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The New York herald., 1863-12-18

nAvID D. EGAN, AUcTroNEER WILL SELL THIS
~ day at t56 Canal street Household Furniture
Ing OF Bureaus Beds. Bedding Blankets Quilts Sofas So
IA Beds Lounges Chairs Tables stoves, Velvet Three ply
and Ingram Carpets Also one sleigh.
sgHhsGE sa SF AgGSSEtE aso WATCHES
being the entire EW stSss @p, o tws % shs s,o sgss
a.y and saturday December IS 10 iOs
= - 80. Ia BROADWAY.
coRIL fULE AND HALF SITS,
MOSAIC AND ry93&yo5sE si&rss sEE4osr c,vvo
3spi 3sIGkEAE IT; EsnNsIiES 9snSEJ AS6 Isp FElfL
sE ssA5stssEs dsts lsp tsR sIyFR yfiF faISh wsASShs
BcARxr GOLD hGSGIS? SahG}soxErEns sHa AND
gs5se Do P2vEF slyEE
An uvses of superb DIAMOND GOODS
~ kLEGANrr CABINET FURNITURE.
NJ BERLITz. ESQ. ''o'" VI
BY EDWARD sCHRNCK, on Monday and TUESDAY, De.
ss%ss 'eS ~ At tSs. s s sS. SSs .s
STOCK consisting OF eesant carved rosewood and mahogany
kasere Centre Tables II ali Gieren syic; CARD rssss
sieSds bureaus cosSoies, wss6sisSds Easy aud Roes
eng pnus Rco% s s n IN and sss
BGne Dining Chairs aud lar assortment ~ every de-
smined At any time previous Ne sale which vii be post
we hnd Wihou reserve Purchasers have their
ture packed aud shipped IN the hest II
main NJ we store, Tree Of charge. until January
L II. LUDLOW co, ACCIIONERRs
u. E1ecHtofs SAFE % valuable InTryed and Unim
rfoperiy auction hy order oi the Executors OF Richard
Wells. deceased. II IL LUDLOW co viii ~ at auction
Saturday. December 10, 1855 " ocoek at the Ky
enange alesroom. No. III Broadway Ttuity Bu ldinc
BRoADwsY-No. 7G3 west side. between iehh and Ninth
NAS.r srRYFr-No 20 southeast OF Cedar street
kixru Ayt tSUHkus llE and Ito. corner Ninth street
B0Np SrurAt-No 70. between Rrollvay ana Blwrry
GRtKNg SrHTtI-No. i63 between Beecker aul Houston
streets
AutrY SreTEt-No. ". between Mercer and Greene sts
tHtRtfs stHtFr-No lot near Washington street
RtNK STaFTr-Nu- Jf arI 81 Fourth strfft
NF,r SrfEff-Nn. 90, corner ut tuaries street
Nt~rH SrrEsr-Nn o. near sixth sytnur.
1sFftru SrRfFi-Nos 2s AND ~ Fourth street
SuNrFENrH srEtEI--No 90, near seventh avenue
NfNtrrFNru SrnEgf-Nos IS and -. between sixth aud
Seventh avenues
rwSNr,prn srnrtr-Nos - Is - and 90 Siv'h nv.
lis, g.. 20 fec east Of ilfth
Iln SrRptr-5 los -. 20 feet east oi filtH avenue
Book nsps wn fui particulars, a, NO 3 Pine stirei.
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If you WANT 10 KNOW
the disastrous cone enccs OF phys0oxca knowledge
MEDICAL COMMON SENSE
curious book for curious rope and root book FOR
Ode Contents lab Tree. at sinclair fouseys 21 Nassau
the prncp, nes spapcr cepcts throghos the
Is: at r. Warmers. No Nesey street the author
DR.. h n. FoOTE l,l3o Broadway. New York
TusT oUT-THF MAGIC PHOTOGRAPH ALBUM
81 The best AMI cheapest Album made Pre- only
dollar, free by mail Discount " the trade j. H. DILLON
puoishcf L. Ana street New YORK.
TUsr rrBHsuED-IN RooK PORN THn FOLLOW.
~ log works The washington Belle "Th. Havana
Creole, 'afhe Enchantrcss,H Ihe Nele or New YOfkr
The Brsntfu Pounding Each ~ 8 he i've Tor So
postage paid Address boz A2N New YORK Post o1lce
CHAS. r. ATWOOD CO.
rCHn MARRIAGE GUIDE. OR NATURAL HISTORY
al Cooperation. " Frederick tiohes, NJ H. ar,h,r ard
lecturer. fficc SEPT " mail POSTAGE pad rcos't
OF the price Address T. W. strong Publisher ps Mason
tree'. y. Y.
TRY IT T,-jrSr PUBLISHED. An EASY MORNING.
serrte. consisting " the IL Deun Jrb at. afa1trf
cin.rczziipnal tafares hy A T. PECk Precen,of OF
Auihna Ne1iois cutrh Nv YORK ror salr a. r. Cor.
dcns 81 Bioaaway kaudcpus Cs3 r. atwHy, aal jane
y. Lentt so iu'on stftrt Bfu0il,r pee sl per iu.
fed Ot-snsts can harmonige 10 sat voices under the
charls.
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d. E REWARD.-LOST, ON THU RSDAY. DECEMBER I 7,
sDC from 3t91s Third Parrot The above
reward viii be given 10 the returning him to the
abn ve,pa
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Ok REwARD-SCOTCH TERRIER SLUT LOST
pO from Is Park row. had collar IL. The
above reward WI! be paid to returning the
No.il3 Park row.
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DANLEL A. MArnEws AUcTIOyEER, 9 NASSAU

