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The Portland daily press., 1864-09-17
From Washin1fo,,.

WASHINGTON, Sept 10.
A letter was received in this city to day,
from an officer on Gen. Grants staff, dated
City Point, Wednesday evening. which saya:
T" have no striking news to report TO day.
but everything looks bright and cheering, aad
every day we lay here We are weakening the
enemy more or less, while the troops are de-
sertlng TO our lines in droves. We are reeeiv-
Ing large accessio.s Of recruits.
The 18th Florida regiment, which entered
the rebel service with l 100 men, has been re-
duced, deserters say, TO less than 100 by de-
sertions and the casualties of war, but prinei-
pally by desertions."
Among the rebel deserters brought here
this morning from City Point, are fifteen from
that regiment.
Admiral Porter arrived here to day from
st. Louis.
Gen. A. ]. Smiths advance arrived at Sui
phur Springs TO day, where they 20 into camp,
probably TO await developments OF the enemy.
Shelby's advance is in southeast Missouri,
but nothing definite is known in regard to his
designs.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-17
BY TELEGRAPH
T0TET
Portland Daily Press.

From North Carolina.

NEwBERS, n. c., Sept. 10.
Major Jenney, Provost Marshal at Newhern,
and few other persons, were on the Fawn
when she was captured.
A large number Of Idle negroes have been
sent from here to Gen. Grant 10 woIk Ia the
trenches.
Under the new Treasury regulations parties
who produce cotton, naval stores, and nher
products BY their own labor, are now allowed
to ship the same 10 northern markets, through
agents appointed by the government. No
sales or bartering In the same by private par
ties are allowed by the Department under any
circumstances whatever
Recruiting agents who have arrived here
with drsits, certified checks, and State money.
are abiiged 10 return North for greenbacks,
being unable to obtain recruits without them,
Recruiting Is still progressing under favorable
circumstances, though most of the agents
have been called home, owing to the near APP
proach of the draft.
The report that the yellow fever has made
It's appearance here is incorrect. The sudden
change in the weather has developed conges-
live chiils, which gave rise TO the report DIR.
Doughty, the post surgeon, is very successful
IN his treatment Of this disease.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-17
Religious Notices.

Religious notices oftwenty five words or less free
all excess OF this amount will be charged ten cents
q line, eight words constituting a line This RUE
hereafter will be rigidiy adhered to.-IPuB PREss.
Samuel 2: Il. ''Whsrgore IL. sin octAs young
HeH aeGs rtrg great before the Lcrd .
Efs. Henry ID. Moore vii, deliver the monthly
- ne TO so1ng men, from this text in the Central
Church Tomorrow afternoon, at 3 O'Clock.
TT AIiss Martha l. Beck it'll, medium. of Con-
hscsseat, VII lecture in Mechanics Hall, tomorrow
AFTERNOON ana evening at 8 and "a O'Clock.
'hbaseas Progressive yeeum at % A. d. free
Ieaiei ehee los o'clock A. If. sa a
The Mashingtonian Society hold meetings
every Sunday evening at s. OF Hall, s5s Congress
street, at o'clock. Public invited.
tg-R Rev. Eneene Normandie. Of Littleton. Mass.
will preach at tho First Parish Church tomorrow.
kS- Miss CLARK proposes 10 speak At Cape Eliza
beta Ferry tomorrow, at 10 A. NJ on Propecy, and
at a NJ, on Seven Thunders.
az Elder + W. Piper will preach at Second Ad.
yeat HAL tomorrow. The public are invited Seats
free.
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sale.
U. ). uarshaI,s Sale.

