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Supreme Judicial Court.
LAW TERM WESTERN DISTRICT.

The Law Term for the Western District
commenced its session in this city yesterday.
Chief Justice Appleton and Associate Justices
Davis, Kent, Walton and Dickerson were on
the Bench. An appropriate and fervent
prayer was offered by Rev. DIR. Bosworth of
the Free Street Baptist Church. The business
of the Court then proceeded by taking up the
docket for
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
The following cases were argued:
Reuben Jones, In review, v. Elab Eaton.
II. Goodenow. S. Belcher,
Isaac Dyer V. Abner Toothaker ct ais.
Webster. Paine.
Samuel ID. Perkins v. Levi Masterman.
Whitcomb.
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ANNUAL MEETING.

FISHE stockholders of the Atlantic & ST. Lawrence
- Railroad Company hereby notified that
ineir annual meeting will be held at the old CITY
Hail In Portland, on Tuesday the fourth day Of
august 1863 At ten O'Clock A. NJ, to act upon the
lst TO hear the report of the Directors aud other
I'd To choose Board of nine Directors for the
ensuing year.
81. TO see IL the Stockholders VIII confirm the ar
Engagements Tor the liquidation and conversion of the
arrears OF rent upon shares made by the Directors
in the notifications of the Lease of August 5th 1883
which they entered into under authority of resolu-
uon OF the Stockholders passed at the last annual
meeting of the Company.
A. D.. 1863 Per order
jyl7-dSwtd H. w HERsEY, Clerk
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, July 81.
Cotton active and q &c higher; sales at 90 a 60
for midding uplands.
Flour-State aud Western frmer; Super6ne State
400 q 4 30; Extra 90 e5 q 10; Round Hoop
Ohio 90 @ rs; Extra Western 95 q 40; SOUTH
ern hrmer; mixed to good 70 a 6 25: Fancy aud
Extra 30 g 8 90; Canada closed heavy: Extra 40
OTIS.
Wheaf-heavy; Chicago Spring os a 10; MIL
waukee Club IL a, 22 Iowa Amber % "a "a :
Is az l23.
Corn-opened 10 highre, but closed dull ut yester-
days prices; Mixed Western 64l a 655
Beef-steady.
sugar-quet; Muscovado log liz
Molasses-dull.
Freights to Liverpool -quiet Cotton nominal;
Flour Is Sd; grain 81 a u in bulk and ships bags.
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FORGERY. Dudley Pike, of south Paris,
last week obtained 500 bounty money from
lady in that town, by means of forged order
purporting TO be signed by her son. Amer OBJ
tanning the money he left and went to Boston,
but subsequently came TO this city, having been
closely followed by Deputy Sheriff Greenleaf.
OF Paris, who LEFT description OF the fellow
with the police. Yesterday Deputy Marshal
Wentworth arrested the man and committed
him to the Jail, where he will remain until he
is taken TO Paris.
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CAVALRY SABRE ExERcIsE.-SergeantI
w. Amber, who is well known to our citizens
has opened aschool in this city for the nstrnc-
ton Of gentlemen in fencing, broad sword and
bayonet exercises. His long experience both
in Europe and this country--in the field as well
as at school-fully qualities him TO faithful
ly instruct, in those accomplishments all who
may call upon him. He will give private les
sons through the day, and teach class in the
evening
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BY TELEGRAPH.
TOTHE
Portland Daily Press.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Articles of Oapitulation of Port Hudson
Report Of Brig. Gen. Shackelford.
Commands of Commodores Farragut and
Porter.
WASHINGTON, July q

