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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-09-03
And0ver, Friday, Sept. eth, at . ?. II.

Andover, Friday, Sept. eth, at2P ID.
Gen. b. +. Butler win speak at saco, Sept. 4
Hall.
Hon. Justin .. Morrill, will speak OF lar
mouth, Thursday evening Sept. 1h. g.. c,,
Cumberland Center, Friday evening sept "'h'
Brunswick, Saturday evening, sept 'an'
Gen. J. r.. Hawley Of Conn, will speak at
| Augusta, Tuesday evening, Sept j.
| Lewiston, Wednesday, sept g.
| Buckfeli, Thursday, Sept. otn'
| Canton Mills Friday, Sept. eth
| Bath, saturday, Sept.7.
Gen. Stewart L. Woodford will speak at
| t;ray Tuesday, Sept Sd, at 2 F. NJ.
| f3ridgton, Wednesday, Sept. 4th, at r NJ
Gen. John N. Harlan of Kentucky, Will
speak at
Gray, Tuesday, Sept Sd.
Bridgton, Sept. 4th.
Hon. George NJ. Robson speaks at Gorham
Tuesday evening, Sept.3
D. xter, Thursday evening, Sept. Sth.
Bangor, Friday evening Sept. 9th.
Dover, Saturday evening Sept. =,
Mass Meeting at waterville, Wednesday eve
ming, Sept. 4. Hons. Henry Wilson, Arson
p. Morrill, and John H. Rice and Gen. H
NJ. Plaisted, will address the people, of all par
ties, at Town Hall, next Wednesday evening, at
O'Clock. The Tanners" and "Zouaves" will bs
QUITO promenade and escort.
DIR. George b. Loring of Salem, Mass, viii
speak at Kennebunk Thursday evening, Sept. 9th
south Berwick, Friday, Sept. 18th.
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Notice.

TlNlIE annual meeting of the Union Mutual Life
i Insurance Company will be held ut the Com.
pany's Office in Augusta on Wednesday the eleventh
day of September next, at nine O'Clock, A. NJ,
BY order of the Directors,
w. II. HOLLISTER, Secretary.
Augusta, August ii, 1872, augl5.tlw&w3w
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To the Voters Of Augusta,

CITY CLERKS OFFICE,
AUGUSTA, Me- Aug 81, 1872.
ION are hereby notified to assemble at your re.
specuve ward Rooms on Monday, September 9th
at ~ O'Clock A. M then and there to give in your
voter LOT tne following officers, viz: For Governor
Oh inc STATE, ior Representative to Congress, for
fortwo Representatives to the egislotnre for !,
County Commissioner, County Treasurer, Register
and sheriff. - N'"''''
The polls to be closed at 4 O'Clock PM.
The Board of Aldermen will be in omen session
Tor the purpose OF correcting the lists voters and
of receiving evidence of the qualification of voters
whose names are not on the lists, on Thursday.
Friday and Saturday preceding the day eff election
from nine O'Clock A. NJ. to one O'Clock p. NJ on
Saturday afternoon the Board of Aldermen win be
in session from two to foIr O'Clock
l.. Ii. TITCOMB, City Clerk.
Getty papers please copy t&wtf
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Let Every Republican Examine
His Ticket Carefully RefOse He
Deposits u In the Ballot Box.
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Republican Meetings.

Frederick Douglass will speak
steep Falls. Tuesday evening, Sept. 3.
Bridgton, "Wednesday evening, Sept 1,
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"COl." Lang's Little Trick
to Cheat Himself into
Some Votes.

Republicans Will Please be
Watchfnl on Election Day.
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REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
FOR PRESIDENT,
ULYSSES s. GRANT
OF Illinois.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
HENRY WILSON
OF Massachusetts.
For Electors of President and Tice President
AtLaree. SAMUEL Z. SPRING.
AI,EXANDER CAMPBEIL'
First District, JAMES g; McMULLL1A4NH -.
Third District, JAMES FR FSlKrS.F
Fissh ni.s asssac'' WILLIAM McdiLvERY.
FOR REPRESENTATIVES TO CONGRESS-
First District, JOHN II. BURLEIGH.
Second District. WIN. p. FRYE.
Third District, JAMES G. BLAINE.
Fonrth District, SAM'L F. HERSEY.
Fifth District, EUGENE HALE.
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SIDNEY PERHAM.

