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STATE ELECTIONS.

~ OAFT JAS AELB4 will stosive macy
~ votes fox q seas In tie next AoOt1 or
DELEGATES ifom he soldiers md daSse1 q the
ooantass Of Charles City, Jsms, City aa1 Few
Keat. nersr having svslsA himssI q The pss.
vtoas exemption lsrvs II nsed not y feared that
his pronotioa 70 tie Legislative halls Will TAKE
him stoun he ALA
linn VOTER q oHARLIs oIrx.
Sd S0-dotslt~
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CAMP RBAa tH2DxRlCKeBURs. var
April - 1898.
BE-. 70 FEE VOTERS or THa OITY OF
~ FGHTsEOUrU ABD kcxF~L1 CorN-
Ty al hereby AuDo1oos YaYeeN Q candidate for
rc-elsston - the ROUSE OF DxI.EJAHES.
, Deisen fgota ycaf ZONES ~ The public enemy,
you az 10 scattered in different poftloOs OF tbs
asa's -, 3isil;sa alicns "a many regiments that
Il ~se..a - ,..pns1tis for 10 you ali pe1.
eo~. .:y even taoash Ey military duties allowed
u the Grc:, wkieh At thi7 seesoa do not I viii
thai. oaiy s.y, Tat have GeTvsd you 10 tho ee9t
Il ~ sutu.y, s1d my re eisetion would BE- 10 ne
q gratifying enaoi sHs,oo Of my course.
Yoexs, &c,
60 91-tdsk OW XUkDAU0E.
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W. u Blake. the Oonsdisn, k~nsr!y usc.e-
- tao Gishx oBd Theatre, He'd Ia Boston, kasa, Of
" io.A csolis. on the Els. Of April Hs plry.a Bir
Peer fsts,s tho night before
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~ 01ddis ; Ar,srsen, Fsesisassss

