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west The crew took refuge on the TOP of the
pilot house, where they remained eight DAYS.
sustaining themselves with few pieces of salt
pork During this time they had but one drink
Of water They were rescued by the brigan-
tine Harp. Three of the crew have died.
Marine Disa ters.
HALIFAX, Sept 27.-The schooner Leader
sailed from Liverpool N S., the Saturday
previous TO the gale for Sydney, Q. b., and was
last seen off Sambro on the fatal Sunday. The
crew consisted of four persons: Isaac Smith,
master, who leaves a wife and child; William
Stewart, Sn it'll Stewart and Joseph Wallace,
all young, unmarried men.
Fears are also entertained for the safety OF
capt. John Mcleod of Shipyard Point, who
lett Cold Bay bound TO st. Johns, n. F., the
day before the gale. A son of George Wright
OF Liverpool, N s., Mr.. Stewart Allen aud
Frank Mcleod, son of the captain, were also in
the vessel. Capt. Mcleod and Stewart Alien
leave wives and families
Five vessels stranded in Sydney harbor during
the gale of the oath ult. have been successfully
launched.
Island put into n. Sydney. 22d inst, having
sprung aleak on the cnast of Magdalen Island
She has 265 barrels of mackerel and reports the
prospects good for mackereling this Fall.
Steamer Leopold, from New Foundland ar
rived at Sydney q. B., oath inst, with eight of
the crew of the bark Tivoli, CAPT. Carivean
from Barbados for Quebec, was wrecked last
Sunday morning on Bird Rock near the chan
mel of N. f. The vessel went on in a dense
fog, with wind blowing hard. One of the crew
was drowned. The vessel is total wreck The
captain and portion of the crew remained to
look after the wreck
The Portland daily press., 1873-09-29

New York stock and Money marhe,

New YORK. Sept. 27-6 M To-day closed with
decidedly an improved feeling in all directions The
decision OF the governing committee to reopen the
StocR Exchange next Tuesday started on the street
The speculative shares went up with rush, the rise
having been from q Is per cent in less than fifteen
minutes. Foreign Exchange closed with an improv-
104 for prime brokers go day sterling los for bankers
demand 1853 q 1888 for cable transfers and lO2 and
103 for go day commercial, and 1Oi for three DAYS
sight There were no regular rates for money this
afternoon, the loans having ranged from / per cent
per DAY TO per cent. per annum Gold closed at
il3t the lowest price OF the day. the highest price
having been 115k.
The bank statement will not be ready before Mon
day. The last quotations were below the highest of
Hudson Consol at 90 bid, 90 asked: Lake Shore "a
bid 16 asked; Rock Island IS bid; Wabash Al bid IS
asked; Harlem 106 bid. 1o7 asked: Western Union
Milwaukee and St. Paul 20 bid 81 asked Pacific Mali
30 bid; ohio & Mississippi 26 bid, 2S asked: VI ion
Pacific 10 bid, 21 asked,
The Portland daily press., 1873-09-29

PERsoNAL,-Major G f. Larrabee of this
city has been appointed commissioner to partlcl-
pate in the council proposed to be held with the
Southwestern Chieftans at Fort Sill, Indian
Territory, to commence on the I'd of October
The fate of the great Kiowa and Comanche
Chiefs, "Santanta" and "Bg-Tree," now in
military custody, will probably be determined
by this council.
Major Larrabee left for Washington on the
10Th inst, in company with Hon. E. p Smith,
Commissioner of Indian Affairs for the Indian
country.
Capt. Charles Haywood of the U. S. Navy,
accompanied by his wife, is visiting Waterville.
Capt. H. is Waterville boy, son of the late
well remembered Lieut.. Charles Haywood and
of Mrs. Antonio Haywood.
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Brick HOuse and Furniture M
Auction

