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The Portland daily press., 1872-09-28
Superior Court.

SEPTEMBER TERN, 1872.
Counsel will take notice that The September Term
of the Superior Court stands adjourned to Monday,
September 30th, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at which time
the criminal docket will be called In all cases where
parties recognized for their appearance at thsterm
such parties will be defaued unless they appear and
recognize anew Counsel requested tn have bail,
Justify under oath upon blanks furnished, and pre-
sent the same at the time of recognizing thereby
saving the usual delay of oral examinations.
c. P. MArTocKs, County Attorney.
Portland Sent. oR 1879
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

SEE advertisement of Housekeeper Wanted.
AT the sale of furniture at the Walker House
yesterday, all of the inferior furniture was clos
ed ont. Between 10 and II o'clock to-day, there
is to be disposed of the contents of the seven
best chambers, two parlors, office and billiard
room. These contain some very fine articles,
and no doubt will sell cheap.
The Portland daily press., 1872-09-28
METEOROLOGICAL.
SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER REPORTS FOR THE PAST
-Nr1x,-I

SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER REPORTS FOR THE pAsT
TWENTY-FOUR HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL)
OFFICER, Washington, d. c.,
Sept. q. $500 p. MD
For the New England and Middle States on
Saturday, clear and cool weather and westerly
winds, the latter backing to the southerly over
the lower lake region; for the south Atlantic
States, southerly winds and generally clear
weather; for the Gulf States, easterly to south
erly winds and increasing cloudiness from
Mississippi westward; from Tennessee to Lake
Erie, the upper lakes and northwest, dimin-
ishing pressure and southerly winds; rising
temperature with clear weather from Tennes-
see and Missouri to Ohio and lower Michigan,
with probably increasing cloudiness from Kan
sas to Lake Michigan and northward. ,
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Movcmcnts of RevoIuti onists.

New ORLEANS. .27.-Advces from NAL
agorada states that revolutionary Gen. Cue ira
reached PARA with his forces. He is said to be
accompanied by Gen. Diaz Both of these gen.
tlemen acknowledge President Tiejodas gov
eminent and will lay down their arms.
BROWNSVILLE, Sept. 27.-It is really report
ed that Gen. Cortina has been writing letters
to friends in Texas, calling ON them to assist him
in an intended raid into the country. In those
letters he impresses the idea that the country
between Rio Neuces and the Rio Grande, be-
longs to Mexico, and that consequently they
have right to plumber it.
1t is reported that band of thieves for driv-
ing cattle from the head of Aguo, Dulee and
Rio Neuces are now thoroughly organized, keep
ing supplies ahead and fresh supplies of men
and horses. Small droves of stolen cattle are
passing into Mexico every few days.
The Portland daily press., 1872-09-28

JUDGE MORRIS PRESIDING.
FRIDAY.-Patrick Leonard Intoxication. Sen
fenced to imprisonment for 80 days.
Hugh Doherty. Search and seizure Discharged.
ball
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BY TELEGRAPH,
MATTERS IN MAINE.


LEWISTON, Sept 27.-Last night Miss Mary
Harris of this city went out to make some pur-
chases at store Not returning, search was
made, but without success till this afternoon
when her body was found in the canal She
probably walked off the bank of the canal out
side of the railing of the bridge, as the evening
was very dark.
The Storm.
BANGoR Sept. pa heavy rain storm has
been prevailing here to-day and still continues.
Steamer Katahdin did not arrive at her wharf
till IL p. IN.
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AUCTION SALES.
House and Land i'm Deering,

A NEW two story house and lot in Deering, next
"A to the Mission Chapel, north end of Deering
Bridge; has II rooms closets and good cellar under
the whole house; arranged for two families water In
Lot 43x10O, ON the line of the horse cars and within
ten minutes walk of the City Building; has full
view OF Portland terms easy. If not previously dis
posed Of at private sale, will be sold at auction on
Saturday, Sept 2Sth, at o'clock in the afternoon
For further particulars inquire the premises or Of
the AuctiOneers. sepl6to2S
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A Murderer Confesscs.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 27.-John Barclay, con-
victed of the murder of Charles Garner near
this city last October made a full confession of
his guilt to-day entering into the most minute
particulars connected with the horrible affair.
He will be hanged on October 4th.
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U. q. Distric, Court.

