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REPRESENTATIVES ELECTED.-We add TO
our list the following additional names of rep
resentatives elected:
WALDO.
searsport and Stockton-Isaac Carver.
Prospect-Ashur A. Mayo.
jackson -J'sep SaywOod.
Palermo-.James S sverance.
Brooks Thomas StOrer.
LincOInvile-Henry Crehore.
WASHINGTON.
EastpoIt---J. Anderson, Jr.
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WYzEMAN MARsHALL-Tickets for Mr..
Wyzeman Marshalrs performance of "Riche-
lieu on Mon lay can be secured at the Thea
tire this morning. Special engagements have
been made with Miss Fanny Herring, Mrs. E.
l.. Davenport and Mr.. Louis Aldrch to give
due effect to Mr.. Marshall's plays, ard our
theatre goers should see that the enterprise Of
the management IS amply re W arded.
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UTAn.

GOVERNMENT ASSERTING ITS AUTHORITY.
SALT LAKE Cry, Sept. 49, Gov. Chaffee to-
day issued proclamation foIbiddng the as
semb1ng OF Mormon militia and all gatherings
OF armed persons within the territory All
arms and ammunition ale ordered to be turned
over at once to Col VIM. McJohns, the Ada
tant General. Gen. p. E. Conner has been
appointed Major General of the militia.
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ILLINOIS,.

CHICAGO, Sept. 16 john v. Farwell gives
ms STOCK in the Farwel building, $50 900, to
W waras the establishment of q Young Mems
S Iu;s.au ASSOCIATION Library Farwell also
gresham at large. j. V. Farwell & Co.'s loss
not exceed $500 600 ~''''''0' van
The Episcopal Convention to-day resolved TO
create two pew dioceses, and that the revision
Of the Scriptures proposed by the Canterbury
Convention was unwise and inexpedient.
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JUVENILE TEMPERANCE ORGANIZATION -
Children and youths, of both sexes, under the
age of fifteen years, who are disposed to belong
to a Temperance associ alton, are invited to
meet at Sons of Temperance Hall, No. 351 IL
Congress street, at 21-2 o'clock this afternoon
for the purpose of organizing the Cold Water
Tamnlars
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M AN K.

UNITARIAN CONFERENCE.
SACo, Sept 16 The annual conference of
Unitarian churches of Maiue closed its three
days session in this city to-day. Sermons
were preached by Rev Mr. DeNormaudy of
Portsmouth and Rev. Mr.. Vinal of Kenne-
OF Belfast and Rev. Mr.. Cram of Augusta. 1t
was Very much the largest aud most interest
ing gathering ever held by the Unitarians of
Maine
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THE
CentralRailr0ad
OF IOWA.
$50 Miles i'm Len iIs.
Now Nearly Ompleted.

This Company are now pushing their work
forward with great rapidty, aud the entire line
necessary to connect st. Louis and st. Paul is
graded and nader contract to be nufsned this
season. The fact that this enterprise has been
undertaken by combination of leading bank
ers and railroad capitalists of well known
wealth. experience and ability, insures its early
completion and future success.
The road runs through the richest and most
thickly settled portion of Iowa, and is built
in the interests of the great Northern system
of roads which centre at St. Paul. The
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-17

The Childrens Progressive Lyceum will
give Sunday evening Concert at Congress
Hall tomorrow evening, the exercises to con-
slst of songs, declarations, dialogues, &c.
Admission 10 cents
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CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.

The following Congressional nominations
have been made:- by the Democrats OF the LIST
Minnesota district, G. w. Buck, of WiDona;
laud, Samuel NJ. Hamilton; Representative
18th New York, James NJ. Marvine; 9th Mis-
souri,, s: S. Burdett The Democratic State
Convention for the ID district of Minnesota
have resolved not to make any nomination, but
recommended that the Democrats support Ig
natius DOnnelly, who runs as an independent
free trade candidate.
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OYSTER SUPPER.-By invitation of General
S. j. Anderson, President OF the Ogdensburg
Railroad, the members of the police force, to-
gether with Sheriff Perry and his deputies
who accompanied the Army and Navy Excur-
sion to Lake Sebago, sat down LAST evening to
an excellent oyster supper, got up in Reeds
best style.
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SCHOONER SUNK-The schooner Henry,
Capt. Hovey, was sunk about five miles off
Marblehead light, about noon Thursday. She
was schooner of 81 tons burden, laden with
mackerel, bound from this port for Boston.
The crew, consisting of the captain and two
men, had barely time to take to the boats be-
fore she went down. She filled SO rapidly that
the cause is unknown.
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THE ITALIAN ADVANCE ON ROME.
France.
MAIL SERVICE.