WASHINGTON, July 81.
The following are the articles of capitula-
ton proposed between the Commissioners on
the part of the garrison of Port Hudson, La,
and the forces OF the United States before SAID
place, July Sth, 1868:
Art. lst-Maj. Gen. Frank Gardner surren-
ders to the United States forces under Major
Gen. Banks, the place of Port Hudson, with
its dependencies, with its garrison, armament
material of war, in condition as nearly as may
be in which they were at the hour of the ces-
sation of hostilities, viz, O'Clock A. NJ. July
Sth, 1853.
Art. 2d.-The surrender stipulated IN Art.
LIST is qualified by no conditions save that the
officers and enlisted men comprising the gar
rison shall receive the treatment due to pris-
oners of war according to the usages of civil
lied warfare.
Art. 3d-All private property of officers
and enlisted men shall be respected and left
TO their respective owners.
Art. 4th.-The position of Port Hudson
shall be occupied tomorrow at Z O'Clock A.
NJ by the forces of the United States, and its
garrison received as prisoners of war by such
general officers of the United States as may
be designated by Maj. Gen. Banks, with the
ordinary formalities of rendition. The Con-
lederate troops will be drawn up in line-oi-
ficers in their positions the right of the line
resting Oh the euSe oil tue prairie south oil the
railroad depot, the left extending 10 the drec-
ton of the village OF Port Hudson. The arms
and colors will be piled conveniently, and will
be received by the officers of the United
States.
Art 5.-The sick and wounded of the gar
rison to be cared for by the authorities of the
United States, assisted, il desired, by either
party OF medical officers of the garrison.
Signed, Chas. z. Stone, Brig. Gen.; w. n.
Miles, Col commanding right wing of army;
VIM. Dwight, Brig. Gen; G. w. Steadman,
Col. commanding left wing of army; Marshal
j. Smith, 1t. Col. Chief of artillery: Henry
w. Birge, Col. commanding 9th Brig, Grow
er's Division.
Approved, N. p. BANKS,
Maj. General.
Approved, FRANK GARDNER,
Maj. General.
Maj Gen. Burnside, in transmitting Brig.
Gen. Shackelford's report to General Halleck,
says, we have hopes of being able 10 capture
Morgan and the remaining portion OF his
forces, thus wiping out this band. General
Shackeford says the conduct OF his men, with
out exception, evinced the greatest gallantry
and high degree of skill and discipline.
Com. Farragut was long ago assigned to the
command of the Western Bockadng Squad
ron, and Com. Porter to command OF the Mis-.
sissippi.
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NEW YORK, July Il.
The Richmond Dispatch of the 18th inst,
confirms the statement that rebel steamer
was burnt by our shells near Morris Island.
Charleston harbor. Her name was Gabriel
Manigeult.
The same paper states that the Yankee
monitors on james river went back TO City
Point Thursday, where they now lie with the
rest Of the fleet.
1t is stated that Capt. Mann, of the 9Th Ili-
nos cavalry, left Grand Gulf June oath, with
90 picked men for Pensacola, his object being
TO destroy all Communication between Jackson,
Miss. and Pensacola. Nothing had been heard
of him up to July 9TH.
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THE PEAK FAMILY. - This company Of
Swiss Bell-Ringers and Vocalists will give two
entertainments in this city on Friday and Sat
urday evenings, at Deering Hall. The Phila-
delphia Inquirer, in speaking Of them, says:
Full houses have greeted the return of the
Peak Family of Bell Ringers to this city. and
their interesting performances are listened TO
with much satisfaction. The company are
twelve in number, and the performances Of the
troupe consist in singing, recitations, &C., in
connection with bell-ringiug. Two hundred
and forty silver bells are used by the family,
and the effect produced is of very delightful
character
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For Sale,

fA A new two-story house. thoroughly built.
k;;s slated roof IL finished rooms, Convenient for
.-si& one or two families, with bay windows plenty
o. excellent water; wood-house attached and :
large garden iot--situated on veranda street. nes
Iukeys bridge. ia wes,brook. within ten minutes
walk OF Portland Post Office. Conditions easy price
low; and excellent nei ghborhood.
jc2s dam ISAAC SYLVESTER.
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Various Items.

