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The Portland daily press., 1871-09-22
The Town Of HebrO q .

To the Editor of The Press:
| Passing few weeks under the shadow o
Stre3ked Mountain, thought it might not bt
uninreresting to some fyOur readers to heal
something of Hebron, and the surrounding
country. 1t is beautifully situated among the
hills of Oxford county, iorty-eight miles from
Portland; the Streaked Mountain ridge bounds
| it on the north and east; the Streaked Noun
tain proper, together with Hebron Height be-
ing the hest, six thousand feet above the
level OF the sea- On clear day, by the aid of
glass, Portland and the harbor can be readily
seen.
Hebron contains theloldest church in the
State (Baptist) with the Rev. Henry Baker as
pastor.
The principle attraction to Hebron is the
academy, which was established in 1906. Mr..
a. y. Herrlck, man of great abilities, has pre-.
siued with great success over his school for ten.
years. Misses Alice Burnham and Nellie Koofe-
uian' ootf ladies of refinement and culture, as
well as scholars, are the assistants, The stu
oentS' OF Doth sexes, numbering about one hug
dred' are from different parts of the State: !
they are healthy, Industrious, fun loving set |
some preparing for college. others pursuing |
the plain English branches. Many eminent |
men, received their education here. AMONG |
whom, were ex-Gov. Paris, and Hon. Hanui- |
bal Hamlin.
The mountain air goes far in prolongipg life |
as may be shown in the case OF a LADY in this |
house, who was born iand bred among these |
hills, and at 83 years can walk and work more |
than any OF ber granddaughters, and is as
pleasant and CHEEKY as young .lady; and in |
deed, all of the residents are social, making it
a pleasant place fol recreation.
No. 4 hill is called the worst hill in this sec.
tion; but one is richly repaid for the exertion |
made in reaching the tops, by the view there |
presented. Paris Hill, which before seemed |
so high, seems to be in valley; and with
SINCE Poll in the foreground, asd the lofty
range of the White and Green Mountains in
the back ground presents a scene for a painter.
A. 9. s.
HEBRON Sent 18th, 1871.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-22

NEW YORK. Sept 2i-EVening-Cotton in light
demand &c decline; sales s44 bales; Middling up
tern steady: state $50 a 90; round hoop Ohio 30
O So; Western s go q 70; soalhern 35 "a 9 90.
he Il G &c better; safes Is 800 bush.; No. lSpring
At 40; NJ. 2 do At @1 4s; Wint Red Western t
1 SO q 81; White Michigan IS q 70. Com firm
er; sales 1870 00 bush. Mixed Western ~ a 724,,
store 735 q "a afioat. Oats active and frmer
Pork trmer at 81 q 81 Butter steady; Ohio 10 a
zoe; state IS q SIC. Whiskey quiet Western Iree at
94lc, Rice firm; Carolins 81 @ ssc. Sugar IN tair
request; Muscovado 9t a 9sr far to goo irefning 81
a 9Ic Cntfee firm and hl her; Ro 143 a I73c Ma
val Stores-Spnits Tu!pentine quiet at 60 q 6OB
sf sls lSs' Sn,, ws..4 1 "a ,a'~ ,a, ns~
1Od.
.dIoaGo, Sept. 21.-Flour unchanged. Wheat ac-
tive; No. aspiring Al 16l Coon active; No 2 nix
Ell 4oi 4s3. Oats stronger;No. at S02 0 sic. Rye
higher; No. at 64t q Csc. BarleyN; No. Sprinq
at GA high Wines advanced &c and quo ed at 9Oc
PIosisons quiet. Pork 12 70 a 70 s73. Lard Sac
"a Sc. Bulk Medis-shouters &c; Live Hogs shade
II mer AT 425 q 4 623. Cattle quiet.
Receipts 1000 bbs. -four, ,ii23 900 BUSH wheat 49,.
ooo oush corn 900 bush. oats, 23,OOO bush. rye
$1,000 bush barley 800 hogs.
S6ipmen,s 80 bbls. tour, 1900 bush wheat
10000 bush. corn 234 900 BUSH GA s. 900 bush bar
ley 5000 bogs.
TOLEDO, Sept. 21.- Four firmer aud in demand
heat advanced "a 1c; No White Wabash A.
No; Shite Michigan AZ: Amber south -rn 1 3ss a
| ! go; no. Amoer Illinois Sc; No Red | 81 q
9' 59' NO 200 at 335 90 3i; No do a. 20 q
~ "a Corn shade bitter; high Mixed at 55a; low
do noc' elow So; White 55y !; no grade 53c. Oat
steady; NO. 2 at 36I q s6!c; Michigan &c.
| uplands 49,.
| SsyANEAB. Sept. 21.-Cotton firm; Miodling up
lands 1s6 q 19c.
Mobile Sent. 21.-Cotton steldv: Middliug M
| lands 10 q 19bc.
NEw UafEaNs, Sept. 21.-Cotton steady; Mid
| uplands 20 a 2otc.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-22