an WTDNES DAY, Oct. list. at 10 A. NJ. we sbal
" sell the Brick House and lot No. IS Pleasan
street. Second no Sc above High. The house con
Sa, ~ rooms, good Closets all in nice order, ga
nected. 80
Immediately after the above we shall sell the Fur
hiture, onsts ing o. B. W. Parlor Suit What Not
Marble and W cd Top Tables, Lounge, b. W. and
ASH Chamber Sets, Toilets Sets, Brussels and ncrain
Sarpets, Spling Beds, Hair Mattresses, Hat Tree
Extension Table, Crockerv and Glass Ware, Cook
stove together with the Kitchen Ware One Par
LOT organs Terms on real estate cash, balance in
l, :, and years. For further particulars call on
W. ii. JERKS.
+. o. BAILEY q co, Auesioneers.
SEQ 1Nr
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NARROW EscApr.-The bows on Spring street

NARROW EsoAPE.-The boys on Spring street
have got into the dangerous habit of running
against the sides of the horse cars as they pass
along. Saturday little fellow, in imitation OF
his elders, ran up to the side of the car ana
instead of running against it missed his footing
and fell upon the track. The driver, who was
very properly paying attention to his horses aid
not see the lad, but fortunately Mr.. Leach tne
Superintendent of the road, was on the plat
form with the driver, and noticed the fall OF the
boy. Leaping from the platform he seized the
little fellow and jerked him from the rails be-
fore the horse car wheels reached him. The
boys in that vicinity should understand that
this is very dangerous kind of sport and
should stop it at once If the little fellow had
been run over no fault could have been attach
ed to the driver, for he cannot see what is going
on behind his back
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Destructive Fire at Fairplay, Col.
TwO-ThirdS Of the Town Destroyed.

fourishing mining town of Fairplay, Col, was
burned Friday night The fire originated in
Fairplay House and spread rapidly in every di-
rection. All the stores, printing office, U. S.
Land Office, post-office express office, hotels,
and other business places, with two or three ex-
ceptions, We're entirely destroyed. Many lost
stores, stocks, dwellings, and everything except
the clothes upon their persons Much suffering
will result as the season is too far advanced for
rebuilding and the weather is already extremely
cold
The news was received here at one O'Clock
last night. Some of the churches took up col
lections to-day for the sufferers. Other mea-
sures of relief will be taken by the people of
Denver on Monday.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.


BOSTON, Sept. 2s.-Mr. King, the balloonist
who assembled from Plymouth, N. H., last
Thursday. in balloon inflated with hydrogen
gas, has been heard from. He traversed the
entire White Mountain region at great height
and taking north-easterly current landed in
Riley Plantation. Me. He was in the air two
hours and twenty-six minutes and travelled
about eighty miles. He reached an altitude of
aims nearly three miles above their topmost
peaks. The temperature was q degrees. The
landing was effected safely, but Mr.. King mar
rowly escaped plunging into the Maine wilder
ness
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by TELEGRAPH.
MATTERS IN MAINE.
Ship Launch.

BATE, Sept. 27.-Successfully launched to-day
from the yard of William V. Moses & Sons. a
superior modelled and thoroughly built white
oak ship of fifteen hundred tons, named en-
vincible," owned by the builders and Capt.
William Strickland, one of our ablest and most
successful ship masters, late of ship Genevieve
Strickland, who will command her. The In
vincible is finely finished, of the highest class,
and is one of the best specimens of naval
architecture ever built on the Kennebec. Hel
dimensions are as follows: Length of keel,
1914 feet; length over all, 2lO feet; breadth OF
beam, 40 feet inches; depth of hold, "a feet
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The New Jersey Bank Dedication.

