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SEIZURE OF ffNfAN MUNITIONS
L0SDoN, Oct. % The government authori-
ties lately seized twenty. five barrels Of powder
az fenian store in ireland. They were taken
70 w oolwlch, opened, and found to contain lu-
Cner natc6es and nails in considerable quaint
nes mixed with powder. The barrels with
tneir contents were carefully placed on an old
barge and sunk in the river.
NEGOTIATIONS FOR PEACE,
DhusSELs, Oct. % The Independent Beige
lag tne borrowing special dispatch from London
Ater the Cabinet Council on Friday Granville
DIegrapned the British Ministers at Tours,
DeIuhn, st. Petersburg, Vienna and Florence
wItn view to bringing about an armistce be-
tween Prussia and France until election, and
tne opening of the French Constitutional As
semn'y. The answers indicate an early sus-
pension Of hostilities.
Austria.
THE GOVERNMENT ADVOCATES AN AMNESTY,
VIENNA, Oct. % The Austrian government
IN responding to the representation of Eng
Iauu, urgently advocates an armistice at Tours
ana Versailles. The Vienna Free Press 10 an
aeie leader. denounces the war as intolerable
ana lnvokes the determined Intervention of
the powers 1t declares that this moment is
opportune for compromise, and that England
should take the initiative and conduct the me-
EQUATIONS in behalf of cause which has be-
come that of the civilized world
SPAN.
PRINCE AOSTA ACCEPTS THE SPANISH CROWN
FLORENCE, Oct. % -Aosta's nomination for
and acceptance of the Spanish crown has been
omcially announced.
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Domestic N ews.
IN AN z.


THE TURF IN LEWISTON.
Especial Dispatch by Western Union Line!
LEWISTON, Oct 22-The trots on the An.
drescoggin Riding Park for two hundred dol
lars came off this afternoon. The horses en-.
tered were Bully Brooks" owned by G. NJ
Deiapy OF Augusta, and the ''Cushnoc," owned
by >. w. Witbee of Waterville. "Bully
BROOKS won the race; time Al.
EXCURSION
There was an excursion of some eight or
nine hundred here to-day from Pittsfeld.-
They arrived about half past one o'clock and
returned after picnic dinner in Lisbon Hall
in the regular 80 train.
ITO the Associated Press.l
TERRIBLE ACCIDENT IN wALDoBoRo-rwo
MEN KILLED AND TWO BADLY INJURED,
WALDoBoRo. Oct. 22-This morning about
y O'Clock q sad aud most terrible accident oc-
cured in this town on the Knox and Lincoln
railroad. Ia making a dirt excavation the
bank caved in, burying four men. Elijah Con-
don OF Friendship was crushed by a rock
weighing about ton aud half SO that he
lived but few moments. Zenas Condor. his
brother, had his back broken and will Drohahiv
die. James White Of Nova Scotia, had his
thigh broken; james Donovan, Irish, had a
log and arm badly fractured; the latter re-
curing amputation near the shoulder Joint
Both the COndnns are married men with fami-
lies. White and Donovan are unmarried,
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ey and account. "a W. III
american securities-U. 3. 5-20's 1862 goa: do
1869 old $50: do 1867. 9Oa; u. 8. 1O4Os x7l Erie
shares ita Hin Is Central shares ia Atlantic q
Great Western shares 80. ' -
buoyant; sales 1000 bal 8; Middiipe mnianGs IS
Lard 72s. avs 0"
and account. ~ o'
American securities quiet; U. s. 5-20's 1862 s91
40 Ie6o DID, 90 1867, 9cl: U 8. 10-40s 81. Erie
Great Western shares 80.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 22-2 P. M.-Cotton active: sales
2S 600 bales; Mddling upands q q SD. Lard 7ss.
FRANKFORT, Oct. Pap, M.--U. s. 6-2Os of 1862
at 96i. ~ ~
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co M M f. RCIAL.
Receip,. BY ssailr.nd. and s,eanbo.

