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DR.. Evans, the leading spirit Of the Am' RI
can ambulanees. has vanished, leaving The care
OF the ambulances to Others
There are still about $50 Americans ia Paris,
OF whom forty are women. Some remain to
look alter their homes and others from Gu
riesity.
IMPERIAL EXTRAvAGENCE.
Inc IuIl'eries correspondence reveals the
TACT that both Cassagnac and Jerome David
were regular pensioners on the civil list. The
cost OF the Prince Imperiars baptism amount
cd TO o2J, GOO francs. The cousins, male and fe-
male, OF the Emperor received 1 ,310,975 francs
per annum. The Duke de Persgny, in two
months, 10000 francs. Prince Sablon Boiski,
tne Countess Gagan, Madame Claude Vignon.
zen. Morris and many others are down far va
rious sums, and 1900 francs to Gen. De Failly.
Ine Duchess Of Monchy, whose name continu.
ally appears, received 100000 francs as mar
rage portion. The son of the American Bon
aparte has pension of 300 900 francs; Madame
Ratozzi "a 600 francs, and her sister, Madame
Turr, the same; Marquis of Pepoli 5000 francs,
The cousins not cOntented with their pensions.
were always getting extra allowances. Prince
Achilie Murat's debts the Emperor paid a
dozen times. The stem had been adopted
by the authorities to make the stores hold as
long as possible.
STRASBOURG.
General Treskow commands the Prussian
army destined for service in the south Of
France
Five hundred houses were destroyed in
Strasbourg by the bombardment and the num-
Der persons rendered homeless reached 49,,
600. TIE subscriptions for their relief are gen..
eral throughout Germany.
Italy.
THE ITALIAN CIVIL LIST.
FLORENCE, Oct 6-Signor Sia has remit
ted to the Pope 100000 crowns, the amount of
his civil list for the current month.
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CALICO RNIA.
vARIoIrs MATTERa

SAN Francisco, Oct. 6-Anober arrival
from Ochostk OF the Goldfish fleet brings 100000
fish and reports the catch of the remaining YES
sells to he immense.
Late Arizona advices state that band Of
friendly Pineo Indians attacked party Of
Apaches near Arizona City and killed thirteen
of them.
Gov. Stafford, while scouting on the White
Stone mountains discovered the charred re-
mains of two white men who had persisted at
the stake.
An old Indian chief of the Arizona tribe has
sued tor peace
FINANCIAL PANIC
The run on the Hibernian banks and Loan
Society to day caused much excitement among
its depositors. The officers of the society as,
sert their ability to meet any demand. The
Society is the largest Of any kind in the city.
Inc July statement shows cash on hand $7l5,-
OOO, and the total loans cover 100000.
THE BUSINESS OF SAN FRANCISCO.
The review of the commerce of San Francis
co for the past nine months shows the follow
Ing: Foreign. imports exclusive of duties and
freight charges, $12O00,O0O; free goods, S.515,-
600. The demand for gold for duties amount
to S6,180.000. The internal revenue receipts
in San Francisco were So 007 900; number OF
marine arrivals from outside ports $500, with
tonnage of 1893 O00 The exports amounted to
$91, 518,000 of which~4, 473 600 pounds was
wheat, $4,000 -four and 473 600 wool. The
export of treasure was $26, 723,0 900. The coin
age OF the mint amounted to $14 $4,000 Num-
Der OF passenger arrivals were 1880 and de-
partures 26600 The earnings of the Central
Pacific railroad, main line, for September were
1888, 40, the heaviest traffic since the road
ODnnou.
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Q O MI M II Ola


