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HOME OUTDONE BY CoLORED MANIAC
cordng to the newspapers there lives at East
on, Md. most remarkable colored man
named Nathan Coker, blacksmith, upon
whom fire has no effect whatever. The nara.
tive is vouched for by many reliable geutle-
men as correct in every particular, and the
most careful Investigations of scientific men
fail to discover any chicanery in his perform
| ances An eyewitness says:
A brisk fire of anthracite coal was burning
ID a Common coal stove, and an iron shovel
was placed in the stove and heated to a white
neat When all was rsady, the negro pulled
oh MS Doots and placed the hot shovel upon
tpe soles OF his feet, and kept it there until the
shovel became black. His feet were then ex-
ahmed by the physicians, but no burns could
oe lound, and all declared that no evidence of
with them was visible
Inc shovel was again heated red hot. taken
rom the stove and handed to him. H., ran
out MS tongue as tar as ne could, and laid the
heattd shovel upon it, licking the iron until it
become cooled. The physician examined the
tongue, but found nothing to indicate that he
suffered 10 the least from the heated iron
large handful OF common squirrel shot
procured from store near DR.. Stacks Office
was next placed IN an iron receptacle and
heated until me ted. The negro then took the
dish, poured the heated lead into the palm of
his hand, ard then he put it into his mouth,
allowing it to run all around his teeth and
gums, each time keeping the melted lead in his
mouth until solicited. After each operation
the physicians examined HIM carefully, but
could find nothing upon his flesh to indicate
that he had been in the least affected by the
heated substance he had been handling. After
the performances with the lead he deliberately
put his hand into the stove, in which was
very hot fire, took therefrom a handful of bet
Goals and passed them about the room to the
gentlemen present. keeping them in his hand
for some time Not the slightest evidence of
burn was visible upon his hand alter he threw
the Goals back into the stove.
The exhibition was regarded by all who wit
messed it as most remarkable, for there was no
opportunity for the practice OF chicanery
Every gentleman present was there for the
purpose of detecting, if possible, any trick-if
trick there was-and nOns could have bad the
least interest in aiding or abettlng the negro in
his performance.
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INSTRUCTION FOR THE BLIND.-Mr. Reuben
Vose, New York banker, has a combination
alphabet for the instruction of the bl' nd which
is very simple, effective and far less costly than
the usual method of instructirg by letters of
the ordinary formation embossed on paper. 1t
embraces but six geometrical figures, cnt from
common pasteboard, viz circle, half-moon, ir-
regular, square, a long and narrow rectangular
figure, square aud triangle. Each figure con-
tains one or more holes and hicks in the lower
edge, and expresses to the touch the letter or
numeral. (The irregular square has one cor
ner cut out) Theses "types" can be pasted
upon the leaves of book and lessons can be
learned by the pnpii or copied by him with
great ease Mr.. Vose has also invented a COM
bination press, by which the blind are enabled,
with similar metal types, to print letters to
their friends or any other matter that they
may desire. The invention is highly praised
by teachers of the blind, and if it answers
what be expects it to Mr.. Vose will have done
the 10000 blind people in this country sub
stantal benefit.
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The net value of the stakes at the Doneas
ter St. Leger race, was $25 125. 1t was won
by Baron Rothschilds Ally Hannah. =
The new internal revenue stamps are printed
in two colors, one color being-in ink sensitive
to chemicals, while the other is more perma.
nent; therefore fraud by cleansing is overcome
by this process.
A family of boys in Tennessee, who are al
provided with guns and get their living by
hunting, recently used up al their percussion
caps and couldn't get any more. But they
were out of meat and something must be done
so they tried match heads and found them to
answer every purpose, which is a suggestion
for inventors.
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e. - M M IL IL q Ak,

