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DIED.,

On the 29h inst after a short but painful Illness
of one week. EMMA KATE, youngest daughter of
James D. and Mary A. King. aged years, months
and 20 days.
When music with it's pleasant tones
Breaks on the evening air,
sadness to my spirit comes,
Mid scenes both bright and fair.
My Katie, then so bright and fair,
SO beautiful to me.
Seemed like angel filed with light,
30 pure and good was she.
Death came, in sadness now l mourn,
Her spirit cal ed away;
Thou ouht into the dust return,
The body to it's clay. LA, K.
Her funeral will take place from her parents
residence on 9th street, between and l, usland }
Thursday evening, at 2 O'Clock.
On the evening of the 29th instant, JAMES DA-
SIs in the 59th year of bis age, formerly of Alex
andrla, Va but for the last l9 years resident Of
this city.
His funeral will take p ace to morrow, Thurs
day) the lat of Dece uber, at o'clock p m. from
his late residence, No. $50 9th street, between q
and Ii.
In Washington D c., November 3nth, 1864 Mrs
A. MOREHOUSE, in the 77th year of her sge,
Her funeral will take place at the residence of
Der husband. No. 50 street, Thursday, De-
cember LIST, at p. m. Friends aud acquaintances
are invited to attend, without further notice.
On "Wednesday morning November 30, 1864. Mrs
ANN BARBAUGH, wife of TIE late John Ran
dolph ii srbaugh, aged 46 yeas.
The friends OF the family are Invited tn attend
her funsIal on Thursday ito morrow afternoon.
at O'Clock, from 437 9Th street, betwe en- Z and
Z.
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SEVENTH STREET.
42l
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
Having just returned from New York, 1 would
respectfully call the attention of the citizens Of
Washington, George town. and Alexandra, to our
large and well assorted stock Of Goods com sing
in part
ia ya,ds of sHEETINGs. sla5
SHEETIkGS, from 50 to IS cents.
Heavy CANTON FLANEELS, IS cents.
HAMILTON, best. u cen
Blesched and Unblsached MUsLINs, 316 to 40
CALICO in at variety. s. cents
All-weOl White and Colored FLAENELS, 60 cts
large stock ofSHIRT Bo5OMS IS cents
hOUSELIN DELA1NES, first quail ty IS cents,
SATiNETs for beys Wear, rs to 8 cents
HOOP SKIRTS, iforty springs, $3.50.
sCARFs in great variety.
SPOOL COTTON, Green Daniels, 200 yards. 10
100 yards SPOOL COTTON CI.,ks', Ga cents.
Best quality PINS and NEEDLES, 5 cent?.
great variety OF LADIES' CLOAKS, from
MER1N0Es ALPACAS at gr. atty adncnd prices.
NfsHiNS GOODS. which we offer I to sell very low
10 TACT f BRY AND s0 Fa RSSs SasooDs.
In variety sufficient to suit the most fsstid!ous.
nov Is lw' JULIUS sYGEL.
NEW SINGING AND PIANO FORTE GLASS
~ hsa eeen opened by Professor W ia sski, a.
having only a slight knowledge OF music will ,s
enabled in very short time TIA read music readily
and execute on the Piano With rare perfectGn A,
to the vocal part he arrives at most extraordinary
reeu]ts. - - no32 In
a II KINDS OFBOTTLRs BOUGHT AND sOLD
"A the bj CHEST price will be paid for Uh1mpsgns
Rottles, at 671 Seventh street, Island. between u
and r streets. 90 2l,lms
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SPECIAL EoTICE.-The old and we'll established
firm of Weisenfeld 4 Co., Odeon Hall. corner of
Az street and Pennsylvania avenue, invite the es
pecial attention of the citizens and strangers of
Washington to their superb assortment Of Clio
thing, comprising every style of garment, cut b y
the ms st celebrated mOdistes. We are selling
goods al the very lowest marg ms; and as we have
always had eur goods made equal to custom work ,
we hope the public will favor with call. and
we will guarantee every article ss recommended.
We invite attention to very large 81 ock of Fur
nishing Goods, corr prising every article neces-
sary to furnish the most complete outfit in this
city, and at prices that defy com e.ition.
WEISEaFELD Il Co,
nov . 2w corner AZ street and Penna av
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EDUCATIONAL.

