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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-09-21

RECORDER KIDDER pRESTDyNr

RECORDER KIDDER PRESIDING.
TUEsDAY.-State vs. Arthur O'Nenl; drunken
ness and disturbance. Arthur says he was going n
the doctors to get cancer cut out OF his lip and be
took couple of drinks to fortify himself Fined So
and costs; paid.
State vs.. James O'Niel intoxication and disturb
ance in his own house. Fined s. and costs; paid.
State VS., John Timony; resisting an officer. Plea
not guilty. Fined $40 and costs; paid.
State vs.. Stephen Rice; drunkenness and disturb
ance. Plea guilty. Fined S. and costs paid.
State vs.. Michael Murray; intoxieation and dis
turoance. Plea guilty. Fined So and costs; paid.
State VS.. Michael Mohan; resisting an officer. Plea
guilty. Fined $40 and costs; paid.
State vs.. Mary ONiel; malicious mischief Plea
gnilty. Fined 81 and costs; paid.
State vs. Catherine NOLAN; throwing stones. Plea
not guilty. Fined 81 and costs; paid.
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The Atlantic House, Scarboro' closed for the
season yesterday.
One of the cars belonging to freight train
on the P. s. K. r. R., ran off the track yester-
day near the Forest City Refinery, smashing
up telegraph pole belonging to the Interna-
tional line and badly entangling the wires
The damage was repaired in The afternoon.
The train from the Rolling Mills got off their
track right across the track of the P. & o. r.
r., yesterday afternoon, SO the passengers over
the Ogdensburg had TO foot it from there into
town, a distance of about half mile.
A gentleman who returned yesterday from
the Mountains via the r. & O. R. R. and Lake
Sebago, is enthusiastic in his praises of the
new route.
Supervisor Wolcott Hamln of the Internal
Revenue Department was in town yesterday.
U. s. Bonds were quoted in London yester-
day at 80 3-S, 80 IL, 8S 3S. Gold opened at
lib 8 4; closed at 1878
The weather was very warm yesterday. The
mercury stood at 63' at 9 A. M. and 750 at 2
p.
Kotzschmar's new anthem, "Reioice in the
Lord" was played at the opening service at
The Boston papers sry s f. Somers, Esq, is
the one whose excellent taste has upholstered
all the theatres in New England except the
Boston Theatre. We are prepared to bet
new has that he did not upholster the Portland
Theatre.
Some one stole quantity of lead pipe from
the new honses being built by John 7. Hull on
Pine street.
The flag on the Odd Fellows Hall was at
half-mast yesterday, out of respect to the late
Peter Mugford, member of that order.
Deputy Sterling yesterday arrested an Irish
boy by the name of Lynd for stealing apples
from countryman's wagon.
The water pipes coupling on Exchange st.
broke yesterday afternoon and the water flowed
freely for time
We are glad to hear that the officers of the
Blues are trying to get up the Review on the
26th which we suggested yesterday.
We would call attention to the advertise
ment of a new dancing academy by Mr. Barnes
of Washington
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PORTLAND THEATRE.-The legitimate gave
place to the sensational last night in order to
give the Portland public an opportunity to
witness Mr.. MarshalPs rendering of the char
acter of man picked from the very candalle OF
Paris, the lowest order of which city III times
gone by enjoyed the unenviaole reputation OF
being more brutal than that OF any pace IN
Great Britain or on the continent And yet
this rag-picker, a founding in his infancy, a
druukard in his youth, seeing man murder
ed before his eyes while he himself was in a
state of intoxication and unable to prevent the
deed, from that moment renounces the bottle,
brings up the infant daughter of the murdered
man as his own, tracks the murderer and con-
spirator and eventually brings him to the scat
fold. From the moment that the chi6onier
ceases to be drunkard and has something to
live for in the person of his adopted daughter
he shows that beneath his tattered vest there
beats heart full of affection and open to the
liveliest emotions, and that noble thoughts ger
inmate in the brain of those whom the rich too
frequently look upon only as the dirt under
their feet.