| Ihe President goes 60 Chicago Monday ant
aitti 0riet visit return to Washington.
| oo Yachts Sappho aud Eoch antress are to rae,
oo miles to windward and return, outside o
sandy Hook.
Inere were 80 bids for government gold to.
uay running from 112 2S to ia 81 The award
was SIX millions at 113 80 to 1145
An attempt is to be made TO enlist the Ma
sonic sonic fraternity in the Washington National
m"nument scheme.
Ihere was a panic on the New York ferry
ooat faVonia this morning, caused by the
body hurt.
Edward w. Nichols, landscape painter and
iI9rmefiy I music teacher, native OF Oxford, N.
81 years.
=, Wesley Foss of Stafford, N H., left his home
iuesoay morning, and not returning, search
was made for him. About ten o'clock at night
ue was round dead in field near by, having
committed suicide bv sh ooting himself through
Ioe nead He was q years old, and recently
~, Inc verdict of the coroner's jury at Mnnch
EuuoK' on the victims of the accident on the
DelaWare, LackawanDna & Western Railroad,
h"SusC loln, censure the COMPANY for not
proV'd'ng a sufficient force of brakemep, and
cehsnres one brakeman for not protecting the
rear OF his train.
Inc United States Steamer Tallaposa, hav-
ihs among its passengers Senator Cattell and
family arrived in Philadelphia yesterday.
The Grand Lodge of G. T. for New York
eiected Henry Ward of Buffalo w. G. G. T. OF
the State.
General Pleasanton has been elected Presi-
cent OF the Terre Haute and Cincinnati Rail-
road Co.
Lieutenant Lous, Third Infatry, has been
dis missed the service tor conduct unbecoming
an officer and gentleman.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-22
Mayor Ada nls:
MARYLAND.
Royal Arch Dasons of the United states

BvLTIMoRE, Sept. 21-Gene-aI Royal Arch
Chapter OF Masons of the United States, this
a. m. elected the following officers for ensuing
three years: j. IA. Drummond of NJ aine, Grand
High Priest; E. H. English of Arkansas, Dep
uty Grand High Priest; Charles III. Ohr Of
Maryland, Grand King; Charles Marsh OF
California, Grand Scribe; John Mcclellan OF
Massachusetts, Grand Treasurer; G. G.. Fox
of New York, Grand Secretary; Joseph Yeats
of Wisconsin, Grand Captain of this Post; D.
c. Dawk'Bs OF Florida, Grand Royal Arch
Chaplain.
The Grand Encampment OF knight Templars
OF the United States, in session this evening,
elected the following officers: Most Eminent
Grand Master, j @ Fellows of New Or
leans; Right Eminent Deputy Grand Master
James II. Hopkins of Pittsbnrg; Very Emi.
nent Grand GeDeralissimo, Vincent L. Hurl-
but of Chicago; Very Eminent Grand Capt ain
General, Benjamin Dean of Boston; Very
Eminent Grand Senior Warden, Irving Nj
Smith Of East Saginaw, Mich Very Emi
pent Grand Junior Warden, William G. Pat.
ton of Meridian, Miss; Grand Treasurer, j 90
w. Simmons OF New York; Grand Recorder
Theo. S. Parvn of Iowa City.
Judge VIM. Taylor, delegate from Texas
who has been i'll here, died tonight.
The procession, including so Communicates,
and 5000 knights, moved at moor, and occupied
an hour 10 passing.
The silver service, presented by the Balti
more Commapdery No 2 for the greatest pro.
fciency in drill, was awarded to Detroit Com
mandery No. l.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-22
CAE.IEU RyiA.
Salif1rusu News.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 2l.-Mark L. Nc
Douald, late oil the firm of Mcdonald & Whit
pey, leading stock brokers OF San Francisco,
who suspended two weeks ago to-day, an,
uounced his readiness to pay every dollar OF
his indebtedaoss and Immediately relnstailed
and resumed business. :,
There is a strong upward tendency in all
Nevada stocks.
A colored jury, the first in the Poetic States
was summoned today by Coroner Letterman
(Dem.) and empanneled in case of colored b'y
drowned last evening.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-22

