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The Portland daily press., 1872-07-10
u s. MarshaI's Sales.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
DISTRICT or MAINE "a

DISTRICT OF MAINE, S.
HlAKEN on execution and will be sold by public
Il auction, on the 3ist day of July A. d. 1872, at
II o'clock in the forenoon, at the u s. Marshas OF
hce in Portland, in said District all the right in
equity which James Bradley Of said Portland, had
same was attached on the original writ, to redeem
the following described real estate, situated in said
Portland in said District, to wit:
A lot of land with the buildings thereon,
and the apPertenances thereunto belonging.
situated in said Portland the south eastery side
of Congress street, and bounded as foIlows-Begin-
ming at the centre of the front steps of the double
brick dwelling house, the westerly tenement of which
is now occupied by Moses Morrill,, at point on the
southery line of said Congress st; thence souhery
by straight line through and by the centre of the
partition wall of said double house and the addition
thereto, and on continuation of said straight line
one hundred and twenty feet, less to Court
now laid out; thence eastery by said Court thirty
two feet more or less, to the land formerly OF Ste
shen w. Eaton thence northerly by land Of said Ea
ton, one hundred and twenty feet, more or less to
Congress ST. thence by said Congress street north
westerly about twenty-nine and one-tenth feet to
the bound first mentioned; together with the rget of
way in common, by the Court aforesaid and the
tinuation thereof to Munroe Place called, and by
Munroe Place to Congress street. with said Braleys
right title and interest in the DRAINS pipes,
and privileges belonging to said double brick house
being the same described in deed from Jabez NJ.
Knight, recorded in Cumberland Registry of Deeds
vol. 33S, page 256.
Also an the right in equity which said James Brad
ley had at the same time, to witt the 3ist day of
August, A. D., 1862 to redeem the following describ-
ed real estate in said Portland, to wit: A parcel of
land situated on Court twenty feet wide south Of
Congress street, said Court running easterly from
Munroe Place, and described as follows beginning
on the souhery side of said Court at the easery end
thereof, six inches from II. w. and A. behring's
house, thence ON straight line, keeping six inches
from said behring's house, ninety-ve feet eight in
ehes to the back line of said lot; thence westerly by
said back line twenty eight feet THERE inches to
stake thence northery to the southery side Of said
Court to stake thence easterly by said Court TWEEN
tynine feet nine inches to the bounds first begun at
Also perpetual right and privilege in common to
the use OF passage way twenty feet wide. opened
from Munroe Place on the southerly end of the lot
retained by John Oxnard: being the same conveyed
to said Bradley by John Oxnard by deed recorded in
said Registry, vol. 3i2, page 4O5.
Both Of said parcels of Real Estate being then and
their subject 60 mortgage.
Dated at Portland this 18th day Of June A. ID, 1872
L. II. WILSON,
Deputy IT, s. Marshal.
jun25d3w District of Maine
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BOSTON, July 9.-James o. Perry of Camden,
aged %, lately employed as clerk in Boston,
shot himself this morning at the Warwick
House ...-..-r
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NEW YORK.


