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The Portland daily press., 1870-09-27
TEL EGRAPHIU ITEMS,

The Spanish Government has decided To
accept De Rodas' resignation if he insists on it.
Venezuela has sent a note to Holland justi-
flying the rupture of relations between Ho-
land and Belgium, but hoping for a speed =
restoration of amicable relations.
The sale of coal at Rondout has been sus-
pended until plentiful supply of rain will
allow detained boats to get through.
There are great many insurgents at Sapti
ago de Cuba. The cholera and vomito are rag
ing among the troops and citizens
The people of POughkeepsie, having refused
to voie certain appropriations asked Tor by the
council, the aldermen have voted to dishand
the police force and stop all repairs on the pub.
lie property.
Napoleon lately made gala drive in an i'm
perial carriage containing nine seats. The
King sent him carriage containing but two
seats. Napoleon took the hint and afterwards
kept within doors. The Emperor's health ia
not good, and change of residence is pro.
posed.
A French frigate and two corvettes arrived
at New London Monday and will remain sew
erai Gays; Statutes were exchanged with Fort
Trumbull.
The Farragut obsequies will take place in
New York on Friday next.
An observatory to cost $3.50 900 is to be erect
ed on Central Park.
Henry P. Mayo, provost marshal at New
bern, N. c., during the war, died in New Yorl
Monday.
Sedley Lord hired team at Manchester, N
H., took it to Lowell, Mass, swapped it off. re-
ceivng boot, and was arrested as he wos ieav
ing town.
Minister Morton's instructions on the Ala
hama claims are substantially the same as Mr.
Motleys.
A fifty mile walk for the championship o
America and silver cup took place in Boston
on Monday. The contestants were six il
number. j. Adams, of New York, was the
winner in Oh. SO M, Wayne, his chief compet'
tor being 4-5 miles behind. About 1000 per
sons were present. James Smith, ex'cham
pion, gave an exhibition, walking TWO miles il
16m. los.
President Grant and family arrived in Boston
Monday night He received a number of Off
cials aud personal frinds and in the evening
was honored with a serenade from Gilmore
band. On Tuesday he will 60 Cambride
Where U. s. GrantJr.. will be left, and the
President will return to Boston Wednesday.
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Lakes brother and Cramer. while the latter
waS CopSu1 ot T.a;p,;o

Lakes brother and Cramer. while the latter
was Consul at Leipsic.
There is considerable excitement among the
German population In New York and vicinity,
growing out of the report that French fleet
of seven vessels may be expected during the
week.
Workingmen are 80 scarce in Havana that
the government brings artisans and profession
al persons from Venezuela, free in war vessels.
Late adv,ces from Venezuela report that Mo
nogas has abandoned operations for want of
funds, and Guzman Blanco was quietly In
possession of the government
Hon. Henry Reyes, of Newbury, VT, died on
Saturday evening. He had long been one OF
the prominent men OF Vermont, latterly most
widely known as President of the Connecticut
& Passumpsic Railroad. He was for several
years the nominee Of the Democratic party for
Governor of the State.
Sunday, Rev DR. John Todd, D. D., resigned
the pastorate of the First Congregational
Church at Pittsfleld, Mass, after pastorate of
thirty years. His people were very much af-
fected at the announcement
Judge Abbott is now said to have the inside
track for the Democratic nomination for Gov
ernor of Massachusetts,.
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philadelphia Coal Market.