France.
MAIL SERVICE.
LONDON, Sept. 1871 To Associated Press.1-
A slow mail route has been arranged between
this city and Paris by way of Armeins and
Rouen.
THE EMPEROR.
Only few curious travellers have thus far
visited Wilhelmshore since the arrival of Ma
poleou and they are more than half Americans.
On Friday last the Duchess of Hamilton visit
ed the Emperor. He dresses in undress uni
form and has Doctor Connean perpetually on
his right during his almost incessant walks
Princes Murat and Moskowa, De Charles Pajat
and Viscount Relle are in his company much
of the time.
THE CONCESSIONS FOR PEACE.
A Paris correspondent writes to the Times as
follows: There are those who think it possible
that France would give up portion of her fleet
to pay the cost Of the present war, raze the
walls of Strasbourg and Metz, abolish conscrip-
ton, accept the limitation of the army as the
price of peace, but nobody believes she will
cede foot of territory.
PERSONAL.
Eugene is greatly annoyed by an army of
ever she appears in puolic.
In his last dispatches Gen. Ulrich, COM
mandant at Strasbourg, admits the situation
to be desperate. Won Werther, Prussan COM
mandant deters general assault on the city in
order that the garrison may not be uselessly
butchered.
THE SIEGE OF sTRAsBoURG.
The heavy fire was continued all day yester.
day from the heavy guns in the third parallel
surrounding Strasbourg, causing great destruc
ton to the walls and citadel. An effort to car
~ the Notifications by storm will doubtless tt
made to .morrow. Several fires have broker
out in the city. Fires are inevitable from the
| ceaseless commandment. Early yesterday
morning flag of truce was displayed by the
French and it was hoped that it meant an of
fer of capitulation. The firing ceased and al
| officer and guard advanced towards the Prus
sian lines asking in the name of Gen. Ulricf
! for cessation of firing to enable party of wo
men and a few wounded civilians who hither
to had persisted in remaining, to leave tn,
CITY, The request was granted.
| SUFFERING IN THE CITY.
| Some Of the fugitives in conversation states
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PENN sYLVANIA.

HENRY WILSON IN PHILADELPHIA
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 16 An immense au-
dience assembled at the Academy of Music this
evening to hear Henry Wilson's address before
The Republican Invincibles. After the meet
ing the club marched to the Continental Hotel
and rendered their guest serenade, to which
he responded.
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JESSE FREEMAN, No. ITO Exchange street,
has provided himself with full supply of oys-
ters for his friends to-day, and customers may
rely upon their orders being filled with the
best oysters in the market.
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wM. H. CLIFFORD, ESQ.,, COMMISSIONER.
FRIDAY.-Unite States VS.. Daniel McCurdy for
carr ling on business a retail liquor dealer without
a license. Daniel was put un Ter 5000 bonds tor ap-
pearance before the Commissioner to-day.
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CONNECTICUT.

: 1ztNuH0AINSEII RACES. =
NEW HAVEN, Sept. 16-The fourth and last
race for the two thousand dollar purse was
trotted at the Park this morning and was won
by the American Girl in % IL; Lucy Sec
ond, Lady Sheridan third, and Mountain Boy
fourth.
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JAY COOKE 4 CO.,
20 Hall st NeaU York.
THR
First Mortgage Bonds
TRUNK RAILROAD
NEW YORK STATE
PAYING
7PER CT. IN GOLD.
ARE OFFERED AT PAR.