nANfEL A. MATHEWS. AUCTTOTEER 81 NASSAU
IL srret-landsnmr Household Furn ture Pier rrsrs
Ia POS rpsew Oh ~ C ave Panoforte, &C.
DANIEL A. MATHEWS x co. will sell at auction, 10.
morrow tsa,urday) ~ l0s O'Clock al their sesroom 66
Nassau street, Maiden lane large assortment
Househod lrnitnrc removed for OF
sst o Brussels and Ingram CARPETS ard
Parur Suits brocate and haircoth Centre Tables
rsnch Plate Pier Mirrors Turkish Easy Chairs. Lounges
Ruurts. ENenson Tables sofas, Dining Cnnrs, ELEGANT
ed walnut oak AID led Red Salts W indow
Shades. Dressing urcaus Brdstsa ir Mattresses Pal
lasses Chnee Cabinet silver Plated Ware Vases Clocks
Mating Stoves. Kitchen Furniture, &c Also " O'Clock
elegant tu round cornered ewood ~
forte OF fine tone and nish made by Person Now
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& r. MERwII, AUCTtoNEER.-RY BANGS. MER-
a YIN CO. Ir ing Bntld nHs, 81 and 59 Broadway.
Fri evening December Is 81 curious Private
Libra the collection of j. Yeman Eq comnrising
nnL iuetes ig Works, b. English andor"n: choi Q
linens Of I'D English Literature. valuable old English
Dictionaries Dictionaries OF the Vulgar Tongue a. For
partiCu Sc
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NY LADY DESTROYS OF TAKING Lessons IN
n 'enmanshp at her residence Il first class lady
tea Pr, wili please address Miss 7. s'a ~
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OST-ON THURSDAY I7TH INST. BETWEEN l2
~ and O'Clock Porketbook containing commutation
ticket on Aew Jersey Railroad from New York to Inon
town. N. j. Whoever will return the to G. p Ly-
decker. at Stockwe h EmersOD's. % Ann street. will
ceye a liberal reward and the thanks Of the owner.
G. Z. LYDECKER.
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L Bowery JAMES AGAR will sell at l01s O'Clock
large Of silk delaiDe other Dresses
velvet and cloth Cloaks broche wool Shawls Sheets
Quilts Blankets, Coats Pants Vests Boots, Shoes, and
variety OF other goods too numerous 10 mention BY order
of p. BRYAN 80 West Broadway Sale to commence with
q small lot of Furniture.
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DRACTICAL CoMMEECLAL EprCATtos rs GIVEN
i by MANCHA BURNS, day ana tvec5e. ct Ssi C4uatt
street BookkeeT quaf'er 60 Ho...e. ,ine .ur
Arithmetic per quarter. s.; wran twelve sous 81
Eeading Spelling &c, Ia ght privet.y
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+, pRIlY H. MULLER AUCTION EER.--A. II. MUI.
! LEX L. lLkINS * Co., VIII seH at auction, ut
-. sAlesroom M. III iroatway, on
ne .mer 70, al Y o'Slock fot cash, lot OF Land
he u3rthery side Of Forty Oarth street dstD.
2}u dstery Seccr0 avenue, being 20 feet BY 100
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A FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.
IA and IL carat Jewelry,
Valuable Diamonds mounted and loose
CRISTALAR, LlrHAUbR 4 Co, Auctoneers,
- Park place. viii sell Friday, 18th inst, at 10 o'clock
By csta ogne
Gold and silver hunting and open face magic double time,
inde ependen second full and threcquarer plate Leve
Chronometers Duplex Straight Line and Ladies' amond
Enamelled Watches the of Messrs.
Tobias Bretng Freres, BeesIey Dent and Harrison Also
large line of
DIAMOND JEWELRY
In Rings Bracelets. Brooches, Studs, Buttons and
Necklaces Also
70 carats Loose Briiants
large IA aud Is Jewelry consisting
Of Onyx Coral Clrbunce Flo entne Mosaic and Etuscan
Jewery sngy and SETS and assorme of Gold est
and Chatelain Chaius.
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DkIAN 60. MULLER, AUCTIoNEER