TX0nLLEHY HYOkR ANr DIV ILL'Ka 81
~ he Korth side Of Jacxson bstWesa 81 fet3
ma 81 Paul - for sals at suction -NW b so,e -
areNou. on the pysnisss, "a THURSDAY. va
April 1858, ~ { o'clock Il. tbs sxeeEsn1 b:ore
AID Dwelling located - shove, now IN he oese'
pAasy Il MTs Lsoy Ann soiLv ~, fronting ~ sssh
running baek LOO 5eet.
fHaHs-At saia The taxss end iasussccs "
tAis par 70 - paid BY he pureAAsef.
% 70 0oODIu 4 APP111O0, AeesA
1.-TWO WeopAA 9HHlMHNTS Oh 9Hn
South side Of Leigh street nAax 70 SsoS ~.
av1nn. ron 6AL1 AT AUCTION -Wlf - scA
Of auction, q the pssnlgss, On THU1eDAY, ~
O.A q April. 1889, Ct O'Clock y. swv haes
VHUxMINrS located - abovs. now rseAES "
TfsNs-Csth. TIE taxa los le63 10 BE- ps!d by
. she purchase GODDN Z AeP18So0,
an 20 AuatiO0eefA
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CLOSINa SAIL AZ AUOTIaN CT funSt
\ J turs, D.y Goods, Olothias. sbcsa H:1. ~
bssso, and OSars, AsseasA and nisseaAn:aS
ao,ds. 90 eonstgnnscs, - 30 closed cot = saS'I
o. THUI0OAY Apeu J0th, eo1msnsia1 o. ~
O'clock stpy store, 10 b sold On aeeocns o. wse9
II may oonssSu 30 o.oes eonsigo0eess. ,s
AI6o.-t now ksirigssstoeA suPsrsas w
Watches, fall jswsllsS; . Silver WsteSss, OSsss:
yswo:,y, 10; / Colts Navy Pistol. GAss wnass'
9eeeeve 10 pay sAvsrees and ehayses
n % ALHy bOer, Aasl
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ASOife1rH OYSIC1
,1osD, Va. Mob -, lss3 !
~ u R011UA1Oo or YYN GkoUrSr.
.Aete Il - ~ sn<i1s1 IAN ct InSossny
s-@ - Ne .s1Dest Of CovsspDsnl, :" saeec
M.s<S - les9 tAs sa1s1sd eusAieoe OF IA - srs
pso'.sAsd. : h DEa1hfr.
AGdrtcx Of Public Ae,ouGh
Ak Ia hseostsS 1ag0 fSv ~ Support Of IA 0sv
~sasa<, Posed AsvcA sStA Ie63
ExcTt0n -. Ybs ct aLut.sd "a 90. az thorisiuu
tas seA>t1i Ct CunledRsts 0tatS Treasury potss h
HAy1s.s d texo sad Other public iass, passsd
A0sa ~ Ia - aS6 The saans h hersby amend.
ca ~ = Enacted, soAs 70 rsaA - follows;
"saSseseAts B!aAss noaiatssssi bsarins poGsu OF
" eeaseinaasee q nd over I've dollars, dated
0ee On na tfte tas Let Eay Of April. lae3,
xheu hRoA19 - sssslvahls r. peymeut Fl taxes
sra cthss ruble ds1s 70 thD 04atA
k&0. u. The Auditor Of Public Asoouuts shall
auss 0s peeesltas ssstlen to b publkaed 10 st
isa.t dye nswpapAfs u tss slty Of RiShmon6, s,,d
70 tag tspAss OF ths dtiss 81 L~neAbnsy ard
ssssf...st "a ~ towns of Dsnvais, Sts1alor,
ND Hy:lesais. ~ = jsAss toqs wsskx
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AIlW SpRInG nKAvS 0OODs-Jnst received
IN by n PEDN No ag7 Broad sssess,
Poplinets, Tsrnartns,
French OrsAudiss;
Printed Jasocs.;
PLATA Daxgesi
s..os.: saa Janbs.s xesh.
Lawns, Ladies Silk NltU;
RI.ez L,ss Wells. L 0 H.rdksseh,s.s;
a. HrR iiSh Prints,
a B,saehed Cettoas;
Blond Lace. sp40-Ns
CR1AD. WAbH8URN Go,
- 0RoOYH8 md COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
'5sh a. be.wsen Main and Cary. cfss for sals-
$50 gallons French Ersndy
10 10 s.: i sSs' w s'iSSy
eco gallons Holland DIN
100 DO Hslse. Wine
J1e d. Port Wins,
10 Do. Asdelrs wine
- eaGss Olaxst
Il caseo sherry
l0ksss Soda
Chewing and ssnol Ing Tobaoso
HuSaf. Oo6sa a0A HSA
Aussard, Salsd on. and YspDse sasss
Tomato OAtsup, oaydlnes
Dupb,xs Blttsrs; Nsce ana HuAmAgS
Candles. B!ackinS, and Spice.
ap 1S-'n,s
ADJurAsr AND Issr'R alsxRALs OFFICE,
Richmond. A5rn Is. 1858.
CpsuAL espsas' No. "a
Ths tosiowlrg.uSmed pssSDns have been sp'
