may yield its consent.
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OLDTowN, Sept. N.-An accident occurred
on the European & North American Railroad
to-day. The noon train froms Bangor to Mil
ford went off the track at Basin Mills. The
engine and two platform cars were wrecked.
The cause of the accident was an OK on the
track. The engineer and iremen were hurt,
but no passengers were injured. X.