\ uouseholi Eu.u.tuIc, Carpets Ocoths, Hc
AURIAN Il. NULL "a r. Walk ms ~ co. viii sell at
areon TO morros7 saturday becenber H. 1853, at i0s
their steCcpnm No. SO Pine street rosewood
Pa lor SOUS mahogany Frcnc" B,' seads. naho-an
be ms, Wlshsrnnds, Iron Bed eads, Hair
aud Co,,ou Mat Tapes-y, Three Ply and Ingram
Carre,s. Ocotus,
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MORTGAGE sALE-CLoTtING AND STORE FIX.
lu tures.--RTCHARD W ALTERS Auctioneer, will sell
Friday. December ls 1863 IL O'Clock by of
chatel mosga,e at No Bowery of Division
the Stock Of Ready Made Clothing Piece Goods Fixtures
Store, Gas Fixtures aud once Furniture.
JOHN w. THORP, Attorney for MORTGAGE
The above sale osponed from mig day Thursday TN
JOIi1 W. rHORP. Attorney for Mortgage.
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JTENRY h. BERTs JR, AuCTIoNBER
Ill SPECIAL PERENPTORY SALE OF
FINE GOLD JhwELRY. WATCHES. &C,

HENRY II; LEEDS co. MISUNDERSTANDING.
III tors ssie.-HRNRS II. LEEDS h co. will sell at
auction Friday December Is at II O'Clock, 10 gale
3 Nassau street. executors sale by order OF the
OF the late DR. Jno " Bodner deceased all his
sna ELECTS professional Library and other valuable
In French and English surgical Instruments. several
yauab Carcatures In position together with valua
be collection II Pictures Drawings &C. They will be
exhibition a day before the sale abose.
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CRAWFORD, CONN.-MlSS TtCEEE BECElvrS-
- young l'des to educate assisted w t e ar German
resident and
York. Winner term commences Neinasf sfay, 'Rulay 8
Reference Right Rev. John WIZ .nc 10 D. ,s.is'
B shop Of Connecticut Mddetiwn. Conn. -sy 81. Nit
chell Rector Stamford. Conn
r,HE FRENCH LANGUAGE TAUGHT 70 tHFPlCAN-
L ladies' by French Protestant LADY Adlrg X f.s.
box III Herald Office.
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A GERMAN LADY, FOR MANY YEARS ACCUSTOMED,
= ~ teacAng German French, an- md isic ana
ssae,s.. g. IL. 2G I..s w an 3 : 2a,s IN
fanny sue co iattctlohs 10
be abov branches ms an equivalent 10 Fo"r re .rrnces
can he furn he'd by ling pn on addressing iAs Siowe
10 West 18th St New lqCs. :. - Sss. ~ -
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A =, boi'bfAhs CONN ERCIAL ACADEMY Coz
Hroa way gonte rsH hoys can have private lesson.
n MereAnte Arithmetic, business Wutng Prartica BOOK
keeping &C., ana learn more OF business affairs In on.
month than In years AT ord nary schoois "
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REV ARDS.

