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THEATRE. 1.-The audience at Music Hall ia,
evening was quite large, and the performance
eiicited freque0t and hearty demonstrations OF
applause, The drama OF Victory, or the Bat.
tie OF Right and Wrong, is one of the most in
tensely Interesting plays ever enacted on the
Portland stage, Astounding as it does, in thrill
ing scenes and pathetic Incidents, which hold
the closest attention of the spectator from the
rise to the fall of the curtain. MISS fanpy
Herring never appeared to better advantage
tn IN in the dual character of Olive and Eddie,
while Mr.. j. H. Huntley's impersonati"n Of
Faugs, the Mutineer, was powerful and flu
shed piece OF acting. Mr.. Harry Moreland, as
Aaron May, Mr.. L. P Ross, as Col. Maurice
NAV, and Mr.. Burton Adams, as Jake, the
black cook, were excellent, and the remaining
characters we're remarkably well sustained
The old flag of the Enterprise was greeted with
considerable enthusiasm. H
This evening will be the last opportunity to
witness this truly great drama, and we trust
he hall will be crowded. Our citizeus should
also remember that this is the last week of the
season, and they should eagerly embrace the
few remaining opportunities to witness the
and artistic impersonations of Miss
Fanny Herring. .'.--....-. lsa1aaif
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NARROW EscAPE.-A young girl named
DImmvck, who has been visiting friends here,
had narrow escape from drowning yesterday
She had been amusing herself with younger
brother III rowing arnupd the dock between
Central and Commercial Wharves, and climb
ed upon the rail of schooner lying near bp. In
her pranks she lost her balance and fell over
board and was rescued by boat from neigh
bnrlnp vessel
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OCTOBER OWL TEHd--GoDDARD, j., PRESIDING
MoNDAY.-Lucfetia f. Pennen VS.. Matthew Ad-
ans. Replevm for piano taken by defendant on
execution in avor of Thomas Nichols against plain
tits husband, who sailed for Havana as captain OIL
the bark kosedae, in February, 1871 and has moi
siDee been heard from. Plaintiff claims the piano
was her property and not the property of ber hus-
band This defendant denies. Testimony all out
10 be argued Tuesday morning.
Mattocks Il Fox. Howard e. Cleayes
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TELEsa * pHiU us.

The Working mems party held a meeting in
New Yulk sunday night and adopted plat
form favoriDg eight hours for labor, that prop
erty during Its production of right belongs 10
the producer, that all schools aud colleges
should BE- supported by the government, and
that the same should establish an ndu.trial
bureau to furnish labor to those out'of employ.
A committee was appointed to confer with the
Committee of Seventy on the Tamnany frauds.
The immense amounts of coal purchased for
The public bul Dgs in New York fnds its way
to the houses of the at aches of the city govern
ment in large quantities. q. -
The Etua bose ball club was beaten by the
Stars OF Brooklyn, Saturday
There were four stabbing cases among Phila-
deIphia roughs Sunday. ~
Newcastle Del, was visited by a shock of
eattbquska at 40 yesterday morning, caus ng
great alan Ut was also telt in Salem, N. j.
A father aud son named Yoldneck, in New
York, Exchanged shots and otherwise quarrellsd
Saturday. ...=sA d --4 Fl .ssaa4l.8
run was made on the 81 Avenue Savings
Bank OF New York, yesterday, but it met all
demands. 1- I EL"s
The Oswego Board of Trade contributed
| $4,000 to relieve the Chicago sufferers. ~S'
A Cincinnati dispatch says that the news
| of the Chicago fire moves every heart. At
| noon $4,000 had been raised for the sufferers
| and the railroads forward the aid by express
| free of cost.
Jay Gould notifies Mayor Hall of New York
| that ne has force of men at the depot ready
| to receive all contributions for the Chicago suf-
| ferers to be forwarded at once.
James Fisk, Jr., gives notice that he will for.
| ward over his Narraeanset steamship line, free
| of charge. all contributions for Chicago.
Garvey, the Tammany plasterer is on his
way to Montevideo. ~
The Philadelphia Commercial Exchange has
| appointed a Committee of twenty to solicit aid
for the Chicago sufferers. sr
The City Government of Cincinnati has
voted 100000 in aid of the Chicago sufferers.
The courr record OF Tweed's bankruptcy
sic ned by Judge Barnard, made in October
1861, is printed. Tweed is Low worth owl
$2O,000,00O.
A riot occurred in Philadelphia, Sunday, il
the negro section, the whites beginning. Sew
eral persons were injured.
The excitement in New York in consequence
of the Chicago fire wa greater last night abou
the telegraph offices than during the early day
OF the FrancO-Prussian war.
| Weather Report-Oct 80 p. VI.
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Aid from the Genera, Government.