There Is slight imilarity in the rendering
of the grander passages of the text of "Jean"
by Mr.. Marshall to his "Kicheieu," but it is
not obtrusive, and in the scene in the second
act between himself and the Baron (where
Jean forgets his VOW and becomes intoxicated)
the actor was lost sight Of and the maddened,
deluded, drunken man-whose agony at the
loss of that which will make Marie free strives
in vain TO obtain tie mastery over the delirium
produced by liquor-stood out in bold relief
holding the audience captive. Neither was
the character without humor either, for we
question if facial expression could express more
confusion and fright than when Marie leaves
the child in Jeans arms, Or more disgust than
when he wishes Marie would return. There
was also opportunity for quiet pathos in the
admirable scene with Marie at the close Of the
first act, while the conclusion of the piece gave
opportunity for tragic power. Taken altogeth-
er it was an admirable piece of acting, superb
or in our judgment to his Richelieu.
Mrs. E L. Davenport, Notwithstanding she
was suffering from severe illness, was excellent
in the little she had to do as Madame Potard.
Miss Herring had more scope to display her
talents last night and proved that her abilities
are of no mean order. Price was very good as
Baron Hoffman, and the rest of the characters
had very little to do. The waits were rather
long between the acts, but the order in the
house was very good. In the firstact of
Black E ed Susan, which followed as the at
ter-piece, Mr.. Aldrich made capital William
and Miss Emma Reynolds very pleasing
Susan
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HYMENrAL.-A very pleasing wedding cere-
mony came off yesterday in this city, the con-
tracing parties being Mr. William M. Marks
of Portland and Miss Amanda A. Stearps of
Paris Hill. Mr.. Marks has for several years
had charge of the job printing Office attached
to the DAILY PRESS, and the good wishes of all
connected with the Office, together with his
many other friends will be with him in the
new relations he has assumed. The happy
couple were united by Rev. W. III. Fem of the
High street church, and left in the noon train
for Montreal
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PUTNAMs FOR OCTOBER (received by Lor-
ing, Short & Harmony, contains many articles
OF interest aud value, among which may be
named shakespeare in Germany To. day." The
Antiquity of Celtic Literature, Folk Songs"
and causes of the Prussian- French War"
The editorial notes are excellent, as usual.
With the November number the present Sc
ries of Pntnam's will be completed, and new
magazine, handsomely illustrated and named
s'Scribner's Monthly" in which both Putnam's
and Hours at Home are to be merged, and
which will combine the merits of beth, will ap-
pear as a new strong candidate for public IA
vor. The editor is to be DR.. j. G.. Holland,
well.known as one of the most popular essayist
and poets of tina country.
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Miscellaneous Notice..

Periodicals. - Petersou's International
Magazine for October has been received and is
for sale at the book stores of Bailey g. Noyes
and Fl. L. Davis, Exchange street; Loring,
Short & Harmon and Augustus Robinson,
under Falmouth Hotel; also at the school book.
music and periodical store of E. c. Andrews,
No. SO Center street, and at the book and peri
odical depot of Messrs. Fessenden Bros, under
Lancaster Hall.
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Q Q Nj M r IL CIAL.
Receipts by Railroads and Stem m, n

STEAMER MONTREAL FROM BosroN.-20 terces
lard, 800 bbs flour, casks soda ash crates crock
ery 49 bbls pork 40 bxs nails ISL bdls and 1874 bars
iron % FL kirs lard % cases do IS frkns butter IL
empty barrels 20 kegs Lead bags cotton So bbs en-
ions and POTATOES 16 bbs and 10 halt do beer, 20 bxs
crates peaches p ano, IS bbs cockerv, coils lead
PIPE, II pkg furniture, Al bxs ink 100 do 10 order
For canada and up country, 80 bales WOOL hay cut
tiers, 80 casks sand, slegh so bales cotton Is bag.