UNITED STATES or ANRRIoA,l
DISTRICT or MAINE, So.
IEtRSUAS1 10 an intT oduc,oTy Order OF sale 10
1 me Greeted from the hon. Ashur Ware. Jud re
THE District Of Maipe shall expose and Sell Al Pah
ie Nsndue to the highest bidder therefor ths follow.
ing property and msrcland the tizas and piace
Within said District as 0iiows viz =
AZ southport, 90 ~ dEesdar fks 2ist dav Of
SetteMa6r. esfFenf. al 70 clock ~,
TUG hpLL OF THk SCHOONER Mercy A Howrs
ard The cargo lately GA hoard said ch0oaer con-
s.siins y aoom FIFTY QuInrALs SALT FIsM and
ONE RHL. OIL. "a
The same having been ordered 10 be sold BY the
District Court Of the United States Tor tbe District
of Maine.
7trms ofSGie-cAsH
1854
CHARLES CLARK,
U. S. Marshsl, Dist: of Maine
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-17

USIyERsAIIsr CHURcH-The new Uni
versallst Church, near the corner OF High and
Congress streets, is progressing rapidly. The
exterior Of the building is nearly completed,
except the spire aud the mastic. The interior
Is In forward state. The vestry and ante
rooms are lathed, the main audience room is
lathed overhead. and the galleries are so far
advanced as to receive their floorings. The
organ loft is nearly forty feet wide, and the
organ will occupy nearly the whole space
Theaudience room WILDE very large and fine
" finished and ventilated.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-17
Tho Nem rorh Custom House Frauds

NEW YORK, Sept lG
Collector Diapers investigations into al
legged corrupt practices at the Custom House,
according to the Express, are developing the
most astonishing villanies ON record. Officials
have been not only In the habit OF helping
themselves TO the most costly goods, and In
the most extravagant quantities, but II mer-
chant even limited at a complaint, cases ct his
most costly goods would be placed in a damp
place, where they would soon lose half their
worth. The wives and lady friends OF officials,
after being introduced to the importers, would
always visit their stores and select whatever
they wanted and order Ii sent home, without
paying cent. II they refused, the officials
to suffer severely.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-17
From The so.fh,res,

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Sept. l6.
Reliable information has been received that
Gen. Price crossed the Arkansas liver at Oar
danville. about half way between Little Rock
and Fort Smith, on the 9TH inst, with 5000
rebel cavalry, evidently destined for Missouri.
Sheiby's movements in North East Arkan-
sas and South East Missouri, seem TO b. aim.
ed at Caper Girandean, while Price will prob
ably strike at Springfield. Both places are
well fortified and have garrisons strong enough
to repel any attack.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-17
Iwanetio. sn a Fremont organ.

NEW YORK, Sept. 10.
The Supreme Court Injunction put to-day
upon the New Nation newspaper, Fremont
organ, referred only to the imitation. printed
BY Gen. CluseIei. Tire regular paper goes to
press tonight. The difficulty In The matter,
as is Inferred from copy OF the suppressed
sheet, seems to have been an attempt on the
part OF Gen. Cluseret TO turn the paper over
to person who has Lot hitherto appeared
prominently as possible candidate Tor the
Presidency
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-17

DREADINe Coon NEws-Isn't il strange
that there should be men In the North who
dread to hear good news from our noble ar
miess But such is the case. These men are
the supporters Of Geo. b. Mcclellan for the
Presidency. They hate Union victory in the
field as bad as the devil hates holy water be-
cause lit hurts their party.n What a position
this for men calling themselves the "Democ-
racy" 70 be in! There is much misery vet in
store for them. The military situation is
most encouraging, and more Union victories
are at hand. So Copperheads may as well
prepare TO keep their faces duly elongated.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-17

CITY OF PORTLAND.
IL ths Tear One Taossasd EicAt Hrsdrsd
Et,~fx. E,ur

Ia tAs Tear One TAossazd EicAt Rundrsd an.s
tt4 Skrtr-Foar.
An Ordinance to prevent distractions urcn Port
land and Forest Avenue Railroad.
Be q ordained br the May or. Aderner, and Con-
mos Cogneil Of The City qf Portland. IN cry Coan
STCTiSy y ASy person wilfhily rlscirg an OBJ
y structlon Of any Kind upon The rails OF The Port,
ais CITY,. shan be punished by fne not exceeding
So Ihis ordinance shalI take feet and be In
force nom and sfssr Its approval BY the Mayor.
Approved. Sept. 8, 1854
JACOB MCCLELLAN. Mayor.
Copy Attest;
septT-saw J. M. HEATH. City Clerk.
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In Wanted BY the advertiser, . convenient,
BIZ, centrally located. and pleasant house for
1kA small family. without csildren--possession to
b. had as early a. the middle Of October, II
possible. II must have good water eonyeniences.
and be well finished.
The advertiser would lease such house for term
Of years. or parchase II terms suited. two-story
cottage small lot. preferred.
Address .. p O., at the Press Once 81 ating looa-
ton. general terms, &c corGeeatialfy.
Portland, Aug. !. 1854 dir st s. tsse
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Rank Of Cumberland.

