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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-09-27

Gambetta, in a speech at Albertville Wednes-
day night, demanded dissolution of the Ma
tional Assembly.
Steamship Tyrian, from Leghorn, has arrived
at New York. The Herman has arrived at
Southampton. M
Rev. DR.. Cartwright died ON Wednesday at
the age of 81 years.
In the joint session of the Oregon Legislature
q ballot was taken for Senator, which resulted
as follows:-Mitchell 80, Slater II, Corbett II,
Prim 8, Whitaker 4, Nesmth and Gates 1.
The Republicans voted mostly for Mitchell.
The conventions of the farmers and milk
producers both adjourned on Wednesday with
out reaching any conclusion in respect to CO.
operation.
Patrick Duffy, who was buried in q land slide
at Bangor Tuesday morning, died little past
midnight yesterday morning.
The schooner Sea Star, from Newcastle, N.
B., for Boston, with lumber, put back to Cape
Canso with five and half feet of water in her
hold. The vessel is adjudged unseaworthy.
A despatch from Copenhagen states that the
Danish authorities prohibit the importation OF
English cattle on account of the rnderpest In
England.
organizations in New York, it was agreed to
sink all political differences and unite on a
single reform ticket for municipal officers. w.
f. Havemeyer will probably be candidate for
Mayor.
The rate of discount at the Bank of England
advanced half cent yesterday, and is now four
and half per cent. .s..
Stanley writes letter to the Herald, declar-
ing as false the stories relative to him by Noe.
A Frankfort, KY, despatch states that the
members of vigilance committee notified the
contractor building the portion of the Ohio u
Cumberland Railroad in Washington county to
cease work. The contractor refuses and has
armed his men, who work with loaded guns
by their sides. The cause of the trouble is al
legged to be the locating of the road against the
wishes OF the people The militia will proba-
Dly be ordered out to protect the laborers.
j. Milton Turner (colored), minister resident
at Moravia, Liberia, has commenced a suit
against the proprietors of the Arlington House,
Washington, having been refused admission as
a boarder.
The President has appointed S. d. William
son of Va, Secretary to sign land patents il
place OF Jas. Parish, deceased
The store and contents belonging to Stephen
L. Greeley of Gilmanton, N H., were de-
stroyed by fire yesterday morning Loss,
S5O00. NO insurance lncendiarism suspected.
The President and family returns to Wash
ington to-day.
The Internal Revenue receipts yesterday were
1891 1851. The total for less than 8 months of
fiscal year is 1884 056 575 or at the rate of S14O-
100000 for the entire year.
The Athletics defeated the Baltimores at base
ball, at Baltimore yesterday, IL to 6.
Theodore Tilton rallied against the admins
tration at Portsmouth, N. H., last evening
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o0 LONDON Sept 26-11. 80 A. M-Consols opened at
wy q 024 for money and account.
American securities steady; u S. $40 1865 old os1.
DO 1861 81; do 104Os, S7s; do new 5s sou Erie sol
vanced !, and is now A per cent.
FRANKFORT. Sept. 26-11.3O A. M.-United States
o-20's, 1862, opened at 95i
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 2S-11.0O A. M.-Cotton opened
quiet and steady; Middling uplands % a DID, do Or
leans 9sd; sales estimated at $4,000 bales
LONDON Sept. 26-1.3O P. M.-The upward move
ment in the rate of discount of the Bank of England
caa n an advance in American securities; U. S.
o-zos' 1865 old, 93s; do 1867, 91t; Eerie, 39t.
IIvERPooL, Sept. 26-13O P. M.-Cotton firmer I;
Miedling uplands ODD; do Orleans 9sd, sales 10000
bales including 1000 bales for speculation and EXPORT
Breadstufs quiet but firm. Lard 40s Cd. Tallow 44s
Sd. o" '''
LONDON, Sept. 26-5.OO P. M.-The bullion in the
Bank of England has decreased e424 900 during the
past week. Wv
LONDON, Sept. 26-5Oo P. M.-Consols closed m
changed 0''' "i
American securities-U. S. 5-2O's 1867, 90. Tallow
46s Cd. o"
PARIS, Sept. 26-5.00P. M.-Rentes closed at 53f
95c. ''S" "' o''
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New Advertisements To-Day.

SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
To the Ladies of Portland-C. Mclaughlin & Co,
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Notice to the Public-Glen House,
Peaches and Grapes-Wm. Allen, Jr.
Teacher of Piano Forte Music-Jsnne Taylor.
Proposals-Geo. Thorn.
Dressmaking Rooms-L. B. Martin.
Havana Oranges-W. w. Carr & Co
Good SenSc-Cement Pipe.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Clothing-Oren Hawkes. & Co.
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Convention Of Steamboat Men.

. CLEVELAND, Sept. 26-In the steamboat
mems convention yesterday resolutions were
adopted to provide for the adoption of meas
ures to prevent collisions between steamers and
sailing vessels. The national committee pre-
sented lengthy report recommending the for
nation of permanent National Board of steam
vessel owners and managers and such board
was duly organized At the evening session
resolutions of thanks were adopted to members
of Congress for their efforts in behalf of a re-
vision of sthe steamboat laws The convention
adjourned to meet at Philadelphia the Sd We'd
nesday of September, 1873.
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FOREIGN
Various Matters.

BERLIN, Sept. 26.-The Rieschswazeigh pub
fishes an official notice that the payment of the
North German Federal loan will begin January
LIST, 1873 +-- "a
The Prussian Cross Gazette states that
Rosenberg will succeed Balan as German
ambassador to Belgium.
Emperor William gives his consent to the
further proceedings against the Bishop of
-t.s- From South America.
LISBON, Sept. ga steamship from Rio de
Janeiro the 9th has arrived
The Brazilian Minister of Agriculture is
dead. Senior Barrets appoints his successor
The elections for members of Congress
throughout the country result in favor of the
government candidates.
Negotiations between Gen. Mitre the Argen-
tine Envoy and the Brazilian government are
still going on A settlement of the dispute de-
ponds on the construction of the boundary
between the Confederation and Paraguay.
DUBLIN, Sept 26.-At recent meeting of the
Roman Catholic Bishops in Maynooth although
Archbishop Cullen opposed tie principle of
Home rule the majority of the Bishops voted
in its favor. 80
LoSpoN, Sept. 2e;-Miss Emily Faithful
steamship Oceanic. She visited an American
church in the former city last night.
Rt. Hon. Robert Lowe visited Glasgow to-day
aud received from the municipality the freedom
of the city In his speech returning thanks for
the n0uor, Mr.. Lowe alluded TO the result OF
the Geneva arbitration. He expressed the
opiniun that the Americans had come out of
the struggle very much irritated but England's
object was not to gain = legal triumph. She
acted therefore not as a Elegant but as friend.
The money he declared, should be paid with
out murmur or delay. t $50 ss+ F.
PARIS, Sept. 26.-Elections have been order
ed for the 10th of October yin Algiers, Calva-
dos and other districts to fill the vacancies in
the National Assembly.
HAvRE, Sept. ga fire broke out in the
steamship Helvetia from London the 21st for
New York while lying in this port. 1t was
quickly extinguished and only a few planks
burned. -
MADRID, Sept 26.-Rivero to-day was elect
ed President of the Cortes by a vote of 176 to 30.
The Vice President and secretaries OF the last
C0rtes were reelected. The minister OF finance
VIII present the annual budget tomorrow.
BRUssELs, Sept. 26.-King Leopold is suffer-
ing from a sprain which confines him to the
Dalaba
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METEOROLOGICAL.
SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER REPORTS FOR THE pAST
TWENTY-FOUR HOURS.

