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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-10-18

NEW YORK. Oct 17.-Cotton opened strong but
closed shade easier; sales 1867 bales; MllIing up
!ands l5ac. Flour sales 1880 bbls; State and
western 10 q 15c higher; State a. SO Ronnd Hoop
Ouio az o ~ "a 4 IS; Western at 80 a 675; South
ern az " S75. Wheat "a &c higher and quiet !;
sales !2!o0O BUSH; No. Spring at 50 q IS; No.
y 40 al Tor old; White State at GU; Winner Red
Southern at 40. Corn heavy and declining; sales
$4,000 bush Mixed Western "a q SEC. Oats a shade
hrmer; sales 4e 90" BUSH. OHIO AT IS q SIC; Western
at &c. Pork firmer; sales 700 bbs.; new mess at
rs 0O prime at 81 90 "a % 30. Lard oulet; sales $50
bbls: steam at 14B a 16sc; kettle at 15s "a lie. But
ter steady; Ohio at 20 a sc; State at 26 40 42c-
Whiskey decidedly frmer Western free at 90 "a sic.
inside price FIR wooden bound Rice quiet; Carolina
at We: sugar finn; sales CO., hhds.; Porto Rico
tnIngat93 @ lOc; No. - Dutch standard at he
Naval StoresSpirits Turpentne firmer with sa es at
45t q 46c; Resin quiet at 2 o. a 2O5 tor strained-
Petroleum dull; crude at 12c; refined at 24l "a 25c.
Tallow dull at 81 q 9lc. FIeghts TO Liverpool yery
firm; cotton SIG a I'D.
NEW YORK, Oct. 17.-Cattle market REGENTS
Tor the week 093 Cattle, 4l.151 Sheep and Lambs.
and 49, 4y SWINE The market Tor beef has peen oe NJ
orally better during the past week, though prices
slightly declined to-day 10 consequence Of the all
sence OF the Jews from the yards Poor to medium
II q 13c g'od and fat oxen l45 a 15c; choice I6 M
i63r; average i3c. Sheep and Lambs dull and the
demand TO DAY was very light; goo Sheep brng 81
q o5c; extra q! g &c; Lambs a TIC. SWINE i'm
proven IN price IN consequence OF light receipts; live
nog- quoted at q s1c; dressed at 105 q 10ac P h.
CHlCAGO, Oct. T-FOur steady Wbeat fairly
acuve; NO. Spring Chicago at U74@ 1854 Corn
duii; NO at 5sc for mixed. Oatsquet RYE higher:
NO. at 0'ac. Barley steady; No2 at 92c High
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Il rief JOftlu %.

AS the Mahoning was warning into the
wharf yesterday by means of a rope attached
to the steamer Victoria, one of the sai-boats
that are used as ferry boat to the Cape would
have run into the rope and probably entaied q
lose OF lie on the passengers if the officer of the
deck on the Mahoning had not seen the dan
ger and Immediately lowered the line 1t is
about time that either good steam ferry is es-
tablishel or else that the com manders of the
boatssuse more care
The receipts of the Second Parish Fair were
about $3.50
The numb r of intentions of narriare enter
ed with the City Clerk for the month OF Sep
TENDER were thirty eight rsanst thirty five for
the me month last year.
Geld opened yesterday at 113 Ia, fell to 113
and closed at 1913. U. s. bopds we're quot
ed ia London at SO 1 4, So 8 and 3d.
The Allan mail steamer Prussan from Liy-
erpeol arrived at Quebec at 80 Z. M. Sunday
with As cabin and 2a3 stee.age passengers.
Among the passengers were Mr. Dem
nett, Mrs. Barbour and Mrs. Waterhouse
OF this city. VThe latter has been forced to give
up her studies and return home on account of
ill-health. Mrs Deunett remains abroad
The weather was very warm yesterday the
thermometer indicating y deg. at noon There
was no breeze and no elasticity in the atmos-
pheie and some appearance of storm brew
ing.
The Grand Army begin their sociables next
Thursday.
We would call attention to the change of
the advertisement of the M. L. A. course of
lectures The sale of reserved seats will COM
mence at w. G. TwombIy's music store, No.
Los Exchange street, at eight o'clock on Sarur-
dag morning. Members tickets are now ready
and we learn that the demand for seats is
larger than at any former season.
Mr.. Geo. F. Munroe who has lately come to
this city to engage ia the teaching OF music,
has been engaged as tenor at State sneet
church.
The Fenian element in portland was de-
lighted yesterday az the reported French sue
cess.
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NIX " lOMK.
CITY AND VICINITY

