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Fine Furniture. Carpets, &C., by
Auction

ON TUESDAY. OF. 18 h, at 10 O'Clock A NJ We
~ sh AL Sc tn Flu Iiture in hou No. 48 arackett
STREE, consisting in part of Parlor Suit In gr en-
plush ami back walnut, Divan and Ottomans 10
m Itch, Shfas Easy chars, elegant black walnut
Book Case marble top Tables, whatn t, CT 80 8,
Ene Brus e,s Ca, pet OIL Paintings and En- rawlings.
Chin's Sc Tables, nlahog my hamoer Sc mahogany
and painted Chamber Tu ptu e. Feather Reds, Mat
tiesses, w rlrote rotary b ok walnut Exen~ion
Table, uining Chairs CHI, smut 81 leboar I'm ,rt
t0p) Or ckeIy an e ass Ware, Mo lei COX stove,
Ironing 1atle. together tn the Krchsn Furniture.
This furniture was all made to or'ier, IL of tie est
finish and W Ikmausbip. The parlor furniture will
be sold a. ~ O'clrk.
At 124 C'cIo k, one side spring WAGON, j. NJ Kim
ball & o's make; one light Hsrnes.; Child's Car
riage; together with stable utensils.
octZtd r. u. Alley s. Co Auctioneers.
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Epinal was occupied by the Prussians on
Thursday. The town was considerably injur-
ed by the Prussian connoLade.
Thete is a report that the Prussians ar, in
full retreat from Paris.
Lyons is fully prepared to resist any force
which the Prussians can send against it.
George LIE B@uef has a command at Metz
uHder Bazaine.
Anvices from French sources admit that
since o'clock Tuesday evening the Prussians
have held possession Uf Orleans Their artll-
the French beyond the line. Several houses
10 Orleans were destroyed by "a pound shells
before the occupation Of the city.
King William telegraphed to the Queen on
Wednesday: thousands of prisoners fell into
our hands as the result of Won Der Toun =
victory near Orleans. The battle last from 9
O'Clock in the morning to seven 10 the eve
ming and was fought on difficult ground. The
capture OF Orleans was followed by heavy
loss to the French. Our loss was small"
Bismarck has authorized the Prussian minis
ter at Brussels to give the great powers to un-
ders and that Germany is willing to propose a
treaty on the basis of ACKNOWLEDGMENT of t'e
frontier prov noes the ratification of the from
tier line of Rhenish provinces and small
money inflammation.
At stormy meeting of the British cabinet
the Marquis of Harrington demanded inter-
vention for the integrity Of French territory.
The London Journals predict calamities to
Germany il she perseveres in insisting on the
cessIon of Alsace and Lorraine and continuing
the war. They say that If Paris holds out sew
eral mouths an immense army will be formed
behind its walls while others will be created in
the departments. Thus the Prussians will be
caught between two overwhelming forces The
savage character til at the war g assuming in
burning villages and shooting scores OF peas
antry tor defending their homesteads is caus-
ing violent revulsion of feeling.
The English apprehend general European
couvulsion and the Prussians are mourning
general Indignation for provoking DANGER
England is quietly preparing tor the storm
While refusing to augment her military ex-
penses the government is putting her sea coast
defences in impregnabe condition. The Jour
nails give the results Of the experiments just
made on the improvements in the torpe] 10 sys-
tenn showing that NJ hostile feet can ever
touch English sholes. England is spending
large sums for strengthening her sea coast de-
fences, the southeast coast especially occupy
ing her attention. The entrance of the Thames
is being fortified in manner not only calcu-
lated to repeat invasion but to render impossi-
bic the Decentralization OF the enemy. Sheer
ness will be strengthened by fresh forts and
additional battalions Of artillery of the largest
Galore. Important defensive works are in
process Of erection. New Haven ard LIVER
pool so many years neglected will be put in a
state of complete defence.
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Sale of Forfeited Goods.