New YORK, July 9-The disbanding of the
Eight Hour Iron Workers League yesterday is
considered the severest blow yet made against
the strikes, as it was thought to be the strong
est organization in the country. Itexpected
pecuniary assistance of considerable amount
from the East and West, but none has been re-
ceived, and the organization collapsed Its
principal leader stated yesterday that there
would be no use in future to attempt strikes if
they now disbanded.
Bad for MIR. Bergh.
An investigation by health officers yesterday
developed the fact that some of the filthiest
places in the world exist in this city In one
block of tenements, owned by Bergh the anti
cruelty to animals man, a sewer was found
which the tenants said had been leaking into
the cellar for years. O. d. -
es EFT Cetcra.
Fallon, who was so badly cut in the butcher
knife duel, at Hoboken on Sunday, is still alive
and his opponent, Clearly is improving
Five bodies were found in the rivers here YES
terday.
A plot arranged in this city for releasing
Grenthal and other notorious convicts now in
Newark Jail, was discovered a few days since
and frustrated by the vigilance of the Warden
Not all Lovely.
The Posts Baltimore special says it is now
certain that Greeley will not be nominated
without his opponents making bitter fight
and they declare their intention to handle him
most numerically. Senator Bayard will speak
for the Delaware delegates, declaring their in
Twenty-three of the Pennsylvania delegation
are firm in opposition to Greeley. Greeley
friends are circulating story through Balti-
more to influence the delegates opposed to him
that Gen. Banks, Forney, Grow and Curtin
will soon pronounce for him.
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lower sales LOG bales; Middling uplands 2iIc Fonr
a shade trmer; sales 940O bbls; State 10 a. 90 !;
Round hoop Ohio 20 q 80; Western 10 a. 5 rs I;
Southern 6 80 q IL 90. Wheat opened 1c better and
closed quiet with the advance nearly lost sales AZ 900
bush; No Spring 50 q IS; No do at 40 "a SO !;
Winter Red Western Sc a so; White Michigan
60 a rs Corn rather more steady; sales 1S5 00O
bush; steamer Mixed Western IS a SOC; sail do 81
9 6ltc Oats shade irmer; sales 70, 600 bush Ohio
AZ "a 43c; Western Al a Acc. Beef is dull. Pork is
9sc. Butteridull; State % a 2sc whiskcy tirmer I;
western free at we. Rice quiet at q 9lc. Sugar
Rio 6t q 10tc in Gold. Molasses dull and unchanged
Naval Stores-Spirits Turpentine dull at 4sic Rosin
quiet and steady at 05 a 124 for strained. Petr
oleum quiet crude 12ic; refined 22t a 22sc. Talow
quiet at 81 q 5-l6c. Lnseed OilSl.
Freghts to Liverpool tirmer; Grain per steam 81
q Cd; do per sail 74td SD.
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COngPatulatiOn.

To the Editor Of the Press
We cannot allow this opportunity to pass
without congratulating our fellow citizens upon
the glorious results of yesterday, and the COM
plete triumph of our business men in securing
for Portland its future life; in carrying forward
the greatest Of all her enterprises-ths Portland
and Ogdensburg Railroad. We congratulate
them for the vast resources it will open to us
from the far West and beyond, to the Pacific
coast; and we congratulate them for the splen-
did vindication of its President and Directors
against whom SO much of calumny has been
hurled; and in brief, we congratulate the PRESS
and Adoertiser for their generous efforts in the
good work. HW.R
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PORTLAND Communicative will be a
meeting of the members of the battalion at Re-
publican Headquarters this evening for the pur-
pose of issuing uniforms. 1t is important that
there be full attendance at this time. The
battalion is nearly full, and those contemplat-
ing joining had better be present this evening.
There will also be drill for Companies "A'
and &c" This is the popular organization for
Young uIen.
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LIVERPOOL, July 900 p M.-Cotton dull and
easier; Middlng uplands 105 a lid; do Orleans III
q lid; sales 5000 bales including 1000 for specuae
ton and export Breadstuffs firmer. California
Whits Wheat 12s I'd a IL 3d. Cheese Sos Cd for Amer
lean fine. Lard 39s Cd
receipts OF Wheat for the past three days 10000
quarters, OF which 250O were American
PARIS, July 9-2.OOP. M.-Rentes closed at 53t SOC.
LONDON, July $500 P. M.-Consols and Ameri-
can securities unchanged.
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MINOR TELEGRAMs.

The New York Senate is now trying Judge
Prindle.
The clothing house of Mossler s. Co., Indian
apolis was burned yesterday. Loss $4,000
The specie shipments from New York yester-
day amounted to 100000.
The Stokes trial continued yesterday, the tes-
timony being that of physicians to show that
Fisk died from malpractice.
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The Ogdensburg Loan.
PORTLAND AND VERMONT GRASP HANDS.