pointed Appraiser uadee the IopgesAneot ~,
y " HU0A7D, Vksinla.
HAIRY < DuRoWYu, yosh Cardiac.
DI PERRY. South UaruilaA
JONI No10A1, Georgia.
John ylNIAAYEOM, Florida.
= q PARIS, Alabama
Nv q WATSON, xiAiAaDpl
HOWARD A0axNT, LoaialaaA
VI D WARD, xsxaA
WO DUN1RY, AIkannsA
" TRAVIS, xUnasssse.
~ eeauand % Secretary a War.
JOIN WTTHHE1
an I6-oS AnnlstaAt Adlutant 0eossal
TO6 1AL Ia KAf. III tUR11 g
ofOOH Of ~ D.aneh Dakesy 90 0onlbe-
aeaefy o. tsashiis stsssh bsswsn In ~
oheeAss sss1k. a10-ets
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= yssy iotsextiIs a.5ats ass tsssa p's.s II 'as
G:.;eh HsS<- OF Cos,aon, Gu ,hs cclapack'iSe -
f.ss,my ~ csc ex.SH II wo>3sI sLl4s, 'r|
psasa ~ iror saips TIE Admiralty hsa pro
posed &mcAs the othss dssigns Of ns suHsnsye
20 build Dc ~sss 1vs woodAn 0ies, h ordef '0s'
Ass whsn hans night - converted. BY VS. ~
p,tsatsao Of sassA p,Ates into hoo eAsed niss's''
~ R,use, 10 vsvss, thoosht that While 70 con-
~ ex,stsps dips w oil W. veil, 70 ooaA NV
cnss fx scavsssies wss rsthe. TOO serooS mea'
s,rA Yaf>hse infcrnaAm vas demon Ssd, and ten
vas ssvsn "A The form Of "ststsnsnt' fom the
OOutIpi;ss Of tSs Nsvy.
Yhk ofaser. seeJfdipg 70 . report b lie Leo6sn
YYras do>s not aAsolutely admit he superiority o.
ifsu for clips Of wax though hs confesssi TIA: II
Aas eres. advsatxssA Ks allows that A isoc ship
- - boas Of Larger dimsnssoas than . wooden
ship withoss aay leas u strength. aud that besdes
bssns sssoae1 he structure would undoubtedly
b aoee lnrAA'A. Asalast tAsss rssommenda.ions,
hc~svss. - ssts II pvsrA drawtaoka. Iron shies
ass wsak b ~ bossoa asd the. sostoms are asa
y IiAAss 70 foal 1aal eoo1 hon. again. b repre-
OOes6 - hasa 70 eoos By, nd tAiu q detective
Dasaas san - eaaEy visrssA b. shot with terrible
osassQrsnsss 70 Ne ships Gsw. Las4iy, svsu ih,
1pf,bili$y Il ~ koa vssssa b Quose a. Sisalvsa.
t&S9 fss, - 0s1eis aRs b. ~ means settled. thsse
no god b bsu1As svsslastns Clips On What
nay Dsvvs nislaAsa pastseaa
A SFsas 4vseAsy o. opinioa W. na1ifss.sA Il
tas Hen0 upn The Doiaas ~ fessh IN the slate
neat h Gass q ths Alahana aal Ne Hastcsss
Va iAalsalally rsesgrsA - aa1 n wss sAId tbs:
IL 1aasas q ~ laseR ~ bssa sstssutsd q Yen
~ SeoaRO 70 ~ leolae0 q her bottom. The
s5ssss&ss sflsn A,s suatsnlsd tAss Iron MI saant
vs0sh Dafvus tAGls voyages ovss ~ world with
CT any naA dssdvaasaOs. wAlst their opponents
naintainsd that shiDs of waf were more exposed
~ Soalins nv0 rsmsielas log ststIoes,y Ia asr-
brs. Rsireuss W. nsds In tAs eousSs OF tas
deba!s ts ~ sat.ns!y cod Of ~ Monitor. L,j
rkDsestoa fsSssa tAAs out Of twenty oas ships Of
VIZ n,w bnillins b 1nSiaod, eleven are Of Iron
entirely, thooSo b REGARDED h - . vel asssstAin
q fast list In power ct rssstanss . ship with Iron
plating end !hlek wooden side behind tbs irco, 10
teM TO my dip "a ,at me q ,uss finally decided
IA favor o: ~ Admiralty pro1osItion <vis 10
huilA Are wooden shiSs, u b Iron -csssd) By Aba
ia.ss nSjosi'y Of slsAty. three. 1hs CIV &ru snt
expressed strong lsske not TO have ito hands lied
10 s,y partsolss nods q aip. balldtns, because
Dss iavscsIsas NJ oootinosily coming up, aud a.
Lsrd Palmsssboo sid Tbs sxpseteoes q every
meath nay lead 70 . ecaadsrAhIs modification Of
pfeOooocived noHocs, and errors hasa;y committed
ea-not be hastily repaired"
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0ROCERIEA