THE NEW YORK AND OswEGo MIDLAND
RAILROAD, which will be four bundred mi es in
s total length from New York t, Osweso, including
the Auburn branch has $50 miles of road already
completed and in profitable operation the North
ern section extending nom the City OF Oswego to
Sidney Plains, where it intersects the Albany and
Susauehanna Railroad. Work is being vigorously
pushed on other portions of the ine and 1T is the
expectation OF the Company to have at least Zoe
miles more in operation before the close of the pres
ent season.
THE LOCAL BUSINESS
il already large, and the Company has just conclud-
ell a contract with the Delaware AMI HUDSON Canal
Company 70 transporting the coal Of that large and
wealthy corporation to the northern sections OF the
stare 1hs wi add 50 largely to the business and
prots OF that serton Of the road already conr,ll-
ing the local traffic of one Of the most ppuous and
fertile stricts OF The State that lis NET earnings
without The AID OF through business, can hardy be
less than per cent It's entire cost, which is leo
per cent. in excess OF the interest on its bonds.
ASrRONG POINT
in regard to these bonds is the tact that the issue =
strictly limited to $20, 900 per mile Of finished road,
and BEHIND THE BpNDsIs
PAID-UP CAPITAL OF NEARLY $7,000,0to
which affords ample guarantee OF the financial
strength OF the Company.
THE BONDS.
They are issued in denominations Of 81 900; may
be either coupon registered at the option OF the
purchaser: bear Seven Per Cent. cold in'eiest,
Tree OF income tax payable on the LIST of january
and Is, OF July in New York City, and have % years
to 10 ma urity. d,
The ponularity of these bonds as perfectly safe
security bearing the highest rate OF interest thor-
lied by the laws OF New York, PAYABLE in I'D con,
II ee ct governmer lax. has kept the supply nearly
exhaus ed put the recent ana early future compile
ton of addit nal sections will TOR time furnish a
libe al supply. to which respectfully invite the
attention OF investors in The confident 6eliei tina, no
better security can be found on the market.
PRICE: PAx AND ACCRUED INTER.
EST In CURRENCY.
Governments and other current securities taken
in exr hapge.
Pamphlets, circulars, &C., may be had on app.l-
cation.
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DoN'T FAIL TO CALL and see Smiths new
ana elegant stock of fine Clothing which he
has opened to-day at Ill Middle street.
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MASsAOnUs ETTs.

A CHAPTER OF ACCIDENTS.
Boston, Sept. 16.-This morning Anna JO-
sephine, seven years old, daughter of DR.. A. e.
Mcdonald, fell from the roof of building and
was Instantly killed.
Yesterday afternoon, at Salem, James Sheri-
dan of that city was thrown out of a wagon
and died in a few hours from the in juries
The body of James E. Alley, OF Lynn, was
found in the water near hampers wharf,
Lynn, this forenoon. He was last seen alive
last night.
Hugh Duffy, a young son of Margaret Duffy,
widow, was accidentally drowned in Char les
river this morning.
FIRE.
SPRINGFIELD, Sept 16-James Howland's
baru, with forty tons of hay and tourt cen cows
aud other stock, were burned by an ince ndiary
fire this evening Loss $4,000; slight insurance.
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-17

SEVEN INCH cement pipe drain is just the
size to do good service for private houses.
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-17

ALWAYS send your friends to G. w. Rich &
Co. for Clothing. Store 173 Fore street.
SeDt10eOd1m
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N EW YO e X.
CITY AND VICINITY.

NEW YORK, Sept. 16-The French mail
steamer Lafayette, which was to sail to-mor-
row, is detained until Tuesday by cable dis
ade of French ports by the Prussian fleet just
liberated in the Baltic is supposed to be the
cause of the detention.
William Francis was sentenced this after
noon 10 twenty years in State prison for burg
lary,
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LONDON, Sept. 16 -1l.3O A. NJ Consols 924 "a 92s
for money and account.
American securllles-U. s. 5-2O's, 1862, 9Ol; do
1865, old, S9f: do 1867, Ssi; u S. 10 4O's vs. Erie
shares 18. illinois Cent? al shares 1l2y Atlantic q
Great Western shafes 23t
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 16-11.31 A. M.-Cotton firm /:
sales estimated at 70 900 bales Middlng uplauds 80
@ 93d. Receipts of the week 900 bales, OF which
10000 bales were America. sales the week 7t 900
bales o. which 5000 bales were for export, and 7Oo,
bales to- specula The stock of Cotton on hand
10000 bales, OF which 16S 700 bales are American.
Lo DON. Sept. 16.-o r. M.-American securities
steady; U S. 500 bonds, 1862, 90 q 9Ot.
LIVERPOOL, sept. 1872 P M.-Cotton easier hut
n mo, lower Cotton aft oat 1856 200 ba.s American IT,
osO bales Cat rna Wheat 8. lid q los; Red W est
ern IS Sd g s. sd; Red w inter- 9s 81 q 9s Cd. Re-
ee'pts OF wheat Tor ne past hree days were So 900
quarters; American 80 500 quarters.
LoSDoN, Sept. 16-2P M.-Calcutta Linseed dull
at 6is. Spirit' Petroleum heavy at Is Id.
LONDON, Sept. 16-4 80 P. NJ - Consols 924 0D 92a
for moneV AMI account, -
American securities quiet; U. s. 5-20's, 1862 80 ;
DO 1868, old: S9l do 1867, eS4: u s. 1O4Os S. Erie
shares r. Illinois Central shares 1924. Atlantic and
Great Western shares az.
m L1Ekro Il, Seft 1G-43o P. M-Cotton quiet
Corn anu oats firm. Common Resin g..
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adapted to this changeable climate, at Davis &
Co. No. 10 Clapp's Block sep163t
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-17