NEW YORK, July 81.
A dispatch from Fortress Monroe says the
expedition against Fort Darling is abandoned.
Patrick Murray, charged with burning houses
on 10Th street during the riot, was arrested
to-day.
During the high gale at noon the walls of
ga street Station house fell, burying number
oil workmen and children in their fall. Sew
eral are supposed to be killed. This was the
station house burnt by the mob last week.
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The Repulse of Morgan's Forces at Bufanp.
ton.

WASHINGTON, July 81
The following was received this evening:
U. S. Steamer Moore, abore Bufn9ton.
Ohio, July 19th.-To Hon. G. Wales, Secre-
tary of the Navy:-After chasing Morgan 500
miles, ut last met him on the river at this
point and engaged and drove him back. cap
turing two of his pieces of artillery. He
abandoned the rest to Gen. Judah. The enc
envy broke in confusion from the banks. and
left his wagon train. Many horses and small
arms fell into my possession.
Since writing the above have followed fur
Their up the river, and met another portion of
Morgan's forces fording fourteen miles above.
and shelled and drove most of them back
Several of them were killed and TWENTY-FIVE
or thirty of them wounded. have captured
twenty horses. have but two men slightly.
Our shell and shrapnel created great confusion
in the rebel ranks, killing and wounding many.
j. FITz, Lieut.. Cong.
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Stock Market.

to Liverpool quiet; Cotton nominal
grain 81 a u in bulk and ships bags
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LEvEE.-To-morrow evening festival and
ievee will be given at Mechanics Hall in be-
half Of the Soldiers Aid Fund The music is
70 DC furnished by Chandler, and Herewith
Twelve dances, for which the moderate sum OF
only twenty-five cents will he demanded. The
OBJECT Is worthy one, and we hope to see
the hall filed.
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To Let.

fINHE eligible and convenient Chambers over sfors
No: IA Market Square. now occupied BY M.
huins Durham. suitable for salesrooms or other
purposes. Possession given about July LIST Xlto
one very desirable Chamber in the third story Of
je2t diff THOMAS or WIN HAMMOND.
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Highland Boarding school

fTNHE third year of this School will commence its
Il Fall Session Tuesday, Sept 1st and continue IL
weeks. The advantages for instruction are designed
TO be OF the hrst order and parents and guardians
who have boys TO send away from home are invited
to examine into the merits of this school Circu ars
containing full information may be had on applca-
ton TO n. I. True. A. NJ,
Proprietor and Principal.
beihei, Me-. July 3D. 1868 jy2i dtsep1
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oBIruARY.-Among the killed at Gettys-
oufg, Va, we notice the name of Sergeant
james A. Loring, Of Westbrook, Co. H, 18th
Maine regiment He was a son of Friend
Loring' well known to the Oldest inhabitants
OF this city, and distinguished himself as A
private, AZ fredericksburg, on account of
which he was promoted from the ranks to Col
or Sergeant, choosing that position in prefer
ence to any other.
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VI First Page-The Surrender of yick,-

" First Page-The Surrender Of vick.-
burg.
sB- Last page-Prices Current and Port
land Dry Goods Market, corrected.
Valandigham was sent South as a Nun.
ishment for his disloyalty. He told the rebels
that he was at their disposal. They have al
lowed him to return home as near as he dares
to come. Don't this show that they thought
he could help their cause more by being in
Ohio than in Virginia, and give the lie to his
professions of love for the Union? Have the
rebels been accustomed to treat real Union
men with so much courtesy and consideration
as they showed Mr.v.?
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BowdOin College

'tNHE Annual Examination of Candidates for adj
L mission to Bowdoin College will take place on
friday, the seventh dav OF August next eight o.
clock in the forenoon, in the Medical College; and
also on thursday. the 2Tth day of August at the
same hour aud place.
LEONARD WOODS. President
Brunswick. July 9Th, 1888 i've nj
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DRAFT!!!

