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CHARLESTON. Oct 27.-Freights to Liverpool by
steam direct. via New FORK I'll en- uplands; Id
on Sea Islands; BY sail, direct. 1-2 on Uplands and
nominal on Sea Islands; TO Havre BY sail. nominal.
Coastwise-To New York hy steam &c 93 lib ON up
lands, 1c 4y lib ON Sea Islands; % p terce ON Rice
by sail, &c y fb on uptands, 81 a y NJ on Lumber
and So % 10 " NJ on TIMBER To Boston, by SAIL 5c
~ ID on upland Cotton; to Providence by sail So ID
M on Boards; &c fb on upland; by steam 81 ~ bale
in addition New York rates Vessels are in demand
to take Lumber heights from Georgetown, sc, Da-
rien and Satilla river, Ga, and jacksonville, Florida
to Northern ports and $40 q i2 " NJ are rates on
Lumber and Soaras.
NEW ORLEANS. Oct. % Freiguts--The offerings
for foreign quite liberal, and there is ample sup
DIV OF room on the berth. The movement cOastw Use
Il only moderate. Cotton to Liver COOL by SAIL 6-l6d
to Havre 1tc to Boston &c; to Liverpool, by steam
&c; Bremen and Hamburg sd; New York &c; to Phil
adelpbia &c..
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 23.-There is less. Offering
to LiveIyool. The steam rates are: Flour 90
Wheat Id Corn lid ;weight 80 a 35s; Bark 40 a 45s
and Cotton 3D. West India and coastwi.e freights
dull. In Petroleum treights there is very little
doing, ship was taken to Cork tor orders at IS Cd
E hill
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THE Providence Washington Insurance Co.,
of Providence, established in 1899, has been
compelled by the Chicago fire to suspend bust
ness, but it winds up" most honorably, as ap-
peared by its statements to its patrons in an
other column. Persons holding policies should
surrender them at once 10 Messrs. Loripg &
Thurston, % Exchange street.
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IMPosTERs.-The success which Helnbolds
EStract Of Buchu has attained during the. past
twenty years has induced many unprincipled
parties to initiate it. Physicians, now almost
universally prescribe "Helmbolds Betchat," on
accounto of its purity and known value, estab-
lished after standing the test and severe criti-
cism of the most eminent professors Of phar-
macy throughout this country and Europe
al that is needed. Every bottle of the Extract
has full directions for its use A medicine
bearing the unqualified Endorsement Of such
men as Dr.. Phgsic, Prof Dewees, DR.. Ephria,a
McDoo6eH and Prof Trauers of the Royal Col
the confidence of millions of families. Among
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JUDGE NORRIS PREsIDING.
Washington Libby VS.. Lyman U. Han
son and trustees. Assumpsit for rent OF house,
Amount claimed $14.19. Detsnce-bouse occupied
by Royal 7. S. Currer, who alone is responsible
Judgment for plaintiff for $14.19. Appealed
Iarrabee. Symonds & Libby.
Samuel A. Packard ct. al. VS.. Joel Leighton and
trustees. Assumpst for dentistry. Balance due s12
Defence-warranty of work. Work not satisfacto
ny. Judgment for plaintiff for $12.
Sweat & Coombs. Dement'S.
New entries, 10; defaults, IT continuances,
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ILLINOIS.


CHICAGO, Oct 30-The damaged grain in
four of the burnt elevators, quantity not stat
ed was sold to-day for $595.
Crosby will not rebuild his opera house but
viii mt business block Oh the SITE
The Pacific Hotel will be rebuilt on the old
Man and SITE The railroads interested will
subscribe 100000 therefor.
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Jacob Rosenzmeig, the abortionist, was t
en- to Sing Sing to-day.
Various MATTERS
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UTAH.