PHiEAnELrHIA. Sept. 24.-The tone Of the mar.
ket IS decidedly frmer, and the demand for egg and
stove IS rather in Of the supply, but without
any material change in prices. There is difficulty
IN Gspoog OF the other Sizes but there - not that
active inquiry tor Them and the wants OF the trade
a a Pao o4w;,y ana literally met There has been
ereae GUY. ana considerable anxiety manifested
on .ne OF tne dealers OF this city obtain large
smpmehts AT once, which is owing to the consumers
realizing that Is time to lay in their winter stocks
and are now desrous of doing so promp ly. We
have aso TO note an Improvement in the line trade to
lesser degree, which, however, bids fair 70 Increase
snd become as good as it now is in this i'm cd 10
vicinity. Coastwise vessels have been abundant mn
til the last lew days, during which time thew have
been and now are much sought after, and the ten
dancy is certainly to higher rates OF freight
The following the prices OF Coal by the cargo at
Port Richmond, tor shipments east OF Borden
town and south OF Cape Henry; to other points rates
are 4Oc |Y ton higher than cur quotations: Schuyl
kill red ash. 81 rs 9 81 80; do steamboat, 81 % @
81 40; do broken, $3.50; do egg. "a 10 q "a so; do
stove $40 q 81 sO;. do chestnut, $50 a So go
Shenandoah broken 81 5O do egg 81 rs; do stove IS
do chestnut SO 80.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 24.-Freights-The follow
ing the current rates from Port Richmond tor the
week ending Sept. 23:-To Bath So %; Portland
50 So; Rockland So 25; Thomaston So 80; Boston
S2Z5 So; Chelsea So Is; Danversport and dis
So 80; Dorchester 80 80; bingham and dis 81 30;
Lynn and dis So 50; Marblehead 80 90; Milton So 3O
Roxbury 50 49, Salem So 20 q 81 25; Somerset 81 9O
ProT,dence 81 80 e 90; Charlestown So rs; Mo-
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NEW YORK. Sept 26.- Cotton heavy; sales s6a
Paes; Kidding up!ands at l72c. Flour-saes 1o.s0O
4 81 "a So; Round Hoop OHIO 5 30 "a 6 80; Western
al as ~ gg 20; southern at 5 IS q 500 Wheat
s SerHy an ~ g &c lover; GALES 10000 bush No
old No. at u; Winter Red and Amber Western at
! 80 q 50; White Michigan at SO. Corn heavy and
SOC. Oats heavy and Ic lower; sales $1,000 bush.
Ohio at 90 e 55c; Western at 80 "a SIC. Pork lower
sales 500 bbls; new mess at "a 25 a "a 50 prime al
State at % q 4Sc. whiskey heavy western Tree al
ST g s9e; Rice En- frm ~ Carolina at q Sc. sugsl
1Oc; tair to good refining at Of az 93c; No. IL Dutch
standard at iOsc. Naval stores-Spirits Turpentine
strained, Petroleum, steady; crude at i2sc; refined
at 26ac. Tallow dull at az 9}c. FIeights to Liver.
pol lower; cotton per steam ID hours Sd; whea,
NEW YORK, Sept. 2e.-Cattle market = Receipts
for the week s,7s7 Cattle, 37.Osi Sheep and Lambs
and 16 3st Swine. The Cattle market for the past
week has been very quiet and to-day extremely dul
in consequence ct the absence of large numbers O
dealers. The supply is very large aud prices lower
l2sc. Sheep and Lambs continue to decline steadily
the supply being much better Than the demand; com
mon to tair Sheep q 4Ic; gooi to- prime Al a &C.,
Lambs at q Sc. Swine-dressed easier liza 10 12l,
P lib.
CHICAGO, Sept 2G.-F'our depressed. Wheat quiet
No Spring at O6. Corn lower at sac tor No
mixed Western Oats lower at s64 q SIC for No. q
ing; No. at Sprung 20. High Wines at SIC. Live
Receipts 900 bbs. -four $1,000 bush. wheat
81 600 bush. corn s., 900 bush. oats, - BUSH rye
- bush. barley; 1900 hos.
Shpme1ts-5.o00 bbs. -four, $4,000 bush. wheat
- bush corn 10 900 bush. oats, Il, 900 BUSH rye
100000 bush. barley 900 hogs.
CINCINNATI, Sept. % Mess Pork declined; sale.
at q 70. Bnlk meats duh: shoulders at Ilc Bacon
in limited demand; shoulders at Ice; sides at ne
Whiskey dropping at So q SIC.
Sent -Cottop dru, NF;dat:-,
uplands at 16lc.
MOBILE Sept 90 Cotton quiet; Mddling ur-
lands at 152c.
SAVANNAH, Sept. 26.-Cotton--large offerings and
small demand; Middling upands at 16c.
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Latest News bV Mail,

