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The Portland daily press., 1870-10-17
Observation-Disclosures

The population of Nevada is Al 866 and the
valuation of property over $32500OOO.
Sherwt cd ID } is officially debated elected
In the 10th Pennsylvania district by Fl MAORI
ty
A slight tornado passed over Milwaukee on
Saturday doing damage to the amount OF $40,
600.
Thirteen deaths by yellow fever occurred in
New Orleans on Friday and Saturday.
The apprehension of trouble in France from
the socialist efforts have passed away. The
leaders were suppressed without violence.
A Herald correspondent says $4,000 Spring.
field muskets have arrived in France by steam
er Lafayette.
/ An Irish ambulance corps has arrived at
havre, and it is surmised that it will do share
OF lighting when an opportunity offrrs. 1
The Mutuals of New York beat the Harvard
base ball club In Boston Saturday.
Yellow fever is dying out 10 New York
Inc State constabl-s are very active in WOr-
cester among the liquor dealers
John Callahan, laborer, was fatally injured
IN Leicester, Mass, on Friday by a falling
bank of earth. :.
John Keeffe, brakeman, was thrown f.om
a freight car at Beckett, Mass, last Friday aud
run over and killed.
Fifteen cars were smashed rp by collision
on the Boston Il Albany railroad on Sunday
morning Nobody was hurt.
Private despatchs from Florence to the 18th
inst, say MaZzni is free.
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NEW YORK. Oct. 15-Cotton irmer and more ac-
tive; sales 5loS bsles; MiddlIng nplands at l5j-
Flu-receipts 81 915 bbls.; sales ~ 400 bills Slate
and Western q 10c better for shipping AIDES; eu-
peitne State al 521 q 40; extra 30 at IS (o IS:
= hoie 10 70 s@ On; tarcy do IS "a So; Round
n m94p Nv Wes,s % e r.; choice 10 Is 5o
Western 5" @56'; choice dc SIS a TO- choice
Mhit Whe At Western a 655; Southern more
6 80; good to choice 81 q 80. Wheat 40 &c bef
ter and more active; sales Ia o. BUSH; NO. spring
Amber Western 3. q g. Corn u M shade t rro
o; sales 81, oOD bush Mixed Western 70 q S5t Oats
shade frmer sales 1890 bash Ohio al s. % IS
100 nbls Ilan mess at IL o. "a IS 70; extra do al Is OF
V co. Pork q Jet; sales $50 bbls ; also 1850 boIs
mess ,cIober and Noveuber at Is on az 25 rs; M. IS
at 70 70 20 37 prime AZ q 90 q % 80 Lard quiet
and steady; sales 100 tierces also 1000 do Der
anu January al ut 14ac: steam rendered at 14J a
u 1Sic; ke tie DO at i61 IsZc. Butter dull Ohio al
400 bbls. Western froe at 500 q C. Rice firm; Car
OIL a at 81 g sc. Sugar firm sales $50 hhds. Mus
e9vado At " e lac; .air to so3d refining at 81 q 10
firm. Nlolassss dull. Naval Siores-S,.irts Turpen-
