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New York Banr Statement,


NEW YORK, ct. i6-Cattle slight higher under
scarcity occdsIJued by the interruption of bushes
with hlcdsos The arrivals are n W improving ;saes
at q 6l average 81 Receipts Tor the week IS, 900:
sheep and .mbs unchanged atep Al a u. Recei Dis
5000; hogs hrmer at 25 q so; 81 q III tor dress
ed.
NEW YoRK, Oct 16-Evening. closed
heavy; sales 204l bales; MddliDg upla DIS at2tt (.
tiou close auil and in buyers favor; sales 10 900
bbs.; State 40 q so; round hoop Ohio U5 q
SO; Western ~ a 80; southern 20 q 9 rs :
Wheat h. avy anu lower with moderate export re-
Ambe State 81; White do 20, Whit Red Wes-
tern l So "a 90. Com heavy SAFES 1s2 00I bash.
closing al 76kd in store; 7s5 aoat. Oats heavy sales
1000 bush. at So q 535c for Western. Beet quiet
Pork heavy; mess Is IL q 10 25;. Lard seady at a
"a i0s. Whisky hrmer Western nee So a y5tc =
tiice 1rm; Carolina "a 94c. Sugar steady; Cuba
sgsh Cofeeffrm; RIO l63 q i9c. Molssses dull
Nayal Stores-Sprits Tui pentine firm at sc; kOsin
nrm at At q Al. Petroleum steady; crude 144c; re-
fined 232c. Tallow steady. -.d
freiguts TO Liverpool hrmer; Cotton, per steam
ia; 10 sail e GIG Flour Per sail a 81; Whea,,
per steam, l1!d. Grin per sail, 93D 104d.
CINCINNATI, oct 16.-Pork nominal; Bulk meats
weak and nomina shoulders 6Ic SUES 6sc clear rib
sides &C. eacoa dull ana divoping; shoulders 74e;
Sues IL q Sc. Whiskey steady al 9tc
IoLrDo Oct. 10 II our dull and UNCHANGED.
Wheat du and a shade lower; No 2 White Wabash
100; Amber Michigan Az; No. Amber Illinois
oQ; No. do As; No. 2 led 42t. Corn steady /;
high Mixed So; w Mixed OSLO Oats steady, No. i
at o9c; No. at 37s; nlcnIgan SO.
OnAkLEsrok, Oct. 16.-Golio1 quirtj Mtddhng
of'isaAds Isl IN 1850
SAVANNAH. Oct. 16-Cotton dull; low Modlius
aplands at 1896,
aiosiLh, Oct 16.-Cotton dull, Middiing uIlands
100
sew OR EAEs. Oct. 16.-Cotton easier; NEEDING
uplands 1871 a 193Cc
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School Committee.

The October meeting of the School Commit
tee was held last evening.
Mr.. True, for The Supervisors of the High
School, reported the temporary appointment
OF Mr.. VIM. Sargent as assistant in the High
School, vice Mr.. Roberts, resigned.
Miss Ellen D. Stevens was elected an assist
ant teacner in the grammar department of the
North School.
Contie ued leave of absence was granted to
Miss Susan Il. Dennison of the North School
on account of illness.
The Committee on the North Schol reported
the following changes Of teachers in that school
Miss Annie D. BALDWIN in place of Ellen D
Stevens; Emma Robinson in place of Miss
Hattie e. Morrill,; Clara Stevens in place of
Annie d. Baldwin; E. L. Austin in place of
Sarah J. Nutting.
The sub-committees on the different schools
reported the following temporary changes:-
Ia the West School leave of absence was grant.
ed to Miss Carleton, Miss Nollett acting as Prin-
cipal. and Miss BuZelle filling the assistants
Mace. III Primary No. 5, Miss Florence Cur.
It's to temporarily supply the place of Miss
Robinson. IL Primary No. 2, leave of absence
was granted TO Miss Blake. Mr.. Files, OF the
Intermediate for Boys, was granted leave o
absence on account of illness; Mr.. Payson tt
supply bis place. Miss Mary A. Plummer hal
been placed in charge of Primary No. ., II
place of Miss Owen during her absence.
The following order, offered by Mr. L.
Smith, was UNANIMOUSLY adopted, after discus
sion:
Oroered, That the morning session OF all tns
Iu.he schools be omitted on Friday, the ZOtt
Inss, on 'ne occasion of the visit of Preside u
1raht 10 TINS city; and the Chairman of thi.
BOARD ~ hereby requested to coufer with The
Commltte- oil Ar angemepts IN the mart of thu
cry government for the lecention ot The Presi
cent, lor the purpose OF securing sueb arrange
mepIs 90 that occasion as shall afFord 60 IL.
pupils OF the schools a Convenient onnortnn;t,
to see the President. 'pp0i '"ni''
The applications of Miss frances Mann
of Portland, and Annie N Davis, of snring
field, Mass, for employment as teacber. wor
received and placed on file.
A communication from the officers oe al
Girls Library Association of the Port,an
high School, in relauon to the library of III
association Was received and placed on file.
Messrs Joseph A Locke, Thomas b. Rec,
and Samuel R. Leavitt were elected membe
of the Board to fill vacancies.
Bills to the amount o. $1,475.42 were pr
.ented AID ordered to be paid.
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N o r. L G. r. .