Receipts by Railroads and ssea DO ats.
STEAMER JOHN BROOKS FROM BosToN-s boiler
sectlons IS buds sugar. 10 bbls do 50 bars IRON 100
casks horse shoes, $500 1T walnut boards, ~ iro /,
sinks, 80 bags meal, coils MANILA, IA bulls sheet iron
70 cases shoes, 30 bdls leather 1S9 bbs apples and
onons 30 do sweet potatoes, 81 rkins lard 10 bales
domestcs g kegs soda. 30 0xs spices, II Dds w0Cd
saws, ton pig iron, bbs liguors, hid ae IS bds
chairs, 30 bbs oil, II bales hops, organ l01 bbls
cement, 275 pkgs to Princes Express 100 do SWEETS
Express, 100 do to order For Canada and u o coun-
y, 30 bxs aye wood. casks oil, pianos Q Stoves
II BIDS kettles, 48 bars iron, 10 bills raper ton, pig
iron, 40 Ills lie .ther. 65 bags dive stuff carriage 50
bales wool, Ids sheet iron, 1870 pkgs to ORDER
STEAMER DIRIGO, NEW YoRK-sSOO dry hides 20
kegs paint, 30 bbls DO IS casks do 20 rolls leaf he
2OO bxs glass; 800 do ralsns 100 cheese 30 do To-
baoco ~ d, starch 80 do SOAP 100 bbs cement 30 do
onions, II bdls STEEL IS bags shot, az Kegs syrup
bales burlaps, do dry goods 20 bdls iron pianos
20 bdls tarred paper; Is bbls glass ware, GRAZ es
grapes, Casks SKINS, 1870 pigs sundres,
GRAND TRUNK KAILwAY-I99 cans milk car
hay do shook do paper, do starch, 1 do butter,
do bark, do bran, DO 0ass 2 do saves do corn
do sundries, 1920 bbls -four. For shipment east
1900 bbs flour, car bran.
PORTLAND q kENNEBEc RAILRoAD-1 car of
potatoes, do lumber, do hay. DO barrels, 20 bxs
axes 80 bps apples, 81 do SOU ish 1888 doors q bds
sash, 1872 do raaes 10 hides II bbls flour bales
goods.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILwAY-51 bis potatoes %
cases webbing, "a bags spOols bxs STEEL IA 600 It
boards $50 bush potatoes 100 sides leather IS cases
carpets, 10 bxs eggs, 81 do sundries.
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G. A. Rive would especially call the at
tention Of our citizens to the circular of Bos-
worth Post No. 2. G. A. R., published in our
columns this morning As the works of this
organization have been made manifest, it is de.
serving of all the aid our citizens are able to
bestow. The Grand Army organization has no
connection VIII ltever with any other military
organized body. 1t is composed of returned
soldiers, sailors and marines; aud its charities,
as can be seen by the published circular, ex-
tend to all worthy destitute soldiers, sailors
and marines, or their widows and orphans.
The gentlemen whose names are annexed to the
circular are sufficient guarantee that the aid
will be carefully bestowed. Give! although you
cannot give large SUN. Give! always remem
bering that twenty-five cents will buy some
poor, destitute, crippled soldier dinner, or
provide him place whore he can rest at night.
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Go TO wEBsTER's, Fluent's Block, fer a
first class meal at all hours aug39- eollf


For THE EFFECT PRODUCED BY FELLOW s
COMPOUND SYRUP OF HYpoPHosHITEs in Dis
eases of the Lungs the inventor is permitted to
refer to the medical gentlemen in iu St. John,
N. B whose signatures are attached hereto:
WILLIAM BAYARD, M. D.
EDWIN BAYARD. NJ d.
THOMAS WALKER, M. D.
JOHN BERGMAN, NJ D., Ed.
DIR. TOMBSTONE. L. r. C. S, Ed
GEORGE KEATON, M d.
w. H. HARDING, NJ r. C, S.
JOHN BAXTER, M. ID.
j. d. WHITE. MD.
L. w. CARRITT, MD.
I, Aaron Award, Mayor of the CITY of st
John, in the Province of New Brunswick. bav.
ing examined the letters of Drs. Earle. Addv
Clay, Jacobs and also the signatures attached
to the foregoing permit of reference, hereby
certify that believe them all genuine.
can also testify to the high tnerapeutica,
value OF FELLOWS COMPOUND SYRUP OF HY.
PofHosPHITEs, and consider it deserving of at
tention by the profession generally.
In testimony whereofI have here
unto set my hand aud affixed nv
great Seal of MayOralty at the City of ST,
Seal. John this sixty day of February ip
the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and sixty-eight
AARON AWARD, NJ. d.
Mayor of the City of ST. John.
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UPsET.-Last evening information was given
at the police station that two men had been
thrown out of a wagon at the corner of Oxfor /
and Elm streets and were probably fatally in
juied, being unable to move. Deputy Marsha1
Decelle and officer Wyman proceeded to the
place and found that couple OF lobster dealers
had upset their wagon and been thrown out, as
well as their cargo. They were both pretty
drunk, but one Of them was able to stagger
home, while the officers took charge of the
other. who was too drunk to help himself
Neither of them were much injured.
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rELEGRAPuIU ITEMS.