dye wool, ~ pumps. 40 bills steel, 20 d, leather
soap stone Stoves AZ bbs four 20 machines ITO pkgs
to order.
dkAND TRUNK RAILWAY 1893 cans milk car
shook do Old rails, do potatoes 80 do lumber do
bark, do supdries, 100 bbs -four. For Shipment
east, 100 bbls -four, cars oil.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD-10 beams warn. 80
bxs beans ~ bbls pototoes 81 bales WOOL IA stoves
20 bxs eggs, 10t do sundres
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Superior Couvt,

SEPTEMBER CRIMINAL TERM-GoDpARD, J :, PRE-
SIDING.
TUEsDAY.-State vs.. Charles B. Paine. Indicted
at previous term for being common seller of in
toxicating liquors. Sentenced to fine of 500 and
COSTS and in default Of payment to sixty days In the
County Jail.
State vs.. Mary j. Stafford. Indicted at this term
fr an attempt to procure John Brown to set fire
to building known as Stafford block, Fore street.
owned by her, tenants at the time being lawfully
therein. The government allege that the motive
was over insurance. On trial.
Haskell. Ingraham.
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RUNAwAy.-Greeley' milk team started yes
terday forenoon from the eastern end of the
Grand Trunk depot and ran along the side
walk at furious pace. On In1ia street it
collided with horse car, the arms breaking
hole through the side The carriage was bad
ly smashed, both arms being broken and one of
the wheels
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.HAvANA, Sept. 1.-THE following was the state
Sugar-siIes SLOW and quotations nominally unchang-
Ell; NO. IL, Dutch standard quoted at94 reals in fe-
rior to common MuscOvado Sugar dull at n reals:
MoasSes Sugar, Nos to 10, dull at 81 reals There
wsie exported during the week from Havana and
Matanzas $4,000 boxes, including 900 boxes 10 the
Unlei States, aud 1000 hhds. Receipts of the We ok
at Havana and Matanzas 10 900 boxes nd 600 bbds
icon dull aG 23c. Butter dull at rs "a 400. Coal
vi dull at reals in TINS and Al reals in barrels
Flour nat at $12 90. Hams fiat and declining: mas
Lumber-Dutoh Pine firm $2S.
LONDON, Sept. 2O-1l.3 A. NJ Consols e9a N o9l
for money and account. veg
American securites-U IS. 5-2O's, 1862, 9oI; do
1861 old, e9ai do 1867, s8I; U. s. 1o-4O's ~ Erie
shares lSt. illinois Central shares 1l3 Atlantic h
Great Western shares 23A.
LIVERPOOL, Sept Poll 80 A. M - Cotton ouiet:
sales lO0o0 bales; Mddling upands 9Sd Midd,ipe
Orieans sad. Corn 2ss 81. Pork 127s I'd. Lard 7Ss
money and account. 'N-
American securities quiet. Stocks quiet.
LIVERPOOL, Sept 2O-l.3o P. M.-Red Western
wheat Is %; Red Winter do 9s I'd. The receipts of
wheat Tor hrte days have been So 900 quarters of
Flour 23s Cd.
LONDON, Sept. 20-4so P. NJ. &C onsols 92a for
money and account.
American securities quiet; U. S. 5-20s, 1862 9O3;
DO 1861 old, 1914; do 1867, $50: U S. 10-4Os 49, Erie
shares 1s4. Illinois Central shares 49, Allan ic and
Great Western shares 23l.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 2O-43O P. M-Cotton quiet;
10000 bales.
FRANKFORT, Sept 20. U. S. 500 bonds at oi a,
94} for 1893.
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The jute switch insects are still running in
the heads" of Mr.. Jorkins of the Advertiser
and the editor cfthe Mail. 1t is rumored that
in consequence of the heat OF the controversy a
hostile meeting has been arranged, and Mr.. J.
has left town to meet his willy foe on the fatal
field. That is what comes of having paper
edited by megatherium.
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MASSACHUSETTS,,
ARREST FOR FORGERY.

