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The Portland daily press., 1863-12-31
w- The Boston Herald saws. day or tw,

~ The Boston Herald says, day or two
since prominent member of the Suffolk Bar
accosted the well known colored lawyer in
in the same profession, with the somewhat
personal remark, Morris, II had you down
South, could sell you for fifteen hundred dol
lars.' That's good deal better than could
do with you," promptly responded Mr.. Nor
ris; "l'm afraid should have hard work to
get you OF my hands,"
nH-A Cairo letter says: Large quantities
of cotton are coming in along the Mississippi.
The prospects are now that the amount of
cotton will increase a. the river rises and
navigation becomes more safe. Three hundred
plantations are now in successful and profit
able operation along the banks OF the Nssis-
sippi, and it is expected before May that both
sides Of the river will be in complete operation
by people prepared TO labor and defend them
selves"
ga color sergeant Of = Massachusetts,
regiment recently returned TO his home with
both his arms shot on. A young lady, to
whom he was engaged to be married previ-
Gus TO entering the army, was offered a releas
from the engagement in consideration of his
helplessness which offer was readily accepted
Her sister was so indignant at her course that
she offered herself to marry the brave soldier,
and marry him she. did. He has since been
placed in independent circumstances by the
benevolence Of persons in Boston and New
York.
~ Mr.. Edwin N. Perry, of Cape Eliza
beth, the recruiting officer Of that town who
was referred to yesterday morning In connec-
ton with the case of "neecing" of soldier,
assures us that he was applied to by Mr.. Mer-
rill to enlist the said Steadman, Merrill not
having authority TO do so-and that he did
enlist him latter ascertaining that he had au-
thority) for which he received simply the Gov
eminent fee, not one cent Of which came out
of the bounty. Mr.. Perry says he had nothing
y do with the bounty, and that the hundred
dollars paid by Berwick but not received by
Steadrnan, must have been received by other
parties, as he had no connection with or in
terest ia 1t.
~ The Washington correspondent of the
New York Tribune says: Late returns from
the several States to the War Department in
dictate that at least ne-thrd, and perhaps one
half, of the men under the last call, will be
raised by voluntary enlistments before the fifth
ofJanuary Maine, New Hampshire, Rhode
Island, Indiana and Illinois are expected TO
raise their full quotas. Massachusetts,, Yer
mont and Iowa will not be far behind. Not
as good progress has been made in Ohio and
other Western States. In New York and
Connecticut recruiting is SLOW Pennsylvania
makes the poorest showing. The last weekly
reports from Ohio shows an aggregate of
about four hundred and nfy enlistments.
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-31

ST.. JOINS, N. T., Dec. 80.
The following has been received, via Gal
way-not through our agent:
Merico- The Paris correspondent of the
Times, says Arch Duke Macmillan is con-
sidered as indispensable to the recognition by
the Washington Government, Of the new
Mexican Monarchy. The proposal was for
mally made by the French Government to
President Lincoln's Cabinet
A dispatch from Washington inreply, was
to the effect that the American Republic
would never tolerate, much less recognize A
monarchy established at their very doors,
1t Is supposed that this will decide the Arch
Duke to abandon the idea of acceptin g the
Throne of Mexico.
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-31

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 20.
The French paper of this city has received
news from the city Of Mexico TO the It'll inst.
The French troops entered Moreia on the
30th Of November without opposition. Gen.
Berthier had occupied Acamboro. Gen. Ba-
zainc was at Caliego, where Gen. Comonfort
was assassinated. Gen. Megia occupied San
Miguel. Juarez and his ministers are said to
have left for Durango. Gen. Bazaine had
concentrated 1000 French troops at Caliego,
and Gen. Dorm was at Salamanca, sixteen
leagues from Guanajuato.
Gen. Negoette has succeeded Gen. Comon-
fort as Minister of War under Juarez.
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-31
Christmas and New Years Gifts.

