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Spanish Affairs.
The CnrIists.

The CnrIists.
MADRID, Oct. 1.-The dssensions in the ranks
OF the Carlists are increasing. The Leaders.
Dorregaray Roda aud Lizzarado have left their
commands and arrived at Rayonne.
d moralization Hncreas ng,
One hundred deserters from Carlhagena are
coming into the lines. They represent that
decentralization and insubordination within the
city are increasi g.
Panic Apprehendeh at Berlin.
LONDON, Oct % A. M.-The Daily Tele-
graphs special despatch from Berlin says that
Trade and speculation is almost at stand still,
and crisis is apprehen1e in the Bourse.
1ncipient Rebellion.
PANAMA, Sept o2-Potical affairs in the
vicinity of Panama still continue in disturbed
aAd uncertain rpuditiou. Some 800 men are
Kept under arms IN consequence OF lary9
party Of rebels against the EXISTING government
being near the city. The government, th Dugh
the U. = cnusal, refused To accept Cipt Ours
oner, alleging 1t had force sufficient for all
purposes. The presence OF the B3nscla and
the Pensacola, the flagship of the Pacific
squadron. which arrived on the 18th inst, gives
sense OF security in case OF trouble.
A Lesson for Railroad.
A few days ago young man Was killed on
the Panama railroad. The judges have taken
tnr natte: up alleging that IL was owing to tue
careless way IN which railroad affairs are man
49, HhH Inquiry is SolpS ou dc W uoW tHe
railroad conductors are TO blame.
Assuming Command.
Admiral John J. Almy arrived on the 18th
lnstto assume command of the United States
South Pacific squadron. Admiral S.radman
transferred his command to Admiral Almy on
the I'D inst. '. "'@
Gable Laid.
fhe cable between Asrinwall and Kingston,
Jamaica, was reported spliced on tne 9Th inst.
IL mas not as yet been opened to the public,
The interior of the Republic is still in an un
settled state regarding the election for the next
President of the Republic.
Hev"...sOn in Beliva,
a small revolution was cot up in the State of
s~o'via, hear Baranyville. bv Gen. Mendoz
Leanoz against the Stat government. 1t was
promptly put down. The principal leaders
were killed.
The Legislative Assembly which is to meet
IN Ianana Oh the first of October, is expected
70 DO great deal towirls settling the political
affairs of the Isthmus.
Censral and SouIh American News.
NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-Advices to the 231 ult.
state that Honduras is quiet.
There Were several shocks of earthquake in
Guatemala Aug. 3d. No damage.
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Brief .ICtti0gs.

A mile track is to be built at Old Orchard.
Tbs signal Office is to be located in BoyPs
block, corner of Middle and Exchange streets.
w. w. Callahan;6hampion blliardst of New
Hampshire, challenges Mr.. Shiel to game for
$500 side.
There were 344 arrests during the month of
September.
A colt was badly gored by bull belonging
to WIN. Libby of Knishtville, few days since.
The city paid out $4,000 yesterday to the
workmen. The police are to be paid off to-
day.
Thirty fox hunters and twenty hounds are
engaged in an old fashioned fox hunt at Var
mouth.
The committee in charge of the camp meet
irg property at Old Orchard are to lay out the
balance OF the grounds next week.
The Maine Central denies that any forged
tickets have been passed on its road. The re-
port arose from Portland parties buying State
Fair tickets and putting the return coupons on
sale in Bangor
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MATTERS IN MAINE.
Base Ball.