AUTUMN frosts are coming, but the largest
assortment of Flower Pots ever offered for sale
IN the State have arrived at
At KENDALL & WHITNEY'S.
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Administrators Sale of tteai Estate
DURSJAS T TO a license from the Probate Court
L for the Coun of Cumls land, snail offer at
pubic auction. on Monday, the tenth day Of Octo-
Der next, at II o'clock NJ, On the p smisss,
Two Coed Build ng Lots,
40 by % feet, located the easterv side of Isdia
street, between the new Unive saiist church and
ward room. WM III. JERKS,
Administrator de bonis pon.
F.O. BAILEY, s. CO., Aue'isnssrs.
Sept 10, 1870. seplvd5w
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BOOK KEEPERS TAKE rICE.-Do you want
your books to look neat and clean, your writ
ing to lie instantly distinct, your pens preserv-
ed, &c? SO, use Woodruf's Violene Ink.
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On and after Friday, the 23I inst, the steam
er Lewiston will omit landing at Bar Harbor,
and will on each trip go through to Machias-
port. sent17d1w
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BOYS CARDIGANs very low at Rich's, 173
Fore street. Price $125
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-17

FEATHERS. - Have your Feather Beds
cleansed and renovated by the new and i'm
proved Steam Feather Bed Renovater, No A
Middle 81. Portland. sept14 IF
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NICE all wool Pants and Vests, seasonable
goods, at &. W. Rich & Co.'s, 173 Fore street.
Price $500.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC ITEMS.

Hof & Ogle's wooden mill, at Manyunk,
Pa., was partly burned Friday. Loss $40 600;
insured for $4,000.
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TIL r PRESS
SATURDAY. Moroiug, September II, 1870.
Portland and Vicinity.
New Advertisements To-Day.

