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Domestic News.
RHODE ISLAND.

PROVIDENCE, Oct. 4-The third annual Fair
OF the Narragansett Park Association COM
menced today. Weather good, but track a
little heavy. Attendance moderate. The first
race, for $500 for horses that never trotted bet
ter than three minutes, was won by Lady
n hughes. Kansas Pet second and Gipsey third.
lime 233 L., 36, 234. The second race,
purse 5000, for horses that never trotted better
than 227, was won by Belle Strickland in
three straight heats, Charles Slow Sc copd and
harry HALEY third. Time 2 26, 226, 227. The
falr continues thu e dayS longer.
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HOFF'S MALT EXTRACT for GENERAL De-
BILITY, Loss OF Acknowledgement ALTON, INDI-
GEsTiON, DYsPFPsI etc. Hof's Malt Extract IS a
beverage which is derived from extract OF barley
malt produced by PECULl process, and mixed
with certain hygenc ingredients whereby COM
pound obtained. which, acco Int Of its invigor-
ang and healing qualities, pal ularly in cases OF
general debility and consum ptive attacks, may prop
erly be termed Beverage OF Health.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND GROCERS.
TARRANT Il Co., as Grssnncir n st., N. Y,
SOLE AGENTS FOR UNITED i'.cs, ETC.
OcQ-2w
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ELEGANT STATIONERY yesterday, were
shown rome elegant styles of French stationery
at the establishment of Messrs. Loring, Short
& Harmon, under the Falmouth Hotel, that
for variety, quality and delicate shades cannot
be surpassed. Our lady readers must remem-
Der that now is the time to lay in stock, for
next year they will find French stationery dif-
ficult to get and only by paying very large
prices. Messrs. Loring, Short & Harmon are
also the agents tor Lowell & Brett, Of, Boston,
and are constantly provided with the newest
and most beautiful and recherche styles of
stamping in monograms or initial.
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Desirable Residence on Bracket
street by Auction.

an TUESDAY, October 18th. at q o,c,ockp M
- we shall sell the very desirable residence No AZ
Bracket St. The house is 1-2 story, in thorough
repair, slated root copper cutters, hea ed by tur-
mace. containing IL finished rooms, marble mantle
pieces, thoroughly drained, Plenty OF hard and sot
water, good stable with carriage-bouse connected:
size OF lot between aud tnousand eet. Tne gar,
den contains the finest outdoor spears, cur
Altogether this is one OF the most desirable resi-
dences in the market. We would ask ali looKipo for
a convenient and pleasant house to examine his
property I've owner is about leaving the State and
the property will De soil wItaout reserve.
az said property can be examined at any time ON
Monday or Tuesday before safe,
oc4td II. q. BAILEY & CO., Auctiopsers
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Foreign Markets.


money and account. va ~
American securites-U. s. 5-2Os, 1862. 9Ca: do
1863 OLD, s9E do 1867 Ssa; u S. 1O-4O's, x5I Erie
sharesilS. illinois Central shares 1881 Atlantic q
Great Western shares 26.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. also A. M-Cottop steady;
sales 1000 bales; Middling upIands $40, Midding
orleans sgd. Corn 2Ss Cd. Pork HOS Lard 72s Cd.
LONDON, Oct. 4-1130 A. M.-Lr.seed Oil $50 los.
LONDON. Oct. 4.-1.3o P. M.--Consols 92l q 92s fer
money and account.
American securities higher; U. S. 5-2Os, 1862, 9oJ;
do 1865, old, 30; do 1861 81. Stocks firm.
LIVERPOOL, Oct ss-t3O P. M-California Wheat
los % los Id; I'd Winter Wheat 9s Sd. The receipts
W %b Mbhfat a hEss days have sssn
Cheese Gas 3D. Bacon Cos for short ribbed mifidjes
and account. -s oi iuohey
American securities quiet; U. S. 5-2Os, 1ss2. al
40 1865, DID, 909; do 1861 sol: u s. 1O4Os S51 Era
shares u Illinois Central shares 1881. Atlantic and
Great Western shares rs. ~A''
LIVERPOOL, Oct: 4-430 P. M-Cotton steady:
onIddiine uplands 50 e eSa, -ai-s 1913 o bales Corn
2Ss6d q 2ss 81. s@. eo,"
LoIDON, Oct. 4-430 P. M.--Tallow AS 81, Lin
seed Ca<es $40 q $40 lbs. Calcutta Linseed Goa GIL
FRANKFORT, Oct. A. U. S. s. % bonds closed firm
Sls q 94s ft~ 1S62s.
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Seizure of Goods.