WHEREAS Allen Haines of Portland in the
w county OF Cumberland in rtg ut OF lis wIis,
Jane r. haines, ami the said Jane X. haines IN
her own right, the thirtislh day OF Au .asl, A.
corded la the Registry ID eeds in said county of
Cumberland, in book 1913, page 49, convey ed 10 the
New England Mutual Life Insurance 0npany, a
corpor stion organized under the laws OF the Com
monweaith OF Massachusetts AID htvm, Its prime j.
Pal plice OF business al Boston, in sad Com .non-
wealth, The following described real estate suu ale
in Por LAND IN he Iouniy OF Cumberland with tho
brick store thereon stan0ing, bounded as follows,
to wit: Beginning at the monument at the juuc
tlou OF Mldd lie antOhu, CHI street running the zee
no.,hwesterly on said Cnurch street one hu udrsd
and twenty ieet to passageway leading fromChurch
TO Pear stleet; thence southery SAID lssagews
tGirty leet To the middle OF the diviulng he ore
thereby conveyed from the store adjoining; thence
through the centre oil sad partition wall hum
dred and twenty feet 10 aid Middle street; thence
northeasteriy said Middle street, thirty to the
place OF beginning, together wi6h the right to use
the stairs leading to the chambers, and also the
passage-way Aforesaid in common with the
owners OF the ad Olning store, being tae stOIe
and lot now occup ed by sheppard 81 Com pany,
with authority in otthe breach OF The condition
OF said mortgage, to sell sand premises at auction and
from the proceeds o. SAID sale TO pay the deb sceur-
ed thereby and all costs, charges and expenses
tanned OF incurred by reason OF any breach OF the
eondi ion OF said mortgage, togetaer with commits
sion OF Two and ono-hali per cent. the gross
amount OF sale:
And where IS the condition OF sail mortgage dee 4
has been broken ny said Allen Haines and Jane r.
Hines this Is to give notice that said real estate
will be sold at public aucion said premises mo.
seventh day OF November A. D. 1871 at Ii ocloc, in
the forenoon, tor the reason ami purpose aforesaid
Lated at Portland this fourteenth Gay OF october,
A. d. 1871. .
The New England Mutual Lie Insurance Compa-
ny, by BESJAMIN +. STEVENS,
.t President.
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Loss TO INSURANCE CONFERENCE.-The nub