THE following described Merchandise having paen
L seized tor violation of the Revenue Laws OF tho
United States, and III Uni ri States Appraisers 1T
this port having certified under cath that tue ex-
pepse OF its keeping will iai 2ey reduce The net
Gee Is OF the sale, the same will be sod a. puoic
auction al the stable of Joseph sawyer, on Fenerai,
corner 1T Market street in this city, Gu Wednesday,
October 10, Ut at 70 O'Clock NJ, 10 wit:
Chestnut color.d Mare.
Buggy Wagon.
Ha S..
Uader t. provisions Of Sec. rs of the act entitled
can act further IN p eveat smu ggrg and for other
purposes" approved Jul 1S 1865.
ISRAEL WASHBURN, Jr., Collector.
Portland, Ociobei H., So. oc,1Id
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Galveston, Texas, lost $43, 900 by fire on
Wednesday.
No more German steamships will leave New
York until orders are received from home.
Twelve or fifteen hundred men will be put
At work on the Brooklyn Navy Yard Mon
day.
Heavy showers have prevailed in the mill re.
gion OF Lancashire, Eng, raising the streams
and causing disastrous freshets The shipping
in the Mersey is badly damaged. No Ameri-
can losses yet reported. The land telegraph
lines throughout Ireland we're Frustrated, de.
LAYING and disorganizing the Atlanlc cable
service, Liverpool has already voted relief
to the sufferers in that region.
One OF the gunners on the Paris fortifca-
tions has particularly distinguished himself
for The great accuracy with which he points the
guns He has thus far frustrated all the efforts
OF the Prusslans to COZ syruct offensive works
within the range of the guns. He is an Alsation
named Christian.
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L. "A. BOWEN, No. Free Street Block, is
preparing to open his fall and winter patterns
OF hats, bonnets and French Millinery. He is
laying in zone of the handsomest assort-
ments of hats and bonnets that ever was ex-
hlblted In this city and which cannot fail to
please our ladies, and suit the individual tastes
OF every one of them. He will open his stock
next "Wednesday morning at which time look
out for a rush.
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Boston Boo. and shoe Market.

BOSTON o t 13.-rhe boot and shoe trade has been
az active as DUNG the = evous week. There is a
short supply Of mems calf KIP ami heavy wax boots
AMI there is als2 ascarcyPf you rs and boys DO It's
All which will r%quire the work the manu,a :
tu srs few weeks longer, especially as ders for
ON ODD and purcha in some ins ances are una-
Die 70 ob'an wax boots as fast they wan them.
consequen iy there is much danger O the mark ct
being overstocket. TIE shipmen,s re cons,dt a b,
reduced This week; the sales however, are cores
pondlngly dmini he'd some of the goods sold
not yet made up. he all demand usually ases
about this tine, aford'nx dealers seas OF quiet,
but tina trade Is f.ter this year than usual, and
are al to chronicle i continued activity. The
single sole poods, which manllactuIers have mot
made In the same quantities as formerly as they now
make the hall welt and double s.e liz e., and The
Fins lie sole stecs consequently in short supply they
will ha t. wait to manufacture the goods.-ShOe
and Leather Reporter,
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United .ta,es Circu,t Court.

JUSTICES CLIFFORD AND sHEPLEY PRESIDING.
FRIDAY John Q. Scammon, assiInee of Chad
bourne Il Newell, bankrupts, vs.. Samuel W Luque
ct o.. The respondents brought suit in the S ate
Court at Alfred to of the assignee rent of store
in xhch the bankrupts stock wa. stored, Whereupon
the assignee applied to the District Court to restrain
and enon the further prosecution of that SUIT in the
Sta'e Court. Judge Fox denied the application Of
the injunction and scammon applied to the Circuit
Court to reverse that order. Case was argued by
John Rand for Scammon, and by Luques for self ct.
al. Decision reserved.
J.& e. NJ. Rand. s. w. Luques.
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SHAY's QUINCUPLExAL.-Ths company gave
very pleasant entertainment at the Portland
Theatre last evening to an audience that COM
pleteIy filled the house and who evinced their
satisfaction by loud applause. Nothing par
ticularly new or original was displayed but
nevertheless the show was very fair ole.
The ballet dancing by Mile Lusurart and
Monsieur Celius was very good and some
thing that We have not had in this city for a
long time. Charley Shay, as usual was very
amusing, and the Leopar Brothers performed
some acrobatic feats very neatly. The panto-
mime was very amusing and there will no
doubt be another good house tonight.
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TRLnGRAPulO ITEMS.