NOTICE is hereby given that the following des-
IN cr1bed goods were seized at this port, on the
days hereinafter mentioned, for violation OF the
Revenue Laws, viz:
May 23,lS7O, on board Stm'r Chase cases Is HE
doz Brandy May &c, on board Sch. ocean Bene
bbis Molasses 800 cigars so lbs Sugar. May 81, on
board brig "Lzabel,"2 bbls Molasses; june 10, on
board Sch. "Georgie Staples" bl Sugar; June II,
on board Sch "kebecca Ann" bags ll26 lbsl CoI-
fee; june q, on board brig "Nellie Johnson" 1872
Cigars: June 80, on board S,m'r "Chase.' bottles
Brandy, bottle Whiskey; July 2, on board Stm'r
.'Chase," bo,tles Whisky bottle Gin, doz. prs.
sly ar On b oS srs M Pig Her
on Congress ST., 96 Cigars; Aug. 3, at Saccarappa
$500 Cigars; Aug 6. at Store on Portland Pier 800
lbs old Canvass; Sept. 9, on board Sch "Ocean
Bride" 10 7-S cases Brandy. HIP case Gin.
Any person or persons claiming the same arc re-
ty days from the date hereof; otherwise the said
goods will be disposed of in accordance with the acts
OF congress in such cases made and provided
ISRAEL WASHBURN, JR,
Collector.
Portland, Sept, %, 1870. diawsw Wd
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THE race at Forest City Park which takes
place to-day between the stevens mare (who
won the three purse Fourth Of july, now call
ed portland Girl" and ''Snow Ball." will be
worth the short trip out to the Park, and we
advise all whoIlove to see good horses trot to
lay their plans SO as to be there at the start
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The MORRIS BROTHERS MINsTRELs, had an
excellent and appreciative audience at their
entertainment at City Hall last evening. This
company know how to get up a popular enter
tainment and there is talent enough TO carry it
out well. Everything last evening was pleas
ing and the applause of the audience was gem
eral throughout the performance. We hore
to see them here agein, before long.
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TELEG KAPHiO ITEu..

Steamers lately arrived in England from
America report very bad weather on the pas
sage.
There was Cabinet meeting in Washington
tuesday at which all the members were present
but Messrs. Alderman and Cox.
The transactions of the New York clearing
mouse Tor the past year has amounted to TWEEN.
ty-seven billions
Iwenty-f five States and seventy five cities
are represented in the Commercial Convention
w. Ganett, of Ohio, is President and Gen.
Banks, OF Massachusetts,, chairman of the
Committee on Credentials.
There were thirteen deaths from yellow fever
in New Orleans Tuesday
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DOM MI r Il CIAL

Receipts by Railroads aud steamboats.
GRAND Trunk RAILwAY-19S cans milk car
wood do bark, do POTATOES, do boxes, do urni-
ture, do butter, do slaves, IS do lumber. % do
corn, do sundries, 1900 bbls -four. For shipment
east, 300 bbls flour, cars oil, do sundres
PORTLAND 4 KENNEBEo RAILRoAD-t car of
hay horse, IL clothes dryers bbis BEANS 70 do APP
Piles. melodeon, IA hides, II cases gools car bar
rels CO pkgs mechanics, % cars freight for Boston,
MAINE CENTRAL RAILWAY g qtrs beet, 10 beams
yarn, cider MILL l8 bxs axes, sacks WOOL 80 m shin
gl,s, 26 bxs eggs 20 carpets, 81 bxs sundres
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CONNECTICUT.