In the Episcopal Convention in Baltimore
an excited discussion arose on question OF
privilege raised 10y DIR. Andrews relative to
the dis ribution of sermon preached by the
Presdentof the Convention (Dr Smitb), be-
fore ms own church relative to the some pre-
vious disagreement, in which there were refiec-
tons upon several members of the Convention.
The discussion was long and sharp,
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NEW YoRR, Oct. 9-Eventnq.-In The excitemen t
this at ernoon by the Chicago fire, thsre were
flying omors OF uDtavorabie h and names
were mentioned as being weak and tJtterng but IL
is ped the ruIlors have no I u sdatlon in Lluth
Tne pro uce merchants OF New York mu alsI suit
r IN loss VI BUSINESS connection VI lat years New
York has adyaDced co nptIatively small am lrint
grain IN store at Chicago as the national banks
almost mon0pOlize ed this business. AT the Produce
Exchange there was a general advance III bread
stdffs although bushes, checked by repor $ 10
regard to The fire. large amount OF grain Is no
doubt destroyed, and ht- NAV lead tn big range
OF pr Tue loss OF business t, members OF the
Produce Exchange by the fire is difficult 10 estimate
J ne Chicago Insurance companies wi probably be
all wiped Uut. This afternoon ,ht were rumors Of
prospective SUSPENSIONS, OF Eastern companies but
may oe dip ed. Ii is liter OF regre, that New
YORK banks are much extended at the present rriss
Kalirosds eenteIing in .hica will lose heavily by
the properly destaoyed and also by the loss Blu 81
ness. Stock Exchange Co-,iay commen Ell 10
anticipate this condition. of affairs, and there was
panic which resulted In decline of 105 per cent. in
s1me cases. Lake Shote declined from 10 ! 10 95t,
Western Union Telegraph from 654 to 57f, N Y Cen
tral from 9ls 10 So, North Western from 69t to GO.
do ferred from 4 to S63, Rock Island frm lO98
about 1lt3; ST Paul, roled, & Wabssh anu OHIO g.
lis .issiIp are off RON 8 to 6per cent, and Hann-
bal q st JOSEF fsom 63i to g. 81 o.
Mo Money was sha this afternoon at per cent. to
sod interest," anu in some cases commissions were
paid. -
Gold heavy and lower declining to 113a on sales of
az 1u 1000 900 by one trm but rallied 70 1871 l
Il4At the close: rates paid tor carrying were O
per cent. Cearances to-day S56,OJu 600. Foreign
Exchange firm at 100 q 1G9t for prime bankers
Governments sy pathizec with III decline in the
cline prIpci ally 5-2h's O. January aud july
and closed very heavy. State bonds were very much
neg ected and prices nominal = - N
Tue Stock market az the clio was little steadier
snithere was recovery OF @ per cent. from tho
The following are the closing quotations OF Gov
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g q M M L. RC IA r.,