Receipts by Railroads and sieamboats.
STEAMER MONTREAL FROM RosToN.-5 dressed
noss, 20 nrslns lard, $50 casks nais, horse, wag
on oo rolls Paper IA coils cordage 14O green hdss %
Dos s% eet potatoes. chain cable 13 plates iron, rs
cases shoes 20 bbls onions, coils rope sewing
cnnes 10 cases has, 80 pkgs furniture, boiler, 30
nXs sce, 10 bdls broom handles II bags uts, bbls
aquol, q oo 20 pork bales oakum 20 half bbls -four,
Soo pkgs 70 order. For Canada and up country.
'gs sumac bds sand paper. 10 CASKS oil, so bags
meal casks Oil. 30 do spikes 80 pcs MARBLE bdls
To 70 Oags wool, 200 bxs empty cans, % bds iron,
Loo pkgs to order.
STEAMER DIRIGo, New YORK 20 bales mer-
cnanIire Il0 bags shot. l47 do seed do papers, 80
Lo's ieaner 0carreting, do lead, 20 bdls ron 2l8
20 paper hangings, do stre II do rect as plates
~ pars uo 42 iron castings 81 bxs tobacco, 80 do
:, s.a:ren, 10 90 soap, 26 do medicine 81 sewing ma
GuneS 10 crates do d0 80 curola bricks stoves, 30
nail cnests tea, III clocks do bt Obs, 21 bbs
paint 10 do sulphur, 10 do sugar. 12 bbs glass ware,
90 oysters 81 10 empty, 10 do sweet potatoes sets
Wnees, 40 Kegs spikes 10 do ida. seIgbs pianos,
=" CASKS bleach powders, hhds tobacco, l59 pkss
EhAND TRUNK RAILWAY 1879 cans milk, 1900
bbls our, car cattle, do match hoxes, II do corn,
~ 90 lumber. DO oats, do sundres. For shipment
east. 800 bDs -four.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILwAY-1G0 bbls apples, lot
furniture, cider mills 200 sides leather, bxs meat,
1 car sheep, 9S bxs sundries.
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MAis1 CENTRAL KAithoAh..-A meeting Of
the directors OF the Maine Central railroad was
held In this city on the Goth inst. A PROPOSE
ton for furnishing the sleepers and laying the
rails for the extension Of the road between
Danville Junction and Cumberland was ac-
cepted. The requisite permission was given
to the e. & N. A. railroad company to lay a
track across the depot lands of the Maine Cen
tral railroad company in Bangor for the pas
sage of freight cars to the wharves Of the for
mer company near White Head. No other
business of importance to the public was tran
Sacted
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GOOD ATTENDANCH.-Tha whole number of
pupils now attending Park street grammar
school for boys (Msses j. Haines, teacher) is
164 Average attendance last week 90 per
cent. of the number registered. In view of
he fact that three boys were out ten half days
on account of sickness, we think this some-
what remarkable. Friday every boy belonging
to the school was present
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
THE ELECTION.

