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The Portland daily press., 1871-09-21
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Receipts by Railroads and steamboats,.
GRAND Trunk RAiLwAY.-25O cans milk,
boiler and fixtures, 100 bils hoops, 40 do boards
% bags spoos, "a cars lumb,r, do laths do heads
do COIN, do BARK, d, sheep, do oats, do bran
1047 bbs. -four. do sundies.
Shipments East-700 bbls. -four, car feed.
MAINE CENTRAL kAILwAY-2i7 cases mdse, II
qrs beef &c bdls bowels, sc boxes axes As bgs spoos
rs bos. apples, 40 bds shoves, $40 do sawhorses, Al
pkgs sundries.
STEAMER JOHN BRooKs,FRoM BosroN-33 bdls
gas pipe, 10 do sbovels II coils wire rope, pcs
BILE, loo boxes cheese 70 bbs onons so empty cans,
20 bags seed, ~ crates peaches 10 bbs. pota-
ots, so sacks sat- so hnds sug4 so boxes spices
do bread preperstion, 120 bos pork 20 bags coffee
mestcs. Sc col cordage 10 bds estirro boxes rresh
fish, horse and wagon. % bags salt petre, 80 bars
iron, 100 pkgs TO order.
FOR Canada ana up cOuntry-50 boxes dye stuff Z
casks OIL 10 sewing machines IA bales rags 80 Dbl
dye wood, 10 bales WOOL 10 lard IA bdIs sheet
iro, rs pkgs to order.
STEAMER FRANCoNIA FROM NEW YoRK-1O
oales yarn do buIlaps 56 do rags 10 do cotton &c
do WOOL IA do shOddy 500 dry hides 1iS rolls eath-
e. % bags shot rs do guano 20 pkgs lite presegvers
~ bd's steel, 10 do paper hangngs do bells do
carpetngs, II bars lro 10 plates do 40 pigs tin lead
Jorge, $40 bbls -four, 10 do varnish rs do saltpetre
IS do glass 220 hlf chests boxes tin plate
50 do glass; loo do saleratus 20 do soap, 20 do brick
% de cheese 100 90 tobacco, 80 do hard ware 30 do
dru g. 100 do starch, do grapes 10 kegs lead 10
spikes 10 ties tobacco IS hhds do, 2panos 200 pkgs
sundries.
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BHETEORNLOGICAI..
Synop'hs oi Sea n ksparts for the pas
iwenfy-EOus Hours


fwe1fy-EOus Hours
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNALl
OFFICER, Washington, ID. c.,
M Sept 20, (730 P. MD
Inc low barometer of Wednesday p. NJ, in
.ne south Atlantic States still continue and
mas ~ ttiiea somewhat, That which was in New
Eagiand has probrbly moved eastward tbeyoLd
o ! stations and the pressure has very geDer-
any riser from Virginia to Missouri aud south
ware Ihe high barometer in Minnesota has
moved southwark into Wisconsin and Michi-
sau ahd me pressure has begun to fall ia Min
nesota' The temperature has fallen very gem
efaily east of Michigan and Mississippi and
aTSpecia'lV IN the Middle ard isteru States
threatening weather with light rain is still re-
PorteH from South Atlantic and Florida abG
Iroh New England, ana partially cloudy and
clearing weather in New York and Ptnnsyl-
v vs. Fresh north winds continue from the
niiddie and east Atlantic westward to Lake
s!chlgan aud Tennessee. Light southeast
W, WINDS nave risen in Iowa aud Minnesota
Inc :, barometer will probably continue to rise
on thursday on the Atlantic coast with cloudy
weather from Virgin to Forida. Partially
cloudy or clear weather % the Middle and
Eastern StGtes and on the Lakes. North and
norihtasterly winds rom Chesapeake Bay to
Georgia aud from Lake Erie to Lake superior.
n orthefip winds with cleer weather from Ken
lucky 10 Alabama and Tex 8.
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| LIVERPOOL, Sept.20-i 1870 A. M-Cottop o,.
| II, goo bales. a'eu at
LONDON, Sept. 20-1t so A. M.-CousoIs onanod -,
93& "a 935 tor money and account. al
American securitesU. 5; 52Os. 1869, 9sa; do 1861
old, 93J; do 1861. 92I; U. S. l0-4Os.90s. "
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 20-1.30 T.. M.-Cotton closed
heavy; sales 5000 bales: Middng upiands Ole.
PARIS, Sept 20-Rentes 56f Toe.
FRANKFORT. Sept. 20-Evening.- States
$50 bonds for 1852 closed at 95s.
PARIS. Sept. 2O-Evening.-Rentesc closed at 90
SOC.
LONDON Sept. 2O-1 80 P. NJ. Consols at SO a 93i
Tor money ana account. - - -
1895 Old. 93s do 1867, 924; U. ). 10 40's oct.
LONDON, Sept. 19-4.3O p. M.-Consols closed al
93t for money and account -
cid, 9s4; do 1867, "a; U. S. 10 40's 80.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 20-4 80 p. M.-COtton market
cosed heavy; Midling uplands 81 sales II 600 bales,
including 1900 bales Tor exp.rt and specu atoh.-
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ARTICLES FOR THE FAIR.-We have several
times asked if the coming fair is to include
samples of needle week. Certainly Nothing
will be more acceptable. The managers say
bring in your worsted picture, your ornamen
tai work of all kinds, your yarn and-r rugs,
your bed quilts and counterpanes' Let the
public see that the ladies can contribute their
full share towards such an exhibition. There
is nothing designed, wrought, or completed, by
eth r SEX that will not be thankfully received.
1t is inteded that the Fair should inc ude sam
pies of all kinds of manufactures and art that
the pubic has interest in, as well as every va
riety of products of the farm, the dairy, and
the garden.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-21