Forty Thousand people attended the Provn-
cial exhibition at Toronto on Wednesday.
A movement is in progress to organize Do
minion Board of Trade in Canada
|, The conservation of Rev. DR.. Pin ,kney as
assistant Bishop of Maryland took place in
Washington Thursday. The Bishops of Mary.
land, Kentucky, Virginia, North Carolina and
Pennsylvania took part in the ceremonies.
Rear Admiral Thomas o. Seliredge and Chas.
FL. Poor have been ordered to d. duty as mem
bers of the retiring board.
The fourth report of the American Free
Trade League shows that since June meetings
have been held in the principal cities and
towns of the west and northwestern States,
aud two hundred and fifty thousand tracts
have been distributed.
The journeymen tailors in three large estab-
lishments in New York city are on strike
against the reduction of wages
The project of Lake Huron and Ontario
ship canal comes up newly in the report of its
President to the Chicago chamberof commerce.
He estimates the cost at $49OOO,0OO and the
route from Chicago to Liverpool 864 miles less
than by the Erie canal. Grain from Chicago
to Liverpool would be carried for eighteen
cents instead of tbirty-four, and to Oswego for
five instead of twelve cents.
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BURNING OF THE LILY We learn that the
little steamer Lilly, which during The past sum
mer has been engaged in plying between this
city and the Islands was destroyed by fire on
Wednesday night. 1t seems that on Friday
last she was conveyed to Kelley's ship-yard,
the other side of Tukey's Bridge, where she
had her machinery all oiled, and boar is nut M
over the windows, and all the usual prepare
tons made for hauling up for the winter. By
some unaccountable means, whether by ncen-
diarism or by spontaneous combustion from
some OF the oiled rags that may have dropped
unseen, she caught fire and burned to the wa
ter's edge. She was built by William Curtis
about two years ago and owned wholly or
mostly by him, and was about fifty tons bur-
den. We understand that she was valued at
about $4,000. and insured at the Office of Dow,
Coffin and Libby
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SuDerisr Ceuvr.