sseeeirss by ssaisrords aud ssearnboss..
GRAND TRU,,K RAiLwAY.-250 cans milk. 9OC
bbls Hour, SO pills paper. IS mdse, 10 Dag,
spuols, 43 cars lumber. do laihs, l do bran, DC
shocks, ~ do corn. 40 mi idlngs, do bran, 1 dc
slabs, do sundlies.
shipment East 800 bbls. flour, cars oil, do sun.
DIR es.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILwAY-97 cases mdse, &c
pkgs sundries. 30 BIDS shoves, thr ASKING machine
Al bags sppools, 1 SCI orator.
STEAMER JOHN BR0oKs.FROM BOsToN-40 bales
oasam. leo bdls iion 20 col cordage 100 bbls on.
ms, 20 do SWEEP potitoes 10 do rum so foxes cheese
obs. new rum, SO DO apples. 2U four, 20 kegs
pixies urnture6 horses and 40 boxes Specs 100 pkgs
10 order.
For Canada and up country-2 bdls pillow han.
dIe-, organs 81 bbis log wool 30 alto di ger 12e
bale RAGS 81 bdls ron 100 sailed hides hid sugar
70 rags sumac, 100 bbls four7 ca ks soda ASH h ds
so pkgs 70 order.
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Religious Notices.

The Reform School y. s. will be beld Sunday P
NJ coach leaves state Street at o'clock very
Ieacher ls requested to be present or to provide
SUBSTITUTE.
ST LUKh's CATHEDRAL.-sunday Services at TO-
q. m.. aud II p. M, Daily Services at a. I'D, ami
p. "a seats tree to all.
ALLEN MISSION CHAPEL-Locust st.-Sabbatl
School Frsye Meeting al 2.I5; Sabbath S shool at !;
P. NJ. S Concert at y o'clock. Prayer Meeting
every Frdty evening at It. All are cords lily invited.
Seats ree.
EIRsT BAPTIST CHURoH-Congress ST.. corner o.
Nipot, Rev Nm ohaler Pas or. The morning
service will b. olni ted till further notice. Sabbath
scnool az 40; eacning at 8; prayer and socia.
NEE ing a. 3UPM.
ar sunday School Concert in the evening at 7. {
CAsoo ST, FREE BAPr 81 CHURcH-Rey. A.
SIN h. pas OF. Prea, hing at IUt m. Sabbath
School at L. Prayer Meeiilg at u evening.
SECOND ADVENT MEETING,-Union HaI,-Oppo-
site Bapu Church-Elder Ii. Munser, VIII
Preach at he usual hours sunday. Seats tree.
CHESTNUT ST. HUEcH-Prayer Meeting at
pescains Al ~ z; sunday seho Il "a; prea, hing
.; ounS peoples prayer nesting at 1-2; general
prayer meeung7 2.
Pax ST. caUoH-The usual Sunday services will
De heId to-moIrvw.
PREBLE CHAPEL, corner Preble and Cumberland
SIS; Mts.ins OF The Sunday Schoo at2; Preaching
Al % oonereace meeting at IL p NJ. Sc is Tree.
NEW JERUSALEM CHURcH-Rev. W. B. Bay
Gen VIII preach in the Tempe on tiigb st t,-morros
faeiAing al 10y O'Clock, from Mark x IS: DIT s
io' ~ 20 GU II Ire eye of needle
t tndp ), 10, ! Gu msn 70 eIter INTO the kingdom
GoI " Evening meeting N the Vestry at I,2: Sup-
Jeet OF t1e morning conInued.
ARMY AND NAVY HALL-S piritualists' Children
Pro. e.sive Lyceum, Will 4leer Sunday morning a
~ liz oeock. Friends OF the Lyceum invited tc
be DIe.ent.
MouNTFoBT STREET A. M. L. CHURoH.-Preacb
Ing at % H. a. M, anu aau l.2PM., by the hey
r. L. stantord. Seat nee.
ST. PAULs CHURoH, corner Congress and Locust
N-MoInIng service Sunday at iOt o'clock A. M
aad P. M Tais is a Tree Church with nee
seats, anu AL are We come.
BETHEL CHURCH. 81 Fore Street.-Services Sab
pdth a. IN, al 1870 oc,ock; p. at and "a O'Clock
Communion sc vice The fir Sunday n, M. of each
m"nla Also meetings on Nouday an thursday
evenings al u O'clock. All he sea and land aIe
cordially invned
MISSION CHAPEL, behring's Bridge-Sunday
school every sundag at II p. NJ. All are very cordi-
ally invited to attend.
WEST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH-Preacbing al
5o'eiock +, M, by The Pastor Rev. W. F. Ober
tfassr Meeting az "A p III. sabbath School at IOs
O'clock M.
WILLIsToN CHAPEL. corner Of NAV and Danfortl
streets Sa bath school at I3O +. NJ All are cordi-
ally invited. Seats iree.
Z. ii. z. AssoCIAI ION, Mechanics Building. Cor
ner Gong ess aud st eets, Free Reading
aoom-- social Religious Meetings Wedue day A.
ga uloay evenings 1t II o'ciocA. Young people and
suaogeis especially invited.
kEWBUkY STBEET Misunderstanding at Bpm
ana u p IN Sabbath Schoo ut the close OF the after
noou service All ara invited.
IspIA ST. UEIvEssALIsT SOCIETY," Putnam's
HAIL. 1ndia st. sunday School at 1880 a. m
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SALE AT AUCTION.