BEFORE JUDGE FOX.
FRIDAY.-United States VS.. H. L. Hrshon. In
dictment for purchasing government clothing from
soldier. Nat guilty.
Webb. ..r Reed
United States VS.. Edw. Murphy: Selling liquor
without license. On trial.
Webb. -1.'- Perrigo-Hale
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The Cincinnati Exposition.

sons attended daily the Exposition for the past
three days. Initial arrangements have been
perfected for superb musical festival in this
city the first week in May, 1873. Theodore
Thomas has accepted the dictatorship.
The Portland daily press., 1872-09-28

EVANSVILLE, Ind, Sept. pa special to
the journal says Gen. William Harrow was so
severely injured by an accident on the Louis
vile, Albany & Chicago Railroad this evening,
than he died at New Albany He was Libe-
raj candidate for elector for this district.
The Portland daily press., 1872-09-28

ST. LOUIS, Sept. pa delegation of so
chiefs and braves, representing the Kiowas
Arapahoes, COmmanches and Apaches, left at
Okla, Indian Territory, this morning and arriv-
ed in this city this evening en- route for Wash
inotOn
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THE PR SS
CITY AND VICINITY.
THE PRESS

May be obtained at the Periodical Depots Of Fes-
Andrews, Wentworth, Glendenning Moses Hender-
son, and Chisholm Bros, all trains that run out Oh
the city.
At Biddeford, of Pillsbury.
At Saco of L, Hodgdon.
At Waterville, of j. S. Carter
At Gorham, Of News Agent.
At Bath, of j. o. Shaw.
At Lewiston, of W. F. Stanwood,
The Portland daily press., 1872-09-28
RequisitiOn.

A police officer arrived here to-day with a
requisition from the Governor of Connecticut
for Charles Sloan, the defaulting bank teller,
who was arrested here some days ago.
The Portland daily press., 1872-09-28

There is rumor afoat that J. NJ Lunt
whose engagement with the Maine Central ex-
pires next Tuesday, will become Supt. of the
Boston and Maine Railroad, conveniently soon.
The report that the Maine Central Railroad
chises of the Kennebec Steamboat Co. was
contradicted yesterday. fa
Gen. Thorn has awarded the contract for fur
nishing about 5000 tons of stone for the Saco
breakwater, to Charles HI. Bragdon of Bidde-
ford. The price is 81. % per gross ton of quar-
ry grout and $1.1S for small stone. ~
G. r. Davis & Co., have sold the property at
Knightville, Cape Elizabeth, known as the
Hanaford property, embracing fine Cottage
house, store, &c, to Hiram Hamilton; and al
SO to James Shackley house and land at Tur
ner's Island, Cape Elizabeth; terms private.
sold Prob said we should have partly clou-
dy weather in New England yesterday He
didn't tell half the truth for Portland.
The Cadetssay they are going to give theil
friends on Monday night ga bang-np concert, q
red-hot drill and the best dance you ever saw -
That's enthusiastic.
The long storm drives duck and other sea
birds landward, and sportsmen find plenty of
use for their guns and ammunition
The sheriff made another official visit to the
Boston steamboat wharf yesterday and carried
off liquors. - -
Steamers Daniel Webster and Eastern City,
from Boston for Quebec, have been lying in our
harbor for the past two days, weatherbound. 1t
is STATED that they are to be used as tug-boats
on the st. Lawrence.
An unusual number of fish-barrels were
brought into town the first of the week, which
may possibly account for the present moist
weather. .
Although the steamer Chase took full
freight for Halifax this week. the Falmouth
had nearly full freight yesterday, composed
Oflfour, tobacco, boots and Shoes rubbers, &c
DIR. ingalls, of Andoyer, Me, is to take the
business of the late DR.. e. N. Tukesbury of
Falmouth.
On account of the storm, steamer Lewiston
did not leave for Machias last night She will
leave at IL o'clock this morning.
Abeautiful group of callas, from the penci
of Miss Skelle, is ON exhibition in Schumach
er's window. A fine piece of animal painting il
seen in the portrait of a cat, shown in the SAM
window.
A movement is on foot for ball for the bene
fit of the police force of this city; to Gomez OF
the coming winter. There was never worthe
class of men than the police, and little toxic
of appreciation by our citizens would be nc
only deserved but encouraging.
The infantry are "connting!noses for an eH
cnrsion to Providence abovt the goth of October
to repay the visit the Providence Light Infar
try made to Portland two years ago. If the
go they go they will take the City Marshal an
chaplain along with them.
Byron d. Verrill, Esq, is a candidate for til
position of City Solicitor. His name was mis-
printed yesterday. -.r
omDreiias and rubbers were the best stock i
trade yesterday
n. IhSraham of Portland, and Rev. A. /
Park of Gardiner, were at Geneva on the Of
of September.
For LAKE WINNEPEsAuKEE.-T Portl.n
and Rochester Railroad Company still confirm
to issue tickets to Lake Wnnenesanl,oo ra,,,
The Portland daily press., 1872-09-28
Lake WinnepeSaukee
National College of Music,

