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s: @sal @ esis sa ssn. ss rs
800 boxes cheese and 1000 packages butter oos
to mss brig s BARK
tors do hence to Cork orders is Cd another aop
70 Bsyoans a"a quarters rsss sS"n
nars .s1o bushels grain hence TO Lisbon o'sG per
The Medissrranesn Sd British ship Quarters
tor orders, Uuitsd gdom or Continent 5d and f5
petroleum and home with marble at lump sum- Ameri,
Ga s9 refined Petroleum hence 70 "a
Tor b99a private terms Norwegian bars 900 b1is no.
$50 Sanss a avs ."
lard lard a. so. sas 3D. British bark arrveS 1900 bills
United kingdom Continent, 4s. Sd; American bark,
vate terms; schooner tons hence Port Prince
ana Ssek back on private terms brig s7 tons hence to north
Cotton, PER ID: Md s.ssd -four Per SSI ss as:
Sos sack tS 3D.
4Js 45s; corn bulk and bag. per bushe Cd wheat,
d. da PEP ,sn S SSs 0 @ sS
goods los: petroleum.. 4s 'ens Is. Cd ' 10 Lon.
bacon iara 4s Cd ass sack
flour 27s 3D. hour bbI IS Cd; per tiercc, Is
M 3d. ps4 sS Dsr By. Sd 3D. q: Id
cake 25s Cd 27s Cd petroleum bb, As. 4s Cd.
flour, per bSi g. Sd s; wheat, per sashol Sd heavy
goods per ton ION 49s cheese sos beef per ssrce 7s
DusSs % Sd corn =. DO I'd Hour 5Il .. Cd: heavy
per aes ss 3D. po
per bSi Cd. 10 Havro BY steam~Grain per iusaei
s. So 10 pfE amSrg S S
ss aop m ssnsn S9 S9
steamGrsin per Ioolbs 1855 marks provisions per 100
SIS Cd 4o'; provisions. per ton s2s Cd s5s cotton,
3D.; provisions per ton, 4Os cotton, ii-isc szc.
The New York herald., 1879-11-08
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

sssy sssdy aRaaS Sw %adnE
% ding clause pssomSor and January dsysry sssd up
srg %'Ssas :ns a'S an
March delivery is.sad uplsnds low m,ddling clause.
1s s
were 2s2 900 contais, including $4,000 American
TIE COTTON TRADE
LIvERrooL. Nov. 4, 1879
weeks srcu of the FSspGs coC" Brokers'
tied and sales were restricted but since then with de-
snns ssG DEMAND s
assnss Of the greatly increased .aGDpy quota
+ 1 S 1ss s s
S.sry sn reSs %
Wednesday the market has been strong and the decline
spscssy sHSd sstsSiishsd -'-"'' ' 'As d
steady at Ss Gu. dull at ss short
ss sSs na%s1Long Gu. dull at sss: shoaders dull a.
%sss.ss -% city tT%s aa at s
i. sss s .;:.y sS a. Lard 3D. " %A.sspsr s % r.
mono in the m1rfs;; ark spring NO. ds ss 10. % new
at lis 4d Corn-Mixed dull at SIS sd. cotton scod oil"
at London steady At 5s 3D. Turpsntnosprits at Ion
don, steady at Dos. Cd.
Spirit, C SOS Sd sw Sugar 2sA p0r
In Mncng Liar, Lane the the strong .paealaiion feeling has
&. which for time s%$as excited s%S
$4,000 tons compared with the previous season sugar
has been active. closing Is Sd Is Sd per cwt
toward Improvement. Tea has been unsettled, in
several eases easioT rates were accepted Upon
large supplies brought to auction In coffee there
quiet owing to the Rio Jansiro Telegraph bringing "a
vices OF lower prices The limited quantity Of plantation
barely the previous value Other kinds, although firm. ~
meet with loss inquiry The deliveries IRON the Neither
making 100000 bags in the past ton months. against
100000 bags during tho same period in ISIS
M oc bags than 'ss sns tho same %. oeGSsr ,@a ss
year The stock OF coffee in the chief ports of Crest
being rather below the of the four preceding
years Rice vase quiet saltpetre firm recent
pepper is again dearo but Penang not find
On last wsexs terms &c white pepper was slightly easier
rnE TRADE.
LivERPooL. Nov. Z, 1879
somewhat stcader at the tho week but
aferward therc was an almost entire cessation OF con-
sumptive or speculative domand The
werc very inactive and many of them n shilling lower.
Transactions In cargoes quite unimportant
holding of anticipating decline. Al Liverpool and tho
neighborng markets since Tuesday business In wheat and
maize wasquite of retail character aud prices we're
was very nanmate though there was perhaps less pres
sure to sell than ON yesterday and limited business
winter wheat and fully 3D. per white from
Tuesdays quotations Flour was neglected and nominal
HAVE Nov. Z. 1879.
American lard closed at 4sf 5oc per so kilos.
IIAxsuRG, Nov. Z, 1874
American lard closed at 80 marks por 100 lbs.
BREMEN, Nov. z, 1874
American lard closed at 4e marks per iio lbs
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FIVE DOLLARS