nNE half part OF 10. OF land si'uaied on the
~ Southerly side OF Monument street, baVng
front OF Oh ieet on SAID street. and n dspth oa Une
line of about lao teet and the other lane anout
liz 2 ieet SAID lot adjoI ing on the n1rth-e
ly side OF the house and lot occupied By bel nard
Daley.
lsoon halt part of eight her lots three OF A. e.
front and 20 depth adionn the mort beastgIly
side OF the lot d. st med and the oh five los
joining on the southeasterly side OF he til co
AID fronting a conIenp plated stree oil so feet ia
with which interseets w.th Monument street
Said lots are set forth on plan the pr misses an
nexef to the deed which the lie ring heirs
executed Nov. list, 1860. 10 s. G. & g. NJ Oh Sc and
can he examined at any time at the ohce Ut The as
siguee.
These eight lots are equitably subject to mort
gage,
Particulars at sale. Terms cash
Sale will take place on the premises on Satur-
day, Sept 23d, at o'clock . m
HENRY P. DEANE, Assignee.
F.O. BAILEY Il c., Auctrs.
September 18th, 1871.
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MYERS & HUNTLEY's CoMPANY-The an
noupcement of the coming of this dramatic
company will be found in one OF our advertis-
ing columns this morning. The well known
character OF Mr.. Myers in this community a. q
manager is guarantee that he will use his ut.
most efforts to please the people. Miss Fanny
Herring, the leading lady of the company, has
visited Portland and left favorable impress.
sion. TIE press of the cities where she has
been performing of late give her great praise
for the admirable manner in which she person
ates the characters in the Little Detective, and
the support given to her is pronounced unusu-
ally good. The New Haven Palladium says
of Mr.. Muller, the violinist:
He is violinisg OF rare merit. 1t is not toe
much to say that among such artists as Rosa
and Ole Bull should the Professor be placed
by the critic
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PORTSMOUTH & DOVER RA1LRoAD.-In th,

PORTSMOUTH & DOVER RAILRoAD.-In the
Portsmouth Board OF Aldermen on Thursday
evening, the resolution for the city to guaran-
tee per cent. on certain amount of stock for
one hundred years received three votes to in
definitely postpone to five against postpone
ment. A new proposition to issue six per cent
bonds, to be exchanged for stock after GER
tain member of shares shall be subscribed for
by private parties, was introduced. The whole
matter was laid over, and public meeting Of
CT liens is to be held to discuss the matter on
the 10Th inst. Per contra, Richard Jenness
and others opposed TO the city aiding the road,
Court, ana procured from Judge Doe at Dover
an Injunction temporarily restraining any such
action OF the city. The parties will be heard
before Judge Doe at an early day.
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The MARGINAL WAY-Yesterday was the
day set for the opening OF the proposals for
building the new and important marginal
street, which is to be built around the ,base of
Murioy hill and across Back Cove There was
quite n attendance of contractors about the
city building in the afternoon. The committee
of the city govern ment after lengthy session,
and full consideration of the proposals Off T.
ed,the contract for building the marginal street
was awarded to Col. Edward Moore of this city
Col. M. has had some good experience of late
in. such work and we doubt not but that he will
be able to carry through the large contract
with satisfaction to the city and without loss
at least, to himself Work is to be commenced
at once near Tukey's bridge.
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TO THE DAILY PRESS.
E'O Il HI 9 n