CHARLESTON, Oct. 23.-Unofficial returns
Indicate the re election OF Scott by largely
reduced majority: Rainey, colore1 Republi-
can, Will succeed White more in Congr. IS
from the first district, and Elliot, coIored Re-
publican, is also elected from the Sd district -
The q district is very clos, between Bowen
and Delaige, white. The reformers elect one
Kl.sick in the 4th district and one third of the
legislature.
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GoRHAM.-Mr. Webb, Principal of the Cor
ham Seminary, has arranged for course of
lectures sbefore the students, by prominent
lecture was given Wednesday evening, by E.
d. Elwell. Esq, of the Transcript, on the seem
cry, resources and prospects of Maine, partica-
larry in the Aroostook region. 1t was an in
terestipg lecture and was listened to most at
tentively. Efforts are making to have the re-
naming lecture open to the pub ic.
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SINGULAR OcCURRENCE.-Laste evening about
half past nine o'clock Mr.. Warren Sparrow's
large sign over the door of his insurance office
on Exchange street, fell to the sidewalk and
was somewhat injured. 1t was of wood, very
large and heavy, and rested on the stone belt
ing over the door, at height of about twenty
feet above the ground, and was perhaps fasten-
ed at the top i'll the usual manner with hooks.
There was not breath of air stirring nor any
apparent cause for the singular occurrence.
MIR. Emery, one of the bank watchmen, with
his assistant had just passed the spot on their
way down Exchange street. Had the event
happened in the day time, when the street
was niled with people, "a terrible accident to
lie or limbs might have been the result.
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CUMBERLAND THREE 's.-Saturday evening
last Cumberland Engine Co. No. entertained
at their house, on Bracket street, Chief En-
gineer Turner and Assistant Engineer Pink
ham, of Haverbill, Mass. No 3's company ac-
knowledge themselves largely indebted to these
gentlemen for favors received upon the occa
sion of their recent visit to Haverhill, and
their visit to our city was made the occasion
of quite an ovation. About o'clock the com
pany and invited guests sat down to splendid
oyster supper, prepared by their Oun cat rer,
and which was highly enjoyed by all present,
among whom (hesdes the Haverbil gentle
niep) were the officers Of the different com.
panies Of our city, Chief Engineer Pennell,
Assistants Ayers and Cloyes, ex-Chef Rogers,
Councilman Walden and the Forest City Band
After the viands had been duly disposed Of
Capt Leighton called the assemblage to order
and introduced lin response to toast offered
Chief Engineer Turner, of Haverhill, who
spoke of the pleasure it afforded him to once
more meet the Cumberlands, concluding witt
| some good advice to fremen generally. AS
sstant Pinkham, Chief Pennell, Assistants
Ayers and Cloyes, exChief Rogers and the
various officers present also offered remarks Oh
sentiments suitable to the occasion. The
peasant gathering broke up about II O'Clock
WIN the very general understanding that the
3s boys know how to entertain their friends
and are not willing that an opportu nity of do
ing SO should pass unnoticed. Chief Turne,
and Assistant Pnkham were subseonent,,
serenaded at the residence of Can't. T,e;gbtoY
with excellent music by the Forest Citv RAM
ami the Cumberland Glee Club
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OBsEQUIEs.-The funeral of the late DIR.
Henry Irving Jordan took place from his
fathers residence in Westbrook yesterday af-
ternoon. The attendance was very large, ,com-
pletely filling the rooms on the ground floor,
while, on the lawn in front of the house, was
collected great number of the friends OF
the deceased who were unable to get into the
mansion. Among those present were a large
delegation from the physicians of the city,
members of the class of '62 of Bowdoin College,
the Alumni Association of the Chi Psi Socie-
ty, and many Others-friends of the deceased
1t is rarely that the funeral of young man
draws forth SO large a crowd of mourners as
in the present case and shows how great was
the.number of his friends and how deeply he
was beloved.
The casket. an elegant rosewood one profuse-
ly decorated with choice floral offerings, was
placed in the front hail. and the services~were
Conducted by Rev. j. G. Snow, principal Of
Westbrook Seminary. They consisted of The
r 'ading of the Scriptures followed by the
beautiful hymn, "Oh where shall the soul Fl nd
rest" sang most pathetically by male trio
consisting of Messrs. Munroe, Thurston ard
Shaw. Then came the prayer followed by the
beautiful chant, THY will be Done,' alte,
which an address was made by Mr.. Snow, " be
took occasion to pay a fitting and beautiful
tribute to the character of the deceased, fi,tine
because it was so true. After the address
chant was rendered and the services closed
with the bepediction.
The remains were conveyed to Evergreen
Cemetery for intermeut, followed by lope
line of carriages. The pall-bearers were DR.
Tewksbury, Charles e. Morrill, of Westbrook
DR.. Chadwick. A. w. Bradbury, DR.. Fogg, M
NJ. Hovey OF Boston, Jesse Thompson of West
brook, Fred Appleton OF Boston, Geo. Haines
of Bddeford, and John knights of Portland.
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.aUt.TassN @A1E ES
shells of the OceaI
store, Stock OF Groceries, md Store
Furniture at Auction.

nN TUESDAY, Oct. 25 at "a O'Clock. P. NJ, We
" shall sell the situated on the Easterly side
OF Portland bridge. This building Is 2t g. feet, two
stories high. the hrs story finished store II Ia
moved or remain at the option OF the purchaser.
Also at same time. the stock said store: Flour,
Corn, Starch Mustard Canned goo Is, Soap. Salt
Tobacco, Coffee, Tea, Vinegar Retchup, Dried Ap-
pies. Brooms. Spice, Soda, Bread preparation Ex-
tracts and Obs, Fancy Goods. &c. Also, one plat
form and counter Scale Marble Slao Desk, Snow
Case. Tobacco Cutter, hanging Lamps, Saw, Meas.
ures, &c.
At o'clock good business Horse, 2 Express
Wagons, light Buggy. Harnesses.
0ct20 r. D. BAILEY & CO., Auct'rs,
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N antclpal Court.