you buy
IMPERIAL AUSTRIAN 1864 GOVERNMENT BOND
These bonds issued shares In Austrian (Kuro
loan. and guaranteed by the Impe
rial Government and redeemed In drawings held
FOUR TINES ANNUALLY,
until each bond with ut least 100 cent
its value. The accumulated interest the whole
loan Is distributed In premiums ranging from 500 to
quarterly drawing Tho redemption drawing takes
place x.,...-
In which the three highest premiums arss-
2OuOOD FLORINS.
2UOOO FLORINS.
1900 FLORINS.
The lowest premium that each drawn bond must be
deemed with Is not less than
200 FLoRiNs,
as there NO BLANKS.
and bond bought Of before the LIST Of Decem
Der Is entitled to the whole premium that be drawn
thereon that date.
Price Of bonds 500 each Balance Of S95 payable in
monthly ailments of s. IL Desired in tho bond
should be drawn In the redemption (Decomber H.
These bonds negotiable the prevailing market quo.
tatons like the Untod States bonds. Money
be sent In letters Post Office orders
drafts New York Full information sen applica-
tion. Call on address the
INTERNATIONAL BANKING COMPANY.
100 BROADWAY. NEW YORK CITY,
N B.-Pleasc mention the paper you saw this In
The above Government bonds are not to be compares
with lottery whatsoever and do not conflict with any
OF the laws OF the United states.
WANTED PERMANENTLY-GENERAL AGENTS
w for prominent cities throughout America paying
5000 TO $1,000 yearly, without risk to agent
MXXUFAcTURiNG COMPANY. 10 Nassau st.
JVANTED-sa5o FOR HALF INTEREST IN ksrAB-
w lished dramatic company ready to travel oah roo"
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The closing prices were as follows:

At San Francisco the opening prices OF mining
shares were follows:-Gould Curry IL; Savage.
15la; Chol]ar So; Ophir 81 Il; Hale Norcross.
II; Crown Point. 1885,; Yellow Jacket 1873;
Becher. 3s0c.; Imperial. Virginia Consolidated.
57S California. 54 Best Il Belcher. 21; Union Con-
solidated. s21s; Alpha AK Sierra Nevada. Sc; Mex
ican 33A Silver Hill. 12Oc.; Justice. 2.95c.: Julia.
3H Utah. 2O1z: Alta. 5h Bodie. IA; Bechtel. 165c.;
Independence. *; Segregated Belcher 20; Bulwer,
1lA; Mono. Z; Consolidated Pacific. ~: Potosi.
5,s Exchequcr. 4.s5c.; Monmouth z; Northern
Standard, 2; Boston Consolidated. 1.45c.
The New York herald., 1879-11-08