AFeICA.
An nDsurgent Tewu Captured.
ALGIERs, Sept. IA The large town ct Sehlt
ka has been destroyed and the insurrectionary
leaders In the vicinity captured and shot.
GREAT BRITAIN.
The Newcastle stride.
LONDON, Sept. Is Geo. Potter suggests in
the Times to day, compromise of the New
castle difficulty. He recon mends that the en-
ployers adopt . hours as the daily term of la
Dor, and that the striking work men sacr fee
one half hours wages per day TO secure a re-
duction or hours. This, MIR. Potter thinks,
would come very near satisfying the desires OF
both parties.
The meeting annouced to take place in Ira
falear Square, London, for expression of sym
pathy of the London woIkmen for their breth
rem IN Newcastle has be-n postponed, because
Newcastle represeD alive 90 the committee,
. which called the III citing, objected to cOales
cling with ,polit cal parties
Foreign Items.
The cholera is still raging at Konigsburg but
abating in other German towns
All the steamers which left English ports for
New York on Thursday carried specie.
There are rumors of French diplomatic
CHI u yes: among them that Chateau Remand
viii be s4nt to Washington instead of Jules
Ferry.
1t is alleged in Berlin diplomatic circles that
the secret alliance entered irto BY Cbancellors
Bismarck and Won Beust, ON the part of the
Governments of Germany and Austria, is In
opposition to the alleged coalition between
France and Russia. T. is also stated that Italy
was invited by Bismarck to become party to
the Austro German alliance, bat the invita-
ton was declined by King Victor Emmanuel
who pre- ferred observing policy OF neutrality
rather than join il an alliance With Germany.
l. is further stated that, in consequence of this
refusal tine of ItAiy. Germany
threatens the absorption of the Italian prov
inces of Venetia and Lombardy into Austro
Germany. These stateme Is cause great I'M
easiness in diplomatic circles
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Superior Court.
sEfrEMsER oR1MINAL TERM, GODDARD J. PR

srPrEMBER CRIMINAL TERM, GODDARD J. PRE-
Siding
FRIpAY-State VS. Patrick Flpherty and Stephen
Dolert,. Pleakng az entering the furniture store
OF l. vi Hoyt on Preble street and stealing there
trom. VeIdict guilty.
Mattocks. ODonnell.
Frank. 3.
st e vs. George Ham and Edward Roach, COM
pound Larceny 1he county attorney entered mol
pros a. to The breaking and entering and respond
tnts then tleaded guilty. In indct1 EMS against
The saue psri-s and Clarence W. Frost for robbery
mol pr9s was entered sto the allegations OF force
violence and putting tear, and they all three plead
guilty.
Giattceks. Webb
Ca letou.
Safe vs.. John w. Lake. Indicted tor receiving
goods stolen from the Grand Trunk station st Var
mouth the 18TH OF Au gust last, knowing the same
- have been stolen. On trial.
Aattocks Webb, Carleton.
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AUCTION COLUMN.
H,rs', trness, &c. IF. o. Bailey g. 90.
Real Estate on Monument st. IF. o. Bailey SC
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
City Hall. -. Lawrence Barrett
Mu'ic t. al'.... aate Reynolds,
Music Hall. -. Metropolitan Theatre.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Closing-Sale &C. W. English & Co.
Eide beIres Wanted Nv. S. Mans.
Notice. =. Clam Bake.
New aDvERTIs EMENT COLUMN.
FAIL Goo7s. "a S. Esrnald
Rsot Wanted.
Wanted. Cook.
Wanted. .Overseer.
Wanted. go. A. T0wne.
Houses t. Rent. il hn Hull.
Wan ed. Nv. +. Durham,
Boy Wanted.
Dress Goods. 30. A. Vicksry.
Furniture Il. F. Hoyt.
SIec'al Notice. John Porteous,
AUTO ueys... Butler & Eessenden.
Waited. 81, Womfn.
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CALIFN ekNiA.
Pursuit of Deaneradaea

