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TO THE TAXPAYERS OF
e - WASHINGTON.

SHINGLES AND PALINGS.--
- 100 100 best quality Cedar Shingles
l0a,NG do do Spruce do
10000 do do do Palings
100, 600 White Pine Shin giles
For sale low. Apply to JAS. Z. ESShx,
ap 9-eo3t Foot of Hi Oh st., Georgetown
r0MPE TITION AT DEFIANC
LARGE ARRIVAL
-- NEW SPRING GOODS.
Mr.. A STRAUS begs leave to inform his Gus
toners and the. public in general that he is con-
stantly receiving the most fashionable styles Of
SPRING GARMENTS
of the latest designs. which he will offer to the
public at unusually moderate prices, and therefore
Graves determination Of his stock.
. IN .. .r. A. STRACS,
Pennsylvania Avenue,
ap b-Stf between 10th and 18th streets.
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SECOND edition.
O'CLOCK r. M.
AN IMPORTANT ORDER.

The following is q synopsis Of General Or
ders No. IL, issued from Headquarters Army
OF the Potomac:
No. 1. In view of the near approach Of the
time when this army may be expected TO re-
sumo active operations, corps and other indie
pendent commanders will cause public AMI
private property for which transportation Is
not furnished by existing orders, to be sent to
the rear with as little delay as practicable.
No. 2. All Suffers and their employees will
leave this army by the 10th instant, and should
suffers be found with the army after that
date, their goods will be confscated for the
benefit OF the hospitals, and their employees
will be placed by the Provost Marshal General
at hard labor. Paragraph Sd provides that
after the 10th instant, no citizens shall be al.
lowed 10 remain with the army except Govern
ment employees, members of the Sanitary
and Christian Commissions, and the registered
newspaper correspondents. Paragraph re-
vckes the authority heretofore delegated to
Corps Commanders, to grant furloughs and
leaves OF absence, except in cases ofre.enlisted
veterans, and with this exception no leaves or
fuiloughs are to be granted, save in extreme
cases, until further orders.
Paragraph requires corps and other indie
pendent commanders to send in lists showing
the names and regiments OF officers and men
doing duty in their commands who belong to
regiments serving in other armies or depart
ments. These lists must also show the Giro um-
stances under which such officers and men
have been detained with this army Paragraph
7requires that all officers and men doing duty
in other corps than their own shall be returned
to their regiments, aides. de. camp to general
officers and men on duty with batteries OK.
cepted
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BuRGLARY.-Night before last the residence
Of MT. George Lowry, near the Circle in the
FIRST Ward, was eA,ered by burglar and two
Valuable geld watches carried 81. sessi
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pY VIM. L. WALL & 90 Auctionsers
- ). W corner Pa az. s.d oh ~

GROCERIES,, LILO CORS, CTGAR5 AND T0BSC
CO AT AUCTION
On TUESDAY MORNING. the 18th instant
j. O'Clock, We will cell a. the Aut tien Rooms
Barrels White enj Yellow Sugar,
Chests Tea, boxes Sperm and dana ntire Csniles
Barrels Golf q and boxes do
Buckets Fubs AID Trays.
Boxes Brown, Yellow, and Castle Soap
Baskets of Tinware,
Boxes Ginger nd Cinnamon
Gases " hiskAy, d.nijohns brandy and Whiskey
500 cases 0tard Dupuy, and 3. p. Brandy, snd
Clsret Cider
Boxes Havana Tobacco and Cigars
0ctavss ard qua tiers Brandy. cases Jamaica Ruu,
Gibson's Xxx Old Bou rb0n and other brands
Barrels Whisky, yaricus brands,
Cndershi ia and Clothing,
quantity of Small Stores and Suffers Goods
Platform Scales; Sugar Will: svsn's Soda POM
tain. complete, cost $50. ard only been used ,
month; boxes Boots. Shoes. and Stsaw Hat So
ap92t WIN. L WALL CO.. Acts
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THE VERY LATEST NEWS.
AND PROM THE
MOST RELIABLE AUTHORITY
p. j. Il ELLEW g. CO.,
$40 SRvEsru STREET.

II no use taik ing we have got the inside, track
and we are bound to Keep it for tue benefit az our
friends. We have Just received "
sell at 81 dozen - S. We "-Ai
go dozen perry's very fine WATER TWIST. as
good as Goats, warranted $50 yards, at 90 cents
go boxes HOOKS and EYES, gross each 81 cent.
per box, - $50 - cen .
goo papers American PINS. cents Der panar
o;goe assorted SEEDLES at cents per paper
No SPECTATOR need apply Only package to
An additional new stock of Plain Ornaments,
Gilt and Fancy PHOTOGRAPHIC FRAMES. the
prettieft styles we have ever had. We are stilI
seing at our usual low prices, yet we are ma wing
$3.50 per dozen advance. It's amusing to see how
we make goods move on the double quick Hard
marching, but we are bound to keen, tho track
p. j. BELLEW & co
$40 9TH street 5 doors south of
ap t-lw Odd FeIllaws, Usu
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POLICE APPOINTMENTS. = Thursday the
Board Of Police commissioners made the fol-
lowing appointments: William J. Oroggon.
patrolman, vice q. j. Cook, deceased. Thos
Purcell, do, vice Marcellus Morrice, resig ned
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{ CARPETS CARPETS,
CARPETS
OIL CLOTHS,
MATfINGs!
MATTINGSi