HARTFORD, Oct. 4.-Returns from 1913 of the
164 towns 10 Connecticut at the Courant office
show &C towns where all the town officers are
Republican and 80 all Democratic. Ten towns
had Republican majority and six Demo-
cratic majority. In the Board of Registration
of the elections in twelve towns it is said the
board is equally divided. The changes from
last wear are about equal.
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OCTOBER TERA-GoDDARD. j., PRESIDING.
TUEsDAY.-The Superior Court, October term,
came in this morning. Prayer was offered by Rev
Dalton, OF st. Stephens Church. after which trial
Jury was empannelled from the two juries of last
Term. The Court has occupied the day with calling
the docket and assigning cases for trial.
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PROBABLE Loss OF VESSELS AND LIFE.-We
were Informed yesterday that there was not
much doubt but that Capt. J. G.. Craig of
Peaks Island, with his crew, had been lost IF
Port la Tour near Halifax. Capt. Craig sailed
in the fishing schooner Dauntless from Glouc-
ester on his second trip and it is supposed that
his vessel was caught 10 the hurricane that
took place at sea about the first of September.
and went down. Portions of vessel Acated
ashore near Port la Tour, including number
OF American manufactured fishing barrels, and
it was known that the Dauntless expected to
ship some more hands at that place. Neither
vessel or crew have been heard from and the
papers ofinsurance have been sent by the own.
ers to the captains wife to sign. Capt. Craig
was smart, active young man and for a. time
was sailing master of the yacht Juliet belong
ing to Fl. H. Furnish, Esq, of this CITY, He
leaves wife and one child.
We learn that on Saturday night last a Mr.
johnson, who has recently purchased Hope Is
land IAN island of about one hundred acres)
Where he pursues his avocation of a farm err
started from this city in small sa.l-boat for
home, accompanied by man he had engaged
to assist him on the farm. He was passed eff
Fort Gorees by the yacht Whisper, but he
never reached home. There was hard blow
that night and the Whisper had to reef closely
and it is supposed the boat johnson was in can
sized during its continuance Mrs. johnson
was in the city on Monday to see if she could
get any tidngs of her husband. He leaves
quite family
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-10-05

CANADIAN CUsToMs.-An agent of Brad
streets Commercial Agency, French Cana
dian Of culture whom we recently met in the
Province Of Quebec told us some hard stories
Of life in the out districts among the poorest
"white trash," which illustrate the remark
that zone half the world don't know how the
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-10-05
THE BATTLE OF FRIDAY.

TOURS, Oct. "details have just been lie.
ceived here of battle near Paris on the Both
ult The firing was constant at Vile Juif for
three hours and then ceased suddenly. The
Pruseians were worsted at first, but they
broughtup large force of artillery from Mont
heig, when the French retreated. They were
not pursued and did not lose man ON the re.
treat. Many carts loaded with Prussian wound.
ed have arrived at the village of Messy.
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miscellaneous Notices.

WE would ask the attention in another col
umn to the notice of Mr.. G. G. Addition, who
will open school in this city next week for
the instruction of vocal music; he has had some
twenty five years experience in teaching and
will we trust give general satisfaction.
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Guardians sale Of Real Estate.

RY virtue OF license from the Judge of Probate
- OF the County OF Cumherand, /! shall sell at
public sale, on Wednesday, October &C. at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, at he office OF Geo. X. DAVIS & Co., corner
OF Congress and Brown SITS, the following described
real estate. VIZ ALL the right, title and interest
which Annie Looney Ellen Looney, Josephene
Looney, aud Georgiana L0oney, minor children and
heirs OF Bartholomew tooney, late OF Portland de-
ceased have IN and to house lot numbered SIX on
Briggs St., in said Portland.
FRANK g. PATTERSON,
sep24-1aw3w Guardian tor SAID minors
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SUDUE MORKI3 PRESIDTNO.
IoRsDAY.-State vs. William Muligan. Intox.
cation AMI disturbance in his own house. Former
conviction alleged. Plelded guilty. Fined $40 and
costs. Committed.
State VS.. Henry Curran. Common drdnkard,
Pleaded guilty. Sent to the House of Correction ior
thirty days.
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ACCIDENT Sarah Lang of Westbrook,
widow of the late Samuel w. Lang, fell down
the full length of fight OF cellar stairs last
Friday and struck On her head, and was very
seriously injured bout the head and SPINE
Yesterday hopes were entertained of her recov.
cry, which is considered by her physicians quite
remarkable. considering the extent of her in.
iuries
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CALICO RNIA,