DIR. J. b. WEBB.-Rumors were cn,ron.
here for day or two that Mr. j. b. wehh
Principal of Gorham Academy and Supervisor
of Schools for Cumberland County, has issued
checksg on the Casco National bank to the
amount of $1,000 and they have been dishoned
by the bank, 10 funds of his being on deposit
IT. IL understood that he has been for some time
embarras sed, and it is said hat when he CAV,
tho checks be expected to provide for them be
fore thew were presented Mr. Webb is il
Brdetou holding an Institute, and it is hope.
thai ya.n be returns be will give sach an ex
plaualio2 of the matter as WILL restore the con
ddence that has SO generally been repossd II
him,
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-22
METEOROLOGUCaL.
SynOptis Of Wen.h- Rep prts for the pas
twenty Four Hours.

WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL)
OFFICER, Washington, d G.,
Sept q, (730 p. My
The area of high barometer which Wednes-
day ateroon was over Wisconsin and Lake
Superior has moved southwest and east iuto
Pennsylvania and New York. The low pres
sure in Georgia is piobahly now east of Flori-
da. North and northwest winds have prevail
in the Middle and Eastern States, with di-
minishing strength during the day. North
winds with cloudy weather on immediate
South Atlantic coast and brisk southeast winds
with taiiI barometer low prevailing west of
Michigan and Indiana. Clear weather is
everywhere reported except on the South At
lan,ic coast. An area OF very low baromete r
probably will be north of Nebraska. after hav-
ing APPARENTLY passed over Oregon. Wednes-
| DAY morning falling barometer with increas-
ing winds from southeast and southwest
Probably for Friday morning from Lake Huron
| ana superior to Missouri. Easterly winds for
| and Gulf States.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-22
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FER RANOR.
HOChefNrl3a n riaI.
TO THE DAILY PRESS.

| FRANCE.
Rochefcr,'s rial.
VERSAILLES, Sept q. Rochefort, in his de,
fence before the court martial SAYS he refuse d
| to accept release from the Prussians durin o
the siege of Paris
The Catt'e Plague.
The cattle plague is Increasing in the north
of France.
The Golden Fleece.
President Theirs has been presented by King
Amadeus with The Order of the Colder Fleece
institnie ed by Philip Third in 1929
~ Thiers held leugthy interview to day with
Won Armin upon the subject of the DELAYED
treaty between between France and Germany,
KOchefo,t Sentenced.
Rochetort was sentenced by the court mar.
tlal to transportation to penal colony Tor life.
GREAT BxITAsN.
The London Journals ON A mericau Mar,
tiers.
LONDON, Sepl. 21.-1he London journals to
day coDtiDue to discuss the alleged exposures
al New York, and publish sharp editorials
upon the hnancts OF that city. The London
papers also contain editorials upon the rela-
tlons between the United States aud Mexico
inspired by the outrages recently perpetrated
upon the crews OF the American barks Broth
ers and Harvest Home
The InteraaIional Society,
AT the congress of the International Com
9and IN London to-day, delegates from Italy,
Spain, France, Belgium, Germany aud Swift
zerlan, are present. Carl KaIx presides. The
object vf the meeting is to arrange for immedi
ate action on the Coutnent.
TURKEY.
The Turkish Ministry.
LONDON, Sept. 21.-Further changes in the
thA Turkish ministry have occurred, but not
important.
CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.
The Dian Ond Fields.
LONDON, Sept 2.-Late adyices from Cane |
OF Good Hope are to the effect that dianonds |
co ntinue to be found in great number in the |
fields at the North. The rush to the digoinos |
ard the excitement over the discoveries is un. |
abated.
JAMACIA.
Eearthquske
KINGSTON. Sept. q The teegrap ph cable to /
the Island of st. Kits has been damaged by |
an earthquake which Inflicted much damage in |
The Island of Tortola and several Thousand |
persons we're rendered homeless
bOMINION OF CANADA.
Destructive Gale.
HALIFAX, Sept. 21.-The recent gales were
disastrous II to American shipping off the coast.
Two barks two brigs and three scboopers m,
u here last night more or less damaged and
leaking.
Foreign Items.
The plan adopted for military defence in.
'ludes the fortification of Champagne, France,
ani the erection of a quadrilateral of detached
orts around Mezeres and Charleville.
Thiers has made demand upon Mexico for
better guarantees that it will keep faith of |
'reaties before he will consent to a resumption
)i diplomatic relations with that republic.
Disarm ment of the national guards of the
lie Partments OF the Rhine and Loire is COM
Dleted.
The Chief Justice of India has died from
wounds inflicted by an assassin.
Napole on's health is improving.
Ibere have been further explosions at Wigan
o day and the mine is still burning
Inc Armenian prelate at Rome took part in |
he celebration of Italian unity Yesterday.
There was no disturbance.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-22
The Law of Storms.