BRUNSWICK, Oct. 1.-The annual game of
base ball between the Sophomores and Fresh
men of Bowdoin College, was played to day,
resulting in favor of the Freshmen, by score
of 80 to g.
Androscogsin County Fair.
LEWISTON, Oct. 1.-The Androscoggin Coun
ty Fair opened Tuesday, and will continue three
days. 1t is said that the exhibition of nauu-
featured goods is the largest and best ever
made in Maine. Senator Hamlin delivers the
annual address Thursday
The Lewiston Races.
The fall races on the Lewiston Driving Park
opened yesterday. The three minute race vas
won by Blue Bonnet, in 2.44a; the 3S race by
Lady Gilbert. in 3S4
The race to-day for horses that have never
beaten 2S5 was won by Sheridan. in 245.
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STATE CONVENTION Y. M. G. A.-The eighth
State Convention of the Young Mems Christian
Association of Maine meets at Auburn on Tues.
day and Wednesday, Oct. 7th and Sth. The
Auburn Association extend cordial welcome
to all the Associations throughout the State,
and the citizens have made arrangements to
assure pleasant visit. The session will he an
important one, and questions OF great interest
will come up for discussion. A large attend
ance is hoped for. Pastors and all Christian
workers are cordially invited. 1t is desirable
that all who propose to attend should notify
the Secretary of the Auburn Association as
soon as nOSSbIe
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SPLENDID MUSIC to be performed at City
Hall on the evenings of Sept. 18th and Oct. "a.
Several grand chorus selections; six choice
band selections; seven classical solo and duet
selections. A Mozart Sonata for violin, violin
cello and piano. Only 80 cents for both con-
certs with reserved seats to be obtained at
Halves music store
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the Quitenese : ,,en,;,ei at tbe cnennq, Tie sns
...si n OF Nurthrop & Chick Appearing to Lave no
un ayorahle etfct, Stock Exchange settlements are
prog, s4ing from day to day anil the continue pur-
rhases for Cash relieving the rect very large
amo mt of railway shares has been abso bel wi l. in
ten DAYS past by small investors They have been
paid for with currency previously locked up boarl-
ed.
Money was more accessible to-day and at lower
rates, c sing at per cent. There was percepiible
increase IN the upply, Confidence is being ga ual-
~ restored. Greenb cks s,ld ut a premium af 40
3 per cent. o. lay for certified cnecks. The banSs
on mixers were buying to remit to the ouih and
West for crop m vements. Early in the day the
supply was less than the demand, but towards the
close The offerings more behind The govern
ment has commenced to diSburse freely of currency
for its expenses for September and also for
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SALE OF SEATs.-Tbe sale of reserved seats
to the N L. A Course of entertainments will
comm auce at Stockbrdge's Music Store Satur-
day morning, Oct, 4th, at nine o'clock A. NJ.
We understand that the committee have de-
cided that but six seats can be purchased by
anv one individual The committee at their
last meeting voted that under no circumstances
wonld chairs be permitted in the aisies leading
~ tl,e reserved seats BY new arrangement
.of the seats IN The Hall the chairs of the A.
socia.on will be placed on one side of the Hall
Tins mal,ing more seats and avoiding crowding
the sles.
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York County y. j. Conrt.

PEIEho D., PIEStDlNG.
TUEsDAY.-Charles fl. Perkins, libellant, VS.. Lyd-
ia j. Perkins. Divorce decreed. Custody of chill
dren given to libellant.
In the case of State VS.. Hannah A. Littlefeld
charged wi h murder, the testimony Oil the part of
the defendant was closed.
WEDNEsDAY.-This morning Mr.. Aver made the
closing argument iu favor of the defendant in
of State Litlefield which occupied nearly three
hours. County Attorney Yeaton commenced his ar
gument in favor of the government about noon.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
C0roner,s Verdict.

BOSTON, Oct 1.-The coroner's jury in the
case of Mrs. alters who was killed by Jump
ing from tie Chelsea horse car to AVOID the
danger nf collision with freight train of the
Mystic bra lch of the Lowell Railroad, have
found a verdict ecnsu1ing both companies for
not providing stiff ;iet protection t. the PAD
lie at the Chelsea bridge crossing The citiza IS
OF Chelsea are to hold a meeting on the subject
Fatal Accident.
SPRINGFIELD. Oct. Thomas Whalen,
firem IN on the Connecticut River RAILROAD. fell
from the ensne at full speed near fairfield,
to-day and twelve cars passed over him, cutting
him ia pieces He was cleaning thu engine at
the time
Suicide.
BAvERHILL, Oct Jacob Howe of this
town. aged H. many years deputy sheriff hang
ed himself to-day.
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-The postal cards re-
ceutly received here from Springfield, Mass,
show decided improvement both in quality of
paper and the printing over any heretofore
manufactured. During the past month about
900 Cards were rejected.
The Comptroller of Currency has not stated
to any oue that national bank can be placed
in tue hands of receiver for failure to pay
checks of dapOsitors. aud no application has
been made to the Com Dtrolier of Currency to
commence proceedings against any national
bank.
Jay Cooke.
H. j. Cooke has conveyed to Jay Cooke his
real estate in Georgetown.
A widow has sued Jay Cooke for deposit of
S45.000.
No statement of Cooke s.banking house here
has been made
Treasury Balances.
The following are the Treasury balances to-
day: Currency 50, 299 933: special deposits of le
gal tenders for redemption of certificates of de-
po-it S11, 900; coin $50, GAG 757, including
33,935, 400 in coin certificates; outstanding legal
tenders 1886, 100000.
Various Matters.
The bank officers report the demand for cur
rency to be seut to country banks has fallen off
Several banks out of town teegra phed to stop
further shipments and some Others have re-
turned graenbacks to New York. The rotal
amount paid out on account of November inter
est.is $299574.
of the Ottoman Empire are notified by the Tur-
kish government that bills of health of their
respective vessels mnst 6e vsed by Ottoman
Consuls at the ports of departure Or on arriving
in Ottoman waters their ship must be subject
to quarantine.
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Music BALh.-That Dolly Bidwell can do
very well i'll certain cast Of characters ca mot
be denied, but when she UNDERTAKES anything
beyond her power, or the ability of her COM
pany, she necessarily fails. To ate mpt to per-
senate the character of Mercy Ne rick, one of
the finest creations of Wlkie Collins, ard the
other characters required, is evidently beyond
the ability, at least, of tie company who sup
port her. Both last evening and the evening
before, il was especially noticeable that the en-
tire company were deficient In the commitment
of their parts aud required frequent prompting.
A fair audience was present.
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superior Court.