NOTICE is hereby given that the ANNA, useting
~ Of the stockholders of the Bank OF Cumberl and
v the choice Of Directors for the ensuing and
tran. action ef any other business that may come
e. fore them will 30 held a. their Banking Room on
4 onday the 81 of october next, ats 0 cock p. N.
Per Order OF the Directors - $500
SAM'L SMALL, Cashier
Portland. Sept 10. 1854 sepiddtd
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coal FREIGH rs.


Pictou. N. s., 10 Pembrol e, Maine.
r Any sized Vessels. Fore ign or Ameri-
~ lean, wanted TO Height q al as above.
1%YA The rates for disehsr sing are lower
.LkAsSth at Boston, and there ere other facil-
~ExEs titles. Apply to or sddrcg
VIM K. COFFIN Il 20. Boston.
Also few Vessels wanted 10 brini Coalto other
ports.
julyleis2m
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rren. Portress rnnroe.

FORTRESS MONROE, Sept. Is.
Gen. Butler arrived here this morning from
the front, on the steamer Greyhound, He
comes here for the improvement OF his health.
which has Of lase become some " hat impaired.
Hon r. g. Connolly, OF New YORK, passed
through here to-day from the front, where he
has been TO intercede for the exchange of bis
son, Lieut.. I. J. Couolly, captured on ,As
Weldon Railroad.
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(trrUATED At Mcrrill's Corner, near the me ~
- horse railroad A enc story house ana stap.s,
it'll about one acre OF land in big state q sa'
vstion, Also eight acres near The ferk aha Snn-
b ,riand M within two minutes wax OF the horre
xssI s,,us,ed Tor house lots and good chance
ie' in'es' ANDREW CRAM
yres,h,ook sent lC. lss4.-daw
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r,vai of s;or. ana Uov.g.,, so,,,,.,.,

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 10.
The U. s. steamer Dougal, from Charles
ton Bar 18Th inst, with $50 Officers, dis
charged sailors aud invalid soldiers, arrived
here to-day. She passed off Cape Aaiseras
the steamer Arago, With 8 brig In tow,
~. NEw Yoas- s,ept. 10
The steamer Baltic, iro', .'or,ress Mnnroe
with sick and won-..ed soldis,s No. .a s,;rot
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From nenser cur.

DESyER CRY, Sept. 10.
No Indians have been seen on the overland
route for weeks. Stages will begin 10 run
over II Immediately. The Indian scare seems
to have ended. Troops are now station so as
to fully proteci the coaches and travellers over
the route.
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EN-. PArrES. AucTIoEEER. "a E.ch.n :, s.,


M Tuesday. Sept 2elh. at 10 A. II. a. ofs,e ~.
Oi1rniiure OF family leaving The cisv q ar IN
o chamber Sets, Tables. Sofas. Rockers. Cbss,ss
keirigerator, Bedsteads Carpets. Curains BDrs ans
Cfoelery AMI Glass " are, Beds, Stoves seSin. .
Machines, &c At ii o'clock oze Pane forte. In
Sept I.--dtd -
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-17

SALE OF REAL ESTATE Henry Bailey &
Co, sold al auction yesterday. 4 lot Of land on
India street, near the corner Of Federal street.
1t contained 1860 feet and brought eighty cts.
per foot--or Si0SS for the lot.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-17

THE LAUNcH.-Those who desire to wit
ness the launch Of the frigste Franklin at the
Kittery Navy Yard to-day, can do so by TAX
ing the cars at S.45 A. NJ, and return in the
evening. The band OF the 18th U. s. Infantry
will go up in the cars this morning and will
execute some splendid music during the ride.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-17
The Amendment and its Effect,