Steamship Continental, from Mazatlan for
San Francisco, foundered at sea, thirty miles
off Cane St. Lucas, on the Both OF Sept. Seven
passengers and one of the crew were lost.
The Jesuit f,thers are to be expelled from
Marseilies and conducted to the frontier and
their property sequestrated conditonally.
The Republicans of the 9th Massachusetts,
district b W. nominated Hon. W. y. Wash
burn, of Greenfield, tor CONGRESS-. Tine Dem
ocrats of the 10th district have nominated Reu-
ben Noble, of Westfield.
Daniel C. Burdick, who murdered Henry H.
Baker, colored, at Orleans, N Y. last October
has been sentenced to be banged OF the 18th oil
November.
The Republicans of the Goth New York dis
trict have nominated Thomas A. Plat, OF
TiOga, for Congress.
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PERIODICALS -Harper's Monthly for Novem-
Der has been received and is for sale at the
book and periodical stores of Bailey & Noyes,
and II. L. Davis, Exchange street; Loring,
Short & Harmon and Augustus Robinson
under Falmouth Hotel; also at the school book,
music and periodical store of E. g. Andrews
No. 80 Center street, and at the book and peri
odical depot OF Messrs Jesse nden Bros, No. i
Decting Block.
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POLICE TTEMs.-Oficer Edwin Dow arrested
and took to the lock up, last evening, Mrs.
McAnany, for assaulting mao on the stress.
Two boys named Patrick Ward and Thomas
Harper, were arrested last evening and taken
to the lookup for alleged larceny at the fire on
Thursday night This makes nine boys in all,
so far, that have been arrested for this offence
Officer Loring yesterday afternoon arrested
Quinlan Council, a one-legged soldier, for
drunkenness aud disturbance in his own house.
He was smashing things generally, and his
family bad to call tor assistance.
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NEW YORK. Oct. 14-Cotton lower; sales 2415
bales; Mhldlina uplands t5lc. Flour-sales II, 10
bbIs. State and Western a sla1e drmer; superb ne
State al 5 Is q %; Round Hoop ohio at IS 0D64,:
Western at 10 q $50; Southern at IS a $50 -
Wheat ,uist; sales 10000 bush; No. Spring at
284 q 80 Tor new; No. do at IA OILS; White
state al Gu; Winner Rel and Amber Western at
80 q 35; White Michigan at 80 % | 55; Canada
at 49, ';orn irregular; Mixed Western 81 % s5sc.-
CATS 1wer; Ohio AZ 65 g SC; Western at 5iI q SIC.
~ 80. Lar,i steaIv at l4B q 16ac Butter stead, ;
Ohio at 20 g &c; STATE at 26 q +2c. Whisky with.
out change; Western tree at ~ sslc. Rice rmeI
"a, olina at &c. >ug.r inactive; Port. Rico at
I4e Mu.covado a. 10 1o.c; tair to good refnlnp at
% az 10c; NO. IL butch standard at 1 3c. Naval
stores-Spiriis Turpntlne lower at AZ 45c; Resin
quiet at 05 tor strained. Petroleum easier crude
at 12c; refined al Csc. Tallow dull at tSA la 9Ic
Fieights 70 Liverp Of firm; cotton Tic q ID; four
per steam p Cd.
GH1cAao. Oct. IA -F'our-Spring extras az Co.
Wh h lower; No Spring at l"4a. corn dull; NJ.
a. OF q 5sc Tor mixed Oats lower at 34a q Soc for
No. a. z Rye quie No; 2 &c. B.rlsy lowe No. 2 at
S!t VIC; H'g, " mes firm at Sale. Mess Pork dull
at ~ 70 q " 30. Lard at 16& q t6Jc Dry salted
shoulders at 13lc; short rib sies at i6Jc Live hogs
an active demand and advanced TO l0@1 90. Cat
tic quiet.
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SEWING MACHINEs.-There was quite num-
cent fair at Gorham The young ladies who
had charge of them or the machines, attract
ed great attention. We are inclined to think
that it must have been the machines, probably
both; for we are Informed, as the result, that a
number OF sales CT both the "Weed Machine
and "Wbeeler and Wilson" have been made
by Messrs. 7. w. Eaton, and Reed & Stone,
the agents thereof
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THE RINDERPEsT. Letters have been re-
ceived by Hon. Israel Washburn, Jr., Collector
of this port, from the Treasury Departm. mt,
Informing him tn at the rinderpest is prevalent
in Germany, aud in those parts Of France oc-
cupied by the German troops, and therefore be
is ordered not to permit the landing Of any
neat cattle Or hides from any foreign country
except Canada, unless consular certificate is
appended to the invoice sa wing that the dis
ease is not prevalent, or has not been recently
in the country whence they we're exported. 1t
is also forbidden to allow che landing of ship
mems of wool and cows hair from Germsny,
and of neat cattle, hides, wool and cow hair
from France.
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TELEGKAPHiUICEMs.