Rev. Nathaniel Colver, D. D.. died at his
residence in Chicago Sabbath evening. He
has been sufferer for more than year.
One of the caissons of the East river bridge,
from New York to Brooklyn, sunk to form the
foundation, exploded on Sunday.
Frank KEELING, who was arrested at Phila-
delphia on Saturday on suspicion OF being the
murderer of Nathan, turns out to be mono
maniac who desires to connect himself with
great crimes.
dispatch from Omaha, Nebraska, states
that several inches of snow have fallen in the
vicinity of Sherman, Wyoming Territory,
within the past few days.
Five persons were bitten by a mad dog in
| Chicago Sunday.
IL mas been ascel tanned that a gang of sixty
| ROBBERS was lately organized at Chicago and
Rock Island to plumber about the rivers and
towns,
During fight in saloon at ALBANY Sun
day morning, man named Neville kicked
another man named Neary in the neck with
such force as to sever the jugular vein, cauing
almost instant death.
Sunday in New York was one of the hottest
days in the season, the thermometer register
ing 80 degrees in the shade at 8 P. NJ.
In New York on Sunday night tenement
house, containing eleven families, on Monroe
street, was burned and an aged woman named
Ellen Corcoran was fatally burned. A large
number escaped by an extension ladder of the
fire brigade
Jim Fisk seems to have no regard for Sun
uay. Last Sunday night there was rehearsal
" .ne opera bouffe at his Grand Opera House
III new YORK. Several hundred invited guests
were present.
Frederick Wolgemuth. a wealthy German
IN New York, discovered burglar in his he'd
room early Sunday morning, and gave an
alarm. An officer pursuing was shot at twice
but finally caught the thief
The population Of Cincinnati, accord;no r.
the census, is 2l5,O00, and including Covineto,
and Newport lin Kentucky 100000
Cincinnati dispatch says it is reported tba +
Rev. j. W. Cramer, recently appointed Minis
ter to Denmark, has received a CHALLENGE to
mortal combat from Lorenzo Lake of Nam.
phis, on account of difficulty between Mrs
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS the
many contributors to the State Fair at Angus.
ia last week we noticed large collection Of
hoes, forks and potato digeers, from the cele.
brated house of Plimpton & Son, of Litchfeld
which deserved and no doubt received pre-
MUM. This establishment is the oldest in the
county, has been in continuous operation fol-
upwards of fifty years, and the goods maintain
a high reputation being sold by the manufao
turers in all the markets of America, and be:
ing exported to a considerable extent to Eu.
rope. About thirty men are employed.
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PORTLAND THEATRE.-Owing to a railroad
accident, Mr.. and Mrs. Watkins did not arrive
yesterday, and the programme announced for
last evening was changed, and "Rosna Mead
ows, a sensational play, was produced. Miss
Herring played with her usual success, and
Mr.. Burns in the afterpiece, Stage Struck,
convulsed the house with laughter. Consider
ing the attractions elsewhere, the audience
was very good. Tonight Mr.. and Mrs. Wat
kins will appear, and we look for a crowd.
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DROWNED.
CONNECTICUT.

, HARTFORD, Sept. 26.-A fire in Bridgeport
sunday destroyed the City Botel stables, the
house belonging TO Dr. Middlebrook, occupied
by several families of colored people, and caus-
ed serious damage to the furniture establish
ment of Kusteren & Standen and large four
story brick building OF Messrs Shelton, occu-
stock was badly damaged by water. The adj
joining buildings were more or less scorched
and the dry goods stock of w. Goddard & Co.
was removed, though the store was not burned.
Loss $50 600; assurances on building and stock
burned or damaged to the amount of 1888 600
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-27

BENEFIT TO TRAvRLLERs.-We are glad to
notice that Messrs. Chisholm & Co. have add
ed another branch to their extensive Railway
and Steamboat News Agencies, viz the Port
land and Kennebec Rail Road.
This firm, by the complete management Of
their business, have gained an extensive and
favorable reputation as Railway News Agents.
Their employees on the P & K. r. r. will
be dressed in uniform similar to that in use
on other roads under their control, which will
enable the travelling public more readily to rec.
osnize them, who are always supplied with a
complete stock of the latest novels, periodicals,
guide books &c.
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-27

THOSE of our Providence guests who may
desire good bath. shave or hair dressing will
find one Of their former citizens, Mr.. J. P.
Smith, at No. 100 Exchange street, where he
has fitted up in good style hair dressing, bath.
ing and hair work rooms. Smith operated for
some years in Providence, and will be happy
to receive calls from the members of the Light
Infantry and others, and show them his estab-
lishment here and convince them that he is all
ready to receive them.
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United States Circui, C.ur,.