TU3f REC1tvxD-
81 1000 LID scpeior Old Hams
/ eco les Clear sidsa
10 sacks Black oys Peas
10 d. Brown Peas
,sso s-ss' 1sa 81. b.,~ss IN. Nil. I'D Cay
Hs2. Bal.a Oats, Corn,
Seed Orts
Corn Meal,
Peach Blow Potatoes.
AZ o. ls Corner Ilth and Gary eta
NLD JAMAIOA KUN
CID CoaHAO Brady
s0gsIs pure Janaie, Rum;
81 gals old Cosaao Brandy.
sEIAD PRICE,
AZ 3o-2,* 18Th 81, tex kAlr and Gary.
NV O7Lx4Ns aoLDXa SYRUP AND No.
~ LA6sE 3.-We have Ia store add offeg t0f
ssis g small lot OF nae
Now Orleans AGLABSHa
sn3 GGLoBE SYRUP,
20 which we call the attention Of the tsde.
JOHNSTON + BRAAkFORD,
epee-6t l33 Nan aress.
40 2BLs AP-LE BkAELY
4e0 10 b5is Rye Whi.ksy
> bbls Cordi.
10 bis = o Sugar
2tb!s aud ls kegs primo Lard
Ia stors ana for sale ty CEALK,
~ 3S-jt~ l5.h r. bet Main aud Gary.
- 70 UkOj..A1, BAKERS. AND sUTLAk5.
20 bsla superior ..orids SYsdp, b.'ehs q
g.:
9sa az Wor.estsrsh.:o BsueS
IS s<E s. xinui Cassnp.
jos. received aud 20. rA,e by
koEEiT HJU3H 4 co,
AZ g -2,& 70 - Pe&rl straet.
- l.. 1IYEE siukf,eH & ~, A.ic.,c.:ssrs SEQ
~ Cousa;saisr A;roiiso.i, 80 .slu rFsst EaSo
S. psivs.s sAie--
200 ksg s Nal,s sesor.sd HBse;
- bsrrclz primo Brown Sugar!
10 100 popnts Smoking Tobacco;
200 pounds CASTLE Soap,
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RI1W AUCTION HGUSA.-Ths sahsoribes
IN having taken The Rose 70 long occupied By
kr = Cook, c6farg kis services TO biz friends md
the public generally - Auoti0oesr.
Having been In The employment Of NJ. Cook foe
the Last four years, he dsttsgs himself he will b
abs to give satisfaction to thase who may borrow
en- hi1e tker patronage.
Hs will attend u tie Gala " xobaeco, Dry Goods
Furniture, &c ei..sr at ID. stoss cs elsewhere, ~
psstiss may wish.
Es wiz also pay particular etseotloa TO tbs sale
OF Hotks, d.. every Saturday, On Council Cham
bsr ELL. ms FLEA1iHC6.
kishmo0d, April -, 1853.
xOTIC2-In elr,rS i:c:o 10, krs lon business
! cofIaiIs recommend to NY i.sncs and the public
Mr. r = PI.EASAKTS, WIN has bssn 10 n,y ec:pioy
for ne lass four years ard know ne bin, feel IS
sarei &c will give easlfs Satisfaction.
A. II is Important tia. snou'd ooSs mp my bud
ness p:eiiy ga possible, respectfully r. 1,lsst
ny rie1ds 10 cali and setsle wituoat further delay.
ap 2a-ts EB COOK.
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NOTIUs.-In obs6tsnee 10 the 231 section Of
IN the Tax Bill passed BY the Oouadi Of the
oasy Of Eiehmond On the sN February, 1853, l
hstAny civs notice - all cnaernei hat the Com.
mites Of fii1~s 81 have classified al r<sons and
Arms oaarssabs with c!ssa tx tbs present yer,
such As Merchants. Trader, Shop keeper, Asnu
fsG!ursrs Keepees Of 0rdinoriss, Brokers, Sc.
which class dostion has been left At the auditor
Cfie". where al interested can ses the amount Of
tsx with which Ney are charged.
The Commiitoe q FlnA1os viii E,eet in thu
Counoil Chamber OF FRIDAY and SATURDAY
Nay lst and -. at O'clock L. 70 hear appiiea
aons from all psfsols no shall ttlnk they a-s put
hsAssng ,hs part sri any svidsoee ho may pro
dueo. ehsrga the eisss Ct sush persons CT Arms
permit 1t to resasin ~ 1t has bssn hxed by them.
a. sEall xppsAs to them Just and sQdA
~ 43-0s NIL 6T2ATTOH A n
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Twe etsAn saw nILLA With 1lne4 ~
N1bWod lanA ApplV = - @ oeeoo ~ -
Vanaa esaeep, VI mo y vUoOSS~
g d-lels
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OFFICE OF ral AIcan'D RIM ASSOC
Suu r. 1:nsee1 aeta Al.n. 1858 !
0s 1ssoss q this AssotIsaion wfii "a hsls
~ ~ Smo. = 1RU10DAY he So,h 6av Of
ASfA LIS. a. o'slosk r n ~''A Wy VI
- s!ds 81 the La Aseistsnt Engineer.
- y UknoKk 6vA'v
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NuAAEs spN OL OefT0r. By the sass. and
~ 00rRERAA Of exesl;snt quality, fos sale By
A0swo1fa rAL.ns.
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G. UBsTITUTE WAETED.-An American to
- 20 SUBSTITUTES IL hrst rate eoIala.
~. or c foreigner we'll Recommended. For che
tfst viii sc.s good PROS W. bs ESid. a cote to
III O." lsft At tais office, stating WHARF Appu
cant can be seen. viii he attended to.
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~ q N q r 1 r g.
y 100 hsga Cried SpeIAs
rs kegs Leaf Lsrd
5000 lbs Bacon, hcs roGcd
l9O bxS Ta!l,w Candles
l, BAGS prime Rio Sofes
Is hhds Sugar
50 bass Sugar
It private sale.
Up fe-6t ROBINSON, ADAnH + GO.
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r AND III NAV KNIT COUNTY feR SAIL.
/ 4 vii ssll on THURSDAY. The N.A tay Of
Nay next on the pennies, TRACT OF LAID,
Ia ths county Of Few Kent, soatalains two Ea..
fsd and seven Aosss, adiolalag Tie lAasds Of d
O Csunp a1d q Esss.
TBRAs.-One half oa.h; tbs balance On cfsda
Of And IL mouths, win .u.sress non day VI eais.
sAApa Z ROt1R
k~ TIE Ab,vs Lard viii b An3d on fHURS-
DAY, tbs l4!A day OF April Apt47 "
AZ ~ R1DW GOD . PHILLIPS
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w. JOSH LayCHEa Ii 4 candidate for Dcr
~ gross In tie Eleventh Congressional Dlstfiet
ep 2a-tfe
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SUBSTITUTE NOTICES.