ESTABLISHTED BY THE MENDEIs-
H SOHN QUINTETTE CLUB, will begin
September 16, 1874. A thorough musical education
in all branches Of the art be obtained from
corps Of FOREIGN AND RESIDENT AR
FISTS of HIGH GRADE. Applications for
admission received. Glasses formed early in
September. Circulars with full particulars mailed
rec. Address THOMAS RYAN, Director of
- bal College of Music, fremont Temple, Boston,
jy27-wedSSsat 3m
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HATS, CAPS, Lap Robes and Canes in every
variety.
Grin Hawkes. & Co. 200 and 292 Congress st.
d&w
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The Strike,

CHICAGO, Ill, Sept. 27.-About $50 persons,
out on strike, paraded here to-day. The
demonstration was very orderly. Many new
hands have been employed in the place of the
strikers at the old rates, while it is claimed that
1000 strikers have been re-employed at the ad-
vance asked by them.
The Portland daily press., 1872-09-28

WASHINGTON, Sept. 27.-The President and
family returned to Washington at five O'Clock
this evening. Several friends called at the
house to pay their respects.
The Portland daily press., 1872-09-28
New York stock and Mo,cv ,r,rk.,

NEW YORK, Sept. Electromagnetic at 49,
Money at per cent Sterling Exchange, long, 107s;
short, 1O9 Stocks very steady State bonds quiet.
New YORK, Sept. 27-Esening.-Money ruled
5per cent. but they exceptional. Sterling
Exchange heavy and lower 1914 for PRIME 1881 for
sight Gold opened at Ill., declined to 1133 at which
point there were apparently large to buy, and it
closed at 1lS "a 1884, with the bulk of the business
at the latter figure; loans fiat to 1-64 per cent for
use Clearances were $44,OOOOOO. The Treasury
disbursements were Sal 600. Governments dull and
fraction lower. State bonds dull and steady. The
attention OF the Stock market conferred in Pacif-
ic Mail and Northwestern Common, both of which
rose rapidly on continued clique purchases. Presi-
dent Stockwel said to be advancing Pacific Mail on
the Smith party, who are supposed to be largely
short. Transactions in Pacific were enormous. A
lively time is anticipated tomorrow. The improve
ment in prices general but particularly marked
in Western Union, Ohio and Mississippi and Indiana
Central Eric dull and neglected at lower prices
The market closed strong at the highest figure Of the
day. The Commercial says in reference to the pub
lished statement that there is large reduction in the
securities of the Pacific Mail between May 9th and
the nth inst that the company besides paying $780,
600 for the Central American line of steamers has
paid as much more for steamers now building.
oFO
The Portland daily press., 1872-09-28

DETROIT, Mich, Sept. 27.-The straight-out
democratic Convention held in Jackson to-day
Hon. Chas Woodruff for Lieutenant Governor
with full State ticket.
The Portland daily press., 1872-09-28
Europeau Markets.