Now YORK, Sept 27.-The directors of the
New Brunswick, n. j., State Bank have de-
cided to suspend indefinitely, as they find on
examination that it is impossible to go on
Governor Parker is making vigorous efforts to
arrest Woodwork and Appleton, though it was
reported yesterday that they had fled to Eu
rope. 1t is reported that warrants are out
also for the arrest of the bookkeeper. The
Meyer Rubber Company lost deposit of S75, =
000 The total defacation will amount to be-
tween five and six hundred thousand dollars.
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LoSDoN, Sept. 27-123O P. M.-CoIsols s2s q 92l
for money and account.
41a.
LONDON, Sept. 27-13O P. NJ. Erie All.
,I LIVERPOOL, Sept. 27-10O p. M.-Cotton market
quiet and steady; aWinug uplands 81 CsS OF. do 6r
or Ss q 9td sales 10000 bales, 1000 OF which were
L ~ %, Sept 27-2.3O P. M-American securities
way Az. WI nv" os' 'Oa' ETC rail-
at osI Sept H.-United States $685. 1862
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The pastor preached an excellent sermon in
the afternoon, specially addressed to young
men. His text was Proverbs 20-29: 1.-THE
glory of young men is their strength" Tie
preacher began by noticing the different peri
DDS in a mans life, viz: morning, noon, evening
and night. Only two classes appear prominent,
Young men and old men The speaker then
proceeded to say that the hope and glory of
nation are its young men, but they may be its
rnn If they are not upright and patriotic. In
teIlectual strength is as necessary as physical.
Educated nations will defeat barbarous nations.
Commerce has discovered that knowledge is
mower intellectual strength is superior to
physical strength, and intellect is their glory
Jes Is' was young man of perfect strength,
perfect health; his intellect. not bis strength,
was his glory. All the principles OF science
were perfectly understood by him. lie had also
moral strength, and his moral strength was aiso
his glory. Indeed, he was strong in all that
was noble and sublime. A strong man must be
morally strohg
In closing, tho speaker remarked that if there
bad been more morally strong young men IN
New York the panic of the past week would
never have occurred. Young men, be strong
morally; but to be so you need the aid of God
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NEW IMPROVED SLEIGHS.

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SPLENDID MUSIC to be performed at City
Hall on the evenings of Sept. 25th and Oct I'd.
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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Valuable Farm mt Auction.

FfVo be sold at public auction, FRIDAY OCT
Il Sd .t2 y. Va, Farm situated in Gorham
Two miles from Coz ham Corner the road leading
rom Gorham Corn-r to Bar Mills and is ON the line
OF the Portland & Rochester Railroaa. The said
Farm contains seventy five acres of good land Ovid
ca nio moving, till9ge. pasturage nd woodland IL
IS wen watered, and has an orchard and god farm
Farm"
The above named property will be sold without 70
gard TO fair foul weather. se25dTS,eTSw1t
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NEW YORK..
he senweIg.

New YORK, Sept. 27.-The case of Resen-
weg the aportionist, was argued to-day, the
judge reserving his decision, although stating
the new law apparently favored the release Of
the murderer
Deaths from Railroad Inquiries.
Francis Mcneil station agent, John Kelly,
engineer, and Freeman Meisner, injured by the
Midland railroad collision, yesterday, died dur
ing the night.
Gilbert, the freight train conductor whose
watch was behind time, and who persisted in
going forward, though warned not to do so, has
disappeared since the accident. Thieves en-
deavored to rob the wrecked trains.
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BARNUM's AGGREGATIoN.-This wonderful
combination show is coming, and from the &C
counts given of it in the exchanges there is no
doubt but whoever attends it will receive their
moneys worth of amusement. Among the
stars who will appear are Harry BryaLt the
wonderful ventriloquist; John Morris, the
great transformation character; the singular
Magiltons; gymnasts, negro mnstrels, and
great many other features will be introduced,
every one of which is to bring down the house.
The company are to play at Music Hall Oct.
9Th and also on the 11th
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Choice Plants. Rustic Baskets,
DC. nj Auction

I'M WEDNESDAY, Oct. LIST, at 10 O'Clock, we
~ shall sell at office large and fine collection OF
White Blooming Plants, consisting of Cameias,
Azalias. Cape Jessamine, Tea Roses, Viii g and Red
Bouvardlas, Red and White Pinks with many new
ana rare Plan IS for window cultivation.
Hanging Plants.
ID. l.. Taylor, Melrose, Mass
o. GALLEY IL co. AuctiOneers.
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Real Estate at Auction.