FOR GOVERNOR
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$500,000 in CurrenCV
LIST OF GIFTS,

will te given TO the holders oftickets by distribution
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TO LET.
HOUSE LOTS FOR SALE

GTORE on Water Street, House on sewal Sire.
~ SAMUEL TlTCOMB.
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will be issued at $40 each: half tickets IS; quarter
tickets 81 So ii whole tickets for l0O; IS tor 1855
56 for $3.50; lib for $1,000 2s5 for 81 50o 575 for
tic kets at a time.
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nv O06 ~ . FOH SALE.
'NEN HOUSE LOTT lying in the hear, of the cit,
Il OF Augusta; two on Green street. four fl ont
Ing on Chapel street. and four on Tappan Place
Icrhfs easy. For further infot nation inquire of
r. %: farWel at house on State street, Of Samue
Titcomb at his Office west side Water street
Augusta, May 4, 1872. may7-,tf
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Gen. Stewart L. yvoodford will speak at
cray Tuesday, Sept. Sd, at r. M
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Hon. VIM. p. Frye will speak
kezar Falls, Tuesday, Sept. Sd, at ? +.
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DR.. George b. Loring of Salem, Mass, viii
speak at Kennebunk, Thursday evening, Sept. 9th
South Berwick, Friday, Sept. 9Th.
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speak at
Gray, Tuesday, Sept Sd.
Bridgton, Sept. 4th.
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TeneMcntS TO Let,

PPLf to Thos: S. Bartlett at house or store am,
n at Collier Il Hamilton's 0'N'e "1
Augusta, Jan. IL, 1872. ion1st,t
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Tuesday evening, sept.3
ID, xter, Thursday evening, Sept. Sth.
Bangor, Friday evening Sept. 9th.
Dover, Saturday evening, Sept.
The Portland daily press., 1872-09-21
The Odd Fellows i'm Council,

BALTIMORE Md. Sept 20.-In the Grand
Lodge OF Odd Fellows this morning decisions
Oh 'ne Grand Sire during the recess were taken
up, and the decisions numbered /, 2 g. t. 5, z,
y l. and IL respectively, accompanying the re-
port OF the published report of the Grand Sire,
were confirmed. These decisions embrace a
variety OF questions coming up from various
lodges. The action of the Grand Lodge officers
curing the recess in granting warrants for the
institution of certain subordinate bodies in
uermany was confirmed. AReports of the Com
lli.tee on Appeals were considered, amended
anu adopted. The Judiciary Committee, to
Whom was referred the decision of NJ. W.
Grand Sire upon question by the Grand Mas
Ter OF Missouri, viz, "What is the status of
members of a suspended subordinate lodge for
any cause who at the time of such suspension
were IN good standing upon the restoration of
lts charter and its resumption of work?' made
q report approving the decision. The commit
Tee further say:-Desiring to make the decision
more specific, that, when the disabilities are re-
moved for which subordinate lodge is sus-
pended and said lodge resumes the exercise of
It's various functions, the officers and members
occupy the same status they did before the sus-
pension; but when defunct lodge has been re-
ihstated on application of only part of its
members, those members making the applica-
tloh only are restored at once, and the other
members who were in good standing may re-
sumo membership upon such terms as the local
Ia VS. OF the Jurisdiction may prescribe. The
reports of the Committee on Constitutions, in
-SASnSo w diDeHuneulS 10 Gne OOuStltullOH Oh
subordinate lodges submitted for examination
were confirmed
A new translation of the Ritual of the Order
INTO the German language was authorized 1t
was decided to be necessary for only elective
0ncers of subordinate lodges to receive the Re-
bekah degree before installation. 1t was deter
mined inexpedent to change the terms of sub
ordinate lodges from six to twelve months, al
though 1t was manifestly the desire of con-
siderable portion of the Grand Lodge to have
sad change made. A new regalia was adopt
ed for Past Grand who is also Past Chief
Patriarch. 1t was resolved inexpedisnt to al
10" a subordinate lodge to enact a local law
providing for the payment of specified sum
as dues and relieve member from further
obligation during his membership. The Grand
Lodge decided that no subordinate lodge can
change the regulation as to qualifications in re-
gard to age of candidates After warm dis
cusson it was determined to allow the law with
reference to subordinate lodges meeting on
sunday to remain as it stands. This action
lnterdlcts holding lodge meetings on Sunday
except for funeral purposes. A street uniform
ior the encampment was authorized and sane
ton by the Grand Encampment of jurisdiction.
1t was resolved inexpediont to require subordi-
nate lodges to transact business in the fifth de-
gree. Adjourned till to-morraw
The Portland daily press., 1872-09-21
BY TELEGRAPH.
MATTER N MAINE.
THE ST p FAIR.
& ltcr Ashore.