A friend in Baldwin wishes some explana,
ton Of the effect of the amendment 10 the
constitution allowing the soldiers 10 yote.--
He will fad by referring to the ibid para
graph of the frs. resolve providing for an
amendment OF the constitution, tsee extra
sheet containing laws of last winter) that sol
diers Of Maine, qualified to vote at home, will
be allowed to vote on the second Tuesday of
November oY-tkis year, for Governor and Sen
ators, and "theIr votes shall be counted aud
allowed in the same manner, aud with the
same effect as If given on the second Monday
OF September" at home,
The last paragraph Of the same resolve pro-
vides for voting at the same time as above,
"for Judges and Registers of Probate, Sheriff.,
and all other county officers, their votes ito
be counted aud allowed Ia the same manner
and with the same effect as If given on the
second Monday of September" al their re-
spective residences IN the State.
BY referring TO sec. /, chap. 27s. OF the laws
of last winter tsee same extra sheet ii will
be seen that provision Is made for voting for
electors OF President and Vice President, while
sec. 0 Of the same chapter, provides for the
vote for Representative to Congress.
After this year the soldiers viii vote for
Governor, Senators, County Officers, Repre-
sentatlves to Congress Representatives. to the
Legislature, on the same day the election is
held In the State, but this year they have no
vote for Representatives to the Legislature
We believe the above Is a correct statement
/ Of the effect OF the amendment of the consti-
tuition and Of the law past last winter which
was TO become vital in case that amendment
should be adopted.
by reading the lew and resolves it will be
found that all possible provisions are made To
secure fair and legal voting, TO secure the RICH;
of challenge, aud to prevent fraud and we are
assured BY those who have witnessed the ef.
feet of similar laws upon the soldiers of other
States, that no elections can possibly be more
fairly conducted, or secure freer expression
than do the elections in the field.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-17

MONDAY afternoon. between Lincoln Street and
~ the Press Office, iady's jet Cross Pin tipped
with gold and pearl in the centre. The hinder will
Be- suitably rewarded BY leaving the same at THIS
OEFlCE. u
Aux 60 1864
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-17

CUBSCRiBERS u the New Stock may make
opas ment at the Office of the Company on Fore
street or at the Merchants Bank
ON all payments ade alter the 18th inst interest
will be charged. Payment must be made, or sscured
by Oct. LIST
The certificates Of stock ofthe present Shareholders
will be received at ifty dollars per share
EDWARD II. DAVIES, Clerk +
Portland. Sert IA, 1854 d2w
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Ia middle aged man, . situation in q store or
Lion the wharf, ~ salesman. 10 40 light work or
&c take charge Of some light business. Good refer
ences given.
address Box 1912, or enquire At No. Limo st.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-17

SEARCH AND SEIzuRE---Deputy Marshal
Wentworth yesterday visited the shop on
India street. kept by Henry McGlinehy, aud
seized small quantity of liquor, kept there
for saia t
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-17
House and Los at auction.

1 saturday, September 18th, at 3 O'Clock p. NJ,
Deer shai sell the three story wooden house NOT
az az he house is finished throughout fine clos
gooa ro LIAR, plenty water, centrally located, In
nron.-t1 ssa., always under rent and desirable
an estate. Terms al sale fos1Ae - se'e ~
Sept l0-d,d w. Auo.ioHxkks.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-17

INTELLIGENCE was received yesterday from
our townsman, William w. Woodbury., ESQ
He had arrived by overland route from San
Francisco, at Nebraska City. lie may be ex-
pected home shortly.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-17

HENRY Bailey & Co., auctioneers, will sell
$50 crates of peaches at II o'clock this day,
Saturday at the New Market, Lime street,
in lots to suit purchasers,
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-17
Fire.

BINoHAMproY, n. Y. Sept 15--SP
The north wing oil the Inebriaie Asylum is
now in flames, and it Is feared that the entire
edhce will be destroyed.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-17

P. S. & P. r. R.-The Railroad Commis-
sioners have finished their examination Of the
Portland, Saco and Portsmouth Railroad, aud
pronounce the track in excellent order.
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S2J Reward /.