Loss TO INSURANCE COMPANIES. The pub.
fishers OF the Insurance Spectator have issued
circular concerning the iotal amount of
losses of Insurance Companies by the Chicago
fire. They say: -.
"We cannot imagine tn t. after deducting
salvages, The actual loss by this fire will muc d
exceed $35 600 600. IL the terrific fire at Port
aud, in The New York Great Fire. OF 1885
and, in fact, in every other general conf ra-
ton, the salvages toot up to very large sums.
Walls lett Sanding, goods unburnt in cellars,
machinery intact, the sale of damaged goods,
and other items ~ to mitigate what at first
seemed an irreparable disaster. The total val
uation Of property, real and personal, in Chica-
30, was about $265,O00. 600. More than halt of
this was represented by the land, now really
worth more than ever; halt the remainder
ust have been in the two-thrds of the houses
aot burned; and there must be deducted the
salvage from The rest, including stocks, bonds,
money and the like, lying ID vaults ana sales"
The New York Post considers the estimate
low but not unreasonable. -
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CHdN \.
Disasters at Sea.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 16-Ship Sumatra, for
San francisco, was caught in the late typnOon
~ the Chinese waters, and returned TO Hong
Kong in distress. The French ship Marcy was
destroy ed by the typhoon and the captain was
dro Sned. & magnificent granite pagoda was
demolished.
Foreign Items.
at meeting in Liverpool where the Mayor
presided, committee was raised to obtain sub.
scrlptlons and $500 was raised on the spot.
There is rumor OF a political disturbance in
Corsica believed to be inspired by Bonapartists
An expedition to defend Manitoba against
the Fenians will set out from Colhngwoed, Ont
Ffiday, consisting OF 200 six month, men COM
manded by Col. Osborne Smith. al
A Lima despatch via Kingston says rich gold
mines have been discovered at Huacho, causing
great excitement. Rich deposits OF gold ana
silver have been found near Iquequi, Chill.
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WN OM IN G.
Heavy snow Storm.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 16.-There was a very Sc
we're snow storm on Thursday last near Raw
Inns Station, Wyoming. The snow is three or
four deep in some places. Passengers on the
train report that they were delayed twelve
hours with nothing to eat and very little fuel.
There was heavy snow all day yesterday at
Santa Fe, New Mexico
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supreme Judicial Court.

MoNDAY-TLe court came in this afternoon aDt
the ries were empaneed as follows:
Geo T Rogers, Freeport, Foreman; Greer field 7
Allen, fownai; David boohby, BalIwIn; John
Chlse, Sfaudsh; Angler CurIs, haI pswell; Arat
kvans, VIM kye'e h, Portland; James Hasty
SJanJl h; Hiram neniy, bartOn Il Jordan, Bruins
wick; Sslvanus Rowe, Yarmouth, Rufus Legrow
Windham.
Auna NJ Sullivan, administrative VS. Mutual Lit
Insurance Company. Action to recover the amour
otan insurance policy the life OF Thomas Stanton
for $780, VIII Oh was assigned to the plaintiff in th.
case.
Defence, that the policy was forfeited and after
ward, renewed on certificate that Stanton was Ii.
good health, which was false. On trial.
= Strout &c Gage. j. H. Dranmond
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HAVANA, Oct. il4.-Sugar--The stock'remaining in
wareno1 ss at Havana and Aatauzas is lie 900 boxes
anu 1876 hhds. receipts tor the past week $40 bNs
exported dur'ns the week from Havana anu Natau
zas 9iOooxes and $40 hhds. o. which 5000 boxes and
80 hhds W. tor the United States. All Qualities
slightly declined ana the market iull No u Dutch
standard Sugar at 10 reals W arrone; Nos 10 to ~
at III a 134 reals. Molssses Sugar Sbreas ~ arrohe
market nominal; Muscovada rair 10 good red ing S
reals. Frights " box Sugar to Northern ports 81 |;
v lind do do "a.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 1910 80 A. M.-Cotton firm /:
Middlng uplands sad; do Orleans lOtd sales IL 900
bales.
- LONDON, Oct. 15-1l3O A. M.-Consols opened at
92t ior money and account.
American securitiesU. S. 5-20s 1869, S92; do 1866
old, 80; do 1867, 9tt; U. S. i0-40s $50.
FRANKFORT, Get. 16-Evening. States
$40 bonus for 1852 closed at 95s.
LONDON, Oct. lei 80 p. M.-.American secure
ties; Unned states 5-2O's 1862, 90t do ls65,old sua
do 1887, 9ia "
lIvERPooL, Octt6-2 P. M.-Cotton closed quiet
middIng upands 81 9 95d. 1allow ATS Cd. Re
Led Petroleum 19Id.
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IL LIMOS.