The statement that Tweed has resigned hi
office is not true
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STATE OF WISCONSIN,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
MADIsON Oct. 26 1871

SAMUEL E. SPRING, ESQ.,, Portland, Me.
Dear Sir:-Yoar letter of the 21st inst is at
hanu. The people of your city have been
among the very foremost in the muuifce MT
eener osity to the sufferers by fire in the West.
Please convey to them my warmes: thanks
which are but feeble expression of the graft.
tude felt by the afflicted survivors of this awful
c. lamity.
You do we'll in consigning the clothing to
Mayor Ludington of Milwaukee. That place
is one of the most convenient for distribution
of supplies in the eastern part of the burnt
district. Very truly yours,
LOCUS FAIRCHILD,
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Rnhher KsILaH

CINCINNATI, Oct. 30-A robber who con.
fronted Andrew Stevens, of Delphos, Ohio
Saturday night, with revolver, in his own
house, was stabbed to DEATH The coroner's
jury exoDerated Stevens.
Western Tract Society.
The annual meeting of the Western Book
and Tract Society was held this afternoon.
The expenditures for the year were $21 900,
and there is over $4,000 worth of property on
hand, with an Indebtedness of $4,000.
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We shall also offer with these Pianos a large va.
riety OF elegant Piano covers
Also several second hand Pianos, which Law,
already taken in exchange.
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ACCIDENT afternoon about five
o'clock Patrick O'Day was accidentally thrown
ont of his wagon on Center street, opposite
Spring, and very badly injured. The accident
occurred in attempting to pass between two
iipcers. which were passing at the time.
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| by TELEGRAPH
TO TIE DAILY PRESS.
MAINE
K.uSt U9nit Laid

RocKLAND, Oct 30.-The rails on the Knox
& Lincoln Railroad reached the depot grounds
in this city at two o'clock yesterday afternoon.
A large number of citizens were present to
witness the arrival of the first construction
train that run the whole length of the road
Regular trains will start from hero Gu Wednes
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CITY AND VICINITY
Auction COLUMN