StainodGood ordinary 10 s. l6c strict good ordinary
10 ai6c low mddling. iO5sc mddiing; li5sc The re-;
baes; New Orleans. 14.O73; Mobile 22s4; Savannah,
67TO; Charleston, 1897 Wilmington, 7o3; Norfolk 47v7
Baltimore PIG; New York. 46D; Boston. 80; Phiade-
pha 20 Total -, ,as5 bales This day last week 4oisi
bales. This day last 1899 bales Total since sep
temDer !, ,4+ 6sS bales Liverpool telegrams-Noveni-
Dor 6-5 +. M-American sales. $500 baos. January
iasaa cd; March April dsIiSsry. upisnds,
low middiinU clause, . 1-lod.; May-Juno dcliv-
cry. uplands. low middling clause. o aI0d.;
Futures steady. November 7-I2 80 M-Receipts, 4O
sellers but prices unchanged Sales 10000 speculation
aud export, 1000 bales Middng uplands, Gs4d mid
ding Orleans 6sd Futures. sellers ut SD. decline;
November delivery uplands low mddng clause IL 32d.
6ad November December delivery, nplands. low mid
ding clause t332d 65Gd December anuary deliv.
cry uplands. low middling clause, 1ssd SD Janu
6iaiad: a o1sd; March April delivery upands low mid,
low i"e e,niadns clause iDs2d a S.lSd a',Ji' june
July delivery: upands. low mddling clause. 6ssd.; (;
middng clause, 7-l6d. Three r M.-February. March
delivery uplands low middling clause 0ssd. Apr.May
delivery upsnds low mddling clause, 6i,d May
delivery upands low midding clause, IL sd Half
liverv. upands. low middng clause, 1924 y6d.
November December delivery, uplands. low nddling
clause. 1894 Dcccmbcr January delivery uplands,
low %dalins Slv. saSsS ca lssad ian.
clause. iss2d February March delivery %pIsnass
low middng clause 1332d 7-l6d.
Msrch,April delivery, uplands, low middling clause
clause. g16d I932d June July delivery, uplands
low middIing clause Iv32d 6sed. Five r. M.-Noyem
Der delivery, upiands low middne clause. 17.32d ;
8sd January February deli very upIands low middling
clause 6d February March delivery upiands low mid
ding clause. u 1332d MayJune delivery, uplands. low
middng clause, - l6d. Futures barely steady.
The New York herald., 1879-11-08

The money market continued stringent. the ruling
rate all day being per cent interest and i of
per cent day commission" for call loans Some
transactions we're made at q commission" and the
lowest figure was per cent and 116 until the clos
ing dealings when the rate became per cent neat.
In the last quarter of an hour money offered ut
per cent. Taking warning by the pinch in the
Clearing House yesterday the brokers took Time by
the forclock to-day and made up their balances at
unusually early hour. AS result Of this some of
the Syocks who held aloof with their ducats until
tho close in the expectation Of getting per cent
day above the legal rate. they aid ysstsrdsy, wsro
The New York herald., 1879-11-08

1878, ll-l6d: price Of middng upands in New York
November :. 1873 5-l6d.
ruled steady at 5Oc 52c for prime live
and 37c. "A I5c. for mixed.
FlsH-The market for Goldfish firm, and nov quoted
at - and S3 rs ~ for Grand Bank. Mack
steady and shore sold at $50 So for No l. 81
and s. for No. B. Box herring ruled steady at
medium scaled 2oc for tucktais and 2oc tor No.
about SDU boxes sold ut above figures
FLOUR DGRAIS-Rece pts-Flour y. 200 bbls wheat
59o5S bushels: meal. 100 bbls- and 80 corn
bushels: oats. 34.u2S do. 225O do. barley
u .45o do; malt 1900 do Fiour-The -four market was
Irregular lower for all grades The demand light
The sales including State, Western and Southern
about 1900 bbls within the annexed range Rye Hour
ruled oasy with sales OF 300 bbls Corn meal easy
with sales of bbls 500 bags We
The New York herald., 1879-11-08
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.

BsEvss.iradc slow and values weak Several car loads
of horned cattle remained unsold Prices
lbs have been allowed net Quality poor to fair With
fsoS A. 81 D.
SIC on IS head sold At 7ac per lb weights 5N cwt
weight o7s Ss per e~s Joseph sold for self
~ g. s.ss .a as KaSS @ ss s
SsaS 20 SS: pSr s & with Ds7 $40 Sa the
81 $ pSss:y oS zsss 4
s Sso ss ss' ~ ssss
:tssFi s9 81 wiss Ssaa
s's os
Co. x S % or s Per s ' snaa, wsSas
hsifers at 7c Dss ~ weight sw Dudley Son
:ds
ssssr st % s & nghs es ~ e~ 'S virginia steers
SHEEP AND LAnH.-Demand and values both steady.
Sa.ls Ssr s'ssp s s'S *
Newton sold Ohio .ssss 20 A &c ps; s
b 22s 2hio lambs Sc lbs 4 80 at IS % g = per
= Ps: H. ss q
4c. lH i2s renn:yvsns sheep and lambs, S. lbs,
q ss psr H. isi Ks1tusky sheep, IS lbs at &c Per
Msilsnsect sold o. canada ewes ia71 lbs g. per
Deck Dewey sold 81 ca%sds sheep Ss s.. $50 ss At
ss;ss ,;%s; ss ~
e% j. H. nn%s sold IS State sheep Ss per-
s ss g Mss.n o e. 81
oas = S a. as ds & quality e.v.,
included at $40 a $55 per head.
values. Grass fed calves. g1sc 80 lb mosi fed
os. sSr 4S Ss:s S s g. bIe Ie is, Ina .oa
81 6A per cwt.
The New York herald., 1879-11-08