HEBRON. Sent, 18th, 1871.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-22

NEW YORK. Sept. 2I-- -Ecentng.-The extra sales
OF tour millions OF Gou by the Treasury caus-
ed sharp decline from 14t q 1l3H, ut subsequent
IL the market recovered and closed steady at l14i-
In clearances having been sixty-thr g mil ions.-
Cash Colo easier TO day, owing to Ihataot
.egitimatv b...yrYre. ~ "Si0 iaiseiy ioaueu W
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-22

COMPTROLLER CONNOLLY has hit back at his
assailants and states that several vouchers
were taken some time ago from his office, and
that the loss was known to Messrs. Hall, Swee-
ny and Tweed. Among the stolen vouchers
are those for labor and material furnished by
lngersoll q Co., to the amount of $773 $50;
Keyser & Co., $299 3G7; John ODonnell,
$126 62S; G: L. Schuyler & Co., $463, ,037; Ed
ward Marvener, $1OO 1873. These are undoubt.
edly taken to conceal proof of the operations
of the ring. There is deep feeling against
Hall, and he is called upon to resign. Tweed
and Sweeny's turn will soon come
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-22
PENNSYLVANIA.
UIniVRrsn NuuSnnuI

PHIDADELPHIA, Sept. q The Universalist
Convention to-day elected the following trus.
tees for the ensuing year: Refusing to accept
Ill.,, Rev. E. J. Brooks, d D., of Penn. James
Gushing, Jr., OF New York; r. j. smith
Dodge, Jr., of Conn D. l.; Holden OF n. Y.
W. L. Parker of N. H.; Sidney Perham OF
Me-: Rev. E. d. Rexiord of Ohio Rev. H. w.
Rugg of r. l.; and Henry ID. Williams Of
Mass
Report on missionary boxes adopted in
modified form, and suggestions from tile Com
mit,ee on Education and Sunday schools, &C.
omm sndng the procuring OF suitable Sunday
school music and hymns, tree from objechona-
rate from ali collections Of hymns, was laid on
the table.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-22

WEST COMMERCIAL STREET The great in
crease of business upon West Commercial
street-which Is to form part OF the marginal
way intended 10 completely circun.scribe the
city, has become so great OF late, particularly
as Tar up as the freight depot of the Portland
& ogdenlburg railroad, that the city govern
ment has felt itself compelled by the public in
terest to open up that portion of West Com
mer"ial street, lying between the foot OF Emery
street and Vaughan's bridge Accordingly a
contract has been made with Messrs, Shanahan
81 Dolap. very reliable firm of contr actors by
the way, for the excavation of the high bank
at that point, and The building OF a high and
solid stone wall to prevent the further giving
way of the bank. This will be one of the most
important thoroughfares in the city; not only
because the greater )rtion of the business over
Vaugban's bridge will pass down town by this
street, bat also because the several railroad.
attract SO mnch business upon it.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-22