Stevens has been acquitted Of the charge of
murder in Concord, N. H.
A grand display Of the aurora borealis was
witnessed at Norwich and New Haven, Conn,
last night At Ne~ Haven it caused an alarm
of fiie to be sounded. -.
Tnsfne display of aurora last night is re-
por'ed as far south as Fortress Monroe and as
far west as Indianapolis.
There was heavy frost in North Mississippi
and Alabama Wednesday night and it is
feared that great damage has been done to the
cotton crop.
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N q 0icsDni Court.
JUDG G MORRIS PREsIDINe

JUDO G MORRIS PRESIDING.
FRIDAY.-State vs. Henry R. White. Search and
seizure Plea, guilty. Fined $50 and costs. Paid.
Cornelius Drsc,l, Daniel Hyde, Michael HarIi-
gan. Larceny of three lace curt aims the property Of
Gardner Jordan. Sent TO tho Reform School during
their minority.
State vs. John Pettigrew. Larceny OF hamm err
Plea, guilty. Sent to the comfy Jail for thirty days
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FREEMASONRY.
VIRGINIA.
THE REMAINS OF GEN. LEE.

LEXINGTON, Oct. IA The remains of Ger
Lee were conveyed 10 the college chapel this
morning under escort of officers and soldiers O.
the late con ederate army and will lie 10 state
until noon to- morrow. They have been visited
by thousands, and the chapel has been drapeG
10 mourning by the ladies OF Lexington. The
College faculty and students literary societies
resolutions expressing th ir grief Thuse O.
the faculty provide Tor the delivery of an Gu
iogy on The 18th Of January nex', the next an
niversary of Gen. Lees birth, and of keeping
that day, like the birthday of Washington, a.
a college anniversary hereafter.
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TIE attention Of the readers is invited to the
advertisement of l.. F. Gould, No. Ill Federal
street, who has splendid stock of boots and
shoes, which he is now Offering to the public at
prices 10 yer than ever before. He does not
mean to be undersold for prime article.
just give him call and see what handsome
articles for the feet he can produce
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In justice we ought, several days ago. to have
asked the attention of parents to the adver.
tisement of Miss Susan 7. Peters school This
lady was for a number of years teacher in
our public schools, and had an excellent repu.
tation in her profession. She deserves to have
large school,
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VOCAL MUSIC,
MIR. G.. g. ADDITION