A RE you . married man or a fathery What
LIFE-POLICY,
Are you debtor, and want to make your cndors.
or or creditor safey Are you creditor with debt
both need fe-pocies.
Nor is the time. The cost of insurance is actually
reduced to oae-AaJ the table rates. You pay only
half cash: and you save one years dividend or ~
dctpas cost Of aRe years premium by catering poar
n. b. Clergymen specially favored
does 2swSw
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-31

CARELESS DRIvING.-Yesterday afternoon
while the sleigh of Mrs. Webster, Of Cape
Lowell & Senter's shop, a countryman in a
pung drove along, and though he had almost
the whole street to himself, dashed into the
sleigh, breaking the back Of it and one of the
shafts. There were two ladies in the sleigh,
but neither OF them were injured. The fellow
did not stop to see what damage was done,
but drove OIL as fast as he could. Deputy
Marshal Hawkes. was OIL his track in few
moments afterwards, and we hope he will get
him. r
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-31

SANITARY SuPPLlEs.-The following pack
ages were forwarded by Express yesterday by
the Maine Agency of the Sanitary Commits
sion: Ono case each to Miss A. +. Qumby,
Annapolis; II. J. Horr, 9th Maine Battery
1t. 5. Roberts, Co. b, 18th regiment; VIM.
Spencer, Co. +, 18th; Maj. w. L. Lowell, head
quarters Sd Brigade; f. A. Cannon, Co. +,
18th; Sergt A. X. Abbott, Co. b, 18th; +.
Morse, Co. H, 18th; J. G. Hanson, st. Eliza
beth Hospital Washington; A. L. Grover, Co.
b, l7th; Il. II. Cannon, Co. II, 10th; c. w.
Fuller, Co. A, 10th; Lieut. ID. S. Cummings.
I'd U. 5. Sharpshootors; Michael Rooney, u.
S. steamer Sassacus.
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-31

NEW YoRK, Dec. 30.
The Richmond Examiner of the 2Sth has
the following:
The three officers placed in irons at the Lib
by prison, TO be held as hostages for the safe
ty and good treatment for three OF our sol
diers held in the North for the safety of the
same number of Yankee officers Of negro reg
Chase, Captain of the LIST Rhode leland regi-
ment, j. Il. Litchfcld, Captain In the 18th
Maine, and J. L. Kendall, Captain in the LIST
Massachusetts regiment.
The names ofsreal officers of negro regi-
ments, now disguised, at the Libby, have not
yet been disclosed.
Mrs. William II. +. Lee, wife of the General
now prisoner in our hands, died in Rich
mond on Saturday.
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-31

ARRIVAL Oh THE misunderstanding
North American, Capt. Dutton, from Liver
pool 18th and Londoalerry 18th, arrived at
her dock about half past nine O'Clock last
evening. She brings a full cargo and 10 cabin
and 81 stecage passengers.
We are indebted to Mr.. McNaughton, Pur-
ser Of the ship, for copicious supply of papers.
The news has benn anticipated by the Adri-
attic at st. John, N.
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From. washington.

WASHINGTON, Dec. go
1t has been ordered that but one passenger
train shall hereafter leave Washington daily
for the Army of the Potomac, namely: at 9 AZ
in the forenoon. The other trains are exclu-
sively for freight. Suffers can accompany
their goods provided their passes have been
countersigned the previous day.
Capt Thos. Wilson has been appointed Chief
Commissary OF the Army OF the Potomac, in
place Of II. +. Clark, who has been relieved
and ordered to report at New York. He is
son OF jos. L.. Wilson, Chief Clerk of the Land
Office.
Postmaster General Blair has so far recoy-
cred from his recent indisposition as to be able
TO resume lis duties to-day.
Maj. Mulbrd is in town or official business.
Adam S. Hill, the well known chief cores
pondent at Washington of the New York
Tribune, has resigned his position.
Secretary Seward returned tonight in
special car from New York. -
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President LiHcoi,.'s Proclamation 4,sOu0
the Rs6cis.