CHICAGO, Oct 16.-There was wonderful &C.
tivlty i'll the south division to-day. Thousands
of men were at work clearing away debris,
pntung up temporary buildings, &c. Every
laboring man willing to work can tind plenty
to do at liberal wages. The action of the ban ks
yesterday unanimously resolving to open for
business to morrow, and the promptness of the
insurance companies in settling losaes inspires
renewed confidence.
The reports OF the loss of lire bave been great
~ exaggerated. The number OF dead bodies
already discovered is less than 1875 A large
number supposed tie be lost are alive and well.
The Board of Trade has not yet decided up
on the future 10 alton of the building.
The Rush Medical College resumed its usual
course IN rne CITY hospital to day.
Postmaster Eastman announces that the
money order department is in operatiyn and
ready to pay all orders. Postmasters making
deposits should remit National Bank Drafts
on New York and send currency by restored
letters e.
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Total received by Edward M Rand s464O 70.

THE PEOPLES COURSE. opening con-
cert of this course at City Hall last evening by
Messrs Barnabee and Winch, Mrs. j. w.
Weston and Miss Ryan, was quite well attend
ed though the audience was not so large as it
ought to have been, for it was really superior
entertainment, though not faultless. Barna-
bee, as usual, relaxed the muscle of mirth and
put his audience in good humOr with his inim-
table humor. Mrs. Weston, however, did not
so fully rouse sympathy as she usually does,
although her execution was brilliant and unex-
ceptionable. 1t was like the sparkle of the
diamond which gives no warmth. Miss Ryan's
voice was pure, clear and flexible as usual, and
she was well received. Mr.. Winch sang his
ballad and song very well and was properly
applauded. Mr.. Johuson's piano solo called
forth a genuine encore, TO which he responded
with an Etude by Carl de Meyer, given with
genuine expression aud form, which delighted
his friends, who have been watching his pro-
gress in the art to which he has devoted him.
self so assduOusIy Il
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PROF. E. S. MoRsE.-Ths Philadelphia pa
pers contain such glowing accounts of the
opening lecture Of the franklin Institute last
Wednesday, by Prof. Morse, that we look for
ward to the commencement of his course on
Thursday evening next, more eagerly than ev-
er. These lectures have no correction with
any others he will give here. The supplement
tary course OF the p A. & N. q. will be lyce-
um lectures of very popular character, while
these will dea. with the animal kingdom in a
more scientific and thorough manner, but yet
so clearly that nobody can fail to underatapd
everything that is said. As but two hundrt d
and fifty tickets are to be sold, and most OF
these are subscribed for, we would advise those
who purpose attending to supply themselves
immediately
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Gen. Howard was made to suffer on account
OF the Chicago fire by man claiming to be
the Chicago correspondent OF the Cincinnati
CONNER ciai, VINO induced the American Have
lock TO give him 800 for a dealt that proved to
be worthless.
Il is said that Admiral Porter anticipates Sc
rious trouble between our naval forces and the
Coreans and advises sending thither an arma-
ment adapted to operations in the interior wa
ter. Dispatches indicate that the Coreans are
making preparations to defend themse Ives
against all intruders l.
1t is asserted in government circles that no
further mercy will be extended to Hodge, the
deiaulting paymaster. He must serve out the
whole of his term of ten years Imprisonment
at Albany. Won't our Democratic friends
urge that Major Hodge is prosecuted because
he is a Democrat?
The chicago banks open for business to-day,
paying deposits in full. .ss .. ..
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Money! percent. Sterling Exchange 1881 q lt93.
NEW YORK. Oct. 16-EUeRtn0.-1t is estimated
mat Chicago banks have cash and available assets
here to the amount OF So, OO0O e0 two OF banks
sent to-day 100000 in greenbacks TO Chicago, all
'he btapces will probably be soon drawn.
NCabie dispatches report marked Improvement in
the London stock Exchange; here were coasidera-
pie sales oil Gold by speed ators which carried the
price SO low that Foreign bankers stopped the pur-
chase OF bonds, increasing the demand currency
ID move the Cotton crop
money active and hardening on call, per cent
uirency 10 Gold interest weak; borrowers pail 3.
nigh as Il q t8I er cent.
Sterling xchauge weak at 10S q 1881 long; Gold
neavy and closing at 1i5i loans q per cent; the
clearances $35,0U0 0O0. The Colo has fix
ed the rate of brokerage at Lea between brokers and
Lie to outsiders
Gssernments heavy ard a ! per cent. lower:
State securities firm. S ocks heavy and very weak
at decline OF g per cent. r
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HILLS MANIocA-The Great East Indian
Delicacy. Puddings, Jellies, Blanc Mango
c cams, Griddle Cakes, &C., when mace from
Manioca are so delicious that one trial secures
it warm welcome to every table. 1t is the
most nutritious vegetable production yet dis
covered; one package makes six buildings, for
an ordinary sized family. Sold by all grocers.
Prepared only, by Mainoca Co., 2S7 Washing
ington st., New York. oet16-sod st
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co M M ~ e CaAL,