JUSTICES oLIBFonD AND FOX PREsIpIuo,
MONDAY The grand jury came in this morning
and reported six bills OF Indictment and were DIS
charged.
In the afternoon a hearing was hal in the Bank
rupt Court, before Judge Fox, on petition Of s. W.
Luques and Luther Bryant praying that the suit
brought by john G. Scammsn, OF Saco. assignee Of
CLAIBORNE and Novel;, bankrupts, against them
for rent be enjoined.
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@ O Nj Nj H R CIAL
Receipts by Railroads and Steamboats,

Receipts by Railroads and Steamboats,.
STEAMER JOHN BROOKS FROM BosToN-1 wagon,
25 pkgs furniture, crate, case, casks crockery
bbls rum spring beds 20 cases and 10 bales domes
ties coils cordage, 20 grapes 10 kegs paint 175
bars iron, 10 hh sugar. 16 bxs Iin 100 bbls sugar. IS
iron sinks, stoves, Is empty barrels. IS pumps, 20
bdls paste boarj, ~ bbs pork 80 bxs dye stuff 30
rolls paper, 25 bbls onions u pigs tin hid figs 10
bbls appes 20 chests tea 10 halt bbs beer 1870 bags
malt, $50 pkgs to Princes Express 100 do to
Fol- Canada and W country 2o5S dry hides % chests
tea IL bales cotton, 1888 plates iron, 12O bags WOOL
pcs marble, 10 rolls cape ling, stoves 20 casks soda
ash. wheels, $50 window weights, lot machinery 14O
pkgs to order.
GRAND TRUNK RAILwAY-19S cans milk, 1 car
edgngs, 2 do potatoes. do paper, do starch, do
oats 10 bark.5 do boxes. 13 do corn, 20 do lumber
do sundres, $50 bbs flour. For shipments east, 9OG
bbls -four. car oil.
PORTLAND q KEyNEBEC RAILROAD-1 car OF
hoops, do ashes, do iron, do CATTLE IS carboys
crates merchandise 40 bbls apples 10 do potatoes,
cloth, 40 pkgs merchandise 81 cars freight fol-
Boston.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILWAYS crates rags, lot fur
niture, bbs CIDER 30 eases carpels IS bdls DOVE
stock, 3G5 bush potatoes 20 sacks WOOL lot hoop iron
2j bxstggs, 106 do sunlries.
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HARPER's BAzAAR.-The number for next
week, richly illustrated, has been receiy ed at
the periodical depot of Messrs. Fesserden
Brothers, Lancaster Hall; also by D. Went
worth, dealers in books, stationery, &C.. 337
Congress, corner of Oak street. This Journal
OF Fashion takes the lead of all Others and il a
welcome visitor to the parlor circle.
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MADRID, Sept. 26. Before Olazagos depar-
ture yesterday he was met at the station by
ms friends who asked him if the restoration
OF Napoleon was possible. SIT is easier, was
MS reply, "to raze the Pyreenes to their base.
frequent visits of the Prussian minister to
frim is greatly commented on. The ministe-
rial organ announces that in few days there
VIII be joyful news for Spain. Grounds for
inns statement are that after the proclamation
OF the Prussian King as Emperor of Germany,
IL Is the intention Of Bismark to recompese
tho King of Saxony for the loss of his crown,
BY placing his son Prince John on the throne
OF Spain by the aid Of Prim. The latter RISKS
ms mead at this game, but will do it. AS a
modification of the ministry is probable, Mo-
ret, minister of the colonies and Echogaray,
miinlster of Public Works, declard they will
retiie if Rivero does DeRodas presses his
resignation and it is probable. Cordava will
replace him in Havana. The idea of ceding
Gn6a to the United States gains ground in
Madrid.
YELLOW FEVER
IS Increasing in Barcelona and has appeared at
Vienna. Officers of the custom house have
been attacked by it.
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Mr. Morrison has a View On the Presump-
scot" painted by J. B. Hudson, jr, which is an
admirable picture of autumn foliage. Miss
Skeele's Scat and Kittens" in the same win.
dow, also attracts many admiring eyes to its
ssporti7e attitudes and life-like features. II
will form a charming ornament for parlor OF
nursery.
The country is flooded with counterfeit mo.
ney, and the possession of smplsl but infalli-
BILE method OF detecting the same is of prime
importance to all. We refer again to Mr.,
Palmer's card in another column which de-
serves the attention, not of business men alone,
but of all who handle paper money. Enterpris-
ing agents will obtain of him remunerative EN-.
ployment, by seasonable application.
A despatch to the Merchants Exchange says
the bark e. A. Cochrane of Portland for Car.
denas put into Philadelphia on the 25th, for
repairs. She lost foretopmast, maintop-ga
lantmast, bowsprit, boats, water-casks, deck
load, and split sails.
The Allan mail steamship Peruvian passed
Farther Point at 1880 P. NJ, Sunday, bringing
70 cabin and 402 steerage passengers.
Gold opened yesterday at 113 IA, and closed
at 113 3S.
Officer Sterling last night arrested Steve
Rice and another fellow who were engaged in
drunken fight in Hugh Kelley's shop, on
Fore street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Watkins arrived on the
10 o'clock train last evening, and will positive.
ly appear at the theatre tonight.
We are glad to learn that the Committee on
the Fire Department have decided to permit
Cumberland Engine No. 8 to take part in the
trial of engines at Haverhil.
There remain but two criminal cases to be
tried in the Supreme Court this term. After
their conclusion, the trial of civil cases will
commence.
There was very brilliant display Of Aurora
borealis last evening.
The installation of Rev. Edward Y. Hincks,
as pastor of State Street Church in this city,
will take place on Tuesday, Oct. 18TH Prof.
Barbour of Bangor is expected to preach the
sermon on the occasion.
Ship North Wester has discharged her cargo
ofguano, and been taken into the dry dock for
examination and repairs.
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-27