Portland yesterday, by a decisive vote, re-
versed the decision of the 18th ult., and put
herself upon record as believing firmly IN the
value of her resources, and her adaptibility to
become a great center of trade and commerce.
The returns show remarkable change in pub
lie sentiment during the past two weeks. On
the former occasion the total vote was. :3327c.
with 1893 nays and 1874 yeas. Yesterday the
aggregate was 5000, and in this increased vote
the nays fell off 437 The detailed vote is as
follnus.
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YACHTING yacht Edith, Capt George
o. Hovey, of the Eastern Yacht Club, arrived
here yesterday to await the arrival of the Re-
becca Sylvia, Juniata, Vision and Romance OF
the same club. They are bound to Mt Desert
ON a cruise, is thought that others OF the
fleet will join them. Capt. Horace Totman has
been engaged as pilot for the Vision and Ro-
nance. and Joseph Edwards acts in the same
capacity for the Edith
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An Injunction.

1t was rumored, last evening that the oppo-
nents of the Ogdensburg loan have decided to
apply to the Supreme Court for an injunctio n
to restrain the city government from carrying
out the will of the people expressed at the polls
yesterday, on the ground that the money raised
is to be used out of the State
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B I'D d E F ORD, AGO
AND VICIN ITY.

Ice cream and strawberry festivals are all the
rage The Pavilion Society of Biddeford pro-
pose to have one in the vestry tomorrow eve
ming. fit is as pleasant an affair as the last
we would advise every one who can to 90.
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f. o. Bailey & Co., sell this morning, at 10
A. NJ, the furniture in House 70 York street; az
3 P. NJ, the valuable property on the corner OF
Portland and Green street, a full description
of which can be found in the Auction columns
This is one of the best pieces of property for in
vestment that has been offered this season.
We expect to see a large attendance at the
sale.
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The Strawberry ExL;Li,;ou

of the Portland Horticultural Society last even
ing so far as quality is concerned, was equal to
any ever made under the auspices of the insti-
tuition. Finer fruit was never exhibited, and it
is to be regretted that the number of contribu-
tions was SO small, comparatively. The follow
ing were the premiums awarded:
To Mr.. j. c. Morse for best six varieties S..
These were Triomphe de Gande, La Con-
stance, Brighton, Pine, Jocunda, Russells Pro-
life, and Agriculturalst. One of the Russell
Prolific measured 6 inches in circumference an
other 81 inches. -
To Mr.. Thomas McEwan, for best three va
rieties, S.. THESE were the Charles Downing
Wilson's Albany aad Jocunda-were very large
and finely favored.
To Thomas Freeman Cummings, for best sin
gle variety-the Jocunda, 50.
Mr.. John OlesOn exhibited fine variety from
Europe called the Dr. Nicaise, splendidiy de-
veloped berries awarded a gratuity of So.
Mr.. Geo. c. Cloudman exhibited six varie-
ties; all fine These were the Wilson's, La
Constance Triomphe de Gande, Fillmore, Ag-
riculturalist and Jocunda-gratuity, ST.
Mrs. Charles Holden presented four samples
viz: Jocunda, Russells Prolific, British
Queen and DIR. Nicaise, gratuity, 81.
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PERRY's HOTEL will be opened for business
to-day, and from the manner in which this Ho-
tel is finished and furnished, we have no doubt
that it will soon be filled with guests
The proprietor respectfully extends an invi-
tation to all, to call and look the house over
during the day and evening.
The Portland daily press., 1872-07-10