vii open class for the instruction OF yoca, Music
IN the Congress 81. M. 4. Church,
Monday Eve'ng Oct 10, at z O'Clock
FOR Term OF 1wENTY-FoUR Lessons.
TICKETS 81 90,
Io oe obtained at The estry MONDAY Evening.
Ihere Will be No pains spared TO render the course
OF Less ms instructive and interesting, hei eiore
thorou. h cou' Sc OF instruction ma, be expected
Mr.. A. having had some twenty-five years eApe-
rience hatters himself competent for the task'
ec5s2w
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CALIFO e >IA.
LOSS OF STEAMER CoNTINENTAL AND EIGH

LOSS OF STEAMER CONTINENTAL AND EIGHT
LIVES.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 14-Steamer Cont
mental lett Mazltlan with full complement of
passengers $4,000 IN treasure, 700 tons of
SALT and large mail Sept 2Stb she encoun-
tered severe gale in the gulf and sprung
aleak The pumps were worked constantly
Tor twelve hours, but were of DO avail. At 9
O'Clock 90 the morning OF the 10Th the water
nad reached the furnaces, putting out the fires.
All hopes OF saving the vessel were then aban-
d"ne5; and six boats filled with people showed
IN: seven DAssengers and the second cook
refused to leave the steamer and went down
With her. Two of the boats arrived at Cape
st. Lucas on the evening OF the 30th. The es
capef passengers and portion OF the crew are
on the Colorado and expected here Sunday
The Continentaps treasure and mails are a to-
tai loss.
FREEMASONRY.
The Grand Lodge Of Freemasons has adopt
ed resolutions c0udemoing in strong terms the
government Of Spain aud members OF the
Catholic church in Cuba for butcherirg Ma
sons. The Grand Lodge also repealed de-
cree forbdding subordinate lodges to bury the
remains OF brothers who commit suicide.
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OCTOBER TsRM-GoDDARD, PRESIDING.
FIR DAY No. 1923. Jacob I. Lewis ct. al. VS.. Geo
W Dunn ct. a.. Evidence tor the defence is in pre-.
grees. tsN
Strout & Gage. Webb.
Frank. Fsye & Cotton.
Tn, following assignments OF jury trials hs We beer
made:
SATURDAY, OCT. Is.
122-Shepherd ct al vs. Same ct al.
1A-Marr ct al vs.. Same ct al.
235 -Gatchei IS. raymond.
376 Cash vs.. Leighton.
26,-McBr Gu liver ct al
1853 Carter vs.. 2. ,. q K. X. Co.
269-Putnam, 5. p VS.. Leigh
369-G0rci0u ct al vs.. Harm N.
Ya-Houiton, Jr., VS.. ribbetts.
SD wi, vs. Dodge.
33'-Sihrdivaat et al. W.. Hull.
34l-Boyi vs. Coffin, anpellant.
366-Smith ct al vs. Ward.
1888 Fluent W Gee ct al.
MONDAY, OCT. II.
16l- Greene vs.. PORT and.
TUESDAY, oCr. IS.
425-Noble ct al vs. Cook.
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PERsoNAL.-It is with deep regret that we
learn that Miss ANGELA Small, the estimable
lady, and the able and popular first assistant
of the female departme Mt of the Portland High
School, has received a second visitation OF the
disease under which she suffered a year ago,
and that her physicians have pronounced that
her case is hopeless. We know that this sad
intelligence will fall like ice on the hearts OF
the hundreds who have been under her tuition
since her connection with the High School
and her many warm friends in social circles,
who will pray that they may not bereaved of
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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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n & ~ Hssx 4.