WINDHAM AGRICULTURAL SocIETY.-The
annual exhibition Of the Windham Agricul-
tural Society will be held at Windham Centre
on Friday, the 14th of October, 1870. The
grounds near the Town Hall Hall have beeu
engaged for the show of stock Miscellaneous
articles will DO exhibited at the Town Hall.
The exhibition will be free to all.
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Domestic N ews.
NEW ElAMPsHIRE.

/ Especial Dispatch by the international Incl
PORTSMOUTH, Sept 26-Arrangements are
nearly completed for Admiral Farraguts fun
erai. The body will probably be taken from
the tomb at ST. Johns church Tuesday morn
ing at ten o'clock and placed on board the U
?. D. Brooklyn, and proceed to New York.
Inc catafa!que is all ready on board-the Brock
Ign, and is very large and elegant - feet long
: 'ee' WIDE, ami the spans IS feet high. 1t is
rich'y draped with black velvet and silver
lrlpge and mounts muskets, howitzers, &c.
Inc U. ). S. Guerrero to escort the Broolyp,
IS reported in our lower barber.
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Superior Court.

SEPTEMBER CRIMINAL TERM-GoDDARD, j., PRE-
SIDING.
MoNDAY.-State vs.. Thomas j. Andrews. Assault
with gun on Miles Edwards The affair grew out
of dispute about boundary line in Casco Ed
wards went over Andrews line, and not leaving
when ordered was shot in the leg by thu latter Yer
dict guilty. Exceptions fled
haskei. j. j. Perry.
George NJ Underwood and Edward L. Kimball
convicted at the last term of keeping gambling
house, paid a fine Of 500 each and gave bonds In
the sum of $1,000 TO keep the peace for six months
Haskell. O'Donnell.
The Indictment against Frank d. Holland for per-
jury has been mol pressed,
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-27

NEW YORK. Sept. 24-The market for all kinds oil
Domestic Wool remains steady. There has been a
little more inquiry from manufacturers but the firm
shown by hol'ers has prevented large transac-
tons. The receipts from the West have been re-
markably light all through the season. and the sur
Plus supplies that have been hanging upon the mar
ket since the close of the being about used p,
leaves the stock of Wool unusually light hence hold
srs show ITO disposition to force misunderstanding
List.
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Administrators Sale of Keai Estate