JUDGE MORRIS PREsIDINo.
SATURDAY.-State vs.. James B. Conley. Assault
and battery on Mary Collins. Fined $5 and costs
Committed.
State vs. Andrew Meserve. Drunkenness and dis
turbance Pleaded guilty. Fined So and costs.
State VS.. Edward Conneen. Search and seizure
Pleaded guilty. Fined $50 aud costs. Paid.
State VS.. James H. Mccarthy. Search and seiz-
ure. Pleaded guilty. Fined $50 and costs Paid.
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hAsPBERRIEs IN OcToBER.-We have re-
ceived from the Portland Nursery some slips
from raspberry bushes heavily loaded with
fruit. The variety is the "Belle de Fontanay." )"
About six weeks ago the bushes began to pro-
duoe berries and have csn,inued to do so ever
since. Persons wishing to cultivate this varie-
ty OF raspberries may obtain slips at the Nur-
narv
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MAssAGHUs SETS,

honnAbLE MURDER ATWORCESTER.
WoRcEsTER, Oct. % This community are
horr,fi by another Sunday night murder ibis
evening: Benz. Weswell, an Engishman, %
years oid, was stabbed by his wife's brother
Francis DOran, an Irishmap, aud died before
he could be reached by doctor. Both men
were drunk. At this hour (midnight) the MUIR
derer has not been arrested
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TENNESSE K.
BROTHERHOOD OF rocomor,vp q

NASHVILLE, Oct 23-The International d-
vision OF the Locomotive brotherhood have
elected the following officers for the ensuing
year: Charles Wilson. G. G. E !; G. II. Sber-
man, F. G. j. q. Pearson, S. G.. E; Chas.
Fellows. I. G. E p. M. Arthur, s. G.. A. E.
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BOAT RACE.-The boat race between tho
Emerald and West End Clubs of this city
will take place on Wednesday the ID Of No
vember from buoy near the Cape Elizabeth
bridge over course Of about mile and a half
down the harbor and return. The race will
come off betweenthe hours of nine and ten in
the morning Mr.. Henry p. Wood will act as
referee.
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Horse at Auction.

nN Saturday, Oct 29th, at II o'clock A. NJ, In
OMarket Square, we sha sell Bay Horse, about
years old, weighs aoout 700 lbs, which me into
my enclosure about TWO months ago, and which
shall sell Tor exp -nses.
PLUMMER JORDAN, ia.
r. O. BAILEY & CO., Auctioneers. oc 4 I'd
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Houses at Auction.

THE two new dwt Hing houses Nos. SO and 60 Lin
1 coin st, near Chestnut st, each convenient tor
two families, will be sold at auction on
Wednesday next, Oct. 26. at $50 o'c'eck,
On the premises. Good lets; good neighborhood,
and an abundance o. watee, and , chance TOR a good
trade, About hall the purchase money can remain
on mortgage.
oc22td* o. BAILEY & CO., Auetioneers.
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U. s. MNrShUZ'S Sale

UNITED STATES OF ANF4IoA,
District Of Maiae, So :
DURSUANT to an order OF sale TO me directed
Il tr m the Hon Edward Fox, Judge of the UNI
ted Sa'es District tourt Ior the District or Maine
shall expose and offer tor sale at public auction
to the highest bidder therefor, the Juow Dg proper
ty, at the time and place as follows:
At Blddetord Pool on Saturday October Goth, at
Il, O'Clock NJ, cer,an Seow, and two Floats, with
all the ckie and appurtenances thereto teop ging
the same b wing been ordered to be sold, anu the
proceeds disposed OF according to law.
Terms OF sale, Cash.
Dated at Portland this 18th day of October, A. d.
1870.
S. s. MARBLE,
oc12d1bt U. S. Marsha District of Maine.
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ttar,hs washissssa hseiety.