oiNOPSIS OF WEATHER.
TwENTY-FoUR HOURS.
WAR Dept, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL1
OFFICER, Washington, d. c.,
Sept. 26. $500 p. N1)
Probabllties-Fo New England on Friday,
southerly to westerly winds and partly cloudy
weather; for the Middle States winds veering
to westerly with clear weather, except over the
northern portion of New York. from the Ohio
valley to Lake Erie and the upper lakes wester-
ly to north-westerly winds and generally clear
weather; the winds over the lower lakes veer
to fresh and probably brisk. westerly and
north-westerly. The areas of diminished pres
sure over North Eastern Texas will probably
move east over the lower Mississippi valley ac-
companied by cloudy weather and probably
rain, and probably northeast over the lower
Ohio Valley for the South Atlantic and Gulf
States, cloudy weather and rainy areas with
southery winds over the latter.
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PORTLAND BAND.-The Portland Band has
now received its full compliment of twenty
three musicians and the instruments are ar
ranged as follows: E. b. clarionet, Mr.. Mullaly
b. b. clarionets, Shaw and Dodd; E. b. comets,
Cole and Davis; B. b. comets, Chandler, Tyler,
Fitzgerald and Adams e. b. altos, Grimmer
Cannon, Richardson and Graves; B. b. tenor,
Pennell and Mitchell: B. b. baritone, Webb;
bass, trombone, Thomas; BASES, Wheeler and
Wiswell; small drum, Leayitt; cymbals, Ellis;
bass drum, Hall. Mr.. Cole is Leader and
Secretary, and Mr.. Grimmer, Conductor, with
Wiley, Treasurer The Band is prepared to
furnish either brass or string music-Aduer-
tiSer.
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LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. pa heavy storm
swept over this city last night, causing great
dammage to the tobacco factory of r. Dun
lap, which was partially destroyed. Loss $4,000.
The Methodist church on Portland Avenue
was demolished A stable ON Bank street was
lifted from over the horses in their stalls, and
carried some distance, leading the horses I'M
hurt. A number of houses were unroofed at
West Point, Ky s..
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DENVER, Sept. pa wonderful discovery
was made recently, six miles west of Caribou,
of an enormous silver ledge or system of lodges,
so locked and woven together to be practi-
cally one ledge. 1t measures So feet in width
and can be clearly traced over five miles, carry
ing ore the entire distance that assays 1915 to
$1,000 per ton. The surrounding formation is
primary granite and the ore carries Galena,
black and gray sulphure, Sc A large number
activity exists everywhere in the mines and re-
ports come from all quarters of larger yields
than ever. -
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United States District Court.

BEFORE JUDGE FOX.
THURsDtY.-United States Mrs. Cokely. In
dctment for selling liquor without internal reye-
nue. license. Jury disagreed.
Webb. O'Donnell.
United States VS.. H. I. Hirshon. Indictment for
purchasing Government clothing from a soldier. On
trial.
Webb. Reed
George E. Bird of Portland and Warren E. Peril
go, of Rockland, were admitted to practice.
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Superior Court.

SEPTEMBER TERM, 1872.
Counsel will take notice that the September Term
OF the Superior Court stands adjourned to Monday,
September 30th, at 10 O'Clock A. M, at which time
the criminal docket will be called. In all cases where
parties recognized for their appearance at this term
such parties viii be defaulted unless they appear and
recognize anew. Counsel requested to have ball.
justify under oath upon blanks furnished and pre-
sent the same at the time of recognizing, thereby
saving the usual delay of oral examinations.
G. p. MATTocKs, County Attorney.
Portland, Sept. &C. 1872
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New YORK, Sept. 26-MorniRg-GoM at III
Money at per cent. Sterling Exchange 107 q 100.
Stocks steady. State Stocks quiet.
NEW YORK Sept. 26-Ereninq.-Money hard dur
ing the forenoon and advanced from per cent to
Lie per day, but before the close there reac-
ton to per cent, with the latest business about
per cent stock collaterals. Sterling Exchange dull
and long weak at 1913 a 1918; short firm at 1OS5 a
lO9 Gold dull and steady all day at 1873 114 loans
Cearances were $40 900 0OO The Treasury disbursed
$36000 The Treasury sold 81 OOO, 900 worth of Gold
at ia 5-100 a ia 7-100. Governments lower in
the morning but closed fracti IN rmer. State bonds
dnll and steady. The Stock market was generally
dun in the morning. The corner apparently relaxed
for the purpose of more short sales. The
whole market closed steady.
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fCharges of Arson.