IN TUESDAY, Sept. 30ih, at 121 o'clock we shall
~ sell the property in of SO Danforth street.
SAD @l property consists Of new p story wooden
property is supplied with Sebago water and thorough
drainage t Lot 90 front % feet deep 1t isnw under
rent TO good tenants for $3.50 per year. THIS is rare
chance for Investment Title perfect. Terms at sale
sep23 dtd
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POLICE NoTEs.-Saturday $40 in bills were
stolen from the cabin of the schooner "Arthur,"
lying at one of our wharves.
Hannah Ray was arrested on Saturday for
the larceny of pair of shoes from Nelse Leigh
ton.
Saturday was prolific of drunken rows.
Saturday night Officer Hanson arrested two
men for obstructing the sidewalk ON Congress
street.
There were eleven DRINKS at the station Sat-
snrday night and for two hours their yells were
demoniacal, until Uncle Oliver turned on the
steam and soothed their perturbed spirits into
-'balmy sleep"
An escaped Reform School boy was arrested
last night and carried back to the school,
Saturday evening Gaia Green, a notorious
rough, was arrested by Officers Hanson and
Black in the Portland House, Green street, for
disturbance, He resisted the officers and they
were obliged to use their billies upon him.
This man has been in the habit of going up be
hind men in the street, and, without warning,
knocking them down.
The notorious Frank Murphy, who keeps
rum shop Oh Green street, was arrested Satur-
Officers Hanson and Black made the arrest
Last night Officer Jones found an old woman
named Bridget Doherty lying in the gutter on
Pleasant street, and bleeding profusely from
severe cuts on the head. She belongs on the
Cape and came into the city in the afternoon of
yesterday for drunk. Getting too much bad
whiskey aboard, she fell and cut her head fear
fully against the curbstone The officer carried
her into a neighboring house, called DR.. Foster,
who dressed the wounds, and then had her car
ried in hack to the station.
A woman named Kate Paine was arrested
yesterday by Officer York for the larceny of
some skirts from a house ON Pleasant street.
She had a young child with her and stated THAI
she came in from the Westbrook poor farm,
where she had been employed.
AT the police station last night there were five
drunks and one lodger.
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AUCTION SALES
Great Auction sale Of Diamonds.
Gold and silver Watches, lew
elrY. Rlngs. Chains. &c 81

nN MONDAY, Sept. 29th, at 10 O'Clock and
" until all is sold, we Il offer at our saiesrooms
a select stock OF line Gold and Silver Stem and Kew
Winding, American, Swiss and English watches
Ladies' and Gents fine Gold Chains Of various onaI
ity and design, fine Diamonds set in Rings and Pins
sets Of Jewelry, Rims, Pins, Studs and Bracelefs
Masonic and Odd Fellows Jewelrv, aud Opera
Glasses; all of which will be sold uner full guaran
tee OF being as represented or the money refunded
These goods will be on exhibition Friday Sept.
26t and also exhibition and for sale at auction
prizes each day after the first sale.
Terms, net cash.
seof
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Furniture, CARPETS. &C.. mt Auction

~ TUESDAY,, Sept. 30th, at 10 O'Clock, we shall
- sell at House of j. I. Emery, foot of Pearl st.,
the Furniture in said house, con istiDg Of Parlor
sun Marble Top Table, Drapery Curtains, Brussels
ana ingram CARPETS, painted Chamber SEES. Toilet
ware, Mattresses, Curtains, Fat Tree, Secretary,
Extensi n Table, Dining Room Chairs Crockery'
Glass and Silver Plated Ware, Magee Cook st We to-
gether with large lot of Kitchen Furniture.
SEES bt
The Portland daily press., 1873-09-29

SCRANTON, Pa, Sept. 27-David OMora was
arrested together with his hired man, Irving,
charged with numbering his old mother and his
bodies on the track of the railroad O'Mora
inherited money on condition of his supporting
his mother and sister.
The Portland daily press., 1873-09-29
Tamperiug with abe Tax Esooks

Investigation proves that the tax books of
this city have been tempered with since first
made up. Many houses on prominent avenues
being taxed by the new figures at only $4,000,
while the valuation of the Grand Opera House
which sold for over 81 1000, OOO, has been reduced
tn S330 O0O
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United States Circuit Court.

