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sxeceiuts by Railroads and Steamboats.
GRAND Trunk RAiLwAY-l99 cans milk, 522
bbIs -four G cars corn, do bark. 80 do lumber, do
shook do lumber. l DO blinds do hay, do slabs,
4 do oats do boards, do match Stock do laths,
do salt box shook do bran 20 pkgs furniture %
rolls leather lot household goods, $40 boxes clothes
nins 25 bds paper. IA bbs, apples, snndries,
SHIPMENTS East-5O0 bbs. -four.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILwAY-232 cases mdse, lot
household goods 4S bags spOols, 81 rolls leather, 25
bbls apples, 20 pkgs sundries.
STEAMER JoHs BROOKS FROM BosToNzz1Q cases
and 10 bales dometics, leo cases shoes, l4f cut
for piano, 425 window weyhts, loo bbls. sweet po-
tatoes sewing machines, 60 frkns butter, $50 wa
termelons, 45 bds pipe, 10 coils cordage bolts duck
90 bbls onions, 50 do beer boxes fresh fish, 80 hags
HAYWOOD 100 do salt petre 1l2 boxes glass; SO hnds
sugar 43 bbs. -four, 100 pkgs to order. For Canada
ana no countrys coils packing. 10 bales rags, pcs
marble 40 ods leather IS pcs castings, IL bags log
wood piano, 10 bales wool.
STEAMER FRANCONIA FROM NEW YoRK-2O
bales cotton 80 do Leaf tobacco 40 do burlaps 70 do
wool 1888 do rags, q bags do II bds leather, do
roofing Is do carpeting 1900 hi chests tea, 10 bdls
iron II do bags "a do stats. II do paper hangings III
do dry hides Is sets Wheels 20 bags RICE Al do coffee
30 do Almonds do pepper 20 lengths pipe IS boxe.
window glass 200 do raisns 80 do tin, so do starch
Is do drugs 40 do hardware, 100 do tobacco, 20 dc
soap, IS bbls brimstOde 80 do glassware do sugar
Is do barytes do hardware IL do lanterns, teree
RICE do glassware 70 crates peaches, 10 hhds mo-
asses do tobacco, 100 kegs spikes, do shot, piano
200 pigs sundries.
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NEW HAMPsHIRE.
FIRE NEWS NJ UST r. IL.
kSufhanly Conduct.