superior Court.
SEPTEMBER CRIMINAL TERM, SYMONDs, j., PRE-
SIDING.
wEpNEsDAY-State VS.. Ezekiel McE cen. Appeal
from Municipal Court upon complaint for search
and seizure of intoxicating liquors. Defense-that
the liquor lied, consisiny of two bottles of whis-
key and sixteen bottles of ale, deposited there
by some of his boarders without his knowledge or
consent. Defeudont is proprietor Of the Groton
House on Centre street.
The case has been once tried at this term and the
jury misunderstanding eleven for conviction and
one for cquittal. Verdict guilty.
Fox Asst. County Atty.
Larrabce for def ndant.
State VS.. Oliver j. Stenborn. Indicted at this
term for bein common seller of intoxicating liq-
no s. Defendant denies that he has sold drop of
liquor within the last five years. Jury out when
court adjourned
Fox, Asst, County Atty.
Bradbury -larrabee for defendant.
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The Yellow Fever.

LITTLE Rock, Oct Several more fugitives
from Marshall aud Jefferson, Texas. arrived
to night They report everybody leaving Mar
shan that can get away On account Of the yell
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DEERlNG.-The citizens of this town are to
meet this evening at the school house to organ
ze fire company. The hour has been liked
at o'clock.
Clothes line thieves still abound with us. ).
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Not With dra WIN.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 1.-In tie U. S. District
Court an order Was granted last week upon the
K Co., to show why tIey should not b. 'adiIdi.
Gated b ,nkrupts, which was to have been re-
turned today, was continued fol a week at the
request of debtors and by consent of the petit
timer
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Bur, tRDs.-Last evening at the st. Julian
- ,,..eas anne was PLAYED between Callahan of
Gorhau. n. a.. and Henry Smith OF this city.
Tho game was N.atched with. muchinterest by
,,noo con,nany If spectators. 1t OCCUPIED
two hours and twenty-five minutes ana was
won by Callahan. The Count STOOL oalanao.
1000 smith $40. The best run was MADE ny
Calaban of 1853. Smiths best run was ILL.,
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P, T, RARNUnI MANAGER and proo-,o,or
ID. Il. LOWEi-L. General SUM- In en- emf

T, L HAENUs1. Manager and Proprietor
Acnnsolida'ed organization of the highest order of
prniessl nal an artistic excellence, embo wing he
IRENE de In Creme az opera and popular Vucalism,
Comic and 'haractei- tic Sketches. Gymnasic MIRA
ces, AMI Acrobatic tours de flrre COliol uia hu
Qua wonde's in VentriloguIsm Li.htning-lk chang
es and inpersonal ms Ethiopian deln ations, Son IS
and Dances, Selcc ed an Brilliant in>trum ntal in
terpoat ons ituting com extensive pot pourri
equally
REIN ED, EXCITING. CHASTE & NOVEL,
interpre ed b. corr S of Artist each one of whom
is o. especial and world-wi .ute while con oin;-
lv they cons lutte a velitable GALAXY OF STARS,
unequalei by any OTHER combination in EURoPE
OR AMERICA,
In organi ing and perfecing thiE So iaiiou OF
elite perf rmers Mr. P. .BaIpum ha- been aetuated
by the desiie Of elevaiag he lyle of PARLUR en-
TREATMENTS to standard commensurate
v ilh thu demand of the taste, Intelligence refine
m-nL of the large and rapi ~ increasing neIletnal
porti n IF he American pub IL. To this end as in
his vast enterprises he has spared no expense
for the engagement OF professional excel nee N
whatever cost ami having In tis gard fiilnll his
mission. his brilliant and confidently assured
Unriyaled Drawing Room Aggregation
Is fairly launched before liberal and discriminating
public,
rchestra sioO; Parquette rs cents; Caller <,
cents. Reserved seats for sale one week in advance
at StocHbu Ige's "NN"N'
So sATU ri 6MATEsSR, Oct. nth, at .
O'Clock; Ev,nng-Doars q en- at I. commence al S
'- ii. T.. PARMELEE. AGENT,
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CAPE ELIzABETH-At a meeting Of the
several committees held at Turner's Island on
SATURDAY evening last, it was voted to invite
the citizens OF the outside Or farming portion
of the town to meet them by delegation at the
yeetry of the school house at Turner's Island,
on Saturday evening Oct. 4tb, 1873, at o'clock
to take into consideration the proposed division
lima
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Municipal EIection