NEW YORK, Oct. 17.-Capt. Jos. j. Kelsee,
chief detective, was this afternoon appointed
Superintendent of Police, vice Jourdan, de-
ceased and James Irving was promoted to the
position of chief detective.
y. Il Trainer. of the firm of Maney & Train
er, Wall street brokers, has disappeared He
W.. indebted to various parties to the amount
OF $50, 900, which he secured by the recent
transactions 10 New York Central g. ock
A special meeting the NV York Asso-
GATED Press was held to-day, all the members
orlug present. The following preamble and
resolutions were adop' ed: Whereas, False re-
ports have been published by the Tribuue
charging upon al members of this as socia-
ton the theft or improper use in mutilated
FORM OF special dispatches to that per, it is
hereby Resolyed. That this Association author
ICES the contradiction of this report in the pa
pers OF the Association. No member of the
Association can have the exclusive right to a
dispatch of this character, and all who print
tue whole or any part as they choose, have
an equal right to consider 1t th-ir own =
I IL was ordered by the Association that the
FOREGOING be signed by the President aud Sec
retary OF the New York Associated Pre-. s,
ano transmitted for publication aud to all
newspapers receiving dispatches from {his or
gan.za,ion. Sig"ed, David NJ Stone, Presi-
ueht, Isaac w. England, Secretary
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BUFFALO, Oct. 17.-The great libel suit by
prietor of the Commercial Advertiser in this
city for one hundred thousand dollars, has
been commenced in the Circuit Court before
Judge d. BOardmau. Bennett is representsd
ny Carleton Sprague, Dorsheimer, U. S Dis
The defendant is represented by Hon. A. P.
tanning, l.. L. Lewis and George Cleveland.
The defendant admitted the subject matter al
legged IN the libel and pleaded justification.
Inc prosecution objected to the plea OF justif
Ovrrrued by the court The prosecution after
examining certain witnesses rested tie case.
Ine defendants offered certain testimony as to
the reputation of Bennett, which was objected
TO oy the prosecution and the court declined to
accept the testimony.
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TEL EG4APnIC uTEus.

Il.
Wilson, the Connecticut murderer has re-
considered his intention of starving to death
and now draws his rations regularly. He saws
he was inouced to this by hopes OF new trial.
Gen Cialdini is said to be in favor of the
Duke OF Aosta for King of Spain.
The marriage of Princess Louisa and the
Marquis of Lorne will take place in february.
Lafayette Pardon was killed at Waterbury.
~, on Monday by being carried over belt in
the works of the Waterbury Clock Co.; Pat
rick HAYS fell from scaffold on the third
story of a building, and was seriously injured;
and a man employed in Brown and Bro hers
factory had bis arm broken by getting it
caught in machinery.
Addison Goodhue has recovered $4,000
against the city OF Boston for a defect in the
highway by which he was seriously injured.
The second trial of the FIynt essmaker suit
to recover $19395 for dresses, SC. has begun
in Boston.
The father of Adelaide Phillips, the vocalist,
died at Marshfield, Mass, on Monday.
VIM. Ashton, a machiuist, was killed by a
trim OF cars at Springfield, Mass, on Monday
while walking-on the track.
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domestic N ews.
OnaO.
THE PRISON REFORM CONVENTION.