PORTSMOUTH, Sept. 6 The Firemen's Mus
ter proves to be the greatest pageant here since
1853
The city is full of people, but all is thus far
peaceabie. Up to 9 o'clock this evening there
had been but one arrest, and that fireman
from Bath for drunkenness; but while he
train was delayed on the way down, some, of
the unruly boys are said to have cleaned out a
grocerp store at Beverly and corDfeld at
Wenham. The saloons on the route below
We're ,elegraphed to close up, aud dlscreetly
did So
At Newburyport the firemen rushed into a
grocery store and saloon and carried Oft beer
aud liquors without pay. Several p.ckpockets
and sharpers have been ordered of. Liquor
saloons have been closed by the mayors orders
except when connected with eating houses
The procession was splendid display and IN
Guided nearly three thousand men and about
eighty machines ann nearly fifty bands OF mu-
sic. Gov. Weston and staff, Mayor Jones OF
Concord, the Mayor and Aldermen OF this
city, ex MAYORS and numerous other prOmi-
nent gentlemen Joined in the procession.
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VISITING misunderstanding to previous
announcement the William Penn Hose Co.
No. of Salem, Mass, arrived here yesterday
Afternoon rom Bangor. en- route for the fire.
mems muster al Portsmouth. They were met
at the depot by the Engineers OF the Portland
Fire Department and delegations from the
various fire companies, numbering forty-five
men, with the Portland Band The battalion
then moved over the route prescribed and
published, preceded by platoon of police, to
the City Hall, where the visitors were heartily
welcomed to the city by Mayor K,ngsbury.
The remainder of the march was then passed
over and the visitors were left at Falmouth
Hotel, which was assigned as head-quarters s.
The Penn Hose Company number IS me n,
and is differed as follows:-Foreman. Ma
thaniel Sawyer; Assistant Foreman, Joseph
E. Phippin; Secretary, James e. Trask; Trea-
surer, Charles II. Kezar. They have with
them their four wheeled hose carriage, which
is elegantly designed, deliberately mounted,
with silver, and handsomely painted. Their
uniforms are red shirts, black broadcloth
pants, and fire hats of red leather. The Salem
Brass Band, IS pieces, e. j. Faxon, leader,
which accompanies the Salem hosemen is
uniformed in blue frock coats, crimson pants,
with gold stripes, and French caps, with red
and white fountain plumes.
Thomas r. Symonds, Assistant Engineer OF
the Salem Fire Department comes with the
company as invited guest
A very handsome ball was given to them al
City Hall by Casco Engine Company, No. 5
Capt VIM. Hennessy, Foreman.
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IHE BATTLE OF GETTY sBURG- was
very small audience at Mechanics Hall last
evening. 1t ought to have been three times as
large, Tor the picture is one of the best ever
SHOWN In town, excellent in drawing and col
oring and finely and deliberately finished. Col.
bacheiders lecture followed the movements of
both armies from Falmouth, Va, to Gettys-
bug, with general description of the battle.
BY request he then pointed out the position
and described the operations of several Maine
regiments in that memorable event. and the
boys who belonged to the various organizations
openly attested to the accuracy of the Colonel
statements. The best commentary upon the
excellence of the painting was the almost in
voluntary grouping of the former soldiers in
front of the canvas wnen they recalled thu
scenes of the campaign, compared experience
and described personal incidents of that terri
be battle. 1t was like gathering again on tn
ground. and walking over its sacred soil. Th
testimy of these men is conclusive. Go to
night and carry an opera glass with you, for b
this means the beauty OF the painting can
better appreciated.
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Large Sale of Army Clothing aud
EQuipage.

Deputy Quartermaster Generals Office,
Philadelphia. Pa, August 10, 1871.
w ILL be sold at Public auction at sCHUYL-
w KILL ARSENAL. Philadelphia Pa, COM
mencing on TUESDAY, Sept ~. 1871, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, under the direction OF Captain v. p. Van
Antwerp, nj. 5. X, u. s. Army, large quantity
neg, uhservlceable, and damaged clothing, camp
and garrison equpage, consisting in part of
IL 900 great coats,
5000 pairs drawers,
1000 shirts
$4,000 wool blankets,
1.600 pairs trousers.
900 pairs stockings,
800 pairs boots aud shoes,
% 40 knapsacks,
20.75i haversacks,
800, 900 yards OF Grey Shifting Flannel,
10000 yar,bs ga Sky Blue Kersey.
and various other articles The terms oil sale will be
stated in the catalogues, which can be obtained at
this office OF at the SehuykI Arsenal, Phiade phia
Pa, BY order OF the Quartei master General.
STEWART VAN VLlET,
Deputy Quartermaster General U. 5. Army.
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BIZ TELEGRAPH
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GREAT BRITAIN.
Fifty Men CURED in n Mlne-Ail PROBABLY

TO THE DAILY PRESS.