CHARLESTON. Oct l.-Returns of the munich
pal election received up to 10 p. NJ, indicate
the defeat OF Wagner, the present inoulnbt mt,
for Mayo, and the election of Cunningham
and the whole Republican ticket,
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f o BAILEY & Co. sold at sales room yester'
day fine invoice of plants from the conserva'
tories of E. L. foyer & Co., Melrose, Mass
The prices were very low. The balance will be
sold at private sale to- day.
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For SALE on favorable terms, valuable
slate property, partially developed, with mosi
encouraging prospects, in the eastern part OF
the State. Owners refer to S. I. Pullen, Esq.
PRESS Office ie14-dtf
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ST. ANDREWS, NIB. Schr Anna-2436 railroad
sieepers to eastern Railroad Co.
SYDNEY, CB. Brig Victoria Amelia-322 tons of
coal to Geo Starr
PICTOU, Ms Brig Willow Brae-i9i tons coal TO
7 Porteous. " -
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The OId story.
METEOk BIOLOGICAL.

Sc. Louis, Oct. IL. A. Stephan, clerk of
thu St. LOUIS ,'ntull Life Insurance Company,
Is missing, also large amount of funds.
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The PeOple,s Party.

SAN FRANCINco, Oct 1.-The State Central
Committee of the Peoples Independent Party,
perfected the organization by electing W. W.
Dodge chairman, and j. Il Sharpslein and NJ.
COnroy secretaries.
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ALL of my own plate and warranted. Ice
Pitchers, Casters, Tea Sets, Urns, plated steel
Knives, Spoons, Forks, &C., also old Table
Ware replated in the best manner and at very
reasonable prices al
ATwooD's, q Market Square,
jySeodtf I'D one flight.
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Y. NJ. G. A.-The twentieth annual meeting
of the Young Mems Christian Association of
this city was held last evening at the rooms of
the association in the Mechanics Building The
President, Mr. William H. Hobbs, presided.
Opening prayer by Major H. S. Melcher. In
the absence of the Secretary Mr.. H. w. Shay
lor was elected Secretary pro tenn. The follow
ing delegates to the eighth State Convention of
the Young Mems Christian Associations to be
held at Auburn next Tuesday and Wednesday,
were elected Seward Frank, f A. Smith W.
H. Hobbs, H. B. Smith, Cyrus Sturdivaut, d.
"a. Hannaburg. j. A. Henderson, Geo. H.
Cushman, A. j. Chase, aud N. d. Curtis. . 1t
was voted that the President have power to add
TO the delegation. 1t was then voted
to proceed TO the election of officers for the en-
suing year. The President in few well chosen
remarks declined having his name used in
connection with the election of President, but
I'm the toird ballot he was re elected but de-
clined. AT this point the further election of
officers was postponed until next Monday even
ing. Adjourned. Closing prayer by Mr., f.
ny MoKeupav
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MISCELLANEOUS MOTTO Es.