With the largest variety of
H0USEFUREISHfNG GOODS
in the District at BONTX 4 GRIFFITH
ap 6-tt 1863 18th street, between and ss
dissolution OF COMPREHENSIVE
The copartnerphp heretofore existing between
J. II. johnson and Gwynn Harris in the Grocery
Business is this day dissolved by mutual consent
The business will hereafter be conducted BY J III
Johnson who will collect all bills due the firm
Persons having claims against the firm will please
present them to J H. johnson, who has power to
eipt for the same: and those indebted to the
firm will please make i'm med ate pay n,ent to same
J. II. JOHNSON,
GWYNN HARRIS
Nashin gton. pril 4, 1854 sp5iw
TIE NATIONAL ALMANAC AND ANNUAL
i RECORD
FOR 1854,
Exhibiting the
POLITICAL, FINANCIAL
Economical, Educational. and Military Condition
and Progress of the United States and of thr
individual States for the years lSj2-3
and the Personnel of the Gov.
eminent for ISA
Emo, upwards of $50 pages Price in boards
II ~; muslin binding, 81 80.
fept free ON receipt of price.
HUDSON TAYLOR
bookseller and Stationer
8p INV S3i Penna avenue.
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RYJ c Meg UIRE 4 Co., Auctioseers.
HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS ON NJ STREET
NORTH. BkTWEEN FOURTH AND HIEfu

HANUSOME BTILDING LOTS ON STKAEY
NORTH. BkTWEEN FOURTH AND PIFTu
STREETS WEST.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. April 18th, At
O'Clock on the premises We shall sell originsl L,t
No. is, IN square No. 5l4 divided into three hsed
some Building Lots, fronting ekch 2lII feet ON
street north between 9Th and eth streets west apJ
running hstk to q 81 foot alley
The se Lots are located in healthy ami vcry d.
sirabie part of the city. for private ana
command beautiful view OF the whole City
Also, at same tim e emall and 10 -irabie Lot On
Of Lot 2, in Square 5ls.
Terms: one. third cash, the balance in six tve;v.
and eighteen months with interest, and secured .,
a deed of trust -
Conveysncss at cost Of tie purchaser. Titles p.r
feet.
apad J. c. MCGUIRE & co Ausa
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RYJ 9. MCGUIRE & co, Auctioneers.

TWENTY-THREB DESIRABLE BUILDING
LOTS IN THE NORTHERN FART OF THg
SECOND WARD AT PUBLIC SALE
On SATURDAY AFTERN0Os, april 18th at a..
o'clock the premises. shall sell to the hiss
est bidder, the whole of Sausre No. so and Squsre
north of Square No sub DIVIDED into 500 .ised
building Lots, fronting respective y on Vermont
avenue and Ilth street west, between and strees
north, and Vermont avenue and 18th street wet
between and streets north
Vermont az enus has been paved on the vest sid.
II the Boundary Of the City, and is destined TO be
of the finest streets in that section OF he Cit,
Terms: one third cash, the balance in six ani
twelve months with Interest. secured by q desd 90
The purchaser.
a3Plots of the property may be obtained at tn.
Auction Rooms
ap9d C. MCGUIRE & co AIes
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GRAND OPENING.
N MODES DE PARIS

ri -
N MODES DE PARIS,
MISS NJ. j PLATT will open or Thursday, April
9TH; an elegant and recherche assortment of IN
SPRING and SUMMER BONNETS of the00
most approved and latest Paris styles, to X
which she respectfully invites her former patron
age and the ladies Of Washin gton aud vicinity
B. Do not forget the number, 246 Penn avenue
near 18th street, over the Independent Telegraph
Company. Nine s. Courteille. from New York
also at the same place, offers select sssor tment Of
rich Muslin and Lace Waists Capes Real Lace
Sets. Collars Barbes, Wells and Ladies' Under
clothing. .... ap 6-3tS
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IlARRELs,