THE RED STOCKINGS OF BOSTON AND THE RES
oLUTEs OF PORTLAND.

The announcement that the famous Red
Stocking Base Ball Club of Boston, was to
play game with the Resolute Club of this
city, was sufficient to draw large number of
spectators to Forest City Park yesterday after
noon. The Red Stockings comprise some of
the best professional players in the country
including the famous brothers, George and
Harry Wright, the former being universally
recognized as the champion base ball player OF
America 1t was not therefore expected that
the Resolutes, being junior club, would be
able to contend with their distinguished rivals.
Iudeed, it was not expe1 ted that they would he
able to score single run, but that the "Reds"
would sweep everything before them. Short
ly after three o'clock the game was called, the
Reds" winning the bat on the toss up, and
sending their opponents to the field. 1t would
be useless to speak of the game in detail, as
from the beginning, it was evident that the SUI
perior strength, skill and practice of the Red
Stockings was too much for their younger and
less experienced opponents. The Resolutes,
however, made gallant fight, and succeeded
in accomplishing more than was expected of
them. They checked the "Reds" twice, amid
the tumultous applause of the spectators, and
when they succeeded in making thu first run
the entire concourse of spectators broke forth
into the widest demonstrations of joy, hats
were thrown up and there seemed to be no limit
to the pleasure of the moment. The Resolutes
played an excellent field game, but their bat
ting was inferior to their rivals. The Reds, "
both in fielding and batting, displayed that
remarkable skill and ability which has gained
for them so many victories over the famous
clubs OF the country, and has made their name
as household word in all points of the United
States. The score at the end of the ninth in
ming was as follows:
Red Stockings, q
Resolutes; 2
Mr.. j. L Waterhouse, of this city, formerly
the OF Eco B. B. G. acted as umpire and his de
eisions were in the main, fair and impartial
Mr. j f. Cone of the Red Stockings and Mr.
Henry A. Merrill of the Resolutes, acted a
scorers We understand that the Red Stock
ipgs will at tnce proceed to Lewiston, wher,
they will play with the Androscoggin base bal
club.
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TOLEDO, Sept 90. our stead and in MOLE at
demand. " heat steady; No White Wabash A.
No. 8 AT SO No. X d Wit ter 81; No o at IS
amber MICHIGAN ?I1; No. Amber Illinois ! 4
NO. Red 80; No 3 10 az 2s; rejected I IS. Corr
H M low Mixed at cay. Oais steady No at 3ss
NO. z at 36c; Michigan SIC; rejected 24c.
pCoINNcISSAT ATT. Sept 20 -Provsions-LiTd firm a toe
k meats buoy ant; g. or shoulders; n for cleai
monm .es' 70 "a " tor Gear sides. Rac0n m "a de
at Isl oulders at TIE; sides Sc. nams advanced
~ 'os "hiskey in good demand at 9Oe
uplands 1Sa. f' N'-|ottoh uuiii mio"'ns
urlands Isle COTTON nominal; Jiddiine
lands l9ic. '0n steady; Midding up
uplands 20fc. '-Oott"n quiet; Mid
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-21