CTOLEN from the subscriber on Tuesday Even.
- ing. while in Pierce's auction room Calf Skin
Pocket Book containg ga in money . note against
Charles Hoo don. Gorhasa for SO and enc against
Charles hooper for STA. The shove reward win be
pdd Tor the recovery OF the property and the dssso
L On of the thief
Tune s.-x GEORGE BECK.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-17

TkSHE eopartnership heretofore existing between
Il Sweat and Cleases as Attorneys al Law, Is this
day dissolved by mutual CONSIST. The affairs OF the
iaie arm will be adjusted by either party.
Mr.. Sweat will continue in business at Office No.
IL. Middle street, Mussey 's.Row.
Mr. Clesyes at the Office OF Howard & Cleayes, No.
81 Middle street, over Casco Bank
l.. ID. NJ SWEAT.
NATHAN CLEAvES.
Portland. July 18th. 1894. Iylsd3m
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TIME Annual Meeting of the stoch holders Of this
u Bank. for the choice of Directors, will be held
Al their banking house en- Monday Oct AZ II o'clk
A.. N.
Also TO consider the subject OF adopting the Ma
t.3nal Bank System, and for the Transaction OF any
other business. Per Order,
Sept l6-dtd B. &. SOMzRBY. Cashier.
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Dissoiution Of Copartnership.

fE,HE copartnership heretofore existing between
II the andsrsigaeo, is hereby dissolyea by mutual
consept The affairs of the lac firu will be settled
die ST. n. c. ROLLINS
w. II BOND
Portland, Sept ], lS04 ssp7d2w
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+ ScRIPTURAL AMESpMEST.-In his speech
at Dayton, Ohio, on the 9th instant. Mr.. Val
landigham promised his hearers that as soon
as Mcclellan was elected there should be no
more dragging their children 20 the battle
field "to be offered up as a sacrifice that me-
groes may be free" He also complimented
his hearers that they were now ready 10 join
good will towards men, Herenpon one OF
his hearers supplemented an improved YER
sion Of the Scriptural quotation By crying
out, White men! Good soiH toeards tchite
menu We commend this amendment in the
angelic song to the Chicago Convention.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-17

FEIuE Members OF the Portland Marine Society are
Il hereby notified that 10 special nesting of SAID
Society will be held at the Office Of he Ocean ms
Co, on Tuesday the 20th inst, at O'Clock r ~ ior
the purpose of Secretary and Treasurer.
punctual and full attendance is requesed
Sept l6-dtd Per Order
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House aud Lot For sale,

no. 65 Cumberland street. House has eleven an
~ ished rooms, besides closets-heat by farnaee.
ped for gas. hard and soft water in the Kitchen
U in good order. Price and terms liberal In2ars
OF JOAN c. PROCfEh-
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PORTLAND AND VICINITY.

Veto Advertisements To-Day.
For sale-House, Barn and Lot.
auction Sale-E. N. Paften-
Auction Sale-henry Bailey G Co.
found-h roll OF Bills.
Lost-sl0 Reward.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-17

REv. J. Z. Walton viii repeat, by request,
the discourse delivered last Sabbath forenoon,
on the State OF the Country, at the 81 Parish
Church. tomorrow evening. Services to com
mence at 10 O'clock.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-17

r;,s, class boarding House 70 Let.

fs,uF large well arranged house corner Of Mid die
and Willow SITS. 10 let; Possession given Neil
th portion Of the iurni.are Tor sale For pa, tic
n ars inquire Of JOHN c. PROCTOR,
Sent l6-dI Lirne sire %.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-17

Fo8 THE FgoNT.-One hundred soldiers
from Camp Berry left in the steamer for Bos-
ton last evening, bound for the 'front.' Two or
three hundred more viii go next week from
the canp
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Notice. to PhYsicians.

FENHE STOCK and STAND of Physician and Drug
IL gst. in a flourishin Village in this state on
Railroad. will he cold at bargain as the owner rs
about retiring from business
Apply to W. Y. PHILLIPS, l49 Middle Street,
Portland ssptl8fT&Stf
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$500 REV ARM.