msl REWARD-LOST. ON TUESDAY AFTERNOON,
pC Dee 5 small Italian Greyhound light color.
with white breast: fore leg broken OF
Fdo. Whoever MIN to No 233 West Twenty eighth
street will receive s. reward
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

J. a TIE " AN FORT HOUSE, ONE BLOCK EAST OF
II eza me Cir of Frankfort and William streets
| -oonehy furrianed. light Rooms. o one
person Zoe To 5Jc day 81 80 perweek House open
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GREAT BATTLE FOUGET-iIE VICTORY IS:
"A gained. Ladies and gentlemen II has been rous
In beng pronounced BY great many thsi r. MINT OF
2s3 Si.th avenue has been paying tie bbes in
cash for cast ~ Clothing Carpets Jew ~ vc aud sl
means continue do will him with
call. n Blades and gentlemen you well that
those tremendous prices that offered
perfect humbug; but the best and yon
TO address as above then you win know wi
ceve satisfaction Do not for et the dealer,
B. Minz aud the number 2S3 sSths eie Eghecntip
street Ladies attended by Mrs. Minu Orders from.
Brook yn attended to-
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BRYANT. sfRArrON co : . lMMkRCIAL COL
lefes corner oi broaiNav tith aven NJ rud Twenty
seeod tree, New YORK ami Hamilton ldng BoosIv
taotoug instruction IA bookkeepug Pen anshin Arith
netlc ana 'ionmerc ~ law. Onn day and rvennr caTl
college ' az '''nei
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! DRIvATE CORRESPONDENT l.-SEW AND EASY
L system of writing In cypher orresponteuc entirely
| priva In Useful Euai1.s 71r
agreeable ladies Full instructions 5.Iit hy Ia lot
20 Address Augustus VersIe 81 Cei4 -ctt N.N
| YOrk
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CT n REwARD.-LOST, A BLACK AND GRAY SET
UlV ter Dog: answers ~ the OF Shot. The above
rewnd will be given for his return j. swedae Jr Al
ltreef
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DIPLEY FEMALE COLLEGE OPENS fOE PUPILS
N February 3, isGfSuperor advantage .ar e1lrstHl
SPLENDID bck buildings elegant FURNISHED. .tnds
vded lawn, park and garden. 1Gfhiy uru4.l.ts.
Preparatory academic and collr2at deTa A. R's
corp of teachers aud iecturers illlu
gymnastics prominent Nnmhers UI.ad. .AarrGs
able Send for prospectus. Ad fase i.rv. JOHN NEW.
MAN, d. D., Poultuey, VI.
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DANNBRoNsEs AGr ). s. ENGRLHAPD ~
Y bNcfl, MI % nts store. This dtN, 81 u O'clock
.nr.r H.-Htf 90 I'a Wet-rg Arptrel. Asp
! r'e .e'r .y ~ Of II. CORY CO. late Perare
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INSTRUCTION..