AUCTION COLUMN.
Arms, Military and Camp Equipments.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Dissolution. .. Adams & Chas'.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Theatre. This Evening.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS COLUMN.
State OF Maine >. Franklin M. Drew
$50 Reward -. Henry Taylor.
Piles. e A. Hartman.
A Lazy. Mrs Marritt.
Wanten. ..E q. True.
Wanted. . Johnson, Clark & Co.
Dissolution. :. Woodslde & Sparrow.
Agents w naed. % ID. Case.
Agents Wanted E. .Beknap Il Bliss.
Stage Notice. :. T.. Walcot & Co.
Wanted INN diatey. Geo. w. Rich & Co,
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Isbsll sell, by order Of the Governor and Council,
sundrv Military and camp Equipments, consisting
in part OF
Mussets. Musketoons Enfield Rifles, Bayonets,
aUies, Artillery Swotas, Csssons one uu bel,
Pole CHAINS, rtail Han 'spik S, Por. FIRE cases Port
hre stocks: Lea hing Bars, Trace Chi s, Bsicoles,
Gunners Haversacks, Port Fire Clippers, Match
Box .. one Powder Pro,f Belly Ban1s, b tck Bsnds,
Sa re BdyOnets and Scabbards, Cartridge Boxes,
CaItr,dg Box Places Shouldr Bers and p sles,
missioned Officers Ssorjs. Musicians Swords, Ro-
man Swords, bel 8 and Plates, Officers Ssshes,
Is arding Pixies, versacks, Cantsens and STRAPS,
Powder ria ks, Ball Pouches, Ball md Flask Bells,
Nises, Ball crews, he and Musketoon Appeaia-
ges, Sang Bullet Moulds, brass DO Minnie" do,
Large Brass do, X fie do, FIT =. Buges, Drums,
Drum sticks AMI Sings, Rounds Bal Cartridges,
Tents, Tent Pole. ,ommissary Chests and conLen $,
one Sci uly Meisures, County Scaes aud Weights,
Scoops, Tunn Is, Meat SAW, Clearer, Neat Knives
anu Hooss, kne Stees, Whetstones, Coopers'
Ha ehet-, Faucets Tap Borsrs bung priv T, Worm,
Meas ures, Hoop Drivers, Gimets, Worms Tor Cssk
cad, Paper Rules and Folders, Inkstauds,
Waters Sealing Wax, Dippers, Plates. Wash Ba-
L,nles, Molasses Pitchers, SKINNER, Meat rorrs.
spoons Candle Sticks, Pepper DO 0 Camp Kettles
opiitoons, Baskets, jugs, Dust ian, Chopplng,
Bnaro, able Spoons, ca Spooos, p at form Scahs
Water Pau, STOW; Funnel, Box S,ove. sheet lr'n
camp Ke tiles, Farmers Boilers AID Rims, Farmers
Bsiler and Stove, Desks, Sheet Iron Basins, an
terms. knap-ak straps, Sheet Iron stoves. Mnla>s-
- Bar els and Faucets, Tables Kaapsacks, Signal
Lanterns, Small BlacksDHh Be lohs, Hanl Br-
rows, Quartermast-Is CHESTS and contents, Hand
Cubs. Box Med me, Bed Pan. hamber Pots, Axsa,
Pick Axes and Han. Les. Grind Stone, and Snait,
Drill, Wool Saws, AID sundry otDer articles.
Catalogue will lie in readiness at tbs Sale.
sepl7,d j.. FOSTER, Auct'r.
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The Census.

The Cemsus.
The following are the official corrected re-
turns of the Census Marshals:
1870. 1860.
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CLOSE OF THE ISLAND SEAsoN-The steam
er Gazelle makes her last trips to the Islands
for the season of 1870, on Saturday next.
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Rich's, 173 Fore street.
On and after Monday Sept 18th, passen gers
wishing to take the Steamer Oriental for
Brdgton and Harrison " i'll take the Portland
and Ogdensburg cars at the Portland and Ken
nebec r. r. Depot at 1880 2. NJ, instead OF
lisa. M. IF
Oh, my, where did you get that nice Tea
CAKE? Why at Webster's, under Fluent
Hall, where they manufacture all kinds OF
cake, of the best quality. They make spec
iality of Wedding Cake, at the lowest market
prices. septic. eodtf
BUYERS of carriages will ind Jump Seats,
Pony Ph@ton, Top and Open Buggies, Jenny
Linds, and all other styles of western made.
warranted work; also second hand of all kinds
at lower prices than ever offered. Repository
at Sc Union street and 3O7 Commercial street
Portland Me.
THEIR NAME IS LEGION" may be applied
to those who die annually of Consumption, al
though science has Of late years diminished
their number. 1t is gratifying to know that
the general use of DR. WIsrAR's BALsAM OF
WILD CHERRY is largely instrumental in at
tanning this end. eod&w1w
JESSE N. FREEMAN, formerly of the firm OF
II. Freeman & Co., Federal street, is located
at ITO Exchange street, opposite the Printers
Exchange, and is selling New York and Vir-
ginia oysters, wholesale and retail, and also
serves them up in all known Styles including
steamed, which is now favorte method
Families supplied and oysters delivered in the
oity without extra charge sept15-3t
FELLOWS COMPOUND SYRUP OF HYpopHos-
PHITEs.-A new discovery for curing nervous
aud facilitating diseases. 1t improves the APP
petite, assists digestion, promotes assimilation,
rouces the liver, strengthens the nerves and
muscles, purifes the blood, iDvigorates the
hearts action, promotes expectorarion, and
gives tone 10 all the vital functions. 1t is eff
cacious in Pulmonary Consumption, Bron-
chitis, and Nervous or General Debility, aris-
ing from whatever cause. se215 -d&w1w
A GENTLE WHISPER no MoTHERs.-If I'M
fortunately you have lost your own teeth by
neglect Or misma lagement, take care tina,
your daughters do not suffer the same penalty
from the same cause. See to it that they
brush their teeth regularly and thoroughly
with SozoDoNT, and Thereby you will insure
them sound and serviceable sets as long as
live.
"SPALDING's GLUE" handy and useful.
aod1w
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AUCTION SALES.