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
o PAN FRANCISCO, Oct 4.-The University of
Callforpla has decided to admit women Oh an
equailty In all respects with men, aud have
mad several applicants already.
The shipments of treasure in September were
20 Zo2UO0 and since January $27, 100000, of
land.
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GOOD HoRsEMANsHrP.-A gentleman friend
informs us that he was the spectator of fine
specimen of military horsemansh' p on the &C.
caslon OF the visit of the Providence Light In
fantry to tbs city. One of the aids to Capt.
Parker possessed very spirited black horse.
In mounting the animal in front of his resi-
dence the horse reared, and just as the officer
had got fairly seated the horse reared again
falling over backward. The gentleman rushed
to the spot expecting to find the officer crushed
under the horse, but he had regained his feet
and holding the reins prevented the animal
from running away. As the horse fell back
ward the rider lad swung his foot out of the
stirrup and thrown himself round in such a
way that he fell by the side of the horse in.
stead OF under him, without sustaining any
injury. 1t was very clever piece of horse
maIship.
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ScIENTIc LECTURES. Denton had a
fine audience last evening at Congress Hall to
listen to his Introductory lecture on Geology,
and it was refreshing to notice that it was So.
The subject was somewhat general, but it was
treated in an interesting manner, with quite
an eloquent voice Prof. DIS description of
the burying up.of Herculaneum and Pompe:i
by the eruption Of Vesuvus A. D. 70 was
very vivid, as also was that of the great earth
quake at Lisbon in 1855 The causes of ear tn
qnakes were considered very intelligently; also
the action of fire and water. The lecture was
concluded by the treatment Of granite rocks.
The second lecture will be given this eve
ming, when the age of the earth, the formation
OF Metamorphic rocks, the Silurian and De-
vonan formations, the origin of petroleum,
etc.. will be considered. LIT there be a large
audience for the lecturer deserves it.
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RAILROAD TRAVEL RECOMMENDED,
GREENWOOD, VA, Oct. 4.-The trains COM
menced running to-day between Richmond
and Staunton on the Chesapeake and Ohio r.
r., and passengers were transported through.
GEN. LEE RECOVERING.
Later intelligence from Lexington, repor1s
Gen. Lee recovering but not yet out of danger.
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PORTLAND THEArRE.-Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Watkins, with the regular dramatic company,
finished their season at the Portland Theatre
under Messrs Leslie & Locke's management.
last evening. and it is but proper that we
should say here. that the management have
kept full faith with the Portland public. They
have brought out a good dramatic company,
have played the legitimate and sensational for
three weeks, have cateaed in every way 10
please, and it is but just that we should grant
them our need of appreciation. To night the
great Walhalla Bioplastic troupe opens ard
will of course crowd the house as they display
the male and female form to the extent that
the law permits (which is almost as much as
ia the times of Adam and Eve, civilzaticn
having progressed) and with the accompanied
ments of colored fires, gorgeous silks and good
music will not fail to pack the house.
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Administrators sale of Real Estate

DURSUANTt0 a license from the Probate Court
L for the County OF Cumberland, / snail offer al
pubic auction. on Monday, the tenth day of Octe-
DER next, at IL O'Clock NJ. on the premises,
Two Good building Lots,
40 by 80 feet located the easterly side of India
street, between the new Universaist church and
waru room. WIN H. JERRIS,
Administrator de bouis non
Sept 10, 1870. sepiOdsw
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The CONCERT To- NIGHT.-The copcers to be
given by the Lefranc troupe at City Hall this
evening is one that cannot fail to draw forth
the largest and most fashionable audience
that has attended public entertainment
given in the city for the past six months. The
reputation of Signor Lefrance is too well
known in the larger cities to call for any spec
ial remarks from us, but as he has never ap-
peared before Portland audience it is but
fair to state that he is tue only tenor who has
sung in the country possessed of a chest G.
When we therefore remember the number of
excellent tenor singers who have sung in the
United States we see how rare gift is that of
Signcr Lefran'. Nor is the chest G his only
merit as vocalist; he possesses a magnificent
clear resonant voice and is a thoroughly agree
aoie and accomplished artist. Miss ROsen-
purs Is a young soprano singer of talent, Sig.
neina possesses an excellent baritone voice,
ouslh' Is well known here, and Werner is a
master OF the violoncelo. The programme
embraces twelve selections from the favorire
operate composers Rossin, Belini D,rizot,;
Verdi tand Auber, including the Grand
"Suiuez moi from William Tell and III. d,o..
in the last act from I'll Potato" Be snre nd
secure your seats at Paine's during the dav
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The LECTURE AND CONCERT SEAsoN.-The
citizens of Portland little realize the expense
attending the entertainments offered to them
this winter by the M. L. A. and the A. & N.
U. and are apt to think that because the price
of season tickets are SO low there can be but lit
tie expense attending the course. Knowing
something of the expense incurred in former
years as we'll as this we are able to state that
since the war prices of both lectures and con-
certs have very materially advanced. The con-
cert given by the M. L. A. with Miss Kellogg
cost the Association $1,000, and the expense of
their opening concert this year will fall but
trif1e below that amount while the lectures av-
erage 5000 each. The gross expenses of their
course last year was over $4,000, and this year
they are largely increased, <or the price of
tickets remain the same as usual.
This season there are two courses in the
fed, both deserving of encouragement, and
both of which can be attended for 1878, less
than 90 cents each evening" Surely with such
programmes as are offered our citizens we can
congratulate them on the rich treat in store
for them the coming season.
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SALT LAKE CITY, Oct. 4.-The Mormon
Herald to-day contains wicked libel on Asso-
clate Justice Hawley, and Chief Justice Nc
Aean lnstructs the grand jury to bring in an
Indictment
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CHURcHELLs Vegetable Medicated Oil
Use it and you will never be without it. For
sale by druggists generally 1aw-4w
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ALWAYS send your friends TO G. w. Rich &
Co. for Clothing. Store 173 Fore street.
Sept10eOd1m
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NEW PsHIR E.