UBsfITu1H wAATEp-To 60 In q eoup.uy
= Of heavy aftillssys At Drewrys Bluff. For
ons ever Is years OF aga colnipg we'll Fecomuead.
cd, liberal price will 5S sivea. spply to MAR.
FIH OAAD( e. eo,nsr 81 1sth and Cary SITS,
or Cap. O RLLioTT, Drewrys Bluff
sn ;G-3tx
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u Box Book open two days IN advance.
DOG Chico open quarter past 0 4. M; CLOSES as
half past 2. Il, whsss Reau and boxes Gay 20
occurred.
Dooss orsu a srasiac. pss. sevsa. PsrSofnAnos
Will commence Qsarter pea. eight o'clock precisely
30 S0-lt
The Portland daily press., 1863-04-27

FRENCH SOLDIERS IN MARCHING ORDER
The precautions taken to prevent our catch
ing cold and to insure our comfort and health
thought then, and think now excessive. In
the first place, if the weather were chilly, we
were obliged to march I'm close order for
warmth. As the day grew warmer, the ranks
were opened so that we were less incommod-
ed by dust and perspiration. As soon as we
began to perspire, delirious sergeants, captains,
and lieutenants trotted about our columns,
shouting to men to button up their coats if
they opened them, and diminishing the quick
ness OF our steps as we approached the halt;
and when we did arrive at the halt, woe to
the soldier who dared TO touch water until lie
received orders to do so. "Eat bread.' Eat
few mouthfuls of bread before you drink y
"Rinse your mouth well out before you swal-
low mouthful OF waterw "Sit on your packs
and not on the ground.' "You sir ! two days
sale de police for lying down in the shade.
Do you think we can drag fever and rheuma-
tism about with us? Up with you And you
there, exposing your chest to the cold air:
you'll be writhing like corkscrew present.
ly' When we arrived at our destination, the
hustle and hurryscurry was greater. First
duties over and soup eaten, the officers SEEM
ed possessed; they stormed and shouted at
the sight of a particle Of dust or mud ON a
shoe; they caused trousers TO be turned up
70 see that there were no damp feet; doctors
flew abont 10 inquire alter sore heels cap
tains grew red in the face, and threatened
prisons, dungeons, and even shooting and cut
ting into million OF little pieces. in their
anxiety to see everything orderly and COM
Portable. Before sunset, whether ii was biv-
ouac or village, the regiment was as quiet as
a church. Next morning everybody awoke
refreshed, and rather inclined for another
march than otherwise.-IDickens' "All the
Year Round"
The Portland daily press., 1863-04-27