THE PK1SON REFORM CONVENTION.
CINCINNATI, Oct. II In the Prison Reform
congress to day the special the committee on
subject reported They proposed national prls
on and reformation associationand recommend
ed committee of ten to take steps to that end.
Ihey also reported plan for conducting
preparations for proposed international con-
gtess and nominated DR.. Wines to act as COM
missioner m, OF the present congress in the work
Inc business committee reported series OF
proportions on the subject of prison discipline
and reform in thirty-five sections aud the con-
gress went through about half them, adopting
mem with few amendments. The congress
WILL adjourn sine die tomorrow evening.
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DRowNED.-Yesterday noon as Mr.. Simon
Skillings, of Peaks Island was rowing in that
vicinity, he discovered the body Of man
floating In the water. He took the body into
his boat and brought it to this city and called
Coroner j. s. Gould. The man name was
Solomon Hanscom, resident of Cape Eliza
beth, aged about 50 years. and he was seen
about noon Sunday asleep on pile of lumber
on Commercial street. A coroner's jury was
empanelled who brought in verdict of acct
dental drowning.
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Sale of Forfeited Goods.

'I'HE following described Merchandise having peen
\ seaed Tor violation OF the Revenue Laws OF the
United States, and III Uni I'D States Appraisers #
this port having certified under cath that tue ex-
pense OF its keeping will grly reduce he net pro-
cee'is OF the sale, the same will be SOLD a. puDc
auc'I'n al the stable ot Joseph SAWYER, Feuerai.
corner Of market street in this city, Wednesday,
october 10, III at ~ O'Clock N, 10 wit:
Chestnut cOiored Mare.
] Buggy Wagon.
HAMS.
. onder T. provisions of Sec Is of the act eutlted
an act further To prevent smu egling and for other
purposes, approved Jul IL 1866.
ISRAEL WASHBURN, Dr., Collector
Portland, October II, 1910. oc,Ild
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ne, firm at $40. Mess Pots 9uiet at 25 20 a % 50
cash. Live hogs dropping. Cattle dull at rs q 3d.
6see pts - 5000 bbs -four, 12,WO bnsh. wheat,
,oWU oush corn. 1870 bush. oats, 5000 bush. rye,
l,sno bush. barley, ZOO no g.
.. shipments II OOh bbls ,ur, 272 900 BUSH wheat
o. ~ bush corn 80 0OO bush oats 60 900 bush. rye
33'ooo BUSH barley, 1870 hogs
CiSCiNSATi Oct u Mess Port quiet at % Co.
Lsrd steady at Ice. Wbi key at 81 az sse.
SAVANNAH, Oct. 17.-Cottop firm and holder. ask
I45c. ' u" ''u ~ y
MOBILE Oct u Cation aci i've and excited; Mid
dlinguplands at lil a 143c.
NEW DRLEANs. Oct. 17.-Cotton a,t;ve. Middling
uplands at 14' q 1isc. ~ ''U'"~
GhARLEsroN, Oct. 17--Cotton firmer; Miding
uplands at 14i a l42c.
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1LLlNO1A.

THE sew REGULATIONS RESPECTING GRAIN
DEALERS.
CHICAGO, Oct. 1.-THE grain warehouse
men OF this city are negleCting to comply with
the article Of new constitution which requires
the owners OF each warehouse to keep posted
conspicuoasly a sworn statement corrected
ualiy OF the amount and grade of each kind OF
held warehouse receipts for fifteen thousand
bushels of grain, found on bringing his
vessel to the elevator 10 be loaded that there
Was no grain in the warehouse.
AN UNEXPECTED INHERITANCE.
"A young man of FraUklin Grove, Lee Co.,
oas fallen heir to property in Scotland worth
Two million five hundred thousand dollars.
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HARPER's BAZAAR. The number for next
week, richly illustrated, has been received at
the periodical depot of Messrs FesseLden
Bros, No. Deering Block; 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 is a
welcome visitor to the parlor circle
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THE first number of the Lecture Room, Ga
zette for the current season, is ont, and will lie
distributed among our citizens this morning
1t is elegantly printed in colors and the ladies
will welcome it as specimen of printing that
can be handled without soiling their Gloves
Published by Jones g. Welcb
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Loss OF PORTLAND VEssEL.-A dispatch
to the Merchants Exchange yesterday says
the brig Charlena, of Portland, was totally
wrecked on her passage from Havana to Port
land; no date given The Charlena was 1872
tons, built at Westprook in 1859, and was
owned by George S. Hunt, managing owner,
W. W. Whipple, w. F. Phillips, Capt. Thomas
Means, Thomas G. Loring and others. There
was ar insurance on the hull of $1,000 IN Rock
land. $25OO in the Merchants Co., OF Bangor,
and $3.50 in the Eastern Co., of the same city,
and $3.50 in the Pacific, San Francisco, and
an equal amount in the Phenix, of New York,
on her freight
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PHENIx INSURANCE Cove bave received
from Loring & Thurston, No. 26 Exchange
street. record of the losses paid by the
Po@nix Insurance Co., of Brooklyn, N. Y,
very neatly got up in pamphlet form. From it
we learn that the Phoenix has paid over $60OO,-
600 since its incorporation 10 1858, of which
over $10O,C has been paid in this city. 1t is a
valuable pamphlet, we'll worth examining, and
GIN be obtained at Loring & ThurStOn'S
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Seizure of Goods.