President Lincoin's Proclamation 4sson0
the ReScis.
New FORK, Dec. 80.
A special dispatch to tin Herald, dated
Cumberland, Nd, Dec. 30th, says Gen. Kelly
has received Information from Gen. Sullivan,
the latter getting it from nins deserters Just
from Shenandoah Valley, ths the rebel Gen.
Early, with 5000 men, is between New Orleans
and Mount Jackson. Gen. Rosser also has
700 rebel troops and Gen. Imhoden 1900 men.
There is great dissatisfaction anong the rebels,
and the deserters heard of the Presidents
proclamation, &C., with surprhe and fastened
to come in. They declare If the proclamation
could be distributed freely among the rebel
troops thousands would at onceenter our lines.
They say the proclamation iskept from the
men, although the officers havereceived it.
Gen. Kelly is anxious thai Gen. Early
should extend his march towards Harper's
Ferry or Martinsburg, as Gea. Kelly has
made full preparations to give him suitable
reception.
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-31

SNow-SLIDEs.-The slides of snow from
the roofs OF buildings, yesterday, started a
great many horses that were left standing in
the streets, but we have heard OF no particular
damage. We believe there is city ordinance
which requires some protection TO be placed
on the roofs Of buildings to prevent these
slides, but it seems to be more honored in the
breach than in the observance.
We learn, since the above was in type, that
slide from the Goldman Block fell on the
rear extension, smashing in the skylights Of
Bsrnum's eating house and Marrett's store,
depositing a large quantity Of snow in the
rooms. A slide from Emery g. Warehouses;
store filed the rear part with snow, glass, &C.
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-31

LITTLE PRUpy.-This is story of little
girl who with her sister, three years older,
lived in this city. The subject of the story
has already been introduced to the readers Of
the Congregationali.t. 1t will be found
pleasing little work with high moral aud re-
ligious tone. 1t is by "Sophie May" and for
sale in this city by Bailey & Noyes.
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-31

c... NEW YORK, Dec. 80
Ilour-State and Westeru steady Superfne State
go 20; Extra do so 3 S.; choice do IS
W. Round Hoop Ohio IS g Z 20; choice do
steady; Mixed to good s. g IL; Fancy and
extra 70 g 10 49, Canada steady; Common Elk.
wheat-Chicago Spring A@l4s; Milwaukee
CLUB 40 g %; Winter Red Western So a g.
cern-nrmi Mixed Western shipping % g 30
0ats-steadyd; sales at dig SO for Canada.
beei-stesdy; country mess 90 q 700
rork-mcss - 70 e ID 90 for old; 81 30 q ~ 90 for
~, sSag1,,sn,steady; New orslsn 10 g l2; Museovado
Codee-dull.
Freights to Lverpool-dull; Flour Cd; Grain s'd
g Id for wheat VI"
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-31

A COLUMBIAN RENovAToK = We are in
formed that Miss Morris, who Is spending
few weeks in this city for the purpose of test
Ing the power Of her Renovation in removing
grease spots from silk and wooden garments,
has been very successful thus far. Shawls and
have been restored to near their original color.
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-31
Blacksmith and Farrter.

- The undersigned, flor the past summer
AN> engaged in carrying ON Mr.. O. Harmon
NA shop,) has now located himself in the shop
49,. 50 long occupied by Mr.. John Averill. at
the head 81 Union Wharf. and is prepared to do
SMITH WORK In all its branches
Particular attention paid to SHOEING HORSES
especially those that troubled by iaterfer;aoip
this branch Of the business he has been very success
full. and WARRANTS CURE IN ALL CASKS. AFTER a
fair trial.
vCash paying customers are invited to call
A. D. TYLER
Portland, Nov. Is, 1863 6wMW&F
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-31

RECRUITS. - More than 200 soldiers left
Camp Berry Tuesday evening and embarked
on board the Boston Steamer. They are
bound to Washington and to recruit the 18th
Maine regiment. They went of in the best
OF spirits, and made the air resound with
their hurras as they marched through our
streets.
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-31

JUDGE OF THE SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.
The nomination of Joseph Baker, Esq, as
Judge Of the Supreme Court, to fill the vacancy
occasioned by the resignation of Judge Rice,
was Withdrawn last Tuesday and Hon. Chas.
Danforth, Of Gardiner, was nominated.
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-31
The Horse RaiIroad.

THE Annual Meeting of the S, ockh olders of the
Il Portland Forest Avenue Railroad Co will be
held at the store Of NJ. g. Palmer IA Middle street
on Monday, the 4th day of January A. d. 1854 At
4oclOek, p NJ, to choose Directors for the ensups
year. Also to see II the Company will agree to and
accept the right of way as granted In and by an
order passed by the Mayor and Aldermen OF the
City of Portland, Dec It'll, 1863 Also to act upon
any other business which may legally come before
them. M.G, PALNER Sec,y
deo2leod.9w
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ONciat Report Of Gen. K-,lv.