HOPEWELL, q. B. Sch s Delorest--l engine,
boiler and fixtures. ~. ...- -... 49, -.
MATANZA CUBA. Bark Sarah B Hale -2000
box shocks, 50 bols. 504 do POTATOES, 70, YOU
hoops, 1881 oak lumber, 1856 do yellow pine do, 100
cart hid snooks, SO caobsges, 100 boxes herring.
Foreign Imports.
FREDERICTON, NIB. sch Nashwauk-s0or rail-
way sleepers, 1856 900 sp. uce iaths to FL Taylor, E
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BODY FoUND.-About noon yesterday girl
employed i'll The match factory on West Com
mercal street, discovered the body of a man
floating on the water near the bridge of the
Portland and Kennebec railroad, which con-
meets the track of that and the Portland, Saco
& Portsmouth road. It was ascertained to be
the body of Patrick Doyle, said to belong in
Dover, n. a., where he has a wife aud three
children. He had been in this city for few
days in search of work, and when he left the
house where he had been stopping said he was
going to Lewiston this morning. He was seen
nesr the water at six O'Clock, and probably
jumped overheard afterward through tit of
dependency. Sunday night he borrowed half
dollar of friend, and when he was found
there was forty cents in his pocket aa
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HARPER's BAzAAR.-The number for the
week, richly illustrated, has been received at
the periodical depot of Messrs. Fessepden
Bros, Lancaster Hall; alsv by u. Went
worth, dealers in. books, stationery, &C., 337
Congress, corner of Oak street. This Journal
OF Fashion takes the lead of all others, and is
xvaloome visitor TO the parlor circle
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A feRsERX'-Ih were painful runners on
the street yesterday that Mr. O'Niel w. Rob-
inson, a clothing dealer on Congress street.
near Center, had forged the name of some of
bis relatives to considerable amount, ana
borrowed small sums from his friends in
amount varying from $40 to 500, and deca mn.
ed. His store was opened as usual M,ndav
morning, but was soon closed, and the renort
game ground that Robinson had fled. The
amount Of his DEFICIENCIES is represented to no
from $4,000 10 $4,000. The police are able to
get but little information regarding his opera
= =
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THE readers OF our paper to day should not
fail to notice the advertisement of the new
irm of Nelson & Co., successors to Pray q
Smith, in our Special Notice columns. They
are men of experience and taste.
A look at their stock of new and beautiful
goods is enough to convince any one that they
have struck the key note on the start. We are
sure that it will give pleasure to every lady in
Portland to know that they can find first class
goods at their store and that they are going to
see them at small profit.
They make a splendid display of Fringes,
Velvets and Laces for Trimmings, real Point
Lace, Collars, Neck Ties, sc. H
Their stock OF Worsted patterns surely sur
passes any ever seen in this city. You can
find almost everything at their store. A word
to the wise is sufficient. Make them an early
.r
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DIR. LELAND may be consulted at his rooms
in Cahoon Block to-day. His new system of
practice is supplying want long felt1by the
people of this city and State in the treatment
of all Chronic Diseases. All interested are in
yited 10 call and Investigate. Consultation
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT.-We learn that a
teamster named Morse, in the employ Of G. W.
FuIIong haa both legs broken below the knee
on sunday upon one of the wharves by the fall
-of a nile oflumber upon him. The man has a
family in Yarmouth.
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Western distillers have added a new feature
10 their whiskey, as if it were not sufficiently
caustic and deadly before Sulphuric acid is
now added In such quantity that it soon eats
up 'ne insides of the barrels, and instantly
blackens iron or copper.
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Hamnrc,unl slaur,.


JUDGE NORRIS PREsIDtNG.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF entries, 16, nonsut, 1 de-
fault II; contnuances 8; enc bastardy com plant,
warrant issued, result, marriage
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METEORO LOGICAL.
SynOpsis of Weas h az Rep srts for the past
Twenty F0ue Hours.
WAR DIP T, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL !

WAR DIP T, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL
OFFICER, Washington, d c..
Oct 9, 600 P. MO)
Probabilities The barometer win probably
fall more rapidly 10 the Middle and Eastern
States with partially cloudy and smoky wealth
er. Easterly winds with clouds and ossbly
rain will probably prevail on the South At
lant.c a I'D gulf coast and south westerly winds
with cloudy weather on lower lakes. III
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sSo.,.estic Markets.