Inc following Is Tie report of the Martha
Washington Society which was rot ready for
publication on Friday morning.
This society had originally for its object the
reilef OF families Of Tnebriates, and those strug-
does not at present conflne its efforts to that
class, out inasmuch as within its power, rem
GERS assistance to all the a00rthy poor who come
under its observation.
We have held the past year thirty-eigbt
meetings, with au average attendance of nine
the Target number present at any one meeting
being lwenty-two. Six new members have
beer added to our number and one of our old
est and worthy members, Mrs. Hiram CoyeIl.
mas been removed to the spiritual world.
oot e nave distributed $50 yards factory cloth;
294 yards print; 154 yards wool flannel: 12l
yards siesia; 153 yards dress goods; Is 10
yards cotton flannel; 1912 wards of wollen
goods; 10 yards de-laiDe; 81 pairs of boots and
ssnoes;5 pairs bose;5 Shawls; 2 pairs wool
blankets; quilt covers; lbs batting; "a ready
band garments; and 1923 In cash. From the
money placed in our hands by the committee
OF the Fire Relief Fund, 43 families have been
assisted and III persons from the society fu cd
manv OF them several times We have recsi iv.
ed the past year, donation of flannel, sewing
our friends. We are also under great obliga.
Mons to Rev. DR.. Pratt for his public address.
setting forth the object and doings Of our soc,,
ETY., by which we have obtained it is hoped,
several new and permanent subscribers to our
T tnnd. Our thanks are due the Young Mems
Christian Association, for the use of their room
since March for our weekly meetings
While we would express our gratitude to
our friends tor past favors, we would solicit a
continuance of them for the coming winters,
remembering that "Ye have the Poor with
you always, and whensoever We will, We NAV
DO them good" S. j. GILKEY, Secretary
From the report of the Treasurer, Mrs Il.
Z. Dodge, we learn that the cash paid out per
order of President and Vice President was
$4S4 6S. To the credit accoun. there is the
same amount, of which $33 60 was collected
at DR.. Pratt's lecture, $136 contributed BY
friends at the same lecture, $3.50 from the City
Relief Funds, $22 50 donated by friends, and
S42 55 subscribed by members.
Tho following officers for the ensuing year:
Mrs. Benjamin Kingsbury, President; Mrs. j.
j. Gilbert, Wee President; Mrs. Moses Dodge,
Treasurer; Mrs. s. j. Gilkey, Secretary; Mrs.
q. B. Fuller, Assistant Secretary.
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A COMMUNICATION from Dr. II. T. Cummings
in reply to PRO Bono Pubico' is in type but
crowded out by this mornin' 8 issue.
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MAsoNIc.-A new Chapter of Royal Arch
Masons has been started in Yarmouth, to be
called Cumberland Chapter, Captain j. J.
Humphrey High Priest On Friday afternoon
and evening last the officers of Mt. Vernon
chapter Of this city went out there and assist
ed in comforting the degrees on nine candi-
dates. After the ceremonies at the Lodge
rooms the visiting companions we're handsome
" entertained at the Baker House. The new
Chapter is organized under the most favorable
auspices for efficiency and success.
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CHURcHELL's Vegetable Medicated Oil
Use it and you will never be without it. For
sale by druggists generally. 1aw-4w
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GALL and see the Little Washer at Kendall
& Whitnsy's
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We would invite our friends to step into
Bailey b Co. s salssroon this afternoon aud
examine the splendid assortment of Shells to
be sold tomorrow morning. They will be well
paid for their trouble
The Portland daily press., 1870-10-24

CIrIHs where cement pipe is used for sewers
are pronounced the best drained Of any, and
are the most healthy.
The Portland daily press., 1870-10-24

ACcIDENT-Saturday afternoon as an old gen.
t'eman, whose mind was a little obfusticated by
INDULGENCE in strong drink, attempted to 60
ON board the bark "Archer" lying at Long
wharf, he missed bis footing and fell into the
dock. The tide being out there was a soft
bed OF mud and slime prepared for him to fall
into. A number of persons collected in the
vicinity. procured rope and lugged him out
on the firm earth, the aged individuals APP
pearance being anything but Inviting.
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ENTEnTAfSmCNTs.
Notice