HAMPERS FERRY, Dec. 25-9P.M.
Brig. Gen. Cdiium. Chief.of. taf:-Gen.
Sulllvans column has returned safe, bringing
IN loo prisoners, about 100 horses, equipments,
DC. Ny different columns are all now safely
back. Have captured in all over 400 prison.
ers and . large amount of property. nv plans
and orders have been promptly and faithfully
executed, with a single exception, and with
but small loss on our side.
(Signed) B. +. KELLY, Brig Gen.
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-31

~ On account of the shortness Of time
between the arrival and departure of the
Western Train, the Post Master has made
arrangements to have letters mailed at the
cars fifteen minutes before the departure of
the train
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-31

SKATINo.-Messrs. u. w. Clark Il Co. have
cleared four acres on the basin, where they will
commence cutting ice in the course of few
weeks. Until that time they are willing that
willing that the public should improve the OPP
portunity for good skating. The ice is eleven
inches thick aud therefore, perfectly safe. No
teams or fires will be allowed on the ice thus
cleared
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-31

WATCH MEErINGs.-The Chestnut Street
aud Pine Street Methodist Societies will hold
watch meetings in their respective ycstries,
commencing at 0 o'clock this evening and
closing soon after the new year is ushered in.
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-31

SEIzuREs.-Deputy Marshal Wentworth
yesterday visited the premises of E. 2. Tun-
more, corner ofFranklin and Fore streets, and
seized small quantity of intoxicating liquors.
Deputy Marshal Hawkes. paid visit to the
premises Of John Waters, on Fore street, and
seized some jugs and bottles of liquor.
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-31

VEGETABLES, &c, FOR THE SOLDIERS
Two teams loaded with twenty barrels of po-
tatoes, apples, DC, for the soldiers, arrived
yesterday from the benevolent citizens of
South Bridgton. Let others follow this noble
example.
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-31

DAAcE.-The Pine Tree State Club will
celebrate their anniversary by a ball, this eve
ming, at Lancaster Hall. Arrangements have
been made for grand time. Tickets can be
secured to-day. See advertisement.
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-31
MATTERS ABOUT Town.
Municipal Court-.-Dec. 40.

Municip0i Couft--Dec. 50.
premises Of Meyer Waterman, were declared
forfeited to the city, no person appearing to
claim the same.
Mary Curran for larceny of clothing from
Mary Black, was fined two dollars aud costs.
Committed. j. III. Williams for the defense.
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-31
Rebel Lamentations srer the Less of East
Tennessee.

Rebel LaMenfasOns ersr the Less Of East
TeuWessee.
fortress MONROE, Dec. 80.
The Richmond hquirer of the Path says:
"Our losses by thu enemys gaining posses
sion Of East Tennessee are incalcula6le. We
are not only deprivedof the vast flour mills
Of that country, which previously supplied the
whole army, but OF vas machine shops ex-
tensively organized at Knoxville. Besides
this, we are cut OF from oal, iron and copper
mines which were worth Millions to us. The
copper rolling mills at Cleveland, superintend-
ed by Col. Peet, governmentsgent, which were
burnt BY the enemy, formerly turned out six
thousand pounds of copper per day. Over
three million pounds have ben delivered to
government This was the only copper roll
ing mill in the country, and which kept us
supplied with copper for our caps and cannon.
This is among our losses Of the battle of Chat
tanooga, which is spoken OF as merely result
ing in the loss Of a few thousand men and
thirty-eight cannon.
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-31

To THE LADIEs.-Those wishing for a nice
assortment Of cake for New Years Day can
nave their wants supplied by calling at
q lngeisoll d Sons, on Middle street, where
they will fluid some nice articles.
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-31

AT NEW CRY HALL To-SGnr. - Our
readers will remember the entertainment At
New City Hall tonight, by the i. o. of Good
Iemplars. There will be good time, and
the proceeds will go to aid good cause.
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-31