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept Is Deputy SherlH
Lincoln and posse, from Santa Ciuz are search,
ing for TIE notorious bandit, Pocopo or bed
Dick, who shot officer Lddell in the raid on
Santa Cruz Sunday last.
He discovered one of the gang yesterday,
concealed under some hay in barn, in Santa
Cruz Mountains, near Vine Hill, and fight
eusued. The bandit, who proved TO be Pancho
Bucemos, Spaniard, fired rapidly with a, re
yoIver, but volley from the posse killed nm.
The party ascertained that Procopo, who was
desperately wounded by Liddell in The fgot
Sunday, was within arlng when the fight
began yesterday, but was hurried away in a
buggy by his comrades
Marclsco Rodegus, another of the gang, was
arrested at Montem yesterday.
The Bank of Belgium has advanced the rate
of discount.
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Mr.. BARRErT.-The audience at City Hal
last night was pitifuly small, there being
scarcely people enough in the house to kill the
echo of the voices Nevertheless, that fact did
not affect the merits of the play nor the ability
of MIR. Barrett as an actor. He did his duty
faithfully and was supported by a strong com.
pany. There ought to be better attendance
to- night.
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KATE REIGNoLDs.-The character of the
play advertised and the ability of the lady who
is to sustain the leading character inspires the
belief that Music Hall will be well filled to.
night. The sensational drama has been pro-
nounced most in accordance with the views Of
Portland theatre -goers, and Charles Reade'e
productions should satisfy the most exacting.
The bill for night is A Terrible Temptation,
to be followed by the buresque of the Forty
Thieves. Box Office open this morning.
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PERIODICALS - ID arper's Monthly and Godey's
L'oys Book for October have been received
aud are for sale at the bookstores of Mos.rs
Bailey & Noyes, and a. L. Davis Excbanao
Street; Ioring, Short & Harmon and
tins Robinson, under Falmouth Hotel a,so .,
the school book, music and periodica, 60 -
E. 9. Andrews, No 80 Center street. and .,
the book and periodical depot OF Messrs Fsss
sender Bros, Lancaster Hall.
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PARKS HOUSE, BosToN.-This house, located
at 1877 Washington Street Boston, is now in
complete order. 1t is kept on the European
plan, and parties visiting the city and desiring
convenient and pleasant lodging will find
their rooms airy, neat and ssmfortable, at rea-
sonable prices Single rooms at 70 cents and
81 q day
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BUSINESS NOTICES,

HACKS, Barouche, Clarence, Coaches and the
great Barge Champion for depot work, wed
dIDss, show parties, also Buggies, Phaetons Sc.
for private driving, to let at the City Hotel
Stables, Green street, J. w. Robinson, Pro-
prletor. aug26 eod1m
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For Sale at Auction.

nNE-HALF part in common and Undivided of
" that large and belutiiul lot he lthwesit "
side OF Congress street, little to The west OF ari on
street, wheIeon the large Elm U, es are stanuipQ
and known as the Tree Lot" having trout OF 81
feet on congress st. and depth oil 267 l-2 iee. The
sale will take place on
Saturday, Sept 23d, at 3 O'Clock p. N.
GA the premises.
Terms, Cash.
HENRY P. DEANE, Assignee.
+. o. BAILEY & co, Auetioneers. spisid
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The readers of cur paper are requested to
look at the advertisement of G. W. English 8.
Co, found in our Special Notices. They will
give You some fine bargains next week, as the
goods will all be sold to close the concern,
Don't fail to give them an early cali. The sale
will commence Monday morning.
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Executors sale.