LoNDoN, Sept 21-1 30 P. NJ. Consols at 90 q 93j
for money and account
American securities firm u. s. 520's 1862, 93s; d(
lS65 Old. 93J; do 1867, 92y; U. s. 1O-4O's 9ci.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 2l-1.30 p. M.-Cotton CLOSED
dul; sales 5000 bales: Middling uplands 91c.
PARIS, Sept 2l-Rentes 56f 6Oc.
LONDON, Sept 21-Ev ening.-The amount of bull
lion IN he Bank of England mas decreased Sc 9,00(
during the past week, leaving e23 459 l5s in the
LONDON, Sept. 21-4.3O P. NJ -Consos closed a
93 g 93s for money and accounc.
American securities-U. S 5-20s 1862, 93a; do 1865
old, sss; d. 1851, %; U. S. l04Os 80.
LIVERPOOL, SEPT 21-4.3G P. M.-Cotton clos eC
dull; s2,es 5000 bales; Miduling upands 81 a 81; dt
Orleans 9s a 9aI ;Rrta1stuffs quiet ;Csiorpia hit
Wheat lzs I'd; Red Winter l1- Id. Flour 23s a 26
for Western Canal. Corn 32s Cd OaIs SO Cd. Ch es,
5Gs tor b4st gra les OF American fine. Bacon 35s lo
Cumberland Cut. Iallow 43 a AS.
PARIS, Sept. 2l-Evening. closed al sc
5Ic
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SALE AT AUCTION.

ONE half part of 10. OF land situated on na
~ Southerly side OF Monument street, having a
ront OF % ieet on SAID street and a depth on QUE
ll2 2 ieet SAID lot adjoi1 lug on the n1rtbesseT
Daley. - D>f"'ia
one halt part of eight o'her lots three OF an f.
front and 20 H. depth adjoining on the .
SIDE OF the lot INST imed, and the oh Ave los s
JOINING on the southeasterly side OF he last ca
a.d fronting on contemplated street OF 50 teet in
width which 1nterseets with Monument street
SAID lots are set forth plan O. the premises An
executed Nov. 1st 1890. TO S. c. & G. W Chlse. and
can be examined at any time at the office u the a,-
signee
These eight lots are equitably subject to mort
gage.
Particulars at sale. Terms cash
Sale will taBe place on the premises on Sayr-
day, Sept 23d. at o'clock D. m.
Henry P. DEANE, Assignee
F.O. BAILEY & c., Auctrs.
September 18th, 1871.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-22
ELnIaNOAS.
Odd pIpnxx sl.sn

CHICAGO, Sept 21.-The Graud Lodge OF
Odd Fellows today adopted the following
amendme 1T TO the Constitution mo person
shall be entitled to admission to the Order ex-
cept free white males of good moral character,
who have arrived at the age of twenty one
years, and who believe in Supren Being,
Creator and Preserver of the universe; pro
viding, however, that in Austraia, New Zea-
land and other countries not ON the contne Mt OF
North America with which the Order has been
or may be hereafter established, and the Grand
Lodge or Grand Lodges formed the qua ifica
tons as to age shall be left to local organiza-
tou."
The remainder of the session was occupied
in discussing the amendments to constitution
of the Grand l., dse of the United States, pro-
viding that Past Grand Sres be allowed the
privileges and per diem fees allowed to repre-
sentatves.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-22

No organ of thought or action can be i'm
ployed without the assistance of the blood, and
no organ can be employed safely or with i'm
punity without supply of healthy blood
With healthy blood the exercised organs be-
come we'll developed, whether they be mus.
cular or Intellectual By the use of Fellows
Compound Syrup of Hypophosphtes the
bood is speedily vita'ized and purified, and SC
made capable of producing sound mind and
sound body.
BRIGGS Allavantor cures Catarrh. IT,.
TRY Briggs Throat and Lung Healer. Ct.
GET Briggs Corn and Bunion Remedie.
BRIGGS Pile Remedies are q success.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-22
Walters ana apg the Saints.