Receisss nv stsilrssds aud STEAMBOATS,.
STEAMER DIRIGo. FROM NEW YORK-4S09 dry
hides 500 bila pare, 20 do car springs, l29 bars
6a'es cotton, II do rags J5O haf chests tea 121 bbs
nsh 20 do sugar 6 do fruit ~ do hard ware 10 tubs
butter, tirkns do % pcs water pill 100 boxes to-
Dacco, q do canned ods So do pine apples. 10 do
eneese 90 de starch, 100 do rai.ils IS clocks 30
10 di ugs, 30 do har ware rs do lin plate. 10 Ibis
sIegr, 20 do saltpetre, do brimstone hhds. to
Dacco 200 pigs sundIies.
STEAMER JOHN Brooks. FROM BosToN-2O cases
ana ~ balrs dOmestcs, 10 sewing machines 40 cases
coils lead, Is bds chair STOCK II BAGS pc aoes 80
pms @weet putat es IL hlls leather IS boxes glass;
i9 pcs pipe. 10 water valves IS coils cordage Is les
'arq casks crockeiy, pcs role, 10 bdIs iron 80
aiDoys. carriage, hors 2, 100 pkgs to order.
70 canada ana up country-l4 franks, l4O bags
anu % bbls. dyewOod, o.gaes, % bales l. "A pcs
marole 90 bdl- lea her Sc bbs ur, 100 green hides
oats rags, 20 bars iron, 49, kegs railroad spikes
20 pi gs to order.
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CHARLESTON, Oct, 13.-Freights to Liverpool by
steam direct a. on uplands, ID on Sea Islands ;,via
New York Cd on uplands, I'd on Sea Islands, by sail,
erect. GIG oo Uplands and nominal on Sea Islands
10 Hivre b, sail nominal, Coastwise-To New York
by steam ic tb on uplands, lc W ID on Sea Islands
Sl60 tierce on Rice; by sail, IL p fb on uplands,
4Oc W bol on Rssin, 81 q " M on Lumber and 81
"a 10 W NJ on TIMBER. To Boston, by sail, &c % lib
on upland Cotton; to Providence by sail So ~ 81 on
Boards; &C. lib OH upland; by steam 81 P bale in ad
dition to New York rates Vessels are in demand to
take Lumber heights from Georgetown, sc. Darien
and Satila rive, Ga, and Jacksonville, Florida. to
Northern potts and $40 a u y M are rates On Lum-
her and Rnar.Is
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BUSINESS NOTICES.