Inc Republicans, therefore, neither decried
the Constitution nor the Union. But they
depiored the false Interpretation of one and
the prostitution of the other. They believed
that the people would yet save both. Conse-
quently they were all ofthem answering IN
ionists. They did not threaten to rebel If
they were not successful at the polls, and they
severely condemned all who assented to such
threats. For they had faith in popular gov
ernment to right even the worst wrongs. And
their faith is justified,
There is no more interesting chapter Of our
history than that known as aboltionism,
which is an episode in the great movement of
liberty on this continent. To call it fanat-
icism, and consider that final and satisfactory
explanation, is as ludicrous as TO define WASH
ington simply as a rebel, or Luther as here
tic Harper's Weekly.
The Portland daily press., 1863-04-27
Desirahlc HOUSE for Sale.

f1NiIE Honse 1856 Spring street. with stable and gar
4 den, next below the Merrill House. recently pur.
chased by Rev. Mr.. Burgess, and the lately oe-
most substantial and thorough manner, for his own
use II contains 10 rooms, with modern conyen-
iences gas, furnace, heated by steam throu ghout,
cellar under the whole house, cemented good drains
to the public sewer large brick cistcrn with good fl
tering apparatus, well OF excellent water. good
wood shed, and large work room, or play-room for
children over the connects the house with the
stable The stable is well finished. aud large enough
Tor three horses and cow. The lot contains 9,072
square feet. In the garden are few fruit trees,
grape vines, &c.
The house was built by the day for cash. when la
Dor aud material were at least 80 per cent lower
than at the present time aud the property is
fered for less than the original cost. Terms liberal
large part of the purchase money remain on
mortgage. If desired. For terms, &c, apply to
CHASE, LITTLEFIELD co.
apo dtf
The Portland daily press., 1863-04-27
Commercial Street Front Land
FOR SALE.

fuNHAT very favorably situated and valuable Lot
IL OF Land on the north side of Commercial Street,
at the corner of High street, is offered for sale
This lot has hundred and eighty seren feet
front ON Commercial street. affording ample breadth
for six seven first class stores. and will be made
one hundred TO one hundred sirteen feet deep the
purchaser may desire
The site is favorable in all respects for building be-
ing already completely graded. and wholly or most.
ly, underlad with ledge. that foundations can be
put in At very moderate expense.
For Improvements of superior class at an early
day. this property is one of the eligible now
unoccupied. on the street-being the Boston
Railroad Station aud the upper steamboat wharf, and
in the vicinity of valuable Improvements recently
made on the water front of the street by other pros
prietors.
Meanwhile, at the price at which IL can be pur.
hased,-with all the buildings t-it will afford
very satisfactory investment, as il yields curren
ground rent equal to large part of the interest
the purchase
The title is undoubted, and the terms OF sale will
be favorable. Inquire of
Z. BARNES,
ap2 dstf "a. Middle Street.
The Portland daily press., 1863-04-27
Guardians Sale of Real Estate.

TIVHE undersigned. Guardian Of Albus Rea Moody.
sale ON SATURDAY, MAY 9th, at the Counting
Room of Dole Moody. No. Commercial Street,
at IL O'Clock A. NJ. said minors interest in certain
parcel of real estate situated the corner of Con-
gress and Franklin Streets; said lot being fifty feet
on Congress Street and one hunded and thirty -four
being one-third Il. &. MOODY, Guardian
Portland. April9, 1868. dlaw3w
The Portland daily press., 1863-04-27
DIR. HUGHES
Eclectic Medical Infirlnary.