THEATRIcAL.-To night MIR. Jshu G. Myers
Company make their first bow to Portland
audience at Music Hall. Mr. Myers will be
warmly greeted, no doubt, by all of his own
friends, and we hope may make many new
ones The play for to night is the Young De-
tective, in which Miss Fanny Herring will sus-
tain six different characters. This lady has ac-
hleVed good reputation as an actress, and we
hope will pleases the people OF Portland
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Gloucester Fish Market.
~SSS = ISM ". o. FAcs'
For the Week ending WednesdQy. SeDtember

For the Week ending Wednesday, September 20.
Georges Codfsh-Market steady 81 so $ qtl.
Bank Codfish-We quote at 81 per qtl.
Mackerel-Sales OF about 1870 bbls. of Bay on Mon
day at S0a and $7S per Dol tor rs and 2's Shore in
light receipt and prices with quality OF the lots.
We quite at per Dbl Tor for Mess; $l3 "a IA for rs
and IS for 2s.
Fresh Halibut- Sales on Monday at l0lc and 81 %
Id for white and gray.
Smoked Halibut-Steady at SIC per fb.
Olive quote at SOC per gal.
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HzssscipaI Uourt.

TUDUh MOhhI5 PHEbID Nc. :
WEDNESDAY State vs.. Charles Davis; breaking
and entering several stores Reading waived; plea
not guilty Ordered to recognize in the sum OF $5O(
for his appearance at the Superlor Court. Commit.
ted.
Carleton.
James Nelson, Margaret Smith and Daniel DIS
CO were sent to the Aims House an Overseer's
warrant,
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-21

No ELoPEMENT.-Some weeks ago we pub
lished lad crOus incident connected with the
sudden fight of lady from Halifax to Eng
land, in which telegram announcing her de-
parture fell into the hands of a prominent citi-
sen of Portland bearing name very like that
of her unfortunate husband. The gentleman
who lost bis wife so uncerimoniousy is Mr. j
w. Ashborn, the Great American Rock Paint.
er, who has been in town for several weeks
painting signs and placards for our merchants.
From the time referred to until yesterday Mr.
Ashborn has been in great mental suffering on
account OF the affair, and had spent good deal
of money in trying to unravel the mystery of
the sudden departure He has also been at
work hard to earn money to go to England in
serrch of his wife. Yesterday he received q
letter from the lady explaining all. She bad
become homesiek and lonely, especially as her
husband was absent, and meeting gentleman
and lady, old friends of her family, at the hotel
In Halifax, she yielded to their solicitations to
visit her former home, and on the impulse of
the moment packed her trunks and in half an
hour was on board the steamer and at sea, On
arriving at Liverpool she received cable dis
patch from her husband, and on arriving in
London wrote him very affectionate letter.
narrating the circumstances and promising to
return to America very soon. So Mr. Ashborp
srelieved from his terrible suspense and feels
like new man
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-21
For Sale at Auction.

nNE-HALF part in common and undivided OF
~ that large and beautiful lot on he Ithwt sterly
side OF Congress street, little to The west CARLTON
street. wherein the large Elm tees are Standing,
aud known as the Tree Lot" wing front OF ISL
ieet on Congress ST. and depth Of 267 1-2 feet. Ths
sale will take place on
Saturday, Sept 23d, at o'clock r. N.
On the premises.
Terms, Cash.
HENRY P. DEAEE, Assignes.
f. .. BAILEY q co, Auetioneers. pi5td
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AUCTION SALES
Damaged Goods at Auc,,o,

nN Friday, Sent pa at 10 o,c,ocL A - o., n
We shall sell at the store recent ly ;cupied
Oy MIS- NJ; %. Eushman, Casco $ the ba,anre nj her
TICK oil Mllhnery ami Fancy Goods. being .l,sbtIy
damaged by sm0ke; also Tour Show Gases & ,shIsrss
desk and other Store Furniture
Mrs tnslman can be found at store corner ot Oak
OF Millinery, and would be happy 10 see her Id Gus
tcmeIs and the public generaIy. All her old and
damaged goods will be closed out In lots TO sui.
Customers without reserve.
sep2Odtd f. o. BAILEY s. Co., Auoers
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W. AsHENasEshS.
Dat f10~ssnra

me Commissioner of Patents to day extend
ea the patent OF j. d. West. OF East Orange.
N d Tor pumps ana heard aa argument in
,he case OF j. S Giarch Of Lewisbury, Ca, and
.: ~. Bates, OF Auburn, N. Y. coDtesting tie
figh| 10 pateut for an lm approved harvester,
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-21
MAsSACHUsErTs
| Railroad Conductor Arrajxued for Maui