GREAT BRITAIN.
Fifty Men CURED i'm n Mlne-Ail Probably
Dead
LONDON, Sept. GA terrible explosion oc
Cured this forenoon in coal mine near Tue
town of Wigau in Lancashire. Some fifly per-
sons who were in the seam at the time OF tne
catastrophe were cut off from communication
with the outer world and il is feared nave all
been suffocated by foul air. A party sent dow u
to ascertain the condition of the mea VINO nau
been burid alive are still in the mine ana IL Is
thought have persisted. The neighb0rhood OF
the disaster is thronged with the relatives aud
acquaintances of the supposed victims. Inc
scenes are of the most heart-rending descriP-
ton. The details of the narrowing event are
waited with anxiety.
New Platform.
The Republican Committee of England To-
day issued progromme of the party wnich
they claim to represent. 1t embraces the Ioi-
Owing principles: Application of principle OF
federation to the kingdom; abollIlon OF tuos
and principles; suppression of monopoHes;
abolition OF standing armies; compulsory suu
cation; that the State provide Work for those
laborers who are able to work ana sustenauoe
far those incapacitated from work; nati0nailz-
alton of land; popular legislation anu dlHusioh
of Republicanism.
Emigration.
Eighteen'thousand emigrants LETT Mersey TOT
the United States during the month vi Au-
gust.
RaiIroad Accident.
There was an accident to-day on the Wes-
tern railway aear Reading in which sixteen
persons were injured.
Wants TO be Popular.
MADRID, Sept. 6-King Amadeus, who is
still iourneying in the Provinces, has granted
pardons to many prisoners, visited several bull
tights and taken various other means to make
himsel popular with the people.
Trial b. Jury.
The system of trial by jury will soon be in
troduced into Spain.
Death Ofthe Grand Vizier.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Sept 6.-Aali Kibrasli
Pacha, Grand Vzier and Minister of Foreign
Affairs, died last night.
FRANCE.
VERSAILLES, Sept The report that Duke
D'Anmale has been appointed Governor Of Al
geria is denied.
Rumors OF discussions between the govern
ments OF Italy aud France are false.
Republic.
The government has informed the munich
palities throughout the country that they will
pot he allowed to petition fer dissolution Of
. faoreign Items.
The remains of Renforth reached Gates head
asst night aud thousands followed the coffi q in
silence to the home of the widow.
% Four plate layers were killed by railroad ac-
,ident on the Preston and Carlisle Railroad.
Eog.
The number killed in the coal mine explosion
s &c.
Godsmith's MAID trotted three heats in
20 -217-2201 A at Milwaukee, Sarur-
lay.
The Sheffield (Eng) strike has been settled
~ arbitration aud it Is probable that the new
,attle trouble will be similarly arranged.
The anniversary of the occupation of Rome
oy the Italian troops, will be celebrated by the
National Guards.
Hamilton, Ontario, is raising $1,000 to induce
'he Taylor Winship to row in regatta in
! regatta in that city, in which it is expected
hat the st. John crew will take part.
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NEW YORK, Sept 6-Evening- Cotton is in good
demand with se advance; sales 1894 bales; Middng
upands 2ofc. Flour-sales 10, 300 bbls.; State and
&c 45; round hoop Ohio S 50 q So; Western 5 90
e 70; Southern 8 70 g 90. Wheat q &c better
40; soft do IS a 81; Winter Red Western A. "a
! as; White Michigan 50 q So; common Red
southern Sc. CoIn-sales 143, 900 bush; Mixed Wes-
g 5Oc; Pork Is heavy; new mess 10 80; prime 90 %
10 a. lard 1a ste,dy at q 9c Butter quiet;
ern Tree sci &c. Rice SIR firm Csroua 8; &c.
Sugar is Arm; Porto Rico 10 q lie; Muscovado 8 a
9!c fair to good refining 81 92c. Coffee firm; RIO
ii "a at 81 q SIC; Resin firm at 10 q 20 for strain
ed Petroleum steady crude 1871 lac; refined at 244c
Wool quiet and firmly held tubbed 75c; pulled 81
"a 65c; Texas 80 9 47c the latter price for choice.