LONDON, Sept 27-1.3oP P. M.-Bresdstuffs quiet
ana steady; Red Spring 12s q lbs Sd. Corn 30s.-
blour 3Ss 3d. Tallow44s 3d.
Erie 38s.
ILiyERpooL, Sept, 81 3-1,OO P. Motion steady
aIas lzooo bales for speculation and export 600
changed, ~
American securties-U. S. 5-2Os 1867, 92s Erie at
10 ARIs, Sept. 2T-5OOP. M-Rentes closed at 53f
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 27-5.0O M-Cotton closed
7-16d. " P'%u' "pi""u' w
is dull but not lower, va
IN Inc receipts of Corn for the past three days were
Tallow 4Os 3d.
ANTWERP, Sept. 2T-5.O0 P. M.-Petroleum 4sf
LONDON, Sept. 27-Evening. Oil at So 15s
81 LIVERPOOL, Sept. 27-Evening.-Linseed Oil at
The Portland daily press., 1872-09-28

WANTED.-Six first class furniture painters
Geo. A. WHITNEY & Co.
No. 4G Exchange St. Portland Me. sep2S-1w
WE sell all the desirable styles in Hats and
Caps and are constantly receiving all the nov
elites as soon as issued.
Grin Hawkes. s. Co., 300 and 292,Congress ST.
aa5 d&w
DR. BENNETT will resume his practice in
Portland, Tuesday, Oct LIST. Office at the
Preble House.
SAVE YOUR BUILDINGS by painting them be-
fore winter comes on, with the Averill Chemi-
cal Paint
For sale at SO Commercial ST., Portland If
FALL style Silk Hats just received at Grin
Hawkes. & Co., up town Hat Store 800 and 1872
Congress ST. d&w
BROADWAY SILK HAT for Fall, and all the
new and nobby styles of soft and stiff Hats,
embracing all the latest New York aud Phila.
delphia styles, can be found at Maher s, Co. s,
opposite Post Office. scp20d1w
THE cheapest and best Paint in the wo ID is
| the Averill Chemical.
For sale at SO, Commercial ST., Portland. tt
The Portland daily press., 1872-09-28

SIXTY pices all wool serge dress goods, So cts
worth 62 cts. Come for them quick.
sep24-1w LEACH, "a Middle street.
The Portland daily press., 1872-09-28

THE Glass Blowers are coming and will be at
Lancaster Hall all of next week with their
Glass Steam Engine, Queen of Beauty. AT
Lancaster Hall. 27-2t
The Portland daily press., 1872-09-28
AND COMMERCIAL


Foreign Exports.
HALIFAX Ms. Steamer Falmouth-5O0 bbs
flour, so tons bran, 400 los butter.
ST JOHN NIB. Sch Belle Barbour-700 bbls -four,
l0O do oatmeal 10 tons grue, 1880 gals refined oil.
Foreign Imports.
PICTOU Ms. Brig Polledo-a20 tons coal to j
L Farmer.
SOUTH PARSBORo, Ms. Shr Enroclydcn-sOO
Spruca pilings to order. ..-..- - :
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Grand P Political Dem onstratiOn-WelcOm
to Mr. Dawes

SPRINGFIELD, Sept. 27.-The first great polit-
ical demonstration of the campaign in this city
1t included torch light procession numbering
$50 men, turnout of the local Grant Clubs,
and a welcome to Congressman HI. L. Dawes of
Pittsfeld who delivered speech at the City
himself chiefly to a review and answer of GER
tain criticisms and questions propounded by
the Springfield Republican. in the course of
which he told the story of the Charpenning
fraud; gave in detail the administration view
of finances and rehearsed arguments generally
employed by the supporters of Grant for dis
trusting Greeley and the Liberal cause. He
made no allusion to the Credit Mobilier scan
5a1
The Portland daily press., 1872-09-28