ooroBER TERM-GoDDARD, PRESIDING.
THURsDAY.-The Court came in this morning. bu
no cases being ready Tor trial adjourned till to-moI
row morning.
The following assignment of jury trials have beel
made:
FRIDAY, OCT. z.
359-Witham vs.. Poor, appellant
175-Ward VS.. Hall ct al.
159-Hemenway vs. Penny.
233-COnant VS.. Hutch,ns.
SATURDAY, OCT. 8.
1sS-Gertz VS.. Blake.
190-uouton Jr., VS.. Tibbetts
26,-McBrile vs. CULVER ct al
No-Murch vs.. Morgan and Trustee.
80, MONDAY, OCT. 10.
123-Lewis ct al VS.. Dunn ct al
129-Shepherd ct al VS.. Same ct al,
14-Marr ct al VS.. Same ct al,
245-Getchel VS.. Raymond
212-Smith vs.. Te lney.
3l9-Grueby VS.. Miller.
320-Same vs.. Same.
36f-Harris VS.. Saunders,
37G Cash vs. Leighton.
3T7-Wilch vs.. Nc Minnmau ct al.
3IS-Same vs. same ct al
TUESDAY, OCT. II.
36S Garter vs.. r. 5. 81 p. X. X. Co.
WEDNESDAY, OCT. -.
269-Putnam, 5. VS.. Leigh.
369-Gordon ct al. vs.. Harmon.
THURSDAY, OCT. 10.
3l8-Davis VS.. Dodge.
33O-Sturdivant ct al. vs. Hull
34O-Boyd vs. Coffin, appellant.
FRIDAY, OCr. H.
3s6-SmitA ct al VS. Ward.
SATURDAY, OCT. IS.
26S-Fluent vs.. Gee ct al.
MONDAY, OCT. II.
l6l- Greene VS.. Portland.
TUESDAY, OCT. IS.
425 Noble ct al VS.. Cook.
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LONDON, Oct. GLIB A. M.-Consols 92s a 92I for
money anI ac cunt
1866 Old, 9ob do 1867, S9I; u S. 1O-40's s52 Erie
shares IS. Illinois Central shares 49, Atlantic 81
Great Western shares &C.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. ellis A. M-Cotton steady
sales 10000 bales; Middling uplands "A a sgd Wild
ding Orleans 81 0 Cd. Corn 2Sas. Pork 1uSs. Lard
72js. Sugar 314 @ 81
LONDON, Oct. 6-1.30P. M.-American securities
U. 2os 1867, 9l3; do 1885, old, 9Os do 1867 500
U. S. 10-40s &c. Stocks steady.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 6-13o P. M.-CaIifornia Wheat
los Id ; Red Western IS Ill q IS sd.
LONDON, Oct. $50 P. M.-Consols 92} q 92l for
money and account
American securities quiet: U. S. 5-20s, 1862, Oh
do 1865, old, 903; do 1867 s9s U. S. 1O-40s ST. Erie
shares Is. Illinois Central shares 1881. Allan ic and
Great Western shares 263.
The bullion in he Bank of England has increased
El2o0o0 during the week ending to-day.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 6-4.30 P. M.-Cotton quiet sales
~ 900 bales. Breadstufs trmer. Refined Petroleum
Is I'd.
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CRYSTAL WEDDINc.-Mr. and Mrs. F. G.
hich, celebrated their crystal wedding or
Tuesday evening, when large party of friends
gathered at their residence bringing many fan
cy and useful articles appropriate to the occa'
SION. The evening was passed in listening to
excellent music, in social intercourse, and in
performing various PLAYS A generous and
carefully prepared supper was provided by
Mr.. and Mrs. r. The evenings entertainment
closed with many hearty thanks to the worthy
couple, and wishes for continuance of the
happiness and prosperity now enjoyed by
them
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PORTLAND THEATRE.-The company play
ing at the Portland Theatre under q long for
eign name-which frightens the very modest
portion of the community, who imagine that
they are model artists Of the most pronounced
type-are really very fine. The posturings are
modest and very artistiealIy arranged, and
would not shock any lady; while tho athletic
performances are excellent, and the entertain
ment is well worthy the public patronage.
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Y. M. c. A.-The meeting Of the new Board
of Managers of the Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION held last evening, for the purpose of
organizing, at their rooms, President Russell
in the chair. The following committees were
appointed BY the President:
Committee on Library Rooms and Printing
7. c. Lewis c. F. Boynton, A. s. Fuller, ].
G. Robinson, E. H. Armstrong
Committee on Lectnres-J. E. Haseltne. q,
b. Burgess, Rev. A. Dalton, j. Earls, Il. w.
Shaylor.
Committee on Financial. j. Chase. F. A.
Smith, Il. Deering, E. r. Staples Fl. S. Mel
cher.
Committee on Union Missions-F. w. Nc.
kenney, Q; Sturdivant, N. D. Curtis, r. Alb
bolt, w. III. Hobbs.
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Sherin'S Sale.

TNAk EN- on execution aud will be sold at public
a auction on Saturday, November twelfth, A. ID,
1870 at ten o'clock in the forenoon. at the SHERIFF.
Office, IN the City ct Portland, in said County, ali
tie right in equity which Sarah j. Leach OF Cape
ELIZABETH, mas or had on the tenth Gay OF October,
A. .. 1873, at nine O'Clock anu forty minutes in The
forenoon, being the time Of the attachment OF the
same on the original writ in the action which said
execution was obtained to redeem the following des-
cribed mortgaged real estate viz: certain parcel
lows:
beginning at a stake standing on the easterly sac
OF the road leading 10 Turner's Island ana az toe
corner OF John Evans .d eaby feet
north fifteen degrees west, by sad roao eyaas east
to site thence porth enty-hve des' eos ease,
ty Two feet to point by said street; taenee south
fifteen degr es east eighty ieet to salo ivan i Sn;
thence south seventy-hVe oesiees "e'' ~ '"iu
Evans land to the first bounds
Dated at Portland the fourth day Of October 1870.
wsttO L. N. PERRY, Sheriff.
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GOOD APPLEs.-Our friend Can't. 7. r.
Coyle is as expert in raising fruit. &c., on his
farm IN Wesfbrook, as he is 10 steambo ating.
Everything seems to be success with him.
His exhibition of apples AZ the Horticultural
Fair was beautiful, and we have had an opper-
tunity to test the quality of the fruit since that
time, which We find to be delicious. So long
as such handsome fruit can be raised in our vi
cinity there is no need of going South or West
| for pippins.
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FARMERS EXHIBITION AT GoRHAM.-This
exhibition will take place on Tuesday the 18th
of October, commencing at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon. The trotting will be at the race
course in the afternoon. Articles for exhibit
bition must be ia readiness at the Town Hall
and on the ground before O'Clock. The e1hi-
bition will continue but one day unless it
shOu Id storm
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N unicipal COart.