Tine steady sales at "A q 4s; Resin in lair reques
12c ref ed 1T 25c Taow dull; sales II ooC lbs a,
= e sfc. Wool heavy; sales $3.50 lbs; n,.mrst c
ne. CO az ~ g BIC tub ed 62s; pulled at 50 a asc
Iexa az ~ t0 25c; Caifcrn a at 20 "a asc. Idle
quiet and firm. seeds-LinseeJ steady. Freights to
Liverpool hr1er; Cotton per steam ZIG q I'D grain
per cam wheat GIL
. cy1 Oct, 10 our Drmer; Spring extras al
~! (9 Is. Wheat firm; No. 2 spring at U63 "a
1o6s .Orn advancing; No. al $50, for mixed Oats
advancing at 35A q 36c for No. Z. Rye quie ; No. {
lower a. SIC bniey adva1 cling; No. 3 ar 92r Hig,
mes firm at SaAc. Mess Poll quiet at p 90 "a % So
ksce PTS : 10000 bDs 1ou,, 13i,OUO bnsh. wheat
a9,OW oush. corn. 400 bush. oats, 9UO bush. rye
5000 bush. barley, 2,60O no 8
shipments 5000 bois. fl ,ur, $4,000 BUSH wheat
q 900 bush. colu $1,000 bush. oals - bush. rye
4,OUO Oush. barley, $50 hogs.
CINcINNATi, Oct ID Mess Por', dull at % &c.
Lard ia lighI demand Ra.on stead: sbouLieTs a,
3a clear rib sides at 174c; ciear 81 es at ISlc Live
hogs al 725 9775. Whiskey unsettled at Sac
NEW URLGAss. Oct. Is COTTON firm and tendine
upward; Mddling uplands at 14ac.
uplands at 14sc.
BILE, Oct 15.-Cotton. strong; Middling uplands
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POLICE ITEMs.-During the twenty-four
hours ending at o'clock Sunday morning
eleven persons were taken to the lookup for
simple drunkenness and two for drunkenness
and disturbance.
A man was arrested last Saturday for OBJ
structing the sidewalk after it had been ,e-
moved by the police.
-Four persons were taken to the lookup Sun
day for Drunkenness
The usual Sunday row on Washington street
was stopped yesterday by the timely appear
ance of the police just as the affair was about
to commence
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vessel which arrived at E,ondo, E,;aou
rom martinique, reports having Dassed on
Sept. 18th an American steam frioate dis.
masted s"'o "'s
The STEAMSHIP India landed two hundrea and
ninety Papal Zouaves at Liverpool Fridav'W
home Wednesday S'"'
The annual official list of United States mar
chant vessels for the year ending June 80 h.
shows an increase for the year of 1S47 vessels
AID 201 $50 tons There is an increase in sail.
ing vessels OF 250 of unrigeed vessels 1875. and
decrease in steamers of 20.
At San Francisco, Friday, Joseph w. Little
beat John F. McCleery in a billiard match for
the championship of the Pacific coast and "a
silver cue. The Grand Lodge of Masons re-
elected Leonidas Pratt Grand Master and AL
exander Abel Grand Secretaryl
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Sale of forfeited Goods.