Freights to Liverpool frmer; Wheat 1I@ lid.
CHICAGO, Sept. 6.-Flour firm. Wheat advanced
aG M mges It al Z - oSra adssae
No. at 295 q 29sc. Rye declined &c; No at 5S!c.
Barley firm Urn No: Spring sllc. High Wines firm;
- u.s. Lard 81 q ssc Live Hogs active at 4 25 a
475. Cattle mo moderately active ct % g 20.
600 BUSH corn, $4,000 bush. oats, 900 BUSH rye,
$4,000 bush. barley, 5000 hogs. ia'1 -
Shipments-50C0 bbs. -four, IS, 900 bush. wheat
$4,000 BUSH corn 900 bush oa,s 5000 bush bar,
ley 1000 hogs.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 6.-Pork-an advance asked !;
at SIC for shoulders sides 6Hc Bacon at fuli prices
shoulders &c; clear sides I a 72c. Live Hogs dull
at 90 "a 40. Whskey is in good demand at tull
prices; sales at soc.
TOLEDO, Sept. 6.-Flour in fair demand. Wheat
in light demand; No. White Wabash 49,; No. /
White Michigan 81; No. Red 80 q 33t; No. 2
do 294 Corn unchanged: high Mixed SIC; Yellow
igan at 352c. -77
CHARLEsToN, Sept. 6.-Cotton steady; Middlinp
uplands 1S4c.
SAVANNAH, Sept. -6.-Cotton is In fair demand
miodling uplands 184c. ~ .ta
1870.
new ORLEANS, Sept. 6.-Cotton strong; low Mid
ding 1870.
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At the Republican caucus in Saco yesterday
afternoon, Hon. Edwin b. Smith was unani-
mously nominated (by ballot) to represent
that city in the next legislature.
Morris Brothers MINISTRIES will return here
on the 18th and play in Music Hall in the
evening.
Pierce & Co, was held yesterday afternoon
The liabilities of the firm were found to be
$25O,O00 and the assets $4,000.
The return game OF the series of Base Ball
were played on Wednesday afternoon between
the Mountaineers and Royals, which resulted
in favor of the former by a score of 80 to "a.
Just after the steamer John Brooks left the
wharf in Boston on Monday night, it was dis.
covered that rope had got jammed in her
tller chain. The boat would not steer and
was drifting out of the narrow channel into
shoa water, when a tug was called to relieve
the boat from her bad position. The affair
occasoned only very brief delay
Rev. Julius H. Ward of Thomaston, former
ly of Connecticut, who delivered the able and
eloquent missionary sermon at st. Luke's
Cathedral on Tuesday evening, is we'll known
in the literary world as the author of de-
of James Gates Percival.
The members of the p. Y C. who mny wish
to go from Peaks Island to White Head in
order to obtain a better view of the race are
informed that their tickets will be good for
passage on the Gazelle between the two points
any trip during the day. The blue tickets are
good for the additional trip without extra ex-
pense on the Gazelle.
Steamer Express will take the ladies and
friends of the Portland Yacht Club every trip
to-day and make an extra trip at IA O'Clock
remaining at Peaks Island until the festivities
at the Union House are over.
Sch. w. Ill. Foye bIought in yesterday two
sword fish, weighing respectively 800 and 400
pounds. They were packed and sent to Bos-
ton, where the people accustomed to eat
'em
The people out by MorrlPs Corner are con-
sderably excited over mysterious digging
which has been going on there lately. Some
ten years ago some coin and gun were found
scattered upon the ground and last year upon
this spot some one dug an excavation some six
feet deep. A few nights ago this digging was
repeated in the same locality. Srobably some
one is looking for hidden treasure.
There is to be double trot at Forest City
Park this afternoon: one for purse of 500
between Honest Bill and Black Diamond and
the second for 500 to be contended for by
White Stocking and Johnny SCHNEIDER; both
mile heats, best three in five. All the horses
have friends who are ready to back their
opininns upon their speed in tangible man
ner. 1t is fair to presume that there will be a
good crowd at the Park
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