NEW YoRK Oct 9-Evening -Co.ton in tair de
mard with 1c de line; sales l2S6 bales; Middng up
la de l9a;. F'ou sales H. 50o hbls STATE and IVES
tern q 10c better and in mod demand; SUPER
fine u q 80; extra state 10 q 55; round hoop
Ohio7 10 q 7U5 extra Western on q 20; south
Wheal excited by Chicago prices and q &c CHER;
demand chiefly from SPECTATORS; sales 143, GOO Dusb
No.2 Spring Of q So. Whit Red Western 1 co
q ga; Illinois Go; White Michigan l 81 0D g.
Com III tar demand, chiefly speculative and a &c;
sales 13i 0OU bash. Mixed Western 7Sc in store and
7Ssc afoat. Oats shade trmer; sales Al 900 bush.
at SO q 54e for Western. Beef quiet. Purk firme
Lard sh AIDE hrmer sa IS 740 teIces; No. 1t, stesm
81 az l0sc; kettle 1Qac. Butter dull. Whiskey heavy
and lower; sales $50 bbls.; Western tree 96c Rice
qaiet; Carolina 94c. Sugar dull; sales 375 hhds.;
Muscovado at 81 q 81; fair good refining a 9sc
9 flee quite active; sales 1000 bag; RIO 16a q is3c.
steady at 63t q 64sc; Rosin strong at 121 10 50a
tor strained. fetroleum steady; crude l44c; refined
"a q 24lc. Taow firm sales 90 900 lbs at 90 93c.f
Fregnts to Liverpool lo~er; Cotton per steam, Z
q ID; Flour Per sail Is Cd; Grain per steam, Wheat
~ e 10sd. IN WVm7
CINcINNATI Oct. --Businets was partially sus-
pended 20 day owing to the Chicago fire. Noth,n,
vas done Oh 'Cchange but receiving SUBSCRIPTIONS
Lard Buzz ats al fapd dc s9 sr b q - So
and sides: Bacon firmly held; Shoulders "a cisoS
lib 7sc. Whiskey dull at 93c. g, o-ea,
CHARLESTON, Oct. 9.-Cotton quiet low Middling
1s4 q 1ssc.- - a.tt0
SAVANNAH, Oct 9.-Cotton IN moderate demand
and lower; low Miadns at 1876.
N. BILk, Oct. 9.-0otton nominal; Middling uI-
lands l9lc.
NEw ORR EASs Oct. 9.--Cotton dull and lower;
Middling uplands ly4c. AA- p Z, u
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Valuable Farm For Sale

In the town OF HOuIt IN, AroOstook
SMO Co out mile from uoulton villa
&g.A-lS on the Mutary road. being pess
~ ssSf III ton the property owneu bv ,hs
=" late Pbiuehas liarnes, PORT nd
IT tou.a.ns Hut go acres. well and 81 onKlY
fenced, OF viii aOod lao acres are In STATE OF
tfyaton 81 castutase With never tailiuR sup
ply OF water. aud loo ar wo dIsnd, with a large
gro WITH OF heavy hard wood t,bber
There ATE 40 iaig barns xb2 H., one Of them
ew, The other III good coalition with shsl attaeh.d
also a snail dwelling house nj on The prore " The
Medaxnekeag 'iver flows TIL ougb the taIm ar upon
THIS rean, on reserved land, hef a mil AMI
u plaster mill. On this same stIeln, close oy tue
farm. theie is a tJuodry and macnns shop, gtist
mill aud C trding mill.
For further pari ulars apple alton be made to
FRAN is BARNES. on he premi 70 = ~. ~
MADliAN, HoulGou and w LFHED b NhSNS,
Portland. Term, cay. Possession given inneLiI
! ately. is od7d5taw lw ; LIZ WIN
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GET Briggs Corn aud Bunion Remedies
BRIGGS Pile Remedies are success.
BRIGGS Allavantor cures Catarrh. IT, g.
TRY Briggs Throat and Lung Healer. Ef
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Receipts by Railroads and siea aabexss