& ltcr Ashore.
EAsTpoRT, Sc ~. 20.-Revenue cutter Moss
wood went ashore at Bocabec, N. b., yesterday.
She came in last night, leaking badly, and will
have to go on the railway to repair.
BANGOR, Sept. 2O-The weather to-day was,
as yesterday, unpropitious, but the rain ceased
falling in the forenoon and the trotting COM
menced at 10 o'clock. The first race was for
three minute horses, best 2 in 3; purse 5000,
$125 to first, $50 to second and $25 to third.
The following is summary:-A. w. Bracket,
MS. b. g. Bayard, III; c. o. Skinner, MS b. g
Scott, 2, 2: o. S. Chaffery, u.s. b. s. Stelmo, 3,
4; G. o. Conner, ms. &. m. Velvet, 5, 4; L. b.
Watts ms. blk. m. Lucy Knox, 3, distanced.
Time 2.49t, $50. The second race was for
grand sweepstakes, $685.; $500 to first, $12E to
second, $50 to third and $50 to fourth Sum-
mary-G. o. Conner ms. blk. IN. Ink, /, 1, 1 j.
b. 7, Whelden ms. W. 6. Calais Boy, 8, 2, 2; A.
Scribner u.s. blk. m. Gentle Annie, 2, 3, 3. Time
GAG, 2.4O3, 2.42ss. u 'a
Tomorrow there is to be stallion race in the
forenoon for purse of 5000. At 2 o'clock p.
NJ a race for outside purse of $40O, open to all
horses in Maine.
Owing to the rain which fell all day the at
tendance was smaller than on the previous
days. A large number of the prize cattle W ere
close tomorrow.
This evening there was discussion on bust
ness farming. Opened by ID. III. Thing, of Mt
Vernon. There was good attendance and
much interest manifested. So.
The Portland daily press., 1872-09-21

Battalion orders have been issued by the
Commander of the Hartford Phalanx in antici-
patton of the excursion to Portland.
Z ] IA Leavitt, on Exchange street, has just
completed for the Grant and Wilson club q
magnificent flag, AZ feet long and so broad. An
eagle with spread of 10 feet is in the middle of
the field
Liquors were seized yesterday from VIM.
Mclaughlin ON Summer street.
Lincoln Park has produced splendid crops of
toadstools this week.
Some of the up town Democrats illuminated
their residences on Thursday evening in antic-
ipation of a Democratic torch-light procession.
Typhoid fever is quite prevalent in this city.
A Merchants clam bake will come off at
Spurwink this afternoon.
Judge George f. Shepley and wife, and III.
N. Jose and daughter were in Paris Sept. I'd.
1t was Mrs. Neal Dow who dislocated her
shoulder at Lancaster, N. III. mot her daughter,
Mrs. Benton, as we were informed yesterday.
Mrs. Dow is doing we'll and returns home next
week.
The Army & Navy Union are making ne
gotiations for Bishop Simpson as one of their
lecturers.
Five men employed in caulking the brig
Preirie Rose, yesterday, were precipitated from
the staging into the water. One of them was
considerably hurt the others escaping with
ducking. BE-
The Advertiser says that the loan of the city
of Portland to the Portland & Ogdensburg
Railroad, together with the bonds issued to
build the Vermont portion of the road to Lake
Champlain, will be probably taken by Ger
man banking house through their agents i'll
New York.
The Sunday evening temperance meetings at
Preble Chapel will be resumed tomorrow
Three boys were arrested by Deputy Marshal
Sterling yesterday for breaking windows in a
barn in Deering.
A man who was obstructing the side
walk in front of Music Hall last night, was
told by policeman to ''move on" He as
saulted the policeman in return when another
person came to the assistance of the officer and
abe man was taken to the lookup. r
A train backing down on Commercial street
yesterday frightened horse standing near
the track, which dashed down Union street
with the wagon at his heels He ran along the
edge of the wharf and was just about pitching
overheard when his owner caught him by the
head and stopped him.
John T. Winslow and E. B. Winslow are Su-
perintendent and foreman of the Portland
Stone Ware Works. The name was accident
ally printed Williams yesterday.
The Portland daily press., 1872-09-21