the city attorney, presented to-day in the
Mayors Court on the charge of arson three dis
tinct cases: one against Samuel s. Paiso and
two against Frank E. Spencer, founded on the
affidavit of the Chief of Police, Barlow.
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AssAULT.-Wm. Crowell made complaint st
the police station yesterday that while be and
four of his companions were passing alone
Congress street Wednesday evening he was os'
sanlted without provocation at the head of Con
ter street by person unknown to him. He
was made insensible by the blow, and his face
was badly cut and bruised. He thinks the blow
was given with brass knuckles
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Display of French Republicans.

licans of Manchester under the auspices of the
Grant and Wilson Guard, who appeared with
torches and uniforms, raised the tricolored
flag of France this evening with the names of
Grant and Wilson inscribed thereon. The flag
is very large one and cost co. a about 500 The
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS morning workman
IN one OF the ship yards at East Deering was
at work on vessel when a large chisel fell
from above and struck him on the right thigh,
severng an artery and inflicting severe
wounds. A surgeon was procured as quickly
as possible, who took up the artery and dressed
the wounds, but the patient had suffered the
loss of great deal of blood
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The High School boys have donned their new
school cap, which presents very neat and
tasty appearance.
The Glen House will close Oct LIST.
q On the arrival of the Hartford Phalanx home
last evening they were received by the "home
guards" of the corps and handsomely entertain
ed
The Portland Company is building an iron
lighthouse for the coast of Louisiana. 1t will
be mounted ON screw piles.
Two little girls, daughters of ex-Mayor Stew
ems and George w. True, ESQ.,, held a pretty
little fair in aid of the Maine General Hospital
at Mr.. Stevens residence on Spring street,
Wednesday afternoon, which netted $3.50.
The Walker House is to be used as Temporal
ry depot by the Boston and Maine when the
line gets fairly in working order in December
and temporary station will be erected just
this side of Fore river where the road connects
with the Maine Central
The Mechanic Blues will go to Norway on a
visit to the Light Infantry of that town on
Wednesday morning of next week and return
the following afternoon.
The steamer Falmouth brought 145 passen-
gers from Halifax yesterday.
Freeman A. Berry, an employee of the Grand
Trunk Railway Co., was presented with $50 BY
his fellow-employees on Wednesday, on the oc-
casion of his marriage
The Resolutes and Bowdoins will play a
match game for prize of $50 at the fair at
Topsham, Oct. 18th.
Prof. Goodale has left Brunswick to enter
upon his duties as Professor of Botany at Har-
ward, but will return to Bowdoin in May.
Edward e. Preble and William Poole of this
city come in for a share of the prize money for
capturing the Alabama. The former was en-
sign of the Kearsarge and the latter quarter
master at the time of the engagement
A seizure af 300 gallons of liquors was made
at the New York boat Wednesday, and small
seizure at the Boston boat yesterday
Mr.. d. w. Clark and wife sail from Liverpool
for home Oct. 10th, and Mr.. and Mrs Franklin
Barrett about Oct. Both.
Edward Higgins, who lives in that notorious
place known as Stafford block, was arrested by
the police for beating his wife last evening
If the old signs retain their virtue we may ex-
pect an early winter, for the springs and brooks
are full.
Don't send out invitations to yachting parties
now. A man named Noah did SO once, and it
brought ON a rain storm.
George Washingtons weight is said to have
been 209 pounds
After the first of October the International
Steamship Companr's steamers will make only
two trips week to PASSPORT and st. John, N.
B., leaving here every Monday and Thursday
evening.
The Maine Central Railroad Company have
purchased the boats, landings, depot and fran
chise of the Kennebec & Boston Steamboat Co.,
whose boats run to Bath, Gardiner, Hallowell
and Augusta
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Municipal Court.