BosToN, Sept. 2O.-Fhe preliminary examin-
alton of Henry G. Wright conductor on the
Old COLONY railroad tor manslaughter took
place to-day at North Bridgewater. The accu'
sation resulted from coroper's ipouest into
the death CT Mrs. Butterworth, wife of the sta
ton agent at Tittcnt, who was killed at Tittl-
cut Sept 4, while leaving the cars at that sta
ton, and as the verdict balleged from careless
ness OF defendant. No defense was made and
giving bail in $4,000.
Musical
Parepa Rosa war received with great enthu-
siasm to night at Music Hall where she gave
her first concert to a large audience.
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IL L w .BE II Sc u.

NEW YORK, Sept. 2O.-Two cases OF Asiatit
cnoiera have appeared at Perth Amboy, New
Jersey, the victims being recently landed inn
migrants from Germany.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-21
New Carpets, Furniture, &c, at
Auction.

ON Saturday next, Sept 2sd, at 10 A NJ, al once
" we shall sell new B usselIs and Ingram Ca PETS
Parlor SUIT in b. w. and Hair Cloth Chamber sets
Lounges, Magee Cook and Parlor Stlves Mo, 81
Cook Stove, Alright Stoves. Hair hairpesses, ON
TO- ters Dining Room hairs, Secretary. Chr mos,
and Oil Paintings, together with general assort-
ment of Furniture, Crockery and Glass ware
se2ltd II. o. BAILEY q CO., Auctloneers.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-21

BRIGGS Allavantor cures Cararrh. IT,
TRY Briggs Throat and Lung Healer. If.
GET Briggs Corn and Buniou Remedies
BRIGGS Pile Remedies are o success.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-21

DON'T BE SwINDLED BY PEDDLERs.- But
call and see the different styles of Linen Mark
ers,at l.. G. Bruneps, $50 Exchange st. s7eo1m
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-21

COLD WATER TEMPLARs.-Daniel A, Dress
er, assisted by other members OF the Order
instituted the "Star of Bethlehem Temple
last evening at the vestry of the Abyssinian
Church, Newbury street.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-21

A GENTLEMAN who lives in the northeriy
part of the city, in the vicinity of Wilmot street
was awakened Oh Monday night by the noise
of some one climbing up on shed directly I'M
der his chamber window. He Jumped out ct
bed and prepared to welcome his visitor. Ibe
fellow crept up cautiously, opened the bilhd
and put his hand upon the sash to raise the
window, when he saw the cold, unsympathet'c
CLEAN Of pistol larrel in strong contrast Win
a night-shirt behind it. He dropped his manu-
aud rolled off the shed Ikea windfal apple IN
to a coWslip
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PR FSS
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2lSls7l'
CITY AND VICINITY

rx-0ar ADVERTISING patrons are requested to send
=, ,5s,r oonv as earty an the day as possible. id
,crtjse1eats to appear Monday morning should oe
sent in Saturday, mot Sanday.l
ryy-Free Religious Notices must be sent in as
early as FRIDAY noon.
New Adverfis Sc ,peuts Ta.Day
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-21

A FULL assortment of Paper Hangings
Window Shades, Screens, etc., for sale by
jySf DEvENs s. Co. 10 Free St.
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PORTSMOUTH, Sept. 20.-At the Piscataaua
Fair to-day, the procession consisted of three
noble town OK teams from Portsmouth, Green
land, and Newipgton, and the North Hampton
cava'cade OF Is horscmen under Capt. Hobbs.
Tue attendance was good to-day and the trot-
ting was interesting, though not very fas4.
la the trot for gentlemen's driving horses to
road wagons, j. f. Ferguson's b. M Fanny
won 10 3 Straight heats. Frank w. Miler's
Old Jack I'd; in 2:50 trot f. j. james; VIM.
NJ. st. Lawrence Maid won in 2:55 2:58, 2:57
II. L. Stoddard's Topsey I'd; H. McDemitt's
Lady French, Sd. The trot for all horses was
won by II. Eldredge's b. IN. Lady Franklin IN
2:45 IL, 2:44 PAS; Nellie Locke 2d.
Fair Will close Thursday with three races III
the d. M
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-21