Next SATURDAY..
. EPT. II. at II o'clock, ON MARKET sTRUuT
- One Bay Horse, sound amt kind vc.Is n,
tween ~ anu 1900 lbs. Good style, Is ins Business
horse.
/ fnll-biooded Jersey Cow.
Side Spring Wagon,
JENNY Lind,
sun Shade,
Exlress Wagon,
new and secondhand Harnesses,
New Blankets, Whips. sc.
sepl2td +. o. BAILEY u Co.. <adrs
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First Mortgage Bonds

NAOs sSWSO A1VAANaS
of the Company pay per cent. Gold Interest
free OF Government tax, and are issued for the
very small amount of $4,000 per- mile. For
the present. the unsold portion are offered at
% and accrued interest. The attention of in
vestors is invited to the fact that the road is
now nearly finished, and that the Security is
therefore entitled to high rank.
In our opinion, no class of investments has
been found so uniformly safe and profitable as
First Mortgages on completed railroads.
OF 235 companies operating 10000 miles Of
railroad in the Northern and Western States,
on which there is bonded debt of $685. 900 COO,
we know of but two that dc not pay their in
terest regularly.
WE BELIEVE THERE Will. BE
No more FAVORABLE TINE TO
SELL GOV GRN mENrs, AND BUY
REALLY FJRsT-CI4Ass RAILROAD
~RCURlTi ES SUCH As THESE
THAN TIE PRESENT.
| w. II. salATTUCK,
After full examination, we have accepted
an Agency for the Sale of the above First
Mortgage Bonds, and desire to recommend
them to our customers AS A THOROUGH
LY SAFE, AS WELL AS PROFITABLE
INVESTMENT.
JAY COOKE Il CO.,
20 W0U st NeaU York.
Subscriptions will be received in Portland
by
SWAN & BARRETT.
Corner Middle and rIuo Streets,
of whom pamphlets and full information ua
be had. juu30d&w3m
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Vlk GIN IA.
EXECUTIONS.

NAVAL.
NORFOLK, Sept. 16 u 8. steamer Brooklyn
will sail to morrow tor Portsmouth, N. Fl to
bring the remains of Admiral Farragut to New
York.
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New ysrk Stock and Money N arket.
1l4t 4N'' az
1103. A
government. very steady aud net active.
STOCKS strong, esq c'ally New York central, Lake
Shore, hoca Island and st Paul.
NEW YORK, Sept. l6-4fternoon.- All the markets
IN wall SIRE t were very dull to day, but generally
improved in tone Gold was steady at IA "a 1l4t
The 81 loss elea ances have been less than $4,000
Governments were slightly off at tho close.
money easy at "a per cent. Sterling Exchange
improved al 1898 @ 11't; but very little b ,siness
r, Inc following were the closing quotations:
United states coupon 6's, 1881. ...........,, ia
United States 6-20 coupons 1SG2.............,.I13
Hn,teI S,, oo, .Ill3
United states Tvs. January and July. .IlUs
UnIte'i States 5-20s 1867. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10s
United States 5-20's 1868 1Ius
United States 1910 coupons. 1O6a
southern securities very dull and little changed,
STOCK closed quiet and firm, with Wander bt stock
tive.
The following are the quotations OF Railway Stocks:
raclnc Mall. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. asa
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HORRIBLE SCENE.

Four negroes were hanged to-day at Isle of
Wight Courthouse for the murder Of Joel
Gray, white citizen.
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-17

MEMS CARDIGANs as cheap as any living
man can buy them at wholesale in Boston at
Rich'S, 173 Fore street.
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-17

At the execution to-day at Isle of Wight
ropes broke, leaving two of the men dangling
from the scaffOld and the other two lying on
the ground. The executioner after the two
hanging ones died, which was not until seven
teen minutes had elapsed, marched the other
two upon the scaffOd and hung them
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Districts Nos Is, 16 and II have not yet been
turned, consequently the added column OF gain or
loca 10