CEORGET6WN FEMALE sEMINARY.-A
u Boarding and Day School, ISL West street,
Georsetown,D G. The duties of this institution
will be resumed September 9Th Circu lars may be
had by add essiBs the principal
nov l8-lmf M j. hARhOFER.
DBONOGRAPHIC INSTITUTE AND SCHOOL
Il OF COMMERCE AND MATH EMATICS, COR
7tb aDd sts., opposit the Post Once Day School
for Boys SIS per month No charge for Instrum tai
Music Evening Glasses from 4 to p. m oc % Inn
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HAMILTON EASTER NOT RELEASED-The
statement made day or two since that MT
Hamilton Easter, OF the Baltimore firm OF
Hamilton Easter & Co.. had been discharged
is erroneous, and his trial viii probably be re-
sumed to-day, in this city.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SILVER PLATED BELLS, Silver plated Cups, Tea
Spoons, Jet Sets, Cluster Sets, Rings, Bracelets.
Chains, Buckles lF
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ST ANDREWS SOCIETY SUPPRR-This pop
lar and worthy society. OF this city, hold their
fine Buh1et restaurant; ryo: ~ L ems vi vania
avenue.
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rI1HB sUPakME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
L OF COLUMBIA, holding District Court OF
ha Inifad 2iafa fnr fha said District ~H

To al tcAo,n it may eonesrn, srsetixg:
Notice is hereby given, that on the 2oth day of
October, 1854. the schooner Coquette, tackle, TO-,
and cargo, were seized as lawful prize, by the
L., and brought the same into this District Tor
edtudicstion; and the same are libelisd and pros.
ets tes, for condemnation; and hay been arrestsd
By The 1s ss;a for the reasons in the libel stated
Hall, in the city Of Washington. on the frst Mon
day OF December next, when and where all per
sons are warned 70 appear to show cause Why con-
vene Tor their interests.
October e, 1874 b. AEIG6, Clerk.
nov 2-l4t
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THE TROUBADORS win receive Company at
! Ssndersons hinstrels, corner and Ninth
stree's lhtTVloeins new Songs, Bancts, and Acts
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DID YOU GET oNE'
Ifpot. go at once to the new TIN STORE of
PALMER & BRO,
No. 80 Bridge street, Geor getown, D. c.,
And purchase one or more of their COOKING
AND BEATING STOVES Cheap for cash; at
Philadelphia prices. wename in part
The UNITED STATES, Cool
TIE B s5ksf f for cRdF6Ns! COOK
The VOL EF and other Radiators.
All sfovee &C, guaranteed to be as reprsse nted.
Ion : '''s No. 80 Bridge street.
nov Sim PALMER & BRO
C,EORGEToWN CORPORATiON sTo0H.
chase Gsol town Corporations Stock, which beaTs
"a interest Of sil per cent. per annum. psEyaGHnis
LAIRD. Gleff Of said cS o alton. 80 oe,.dtDi
Towing PROMPTLY ATTENDED, TO. byths
op e GrT.n Tow SSogfay. sssss ss he
- JOHN 3. DAyIDsoN.
my H. Water street. Georsssewn.
Also nErs ss ELF kisfsd Fs s2ockwHEAr
Just received ''o IL EG i1is q pEaR1E.
nov % STIFF Corner and 9Th ats.
l. My stock of MILLINERY GOODS must be
sold off. Come and buy for half price
nov % lwr mo. 80 Ia street, Island.)
TN LUMBER AND WOOD
Il nE Owner of o st .am mill. situated At but
a short distance of this city. would like 80 sell
some
LUMBER.
OF Oak, Chestnut: Gum and H;cksry-to be cut at
dimepsions to suit purchasers. Also would sell
one thousand cords of
WOOD
more or less-to be delivered in this city during
the winter. 81 ... .rs.
i nFor more particulars direct to Mr.. g., at tho
office of this paper, stating directions and pa,tjc-
ular attention will be paid in, Immediately. pO2S l~.
HATS AND FURS
H For Gents, Youths and Boys, Ladies', Misses,
and Chilaren, in everv variety, -..-
= Latest styles and finest Qualities. lowest Market
h. sTINEaETZ.~
noH+2w sS4 Pa. Rv., lear 18th ct.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