In London there in the earlier dealings a
steady market for British consols, which opened at
977S 9S for both money and the account. Unitod
States bonds opened irregularly. new fours being
steady at 1861, 41a's u lower ut 109X and fves y
higher at 1O5h. American railway securities were
also Irregular Erie advancing from 41h to AK.
while do. second consols declined from s71s to
SG1a Illinois Central declined from 101 II to 101.
while Pennsylvania from 5OS to 50zx and Read
ing from 31h to 31A. New Jersey Central advanced
from so to 81 while do consols declined from 107 to
1861. The rate Of discount in the open market tor
three months bills 2a per cent. Bar silver ad
vanced to 533sd. per ounce Later dispatches
ported loss of f3o6.OOO bullion by the Bank
of England on balance. British consols declined
971 for both money and the account. United
Erie common advanced to AZ and closed at Az; Erie
new second censols recovered to s6sl. and funded
fves advanced to S4k. Illinois Central fell Off to
1OO1s, and Jersey Central returned 10 S0 At Paris
the three per rentes to 81f S0c.. and the
rate for sterling exchange 25f 29c The failure
of NJ Philippart. the Paris fnancier. reported.
The Globe, last evening, says:-"Stocks were do
pressed during the afternoon in consequence Of
rumor the Stock Exchange Of IN approaching
dissolution OF Parliament" The bulk OF the
bullion withdrawn from the Bank OF England
yesterday was for shipment to New York.
The Eueningy andard in its financial article says:
1.-The rumor on the Stock Exchange to-day which al.
legged that Parliament would be Immediately dis
solved Is absurd. It set afoat for stockjobbng
purposes"
The New York herald., 1879-11-08
his stocks closed at the following quota

Earnings OF the Central Pacific Railroad Company
for the month of October $l,s33.00O. For the
same period last year they were $1.773.os9.
Messrs. u. Hinckly and l.. M. Jonos. the latter
member OF the Stock Exchange and Of the Mining
Stock Exchange. have formed partnership for tho
transaction Of business. with W. M. Lent OF San
Francisco. as special partner.
Imports of dry goods at the port Of New York for
the past week were sl.275.l53 and tho amount mar
keted. s1.437.3l3. The total imports OF dry goods
since January 1 were s7s.79s.0l0. and the total
amount marketed, S77, 1854, SIG.
The following shows the movements Of grain at
leading points to day
The New York herald., 1879-11-08

left to pocket them over night lend them at the
lowest figures OF the day That the money market
was again manipulated universally conceded
1t made unnaturally easy in the last fifteen
minutes just as it had been made artihcally tight
earlier in tho day. Money came out in the most
mysterious way when it least looked for
Brokers who some days since borrowed stocks at
1l6 yesterday demanded from the loaners an allow
Of u the market price of the securities. In
most instances those who had loaned the stocks de-
cined to submit to this proposition and took back
their securities The brokers who returned them
received their money in the form Of certified checks
Many OF these have not yet been returned to the
Clearing House. and the amount of money thus
locked up is said to be very large. =
Inquiry among the dealers in government bonds
this afternoon revealed general impression that
the $10 900 advertised for by Secretary sherman
will be forthcoming tomorrow and will bo offered az
such rate as the government will pay. Should
that amount be purchased at reasonable rates 1t Is
understood that the Secretary will Immediately call
for another $40 O0O OO0 thus aording sudden relief
to the money market.
The Clearing House statement issued to-day shows
$780, $780, sO exchanges and $4s47 100 balances the
business of yesterday.
At the sub-Treasury to-day's transactions aggre-
gated
faynshts
Com Daance. A<oooo'ool
Currency balance l0,3o9' i4o
The receipts at Washington from internal revenue
to-day $3S7.975 "a. and from customs.
S742.679 26.
The steamship Adriatic. which arrived here this
morning. brought 100000 in British gold bars.
The New York herald., 1879-11-08
FINANCIAL.