neee'hg OF the Directors of the Inter:
nA"ou" telegraph Company, held at the First
N@'ioua' Bank IN this city, yesterday, divi-
oenu VI 10 per cent. was declared. They
also Vo'eo 10 extend their lines in various d.
rections in accordance with the demands Of
the public.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-21
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

New style collars and cuffs at Cogia Hassan's
129 Middle St,
SECOND ADVENT MEETINGS. Mrs. A. ID.
Mansfield. az able an interesting speaker from
Michigan, will preach several discourses in
"Union Hail." commencing this evening at
II O'Clock. AH are iaUited Seats free.
The ladies will find at w, L.. Smells, Con-
gress st. the latest style of French and English
Round Hats, and many other new style of hats
and bonnets. Also a large stock of French
Millinery Goods. Call and see them.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-21
Foreign Exports.

ST. JOHN, NIB. Sch Sappho-10O0 bbls. -four, Tic
CALLS refined OIL 34O0 do whs ley ,210 do spirits,
CINE and lures, hay press.
Schr Relief, 100 bbls. flour, 40 do pork, 10 hhds
molasses, pa doz. brooms, IS pkgs sundries.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-21

WE have never seen prettier patterns of real
and imitation Hamburg Edge than lot re-
ceved to day. Cogia Hassan. 129 Middle st.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-21

GERMAN CoLoaNEs, all sizes and prices, at
Whittiers.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-21
NEW French Goods at Whittier's

Real and imitation Laces of all kinds re-
ceived to-day at Cogia Hassan's, 129 Middle
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-21

CHHDREN's fine hosiery at Cogia Hassan's
129 Middle St. e.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-21

MRS. MISUNDERSTANDING highly popular
Clriryoyant physician will take rooms at
Reals Hotel Norway, Sept. 23d and remain
ten days only. Invalids will do well to put
themselves under her treatment She has
many and strong testimonials to establish her
1eputatiCn as skilful physician.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-21
Navy Yard Matte rs.

Commodore Leroy and Commander Lewis
Of the Examining Board of Navy Yards MADE
their annual visit to this yard yesterday. see
Robesop, who is stopping at Batchei1eT .
boarding house, Rye Beach, also visited the
yard.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-21

ENGLISH PERFUMES fresh, sweet, delightful
=. Mbittiar's
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-21

TOILET articles in great variety-all ne,o and
desirabLe--at reasonable prices at Winters.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-21

ssTHE best assortment of kid and cloth gloves
in the city at Cogia Hassan's 129 Middle st.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-21

NEW YORK, Sept. Observation-Disclosures success
full squeeze in cash God was the chief feature on
Wal street to-uay, high as per cent. per diem
having been extorted from borrowers. The increas-
tation OF larger sales OF gold Tomorrow, in which
the syndicate controlling affairs will proba-
bly, put up the rates tor money. The Express money
artic attributes the blame of The present unsatis-
factory situation to Canadian bankers who control
the bulk OF floating gold in this market, and SAYS if
merchants and i'm Jorters would resolve never again
to buy bill 0texchaDge on Europe, drawn by any
Canadian bill drawer implicated in this nefarious
ished to how suddenly the market for cash gold
would become easy. The latest sales of gold were
43, closing dull and with aggres ate ciearances OF
eighty six and three-tourths millions.
Governments, Notwithstanding The extra purchase
nv the Treasury we
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-21