IT will be seen by their advertisement, that
the First Baptist society have found a new, and
for all in that part of the city, very convenient
way of getting to Sebago Lake. Leaving the
Portland and Rochester station foot of Myrtle
street and going over that road as far as Cnm-
berland Mills, the cars are switched off on to
the P. and o. road and proceed to Sebago
Lake without change of cars.
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SAVANNAH, July -Freights-Coastwise yessels
for lumber and Timber are scarce and in dsnapd a1
are readily placed on arrival at full rates We anote
as follows:-Cotton to Liverpool, via New York f1ej
Upland; I'd for Sea Island; sail to Liverpool and
Continental ports, nothing doing. Cotton to New
York per steam, Upland &c; Sea Island &c y ib; Rice
81 so y cask To Philadelphia, steam, &c on Upland ;
by sail le on upands; Rice 80 y cask; Domestics
81 25 To Baltimore, steam, &c OH Uplands; Rice
81 80 cask Cotton to Boston, steam &C., Rice so So
Cotton by steam to Boston via New York 75c d 100
fbs to Providence via New York 62Ic y 100 ibs via
Boston &c y TBS. Lumber to Philadelphia S10Gl0 80;
New York and Sound ports, Lumber 81 a. S13; to
Boston S12; to Baltimore So The rates for Timber
are from 81 so a. higher than Lumber rates. To
Cuba nominal; to River Platte, Lumber 1923 and
per cent primage.
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Sale of Forfeited Goods
COLLECTORS OFFICE,
DISTRICT OF PORTLAND & FALMOUTH
Portland, July 1, 1872.
TuNHE following described merchandise having been
Il forfeited for violation of the Revenue Laws of
the United States public notice of the seizure of said
merchandise having been given, and claim to the
same having been made, it will be sold at public
auction at the office of the u s. Storekeepers Gus
tom House building on Wednesday, July 3d. A. D.,
1872 at II O'Clock a m, to wit:
400 lbs Junk. 20 lbs Cotton Pickings, 10 bottles
Brandy bbls Potatoes, bottle Wine, bottle Whis-
key. bottle Rum GOO Cigars, Dbl Molasses 10 Ra-
zors, IA Pocket Knives, Meerschaum Pipes, At 2-3
doz Razors, doz Dirk Knives, doz Pocket knives,
Q sets Knives and Forks doz Watch chains, doz
Shirt Studs, 81 doz Shawl Pins, dOz Rings IL Sets
Jewelry.
jul2d1aw3w Tue /. WASHBURN ,JR Collector
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Boston Stock List.
[Sales at the Brokers' Board. ,July 81


NEW YORK. July 9-Morning.-Gold 1888. Money
per cent. Sterling Exchange 1893 q 110s. Stocks
steady. State bonds steady.
NEW YORK. July 9-Erening Money easy at 3,ti
5per cent. Sterling Exchange 1898 a 1904. Goldiis
dull and steady at 1888 q 1l3s; loans at a pc.
cent? cearances, $14 000UO0; the Treasury disburse
ments, $612 900; engagements for Shipping tomorrow
$274 900. Governments dull and firm. State bonds
quiet Stocks dull and steady.
The following were the closing quotations of Cow
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STEAMER MONTREAL FROM BosToN.-35 crates and
cases crockery 12O bdls pasteboard coils rope 40
bdls baskets, IA sewing machines 10 bbls beer, 80
empty bbls 200 boxes tin, terces lard 43 bds sheet
iron hhds sheep Skins 10 bbs OIL 80 bbls beef 10
boxes lemons, horses, wagon, boxes fresh fish,
wagon lamp, 100 pkgs to order. For Canada and
up country-3S bags paper, steam pump, so bags of
wool pumps, plates iron, casks sheep skins, 152
empty boxes, chests tea Is pkgs iron, piano, 10
bales rubber horses, cask II bdls sheep shins 100
pkgs to order IL
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THE steamer Enterprise will be taken off
from the Boston route after the trip of to-day
She has been chartered to carry granite between
Rockport, Mass, and Race Rocks off New Lon
don, Conn, for tho construction of light
house.
The Portland daily press., 1872-07-10