DURSUA NJ TO license from the Probate Court
i for the County OF Cumberland, 1 snail offer at
public auction on Monday, the tenth day Of Ucto-
Der next, at IL o'clock NJ, ON the premises,
Two Good building Lots,
40 by so feet located On the eastery side of India
street, between the new Universaiist church and
ward room. WIN III. JERKS,
Administrator de boDis non.
r. %. BAILEY, 81 CO., Auc'oDesrs.
Sent 10 1870 seplOI3W
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LONDON, Sept. 90 = 1l.SO A. NJ. - onsols 92t TO,
money and account.
American securities-U. s. 5-20s, 1862, 20; dc
1865, old, s9i: do 1867, ssl; U. S. 1O4Os, s5t Erie
shares - Illinois Central shares 113. Atlantic &
Great Western shares 261.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 26-- 100 A. NJ Cotton dull
sales 900 bales; Midding upands 81 a Gid; Mid,
ding Orleans % q 9ld. Corn 29s. Lard 735s
LONDON Sept. 26-1.30 p. M.-Consols go for money
and account. -
26t. "'
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 26-1.3o P. NJ Cotton dull
sales 5000 bales; Middling uplands a gid; Mid
ding orleans 81 q 9sd. Cheese 62s. Bacon 56s fol
Cumberland cut. wv ~
944 for 1S62's $500 - ~
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by Telegraph
w WASHINGTON.
ADMIRAL PORTER.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Sept. g.
The report that Admiral Porter had asked
to be relieved from further duty in the Navy
Department on account of failing health
seems to be believed at the Navy department,
though nothing positive is known.
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Administrators sale.

DY virtue OF license from the Hon. JOHN A.
ID Waterman. Judge of Probate, within and Tor
the County of Cumberland, shall sell at pub ic
auction, on the premises. In Cape Elizabeth, at the
homestead OF the late Capn Lovett. I'd. Tuesday,
November hrst, A. u. 1870, at two o'clock in the
after all the right, title and interest lid Caleb
Loveiet I'd had at thetim OF his decease in and TO
the following described parcel OF real estate: ga
certain parcel of real estate in sal tape Elizabeth
and is bounded as follows viz: Beginning in line
Of the road leading through the point TO Cape Cot
tage, and adjoining land OF VIM. Clyne, therce
south two hundred Ieetb by land OF the said Clyne;
themes north $40 west sixty-fve feet by land OF
the said Cyne thence north sou east, one hundred
teet, by land of the said ClyDe; tuence south 33o
east, fifty feet by land Of Lovett; thence north S6lo
east. one humid ed feet by land OF said Lovett, to
the aforesaid road; thence south $40 east, fifteen
ftet by the said road to the first bounds"
Said sale will be SUI jet TO dover OF the widow.
Terms Cash.
DANIEL STROUT. Jr.,
Administrator of the rstate OF Caleb Loveitt, I'd.
sepz7-law3tsT +. o. BAILEY ~ CO., Auct'rs.
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LIE valuable property on the corner OF
Danforth and Clark Streets, advertised in
the PRESS, was sold at auction yesterday by
+. 0. Bailey & Co., to Saml E. Spring, Esq
for $92OO
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-27

PORTLAND BUSINESS CoLLEGE.-The Even
ing Sessions will commence Oct. Sd, and con
tlnue six months. sep27d1w
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-27
M AIN e.


RoCKLAND, Me-, Sept. &C.
The Lime Rock Bank Robbers were brought
here to-day from Belfast and safely committed
to our city lookup, where they remain under
Sufficient guard, except Daniels who is fur.
nished quarters at the Thorndike Hotel. Oh
account OF his feeble condition. They will be
arraigned before the s. j. Court tomorrow
upon the indictments found by the Grand
Jury last week. Judge Barrows who sentence
ed the Bowdoinham robbers presides. Strenu-
Gus efforts have been made by the friends of
moore 70 obtain bis removal from the custody
of our State authorities upon a writ of habeas
corpus on the ground of his value to the court
as a witness in certain counterfeiting cases
put without success. It is expected that
but Lltchfield will make defence.
DROWNED.
BANGOR, Sept. &C.
Charles Towne of Sebec was drowned at
3 nirley sunday morning. He fell from a
raft and was drowned before assistance could
reach him.