MAINE PHARMACEUTICAL SOCIETY An ad-
journed meeting of the society was held Tues.
day afternoon, the president, DR.. H. 7. Cum
mings, in the chair. After reading the MIMI.
ties of the last meeting, the committee on a
school Of pharmacy, which was appointed to
make arrangements for a course of lectures on
that subject this winter reported 10 subscribers
to the course; IL in this city, i'll Lewiston and
l in Biddeford. They had conferred with Prof.
Bab1ock, of the Massachusetts school of phra-
macy, aud he had agreed to lecture and thou hit
ProfS, Markhoe and Tracy would also as re-.
quested. The report was accepted and order
ed to be placed on file. Geo. G. FRYE was adj
ded to this committee. 1t is understood that
lecture will be given if few more subscribers
can be secured.
Charles R. Greenlief, H. P. s. Gould Frank
5. Partridge and A. B. Avrill, all of this city
we're elected members of this society. 1t was
voted to print 500 copies of the continuation
and bylaws, and 200 copies of blanks for GER
tlficates of membership. DR.. j. Il. Cuumings
was elected DELEGATE to the annual meeting OF
the Vermont society, which occurs October IL,
1871
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-21
The Gre at Combination Fair.

The entries for the purses offered by the Pre-
sumpscot Park Association in the great Com
bination F air in this city next week, so far as
they have been filled, are as follows:
Purse of $3.50 for horses that have never
beaten three mioutes; $175 to first, $50 to Sec
ond and $25 to third-to be trotted Tueseay
afternoon:
Benz Horsem, Wateryille, g m Fanny Grey
c Il Milliken. Portland. b g Dare.
John nr aaines' fg Silver C Tail.
Naih Wilson, e III Lady Gilbert.
II Pratt, " blk
q NJ Delaney, Augusta. br IN Belle.
G II Bailey. Portland, e Ben.
Andrew Dunnng, Portland, g g Meddlesome.
T Wheeden, blk G Northern Light.
Purse of $3.50 for double teams, to be trotted
between the heats of the foregoing:
Haines, Portland, Honest Shaker and mate.
J Smith, Portland Beauregard and mate.
q M Delaney, Augusta, Troublesome and John Gil
pin,
Purse of $3.50 for horses that have never
beaten 250-tO be trOtred on Wednesday after
noon:
G Mhliken, Portland, b g Dare.
P M q G. Thurlog, Poland, blks Phil Sheri-
| c A Jones g Butter Ball.
| q Del 'ney, Augusta, m Belle.
| Larkln, FarmingtOn Gen Knox, Jr.
b Wheelden, Bangor, blk Northern Light.
| Purse of $3.50 for horses not over five years
old:
| e Nnyes, Portland, M Nellie Sherman.
| l. y Bracket, g gs Amer Ican Eagle.
| q Q Gooiale, Hartland, S 9 Emperor.
| f haines, Portland, r Silver Tail.
| j w McDutfee, Deering, King William.
| G NJ Delaney, Augusta, Jonn GilcIn.
| b VIII eden, Bangor, Louisa W.
Pulse of $3.50 for horses that have never
beaten 245-to be trotted Thursday afternoon
| Haines, Portland m Kate Sharp.
| X Millken, &c BIG Dare.
| NJ Il q Thurlow, Poland b Phil Sheridan.
| JONES' Fairfield, M Gentle Annie.
| A Jones Butter Ball.
| M Delaney, Augusta, b John Gilpir.
| WheeldeD, Bangor, blk g Northern Light.
d T Adams. Biddetord, Gen. Warren.
Sweepstakes purse for $600-to be trottet
| Friday afternoon:
| H Gilbreth, Kenfars Mills, blk Gilbreth Knox
| q Ii McKenney, Saco m Maine Girl.
Benz. Mershom, Boston, b g Sheppard Knapp.
| Samuel Jac0bs, SkOwhegan, g Troublesome.
| Nj shaw, Bangor, b G B Bangor.
Daniel Bigey, Boston, m Fanny.
The horse Bangor was formerly Bull
Brooks."]
| Purse of $3.50 for horses not over four rear
old; 500 to first, $35 to second, S15 to third
| WIZ. H. Matthews, Searsport, m Lady Jane.
6iIbIeth Kendal's Mills, m Becky Sharp.
| e Greeley, POI tlaod, M Cincona.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-21

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 unsullied ivory.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-21
Grand Hall Exhibition Days. Eye's

PRICES OF ADMISSION-To the Grounds, o.
cents for each person and each single cafriage' 20
cents for double teams, To Hall, 25 cents.
S. IL TEWKSBURY. President.
ENOCH KNIGHT, Secretary.
sep13 d&w Tr&S
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-21

LADIES and gents under fannels at Cogis
uoooon's
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-21

Weather Eseport-sept 2O-a2 p. NJ.
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