Union HOTEL,
Corner Bridge and Washington Sta,
Georgetown, D. G..
This old ests blished Hotel 81 now open to receive
travellers and strangers First class board at 81 50
DAY. ne l2lm"
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LEvEE TOMORROW EvENING-The commit
tee OF the Library Association, 1. o. o. F., will
give their library levee to morrow evening, at
ODD Fellows Hall, 9Th street. This will un-
doubtedly be delightful season, as much are
mas been exercised to make It all 1t should be
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COMPLIMENTARY SoIREH.-Elsewhere see
announcement OF grand complimentary soIree
to Prot. Kreis, the popular teacher of dancing,
by bis pupils. The gentlemen on the commit
te Of arrangements are well qualified to carry
of the affair with credit, and we can promise
all who go delightful time. It comes off on
Friday evening next.
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Try J. c. MCGUIRE CO.. Auctioneers.

Try J. G. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers.
CATALOGUE SALE OF VALUABLE MILL
PR a6Kss SCIENTIFIC, AND MISCELLANEOUS
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, December 9Th.
commenclng at O'Clock. at the Auction Rooms
flames Q. Mcclure & Co, Washington, D. c.,
shall sell the Library of the late Gen. J e. Tot
ten, Chief En- gineer, U. 8. A. comprisiRg over
ore thousand volumes, Military. Scientific, ana
Miscellaneous Works, most of them rare and
valuable.
Terms cash.
Catalogues may be obtained from the AuctIoneer
prior to the sale.
CAPT W G.. TEMPLE, U g. N, Executor.
nov Io-eo66s J. G. Meg UIRE & CO.. Aucts.
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A RAID ON THE APPLE AND PEANUT STANDS.
The sidewalk vendors of apples and peanuts
on Penn'a avenue, between Sd street and the
Capitol, were panic stricken yesterday noon
by the sudden appearance among them of Of
ficer Sprague, bearing an order from Mayor
Wallach, and countersgned by the Supern- =
the removal Of all stands wherein ANYTHING
was sold in the street.
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100 CROICE FALL sTOOK. kOc
4s6- .PApERHANGINGS. 4s6
OVAL PICTURE FRAMES.
WINDOW SHADES.

4OO HOO
Different celors and sizes Window Shades In
store. Orders for any required style size Shade
made to order,
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DY GREEN d WILLIAMS, Auctionesrs
ID No. 500, corner of 18th and D streets north.
HOUSEHOLD ANB KITCHEN FURNITURE AT
AUCTION.
On FRIDAY, the I'd day of December at 10
o'cl3ck a. we shall sell. at the resi- dence of
gentleman declining housekeeping, at the corner
of Missouri avenue and Sd street west, good az.
sortment OF Furniture Carpets, &C., consisting in
Walnut, Marble. TOP and other Bureaus,
Center and other Tables,
" and Painted Bedsteads,
Ward robes, Chairs, Washstsnds,
COTTAGE Sets, Window Shades.
Hair, Husk and other Mattresses,
Three ply, Ingram and other Carpets.
Oil Cloths, Euss, DC.
Parlor aud q .,sr Stoves,
Large lot of Kitchen Requisites,
And msny OF her articles too numerous to mention
Terms cash.
nov sd GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auct.
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COMING TO WAsHIsGToN.-The Good Will
Steam Fire Company of Philadelphia, has de-
termined 10 visit Washington to be present at
the Inauguration OF President Lincoln. The
members will take their engine, hose carriage
and am oulaGce with them.
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THE HIBERNIA BALL.-Hibernia CHM No
j, will give tIrir 18th grand ball at Tenn per
ance Hall, l. street, between 9tn and 1Oth. ON
the night of The I2th OF December next. You
may expect a good time, as Old Hi bel nia "a an
expert In getting up balis.e" 2. p rrals.1 3.
ONE DOLLAR JEwRLEY STORE, No azs Pa
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ANOTHER MARYLAND SLAVE FOR WASH
1NGToN TO SUPPoRT.-Yesterday, Polly Gallo
way, former slave OF Henry Thorr, of Prince
George county, Nd, and very old and feeble
some so years OF age, was dropped from
wagon on 1lth street east, having been sent up,
as she says, by her former master. She was
picked up by officer Duvall and taken to the
Sixth Ward station, from whence she was sent
to the woIkhOuse.
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DANCING ACADEaY.-Prok Marini, so we'll
known as highly successful teacher OF dane
ing, commences the second quarter of his sea-
eon December LIST, it will be seen by his ad YER
dseTnent An excellent opportunity is now
afforded 10 learn the graceful and healthfuI
art under the guidance OF this experienced and
accom- plish he'd Ieachpr
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FAIR.--The Foundry Church fair, at Odd
Fellows Hall, closes tonight, and should be
made much Of The richly spread refresh
Miss Belle Shackleford, (ant her eight pretty
aides and the other tables by Mrs. Gardiner,
Mrs. Smith, Miss Annie Adams, Miss Israel,
Miss Bates, Miss Lizzie Adams Mrs. Tippett
and Miss Vic Eaton, offer the most abundant
attractions. Call in to night
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RYJ. Q. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctione.rs.