PERIODICALS. Monthly, Cooley IS
Lady Book and Peterson's Magazine for
October have been received and for sale at the
bookstores of Messrs Bailey & Noyes and III. L.
Davis, Exchange street; Loring, Short & Har-
mon and Augustus Robinson, under the Fal-
mouth Hotel, also at the school-book, music and
periodical store of f. c. Andrews, No. Sc Center
street, and at the book and periodical depot of
Messrs Fessenden Brothers, Lancaster Hall.
WE are glad to see that arrangements have
been made to introduce the Averill Chemical
Paints more fully to the attention of the people
of this State. The very high reputation which
they have acquired elsewhere, and the favOra-
BILE results of their use by parties in this city
are sufficient guaranty of their value. D. M.
Yeomans SO Commercial street, has been APP
pointed exclusive agent for Maine and proposes
to bring their merits fully before the public.
The Portland daily press., 1872-09-21
TO N
The EmpcrOrs' Meeting.

BERLIN, Sept 2.-During the meeting of the
Emperors here, the subject of the inviolability
OF private property at sea in time of war was
considered by Prince Gortschakoff, Count An
Grassy and Prince Bismarck. 1t was regarded
as a good omen for the final establishment of
this principle that the government of the Unit
ed States, Austria, Germany, Russia, Italy and
Holland were in its support
Council of Ministers,
PARIS, Sept. 2O.-The council of ministers
held protracted meeting to-day for the pur-
POSE of considering measures to secure public
tranquility on the I'D of September, the ami
versary of the first Republic, M. Theirs presd-
ing. '
Diplomatic notes have been exchanged be-
tween France and Germany concerning the ar
rest of Edmond About. The charge on which
tn. French author is to be tried by court mar
tial consists of two counts One accuses him
OF publishing hostile articles in the German ter
rltory in October, 1871, and the other with cir
culating the same in the province of Lorraine.
Alfred Mayer, a barrster of Strasbourg. will
defend the prisoner. About sends word from
his prison to President Theirs, entreating him to
be calm and take no steps in his case which
would imperil France. ~.
5l..at CarIist Eusurrection.
A letter purporting to have been written by
L a. ths wP4Ps i il 6ar
Spain with ample means.
Cath.Iic GoaRr at Cologne.
LONDON, Sept. 20-The bishops of Lincoln,
Ely and Westminster, of the Church of Eng
land, and the Episcopal bishop of Maryland,
y. s., were present at the opening of the old
Catholic Congress at Cologne to-day. Among
the speakers was DIR. Roher of New York.
lias Coal Falling. it- = e- ,r
The mine owners of Newcastle to-day, in re-
ply to demands of deputation from the Mines
Association, refused an advance of 15 per cent.
in wages on the ground that the price of coal
has already fallen and a further decline is ex-
pected. gt
III s B. sslL9f PSI Personal.
Mrs. Scott Siddons is q passenger on steam
ship City of Brussels, which sailed yesterday
from Liverpool for New York. s-n~
The Portland daily press., 1872-09-21
NEW YORK.