AhhESI rOh fOkGERY.
Boston, Sept. 2O.-Ex-policeman John Nc
Dunn Is under arrest charged with being con.
cerned with another party in uttering three
forged checks on New York banks, and obtain
ing $1,000 on the same from the ID National
Bank of Boston.
HUNTING FOR MURDERER.
Moran, who murdered officer Packard in
StoUghton, was seen last evening in the woods
in that vicinity, and to-day several hundred
men have been hunting for him with strong
hopes of his capture.
UNIvERsALIsT CENTENNIAL CONVENTION
The Univ-rsalists commenced to-day the cell
ebration of their Centennial Anniversary at
Worcester, which is to last three days. The
following gentlemen were elected officers:-
President, Gov.-elect Perham of Maine; Vice
President, Rev. DR.. Weston of Illinois; Secre-
tary, Hon. N. H. Hemiup of Minnesota. Gov
Perham was received with applause and ex.
tended hearty welcome to the delegates. The
attendance is large, including many distn-
guished members of the denomination from all
parts of the country.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT EAST BOSTON.
East Boston was visited by another destruc-
tive fire this morning, which broke out in May
works of Mckay & Alden. The main build
ing, of wood 200 feet long, was burned; also
McKay's wharf and two barks lying alongside
were nearly destroyed, together with the ma
chine shop of George Nj. Bird, and the rigging
lott of A. B. Low. An explosion of naptha
during the fire created alarm and tended to
spread the flames. The vessels burned were
the St. Cloud. just from New York, and the
Nova Scotia. OF Boston. The Atlantic Compa-
ny lose largely in machinery. The total loss is
estimated at $15O,OO0; about half insured.-
Among the principal losers are Mr.. Maynard,
$50 600 insured $4,000; Atlantic Works Com.
pany $4,000, fully insured; Boston Car Wheel
Company $4,000; Mr. Bird $25OO; the two ves-
sells about $4,000, with some smaller losers.
BANK STATEMENT.
Boston Bank statement: capital 81, $50, 900;
loans, $106697 ,567; specie, $2,324, GIL; legal
tenders, SO. S48, esq., due from other banks, $751;
2O9, 291 due to other banks, $14 994 TAG; depos.
its, $36 e38, 104; circulation, 81, 995, $50.
FIRE.
The barn of Daniel Halcomb, in East Gran
by, was burned Monday evening with forty
tons of hay, grain and tobacco. No insur-
ance.
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
Frederick Smith, an Englishman 2S years
old, was killed by the cars at Berlin, on Mon
day night He was intoxicated. He has
wife and two children in England.
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A. & N. 1.-THE Army and Navy entertain
ments will open with grand vocal and instru-
mental concert by Gilmore's Band Orchestra,
and Mrs. G. A. Barry, November 10th; this
will be followed by three other irst class con-
certs for which Miss Cary, Miss Addie s.
Ryan and the Mendelssohn Quintette Club
have been engaged; these together with the
lectures by Rev. Mr.. Murray, Matthew Hale
Smith. and Others offer very attractive course
worthy of a large patronage.
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LARCENY OF A TEAM.-Last Saturday some
boys stole tn, horse and chaise of Mr. Josiah
Winslow of Westbrook, which was left stand
in front of house on Cumberland street. The
boys were afterwards seen riding through Var
mouth, and Monday the horse and cbaise
minus driver were found at stable in Lew
iston, where the horse formerly belonged
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NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept. 20.-Rufin C. Blair
was lately waylaid and murdered near Athens,
Ala, by party of five men, the leader of whom
was Ashbury Burrel, who was captured and
Killed and the others are in prison.
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TEMPERANCE CONFERENCE.-The Cum bel
land County Temperance Association will
meet at West Cumberland this afternoon at
two o'clock. This is the commencement of Sc
ries of monthly meetings which will be con-
tinued through the Fall and Winter. The bes
method, without which all other means are of
little avail, to promote the cause of temper
ance is, to enlighten public sentiment by
showing the nature and eff ects of alcoholic
liquors, especially before the young, and Sc
curing people of total abstinence. In this
view it is hoped the attendance will be large,
and the ancient fires rekindled
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NJ AR YLAND ID.