MEN who are drafted now is your chance If Won
ANA Immediately attend TO IT, There is no time 10
waste. Substitutes furnished for a reasonable sum
II you wish it, Persons Who will enlist as substitutes
tor drafted men will find rare chance 10 get large
sum OF money.
Address VI :, Box 2032 dtfIyl5
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island Ferry.
EAST SIDE CUSToM house WHARF.

Having bsen engaged AZ a Night
- Patrol the Steamer HESTER will
TO the Islands as follows:
Leave Portland at 81 A N and 81 o'clock pm
Leave the Islands at ii! A. NJ, and p NJ
VIII touch at Peaks Island on all trips Time civ.
en- Is the tmo OF leaving Cushing's Island
je3 d2m
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gVrMr Myers was greeted by full house
on Monday evening, and the "inimitable Muir
ray never did better The company are now
In Rockland, heading towards Bangor.
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ExIIiBIrioS.-rhe Annual Exhibition of
the High School for boys win take place at
Mechanics Hall, on Wednesday at o'clock,
p. NJ
The public are invited TO attend Mus;c hv
the Portland Band.
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For Sale.
jyl6 dlws

Il ,cOO PLANK, by
L. W. COBB Co.
Jyio diw' Head of Smiths Wharf
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sB-Mr. Barnum will serve up Turtle Soup
and Steaks at his Eating House on Temple
st. to-day, after the hour OF eleven o'clock
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Attcnfion Conscrin.s

TNiiE undersigned, at his Office No 1894 Exchange
attend to the of those who desire 10 le claim
for exemption from Military service under any of the
conditions of the said law.
GEO. s. NUTrING,
Counsellor and Attornes at Law
Portland July 81, 1858 div.
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B0wdOin College.

'INHE Annual Meeting of the Oyerseers of Bowdoin
Il College will be holden at their Room in the lol-
O'Clock p. N. A. H. ROBBISS secrct.rr
Brunswick. July eth, 1863 ystd
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A Battle in Progress at Charleston. s. G.

FORTRESS MONROE. July 81.
United States gunboat Circassian, Capt. Ea-
ton, has just arrived, and reports that they left
Charleston Friday afternoon. battle was
commenced Friday by both land and naval
forces, and was progressing when the Circas-
sian left. No particulars
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ROwdoin College.

FINiE Annual Meeting Of the President and Trus-
Il tees Of Bowdoin College will be held at Banister
Hall, ia the College Chapel on Tuesday, the fourth
day OF August next, at ten clock in the forenoon
Brunswick, July 9Th 1853 Tvs "a
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Notice..

HEREBY forbid all persons harboring or trust
\ ing my wife Alice on my account, as I shall pay
no deot OF her contracting amer this date.
GEO. Ii. WORCESTER.
Portland, July l6, 1868 Tvs
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PoRrI.ASn- Inlu olst 1899


Messrs. Editors The following, cut from
the Argus of this day, is untrue in one respect
at least, that he has not been in figh.:n
The redoubtable hero, Gen. Wadswor,b
politician, fancy soldier, decryer of Mcclellan.
DC, is reported by the New York Tribune as
returning from the army forever and in disgust.
lie has not been in fight-except on the
stump"
The truth Is, Gen. Wadsworth commanded
the LIST Division, LIST Army Corps, and he, with
the fourth brigade of his division, were the
first who crossed the Rappahpnnock ON the
morning of May 10Th, and opened the battles
which ended June 5th. He captured one
hundred and thirty-eght rebel sharpshooters,
the first prisoners taken, who were in their ri
HE pits who had prevented the laying of our
pohtoons. Gen. WadswortL has been in more
'nah one hght. ONE WHO WAS THERE.
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Naine Wesleyan Seminary and
Female CCIlexP

FINut Fan Term will commence August 10Th Stu
Il dents intending 10 teach will receive the same
Instruction as is given in Normal schools
A new College Course has been established gradu-
aies from which will receive suitable Diplomas
jyzi c3t ii. L. TOkSEf. Principal
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Those Wishing TO save