Al ToWNsBND'S ef0 BOWIRY NEAR HOUSTON
street. tho ongh Instruction Is given. day en- ng,
"a n'1AAe,ins fennanship. Arithmetic. sebra Gram
M &c TaticuFr atentlOn given pers preparing
ladies'. Each pupil separately tangnt '- '''
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MARRIAGE-CON.
n tsinns nearly 80 pages and $50 fine plates and en-:
cravings of the anatomy of the sexual of
heah aud cscss. with treatise self abus, its depo
rsbe cnnseq the mind and body with the
thoTs U testuenthe only rational and successful
mooe - - shown by the report OF cases treated.
trrthf 20 the married and those contempl lsting
- entertain doubts OF their physical condition.
Sent Ps,age 90 address receipt of rs cents
spec osiAge stamps Address DR. La Crox 81 Maiden
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UCTIoN NOTICE.
A sFECfAL PEREMToRY SALE OF
FINE GOLD JHWELRY Ec,
On FRIDAY, DEC Is at Oh O'CLOCK.
By HENRY b. HERrs. j r.. AUCrlONEER,
Al SALESRGOdS No. 4 DEY Street
IN EOTS TO SUIT THE TRADE ONLY,
Comprising large Stock OF fine Gold Jeweiry Of the
Nj Moses Chamberlain and TO be positively sold
without any Whatever close This stock
is well worthy the of dealers Il consists in
Of
FINE ETRUsCAN GOLD SETS,
CAMEO, MOSAIC, LAVA AND CORAL DO.
GOLD SLEEVE BUTTONS AND STUDS
FINE GOLD SEALS AND KEYS,
VEST AND FOB CEAINS, &c.
CaialogueS will be ready early on morning of sale.
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4 YOUNG FRENCH LADY WISHES rO GlY~Pf Z
Il bate lessons French f"' more pnpNi y
moderate: satisfactory references given. Adir1 l".e
hads square Post olee. ~--@ ~
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CLOTRiNG.

4
~ For the California Agency Store "a 9sy nh
by II. HARRIS $4,000 received tn-ta9 Cin1-
Ing or california and Western msfsrts iai and ,an
temen having dispose of o'tI Hsr prir
g. long they will not demand Vhd IS rta-ona
BILE for them We guarane TO pay aar IAC iiue.
Especially good ticles, py
the m.rkets We also guarantee to my rs for - r.
pets, Furniture Jewery Damon tr l. li"t md gen.
emen IT Is worth your attention - tA The 'ahnrr a.
Agency Store, You will surely H. Please
with call. address by II HARRIS, 6. Seven ~,
avenue between Twenty FIRST and Twenty
Ladies waited on by Mrs II. Harris
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AN EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY FOR HOUSE.
n kEEPFRS.
Over 5000 worth of elegant HOUSEHOLD FURNI.

DOOK TRADE SALES ROOMS l9S BROADWAY
- GEO. LEAVlrf Auctioneer--ByJ J. T. COOLEY
Friday evening" Dec ls at o'ci ck valuable Private Ii
brary Enah and American Books consisting of Thcoo
gical eiic Histurca aud Miscellaneous Works In all de
parteuts e Nteat some very Catalogue read,
n m
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and here he was to inspire fresh courage into
the hearts of the brave soldiers who were
holding the enemy at bay, to bring them
words of greeting from General Rosecrans.
and to inform them that the latter was reorga-
nIzing the scattered troops, and as fast as
possible hurry them forward to their relief.
On the side hill to the left was gathered to-
gether group whose names are destined
to become observation-disclosures, Whitaker
Granger, Garfield, Stedman, Wood. Calmly
they watched the progress of the tempest,
speculating upon its duration and strength,
and devised methods to break its fury The
future annallist will delight to dwell upon the
characteristics and achievements of each
member of this group.
The fight around the hill now ragged with
terror inexperienced before, even upon this
terrible day. Our soldiers were formed in two
lines, and as each marched up to the crest and
fired deadly volley at the advancing foe, it
fell back a little ways, the men lay down upon
the ground TO load their guns, and the second
lines advanced to take their places. They,
too, in their turn retired, and thus the lines
kept marching back and forth, and delivering
their whitening volleys.t till the very brain grew
dizzy as it watched them. And all the lime
not a man wavered. Every motion was ex-
ecuted with as much precision as though the
troops were on a holiday parade, notwith-
sIhnuinS tiie noWer oi tue reDel army were
swarming around the foot of the hill, and
score of cannon were laundering from three
sides upon it.
Every attempt Of the enemy to scale it was
repulsed, and the gallant Harker looked with
pride upon his lines, standing or lying just
where they were when the fight begun. Bat
our troops are no longer satisfied with the de-
fensiye. Gen. Turchin, at the head of his bri-
gade, charged into the rebel lines, and cut his
way out again, bringing with him three hum
dred prisoners. Other portions of this brave
band followed Turchin's example, until the le-
gions of the enemy were fairly driven back to
the ground they occupied previous to COM
mencing the last fight. Thus did twelve or
fifteen thousand men, animated by heroic inn
pulses and inspired by worthy leaders, save
from destruction the Army of the Cumberland
Let the nation honor them as they deserved
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For Sale.
TO LET.
For Sale OrtOLet.