PORTLAND, Oct. 14th 1871
Andreao j. Chase, Gent Agent Travellers Iasur-
dnce Company.
DEAR SrR:-In acknowledging the receipt
of cbeck9or $500 90 from the Travellers Iusur.
ance company in payment of 26 weeks indem-
nifty for total loss of time occasioned by inju-
ries received by falling through the scuttle in
my store the 24.h day OF March, 1871, wish
to express my thanks for the attention given
to my claim and the promptness of its pay
ment. This benz fit derived from accident In
surance never could been more opportune, and
the relief this afforded leads me to commend
the Travellers as an institution ably m inaged
prosperous and and widespread in its benef
cence. Yours very trnly,
NATHAN NJ, WOoDMAN.
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PORTLAND, RUTLAND, oswEeo 8 CHICAGO

PORTLAND, RUTLAND, OswEGo & CHICAGO
RAILWAY Coat an adjourned meeting OF
the annual meeting of the stockholders of this
corporation. held on Wednesday, the 18th inst.
the following board of directors was chosen:-
Allen Haines, N. G. Rice, William H. Fessen
den and John Neal, Portland; j. w. Lane,
Hollis; o. p. Fowler, Bristol, N. H.; Freder-
ick Billings, Woodstock, VT; Gilbert Moli-
son, Oswego, N. Y; VIM. McEchron, Glen's
Falls. N. Y john Cane, Rutland, VT; D. W.
O'Brion, Cornish, Me. At meeting of the
directors, subsequently, held, Allen Haines OF
his city, was chosen President, and john Neal
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The matter Of assigning the new members
was referred to a special committee.
The report of the Rev. Mr.. Root, in regard to
the introduction OF drawing in the schools, and
bis services as instructor, accompanied with
his bill for services were submitted by Doctor
Gordon. n.ttsF
The resignation of Col. Charles b. Merrill
as a member of the Board was received and
placed on file. Adjourned.
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
Agency of J. III. Webster.

Agency of J. III. Webster.
PORTLAND, Oct 16, 1871.
The undersigned would respectfully inform
his patrons that the "Holyoke" of Salem, aid
GRADERS Mechanics" of Lowell suffered no loss
by the confagration at Chicago, and are issu-
ing policies at slightly advanced rates.
OFFICE OF THE ATLANTIC FIRE ms Co, \
N No. 178 Broadway. New ,Yo,k, )
New York, Oct. l., 1871. !
To the AGENTS of this Company:
We are not yet fully ADVISED as to the amount
that we shall lose by the Chicago fire, but hay
ing carefully examined the records of our risks
there. and all the returns in our possession, we
ale happy to be able to state to our Agents and
the public, that she Atlantic can meet all it's
losses, with the same promptitude for which it
has always been distinguished, leaving its cap
ital uoimpared for future operations.
1t is obvious that this disaster will suggest to
all interested, the necessity of liberal adj
vance in premium rates.
JOHN d. Cocks, President.
w. D CORNELL, Secretary
The Commerce Insurance Company of Al
bany, send the following despatch:
I'VE have suspended business, bat losses
will be paid and outstanding policies are Sc
cure"
sG. A. VAN ALLEN, Vice President.
J H. WEBSTER:
6S Miudle st.
BLANKETS at lowest prices at Cogia Has
sans
PERSONS in poor health should not fail to
consult DR.. Leland. He will remain at his
rooms in Cahoon Block until five o'clock this
z. NJ. Consultation free.
CUMBERLAND COUNTY Sunday School Asso-
citation meets at Lutte Falls, Gorham, We'd
nesday afternoon at 2 80. Take the cars on the
Portland & Ogdensburg r. R., at 80 and be
there in season. Fare 40 cents, free return
tickets. Every one who viii go has cordial
invitation from the citizens of that place
| All persons holding policies in the Market
Insurance Company, of New York, and the
Putnam Fire Insurance Company, Of Hartford
Conn, issued at this agency, are requested tt
hand them into this office for exchange and re
turn pemium.
Dow, COFFIN & LIBBY,
AZ Exchange ST.
Portland, Oct. 16, 1871. St
ALL of the best sty les of Hats aud Caps cal
be found at 1872 Congress st.
ALL the latest novelties in Millinery at Cogi
Hassan's.
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JUDGE MORRIS PREslDtSa.
MoSpAY-kobert ID. Shaw VS.. Jabez O. Benson
Paries r, size in Gray. Assumpsit on account an.
nexed for groceries, &c, $i7.4Q.
kD9teoce-Account i'll ssttoff $40 and se.tleme mt
OF all demands. Judgment for planuff SSH.
Wilton. Frank
Number OF entries Is; defaults. 10; conin uances,
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AUCTION SALES
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