A T REASONABLE RATES-MONEY ON LIFE AND
hEndowemont Insurance Policies and Mortgages; samo
bought Of all kinds effected with best com
psnios ut lowest premiums.
j. J. HABKICH Coz, 165 broadway; box $50
A STOCK DEALERS ADDRESSES, LOTTERY
n .namcs, &c.. bought. FINANCE, Herald omce
A JOSEPH A. BLAIR, LATE FIRST TELLER OF
n tho Mechanics National Bank is now assoc"ted With
firm. TALCOTT bONS.
NEw YoRx. Nov. q. 1879.
The New York herald., 1879-11-08
NET COTTON RECEIPTS.

net receipts OF cotton at the below named ports
September to November z inclusive, were as fol-
The New York herald., 1879-11-08


-Deverod contract 500 bales yesterday Current
prices Qhe following quotations for cot
In store In quality not than half grade
above or below grade QuotedJ.
The New York herald., 1879-11-08

CONTINUED ON NINTH PAaRl
The Portland daily press., 1879-08-05
AUGUSTA,

MONDAY, Aug. 4.
Judge Whitehouse and family are rusti-
eating at Squirrel island.
The Henry Morrison had large num-
Der of passengers on board Saturday, for
the islands.
Dan Lynch was before the court to-day
charged with an assault on one Lougee; he
he was fined eight dollars as usual.
Viola Clifton's lady Ministries will az pear
at Granite Hall, next Wednesday, August
9th.
Schooner Oregon is discharging coal here
for Swaine Bros.
The excursion Sunday was not very well
attended; those who went had nice time.
The walk in front of the new hotel is
completed, it is nice job.
Prof. Colway and his museum started for
Old Orchard to-day.
Dexter will have another fifty mile go as
you-please, Aug. 10Th.
Hart will walk Hartwell next THURSDAY,
at Lewiston.
Geo. W. Pillsbury, baggage master at the
depot, leaves to-day for two weeks vaca-
ton. Pres. Longley will officiate.
just before one O'Clock to-day, horse
was feeding in front of the postoffice, he
became little tired from his long journey,
hailing from Purgatory. He tried to take
nap in the feed box, but it wasn't hardly
large enough for him, and so he started. up
setting the carriage and breaking things in
general. 1t was narrow escape for those
two little danes from the country.
The Portland daily press., 1879-08-05
WINTHROP.

MONDAY, Aug. 4.
A. E. Wheeler has resigned the position OF
Express Agent, and B. r. Reynolds has been
appointed his successor.
The firm of Wheeler Bros. are arranging to
establish branch iewelry store in Hallowell
Mr.. Seneca Wheeler, the junior partner, will
take charge of it.
Near dusk on Saturday evening a small flag
was put out from the Bank building, bearing
the name ~. l.. Smith" There was no cere-
mony whatever, except a single cheer from
one man. 1t was soon taken in, and at noon
on Sunday it was run out to let the people
coming from church see it. How anxious and
thoughtful are Mr.. Smiths admirers? Sunday
and Monday are evidently alike to them in
this campaign.
great many persons availed themselves of
the opportunity on Saturday night of viewing
beautiful specimen of the night blooming
cereus at the residence of John M. BENJAMIN.
Esq.
The Rev. o. w. Rogers, of Bridgton, con-
Quoted the divine services morning and even
ing at the Congregat nal church yesterday.
The Reform Club voted yesterday to hold
the next district meeting in the Baptist church.
East Winthrop.
Politics is the all-absorbing theme in this vii
lage. The Republicans will do their utmost to
elect their ticket. The Davis Club held a
meeting on Saturday night and took active
measures to promote success, and to arrange
proper welcome to the Hon. w. p. Frye on
Thursday. The announcement that the Hon.
Daniel f. Davis and Senator j. G.. Blaine will
speak here on the afternoon of Saturday, Aug.
16, has added considerable enthusiasm to the
members of the club.
The Portland daily press., 1879-08-05
An Important Geological Fact.