BEFORE JUDGE sHEPLEY.
SATURDAY was occupied with the trial of the case
Phillips ct ais. bellants VS.. schooner Kate McChn-
took. This is libel for damages occasioned by the
running down and sinking of libeants fishing boat
anchored of Cape Porpose on the night of October
3D. 1862. decree.was tered in the District Court
in favor of bellant, from which respondent appealed
to to this court
Clifford for lbellant.
Rion Rradhurv for reSuondent
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York County 8. J. Court.
PETERS j., PRESIDING.

PETERS j., PRESIDING.
SATURDAY.-Ann M. Perkins vs. Ivory Allen
Trespass quare cldasam. Another count in the writ
for damages for sixteen Sheep alleged to have been
killed by plaintiffs dog. Damages claimed S15O.-
The case was taken from the jury and will be decided
by the court. On trial.
Abigail W. Slade VS.. James Slade Divorce de-
creed. Defendant to pay plaintiff 5000 per year.
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CITY AND VICINITY.
New Advertisements To-Day.

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Music Hall-P T. BarDum's Aggregation.
Longshore Boat Crew-City Hall.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Eastern & Maine Central Railroads.
oston g. Maine Railroad.
Andrew Mulnix-Stoves.
j. n. Mccoy g. CO-Roofers.
To the Harbor Commissioners.
Wanted-Woman.
Wet Nurse Wanted.
Wanted-Position as Housekeeper.
A Desirable Country Residence for Sale.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES..
A Mulnix's Annomcements-2.
Hats-0rin Hawkes. & Co.
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THE SHE'LL RAcE.-This morning at o'clock
n she'll race comes off in our harbor between
George Lane of Boston, and John FRAZER OF
the Orient The boats start from OIL the end
of Union wherf Lane arrived yesterday IN
the Boston steamer. He was accompanied by
a large number Of boating men. He is B feet
inches high and weight III pounds. Frazier is
feet inches in hight and weighs 116 pounds.
The distance is one mile and return
The Portland daily press., 1873-09-29

THE INTELLIGENT JURoR.-In a criminal
case recently one of the jurors cast ballot
thus, "Gity of Sault." This was cast under
the apprehension that imprisonment for life
was the penalty of the offence of which the
accused was really guilty: on being informed
that the penalty had been changed our con-
scientious juryman withdrew the above ballot
and voted as he should have done at first.
What a blessing Magma Charta bestowed
when if secured us trial by jury!
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HoRsEs.-A drove of thirty-five excellent
borsus from the west could have been seen yes.
terday morning passing through our streets, on
their way from the Boston steamer to 81 Feder-
al street, under the charge of Mr.. Rufus Rand,
who is well knnwn to our citizens. The horse $
are to be sold.
The Portland daily press., 1873-09-29

NEW YORK, Sept. 2S-The bark Sarah E.
Frazier, of Yarmouth, Me-, from Havana, lost
her deck load and received other damage in
hurricane on the Goth. and on the evening of
the 18th inst. saw vessel on fire but was I'M
able to reach her on account of dead calm.
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Providence prin, Cloth Market.


PROVIDENCE, Sept. 27.-Ptiuting cloths dull and
tending downward and the demand light; sales the
past week $500 pieces at st g 5sc for Sc so and ca
tor extra GA Ga. -
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HARPER's BAzAR.-This beautiful weekly
publication is welcome visitor to the parlor
circle. The number for the ensuing week has
been received by Fessenden Brothers, Lancas-
ter Hall and D. Wentworth, 1877 Congress, Cor
ner of Oak street
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ABRAMS a. BRO.


Aucf1oneers and Commission Merehauts.
give their special attention to selling Real Estate
Furniture and Merchandise Of all kinds Horses Car
riages, &c. ADV noes made on consignments Reg
uar Sales of new and second hand Furniture at the
Auction Rooms every Saturday morning Commu-
nications by mail promptly attended TO
ABB sAMS g. BROTHER,
125 Fe leral St., under the o. S Hotel
N. b. Money advanced Watches, JeweIry
Furniture, Clothing, and all goods of value.
apr23 DIFF
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FIN ANCIAL ARD COMMERCIAL
Foreign Exports.