TIE RFGATTA-In consequence of the Sc
we're storm of yesterday the regatta of the
Maine State Boating Association for the cham
pionship was postponed. 1t is expected to take
place this morning at 8 o'clock. l. aS
The Association had a supper last night at
the Prebe House, at which Robinson Williams,
the President, presided. There was splendid
bill of fare, and after the viands a couple of
hours was agreeably and sensibly spent in
speech, sentiment and song. Mr.. Kicker hav-
ing declined to serve as referee in the races
FRANK +. Gould, of Boston, was selected to fill
the place. The vacancies in the board of judges
were also filled, and the following is the full
list:-For the Alcyons of Portland, c. M.
Henry; Ariels of Portland, Chas. c. Bedlow;
Emeralds of Portland, Michael Kinnigan;
Longshoremen of Portland, Chas. Mccarthy;
Clean of Bath j. p. Leary.
THE Martha Washington Society intend to
hold their annual levee in Reception Hall
next Wednesday afternoon and evening. They
will have for sale various useful and fancy arti-
cles, besides an abundance of refreshments
Supper at o'clock. We are requested to say
that they will be happy to receive food, goods
or money to aid this attempt to help the poor.
The food may be left at the Reception Room
on Wednesday morning, and other donations
with Mrs. Benz. Kingsbury, Jr., 80 Oak street,
or Mrs. Dr. Dodge, Elm street. The merits of
this worthy institution are well known in our
community, and we trust their call will meet
liberal response.
Sons OF TEMPERANCE.-Portla Division
No. 50, Sons of Temperance, at their meeting
last evening elected the following officers for
the next term Worthy Patriarch, r. w. Lin
coin; Worthy Assistant, II. NJ Lincoln; FL
nancial Scribe, j. B. Thorndike; Treasurer,
Benz. Bell; Recording Scribe, e. F. Waite; As
sstant do, Julia P. Sawyer; Chaplain, A. II.
Waite; Conductor, Fl. S. Burgess, Jr.; Asss-
tant do, Emma B. Towle; Inside Sentinel,
Henry Towle; Outside Sentinel-laid over to
next meeting.
PROF. BRAcKETT's LEcrUREs.-We are glad
of lectures on Heat Light and Electricity will
be delivered Friday evening of nextweek. We
call attention to our advertisement, and have
no doubt that our citizens will literally patron
ize the conrse. Prof. Bracket has been to
great expense in procuring materials for expert
ments, and we hope he will have the full houses
which his reputation deserves.
MISUNDERSTANDING the state of the wealth.
er fair amount of reserved seats for the Lin
gard exhibition tonight was sold at Halves &
Cragin's yesterday. The Wilkes Spirit of the
Times says of the new comedy:
1.-The greatest novelty offered by the Lin
CARDS. was the new act comedy of "A LIES
Dream The dialogue is cleverly written, full
of wit and sprghtliness. Alice and VIM. Hor-
ace were called before the curtain at the end of
the first and second acts, and the parts were
acted with intelligence, grace and feeling"
The Portland daily press., 1872-09-28
BURNETT'S COCOAINF.

Universally Acknowledged
The Best and Cheapest Esair Dress;n.
Promoter ofthe Growth and Beauty nf,hc
Hair i'm the World.
NO OF HI Err COMP UND
possesses the peculiar properties which so exactly
SUIT the various conditions Of the human hair
FOR sale by all Druggists. cody no29 sn
The Portland daily press., 1872-09-28

Receipts by Railroads and Steamboats,.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROADS cars through
freight, do wood, do boards 1 do excelsior. DO
shingles do oil cloth, do pine boards do empty
bbs do slabs, 2O3 cases mdse, 68 boxes axes 81 bbs
apples, II bales goods, 81 pkgs sundries.
The Portland daily press., 1872-09-28

NORTH sTRATFORD N. H.
willard House, G. 3. Bailey a. Go. Pro-
nriefars.
The Portland daily press., 1872-09-28

MARTIN WIRES, of Underhill Centre VT,
writes: 1 painted one side of my house with
AvERILL CHEMICAL PAINT, and the other side
and end with LEAD AND on. 1 found the
same cost of Averill Chemical Paint spread
over more surface and has much better gloss,
and while the Lead is growing rough, the
Averill Paint remains smooth and hard.
Agency 50 Commercial st.
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BY J. $. BAILEY a co., Auctioncers.
AssiSnee's Sale of Parts of Vessels