81 DOZEN Childrens' Shirts and Drawers, on
" 63cts. Worth $l.25, at Leach's, "a Middle
Street. oct2-1w
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MILITARY VISIT. The Portland Cadets are
to visit Bangor on the Goth of November. They
will take with them a newly organized band of
music As the Cadets are the champions of
Maine their exhibition drill will be likely to
draw a nrnwd
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PROBABILITIES FOR THE NEXT rwENTY-FouR
HOURS
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHEF SIGNALl
OFFICER, Washington, n. c.,
Oct ], 1870 P. N.)}
For New England
south castery winds veering to south west
partly cloudy and clear weather.
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the onarter ending with that month"; The currency
balances is small AMI it is estimated that the treas
nv Will have to encroach upon the 4OtOOG0 reserve
10 the extent o Sl0,000O00 SlI0 1000 The b nks
are vet as rule refusing to certify brokers' checks
where DO dtp0si has been male to thelr ere III; and
tie difficulty OF doing business otherwise on eheeSs
certifie a. good Through the Clearing House TENDS
10 keep stocks dull with sales for mos part 'nly 1r
cash. There il no heavy pressure OF stork Ior can,
and n extraordinary demand Tor shares. , ime
amount of loan certificates issued thus far by TIE lpan
commit of the Clearing House is about SZ-.OCo,-
co.. In discounts to-day the brokers report sOod
business with the best grade moving AT 10 10 % per
cent. 1he binks are extern ling aid the mercantile
community AM: art als) gliui largely in dep lslts.
Gle irins douse siatemrni-Cur. ency exeaanses,
S5OG6O, Is; currency balances, 4,e ,s.420; god
exexohdnge. SlAl ,54i5e; gold balances s2S0,5s'-
q I'D declined from III q 11cs, recovered to 1l1s,
and finally closed at lica. The rates paid for carry
to-day were 6, I, 1-34 3, and per cent. g'd.-
The Asst Treasurerer paid out to-day $4,000 on ac
count Of interest an S9UOU in the redemption of $40
b0ipls. The days business at the Cold Exchange
Bank was as foows-tiold eleare S2s,U.6 JoJ; gold
balances, SS09,335 currency balances, Sl,Ol6 U5l.-
Foreign Exchange was in active demand anu decid-
eddy nrmer. The leading omkeIs advanced their
rates to 1919 for 20 days sterling, aud 1Uy for sight,
with the actual business Eigh 1914 q 1889. Com
mercia bills were nj sold from 10 a. 1e7t.-
The Custo receipts to- day were S3li 900. State
bonds lower, pressure 10 sell breaking down Tho
quotations. Government bon is in demand at
improving prices, tn improvement being mostly de-
cided in he new 5-2Os market closing quiet In the
stock market t-day railway and miscellaneous slec-
uatloa was moderately ac i've. The en- ire business
of the day has been limited to very few rucLua-
ton and the bnlk of the af emo business has be-
fiirly distributed in Rock Island New York Central
and Western Union
rhe following were the q1otaGons OF Govefnmeu
securities:
United States coupon 6's, 1881, ............... I13
United STATES 5-2U's ISba
Uuifel States 5-10's ISGi... ....,......,.... 1903
Omitted STATES 5-2U'. 1865 oil. ,,,.. 100
Unite States 5-2Us lSG5 uew,..... -. 1l1s
Uuite States 5-9h's Observation-Disclosures 1854
Unite States 5-3U's 1855, -. -, 49, ...... fr1
Uu1ttu STATES Dis. Dew. II7k
United States l0-iUs..ex-coupoDs.. -. 1914
Currency sc ......... Il9'
Money per cent. and interest to fat. Gold 1lOa
q llO5. Sterling Exchange lU.s q 1O9.
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FEsTIvALs.-The fair ard supper at the First
Baptist vestry last evening, was, as might have
been expected, a grand success Admission to
the vestry was free, but gentlemen were ex-
pected to treat their lady friends to SUPPER or
if not deserving such substantial refreshments,
to an ice cream. And beyond this, they were
expected to purchase some fancy articles, and
to the credit of the gentlemen, the result tnan-
cially, showed that they were by no means
niggardly of their pennies.
AT the Congress Square church vestry the
Sam artan Association held levee through
the afternoon and evening of yesterday. This
was very successful affair. The afternoon
sales were well patronized and the addition of
some exceedingly interesting literary exercises
in the evening, proved an attractive feature.
The pecunary results must haye been very
gratifying to those who had the getting up of
the festival.
The Board of Overseers for the Poor had their
monthly supper at the Aims House last even
ing. and, as usual, very enjoyable season was
passed at the table. after supper the buildings
were inspected and the condition Of The in
mates inquired into.
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MAINE SAYINGS BANK.-The first day of
October being the day on which the semian
nual il terest is reached, the Trustees CT the
Maine Savings Bank met yesterday afternoon
and declared dividend of three per cent for
the last six months, free of government tax,
payable on and after Wednesday. the 18th inst.
The business of the bank for the last two days
was, on Tuesday, as follows: Deposited aboIt
$1,000 against $1,000 withdrawn. Wednesday
the receipts were much larger than the dis
hursements.
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HATS and Caps, all the new styles.
ORIN HAWKES. & Co.,
d&w1t $50 and 292 Congress street.
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cortland ReneVoIenI "a

FINHE Annual Getting of the Portland Benevoler I
IL So,iety for the choice af officers VIII be bel at
the Directors Room of Traders National b, nix, on
WEDNESDAY october sth, at o'"lork Y. NJ
se3Qdtd THOMAS r. HAYEu, Sect.