STEAMER JOB BROOKS FROM BosToN-o6 bdis
leather piano. n boxes tin 80 bbls sugar, 10 Cases
sheet lead 20 bags sters, 20 and 20 bales do
mestcs, 20 cooking Stoves ranges 80 bdls paper so
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SoUTHMAYDs "Cream Walnuts."
Southmayd's Bon Bons, new, nice, fresh
A full liDe-the largest in the city, of toilet
soaps, English, French and American per-
fumes, Brushes-hair, tooth and nail-Toilet
powders, Toilet Cases -fiiled-Pocket Books,
Pomades, Oils and Creams for hair and toilet
use, at Whittier's, junction Free and Congress
SITS, j1w
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LIVERPOOL, Oct. $1,000 a. M.-Cotton quiet; ;
Middling uplands SD do Orleans 10 a 1Otd; sale 5
estimated at 12O00 bales. toNH
LONDON. Oct. ell 80 A. M.-Consols opened at
92s for money and account.
American securIties-U. s. 5-20s. 1862, 92k; do 1895
old, 922; do 1867 off is. 1O-40s s9t. yss
FRANKFORT, Oct. 9-9A. M.-United States 5-2O's
1862 95l q 95s.
PARIS, Oci. 9-9 A M-Rentes at Sol SIC.
LONDON, Oct. 9-4.30 .. -Conso closed at 92i
for money and 92B q y23 for accoun .stE4 =
American securities far; o. S 5-20's 1862, 92t; do
1865, 92s; d, 1866, ga; U. S. 10 40s SO.
LONDON, 0ct. 81 80 P. M.--sugar 2ss Cd afcat.
Talow ass Cd. t'o'-' e. .a-
LIVERPOOL Oct 9---f.30 P. M.---Cotton clos ed
ea-Ie; MiIdiing uplands 93I; do uplands l0i; lies
u 600 baes. Cheese 55s. Bacon Us LOT Cumberland
nj tH.-
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LECTURES ON ZooLoGY--Our entertainment
column this morning the announcement that
Pror. Edward s. Morse of Bowdoin college is
to give a course of lectures an zoology this sea
son, commencing October 10Th. These lectures
are substantially the same as ihose delivered
last winter with such fattering succ. IS before
the Lowell Institute. Though they are most
accurate expositions of scientific truths, there
is nothing in them That cannotlbe understood
by every one, as they are devoid of all techpi-
cal terms. Tue animal kingdom is treated of
In general way, all the salient points regard,
ing the peculiarities of structure and habits of
animals being touched upon. A very attrac-
tive feature OF tt e course will be the off-hand
blackboard illustrations, for which Prof. Morse
is 81 justly ceiebra ed. The number of tickets
is strictly limited aud we would advise those
who desire to be present to provide themselves
speedily, all who have ever heard or seen the
stlnguished lecturer will be sure to attend
this course tf s5.
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