JUDGE NORRIS PRESIDING.
THURsDAY.-State VS.. Elizabeth O'Neil. Assault
aud battery. Pleaded guilty. Fiued So and costs
Paid.
State vs. James G. O'Brion, George Graham and
Jeremiah mccarthy. Cruelty beating and driving a
horse. Mr. Cornish, the injured party, acknowl-
edged satisfaction and the case was dismissed.
Symonds. Putnam
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FLORENCE, Oct. 6.-Signor Sila has remit
TED to the Pope 100000 crowns, the amount G
his civil list for the current month.
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CUMBERLAND COUNTY TEMPERANCE Asso-
c1ATIoN.-We learn the meeting at West Cum.
berland was we'll attended. Several speakers
who were expected failed to be present, but
their places were doubtless amply supplied.
Remarks to the point were made by E.
Starbrd, Esq, President of the Association
Rev. Mr.. Sanborn and Messrs. Asa Greeley.
Greenfield Mountfort, VIM Shaw, N. B. Will
son, E. II. Dolley, e. H. Purington and Chas.
Blanchard. The singing by the choir was ex-
cellent.
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WASHINGTON.

ARMY RETIRING BOARD
WASHINGTON, Oct. 6-Generals Hancock
and Terry, Coils. Smith of the 10Th infantry
Mckenzie OF the 9th and Hatch of the 9th
cavalry, have been appointed an army exam
lining and retiring board.
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Misceilauesus Notices

DIR. LoRING, corner OF Federal and Exchange
streets, has q large assortment Of trusses and
appliances for deforned limbs. He has had
large experience in fitting them, and his SER
vices are extensively sought for See his aG-
arti
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THE BUSINESS OF SAN FRANcIsco.
SOUTH CAROLINA.

LARGE CARGO.
CHARLESTON, Oct. 6 Steamship South Car
DINA sailed tor New York this evening with
the largest cargo ever cleared from Charleston,
consisting of one million and quarter pounds
of cotton, rice, -four &c
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Seizure of Goods.

NOTICE is hereby given tina the following des-
~ cribed goods seized at this port, on the
days hereinafter mentioned, for violation of the
Revenue Laws, viz:
May %, 1870, board Slm'r Chase eases Is HIP
doz BRANDY; May 26. on board Sch. ocean Belle
bbls Molasses, 800 iglrs so lbs gar; May 81, on
board brig "Lizaoe',"2 tols Molasses; June IL, on
board Sch. "Georgie Slap es, 81 Sugar; june II,
on board Sch ..keoecct Ann" bags ti26 lbsl Cot
fee; June al, on board brig tNellie Johnson" 1872
Cigar; Juue 80, on board S.m'r "Chase.' bottles
Brandy. | bottle Whlskey; July 2, on board Stm'r
chase" bottles Whiskey, bottle Gin. doz prs.
Sonkings; July l2 on DO ,rd BIZ. Brig Nj. A. Her
rera,"2 BIB gar, bags Sugar; July IA, at Store
congress ST., 96 cigars; Aug 3, at Saecarappa
$500 Cigars; Aug 6, at Store on Portland Pier, JOi
los old Canvass; Sept. y, on board Sch "tjcean
Bride" 10 rs Cases Brandy. 1l-12 case Gin
ANY person or persons claiming the same arc re.
quested to appear and make such claim within twep-
ty days from the date hereof; otherwise the said
goods will be disposed Of in accord nee with the acts
OF Congress in such cases made and pr osi id ID.
ISRAEL WASHBURN, JR.,
Collector.
Portland, Sept, %, 1870. d1aw3w Wd
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MAI n +.