GRAND LODGE X. 2. OF MAINE.-A Grand
Lodge of Knights of Pythias for the State was
formed yesterday, at 10 o'clock, at the Hall of
Bramhall Lodge No. 8, by Supreme Vice-Chan-
cellor, S. S. Davis of Nashua, N H., assisted
by F. A. Chase and E. M. Crawford of Boston,
Grand officers of the Grand Lodge of Massa-
chusetts The following officers were elected
and installed for the remainder of the present
term:
E. H. Hanson, Portland, G. V. P; r. H. In
gersoll, Biddeford, G. G; f. M. Laughton, Ban
c. S; n. r. Lougee, Lewiston, G. b; G. ID.
Brown, Saccarappa, G. G; Nv. R. 7. Bullock,
Biddeford, G. l. S; j.. f. Tar, Biddeford G.
o. S.
The following were elected delegates to the
Supreme Lodge; for two years r. H. Ingersoll,
Biddeford; for one year f. NJ LaughtOn of
Bangor.
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FOREIGN
Alarmed.

LONDON, July "a Berlin correspondent of
the Standard writes that the increasing tide of
emigration from Germany to America causes
considerable uneasiness to the imperial Gov
eminent and measures for repression of the
exodus are seriously contemplated. rr7
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THERE are twelve lady riders-all pretty
English girls-in the company of Howe's Cir
Gus, which exhibits here ON the 18th and 18th,
and all will appear in the ring at one time, as
well as singly in various acts.
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DRUMS of all sizes for sale and old ones re-
paired at Halves & Cragin's music store, "
Middle street. iy6eod1w
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The summer houses are rapidly filling up,and
the prospects now are that they will all be fill
ed to OVERLOOKING
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

Mr.. ELISHA WADLEIGH, of Parsonsfeld, died
July 9th, in his 104th year.
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THE PR ESS
CITY AND VICINITY.
New Advertisements To-Day.

AUCTION COLUMN.
Desirable Residence-F. o. Bailey & Co.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Rare Chance for Agents.
Free to Book Agents.
Underground Railroad.
Notice-John F. Cushing.
Wanted-Situation.
Gas Co.-Edward II. Daveis.
City of Portland.
House for Sale-Mattocks & Fox.
Wanted Immediately.
To Let-4 Dana Block.
Attention Continentals-W. w. Ruby.
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The Champion Banner.
Dedicated 10 Capt, Johu anderson aud his Cadets.

Dedicated to Capt, Johu anderson aud his Cadets
o! youthful Notwithstanding there,
With silken trophy in thy hand:
L see no fields of carnage, where
That banner waves at thy command.
Its white and glittering folds outspread
Float not above the bleeding dead.
No battle sounds of strife or pan r
No cries OF grief above the slain,
But shouts Of joy, and sounds of cheer,
AND glad huzzas alone hear!
Yet battle plains thy feet await,
And hostile cries alarum sound;
The warning tones of future fate,
Commingle in this border ground
Just here-where youth and manhood meet
LIES untried ventures at thy feet
In devious ways in paths of light,
1t issues challenge to the fight;
And death hath no such mortal cry
AS that when truth and honor die!
So-youthful captain-lead the way,
Thy band perchance to follow thee,
Undaunted in Lies direst fray,
If DER thee waving broad and free
The champion Banner deth unfold
Its spotless white, its FURNISHED gold
"Dirigo"-blazOned on its white,
Its gold untarnshed in the fight;
Nor death can touch, nor foe can shame
The hero of spotless name.
Portland, JuLg 3, 1872,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

GRAND TRUNK RAILwAY-100 cars lumber, do
laths, do bark, do clapboards, 2 do starch, do
beet, do flour, 4 do corn, do sundries, 224 cans
milk. Shipments East-900 bbls -four, cars sun
dria ~
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THERE will be public installation of the
Childrens Cold Water Temple at the Rooms of
the Young Mems Chris.ian Association to-
night in Biddeford.
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EFT Cetcra.
Fatal Accident.