AUCTION COLUMN.
sber,f If Sale. :. F O. Bailey g. Co.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Public Assembly. Lancaster Hall.
Tableaux OF Erin. Music Hall.
A Coon Supper. Putnam Hall.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
New Arrangement. r. r. York.
Ladies' Cloaks. Eastman Brothers.
To Consumptives.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Hall to Let. Geo. r. Davis Sc Co.
Insurance. =. .Loring s. Thurston.
Closing Out Sale. Arthur Noble.
M. G. M, A.....Geo A Harmon.
To Tax, Payers. ;. e. N. Jordan.
Wanted. j. S. Roberts.
Eaton Family School for Boys.
House to Rent. ..Jesse Young.
Lost. Pocket Book.
New Goods. jesse Robinson.
Child for Adoption. ...J. p. Smith.
Wanted. .Lobensteins.
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STEAMER JOHN BROOKS. FROM BosToN-5O0 half
ana quarter boxes rasins 100 boxes bread prepara-
non 20 Dds beet 80 kegs soda, "a bps and II bags
SWEEP potatoes, bids sugar, trunks, hid beer,
d bags oysiers II empty beer bbs, % bdls tarred
parer, coils eordage IS bdls water-ppe, cask OIL
IL bales wool, % boiler tubes,4 mlstones AZ bdls
Ppe 10 bales heps, Is spring BEDS 100 pkgs to ORDER
For Canada anu up country-72 boiler tubes, 10 bales
cotton. bags dyewood, 1877 bbls. -four pcs MARBLE
hhas sugar, 81 bales rags. do calf SKINS 1874 VIM
dow weights, 70 pigs 10 order.
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VIZ csll attention to the Eaton Family
School advertised in another column. LIS 10
cation, Board of Instruction have comoined 10
give it a greater success than any other Oh 'he
kind. Parents wishing to send sons from
home can find no better place than the Eaton
School
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LIVERPOOL, Oct 3O-11.3O a. M.-Cotton steady;
Middling uplapds ssd; do Orleans 9sd; sales 10 :
600 bales.
LONDON, Oct. 30-I1.30 A. M.--Ccnsols opered at
92b for money and account.
American securitiesU. $. 5-20s. 1869, 9lA DO 1866
old. 9ll; do 1867, OF; US io-4Os s94
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 30-1.3n J.. M.-Cotton closed
s.eady: Midding uplands 81 /; do Orleans 9sd; sales
10000 bales.
LONDON Oct. SOL 80 p. M.-American securi-
ties rmer United States 520s 1852 9i do ,old
9tt; do 1887, SO; U. S. 10-4ps s9t.
LoSDoN, Oct 3O.-Consols 92E for money and ac-
count.
American securities = u S. 5-20's 1867, 9ls; do
1865, CID, 91i; do 1867, 90; U. s. 10 40's S94.
PARIS Oct. 3O-4 80 P. M.-Rentes opened at 81
&c.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 30-.3O p. Motion closed
steady; Miidiing upands 81 q 9td; do Orleans ss q
81; saIaS 10000 bales.
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! the many advertised remedies, none more fully
aud faithfully carry out sll that is claimed tor
1t than the above nam+d deservedly peculiar
MEDICINE As a curative-power Tor all Disc as
es oil Inc kdheys, Bladder, Female Weakn' SO,
Gravel, Dropsy, Dyspepsia, aud otber com
plants consequent upon irregular habits, there
is nothing to equal it. There are numberless
connections called Fluid Extract Buchu her ce
our friends IN purchasing should be careful to
ask tor and get none other than HELMBoLD's.
Dr. Helmbold's Drug and Chemical Ware
house IS located at 594 Broadway, N. Y
N. 7. EUe. Globe
CRUELTY TO ANIMALS (but not quite SO bru-
tai as the last Exhibition at Forest City Park.
10 leS horses stand about the streets, in the
cold ram without one of Edgdr's Patent Ee,ati-
lated Oa Cloth Couers. For sale at the Bazaar,
IA Exchange st. oci2S-3t
LII IS SAID that if puff of air were to be
blown into vein of ananimal, death would in
SPONTANEOUSLY follow, because circulation would
be stopped. The blood makes the entire Cir
cult OF the human body every seven minutes,
ana whenever this circulation is impeded or
any OF its channels are clogged by impurities
which ought to be carried off, disease follows
fever or disease of liver kidneyso or scrofula,
or dyspepsia. To get at and remove the source
OF the difficulty use the old and infallble
6lood purifier, DIR. WALKERS CALIFORNIA
VINEGAR BITTERs. oct18th.4w
GET Briggs Corn aud Bunion Remedies
BRIGGS. Pile Remedies are success.
BRIGGS Allavantor cures Catarrh.
Try Briggs Throat and Lung Healer
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BEST stock of Boys Clothing in the city is
at j: Burleigh & Co. 81 Middle street. Come
early and avoid the rush Saturday evening"
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AccIDENT.-Yesterdsy forenoon the borsa -
Elias Chase, E:q., took fright on Cuube,lan nd
street, and dashed at full speed down ced,r
street, where he came in contact with bouoo
which stood in his way. The wagon was broL.
en- up, and Mr.. Chase's little son, who was in
the wagon, was thrown out and very severed,
hurt we hear
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The last Fire on Congress street would not
have been greasy affair if the city had used
the Linen Rubber Lined Hose. For sale at the
Company's agency, IA Exchange st, by Fl.
Taylor & Co. oct2S 81
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ACCIDENTAL little daughter of Mr.. Ager-
son, residing on st. John street, had her leg
broken about midway between the hip and
knee yesterday afternoon by being run over by
jigger Drs. Ludwig and Weeks reduced the
fracture ard the patient is quite comfortable.
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DIR. LELAND may be consulted at his rooms
in Cahoon Block to-day His success is un-
parallel in the treatment of all Chronic Dis
cases. Consultation free
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Fleetwood Park tret for $4,000, mile heats,
best 3 in to harness, was won by Judge Fuller
ton, beating Sea-FoaDl, who was distanced in
second heat. Time, 227, 227 Ia
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AUCTION SALES
House at auction.