MUNICIPAL AID TO RAILROAD.
RocKLAND, Oct. 6.-The city pledged its
credit to-day for further sum CT one hundred
and fifty thousand dollars in aid OF the Knox
and Lincoln Railroad by vote of two hum
bred and one to nine.
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ST. LAWRENCE ST. SocIETY.-The enter
tainment offered by the Ladies OF the St. Law
renee St. Society, at Lincoln Hall to- night
will, we are sure, be literally patronized by
the public. The acting of charades, and da-
logues with the addition of excellent music
and a fine supper, is an attraction that cannot
fail to please and especially in this case, since
the entertainments offered by the ladies of this
society are always of the best. The price OF
the tickets is very low.
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ARRESTS. AN Irish lad named Patrick
Crosby was arrested last evening by officer
Libby for disturbing the North school one day
last week.
Last evening Deputy Decelle arrested on
Turner's island, Cape Elizabeth, Eoyal Fowler,
charged with disturbing the peace of the tami-
ly of Robert Morrow. Judge Morris will adj
judicate the case.
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Desirable Residence ON Bracket
street by Auction.

nN TUESDAY, October 11th at 8 O'Clock p. NJ.
~ we shall sell the very desirable residence, No ~
Bracket st. The house Is 1-2 story, In thorough
mace. containing 10 finished rooms, marble msutIe-
pieces thoroughly drained, p.euty OF hard and soft
water. good stable with carriage-hopse connected;
size OF cot between aud bnousand ieet. the gar
den contains the finest outdoor grapes, psars,
rants, SC. -
Alftge her this is one OF the most desirable resi-
dences In the market. We would ask all looKnR for
convenient and pie SAINT house to examine his
property. I've owner is about leaving the state and
the property will sol witaout reserve
"a said property can be examined ut any time on
Monday or Tuesday before sac. -
oc4td f. o. BAILEY & CO., Auctionsers
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II KaEMl HALLS
AZ - VEGETABLE SIC!LIAN
&C. a. III HAIR
EG -RZzNEWzZR.
GRAY HAIR

RESTORED to its Original Youthful Color
By its use.
1t will make Hair grow upon bald heads, except in
very aged persons, it nishes the Dutritve prin
ciple by which the hair nourished and supported.
1t will prevent the hair from falling out and does
not stain tue skin.
No better evidence of its superiority need
be adduced than the fact that 80 many inn.
itnti~ns Of It are offered 10 the public.
1t is splendid Hair Dressing.
Our Treatise on the Hair sent free by mail.
4. r HALL & Co., Nashua, N. H., Proprietors.
Price $lOo. For sale by all druggists.
TusES weow oc3
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On 10.
THE COMMERCIAL CONVENTION

CINCINNATI, Oct 6-The Commercial Con-
vention to-day adopted resolutions favorng
government aid to steamship lines between
Europe and the south Atlantic cities and to
the thirty-second parallel Pacific Railroad
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On and after Monday Sept 18th, passe gers
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 1850 p. NJ, instead of
7.15 A. NJ. II
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JUSTICES CLIFFORD AND FOX PRESIDING
THURspAY Francis vose ct al VS. Gideon Mayo.
This hearing before the Circuit Judge on n mo.
donf new trial in the above case, which was de-
cded at former term in the District Court in favor
of the defendant. Hearing had.
Fessenden-Webb "A strout
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Administrators Sale.

pY virtue OF a license from the Hon. John A
- Waterman, Judge of Probate, within and Tor
the County OF Cumberland, l shall sell at pub ic
homestead OF the late Caeb LOvett. I'd. Tuesday,
November first, A. ID. 1870, at two O'Clock in the
after noon all the right, title and interest said Caleb
LOveiC I'd, had time OF his decease, in and to
the following described parcel of real estate: ga
certain parcel of real in sail tape Elizabeth
and is bounded as follows, viz: Beginning in line
Of the road leading through the point to Cape Cot
taee, and adjoining land OF VIM. Clyne, therce
south two hundred ieet by land OF the said Clyne
thence north 339 west, sixty-fve feet by land OF
the SAID Cyne; thence north 500 east, one hund ed
feet, BY land Of the said Clyne; thence south $40
east, fifty feet by land of LOveitt thence north
east. one hund ed feet by land OF said Loveitt to
the aforesaid road; thence south 80 east, fifteen
feet by the said road to the first bOunds''
Said sale will be sui ject to dover OF the widow.
Terms Cash.
DANIEL STROUT, Jr
Administrator of the rstate OF Caleb Loyett, 2d.
sepH 'aw3t*T f. o. BAILEY " CO., Auct'rs.