WASHINGTON, July 9.-Three derricks on the
new State Department building fell to-day
among the workmen, killing stranger and
hod carrier, and badly injming five others.
The Portland daily press., 1872-07-10

WANTED.-An experienced milliner at w.
L. Smells, 337 Congress st. Apply Immediate
w. iy8-tf
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JAMES PENDAR, one of the most influential
and active members of the United Society of
Shakers at Alfred, has left that organization
and pitched his tent with the Gentiles He IS
now living at Buxton
The Portland daily press., 1872-07-10

Mr. II. w. GRAHAM, who was employed by
Messrs. Greenough, Jones & Co, to furnish
material for the Saco and Biddeford directory,
has made sudden and mysterious disappear
ance. The fact that he had gathered consider
able money from the citizens of the two cities
as subscriptions for the work may account for
his non-appearance. The publishers will i'm
medately enter upon new canvass.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
"A Sensation mt LOwell-MIniature SDe,
men af Kx.iRlaus. Kauna

A Sensation mt LOwell-Mlniature Speci-
men of Brigham Young.
LowELL July "a gay Lothario of a Nor
sought for by our police. David Copp, a native
of Pierpont N. H., % years old Of hobby ap-
pearance, was united in matrimonial bonds by
the City Clerk, four weeks ago, to a respectable
young lady with whom he had had short ac-
qualntance, chiefly through his friends, and at
tending church with her. He was Jealous in
his love and persistent that she should be his
wife. She consented, but soon she had cause
to doubt his fidelity. She demonstrated with
hum, and he humby promised to do better
But, alas, yesterday the wife of four weeks
caught him at a boarding house and in the COM
pany of young lady, alleged also to be wife
which he has married since the former. De-
yelopments show that he has probably been
married five times, once in Canada. His first
one was his niece, and some time since deceas-
ed Getting knowledge that his actions were
reported to the City Marshal, he left about ten
minutes before the officers arrived, and has not
yet been found.
Important Suit
Boston, July 9.-The propretors of the Clark
patent for steam registering guages have insti-
tuted numerous suits both here and in New
York against manufacturers dealers and steam
boat managers for alleged infringements upon
their patent rights.
Robbery Case.
The case OF William HI. Wadleigh, charged
with embezzling $500 from the Merchants
District Court to-day, and by consent Of coun-
sci was postponed one week, defendants bail
meantime being increased from $40, 600 to S25.-
600. ~ - W
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Jay Cooke, McCullOch & Co.,

Al LOMBARD STREET, LONDON.
Foreign Travel.
Circular Letters of Credit issued upon deposit of
gold, currency or approved securities which the tray
eer can thus make available in any part of the world
Letters can be obtained through correspondents
banks and bankers throughout the United States and
Canada as well as at our offices.
my11eow 1t Sat
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iabIe Real Estate at Auction

Stock Of Millinery and Fancy
Goods at Auction.
an THURSDAY, July 18th, at 10 A NJ. and 2I p
" NJ, we shall sell the entire stock in store No 3
Casco street, consisting of Hats, trimmed and I'M
trimmed, Ribbons. Flowers Laces Frnges, large
sortment of ladies' WoOleu and Cotton Underwear,
Hosiery, WOrsted and Worsted Patterns real and
Imitation Hair Work, BRACES, Gloves infants Hats,
Sacks and Socks Dolls, and fine lot of Fancy Goods
in variety; also good show cases. out door do,
shelf boxes, hat and bonnet stands mirrors lounges
anu large table with drawers. The above goods are
in style and desirable.
jy6td +. o. BAILEY & CO.. Auctrs
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WINDOW SCREENS of all kinds at Lothrop,
Devens & Co., No. 81 Exchange street.
iu29dtf
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Commissioners Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber has
~ been duly appointed and taken upon himself the
trust of Administrator of the estate of
JOHN NIcHALE, late of Portland,
in the County of Cumberland, deceased and given
bonds the law directs. All persons having de-
mands upon the estate of said deceased required
to exhibit the same; and all persons indebted TO said
estate called upon to make payment to
JOHN DUNPHY, Admir-
Portland, June 4. 1872. jel7, a. jy1