BEFORE JUDGE MORRIS.
THURsDAY.-Daniel Brooks, libellant, VS.. Liquors
seized at the freight depot of the Portland, Saco &
Portsmouth Railroad, P. j. Toohey, of New Hamp-
shire, claimant Claim sustained.
Bonney. Williams.
Eben N. Perry, lbellant, Liquors seized on At
lantic wharf, james Garland, of Conway N. H.,
claimant of two barrels Of whiskey. Decision, claim
ant entitled to no part of said liquors. Appealed.
Seven barrels and two kegs forfeited. No claimant
Bonney. j. B. Eaton.
Two cases of libelled liquors forfeited. No claim
ante
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Receipts by Railroads and STEAMBOATS,

STEAMER FRANCoNIA FROM NEW YoRK-2OO bbls
flour, 30 do birthstone, 100 bales ute 100 do wool 80
hhds tobacco, 81 do sugar. 10 drums Soda 312 halt
chests tea 12S boxes sugar 100 do SOAP 1l9 do win
dow glass; 25 do cheese $50 do rsins, 20 do tobacco
30 do starch piano fortes, bales elk SKINS 81 bags
Coffee 10 do rice 95 do shot, 101 bales rags and paper
10 pieces casting, casks skins, 273 crates fruit 90
rolls leather, 60 cases canned goods 90 keg- soda,
pieces marble bales moss, 40 kegs lead 10 bds chair
frames, 300 pkgs sundries. fFsa fs-
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smIe of the Pioneer,

PROVIDENCE, Sept 24.-The schooner Reso-
lutte, otherwise known as the Cuban war yes
sci Pioneer, was sold to-day by the United
States Marshal under the order OF the District
Court. Ricketson & Co., of Baltimore, bought
her. The price was $4,000.
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LIVERPOOL. Sept. 26-5.00 P. M.-Cotton closed
quiet; sales of Mddling upands Old; do Orleans %
q 95d Refined Petroleum ia q 17td.
LIVERPOOL. Sept. 26-Evening-Common Rosin
6ls Cd, Spirits Turpentine As q 45s sd.
HAVANA, Sept. 26-Sug2r firmer
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
Killed ON the Track.

Boston, Sept. 26-John Schumidt, while
walking ON the track of the Fitchburg Railroad
near Charlestown this afternoon was run over
and instantly killed. The entire passenger
train passed over him. completely cutting him
in two. He leaves wife and five. children in
Halifax, N. g. He was 40 years of age.
- Destructive Fire.
Fire broke out this evening in a large five
story stone building, 145, 147 and 149 Congress
street. The entire building was occupied by
Jno. McInnis & Co., wool dealers, whose loss
will probably amount to $4,000, and loss on
on the building $4,000 which is partially in
sured. Insurance on stock not ascertained.
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The Averin Chemical Paint

WILL PROVE ITSELF.
1st-Far more beautiful then any other.
2d-More durable then any other.
3d-Lower in price then pure Lead ard Oil.
4th- To be all ready for use
5th-To require noithinningior drier
sth-The best wood preservative ever discovered.
7tb-Rain before dry does not wash it..
Oth-It will not run or chalk
sth-It is positively water and fire proof
Ioth-Covers old work well as new
11th-superior for covering brick.
12th-The best paint for iron buildings.
This paint has been, and is being used upon the fin
est villas and buildings both public and private in
this country, north, SOUTH east and west giving uni
versal satisfaction and in all cases has proved its
wear to be fully twice long, without chalking or
acking, as any other paint.
ID. M. YEOMANS,
General Eastern Agent,
SD Commercial St, Portland.
Sept2Ieodsnu
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PORTLAND FRATERNITY. This most useful
charity re-opens its evening school for the en-
suing year on Tuesday, October LIST. The TO-
lowing is the weekly programme of Rotations,
being nearly that of last year.
Misunderstanding and Grammar.
Tuesday Bookkeeping and Geography.
Wednesday-Latin, French and Drawing.
Thursday-Arthmetic
Friday-Penmanship
All wishing to pursue any of these studies
can obtain cards of admission from the Janitor
at the Fraternity rooms.
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REMEMBER the sale at auction by J. s. Bailey
g. Co., of store No "a Green Street this after
noon at 3 clock. 1t is good store in good
location and must increase in value.
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~ J. 9. BAILEY a. co., Auctioners
Valuable House and Lot.