April 1st commenced taking the Oxygen
Air, treatment of DR.. Brewer, 81 Congress
street. My right lung was inactive, had spells
OF blood splitting very often, severe pain in
chest and over my heart, had chills and fever,
for which 1 had been heavily drugged with
quinine, from which 1 also suffered. had
tried many doctors and patent medicines, and
my friends and considered my case almost
hopeless. But after three months treat
ment from DR.. Brewer, the pains in the lungs,
splitting of blood, and lever and ague, have all
disappeared, and 1 feel better than have for
eight years. believe his mode of treat
ment sure cure for lung disease, where
there is any left to build on, and the "Oxygen
Air" the best blood purifier in the country.
believe myself, and all my friends say, that
but for his treatment l would not have lived
six months, and / advise all afflicted to try
him. WATSON b. GRIBBIN, 1O2 Franklin street
BROADWAY Fall style silk hats at Maher &
Co.'s, opp. Post-office. .rIt. sep2d1w
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Superior Court.

SEPTEMBER CRIMINAL TERM, GODDARD J. PRE-
SIDING.
WEDNEsDAY.-John 8. Abbott VS.. Tobias T
Snow. Action of assumpsit TOR legal services. De
cision for defendant. E-
Abbott. Snow.
George H. Bailey VS.. George W. Garcelon. This
is an action against druggist who resides in Lewis
ton, to recover damages sustained by means OF the
defendants clerk giving the plaintiff four drachms
laudanum for tincture OF rhubarb which the plain
tiff then and there drank, and by means oil which his
lite greatly endangered. Damages claimed $4,000
Defendant pleads settlement.
Sweat W.. p. FRYE,
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Ward CaucuSes.

The Republicans of Portland are requested t.
meet at their respective Ward Rooms on Frida,
Evening, Sept sth, at 1-2 O'Clock, to seect seve,
delegates from each ward to meet in Convention, TO
the purpose OF nominating five Representatives t,
the Legislature.
The delegates thus chosen are requested to NEE
in convention for the above named purpose, at tht
Reception Room, City Building, on Saturday after
noon, Sept 9th, at 8 o'clock. Per order of
Republican City Committee,
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The series of disasters which have followed
the accession of the Democrats to power in In
diana are partly summed by the South Bend
Register, which says:-"First, the editor of
their State organ, appointed to the responsible
position of State Printer, runs up bill of
$50, 600 in six months for State printing, and
is under indictment for perjury; every impor-
islature is declared unconstitutional and void
the Supreme Court decided the election OF
two of the Southern prison directors illegal
the State officers disagree among themselves
on most questions affecting State interests;
piece of legislation that Philadelphia lawyer
cannot unravel it; and when the Legislature
broke up it left all the State benevolent and
other institutions. unprovided for. What
would follow another Democratic victory,
should we again be so unhapily afflicted, will
be hard to tell" -A EEs
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THE WAR ON TAMMANY.-The New York
Tribune of Wednesday morning says that the
Tammany leaders lately declared that the
present reform movement wasn't much OF a
storm, and would soon blow over. They will
probably be convinced when it bursts to-day,
as we prognsticate it will, that it has gathered
chance of being overwhelmed by it. The in
dignatien which Immediately followed the ex-
posture of the frauds OF the ring caused the
leaders infinite annoyance for time, but as
there was no prompt action to restrain or prose-
cute them, they have grown holder and recov-
cred their equanimity. Their attempt to Or
ganize a public meeting failed, and since then
they have wisely refrained from offering oppo-
sJiOn to the exposures that have been made,
The revolt of the German Democrats has
alarmed them; and the organization of three
reform movements has given Tammany much
uneasiness. One of the committees appointed
last night held a meeting yesterday. and de-
cided to begin active operations to-day. Some
time ago, Mr.. John Foley, representing enc OF
the reform associations, had papers to begin a
suit against Tweed, Connolly, Hall, and 9TH
ers, restraining them for further manipulation
of the public funds. Mr.. Foley was urged to
wait the issue OF the late demonstration, but
having been made a mt mber OF the executive
committee of citizens organizing the public, a
resolution was passed urging delay. Mr.. Foley
objected, and it is understood the committee
will support him in beginning operations. The
first positive action against the ring will there
fore be made this morning at eleven o'clock
in the supreme court chambers before Judge
George G. Barnard. Unquestionably the
most important step yet taken against the rims
will be developed in this initial effort at lega
| INQUIRY into the frauds which have been ex
posed.
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NEW YORK.