N
CAPITOL
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, December 10Th, at
4o'clock, on the premises, by virtue of deed OF
trust, dated August 18th 1854, aud duly recoriei
among the Land Records for Washington county,
d. C.. shall sell. part of Lot No. 4 in Square No.
GA, fronting on Delaware avenue, between and
streets north. Beginning for the said part OF
said ORIGINAL Lot4l on the northwest corner of
Delaware avenue and running at ri gbt angles with
said avenue, eastwsrdly log feet, thence south 20
feet 10 inches thence west % feet, thence parallel
with the north line of said Lot westwardly to Del
aware avenue l52 feet inches, thence northwsri
ly on Delaware avenue q feet AZ inches to th plscs
OF beginning, containing ECO feet more or less.
Terms cash.
P.J STEER. Trustees
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
RY BR0OKER & BELLBW, Auctioneers.
~ No. $40 north 7th street, bet. aud

O'Clock. Of general assortment OF Dry Goods
tHto n,i soaps Csmhs and Brushes, Perfumsry.
ort dony' mhe vi. Albums Pictures. &c 30.
able te rms. Consigamepts respectfully solicited
nov 1N-lm BROOKER a BRLIRW AuctH
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FoREsTALLING THE MARKET.- Yesterday
I. Linthlcul, arrested by omCer DrcweI,
formation of Mr.. Lyles, clerk of the Centre
Market, and was taken before Justice Thomp-
son. The evidence being satisfactory the JUS
tice fined the accused go. VIM. Robertson
was arrested by the same officer for huckster-
ing without license from the corporation. Jus.
tice Thompson fined the delinquent IS.
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n STONE FIGHT.-Yesterday afternoon OFF,
Ger Gordon In passing near Sherburne Barracks
discovered a stone fight going on between a
number Of boys ana two coiored men, James
Collins and @. Il. Jones, and he arrested them
They were taken before Justice Handy, when
they alleged that the boys commenced first, and
- 30, for interfering with the officer In making
arrests.
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CoNCRRTs.-On Friday evening next, the
youEg ladies of the pu bic schools (Second Dis
uict) give grand concert for the benefit OF the
Protestant Orphan Asylum.
The choir of ST. Matthew'S Church will give
grand sacred concert in the basement hall of
heir church on Sunday evening next, as
sisted by some of the best amateur talent, both
vocal and instrumental.
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"ANTED-A young MAN, between the age of
w and 20, to attend segar store. None need
apply but a strict Catholic. One living with his
parents preferred. Address x Star cs. no23 ST.
WANTED-To sell the LEASE, STOCK and
w FIXTURES of q Restaurant doing good
business situated on TIE corner of Az and SITS.
Island: Persons wishing to purchase will apply
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+ HOUSE, No. 415 18th street, between New
York avenue and ct. The Furniture of the same
for sale; or will be rented furnished, to respon-
sible party. Inquire al MILBURN'S Drug Store
No. $50 18th street, opposite q. s. Treasury.
noy2S-3tN
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1876 PICTURE oohD AND fAsshIS' 1856
Different sizes and colors Picture Cord and Tas-
sells, Rings, Nails. &c.
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CLOSING OUT SALE OF TOBACCO.
On THURSDAY MORNING, Dec. l, commencing
at II oclock, we will sell at our Auction Rooms.
without reserve the balance of the large stock of
Tobacco, including about
leO Boxes of Navy and other fine brands,
which will be promptly sold.
Terms cash.
nov 30 W L. WALL & CO., Aucts.
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ENAETED-By a respectable young woman, a
w SITUATION as chambermad, or to sssist in
any other kind Of work The highest references
given: Apply at No. 267 street, between 18th
and 18th streets. nov 2-3t'
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-04