THE following described Merchandise having D~en
seized tor violation Of the Revenue Laws OF the
United States. and n Uni ~'i States Appraisers At
this port having certiasd under cath that the ex-
pens OF its keeping will la sely reduce the net pro-
ceeis OF the sale, the same will be sold ~ puolc
auction al the stsbs II Joseph SAWYER, on Feoerai,
corner Of havhet street In shis city, Wednesday
October 10. Isl, at IL O'Clock N, 10 wit:
Chestnut coored Mare.
Buggy Wagon.
Ha %.
Under T. provisions Of Sec rs of the act entitled
Gan act further pievent gglipg and for other
puI poses" approved Jui, 10 1868.
ISRAEL WASHBURN, Jr., Collector
Portland, October II, 1915. osl1td
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vlRCl~sA.
oBsEQUIEs OF GEN. LEE.

LEXINGTON, Oct. The obseuuies of
Gen. Robert Lee took place here to-day and
was attended ~ the most Impressive carero-
MES. Many prominent officials and citz ms
We're present. Rev. DR. Pendlrton read the
burial service but 10 sermon was preached
Gen. Lee having requested that none should BE-
Gen Lees family have given no defiuite ans
wer to the request of the legislature that the
remains be delivered to the State for burial at
Hollywood cemetery, but it will probably be
conceded.
Miss Mary Gusts Lee, the eldest daughter
OF Gen. Lee. arrived here from Detroit accom-
panied by W. W. Corcoran, of Washington.
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HE THOMAS CoNcERTs.-Only to-day and
tomorrow remains for tn ose who desire to se-
cure seats for the musical banquets that are
offered to them by Theo. Thomas. So far the
success attending the sale has been such as
must crafty all lovers of good music, over one
thousand tickets having been taken. The sale
has not been confined to Portland but Bruins.
wick and Biddeford have invested, and we un-
derstand that Gorham, Westbrock, Saco and
very probably Augusta, Bath, n allowell and
Gardiner will send delegations.
We think that there can be but one opinion
expressed in regard to these concerts and that
must be Enthusiastically in their favor. There
is just cause for complaint when ordinary con.
certs are given By singers from abroad who
have passed the zenith Of their fame and travel
to the provincial cities to gather the funds that
they are unable to acquire in the metropolitan
cities thus preventing native taleat from Oh
tanning the recognition that will inspire it to
excel, but these concerts ale instructive moi
only to those, least acquainted with music but
musicians themselves. Thomas considers thai
there is no music however light that is not
worthy of being played well if at all therefore
Strluss receives as much art at the hands Of
his orchestra as Beethoven. No one can con-
stantIy attend these concerts without finding
his taste exllted and his musical sentiment
broAdened and enlarged
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NEW YORK Oct 15-The Cotton movement fol
the week closing last ni.ht was unusually heavy
The receipts a. all the ports 1914 bales agains
6s949 last week. AMI 55 672 The week before. This
br ngs the toa receipts since The LIST of September
up to 272 5S3 bales, against 2S2 81 the same date
last year.
The exports for the week %, 462 bales of whicl
y 265 bales Gen' to Great Britain and L. 1899 TO the
Con inent The stock, mt al the poit last night
we lies or 4S i21 bales more than the cor.
respond g date Last Year
Daring the week various causes have combined ia
REFUGE the rri OF otto', and even at The decline
me marker has been dull aud devoId o in crest.
Europe and the pressure to sell on the part of the
planters, together with ndspos ton TO buy have
dhced the Irte 10 1'2c for low mi idinss he 10
est pice touched since 1867 g. 1t is feared that if the
present W range Of prices continues. the D anter!
VIII pant less Cotton his Year. they attn that Il
does mol pay to raise Cotton less than twenty cent
Der u ,unII -'' WIN
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OBsEQUIEs.-T funeral of the late Mr..
freeman L. Clark took took place at the Con.
gress Square Universalist Church on Saturday
afternoon. The iservices were conducted by
hev. MIR. Gibbs, pastor of the church, who
PAID beautiful tribute to the noble character
OF the deceased. The church choir sang sweet
~ several appropriate selections, and the re-
mains OF the deceased at the close of the exer-
cises were taken to Evergreeo Cemetery for
interment.
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AN OUTRAGEOUS PRocEEDNG.-On Tues
day night OF last week two scoundrels entered
the large garden of Daniel Freeman opposite
the observatory and stole the pears from his
trees and on the following night they not only
entered the garden again but they took the
hinges off the grapery door and stole every one
OF his Hamburg grapes. Fortunately the
scoundrels left indications behind them which
point pretty concusively to whom the parties
were, otherwise Mr.. freeman would have shot
them on the spot, but as they did so he has
concluded TO let the law take its course. We
hope that Judge Morris will ipflct upon the m
the severest penalty in his jurisdiction.
The Portland daily press., 1870-10-17