Geology has shown us that nature accom-
plishes her greatest revolutions in the earth's
su rface conformation sloaoly. Every year the
river makes its channel deeper, the glazier
wears deeper gorgein the Alpine rock, and
the ocean tide deposits the sand it has crum-
bled from the rocks upon which it breaks. We
note the earthquake and the devastating hur-
ricane; but these changes are SO gradual man
seldom observes them until the channel has
become overhanging cliffs, or a mountain has
disappeared before the icy stream, or the ocean
has given us a Florida. Thus it is in disease.
Our attention is attracted by acute diseases,
as fever, cholera, ETC., while chronic diseases
(often the most dangerous in RESULT being slow
in their development, are seldom noticed until
they have made an almost ineffaceable impress
sion upon the system. Persons believing them
selves comparatively healthful are Outlines
the victims of these diseases, and only become
aware of their presence when relief is almost
impossible. Diseases of the liver and stomach
are the commonest of these chronic affections
DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and
Pleasant Purgative Pellets are never failing
remedies for these diseases. they produce a
healthful secretion of the bile, prevent indi-
gestion by regulating the bowels, and impart a
vigorous tone to the whole system.
The Portland daily press., 1879-08-05
BOSTON & MAINE RAILROAD.
SUMMER ARESANEEVEENT

On and after Monday, June
ssssssss:s:gg9sssssss3o; iS59 PASSENGER Trains
an nl1 SOC 60 M 6sT0Tdvng at Boston at 1o45
irving at Portland at 12.30, 300 500 1000 D. m.
The 6p m. train from Boston will stop at Pine
Polnt TO take passengers for Notwithstanding at
For scarborough Beach and Pine Point at
10 S.s.or1s o.49i 1Oi5 a. M, 200, $50 p. m.
w Inc IlO train from Portland will not stop
at Scarborough Beach or Pine Point except to
take passengers for West of Biddeford, and the
ooO P. m; train will not stop at these Stations
and.
For Old Orchard Beach, saco aud Ridde-
r org at No. DO $40, 1o15 a. M, LILO, 200,
For Kennebunk at 6.15, s.45 a. M, LILO, $50,
600 p. m. ' N'
For Wells, No. Berwick, Salmon Falls,
Sreat Fails, Dover, Newmarket, Exec
Ter, Haverhis, Lawrence, AndOver.
and Lowell at 6.15, 9.45 a. M, Ito, GOO
Fer Rochester, Pennington. N. H.. Allan
ID nay, WonbOr0ngh and Centre Harbor
For manchester and Concord (via New Mar
4eG vunetlon) at 615 a. M. LILO p. M; via
The LILO p. m. trains connect with sound lines for
New York. '- 81 uiA' iii'es iol
WIZ me % p m train makes connections with New
SUNDAY TRAENs-Leave Boston at 4.soa.
m; arrive at Portland at $50 a. M Leave Portland
"e =. H, arrive at Boston at $50 d. III.
Through Tickets to all Points Sou,I, md
West AT lowest rates, -
Trains on Boston g. Maine road connect with all
steamers running between Portland and Ranoor
Koekiand Mt Desert, Machias, Eastport. Calais ST.
Jonh ana Halifax. Also connect with Grand TrIlnk
e Trans Is at strand Trunk Station, and Maine Central
ton. "'ASA qua
All trains stop at Exeter ten minutes for refresh
ments. First class Dining Rooms at portiand
transfer Station Exeter, Lawrence and Boston.
THROUGH TICKETS to all points West and
South may be had of M. L.. Williams, Ticket
Agent, Boston Il Maine Depot, and at Aliens
Union Ticket Office, % Exchange st.
G. >, , JAS. L. FURBER, Gen. Supt.
je2S DIFF
The Portland daily press., 1879-08-05
Commissioners Notice.
DAVID GRIFFIN's ESTATE

TINHE undersigned having been appointed by the
Il Hon. Nathan Cleaves, Judge of Probate for
the County of Cumberland in the State of Maine,
on the first Tuesday of July, A. D. 1879, Commits
itors against the estate of David Griffin late of Cape
Elizabeth, in said County, deceased, represented
insolvent, hereby give notice. that six months from
the date of said appointment are allowed to said
creditors in which to present and prove their claims
and that they will be in session at the office of l.. b.
bennett, No. 100 Exchange St., Portland, at 2
CLOCK P. M, on Sept. 16th Oct. 31st and Dec
olst for the purpose of receiving the same
AUREL1CS v. COLE, Commits
no.., L. b. BENNETT, ! sioners.
dated July LIST, A. d. 1879. jly30d1aw3wW