ROLLINS & ADAMS. Insurance Agents, at
Nc. Exchange street, received telegram last
evening FROM the Royal Insurance Co. of Liv-
erpool, saying they had not lost a dollar by the
great fire in Chicago, and the Franklin of Phil.
adelphia telegraphs: CA very small business
in Chicago; loss trifling." Joy Na4 iaA lad
AS the first named Company has assets of
over $9,0O0OO0 and the last named Company
has assets of over $3,OOOOO0, policy holders in
those companies can congratulate themselves
on their good luck. fsU .-si.s4 419s
The result of such a fire must be the failure
OF very many companies, and persons desiring
insurance had better avail themselves If the
benefit OF the above information before any
advance shall have been made in the rates. 49,
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WHITTIER's junction Free and Congress
streets is too well known to the citizens OF
Portland to require any commentator from
us. The personal attention of Mr.. Whittier is
always given to the wants of his patrous, "a
fair price and no advantage taken" is his motto
and will be strictly adhered to as long as he
carries on the business, with which for seven
wears past he has been connected ssI
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Saturday young man found in the street
an envelope conIai. iEg $25, with the name Of
lady, the owner, on the wrapper He at
once took it to the owner, who is poor and un-
able to lose it, and received the thanks of the
lady, but declined any pecuniary recompense.
Ground will be broken for the new Marginal
Way to-day. sl.-f
Duprtz & Beneaict's Minstrels are on the
way 10 greet their favorites in Portland, which
means almost everybody. aao9
3. o. Bailey & Co., have received orders to
Gear out The dry goods stock at No. 3O7 Con-
gress street, at the earliest moment, without
regard to cost. -...
LIS said that the workmen on the new Gus
tom house aud post-ofice have not been paid
for five months. Ga
Washington dispatches say that Hon. C. w
Goddard was nominated by President Grant
on Saturday to be Postmaster of Portland ID,
We police by Chicago paper that Miss lisa.
dore Stevens of Alexandra, Va formerly OF
this city, was announced to perform on the
piouo at concert in that city. The pa per
speaks OF her as most brilliaat performer, I"
The Union Sergeant made troops of sfriends
last night, City Hall was full, and the loud an
piause which broke forth from time to time
was an honest indication OF appreciation.
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TOILET articles in great variety-all new
and desirahle-at reasonable prices,i at Whit
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3 I'd NEW YonK.

Wv York and the Great Five.
NEW YORK, Oct. 1t is stated that many
VI ~, Insurance companies will be h-aviiy at
iected by the Chicago fire and mauy grain
merchants suffer heavily by the ruin Of the
n ns aud merchants there. Business at the
- nroauce Exchange to day was almost totally
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Anne.


I y Especial Dispatch by Western Union Line
LEWISTON, Oct 9-The trot this afternoon
az the androscoggin Riding Park for the 2 so
race and purse OF $1)0 the following entries
were made "A. e. Fhz named Bemis; VIM.
OoVeli named Lewiston L,dy; A. G Thurlow
named Phil Sheridan; g. M Delaney named
nella. The races were mile heats, best three
IN hve Phile Sheridan won the race. Time,
IA 4, 2A "a (?) and 245. s-s. Il
FOR the sweepstake race for $3.50 the follow
ing were entered John Shaw named Kitty
Wld; Samuel Jacobs named Troublesome; G.
ID. Jones named Butter Ball; j. B. Kelsey
named Bull OF the Woods. Troublesome won
the hrst prize OF $3.50; Bull of the WOODS,
second prize, $40; Butter Ball. third prize, $25
Itouolesome's time was 236 80 A, 2,S7 "a and
23734. atfsfaf II
yu Fire in Bangor.
BANGOR Oct. 9.-The barn and ell of a
mouse on Essex street belonging to Mrs. Moses
Motriil, was burned this afternoon, together
with lot Of sleighs stored in the barn belonging
10 a. l.. q r. G. Boyd. The stables of J.. W.
rainier and t. G. Stickney, adjoining, were
shghty injured. Loss about $1,000; partially
Insured I'D ~ Hs-l .tEA4E ri = On
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Oct 9-Paymaster Fl ,dge IS
sentenced to ten years in the Penitentiary and
to remain until the full amount of his defaca-
ton is paid The President approved OF the
first of the sentence but disapproves the latter
part.
Aid from the Gene raj Government.
Gen. Sheridan, at st. Louis, received a dis
patch from Washington, saying: at was the
Presidents wish that Gen. Sheridan issue pro
ision and clothing to the sufferers from the sup
plies he has at his disposal, and if these prove
Insufficient 20 call on the military authorities
at st. Louis for the same purpose"
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o,;my western railway stocks heavily de,
o. O. sge culaton 10 those stocks to-day aG the
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WE see by auction column that the fine
stock of dry goods that Bailey 8 Go. are sell
ing at 307 Congress street is to be closed out
this week. Teere must be chance for some
excellent bargains for they have some Of the
finest goods to be found in the city. E