TRoTTING AT SACo.-A trot came of on the
Fair grounds at Saco ON Saturday afternoon
under the auspices of the York County Agri-
cultural Society for purse of one hundred and
twenty-five dollars divided into three prizes of
seventy five dollars for the first, thirty dollars
for the second, and twenty dollars for the third
prize, and open to all horses. There were
three entries viz: "Belle Gibbs of Biddeford,
Brown Nathan" and Hard Road" of this
city, and the race was to be given to
the horse making the best three out of
five heats, all to harness There was a big
crowd in attendance from Portland as we'll as
from Saco, Biddeford and surrounding towns,
and the day was magnificent one with the
track in tip top condition. About IL P. M.
the judges took their position and the horses
came to score for the first heat. On the start
Brown Nathan went to the front and there
was considerable feeling that he was bound to
get the heat but before he had accomplished
the second round "a third of mile) he was
overtaken by Belle Gibbs who won the heat
easily in 24O, Hard Road coming in second, he
having passed Brown Nathan also. The trouble
with Brown Nathan seemed to be his bad
breaking rendering it impossible to keep him
down to his work. On the second heat Belle
Gibbs took the lead at the start and kept it to
the end of the heat, and at it's close the driver
OF Brown Nathan drew him off from the race
owing to the impossibility to keep the horse
down to his work. The tine made by Belle
Gibbs on the second heat was 391-4. When
the horses came on for the third heat there was
great deal Of excitement On the first corner
Hard Road crowded Belle Gibbs causing the
mares driver TO draw her in to prevent a col
lision giving Hard Road the pole. The horses
were close together all the heat, Hard Road
skipping while the mare trotfed square, and
they crossed the line a. the finish with Hard
Road about half length in advance. Owing
to The unfairness shown by the driver of Hard
Road at the start the judges gave the heat and
race to Belle Gibbs. Time of winning horse in
three hea ts-2 1920 1-4-2.40.
race which bad been arranged between
BILLY Button" and ''Snowbali' to take place
at Forest City Park on Saturday, Oct. 22l will
t'ke place at the Fair Grounds ia Saco same
day in tead at 2 p. NJ.
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SUDDEN DEATH. Coroner Gould was called
Saturday afternoon to view the body OF Dennis
Rsgan, who died in Dolan's block about noon.
He bad been sick for some time, and that day
laid down on the sofa and died. The coroner
learning that the man had been intoxicated
and aft icted with diarrhea, and bad refused to
have medical assistance deemed an Inquest
unnecessary.
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FIRE.-The alarm of fire from box AZ .hort
a O'Clock Saturday afternoon, was occasioned
BY the burning OF dwelling house on Beach
street, owned by VIM. Lindsey and occupied
by George A Hen and Mr. Lynch The fire
caught ia the ro,f from defect 10 the CHM
ney. The roof was badly damaged and the
house delusel with water. We understand
there was an Insurance.
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If any one doubts the fact, let them attend
any OF your So called fashionable churches and
see the style and make up of the younger por-
ton of the ladies and notice the freedom with
which they gaze about and whisper-uot in
very low tones either-their comments upon
the surroundings. There can be no donbt in
my mind that they are coming" Modesty
used to be a rirtue. - :.
A BACHELOR AND NO WONDER
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THE plSE 9 s
Monday Morning, Oct be, n, 1870
Portland aad Vicinity.
New Advertise mi eats To-day,

AUCTION COLUMN.
Carriages, &c. Henry Taylor & Co.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Salesman Wanted. II. D. Sirout.
H0sre ter Bittcrs
Coal. jams and V,l;ilns
L CISCO Arlington.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Agents Wanted IN. Y. Book Co.
A Pure Chinese Black Tea.
Dodd's Nervine. Geo. G. Goodwin.
Mason and Hamlin's Cabinet Organs
Boarders Wanted. a Socust ST.
silk Ve'vets. &c. I'M. & A. p. Darling.
Portland Savings Bank. Frank Noyes.
House to Let. .1S GRAY street.
House to Let. :. .2f Cedar st.
Wanted. Chisholm Bros.
For PHILADELPHIA. .Nickerson & Litchfield
For Savannah. .Chas Merrill.
Millinery. -. Mrs. johnson
Millinery. Mrs. Nichols
Latest Novelties. =. Mrs. Fowle
New Goods. ...J. NJ. Dyer & Co.
Girl WI ted. LamsDn
Persons out OF employment. Chisholm Bros.
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PRoF. DENToNs FIFTH LEcrURE.-Prof
Denton will deliver his fifth lecture this even.
ing on the tertiary formation, the age OF nam.
mails, their families. genera and species. The
eocene. mioceue and plocene divisions will be
explained together with London Basin and its
fruits, tropical ftuits, etc Paris Basin, GUY.
ier's grand discovery, beds Of Alabama, Bran.
don, Vermont, and Nebraska. Remains of the
different species of the horse and camel on
this continent. Advance in every direction.
Mastadon of North America, Masatherim Of
South America, appearance of animals and
plants servicable to man.
President White Of Cornell University says,
I confidently believe that by means of his
paintings and illustrations, his plain and clear
language, these lectures will be of SURPRISING
interest, instruction and eloquence both to the
pupils in our schools, as well as to adults.
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The AURORA of the remarkable
display of the aurora 5orealis Friday evening
reminds US of what the celebrated Lorenzo
Dow said on a similar occasion, viz: at look s
as 1t ten thousand dye pots of glory had been
upset in the chambers of heaven and leaked
down through the filmamentr
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OCTOBER TERM-GODDARD, J., PRESIDING.
SATURDAY No. 123-Jacob I. Lewis ct al. VS.
George W. Dunn ct a.. Not finished.
Srout & Gage. Webb
Frank Frye & Cotton.
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IA AND 16 EXCHANGE ST,
Cnt,,r,1,,p ~. DS s7n