BALTIMORE, Sept 2O.-The GranI Lodge Of
Odd Fellows to day elected the following off.
GERS: Frederick d. Stuart of Washington, d
c., Grand Sire; A. G. Logan of Kansas, Dep
uty Grand Sire; James L. Ridgely of Mary
land, Grand Corresponding aud Recording
Secretary; Joshua Van Sawt of Maryland
Grand Treasurer.
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New York stock and Money Market.
1889. 4No'e" "'
110i. 'O'z "
that Stocks will fall of q per cent. soon.
NEW YORK. Sept. 20-Atternoon.- The only nota-
pie event OF the day in Wall Street was he Sudden
collapse Of the bear movement in Stocks, upon which
prices advanced sharply and closed a per cent.
higher throughout the list. The market at one time
eary IN me Jay Offered the bears profit OF per
cSancs wn, . ey accepted aud gave the bulls
Gold closed dull at l13s q 113I.
Governments quiet aid urn.
at 1904 @ 1893. N"
Ihe fOilowInC xvar
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A SERENADE. The moon was at its full
when Adolphus Ftz-James, under the influ-
ence Of that spirit which had not been previ-
ously analysed by the State Assayers, and the
Numbering recollections of her who had gen.
tly intimated bnt few hours previously that
she twas not for Joseph" wended his way to
the upper portion of the city where, beneath
the windows of the fair but tickle ope, he
touched his light guitar and poured forth
his soul in the following gentle strain:
On! wake, LADY, wake, wa-hako
An open your winder blnes.
Vile sing be the light of the pale moo hoon!
These tender and tOuchin lines.
loved you long and well, we-hell
And YOU sal you'd love me ever,
But you've shook me IF for hOss.doctur-r-!
From the banks O. the Spurwink river.
Yer eyes are as bright as the s+a-ha-hars!
AMI yer cheeks are as red as the rose,
Yer lips are as sweet as pc he-eachl
But don't care a d. fur those
For yer heart is boiler and fa-ha- alse
Yes, as false as Yer ten dollar hair,
And the bloom on yer cheek is pa. ha-ant
Vile yer lips are missable snare,
Yer cruel. an false, an The -icklei
Yer amt wut single sigh,
Number tens is too small FUR yer bi fe-heat!
You t0othess and
Here the lattice was softly opened and Je-
NINA cautiously leaning out poured forth her
feelings in the shape of the contents of the wa
ter jar with such good effect that she fairly So
bered the cruel Fitz-James who beat a hasty
retreat and was last seen at Zitkov's narrating
his experience over glass of foaming lager.
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BIG EGGs.-We saw at the station house
last night two eggs laid by separate hens be-
longing to officer Oliver Davis, one measuring
6 8by7 Sand the other 8by G 1.s inches.
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w. L. WILSON & Co. are daily receiving at
their Tea Store, No s. Federal street, all the
choice and rare goods in their line, from all
parts of the world; all of which they sell at
very low prices. Call and see them, if you
would ike to save money. sep21eod3t
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L shall SELL by order of the Governor and Council.