NOTICE is hereby given tha the following des-
~ crloea soods were seized at his OFT, on the
Revenue Laws. viz:
May Y, 1870, on board Smr Chase cases (6 11-12
uoz branhv; May 20. on board Sch. ocean be ie'
hbls Molasse $3.50 igirs, so lbs y gar; way 81, on
board brig "liz,ce," oos Molasses; June 10, on
board Sch "Georgie Slap e. bl Sugar; june ~
fee; June 81, on board brig "Nellie iohnso' ;" 1sz
Cigar; June so, on board mr. chase bottles
Br andy, bottle WnisNey; July z, on ooafd Stmr
",hase Jules Whisky, botti+ Gin. dog. pas.
Storkines; July ~, on DO I'd b. Big N. A. H-r-
rera lib ) gar, 8 bags Sug r; July IL. a. Store
on CONGRESS st., 96 ig rs; aug 3, al Saecararpa,
$500 Cigats; Aug. 8. al Store on Portland Pier, 500
Ibs old Canvass; Sept. Z, on board Sch. 80, eln
Rrid, 10 rs Gases Brandy HIP case tin
ANY person OF PERSONS claiming the same arc re-
ouested to appear and make such claim within twcn-
~ Ilys from the date hereof; otherwise the said
goods will be disposed OF i'm accord with the cts
OF Congress in such cases made and pr Ill d.
ISRAEL WASHBURN, JR
Collector,
Portland, Sept. %, 1870. diawsw wd
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ACCIDENT ON THE GRAND TRUNK. Yester-
dsy morning as engine 28l attached to the
Watervi1le freight train was within about
quarter of a mile of Falmouth DEPOT an OK
rushed out from the bushes by the side of the
track and attempted to cross in advance of the
locomotive. The OK was caught by the cow
catcher which lifted, allowing the animal to
pass under it and the engine passed over the
BEAST making beef of hin, but the locomotive
Kept the track. The carcass OF the beast how
ever turned the tender on its side and tho long
Tram OF hlteen cars, several of which were ILL
Gu win cattle, were immediately telescoped.-
EitIeeh or twenty cattle were instantly killed
and large number wounded. and a nassanoer
by one OF the trains that after wards came along
says the cries aud bellowings of the animals
tn 1t were wounded vera awful. Luckilv ma
individual was injured. The Remaining elev.n
cars that were smashed up contained prodnce
S ONE of the cars were turned completely up-
side down and the rails were warped and
spread by the accident. Both the up and
down passenger trains on the G. L. and Maine
Central roads were detained about two hours.
transfer of passengers and luggage being
made from each train. A wreckng train was
rent out from this city to clear the track on
learning of the accident and the probability
was that the track would be all clear by ten
o'clock last evening.
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FIRE IN HoLLIs.-The fire, tho reflection of
which was seen in this city on Sunday evening
WIS the SWEET Tavern in North Hollis which
was discovered to be on fire at ten o'clock that
evening II has been upcc;uped for he past
two months and with the barn come. ted
with it, was entirely destroyed. The value of
this property was about $4,000, and it was
owned by Doctor Hines.
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L1NDoN Oct. lib A. NJ Consos 925 for
money and account - "
american securites-U. s. 5-2O's 1850 sol. do
1865, old, $50: DO 1867 30; IT, S, 4O's. sci Erie
Great Western shares 81 '' "
LIVERPOOL. Oct. 17-l1.15 A. NJ Cotton firm .
saies IZ0o, biIes Middng uplands SD; Middline
Orleans sgd Corn SIS 81. Pork 1O7. Ca. Lard rs
Sugar 32s. ~ la" '-S
LONDON, Oct. 17-Evening 92a "a 92l for
money AMI account - = ~ "
American securities steady: U. s, 5-2O's 1862 s91
40 1865, old. @f: do 1867 80: U. S 1O-4Os $50 Erie
slares i9i Illinois Cen raj shares III. Att m ic and
Great Western shares 81
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 7-Evening buoyant:
safes 10 OOO bales. Mddling Or cans sgd.
, LONDON, Oct. 17-Fveninp.-Taliow firm at ASS Sd
L'hseed OH easier at rs los q g2S 15s.
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Y. M. c. A. MASS CoNvENTIoN.-Arran2e-
ments for HALFFARE to this convention, 10 be
held at Augusta the 9th and 2Sth inst, have
been made with the Portland & Kennebec, P.
S. & p, Maine Central, E. & N. A., Bangor &
Piscataqus and Androscoggin railroads.
Large delegations are expected from cities
where these organic ,tions exist, and as the call
includes the pastors and members of the
churches, full attendance is anticipated. Ar
engagements for speakers, such as D. S. Moody
of Chicago and others from abroad, together
with the most effective home talent are such
as to promise a very Interesting OCCASION
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SAD NEws-We were very much panied to
hear OF the death of DR.. Henry Jordan last eve
ming. DR.. Jordan was formerly resident of
Westbrook where his family resides and was
young physician of great promise He had
but lately gone to Saltwater, MINI, where he
had fine practice opening to him and his
partner, DR.. Stone, but was taken down with
fever and succumbed to it. DR.. Jordan was
graduate of Bowdoin College and brother of
Horace M. Jordan. ESQ.,, editor of the Maine
Standard.
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New ptDttsArioss. Lee Il sbafafd hsve
just Published Light at Eventide--a eonpiia-
tion OF choice religious hymns aud poems. By
Dana Estes. Little Folks Astray-another of
the popular Pru ly series. Spripslale Stories
six volumes illustrated, by Mrs. s. c. Samu-
els-coosisting of Netie's Trial, Adele, Her.
bert, Eric Enisfelen, and Johustone's Farm.
All of these little books are valuable accessions
to the Libraries of our child. en- as we'll as to
Sabbath School libraries for the valuable moral
and religious principles they inculcate. The
stories are told in charming and pleasing
manner and they will interest all young read
ers. Inc seiies OF children's books published
by this firm have always been popular with
the young folks, and that is great ,ecommen-
datiop. The above mentioned volumes will be
as eagerly sought after as have been former
publications.. HILL L. Davis, Excean street,
has them
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Our readers who are alb )ut laying in their
stock of coal for the winter are referred to the
advertisement of Messrs. James & Williams
who have aid in a large lot of the Magee stove
coal which they are selling at low price,
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g O Nj M II DIAL.