New YORK, Sept. 2O.-There was good at
tendance including many ladies at Prospect
Park Fair grounds to-day. The race mile
heats, best 3 IN 8 for purse of $3.50, $500 to
first, $3.50 to second, 5000 to third was won by
Gazelle in 227}, 2.26a and 2.30. Grace Bertrain
took the second money and Ed. Foster the
third Gazelle was not the favorite and was
not sold in the pools,
The second race, mile heats. for 70 ono $1,000
to first, 5000 to second and 800 to third
American General, l. %, l, l; Rosalind, 3, L,
l, 3; George Palmer, 2, 3, 3, 2 9. Time. 3. "a
2. 25, 2.24, 2.2O, 2.2311.
Rumors on Change. #
1t is understood the Clearing House Associa-
ton will adopt rule which will prevent hold
ers OF large certified checks from obtaining
legal tenders unless the checks coms through
the clearing house. Public sentiment favors
the position of the banks. 1t is understood the
lookup people have decided to restore their
locked up greenbacks to circulation.
The November interest to be paid by the
government amounts to nearly $4,000, 900, and
fully nne-tenths of it belongs to European
holders of our bonds ~
1t is reported that portion of the short in
terest in the stock market closed out to-day, hut
the amount still uncovered is known to he
enormous.
1t is rumored that the cornering party in
Erie have come to terms with the Clears in
stock, but it is probable that this stock will be
Immediately oversold, 50 extremely hazardous
is the deal in one way or the other.
Blacksmiths Convention,
ALBANY, Sept. 2O-In the International
Mechanists and Blacksmiths Convention
resolution not to permit persons of African
descent to become members of the Union was
tabled. The treasurer's report showed receipts
$10,541.
The Portland daily press., 1872-09-21


s-s. AUCTION COLUMN.
Assignee's Notice.. o. Bailey & Co.
Brick Boarding House-F. o. Bailey & Co.
Dry Goods-F. o. Bailey & Co.
Rare Shells-F. o. Bailey g. Co.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Temperance Mass Convention.
Boots and Shoes-George f. Goldthwaite.
Averill Chemical Paint--D. M. Yeomans.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
House for Sale-H. A. Jones.
Ladies' Furnishing Goods, &c.-Davis s. Co.
Harbor Commissioner Notice.
t. Lct-G. w. Durham
Owners of Machine Shops-Mechanica Engineer
Furniture and Boarding House for Sale.
Pine Shippin, Boards-A. l.. Hobson.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES. ..
Clothins -0rin Hawkes. & Co.
Averill Chemical Paints.
Haymakers' Meeting.
Hats and Caps aher & Co.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS w. Rich s. Co.
The Portland daily press., 1872-09-21

new ApOthecary store.
The undersigned has opened an Apothecary
Store at No. Myrtle Street, in Cahoon Block,
opposite City Building; where he will keep
constantly ON hand a full assortment of pure
Drugs and Medicines. Patent Medicines, Toilet
Articles, and all articles usu.lly kept in an
apothecary store Physicians prescriptions
carefully prepared from select materials Open
on the Sabbath, for the sale of medicines, from
9to 10 A, NJ. and from II to q and 8 to 6 P. M.
sep20-4t F. S. PARTRIDGE.
The Portland daily press., 1872-09-21
WASHINGTON.


WASHINGTON, Sept. 2O.-Despatches received
miraI jenkins commandine the u u. s. ' naval
forces on the Asiatic station, dated Kioga Robe
Japan, Aug. 10th, reports the following move
ments of vessels in the squadron: The Color
ado remains at Robe, where she arrived July
14th. She would sail in Z few days for Nakaski
and thence for Chefoo, China, where the Ad-
miral is expected to arrive about. the LIST inst.
The Alaska is at the north of China under
orders to visit Men Chwang. She was expect
to be at Chefoo about the LIST of Sept.
The November Interest.
The interest on the coupons due November
LIST, will be paid the 21st inst. Upon rebate
the authorities decide that postmasters are re-
quired to register free all letters containing
currency to be redeemed and to be addressed to
the Treasurer D. -
The Portland daily press., 1872-09-21
METEOROLOGICAL.
SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER REPORTS FOR THE FAST
arit p TWENTY-FOUR HOURS