WILL he 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 & Co., No. % Exchange
street, Portland, Me-, the following parts of vessels,
viz: ssh III.
lie Ship Sylvanus Blanchard 1172 tons, built 1851
rates All for three years from September, 1871.
1-32 Ship Star, 1893 tons, built 1861; rates three
years from 1871. .. n.
Lilo Bark Priscilla, 776 tons, built 1856; rates H.
Lie Bark Sarah E. Frazer, 500 tons, built 1870;
(not surveyed.
1-32 Brig Agenora, 451 tons, built 1866; rates Al
five years from 1871.
1-32 Schooner Abbie, 295 tons, built 1850.
1-32 Schooner Ruth H. Baker 317, built 1868.
1-8 Schooner James Garcelon, GA TONS built 1853.
1-l6 Schooner Willie Martin 152 tons, built 1866.
1-l6 Schooner Casco Lodge, 1873 tons, built 1867.
Per order,
B. FREEMAN, Assignee,
of Capt. JOSEPH W. LAWRENCE
sept10td
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Agricultural . Exhibition

fENHE Annual Cattle Show and Fair, Of the Cum
berland County Agricultural Society, will be held
at Bridgton,
Tuesday and Wednesday, October,
list and I'd, 1872.
Arrangements have been made with the P. g. o. R,
r., and Sebago Lake Steamboat Companies by which
passengers will be carried at half fare and contribu-
tiens to the Fair free-said contributions being at
the owners risk As very generous list of premiums
have been offered, by the executive Committee of the
society for all departments of the exhibition let the
farmers and all others interested in agricultural mat
tiers see to it that the grounds and hall be filled with
the productions of Cumberland County.
Contributors are entitled to free admission.
Tickets to the Hall ................ g Oh
Annual Membership. loo
SAMUEL DINGLEY, Sec'y.
Sebasb Lake, Sept. sd, 1872. sep24-dSEwtoc3
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For LAKE WINNEPEsAuKpr -Tho pou,,.,5
and Rochester Railroad COMPANY still continue
to issue tickets to Lake Wmnepesaukee sand
Center Harbor and return good for the season.
The special "Wednesday and Saturday trains
have been taken off, and the trip will occunv
two days, but we are yet to enjoy some of tho
most delightful weather of the year for an ex-
cursion of this kind.
The Portland daily press., 1872-09-28

SPRINGFIELD, Sept. N.-The coroner's jury
on the body of a man found in the millpond at
Palmer, ON Wednesday, rendered a verdict that
he was killed by parties unknown. His name
was Peter Adams, and he was on his way from
Vinalhaven, where he had been at work, to
New York st-
The Portland daily press., 1872-09-28
PROF. BRACKET
HEAT. LIGHT & ELECTRICITY
AT
nj u S &c TEL ALL!
Friday Evening, October 4tFl.
And Continue with
ONE LECTURE A WEEK
Till the Course is completed.

These entertainments are projected by Commit
tee OF citizens who DESTROYS ofaffording the pub
nc an opportunity to attend course in which the
interesting subjects treated of handled by a
thorough Scholar who has acquired brilliant repu-
tation as lecturer and who, without in the least
sacrlncng scientific accuracy, will adapt his explana-
ions to the understanding OF q popular audience.
months, and no exertions have been spared to make
them attractive and complete. They will be ustrat-
cd by a large number of experiments, many of them
OF the most striking character.
The necessary expenses of the course very
great and the committee trusts that this effort dis
seminate exact scientific knowledge among the peo :
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 so cents. For sale at the door.
Doors open at z; Lecture at 8.
Committee.-P. H. Brown; F, H. Gerrish; c. j.
Chapman; c. +. Libby; G. w. Holmes; C. Hale.
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Desirable Residence ON New High
Street .sf Ametinu

I'm Wednesday, Oct 2nd at D. M, we shall of
~ fer the very desirable residence of the late T..
Barnes, No. So New High st.
Said residence is Of wood with slate roof cOntaipa
IL rooms finished with modern improvements, Seba-
go Water, heated with furnace and is in every par
tlcular arranged for convenience and comfort.
The lot is so feet front by 100 feet back.
The situation of this property is unsurpassed and
real estate is rapidly increasing in value in this oca
ten
Parties wishing to examine can do so on any pleas
ant day from to B Up. m.
Terms liberal and made known at sale
r.. d. KAULEK A. m