Notice.
,aas mn oAG2B DE EWITrER, Barrister at Law, News.
thor OF work on Local Superstition, !" has recent
y arrived 10 the city. He begs to inform the nnb
Path inst. commence a series OF Lectures on "Ths,
Creation" to be delivered in the American Method.
ist Eplscopa Church, Mountfort Street. The doors
will be opened at O'Clock. "'''
October %, 1870. d2t "s'''
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SEE the advertisement, Hotel for sale and to
let at Steep Balls on p. 81 o. r, r.
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RAILROAD CoNTRAcT.-The contract for
building the extension of the Portsmouth.
G eat Falls and Conway railroad-from Union
Village to West Ossipee, N. H., distance of
2S mies-has been awarded to Mr.. George f.
Hifchings, of this city. Work upon it is to be
commenced Immediately, and pushed to COM
piet'op. Mr. Hitchingskone of the ablest and
most experienced railroadIcontractors in this
State.
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M. L. A. The Mercantile Library Associa-
tion at their meeting Saturday evening voted
in the following members: William G. Buck
nam, Ira G. Stockbridge, William E. Wood
ward, VIM. Q. Cobb, John b. Russell, Alvin
F. Mayall, Col. G. X. Greene, H. H. Percival
F. M. Ordway, jeremiah Dow, L. G. Lougee
U. E. Cross, A. NJ Smith, Benjamin Adams
The sale OF reserved seats for the NJ. L. A.
course commenced at Stockbridge's music
store Saturday morning. Tickets went off like
hot cakes, and during the day two-tbirds Of
all the reserved seats were engaged. A large
number of other tickets were also sold Ar.
rangements have been made to furnish all who
may attend their course with the Lecture
Room Gazette, neat sheet published by
Messrs. Jones and Welch The Gazette will
contain the programme,
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For baltimore.

-orAA REGULAR Pacaet schooner TRAVIS
Hf9}A Ter. having part OF her cargo engage
NHM will sail with dispatch.
For freight spp'y to
BUNKER BROTHERS.,
ect 19ulw 1928 Commercial Ut.
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On and after Monday, Sept. 18th passengers
wishing to take the Steamer Oriental for
Bridgton and Harrison will take the Portland
and Ogdensburg cars at the Portland and Ken
nebec Il. R. Depot at 1880 P. M, instead Of
7.15A IN. If
STEINER ORIENTAL plying between Sebago
Lake station and Naples, Bridgton and Har-
rison will net make regular trips until after
rain falls sufficient to rise tho water in the
river connecting the Lakes Should rain fall
the steamer will commence regular trips on
Monday. oct17k
TIE Boston Recorder will be issued from
Nov. /. at $1.60 a year, made up from the
choicest end most interesting matter in the
Congregationdtist. 1t will be just half the size
ofthat paper, which is the best conducted re-
ligious journals in the country, and has on its
list of contributors, such writers as DR.. Todd,
Grace Greenwood, Rev. Albert Barnes, Prot.
Park, and Phoebe Cary. The price is placed
at he lowest possibly figure, and in order to
succeed. the Recorder must have large list Of
subscribers; bat before the enterprise was an
nouncsdithrouxh the press, many subscribers
had sent in their names. One pastor, feeling
that small paper at this extremely low price,
would do great good among his people, secur-
ed nearly twenty names the hrst hour
Agents wanted everywhere. The Recorder
will be sent fourteen faonths, til JAN. 1872
for $1.5O SeLd all subscrip ions to W. L..
GREENE & Co., ID Corhill Boston.
oct24.dGtw.
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At Rrixafe Sale


Fine Carriages of all kinds, Western
buiit and ~ arra u sed.
ConsiGnments solicited Correspondents for InteI-
raj Land and Labor Agencv, Birmingham, Erg.
for sale.
CASH advanced on consignment of Personal
PROPERTY.
EARTH CLOSETS Agents tor the State of Maine
Tor the celebrated Earth Closets, invented pa
tented by Gen. Geo. E. Waring, Jr., of Newport,
r..
Also Agents for the French Fire Extnguishar, In
use in most OF the public buildings and factories IN
New En- gland. octI1dtf