THINE, money, health, trouble freting and the like
call where you can get Hawse's Patent Pulley
h.evafing and Folding Clothes Dryer undoubtedly
the best In the world The Patent Clothes Frame for
the mouse: which has no rival An assortment of the
best Clothes Wringers now in use Spring Beds
winch for neatness simplicity and durability have no
equal. Chnrns, window washers, knife scourers and
other articles too numerous to mention.
Where i IL,
jy20 diff
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LOOM RS
Superior Bark Mills.

fIShE subscriber begs leave TO inform Tanners In
Maine. that he Is Al gent for the sale of Boomers
superior Bark Mills, manufactured in the State Of
New orb. and extensively used there.
These mills can be seen in operation at WIN Grays
fannery. Portland, Allen & Warren's Fryeburg
and j. l.. Horne. Norway, Ne.
For particulars in regari to the advantages claim
ed for this mill, Circulars which will DO sent ON
application. j. NJ SOUTHWICk.
InySo dSms 256 Congress Street. BOSTON.
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E0R SALE. House Lots In dimensions 10 anti. an
oxford. Washington. Fox. Winthrop Evsrsff
Madison. Munroe, Greenleaf and Fremnnt sfr~s,sr
or VIII DC leased for term of years. say tn OF mors
any OF the land the shove streets the iesnee -
the lease. "
Apply 20 the subscriber for terms. which viii h
made satisfactory to those ishng to build
Portland. July 7th, 1883. jy7 dlwsodSns
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% We call attention to the advertisement
OF dwelling house wanted in the upper part Of
the city.
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JOHN CROCKETT & co.
DEALERS M
New and Second Hand Furniture.
FURNISHING GOODS.
l2s Il 100 $50 Exchange Street.
mayll diff
state Of Mnine.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
Augusta, July q, 1858
A adjourned session of the Erec,ifire CouneU
IA will be held at the Council Chamber in Augus.
Ia, on Monday, the third day of August next
Attest, JOSEPH B HALL
Jyodtd Secretary of State.
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Real Estate ON Cross Street
FOR SALE

O. The three-storied brick Dwelling and Lana
Ii,,s NO Is Cross street. The building IN roni
- condifion-rooms large and convenient Lof
~ ieet on Gross street. by $50 In depth Hard and
sou waser IN s6undsnce. Stable on the premises
WIN De sold low. and accomuods finx ferrs
Apply 20 WILLIAM CANMETT. on the premises
Or T. NJ PATrEN. q Exchange street. over ocsss
Insurance Office NJ dtS
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Desirable Country Sent.

For sale or TO LET. the two STORY brfck
mn house and outbaildings, in Wesibroof
Viii now occupied By Otis Brown
ulll The premises occupy the crest of IN.
bhiD. near those of A. w Iop1feIIo~
Esq and command the finest prospect OF this yicin.
ny; POSSESSION g en- immediateiy, If desired.
iage. or to sHEPLEY DANA, over Canal bank.
Portland. July IA, 1853 ixls Az
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DEERIyG HALL 1t is seldom that the
friends of the drama in Portland have an op-
portunity to witness the performances of SO
talented and worthy company as that now
playing at the above named hail. The name
Of Z. l.. DAVENPORT is a host in itself. and
enough to give character to any exhibition
with which it stands connected. Mr. ID. is one
of the finest actors and one of the most ac-
complshed gentlemen upon the American
stage. He is supported by an able corps, who
do not leave the large cities in the theatrical
season, but are improving few weeks of the
usual theatrical vacation in making the ac-
quaintance OF, and giving exhibitions in, some
of the cities Of New England outside of Bos-
ton. Last evening Richard Ill was played
with marked effect. Mr.. Davenport sustaining
the difficult part of the Duke of Gloster
This evening the last appearance of the
company in this city-a sterling five act COM
edy will be brought out" Wild Oats and
we predict crowded house. See advertise
ment.
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Notice.