MANCHESTEhs
MANCHESTER, Oct. 4.-The building owned
by the Amoskeag Co. and occupied by Z. c.
Cheney u Us. tor the storage of waste, was
burned to-day. Loss $4,000.
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The P. S. & p. Railroad Company have set
tied with George Saunders for the loss of his
horse which was killed by accident last week.
The price paid was $3.50, which was perfectly
satisfactory to the parity injured.
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GET THE BEST !!

Bush's Argentine Hair Dye, long and favor.
ably known to the public. stands peerless and un-
rivaled. 1t is the best, quickest, cheapest, the
most natural, durable, harmless and efectuai Hair
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or Black nstan'aneously, and gives them perfectly
natural appearance, and is unattended with any in
furious efiect. Regular package, with brush and
sponge complete, only S1.0O. GEO. G. GOODWIN
q co. Sold by all druggists sep30eod6m
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JOB PRINTINa.-Send your orders for JOB
PRINTING to the Daily Press Printing House
where they will be promptly attended to at the
owest possible rates. VIM. M. MARKS
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sep;2Oeodtf

THE wooden pavement is great improve.
mept, but the viands at Webster's saloon, I'M
der Fluents Hall, are positive luxuries.
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BURLEIGH, 81 Middle street, has got his back
up. He is selling Mems aud Boys Clothing
less than the cloth cost.
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SOFTENING OF THE BRAIN is becoming I'M
comfortably prevalent. Statistics show that
in ten years, 1856 66, II ,6S5 deaths were regis
tered in England alone. This disease ema.
mates from overtaxing the brain and not sup
plying substance to replace the waste. By
use of FELLOWS COMPOUND SYRUP OF HY-
PoPHosPHITEs the material for thought is sup
piled, the mind made vigorous, and the body
fortified against disease. sep29-d&w1w
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THE CENSUS RETURNS
Complaints in regard to the manner

Complaints in regard to the manner Of TAX
ing the census are being investigated at the
Census Office and payment of enumerators
stopped in all cases in which there is reason to
suppose the work was improperly performed.
The cases in which good ground for complaint
is shown, however, will be very few, and even
in New York it is expected the returns of Gen.
Sharpe will be substantially sustained Brook
Ign and st. Louis show an unexpected increase
and the faithfulness of the marshals of Boston,
Chicago and Cincinnati cannot be questioned
In the rural districts and territories the work
was almost invariably performed with satisfac-
ton.
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Administrators Sale of Valuable
Real state.

u virtue OF license from the Hon Iobn A
- Waterman, Judge OF Probate, within and for
the county OF Cumberland, shall sell at pub,ic
auction, on the premises, all OF the real estate he
longing t. the estate OF Caleb s. Small, dscessed
consisting Of Houses. Store and lot OF and situated
on tne southeriy side OF Bracket St. and near
next, at o'clock p. NJ The above real estate will
be sold subject to the dover interest of the widow
Stockwell, OF Danvflle, CANADA East dated Seoteu
Der 18th, 1866 for the sum of $4,000 on two Years.
recorder book SO page 1871; also subject to mort.
gage to the City OF Portland, bearing date Aug I'D
1869 for the sum OF $3l40 "a, payable in equal in,
stalmens In g. 8, and 10 years. recorded, book 2so
page A.. VIM IT, NORRIS
Administrator with the will annexed
+. Q. BAILEY & Co., Auct'rs.
September 9th, 1870 sep5tawIastwed