5's& los best br' DIS. 70d75c
do. medium. .65 (d70
do. common. go (t165
half lbs best BIRDS rs ESQ
} do. med. good 20 a15
do. common. :. 65a 20
Natural Leaf, ms. Sldl 25
lNayy-pounds ..I5G 80
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-04
House ON Spring Strees for sale.

DURSUANT TO License from Hon. John A. Wa
I terman, Judge of Probate, hereby offer for
sale the House and Land belonging TO the Estate of
Jedediah Jewet,, late OF Portland deceased. and II
not disposed of at private safe previous TO the hrst
day OF June shall sell the same at public auction ol
that day, at 2. NJ, on the premises.
The honse is two story Cottage, bniit IN the
Gothic style. finished throughout; hard ard soif
put in lsst Fail Bath Room and other modern
eonveniences, including a hDe large Conservatory.
Connected with the house is q gardenin high state
CT cultivation. containing Fruit Trees, some of rare
Species Strawberry and Grape vines, together with
an abundance of choice plants
The lot is 52 feet Spring Street, running back
l32 feet more les aud In the rear open TO Park
Street by a passage way, which with the passage
way from Spring street, TO be kept open Tor the
benefit of the abutteTs.
There is free Policy of Insurance on the House
For terms applyto FRANKLIN FOX.
Administrator, l59 Commercial St
April 26, 1854. apr26 eod& w3w.
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-04
Desirab,e Property for sale.

IyOR Sale in FaYEBURe VILLAGE. Oxford Coun-
II ty, Maiae, the HOUSE and FARM tor many
years owned and occupied by the late Edward l..
Osgood. Esq. The property comprises House, sta-
bic and other outbuidngs vita three acres OF land
forming the immediate hoGse-lot, and eighty ceres
of FIRST RArE TNTERvALE AND in the immediate g
vicinity Tne house is large well built and In good
reoair and Is AZ pleasantly and desraby l. cat es
any In the beautiful village Of FryeburP.
The iaieryaie land viii be sold together with or
separate from the house and lot as the purchaser
may prefer. II comprises eighty acres well located
and ia good state of cult a ion. Two good barns
are on the premises. snd a fall supply OF farming
utensils which will be gold at low price in connec-
tion with the farm.
Ihe house is thoroughly aud comfortably furnish
ed aud the furniture will be sold With II II desired.
An examination of the property can be made at
any time by application on the premises.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION GIVEN. For terms and par
ticuars apply either personally or by letter James
X osgood 1856 Washington street, Boston, or TO
Hon. JOHN W. DANA, Fryeburg, Me.
aor2oiiaw&w w3w
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-04
FOR SALE & TO LET.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.
Good Location foT a Hotel.

... That valuable and centrally located House
E.If and Lot, No. 81 India street, for so many
E2iii years owned aud occupied by General Samu-
-@eA- Ell Fessenden is offered for sale.
The Lot il 20 feet On India street, eXtendiLS Dack
III feet-containing nearly IL 600 feet OF laho;
House is three stored, is in good repair, ara con-
tains fifteen rooms besides many closets ana oiher
conyenienees; has gas fixtures thron gloat; II also
has large flow OF PURE AQUEDuCF WAFER
which Is very desirable; also a large Wood House
and Barn. -,
This good piece Of property upon which 70 max
CLASS B0ARDLNG HOUSE, or SECOND
CLASS HOTEL.
It's near proximity to the terminus of the Grand
Trunk Railway and to the wharyes Of the Boston
and other steamers, makes the location desirable
one for n Hotel.
chanic or other person having means, by the erec-
tion of Tenemens, its large depth afording ample
space Tor block of eight or ten buildings
For further particulars enquire of
WIN. Ii. JERRiS, Argus Office
Portland. Dec 8. 1868. decll MWF
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-04