ON Wednesday. Nov. LIST. at ~ o'clock, a II story
~ house, contains seven finished rooms and good
cellar Lot about 35x70 feet located in rear of Green
near Congress st. For further particulars apply to
VIM. III. JERRIS, or
F.O. BAILEY & CO., Auct'rs. oc26std
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THE Portland Fraternity take great pleas.
ure in acknowledging the receipt from The
Mercantile Library Association, of fifty .fou,
volumes Of miscellaneous works as a most vel
come, timely and valuable donation to its Ii
brary. II. F. COOLIDGE, Secretary.
Portland Oct 2S 1871
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q O Nj M II RC 1Ax.
Foreign Exports.

Foreign Exports.
HALIFAX, N. 5. Brig Deborah S. Soule-32O0
bbls hour, As pkgs machinery.
81. John NIB. Schr Alice $500 bbls. flour,
10 tons iced. 223S gals whskey.
Foreign Imports.
PiCTnU, Ms. Bark Ramble-49S tons of coal to
A. ID. Whidden - -
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METEOROLOGICAL
synopsis of Weather ksepa arts for the pnst
z4-. TWENTY. EOur E0urs 81.

"yHSPss u w ca'uPF kseports Tor tnc pukt
Twenty.FOur Hours. a..
WAR Dept, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL1
OFFICER, Washington, D. c.,
Oct so, 600 P. MD
The barometer will probably fall in N. Y.
and New England, with south westerly winds
on the lower lakes, veering to the northwest
on Tuesday, and the pressure will increase
with light uortherly winds on the upper lakes
A storm of some severity will be developed on
the lower Mississippi Valley, and move north
winds with cloudy and threatening weather
will probably prevail on the South Atlantic
coast. Cautionary signals were ordered for
this evening at New Orleans, Buffalo and Os-
Wego.
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TRY the Elmwood Cloth Face Collar, the
best yet, Grin Hawkes. & Co., 292 Congress
street, have them. oct3O-1w
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At the meeting of the Board of Mayor and
Aldermen this afternoon an order was passed
authorizing the Mayor to offer reward of
$1,000 for the arrest of the murderer of Kate
Leehan. Sylvester Hayes was examined be-
fore the coroner's jury. Nothing material was
ELECTED. He is still held for further examiua-
ton Wednesday,
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EVERY one that have put in the cement lined
pipe from G. M. &c FL. I. Plummer, Union St.,
like it as they have no rust stains and are not
afraid of being poisoned by galvenzed Iron or
Lead. oct31-lwi
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HORSE CL1pPNG.-Any person wishing their
horse clipped by the new machine, which does
the work in two hours, will please send their
address to Box 1873 P. O. "First come, first
served.'' 30-St
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CONTRIBUTIONS FROM PRIMARY SCHOOL No.
5-Tbe teachers and pupils of Primary No. 3,
touched by the general sympathy which has
pervaded the whole country in favor OF the
sufferers by the great fires in Chicago and
Wisconsin, have made up their contributions
to aid the general cause of humanity in TINS
respect. After having rlised a sum OF money
among themselves and pupils, they expended
1t udiciously in clothing and bedding, such as
blankets, quilts, apparel for both sexes, and
other useful articles, filling quite large box
by their efforts, which will 10 forwarded by ex.
press az once 10 the Wisconsin sufferers. The
teachers Oh inns sohtol are Misses Mary Stack
poie' Eha l.. e'tout AMI Miss Curtis. Very
we'll done. Let Others try the same thing, and
thus aid the good work.
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Injunction Granted.
Nh AsSACHUsE FITS.
fEka U.L.L