I'm Washington Street at auction ON THURSDAY,
" October Sd, at O'Clock p. NJ, on the premises,
we shall offer at public auction, the two and half
story wooden house No. 81, with a two story l.,
large stable and clubhouse Washington near
Madison street, and known tie j. SWEET property
The lot is about 100 feet Washington and $50 feet
on Madison ST. IL is good property for investment.
sep24td
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These entertainments are projected by Commit
tee of citizens who DESTROYS ofaffordng the pub
lie an opportunity to attend a course in which the
interesting subjects treated of are handled by a
thorough scholar, who has acquired a brilliant repu-
taticn as lecturer and who, without in the least
sacrificing scientific accuracy will adapt his expana-
These lectures have been in preparation many
months, and no exertions have been spared to make
them attractive and complete. They will be illustrate
cd by large number of experiments, many of them
of the most striking character
The necessary expenses of the course are very
great and the committee trusts that this effort dis
seminate exact scientific knowledge among the PEG:
pie will meet with an appreciative reception.
Course Tickets $500. For sale at the usual places.
Subscribers will be supplied by the Committee.
Evening Tickets 80 cents. For sale at the door,
Doors open at Z Lecture at s. - I'll, ~ 7
Committee.-P. III. Brown; f, H. Gcrrnn, " "
CHAIRMAN; c. f. Libby; G. w. Holmes; q. Haze
sep23td
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BY J. 8. BAILEY & CO., Auciionee,
Assignee's Sale of Parts of Vessels

WILL be sold at public auction on Wednesday,
W the second day of October at 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
at the office of j. S. Bailey s. Co.. No. % Exchange
street. Portland Me- the following parts of vessels
viz: II -a-A-
1-16 Ship Sylvanus Blanchard, 1172 TONS built 1884,
rates ALI for three years from September, 1871.
1-32 Ship STAR 1893 tons, built 1861 rates three
years from 1871.
Lie Bark Priscilla. 776 tons, built 1856; rates II.
Lie Bark Sarah E.. Frazer, 800 TONS built 1870;
(not surveyed. s.t
1872 Brig Agennra, 451 TONS built 1866; rates Al
five years from 1871.
1-32 Schooner Abbie 295 tons, built 1860.
E 1-32 Schooner Ruth Ii. Baker, SIT, built 1868.
rs Schooner James Garcelon, "a TONS built 1853.
Lilo Schooner Willie Martin i52 tons, built 1856
1-l6 Schooner Casco Lodge, 1873 tons, built 1867.
Per order, .'|
b. FREEMAN, Assignee,
of Capt. JOSEPH W. LAWRENCE
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THE PR ESS.
FRIDAY MORNING, SEPT. %, 1872.
i, CITY AND VICINITY.
THE PRESS

May be obtained at the Periodical Depots OF res
sender Bros, Marquis, Robinson, 81 incl ~ So.'
son. and Chisholm Bros, all trains that run out OF
the city.
At Biddeford, of Pillsbury.
At Saco of L, Hodgdon.
At Wateryille of j. S. Carter.
At Gorham, of News Agent.
At Bath, of j. o. Shaw.
At lewiston of w. F. Stanwood,