A LII persons having demands against SAMUEL T
IN THOMAS, are requested to present them to tn
subscriber, and to confer with him with reference TO
an equitable adjustment of the same
JEREMIAH DOW
Portland, July ~, ls55 jy2l div w3w5s
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A New New York Top buggy,
vcntured nothing gained,

MASSACHUSETTS BUILT, Tor sale by
Nu A. Z. FULLER, 2sj Congress ST.
VlS lw opposite the Prcble ouse
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" The gunboat Agawam is now taking
on board her heavy machinery at the Portland
Company's works.
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WEsTBRooK SEMTNARY.-The annual ex-
ercises Of the graduating class of this institu-
ton took place yesterday afternoon in the
Chapel. In consequence of the heavy rain,
not SO large an attendance of the friends of
the pupils was present as would otherwise
have been the case. Two essays were read
by Misses Morrill, and Quinby, OF the GRADUATE
ing class, the former on character" and the
latter on 'virtue-the object of life," which,
for soundness of views, beauty of expression,
aptness of Illustration and high spirituality,
were admirable. Rev. Mr.. Fay, OF Providence,
r. l., was then introduced and delivered
sound, practical address on the Importance of
starting Alright in life, in which he unfolded
the elements Of success and failure, and the
great value of right beginning, in reference
to the physical, intellectual and moral parts of
our nature, dwelling upon the gigantic and al
most unknown latent forces of the moral ma
ture, Astounding with practical suggestions and
illustrations. Rev. Mr.. McAllister, the Prin-
cipal of the Seminary, then offered few re-
marks to the graduating Class, appropriate to
the occasion, and distributed the diplomas
Rev. Geo. w. Qainby then followed in a few
remarks.
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store for sale.

fyyHE four-story brick Store in Free street-No 4
In the Free Street Block-next east OF rolford a
Enquire of II. 7. MACHlN, Galt Block. or g :
apsisif +. BARNES, Sal Middle Street
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A "A nice one and>a half story houa.
WN centrally situated contaninr II 6nfsh
Isu "a rooms. with gas all through brick
4xkl cis.ern, mutt trees. &C. Price a21oo
s-7., FOR further particulars apply 70
Hio i"eo- r. G. YORk SON
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The FARM owned BY tie lato
AMM-A Hon. r. X. Goodenow situated
Hf0Dk3A within one hundred rods OF the
tAAGLk County Buildings at Paris Oxford
- u County. Me-, is offered for sale 81 :
great bargain.
The Farm contains 40 acres Of land. Of excellent
quality, which prod ces at present about 90 fous Of
hay, and the amount may be largely Increased =
Fruit wood and water are abundant. The DWELLING
house and out-buildings commodious and Ia good
repair The location Is pleasant and healthy Offer
ing desirable country residence
FOR particulars inquiry may be made on the prem
ises Of DR.. w. A, Rest. South Paris, or Will LIAM
GoODENOw. Esq, Portland. iva m
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TNH0SE having a small capital to invest In a sale
Il paying business call at 229 Congress street.
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WANTED.

(tASH paid for second ha nd stoves, n No. 10
~ Long Wharf A. g. COOK.
my6 DIFF
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For the Islands.

For the Islands.
s The steamer CASCO will until
<<<<sszssSE4zf> further notice. leave BuRSHax's
= 49, Wharf for PEAKS aud CusHINg's
ISLANDS nj land l0.3 A. NJ, and and 8 20 r. NJ
Returning viii loave CusHIso's ISLAND al o. As and
IL 10 A. NJ. aud 2 As and Sis T.. VI.
Inc boat viii touch at PEAKS ISLAND every trip
down. bat returning. will only touch there the l. 81
rRIFs In the forenoon and afternoon.
Fare Down and Back 25 Cents.
June "a. 1863. DIFF
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TO LET.

FINHE two rooms in the second story Of the Goldman
Il Block, lately occupied BY John w Munger Eso
Possession given July lat. Apply TO
Portland, June %, 1853 ieso