Dy virtue Of a license from Hon. j. A. Waterman.
ID Judge OF Proba'e, within anu TOR the County OF
Cumberland, shall sell at pu lie auction N Wsd-
nesday. Sepr. 10Th, at II m in Market Sqlrs, The
personal property, VIZ:
Bay horse
Jump Seat built by O. P. Kimball s. Co.
Jenny Lind
sleigh.
Harness.
Robe.
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call and see the different styles of Linen Mark
erS, at L. G. Bruneps, $50 Exchange ST. s7eo1m
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Mss B. sKEELE is in the city, for short
time snd any cne who desires portraits, or 9TH
er peinlngs rom her easel, will find her at the
residence o, MIR. II. P. Stone, 141 DanfoIth St.
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CITY AND VICINITY
- . 90

e1-Our adcertis,Ng patrons are requested TO Send
IN fhe,r copy as early IN the day as possible. I'd.
vcrtissments to appear Monday morning should u
sens in Saturday, tho! SHadaa.l
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A FULL assortment of Paper Hangings
Window Shades, Screens, ETC., for sale by
iyStf DEvENs & Co., 10 Free st.
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GEETEORO LOGICAL.
SynSEs'ts OF - en- d ~ Rep srts for the pass
swsnty-FOur Hours
WAR nEp'r OEEIcE CuIEE SIGNAIl

=, sept 10, II. 81 r. M ~
PROBABILITIES. the barometer will continue
" ia'I with easierly winds aud rain to night in
new England and cloudy weather is probable
iof Saturday for the Middle and Eastern
States
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JACK FROST invites the attention of our
readers to the large assortment of Flower
Pots, for sale by Kendall & Whitney,
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Morris BROTHERS mad very genteel audi.
euce last evening at Music Hall, and their en-.
tsrtsiument was FIRST class OF its kind as usual
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x. X. HUME.
TO Let,
xn,nrn,ation Wanted.

Jos PRrNrINa-send your orders for Joo
Printing to the Daily Press Printing house
where they will be promptly attended to At the
owest possible rates "A' ~ ~A"
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ENGLISH PERFUMES, fresh, sweet, delightful
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At 10 o'clock this forenoon F. o. Bailey &
Co.. viii sell at their salesrooms, IS Exchange
street, Furniture, Carpets, Stoves, &C.. &c.
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GERMAN CoLoGNEs, all sizes and prices, at
Whittiers.
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AUCTION SALES.
Notes and a ccouu,s tor . ole

IN Saturday, Sept 10th. At 2 p. M. shau sell &C
" public auction at my OFF e. "A NJ ddle cor
Exchange street. all uucotlected noes ami accounts
belonging to the estate OF r. Il Stuart.
JUSEeH A. 10 IKE, Assignee.
u. o. BAILEY & Co.. ANcFrs. stIadtd
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES,
Cleaned Out,

have bought the entire stock, fixtures, in
surance policy, firewoJd, and everything else
belonging to the store of W. r. SaWyer, No
3O7 Congress street, for 80 cents on the dollar of
rs original cost, and piles of goods hrown in
for nothing This stock is COMPOSED largely OF
Fail aud Winter Hosiery and Cloves. Ladies',
Cents, and Children's Underwear and Hand
kerchiefs. Also large assortment of the
thousand and one notions too numerous to
mention, but ocdnted in every family There l
have moUed to my store 129 Middle street. added
to my own stock, gives me probably by far the
largest and best assortment OF Hosiery, Cloves
and Small Wares to be found in any retail
store in the State. AS own these goods for
one half their original COST am enabled, Nth
out toss to sell them for about one half what the
same goods can usually be bought for
have marked in plain figures my retail price
on every article. Come and look them ouer.