To The Editor Of The Press:
The statement in your paper on Saturday in
regard TO n trot which was said to have come
off at the Forest City Park is untrue. as roth
ing of the kind transpired add do not drive
horses Tor money upon any track. YOu will do
me the favor to make this as public as the
paragraph referred to.
Respectfully,
HENRY TAYLOR,
Prop. Forest City Park
The Portland daily press., 1870-10-17

The wooden pavement is great improve
ment. but the viands at Websters saloon, I'M
der Fluents Hall, are positive Injuries.
sepf00aodff
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CHURCHELLs Vegetable Medicaled Oil
Use it and you will never be without It, For
sale by druggists generally. 1aw.4w
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FINE furniture. Carpets, &C.. by
Auction

0NTUESDAY. Oct. 10 h, at 10 O'Clock A n We
~ shall sell tn Furniture in house No 4s srnckett
Street, consisting in part OF Patfor Suit In green
plush ami black walnut, Divan and Otssnans to
Book Case marble top Tables, Whstnot, Or ,sb 5,
Eng. Brus els Carpet on Paiuisgs and Engravings.
Chinese Tables, mabogany Chanoer Sc mahogany
and painted Chamber Fu 'nitu e. Feather Reds Nat
tIesses. w .rdrohe rotary bi.ok walnut Extension
Table, irving Chairs chestnut Siieboar (marh-o
topl. Or ckery ans 9 ass Ware. Mole. Cork stove,
Ironing Table. together " tn the Kitchen Furniture
This furniture all made to or'ier, IL OF tho d~est
finish and workmanship. The parlor furniture will
b. sold A. 70 o'clpk.
Alb t'clo"k, ono side spring Wagon. J. NJ Kim
bali q ~o's make; ose liyhf H,rness; Childs Car
riage: together with stable utensiA
OGlztl Y. q. BAILEY s. Co, AUG ioneers.
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WA>aaN,.rus.

DISCRETION IN TIE FRENCH AND pRU ssIAN
ARMIES.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 16.-General Sheridan
writes to friend in this city that there is
about the same percentage Of assertions and
shirking from military duty in the German
aud French armies as there was in tbe Nnited
States during the late civil war and the fail of
Of Paris is merely a question Of time.
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CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, OFT 16.-Tbe new bishop OF
the Greek Church arrived here last night from
st. Petersburg and received hearty welcome.
Great fires were raging near Vallejo and in
the vicinity Of NOpa ar d Cobstoea.
The Great Republic brought for New York
$3.50 packages Of tea. 353 packages Of silk and
1872 packages of merchandise.
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AID TO THE KNOX AND LINCOLN RA1LRo.

AID TO THE KNOX AND LINCOLN RAILROAD,
WALDoBoRO, Oct. 5-Tbs town pledged
its credit to-day tor the further sum Of $26 200
in aid of the KNOX & Lincoln Railroad BY a
vote of 284 to 20. This was the last town to
tahe action. az all the other towns had voted in
favor in the loan.
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JOB PRINTING. 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. NJ. MARKS
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You never in all your life saw such variety
of beautiful trimmed Hats and Bonnets as is
now on exhibition at Cogia Hassan's.
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STEINER ORIENTAL plying between Sebago
Lake station and Naples Bridgton and Har-
rison will not make regular trips until after
rain falls sufficient to rise the water in the
river connecting the Lakes. Should rain fall
the steamer will commence regular trips on
Monday. oct17tf
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Heccipts BY Rat1Fends aud airnm DO at.
STEAMER JoHs BROOKS FROM BoSyos-75 bx,
On csc, NO bbls four bds pipe "a pkgs furniture
h., empty Kegs "A stoves basss, 10 qtr barrels
DaleS carpet ng casks OIL 10 bbls app's, 80 irkins
sp, es. bales nar, nhds sugar, 223 bxs aisns. Ii
coess tea, bsg waste. 81 cases grapes, rales
piano. ~ bois crockers, horse, carriage. 800 Ikgs
TO fr'nce's Express, l4O do to order. For canada
ana up country Is odls axe handles, pianos, ma.
chime, empty barrel % bdls lea her, wheels,
hh,l: sugar 40 bales WOODS pcs marble. 10 empty
Is hides, Ito ptgs to rider.
STEAMER DIRIGO. NE =. YORK-20 bales wool 1.
bag coffee, 80 DO seed 100 do shot, 10 rolls roufng
Dc leather IL sets Wheels % bbls sapstre 10 do salt
80 DO empty do oys'e 9, do tripe, do potatoes
DO rsisns " do starch ~ do tobacc ITO do cheese
20 do 80 p 100 do tim so do clocks 10 pates ron 6l
DIis paper, 50 halt bbls syrup, 6 kegs do, 80 d.
lead, etes lard, hhds tobacco, 200 Pkg, sundres
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NIisce,lauea Notices.