SYRACUSE, Sept. 6.-The Anti Dramshop
party OF New York nominated separate tick
ct to-day, as follows:
Secretary of State, G. c. Lipb ot New York
Comptroller, Gardiner HowIand Rensselaer,
state Treasurer, Simeon Browneil, of Wash
lng,On, Attorney General, Edward Crumney,
Of Oh Dut1chess; Canal Commissioner, Jno. B.
nonS G OF Oswego; State Engineer and Sur
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Foreign Markets.

LONDON, Sept. Gil 80 A. M.-Consols opened al
S3t q o9s for money and account.
american securities-U. 5. $685. 1862, 93S; do 1856!
old, 934; do 1857, 92S; U. S. 10-4Os 9O2.
FBANKFoRT, Sept. 6-P. M.-United States 5-2e's
1862 95s q 95a. - = a f7--A : \ =
PARIS, Sept. 6-l1.30 A. M.-Rentes 57f zoe.
LONDON, Sept. 6-1 80 P. M.-ConsOls at 934 for
money and account. American securities quiet and
steady. & stssH q tN fkrHf
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 6-1.3c P. M.-Cotton opened
strong and is now acive sales OF the day estimated
at 10000 bales; Middling uplands 9sc.
FRANKFORT, Sept. 6-Eyenng.-United States
$40 bonds for 1852 closed at $50 e s5s.
LONDON, Sept 6-4.3O p. M.-Cons0s closed al
93t for money and account.
American securties-U. S. 5-20's 1861, 938; do 1865
old, 93s; do 1867, 92s; U. s. -4O's 9O2.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. $3.50 p. M.-Cotton closed
active Middling uplands 9ad; sales 10000 bales in
GLIDING 1000 for export and speculation Tprits Pc
tr0leum los.
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AUCTION SALES.
Desirable Residence at West End
At Ancfrnn

0N Thursday, Sept 7th, at p. m we shall sell the
" corner half OF the new mo1ern brick block on
corner OF Pine and Neal sis; said house has been
built within year. in the most Thorough and sub
stantial manner; con aims eleven looms and bathing
room, furnished with modern improvems nts, tTes-
coed walls, brick furnace cemented cellar, Sebago
water hot and cold, gas, &C. Lot 80 by 50 ioet.
This is one OF the finest and most substantial res
licences in this most desirable location.
We would particularly request any party thinking
OF purchasing first class residence to examine this
house.
seitd r.. o. BAILEY & Co.. AtcPrs.
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Land Pirates.
CALICO xNlA.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 6.-Indications are
strongly in favor OF the election of Booth, Ne
publican.
Later.-The State and city is claimed by
both Booth and. Haight. Vote close and not
iui. The Democrats have probably elected
Mayor, but the tax payer's ticket was general
ly elected.
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A traveller, who recently visited the villag

A traveller, who recently visited the village
of Warwick, r. l., on the Providence river,
about three miles from Rocky Point says that
last Sabbath he passed there Oh his way
to Boston. and saw enacted scenes which
would disgrace any half civilized community
A cotillion party was in progress, roulette and
three card monte tables were spread openly,
and gambling, fighting and almost every
species of vice reveled undisturbed.
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CAsco REPUBLICAN CAUCus.-The straight
Republicans of Casco met at the Town House
at six clock Tuesday afternoon and nominal
ed William f. Cook as their candidate for Rep
resentatiye, to represent the toYns of Casco,
Harrison and Otisfield in the next Legisla-
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House and Land at Auction.

ON Saturday, Sept 8, al f2i O'Clock D. m, we sha II
" sell the Property No. IA Btiggs 81. Said Prop.
erty consists OF y story house, 16 rooms good eel
Ter, plenty OF water, house has been painted this
son and in good repair. On the lot q good barn,
wo0dshed &c. Loo is 3lxS7 IT.
This Is very valuable property for investment.
r. q BAILEY a. Co., AuefIoneers.
saD6tl
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b The Second Advent camp meeting will be-
gin at Alton Bay Sept 9Th and continue ten
days. The occasion, the season of the year
and the low fare on the Portland & Rochester
Railroad render it certain that there will be a
very large attendance. See advertisement.