~ Inc BANKS IN this city will not be open
Tomorrow it being alesalizcd holiday. Notes
due tomorrow should be paid to-day
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-31
a. Messr.. Forsaith and Mitcbell. in Re-

~ Messrs. Forsath and Mitchell, in Re-
cruiling Office No. 1, front of the Postoffice,
have posted up in their Office a list of the
names OF persons in this city liable to be
drafted. They invite those who are liable to
come in "out of tho DRAFT" enlist and get the
large bountics offered, before it is too late.
After the 9Th of January the bountcs will
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-31

Fer CssShs. Celds and Csusuu,psa..
VNdE Vegetable Pulmonary Balsan Z ~. -.
= ngniy approved medicine ever discovsrsS VT -
nns ssood nc eest q ~ feses 1ns Aaviss Ia a.
recommended By our best pAysie;ass. IN 80 -
s ssn' t 1,ea' ne Rs, rss me d isss 81 ii
70 slmo.s .sv ot eerilaestes. which CA - 9ivss
Inc propr,eors will chssrfsllv fessnd - acssv i,
not els rely sstisactory. Price 30 cents ana n IL
az genuine. which Is prepared only b. EEKD ky XRss
TEX Co, wholesale 0ruerists. Bosfon NJ =
Portland BY dealers generally. Ssxs , SSse N
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-31

ia detachment OF about $50 recruits,
al lstout looking men, arrived in the train
Yesterday from the Eastward, and proceeded
to Camp Berry.
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-31

ohANeEs.-For sweet Cuba oranges call at
Amen store, Exchange street. He has just
received a lot direct from Cuba.
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-31

NEW YORK, Dec 30.
Last night eighty-two rebel prisoners came
from Camp Douglas. Chicago, to this city, to
enter the United States naval service, having
got tired Of the rebellion. They were taken
directly to the North Garolina receiving ship.
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-31

1-For time of running the cars on the
Portland & Forest Avenue Railroad see ad.
vertisement.
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-31

A Tarecent legal meeting 81 ths Inhshitasts a
volunteer that should be Accepted e - q ~
Towns quota Of - mem and soeoF1fn1ly a. TrcoS.
sref VA autnor1zed 70 procure ~ loo6 - ooHA e
Al Sho desire e furnish ~ leas = - ~ e
HENRY HYDE Smith. i
Fryeburs. Dec. II. 1scs. ~ SSv6
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-31

0As usual on New Years day, the Gus
tom House in this city will be closed to-mor-
row, ,-.
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-31

PHILADELPHIA, Dec 81.
The sale Of $40 bonds to-day amounted to
x,'49,40O. Deliveryof bonds are being made
from Dec. LIST inclusive.
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-31

- The Postofiice will be closed, as usual
on holidays, tomorrow.
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-31

fuNHE room over the store of the subscriber corner
Il Of Fore and Exchange streets. now occupied by
stephen Berry as printing Office Possession given
LIST of January. Apply to
dec29 diff BENZ FOGG
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Custom House wharf

sHE Annual Meeting Of the Roprietors Of cr..
som House wharf Ter the choice Of 81 ~ : ~
stansacting any other business that nav co1SS 49,.
tnen VIII be holden ON Monday, Jan. ~ - -
~ ciocx A. NJ. a. the office OF JoscpA n ~
$50 ON Commercial Street. ~ Nvsr'
Portland, Dee %, 1863 deoas a, S,sfks
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BIG THING ON ICE!
Bailey's Patent Creepers
As---Exclnange sireet---aa
dec25 eodtf
Portland AtlHesaxrus.,,

Portland AtlleMrusm.
A SPECIAL MEETING OF tho Proprietors of
IA the Portland AthenRum will be held af the L.
brary koom ON "wednesday. the 18th day Of Janua-
ry next ut four O'Clock in the afternoon to see IL
the Proprietou will authorize sale of portion Of
their land on Plumb street
BY order of the Directors,
dscSo Ct NATHAN WEBB, Secretary.
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-31

U-see notice of removal Of J. r. Rogers
n Co.
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-31
For Sale or Ten.