in part OF
Mussets. Musketoons. Enfield Rifles, Bayonets,
Saores, Artillery Swotas, Csssons. one 1upbiel,
Pole CHAINS, Trail Hanispik S, Port fire cases. Port
Gunners Haversacks, Port FIRE Clippers, Match
Boxes. one Powder Proof Belly Bands, B 'ck Bands,
SABRE Bayonets and Scabbards, Cartridge Boxes,
Cartridg Box Plates, Shoulder Bels and Pates
WAIST Belts cap Pouches, Gun Sings, Non-Cow-
missioned Officers SWORDS, Musicians Swords, Ro-
man Swords, bes and Plates Officers Ssshes,
b arding Pixies, versacks, Canteens and STRAPS,
Powder ria ks, Ball Pouches, Ball and Flask Bells
Screw Drivers, WiIers, Tumbler Punc'.es, Spring
Vises, Ball ,crews, Rife anu Musketoon Appendix
ges, Single Bullet Moalds, Brass do Minimize do,
Large Brass do, Rifle do, FIT =. Bugies, Drums
Drum Sticks aud Sings, Rounds Ball Cartridges,
0vereoa $, Rubber BlanSefs, Army Blankets, Shelsr
Tents, Tent Poles, Commissary Chests and conten s.
one Sci dry Measures, County Scales aud Weights
Scoops, Tunnels, Meat Saws, Cleafers, Meat Knives
and Hooks, knife Steels, Whetstones, Coorer,'
AIDES, Hammers, Moasses Gates, Iron Hook,
ha!chets, Faucets Tap Borers. Bung Oriv-r, Worm,
Measures, Hoop Drivers, Gimets, Worms for Cask
heads, Paper Rulers and Folders, Inkstauds,
Waters, Sealing Wax, Dippers, Plates, Wash Ba-
STINT, Pans, Coffee Boilers. Tea Pots, Sprinkler,
L,aes, Molasses, Pitchers, Summers, Meat Forss,
Spoons. Candle Sticks, Pepper Boxes, Camp Kettles
Spiitoons, Baskets, Jugs, Dust Pan, Choppmg
Bnaro, able Spoons ca Spoons. Platform Scales.
water Pa Stow Funnel, Box Stove. sheet Iron
Camp Kettles Farmers Boilers and Rims, Farmers
Boiler and Stove, Desks, Sheet Iron Basins, an
terms, knapsack Straps, Sheet Iron Stoves Molass-
IS Barrels and Faucets, Tables Kuapsacks, Signal
Lanterns, Small Blacksmilhs Bellows, Hand Bar
rows, QuartermasteIs Chests and Contents, Hand
PICK Axes and Han les. Grind Stone. aud Snait,
Drill Wool Saws, aud sundry other ARTICLES.
Catalogue will lie in readiness at the Sale.
sepi7Id j. b. FOSTER, Auct'r.
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BURLEIGH 81 Middle street has got his back
up. He is selling Mems and Boys Clothing
less than the cloth cost.
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FLORIDA.
CREW OF A sUNKEN

CREW OF sUNKEN STEAMSHIP LANDED,
KEY WEST, Sept. 20.-The schooner Tampi.
co landed this morning the captain and crew
of steamship Alexander Gatulia. from Port an
Prince for Boston, which sunk on the 18th.
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ILLINOIS,.

CHICAGO, Sept. 2G.-Governor Palmer with
draws from the senatorial contest, which is
Continued between General Logan and Ex-
Governor Oglesby and Kosrner.
DEATH OF AN EDITOR
- Austin Brooks, for many years editor OF the
Quincy, ILL, Herald, and leading Democratic
politician died this morning.
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On and after Friday, the 23d inst. the steam
er Lewiston will omit landing at Bar Harbor,
and will on each trip go through to Machias-
port sept17d1w
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Administrators sale of Keal Estate

Administrators Sale of Heat Estate
DURSuANT TO license from the Probate Court
for The County OF Cumte land I sual offer at
puo auction. on MONDAY, the tenth day OF Ucto-
Der next, at IL o'clock NJ ON tbe p emises,
Two Good building Lots,
40 by so feet located On the eastery side OF India
street, between the new Univefsast church and
ward room. WM Ii. JERKS,
Administrator de bonis non.
+. o. BAILEY, s. CO., Aue'ioneors.
Sept 10, 1870. sepiOd3w
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FEATHERS. Have your Feather Beds
cleansed and renovated by the new and i'm
proved Steam Feather Bed Renovater, No AZ
Middle 81. Portland. sept14tf
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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