TWENrY-FoUR HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL
OFFICER, Washington, d. c.,
.l-ll. HfI s Sept. 20. $500 p. N.lt
Probabilities-For the New England and
Middle States for Saturday clear weather and
rising temperature with westerly and south
westerly winds over the former and southeast
terly winds over the latter Fer the South At
lantc States clear weather and easterly to
southerly winds; for Gulf States, southerly
winds and generally clear weather; from Ten
nessee to Lake Erie and lower Michigan, in
creasing southerly winds and cloudiness and
probably threatening weather. Southerly winds
are probable for Lake Michigan tonight, shift
ing to northwesterly during Saturday morning;
brisk and very brisk southerly winds for Lakes
Erie and Huron during Saturday and for Lake
Ontario probably on Saturday evening For
the Northwest on Saturday northerly to wester-
ly winds and clearing weather. Cautionary
signals ordered for Milwaukee, Chicago and
Grand Haven. -A. ---H
The Portland daily press., 1872-09-21

CINCINNATI, Sept. 20.-Yesterday morning a
man giving the name of Wade, presented at
the banking house of Seasongood, Meter & Co.
what purported to be letter of introduction
from the cashier of the German American
Bank of New York and certificate of deposit
from the same hank Of $4,000 which he PC
quested cashed The members Of the firm hest
tated and made inquiry. Wade in the mean
time left. A telegram from New York pro-
nounced the letter forgery and stated that the
certificate had been raised from $780, Wade
has disappeared.
The Portland daily press., 1872-09-21
New York stock and Money Market.

NEW YORK, Sept. 20-MorniRg.-Gold at 114i.-
Money per cent. Stocks steady. Sterling Exchange
long, 1919; short, 109 State Stocks steady.
New YORK, Sept. 20-Eceninq.-The Money mar
ket was easier to-day. Early in the day call loans
we've made at 1-32 but afterwards declined and
later dealings were at a per cent. Gold was weak
er to-day and declined 115i the opening price, to 1885,
closing at 114s Loans were made from for use
down per cent. for carrying. Clearances we're Ss4
100000. The Treasury disbursed $4,000. Govern
ments were firm in the morning but declined at the
close. Sterling Exchange dull at 1913 q 1885, Stocks
were generally firm during the day with an advance
in prices ranging from TO per cent. Harlem and
Western Union showed the greatest advance the for
mer advancing from ITO to lis, and the latter from
o to 66s In the balance of the list the advance was
the advance was to u per cent, most marke in No.
Western common, Central, Lake Shore, Ohio g.
Mississippi, Rock Island and Indiana Central. The
volume OF business not large. Erie was the
marked exception to the general market declining
from 521 to 49l The general market was heavy at
the close and showed at decline of to per cent
5rom the best prices of the afternoon. The banks
held meeting to consider the action Of those mem
bers OF the association who refused pay greenbacks
on their certified checks in any way except through
the clearing house. TT : II -EF
The Portland daily press., 1872-09-21

Mr.. FEALEMAN, the old and reliable conchol-
ogist, has arrived here with very choice and
rare collection of shells from all parts of the
globe Among the collection are many speci
mems that our citizens have never seen, also a
few specimens of Sandwich Island imple-
ments. The goods will be on exhibition at the
salesroom of f. o. Bailey & Co., on Monday,
and will be sold on Tuesday without reserve.
This is one of the finest opportunities to obtain
rare and pleasing parlor ornaments ever offered
in orr city
The Portland daily press., 1872-09-21

BROADWAY SILK HAT for Fall, and all the
new and nobby styles of soft and stiff Hats,
embracing all the latest New York aud Phlla
delphia styles, can be found at Maher & Co.'S,
opposite Post Office. sep2Od1w