Boston, Oct. 3O.-The crew of the United
States steamer Wabash went aboard to-day
and, with the officers, numbers about 600 men
She hauled into the stream preparatory to sail
ing.
The Franklin left Halifax Saturday for Bos.
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Tile ALLAN sTEAMERs.-The winter bus

THE ALLAN STEAMERs.-The winter bust
ness of this line will begin here about the goth
of November, on the arrival of the steamer
Hiberniar, which is advertised to leave Liver
DOL for Portland on the 9th prox. During the
past season this steamer has been completely
rnetamorpbosed, and will not be recognized by
those who we're formerly familiar with her.
She has been cut in two and piece 81 feet
long built in her waist, making her now 1865
ieet in length and of equal tonnage with the
scandinavian. All the modern improvements
have been added, and she is now frst-clasS in
every respect The Hibernian will be follow
ed by the Moravisn, Satmatian new Prus-
sian, HISTORIAN and Scandinavian, in the order
named the other vessels of the line to follow
in course. Besides the mail line to Portland
the Messrs Allan are lunning another mail
line to Halifax and Baltimore, from Liverpool
and Queenstown.
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TELEGRAPH ITEM


There were only three stabbing cases in New
York Sunday, neither of them fatal.
A mob in Williamsburg, N. Y, nearly tore
policeman in pieces who undertook to arrest
drunken man. Help from the police station
saved him.
Supervisor Cobb of the Treasury, reports that
he has caused the arrest or indictment of eleven
collectors and assessors for malfeasance in Of
flea.
The Rev. Septimus Tustin died at Washing
ton on Saturday. He was several times chap
lain of the Senate and House of Representa-
tives.
The wood shed of the Concord railroad at
Hookset, with about 60 cords of wood and some
other property was burned Monday. Loss
$2500.
There are two cases of smallpox at Fisher
vile, near Concord, N. H.
Mason Aldrich's barn at West Littlejohu, N.
H., was burned Saturday, with ten head of cat
tie and 25 tons of hay.
Freeman & Barrett's paper mills at Fort
Wayne. Ind, were burned Monday emorning.
Loss $25, coo.
The London Mansion House Chicago relief
fund Saturday night amounted to Gl2 800 and
the Manchester subscriptions to e16,50
In saloon fight in Jersey City Sunday,
Henry NOlte was shot dead by policeman off
daty who was drinking with the cowd, named
Harmed.
Evans, the detaulting Pennsylvania war
claim agent, has been discharged on the charge
of embezzlDg, bat. hed him in bonds of $780,
GOO to appear on writ of capias.
The parents of young me n going to Washing
ton on business are requested to furnish their
names to the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ten that they may enjoy the benefits of that in
stitutiou.
Mrs. PetoD, residing in Brooklyn was fatal
y burned Sunday by the explosion of bottle
OF gasoline.
A SpartansbnIg, s. c., letter of the 18th inst.
states that the troops have arrested four white
aud twenty negro Ku-Klux in the town of
Union. Gen. Bates, prominent Union
Leagner, and his son are under arrest and in
jail.
The fog signal on Execution Rock, Long Is
land Sound, is not in workin& order and sever
81 vessels during last week were nearlywreck-
ed in consequence.
At meeting of the Mormons in Williams
burg, Sunday, the elders appealed to the Al
mighty to protect Brigham Young and send
confusion to the government.
The Mayor and many officials OF Lexington,
KY, have been arrested on an indictment from
the United States Court charged with felony
growing out of the distu9p ances at the August
The Times says that the Spanish volunteers
at Havana threaten to throw all the tooacco on
the wharves belonging to Americans overheard
and American buyers are consequently anx-
ious about future shipments.
Monday there we're two deaths from yellow
fever in Charleston, s. G.
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SIZE Eastman Brothers advertisement O.
Ladies Cloaks, ETC., in Special Notice Col
umn.
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES

UMBRELLAS, hats, caps, and Gents furnish
ing goods generally at 292 Congress st. d&w
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THE M. L. A. COURSE On Wednesday eve
ming the second lecture of the NJ L. A. course
will be given by the renowned French orator.
M. Coquerel. The subject of his lecture, the
1.-TWO sieges of Paris,' is of special interest
just now, and is handled by him in the most
mastery manner. Ever since his arrival in
this country, M. Coquerel has been occurring
in our largest cities, and always is greeted with
immense audiences. The New York and Bos
ton papers speak Of him in the highest terms
We would remind our readers that no more
course tickets will be issued than were at firsi
printed. The committee inform us that but
150 remain unsold. Remember also, that pur.
chasers Of tickets to this course win be EMIT
led to a liberal discount in purchasing thu
supplementary course tickets
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sherih's Sale.

CUMBERLAND ss.-Taken execution and will
be sold at public auction to the highest bidder on
Saturday, the 4th day of November A. ID. 1871, at
II O'Clock, front OF old City Hail. in Portland and
said County, the following personal property, viz:
Four Sleighs,
One Harness.
Dated at Portland, Oct 3GIh, 1871.
W. l.. PENNELL. Deputy Sheriff.
#. q. BAILEY q co. Aucfioneers.
Oct 81 -dtd
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R. x. HUNT,

Commission Merchant and Auctioase,
MO. 3l6 Congress St., will sell every evening
~ large assortment OF Staple and Fancy Goods.
Goods wi be SOLO during the day in lots to d.
purchasers at wholesale prices. Cash advanced F.,
February H. 1858 dtf
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Guardian,s SaIa

ny virtue of a license from the Hon. John A. Wat
~ erman, Juoge OF Probate. within and tor the
County of Cumberland, the subscriber, Guardian OF
Ellen r. Bibber OF Portland, in SAID county will sell
at Public Auction, on
Thursday, November Esd. 1871.
At o'clock in the afternoon. on the premises the
following described real estate belonging to said Ellen
+. Bibber, to wit:
One-b in common and undivided of a lot OF land
with the buildings thereon situated in said Portland
bounded by Beckett street. and lane fifteen ieet
wide, called "Harrison's Lane" being fs-ty feet on
Beckett eet and eighty feet deep. being lot No. t.
in the division OF Lot No 8, plan recorded In
Cumberland Registry OF Deeds, Book 250 Page 66s
and $780,
By virtue OF said license the subsc iber Is also au-
thorzed to sell said premises at private SALE and he
hereby offers the same at private sal, and reserves
the right SO to sell the any tine previous Tn
the time OF the auction sale.
-.r- j. G. SHIRLEY,
Guardian OF Ella r. Bibber.
GEO. w. PARKER, Auctioneer
oct12 m G. nove
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f. 0. BAILEY Il CO., Auct'r..
Manufacturers Sale of CrOckely

I'm Thursday, Nov 2nd, at 1-2 O'Clock, we shall
" sell at Salesroom IS Exchange st, by catalogue,
a large quantity OF lron-stene China, Rockingham,
G. O. and Yellow Ware, in variety.
eB-Goods on exhibition day before sale.
Catalogue furnished upon application TO Auction
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new work Stock and Money MARKET.
NEW YORK, Oct. 3o-Morning.- opened at
u1s.
Money at per cent. Sterling Exchange at 1889 "a
109h.
Stocks closed steady and dull.
The following are the closing quotations OF Gov
eminent securities:
The following are the forenoon quotations of South
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CulOh faciHc income DOnuS. 10
NEW YORK Oct.30-Eceaino.-rhe Money market
is firm at q per cent, though later some balan-
ces were offered at q 8 per cent.
Sterling Exchange 1854.
Gold dull at 11l8 a 11l3; loans at a per cent.
for carrying and az 164 for USE clearances S32
0C0 The Treas uary paid 275 OF the Novem Der in
terest. b