A small siock Of Groceries in store corner Casco
N and Con sress streets. Also the lease of the
store. Possession given Immediately. Enquire on
the premises.
Portland. Aprl Is. li6l.
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-04
Gray Al;
lA!0!!:'ES9sY11lEf$

HAVE now been before the public for nearly
IL year. They are universally pronounced the
neatest and best fitting collars extant.
The upper edge presents perfecf curve, free from
the angles noticed in all other collars.
The cravat causes ne Fuckers on the inside ofthe
turn-down collar,-fhey are AS SMOOTH INSIDE
AS OUISlDE.-and therefore perfectly free and
easy 10 the neck
The Garotte Collar has a smooth and evenly fin.
ished edge BOTH sIpEe.
These Collars arc not simply hat pieces of paper
cut in the form OF a collar, but are NODDED AND
SHAPED TO FIT THE MICK.
They are made in Novelty Tor turn-down stylelin
every halfsize from IL to IL inches and I'm "Eureb
Tor Garotte, from ID to II inches; and packed in
solid size in neat blue cartons, containing 100
each also In smaller ones of 10 each-tlie latter
very handy package for Travellers, Army and Navy
Officers.
Ky EVERY COLLAR ia stamped "GRAY'e
PATENT MoLDED COLLAR"
Sold By all dealers in Mems Furnisf ing Goods
The Trade supplied By HATCH. JOHNSON s. co.
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in Mems Furnish
ing Goods and Umbrellas 81 DAvOssHIRg ST. Bos.
TON, MASS. mch22 eod3m
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-04
RAILROADS.
PORTLAND AND DaENNEBEC R.R.
SPRING & SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,
Commencing Monday, April 25, 1854

czszz=sz7==zl Passenger trains leave Skowhegan for
ss;Ye<ss655ts Port and Boston, at A. A NJ, Au.
gus a, Ii.V, A. NJ. and Bath IL 10 r. NJ. Aupnsta
Tor Portland ana Boston at 6 80 A. NJ. Bath 30 A.
NJ.
Portland for Ba' b, Augusta. Waterye Kendars
Mills and Skowhegan, at 10 p. n
Portland for Bath and Augusta Is 7. NJ.
Passengers for stations on the Audroscoggin Rail-
road will chance cars at 81 BIunswiek.
The 10 Z. NJ train ON Portand connects at
Kendals Mills with Maine Central Railroad Tor
Bangor, &c arriving same evening.
Stages leave Ba for Rockland at ga. N. and
l. NJ.
Stages leave Augusta for Belfast at4 z NJ.
Stages leave Skowhegan al 10 L. NJ. for Anson,
Solon &C.
Through Tickets for all the stations this aud
the Androscoggin Railroad. can be procured in
Boston at the Eastern Bos.on and Msipe stations.
B. H. CUSHMAN, Superintendent
April IS. 1854. ap23tf
tF-Argus copy
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-04
CHEROKEE PILLSi
SUGAR COATED.
FEMALE REGULATOR.
HEALTH PRES ERV ER,
CERTAIN AND SAFE,

For the removal of Distinctions, and the Insurane
of Regularity In the Recurrence of the
Monthly Periods.
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-04
FOR SALE.

A PLEASANT Country Seat, at New Gloucester,
n Lower Corner. The stand formerly occupied
by e. loaton Us a Home School. 10 offered for sale.
Tho house aad ell, both two story the latter new,
contain fifteen finished rooms, good cellar, and an
abundance OF pure soft water. wood house and sta
BILE con nected The place is adorned with shade and
ornamental trees and shrubbery, mmandsa beau.
tfal prospect is situated in good community, and
i hut an hours rideirom Portland on the Grand
Trunk Railroad. A large gsrden belongs To IT, well
stocked with young thrifty fruit trees in fun
bearing, ga apple trees.l Price slI00.
For further in formation appy'to r. Yeaton, Frye
burg Me-, Seth Haskell, near the premises, or
ALBION KEITH, l39 Middle Street.
feb25 3tawtf Portland.