WE would call the attention of the citizens
of Portland to the public temperance meeting
to be held at the City Hall this evening. In
teresting and instructive speeches may be ex
pected, and Shaw's Quartette Club has been
engaged to furnish music for the occasion
The meeting will be instructive and interesting
both to old and young. and it is expected the
cause of temperance will be promoted thereby
Then let the Hall be filled and so promote the
good morals of our city. I
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Foreign markets..
LONDON Oct Is IL 80 A. M.-Consols 92l q 92a for
m0rey and &C cunt.
American securltles- U. S. 52Os, 1862, sat; do
1865, od, Sst: 10 1867 30; U. S. lO-4O's &c., Erie
snares ISi Hin is Genital shares ia Atlantic Il
Great Western shares 81. :.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 1S-11.3O A. NJ Cotton dull ;
sales ln,0o b'.s: Midd!ing uplands s. a sgd; Mid
ding Orleans sgd. Western -four 2?s Corn 38s gu
Pork 107- Gu. Lard 7isOj
LoNDoN. OFT 15-11.3O A. M.-.Tallow frmer Lin
seed Oil E28 los.
LoNDoN; Oct. 15.-1.3o P. M.-Consols s2a q 92I for
money and account.
American securities qniet; U. s. 5-2O's 1862, s91
10 1900, Old, do 1867, 80: U. s. 1040s 500. Erie
shares M Illinois Cen raj shares ia. Allan c and
Great Western shares 81.
LIVERPOOL. Oct 15-1.3O P. M. = Cotton firmer
Miadnne up'ands so; ~iddnns Orleans SGD; sales
1000 bales, OF which 5000 were for export and spec
ulation. Lard 72s. BacOl 63s
The shipments of Cotton from Bombay to Oct. 18th,
since last report. were 5000 bales.
LONDON Oct. 15-1.30 P. M.-Refined Petroleum
flat at Is 5Id.
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PORTLAND, Oct. II, 1870.
To the West End Boat Club:
Owing to the unpleasantness ef the late race
at Brunswick and the inability Of the Emerald
boat TO pull Oh account OF the loss Of their
steering geer, the Emerald Club do hereby
challenge the West End Club to pull them .
three mile race in the front harbor in Portland
ten days after day Of signing articles, each
crew to turn their own stake boat one and one
half miles aud return, they allowing us the
same time in the course that the Judge did at
Brunswick, on either of the three following
terms:-The championship of Maine; a supper
for both clubs; or 800 side. Challenge to re-
m ain open one week.
To show that we mean business we deposit
$25 in the hands of Henry Il. Smith Of the
Eastern Argus JOHN KEENAN,.
EDWARD H. COLEMAN,
In behalf of the Emerald Boat Club.
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On and alter Monday, Sept. 18th passengers
wishing to take the Steamer Oriental for
Bridgton and Harrison ill take the Portland
and Ogdensburg cars at the Portland and Ken
nebec r. r. Depot at 1880 P. NJ, instead of
LISA. NJ. If
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Fine Carriages 81 az
b1ilt and " nrrau,ea.

Conslgnmen's solicited. Correspondents for Inter-
raj Land and Labor Agsncv, Birmingham. EEg.
Sight Drafts IN sums TO suit. Oh all parts OF Europe
ter sale.
CASH advanced consignment OF Personal
Property.
Fart 4 CLOSETS -AgaHts tor IN STATE of Maine
or tue celebrated Earth Closets, invented and pa
tented by Gen. Geo. E. Waring, Jr., OF Newport,
asa Agents Tor the French Fire Extinguisher, in
New E. gland. oc,I1dtf