I'm Central wharf. or around the Grand Trunk
~ Depot and yard; CaifSkin Wallet contain.
IN a considerable sum of money and papers of no
vaue 70 any one bur the looaef. The Under viii be
rewarded as above on returning the same TO No
5gentral Wharf or - Rrackett street
Portland. Aug. 81 1894 augsl dtf
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-17

TryE Annual Meeting OF the STOCK hol ders of this
II Bank tor the choice Of Directors. an the trans
action of other busire ss, will be held at lheir Bank
ing House, on Monday, the 81 day OF october next,
q. O'Clock r. NJ. Per Order.
E.P. GERRISH, Cashier.
Sept l5-dtd
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ANNUAL MEETINGS.
Annual Meeting.
manufacturers ana Trnders Bnnk.

FNHE Stockholders OF the Man ufscturers and Trad
IL ers Bank are hereby notified that their Annual
d setting will be held at their Banking com on Mon
day, The 81 day of october next. at O'Clock p NJ,
fer the choice of Directors for the ensu, ear and
tie transaction of such other business may Legal
IL come before them.
BY oder OF the Directors.
septl4 did EDWARD GOULD, Cashier.
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Wanted.


"A YOUNG Lady to attend at a Fanev Gooas
Astore. None but an experien &C d rand need AZ.
PS. HERMANN GkUNTAL.
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atook Merks,.

BRUNSWICK, Sept. Is, 1864.
Mr.. Ed;tor:-At the election in this town
on Monday last, Hon. Marshall Cram was re-
elected representative by majority of 10
an increase Of twenty-five on his majority of
last year. BRUNSWICK.
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EDUCATIONAL.
Evening seIanI.

W MOVES, an experienced 7. scher, will
". open an Lssihag school AZ tho Hal Of the
Blake's Bakery, ON Monday evening. Semi 10 wbere
ne VIII experimentation 10 those why may desire
10 devote portion OF their evenings In acquiring
orthography especially ATTENDED 10. Term reason
able For further particulars enquire at the kali as
ABOVE sepl6d3t
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HOUSE and Store Lots TO Lease.

ON Congress-. North and Cumberland, above
~ Washington street, including tns aes,Aeie ios
corner of Congress aud North stresu. Apply to
Sepl6d3m A, p. FULLER, $50 Copxfess sueet
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-17

On CUSTOM Coat and % custom Pant maksr.
w Apply at Clothing Rooms Of
WOODMAN, TRUE & CO.,
"a and So Middle street.
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LU M II T. r..

Carolina Lumber Company.
FvsHE undersigned has been appointed BY The above
Il CompaBy. Sole Agent for the sale OF lumber Tor
the state Of New York and all orts and places north
Of New York, and is prepared 10 furnish hard pine
desired Dimensions the shortest notice also Black
Walnut. haywood, &c.
JOB A. TURNER,
No. Sc Washington ST., Boston. Mass
Aug. 10. 1864. eod3m
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Valuable Real Estnfe at AUCTION,

IN Thursday, Sept 22d. at o O'Clock p. n. We
Oshall sell ~ Auction the block Il two hcuses No
ana Brackett St. Thee are good Two snd half
story houses. new with brick tasfm MS and oocen
tops; they are thoroughly finished ths ghont with
god closets. good cellars. gcoa water. &C. They
are valuable houses for inves.ment. They are AZ
ways under rsnt--they row pay four tunefed dol.
lars HENRY BAILEY a Co.. A ucfisneerx-
sept ltd :
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Valuable Real Estate at Auesicu.

ON Tuesday Sept. q. AZ O'Clock p. NJ. we shall
Oseli house No. . Deer ST, tho homestead Of the
iats Capt benjsmin knight. The house Is two story
and of brick; IL has 10 finished rooms. with good
closets. Plenty hard and son water The house 10
81 By 20, with barn l6 By "a. and good garden
The lot ia about 90 foet square. ~
10 HENRY BAILEY . Co., Austioneers.
Sept Lett ~ N $780,.