Foreign Exports.
WOLFVILLE, Ms Schr Day Star-400 bbls -four,
FOreisn Imports.
CLEMENTSPORT, Ms. Sch Beverly-44 cords wood
to master.
HALIFAX Ms. Steamer Falmouth half bills
mackerel tod M Churchill, pkgs merchandise to
Eastern Elk Co, 2 do to Swett's Tx.
KEMPT, rs. Schr Magnolia-1OO tons plaster to
Knight & Whidden.
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TIL II PR ESS.
MONDAY MORNING, SEPT. 20, 1873


May be obtained at the Periodical Depots of Fes-
sender Bros, Marquis. Robinson. Branell & CO..
snn wentworth, Glendenning Moses Hender-
the ity. va N- "a 'i"' 'A@' "A 0"' "
At Biddeford, of Pisbury.
at Saco of L, Hodgdon.
At Watervile, of j. s. Carter.
AT Gorham, of News Ageut
AT Bath of j. o. Shaw
AT Lewiston, of French Bros.
AT Kennebunk. of G. Z. Miller.
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Receipts by Railroad. and steamboats,.

GRAND TRUNK RAILROADS. cars sundries do
canned corn, do Shocks do potatoes 10 bark. IL
do Iron, do hay, 43 do lumber, 1 do WOOL 2 40 for
Lawrence, do for Oakhill, do for Boston, de for
ST. John, sIB, do for Halifax.
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JUST received, large lot of Brass and Wire
Cages; handsome designs
se29eod1w A. MULNrx, 80 Centre st.
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METEOROLOGICAL.

PROBABILITIES FOR THE NEXT rwENTY-FoUR
HOURS
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNALl
OFFICER, Washington d. c.,
Sept %, t7.e0 P. MY
For New England
on Monday the pressure will diminish with
gentle and fresh southeast to southwest winds
and partly cloudy weather, and poss IDLY occa-
sional light rain.
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DEERING.-On Saturday evening last spirit
ed meeting was held at Woodford's Corner, for
the purpose of forming Fire Department
committee was chosen to draw up the usual
resolutions, collect subscriptions, etc. The
amount so far subscribed for an engine is $531.
The meeting adjourned to Thursday evening, at
which a full attendance is desired. F.
SHIPMENT OF Doors AND SHoEs.-The ship
ment of boots and shoes for the week ending
Saturday amounts to 1860 cases.
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NJ L. A. CoURsE--The M. L. A. have ar
ranged Tor the closing entertainment of their
course a grand vocal concert by the Temple
Quartette OF Boston, the finest quartette of
male voices in America, assisted by the hand
some and accomplished soprano, Miss Carrie
Barr.
The Portland daily press., 1873-09-29

MEERsCHAUMs still at half price at Steb-
bins Cigar Store. If
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For SALE on favorable terms, valuable
slate property, partially developed, with most
encouraging prospects, in the eastern part of
the State. Owners refer to S. T. Pullen, Esq.
PRESS office. ie14-dtf
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

A FINE lot of German Singers at 80 Centre
street. A. MULNIx.
se29eod1w
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81 DOZEN Childrens' Shirts and Drawers, on
ly 63cts. Worth $1.25, at Leach's, 81 Middle
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DAILY DOMESTIC RECEIPTS.
Receipts of Flour.


GRAND TRUNK r. r.
Constdnees. B0ls. ConSi0nees. Bbls
ID w Coolidge. .........1O0 W Milken 100
Holway & Robinson. 100 =
Total. 800
Receipts of Grain, &c.
GRAND TRUNK X. II.
9G11nsignees No. cars. Consiqnees. No. cars
Waldron 81 Truce, orn. :.
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FUR, Silk and Wool Haas, all the new styles.
ORIN III ,WKEs & Co.,
se29d&w1t $50 and 292 Congress street