L CLIFF COTTAGE, containing over 20
@A rooms, large stable and sheds-situated two
t and one-half miles from Portland and the
f.E13s finest situation in Cape Elizabeth for wa
2AA tering place, and summer boarders. For
particulars enquire of GEO. OWEN,
ap7 dtf 81 Winter Street. Portland.
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STE AM MILL.
For Sale.

MI ILL and Machinery, consisting of one Portable
W Engine. IA horse power; one Parkhurst patent
II foot Board Machine Shingle Machine. Cutting
off Saws &c..-al or in part. viii be sold at bar
gain. j. c. MERRILL.
Durham, Sept. H. 1868. DIM
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Notice.

N WIFE, MARY DEyINE. having left my bed
~ and board without just cause, | hereby notify
al persons not to harbor or trust her my account
Sept 80, 1868. CORNELIUS DEVINE.
sep30 dlw'
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nN second floor, Middle Street, centrally situated
~ and easy of access. Apply at No. 70 Exchange
Street. jyl7 II
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Brig Aroostook for Sale,

III SAID Brig is fine vessel of 2s7 tons burthen
49, -half poop deck, between 4 and 6 years old
- and carries 400 tons coal or $500 bbls She
mas ever Deen coppered and has always proved her
self tight and staunch vessel and Is we'll found in
sails and fittings cut.
For particulars apply to
j. S. WINSLOW
octl 1w Central Wharf, Portland
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Is published at No. s2y EXCHANGE STREET,
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FOR SALE.

~ handsome bay PONY, years old,
EA weighs about 450 pounds = warranted
Nf ~ sound and kind in harness saddle-has
ss--s&>- vice or tricks, and sold for fault
Perfectly kind for children Enquire of kennebunk
Depot Master, IVORY LIrTLEFIELD.
Keunebunk, July %, 1853. jy23 diff
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Real Estate for Sale or to Rent.

The Farm formerly owned by John
MA,b Mountfort, living In South Gray,
containing 100 acres, 90 of it improv.
red. the remainder wood and timber
well fenced with stone wall Good
buildings and enough of them. Two hundred apple
trees in good condition. For particulars enquire OF
ELIAS MoUNTF0RT. on the premises
Also. the Brick Building in Portland. situated
Fore and Chatham streets. augl2 tfd& VS.
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Dissolution OF CopartuershiD

Dissolution Of fCOpartnership.
rTNHE copartnership heretofore existing under ths
name of WOODBURY. 4 HARRIS is this day
dissolved by mutual consent The accounts of the
late firm will remain at the old stand for adjustment
and either party will use the firm name in iquida.
tion N. Z. WOODBURY.,
w. w HARRIS.
Portland. Sept /, 1863 sepi4 diff
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FO R s AL E

N Saccarappa, Westbrook, miles from Portland,
Il five minutes walk from the Village and Depot,
acres of good land under high cultivation with
buildings consisting of II story house, with eight
finished rooms. stable and wood-shed, nearly new,
all in good repair two wells OF good water and cis-
tern in cellar 50 fruit trees Currans Gooseberres
Raspberries. Strawberries. sc. Also horse nine
years old. one wagon, one sleigh, aud good
Will be sold for 5000.
RIDGE, at the Portland Company's Works. Port
land. Me. sept26 diff
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DINE AT THE

MERCHANTS Exchan ge Eating House. II & ~
1NA Exchanges "A Free Lunch every day from
10 to IL apS 6m l.. s. TW0MBLY.
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For Sale.

-. nearly new, one and half story House,
f:;;f pleasantly located on Hill street. 7well fn-
ILL ished rooms, good well of water; a wood
s~e she attached Ths lot containing 2904 feet
Of land. For particulars enquire of the subscriber,
or ALLEN HAINES, Esq, of Portland.
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