Receipts by Railroads and steamboats,.
STEAMER MONTREAL FROM RosToN. 25 bbls
lard, bills Steel 43 bars iron 20 bales NO H. IS bdls
pals. 20 do washboards, hhds molasses do suear'
10 OBJ. tar lss cases shoes, bills pipe IS bxs glass;
~ tea DIS ~ coils c0rdage cask OIL 125 ks raj
Is coils lead pipe, boiler, crate, hhd bbIs crock,
cry, 100 PIX furniture, % bbs sugar, $50 bbs -four
casks sheep SKINS 70 bags oysters 40 bbls pork,
horse: 500 pkgs to order. For Canada and up ,un-
try 10 bbls sugar steel tires C6 bars iron 74e dry
hides 10 pkgs turni ure 81 bds leather lis Dies
ings, iron sinks, ~ kegs dye stuff, stoves pcs
marble, 5O car wheels, casks Ill, sewing machines
soapstone stoves. cider mills bales wool, bxs
tin, 100 pigs TO order.
PORTLAND q kENNEBEC RAILROAD-1 car hoops
TIMBER 10 cattle, 55 bulls pies "a casks nails
Is doors 80 bdIs sash 20 do handles p bbs -four 81
merchandise. b cars freight for Boston.
GRAND TRUNK kAiLwAy-I99 Cans milk, 100 tdls
paper, 90 oxs pc, wood, 159 grs brackets ST. board
hand els. so tdbs butter 20 lumber do 10 a.
toes, Il do stone is 10 bark do piles do oats do
slaves. do sundries. w
MAINE CENTRAL RAILwAY-6s cases. 227 sides
her, 30 bales, 46 ags spools bbs apples otrs
sundries. - fAs'
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NEW YORK, Oct 15-There has been only light
inquiry tor any kind of domestic fleece, but holders
continue very firm in their views. There have been
but few buyers 10 the Market and manufacturers
are slow 10 anticipating their wants. The recel
rains have not increased the water power in the mill
stream sufficiently t. enab them to enlarge their
production to any appreciate extent-Sh pping
List. 70
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Administrators Sale of Real Es.
tate