HOUSE and Lot corner Of Congress add Temple
II streets. recentiv occupied by Nj. Samuel
JOHN c. PROCTOR.
ase]su Lime Street.
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-31
TO be Let.
mo Len.

fuNHE lower part of house situated on Lincoln st
- foot of Smith, containing six rooms. Apply a
the premises dec2S div
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-31

A NAN dssirisg situaaion. vho 4 eonb~esns "A
a superintsnd the consts uetien 81 Woolsn ne
tory ana ifs Machinery. AID 70 ran ~ sane uhss
addressing A. ID. B.. Boz 3oe0 forSlasd. Gne ~.
ing some means that he will invest (if 1T s1al 4
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-31
TO THE AFFLIOTEDi
DIR. w. N. DEMINa;
Medical Electrician.
No. N Clapp's Dloek.

CORNER 0Fc0NGREss AND 1zN sr1RIrs.
MOULD respectfully anneupe. 10 -, s,t,..,. q,
w Portland and vicinity that h - - n ~
city four months. During that tas r Nv ere,1ss
and curing personi II such sSort ~. ~ ~ ~:
the question Il often asked DO tkog ~ 49, "a
chi: ssssS e s e sss I'm g =, =
Ibis. with the sneeess we have net With, & ssse
Suar,ntee that oar services appsssia1sa. 7Asss
shall not stay long enough 70 sirs a. ~. Is 10
hrs say that We shal stay IN lks ely 4 lsasi ssii
Dr. b. has been practical E,ses.,e.,, :, s...sv.
one years. and . also regular gradaa1si okv1s,y
Eiecfrieity 2 perfectly adapted 20 ek1qniS 1900
in the head, nsck. or extrenitiss; MULTIPLICATION ~
Involved; acute Or shronIe rls.ss3 :, 49, ~
Of the :pias' scns1aslsd sssolss 'ass s2sssss
palsy or paralysis. st. vitas' Dancs. deefSssa sts.
os esssn ana e :es:ss
q :,si:.s q 4. sl::s ~ !. - ~ Z -: :a.
9y m1ectx1catv
The Rheumatic. the equity. the ians a.a - law
leap With !ey. ,ad move VIII ~ agsy "a 49,
bitten Inos rsstored. the uneosth 1slbsHifics -.
moved faintness converted to vigor, veefnsss 10
:Ss p:ssd re ssr s 3 ss = ~
prsvsassd; .. e.issisiss Of sis sss Ss1 "
LADIES
Who have cold hands and Ast weak stonaeh.
Ss.ins:s and s.s.ias i Z = Ssst Sc
ton and constipatioa Of ths bowss; pals q ~ IN
and back; ieseorrhca. Tor whitss); Ailiss q a.
81 chat long train o. disssses siii nd 3 -
~ sure means Of cure For painful nsns11 ~.
Of troubles with yoans ladies' g snss -. ,e
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-31
FOR SALE & TO LET
For Sale.

49, A House and Lot of Land on the corner Of
G;;;f Washington and Munroe streets. forty.two
M!!l feet on Washington street, and ninety seven
feet on Munroe street. Price one hoasand
1876 Spring street dec2s 3wis.
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-31

- ment a. book-keeper or eopyi1f; or N ~
capacity where he can make hinnself ueeftl
dee22 diff Address r. o. g., FrSS Oncs.
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-31
AUCTION SALES.
Variable City Property nj Auctao>
EDWARD PARRY

~" n FAIIEN, Auctioneer
I Monday, January 4th, at IL A M en- a..
- premises, No. lI9 Cumberland corper ~ e. ass
b VIII pc sold the three stored house ana ~
mouse Is IN thorough repair contains rler
one ~ von, SIX sleeping rocrns two dinip roa1s
cIosa.s and one below, large kitchen. ,oas
dance saod hes presses. and store-rooms in sbun.
entire iorsa Issr Two cemented cisterns, and ~.
viii uooa stable and wood sheds, ample ward room
81 feet on Cnmha, hg wen Of excellent water. Let
For ina eumoer,and. BY loo on Eind street
a ~ pieces OF property that hss be- aa
vorabe PnSls III, season ~i be sold on ia
~ GAZING on the Auctionesr, No NJ Exchsass
decE
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-31

A GOOD second hand steam engine. sssAty to one
dee22 aw JOHN LYNcn . CO.