Esfdbished for the treatment Of those diseases IN
both seres. requiring Experience, Skill. Honor and
dsiicdcy.
DRIvArE coNsULTATIoNs.--Dr Hughes has
4 for a number of years confined his attention to
diseases of certain class. During his practice he
has treated thousands of cases. and in instance
has he met with failure. The remedies are mild
and there Is interruption of business change Of
diet. DIR. Hughes Is In constant attendance from
in the morning until 10 at night. At his Office Tenn
pie street Charges moderate, and guaranteed
In all Separate rooms, that no one will be
seen but the DIR. himself. His remedies cure disease
when all other remedies fail without dieting
restriction In the habits of the patient cures with
out the disgusting and sckening effects Of most other
remedies; cases in few hours; cures with
/. 10 annihiiate the rank and poisonous taint
that the blood is sure TO absorb unless the proper
remedy Is used The ingredients entirely vegeta
BILE, and no injurious effect. either eonstutionaly or
locally, can be caused by using them.
YOUNG MEN. who troubled with seminal
weakness, generally caused by bad habits In YOUTH
the effects of which are pain and dizziness in the
head forgetfulness, sometimes a ringing in the care
weak eyes, ETC., terminating in consumption or in
sanity II neglected. are speedily and permanently
cured.
All correspondence strictly confidential and will .
returned 4 desired. Address =
DIR. j. B. HUGHES,
Nos Temple Street, tcorner of Middle),
Portland.
ry-send stamp for Circular. iull-d&wtfs
The Portland daily press., 1863-04-27
For Sale or 10 be Let.

A good House and Lot situated in West
essm brook, ON the street leading from Tnkey S
GAk Bridge to the Marine Hospital Said house
contains eight well finished rooms, large attic, excel
lent cellar, with an abundant supply of water The
lot Is 4. feet wide and 100 feet in length. Also a
large stable attached
Also for sale, an adjoining corner lot 30 100 feet
which may be purchased with the house or separate
ly, as may be desired.
Enquire at IS Commercial Street
Apni2. diff wM. l.. SoUTHARD.
The Portland daily press., 1863-04-27
TARAXICUM (DandeIiOm),
Natures own Remedy for Biliousness

rnVHE Compound Extract Of DandeIioa is the most
Il efec'ual remedy for all diseases of the Liver
known DO not suffer trhen rsfigf Is at hand.
This Is the season to commence taking something
to regulate the hrer. Try a bottle of LoRiSGs Ex-
TRACT OF DANDBLIoN. and our word for H. YOU will
be satisfied that it is all have represented /. TO be-
Prepared by THOMAS G. LoRING DRuaGIsr,
Cor. Exchange and Federal SITS, Portland.
Price Is cents. jan29 eod6m
The Portland daily press., 1863-04-27
For Sale.

A beautiful FARM in Gorham, on
A/NA-l the y. 4 G.. X. X. Road containing
ATx1N about So acres of ex cellent land
kL4 = good buildings, plenty OF wood for
home consumption. good orchard
all in good condition. about one onc-half miles from
Gorham Village. Good place for Store if person
should like 10 into trade. and in all respects fine
place. For further information call on n. BROWN,
Esq 1872 Exchange street, Portland, on the own-
er, on the premises. ap23 eod3ws
The Portland daily press., 1863-04-27

HOLDERS of the second mortgage Bonds Of the
II Kennebec and Portland Railroad Co.. with all
the interest coupons thereon due the 18th OF Oc-
tober ls are hereby requested to deposit the same
In my hands, for which receipts will be given and
hereafter exchsnge for certificates of stock In the
PORTLAND kESSEBEc RAILRoAp, Ia or0aa-
isation as soon the books and certificates can be
prepared. in accordance with vote of said Compa-
nv, Nov. 8. 1852. J. s. CUSHING,
Treasurer Portland 4 kennebec Railroad.
Augusta, Dec. ID, 1861 dccls dtf
The Portland daily press., 1863-04-27
PORTLAND ME- MONDAY MORNING. APRIL Pei
FOR SALE & TO LET.
House and Lot Of Land for Sale.

TuNHE House on Sherbrook street. now occupied by
Il 5. r. Leavitt, containing thirteen finished rooms
gas throughout the house abundance hard and soft
water, cemented cellar floor with other modern i'm
provements There is good stable attached. The
Lot Is about fifty feet front by eighty feet back Ey
erything in and about the house in fine order A
very desirable piece of property for investment or
occupancy.
Also LOT OF LAND adjoining, being on corner
OF Sherbrook and Wateryle streets, rallied graded
and Gnced-a very eligible lot for a dwelling house
Terms easy For particulars please call on S. X.
LEAyITT, or
ap22 tmy15 HENRY BAILEY & CO., Auct'rs.