SALT LAKE. CRY, Sept. n.-At the sale to.
"a! as Eamp Douglass OF United States Ordi-
aS na1e, 1op, tne Mormon adjuaant general purchas
a. g. noDo stand OF arms and one hunored aud
r;ey n,ty thousand afxed cartridges Rumors are
IL 'e s az toltbe proceedings OF the grand jury II
seaa, aau 'uat eforts are being made to indct
AMONG thsm Brigham Young. There are re
, pu,ts OF nghting aud bloodshod among the
ouinipg clams nts at Senttr
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-22

TRIBUTE TO NATIVE OF PORTLAND
The Indianapolis Journal regrets to an
nounce the death of kr. o. Woodman Hinck.
ley,for long time connected with the banking
house of Fletcher and Sharpe, of Indianapolis,
and more lattery with that paper. Mr.. Hinck
ley, as has been previously announced, died at
the residence of his father, in this city, Sunday
morning, Sept 17th, of pulmonary consump-
ton. The Journal speaks of Mr.. Hinckley as
being "as near perfect young man as the
world often knows winning his way quietly
but certainly into the affections of his friends
and those who knew him and walked in the
shadow of his confidence will mourn sincerely
his early death |" - -
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-22

MARROW EscArE.-Yesterday afternoon as
tne "fsnd Trunk Train, outward bound, was
gong round Fish Point, one of the newspaper
boys jumped from off the cars. BE turned
Two or three sumersets rolled over land would
have gone on the track but for the sleeners
which stopped his progress. It was a narrow
escape Tor him, hut be did not escape without
injury, having the bridge of his nose brol ~
and his face bruised
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-22

AT 10 IL o'clock this day, F. o. BAILEY s,
Co. will sell at auction the stock of millinery
in store on Casco street, recently occupied by
Mrs. Cushman. The stock will be sold with
out reserve. See auction column for particu-
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-22
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

For more than twenty years Mr.. MOSES
PEARSON has been estab ished in this city in
the Gold and Silver Plating business, and the
manufacture of Silver Ware, aud the general
satisfaction that his work has given the citi.
zens of Portland, is sufficient to guarantee a
continuaDce of public favor. He has now fitted
up a new salesroom on Temple street, near
Congress, where he will be pleased to see his
old customers and the public generally.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-22

In THE GOLDEN AGE CT GIRLHooD Pre-
serve the beauty of the teeth with Sozodont,
and then, when the hair is silvered and the
eyes dimmed with years, the mouth will still
reveal two glittering rows OF unsulled ivory.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-22

The prospects for the Fair next week are
most ffattering; and from present indications
the exhibition atOthe hall will equal in interest
that at the grounds. The Superintendent is
daily receiving letters from abroad, particul lar
larly from Boston aud the towns arouud. ask
ing for space for manufactured goods of almost
every description. 1t is gratifying also to see
that our merchants and manufacturers are
makiLg preparations for hand ONE compe t.
ton in the show and sales room, and from now
until the opening day there promises to be an
encouraging degree of activity in the Superin
tendents and Secretary's offices. Portland
will contribute glass and plated ware, harness.
es, leather, trunks, sewing machines, hats,
caps ana furs, clothing, furniture, carriages.
hardware aud iron work, agricultural goods,
locks, books, stationery, SC, from her own fac
tories and stores The managers hope that the
other towns in the county will be literally rep
resented in the show and sales room. They
have the material and the managers have sufi
cient room at their command for all the good
things that can be sent.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-22
BUSINESS NOTICES.
Attention, U G.. A. X 20

The drama of the Union Sergeant; or, Bat
tie OF Gettysburg, is soon to be produced by
Bosworth Post.
The subject will be brought before the meet
ing of the Post this evening, aud every com.
rade is requested to be present, ,oithout fail.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-22
AUCTION SALES
Damaged Goods at Auctiop

ON Friday, Sept POI. at 10 O'Clock A NJ. aud 2I-q
" p, we shall sell at the store recently occupied
by Mrs NJ. b. Cushman, Casco $ the ba an, e o. her
t ok OF Millinery ami Fancy Go ,ds being sligGiiy :
damaged by smoke; also Iour Show Cases Cashiers
desk and other Stole turnituTe.
Mrs Cnsuman can be found at store corner OF Oak
and Congress streets, with uesh an choice : oclc
ot Millinery, and would be happy TO her old Gus
tcm~Ts and the public geperaIy. All her oil ant
damaged goods will be closed out ln lots 10 sui.
customers. without reserve.
sep20dtd f. o. BAILEY & Co., AucFrs
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-22

A FULL assortment of Paper Hangings
Window Shades, Screens, etc., for sale by
jy8tf DEvENs & Co., 13 Free st.