pY virtue OF a license torn the Judge OF Probate
ID OF tn County OF Cumberland, ! shall sell at
,blic on Wednesday, october 10 h. 1870 at IL
O'Clock A. M on he ptemi.e-, the following Real
Estate whrh was OF Ann Shattuck, La Of Port
land, in said County. dc eased, viz: Five Eeh h
paris N common and undivided, IT certain lot OF
land on India street between Middle and Newbnry
streets, in said Pc tland. adjoining land OF Henry
bradbury, II the southwest side of said idia ST.,
thence running north westerly on said line OF said
India st.eet, CG} 'eet to lind formerly owned by
Peer johnson, and extending back south-a esterly
from sal India street, 80 eel 20 land OF joseph z.
Tas lor keeping an average Width OF abOu' "A 'eet
Arrangement have been male with the owners Of
the other 3-s by which the whole property will be
sold.
JAMES MOUNrFORT,
Admir- of tue Esta Of Ann Shatturk.
II. BAiLEP g CO, suctioneers.
September Is, 1870. diaw rh Oc ,dtd
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RAsPBERRIEs.-We saw yesterday afternoon
large number of raspberry vines on wbit h
were large ripe raspberrics, gathered by Mrs.
Chas. w. Strout of Cape Elizabeth in the fie d
attached to the residence of Mr.. Thompson,
close by the Cape Cottage, and presented by
her to Mrs. DR.. Ludwig of this city We
should not have believed it if we had not seen
them ourselves. They were evidently second
or m
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AoC'rius eau
Fine Furniture. Carpets, Sc. Inv
Auction.

~ shall sell tn Furniture in house No az sract ets
STREE, consisting in part OF Parlor Suit in sr.en
plush ami back walnut, Dtvan and Ottomans 10
M itch, Sofas Easy char, elrgant black walnut
Book Ease marble top Tables, Wbqtn I, or b ).
Fog. Brus els Carpet Oil Paintings and En- ravings
Chnsse Tables, mahoglny banner Sc mahogany
and pante,i Oh .mber 1u Ditu e. Eeather Reds at
tresses, w rlrote. >e reary b 'ck walnut Exten
Table, Lining Chairs CHI stnut II ieboar I'm nj Q
!op). Or ckefy an g ass Ware, Mo le' Cook stove,
IBIS furniture all made to orer is OF " Q 'e.t
hnis1 and rkmausbip. The parior furniture will
slid ~ ~ o'clJrk.
AZ III G'cl0 k, one side spring Wagon, ). NJ KIM
pau q "s make; one light Harness; Child's Car
riage; together with stable utensils.
oe'Eti r. D. B,IIEY g. Co Auctioneers.
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WE take pleasure in calling attention to
the auction sale this morning of fine furniture
on Bracket street. This comprises some as fine
furniture as was ever offered at auction in this
I'll