NEW YORK, Oct. IA forgery of a check
for $7700 ON Park bank was discovered thi- af-
trrnOon 10 time to prevent the loss of the torg-
er, j. r. Livingston. who pass d the check in
payment for r. r. Bonds. which he was at
temp ing to convert into O. S. 5.2O's when the
forgery was discovered.
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SPECIAL NOTICE TO SHIPPERS OF FREIGHT
BY INTERNATIONAL LINE OF STEAMER The
steamer New Brunswick will make an extra
freight trip leaving to-day at noon. Shippers
having freight for Eastport Calais and 81.
J"hu, will please have it on the VIII arr at II O.
clock A. M. A, P. SrUBBs. AGENT.
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HORSE TRoT-At the Forest City Park YES.
terday race took place for purse of 5000 be.
tween the Taylor mare and "Honest john
belonging to Edward Maynard Of Boston. Mr.
Henry Taylor drove the marc and "Hopes
John" was driven by John Donobue. The
first heat was won by the mare in minute!
and 81 seconds. After scoring several times to
no purpose, the horses were brought in line
under the wire by the judges and sent off OF
the second heat, which was won by "Hone,
john in minutes and 40 seconds. The thirt
heat and the purse was also won by the same
in minutes and Al seconds
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ID. but Cd account Of lhs stetmy evening sas
adjourned for two weeks. Coed speaking and
singing may be expected, and 1t Is to be hoped
there will be f,tIl attebddnch
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f O II 81 I G N
Military Operations.

The Food Question In France.
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~ale Of Keai Els.
fofa

DY virtue OF a license form the Judge OF Probate
ID OF thu County OF Cumberland, ! shall sell at
public sale. WeiDs sdav october 10 b, 1871, al IL
o'clock A. on he pIem-e-, the following Real
Estate which was OF Aun Shattuck, lac Of Port
land, in said County. de +assd, w; FIVE Eieh
land on India street between Middle and Newbnry
s reefs, in said Pc tand. adjoin ,e land Of Henry
bradbury, II the southwest side of sail India ST.,
thence running nortn- westerly sad lne OF said
India st eet, r63 eet to lind formerly owned by
Pc er johnson, and extending back soutb-a ester y
from sal India street. 90 eel % land OF joseph p.
Ia lOr, keeping al average wid'h OF abOu IA 'eet
Arrangement have been male with tie owners OF
he ether 3-o by Which the whole PROPERTY will be
sold.
JAMES MOUNrFORr
Admr of the Esta Of Ann Shatturk
+. o BAiLEP & CO, su, tioneers,
September d, 1870. dfaw III oc .dtd
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Especial to Tribune. French deserters
from Metz this m,rn,Dg report that there is
neither Dread no salt in the city. Razaine bas
Impressed into the ranks all able bod ed civilians
The garrison, including these, numbers 100 600
men under arms. The service is very bard
The troops sleep on their arms. D,saffection
is great and mutipy is seemingly impending
On the 9TH inst. a portion Of the troops refused
to make sortle. It is difficult to force them
to outpos, duty. Even the guards show symp-
toms Of disDbedeucp.
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JESSE FREEMAN, at No. ITO Exchange street,
Still continues to furnish the public with oys-
tiers, fresh aud large. He Oh al,enoes comnet
ton either in the excellence of his bv,lves or
in the manner of serving them up at his sa-
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Gov vECTQCUT.

MURDERER TRYING TO sTARvE TO DEATH.
HARTFORD, Oct. 14.-Wilson, the murderer OF
Warden " lizard OF the Connecticut State
Prison. still persists in the effort to starvr him
self. He has taken no food since the sentence
meal at the Jail in this city On tn day of his
sentence be told the jaiior he should be dead
man in ten days
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KINDS, under the Prrble House, has an as
sortment of cigars that cannot be excelled in
Portland. The most fastidious taste Can be
suited at his counter
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BUYERS of carriages must attend the sale by
q. Taylor & Co, IA and 16 Exchange street, at
10 this day, A full blood-Jersey Cow will also
ha colI