IsARRELs, r.ppr,s ANN cooprp,,a
Old Barrels of every description bon ght and sold
Coopering and Swapping attended to at the short
est notice. JOHN L. REYNOLDS COopsr.
NH Is eolu* corner I aud 10Th sts
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DERSON6 DESIROCS OF SECURING A pI,EAs
! antsprins and summer residences will and n To
their advantage TO call 1T No. 9i2 Bridge street.
near Frederick street, Georgetown 10 q Tba
b. use is delightfully."- located. anists1
EOR SALE.-One of the best and ent;rsIv ra~,
Il Geo. A. Prince's MELODEONS. by Esntls,
man leaying Washington, and is to be seen st
street. corner Of nth. Hours Of reception. only
from 8 to 10 clock, a. M. an 7.t
LHOR .SAI.K.-A superior pair Of NORTTERN
y HORSEe, handsome Bays, Sit years old Price
yi,S0. APslY ct 42e Massachusetts az. apS-St
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PERMANErLY CLOSED The liquor establish
streets, was permanently closed this morning,
by order of the Military authorities. Uannan
was arrested and fined $40 for selling liquor TO
soldiers. 4ts
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[ TN n Z
One thousand barrels fresh Potomac WOOD.
BIZ RNT LIME "n hand and viii he sold cheap for
each: Also, large let .f Mediterranean CAL
CINED FIAS Err, -CE3iENT, aud HAIR at our
kilBs, on Rock Greek, between PenusyIyaDia ave
aud street. GDDEY n EHEEM
Orders can be left st I've Pennsylvania Avenue
between 18th and 18TH streets ap T-6t
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LIQUORS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Haley, pro.
prietor OF q liquor establishment on the corner
of let and b streets, was arrested yesterday by
Capt. Dolans detectives, ana fined 800 by JUS
tice Ferguson for selling liquor TO soldiers.
Haleys stock Of liquors was confscated, his
bar permanently closed, and license taken
from him.
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-14
GOES DYSPEPSIA OUREi

Fsc1 and AgSe, Sick-Hsadache Sickness at the
Stomach, Constipation, Heartburn, Colo Pains
aa IN Stomach or BO'Oels, Dysentey, VOmit-
ing, a feeling Of Faintaess and Lassi-
tude, Want Of appetite,
will not and cannot exist where the cure is used.
IT, removes the disease oy removing the cause. NOT
IKE Alcoholic Bitters which cover up your bad feei
ings for few moments by their exiilarating effects
Beware ofsuch remedies or beverages, but in their
functions to their normal condition and act in mo
ton the entire human mechanism in perfect har
mony, and upon principles synonymous with we'll
feet of "- w eHS u
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-14
MISCELLANY.
How He Wished to be Taken.


A London capitalist came 10 me not many
months since, says sculptor, and opened
conversation by saying: 5-Hy'in
''Sir, your name is Robson"
admitted that my name was Robson.
"And you are statuary," said he.
l admitted this fact also, substituting the
word sculptor.
"Sir." crntinued he, 81 will give you COM
mission"
Robson, Sir" said he, drawing paper
from his pocket" Il am a remarkable man. l
was born in the envirOns Of London, and be-
gan life by selling matches at five boxes
penny. / am worth at this moment 92OO,OOO.
bowed again and said / was glad to near
1t. m - :,
"Sir.n he went on to say, Show | earned
that GOO OOO-how from selling matches L
came 10 running of errands; to take care Of a
boss; to trading in dogs, tobacco, cottons,
corns and sugars and how l came to be the
man that am, you'll find all correct. Sir, it
is very remarkable statement"
/ replied that had no doubt Of it, but that
l did not see what that had to do with til e
matter In hand.
"Sr," said my capitalist, Everything. ]
wish TO perpetuate my name. You have a
pretty thing here in Rome; a pillar with pro-
cession twisting up all around it, and a fgger
up at the top. l think you call it Trojan's
column. Now, Robson, SIR, / wish you to
make me one exactly like it; same size, same
height, and money no object, You shall rep
resent my career in all various trades, a.twist-
ing around the column, beginning with the
small chap selling matches at five boxes a
penny, aud ending with full length Niger
OF me on the summit, with one manu- III my
boz N. and the other under my coat tails.
made the statue, the artist said in conclu-
sion, and got well paid for my work. l hope
my patron is alive and enjoying himself. He
deserves to. ENI1e
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-14

A CURE FOR JEALoUsY.-A jealous man
who was on visit to London, was induced to
call on a clairvoyant to ascertain what his wife
was doing at her residence, some ninety miles
away. ~
"She is sitting in her parlor,' said the lady,
sand she looks out ofthe window, as If in ex
pectation." 1ogsq Ell li1 rsgt iasa
Strange" said the gentleman, "who can
she expect?" "a =
"Some one enters the door She siezes him
and caresses him fondly." -s
"Horriblep interrupted the gentleman
thinking of the Divorce Court.
''Now he lays his head in her lap, and looks
tenderly Into her eyes,"
dreadful! she shall suffer for this" ssa
snow he wags his tail !" and as this explain
ed the story, old Jealousy decamped and re-
solved not be inquisitive again in regard to
his wife.
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-14

QUITS of Rooms, with board, can be obtained by
- applying Immediately at 80 Danforth street.
May 18th. ss 5vasf s mayl2dtf
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-14
Lost.

sta Lost. AAo
CTRAYED from the pasture of Mr.. Francis Rob-
- erts. Westbrook. last month. a three year old
gray Colt, small size; whoever will return him or
give information where he may be found, will be
suitably rewarded, by calling at No. SO Spring St.
.fH 81 FRANCIS e. EMERY.
Portland, July Is. 1S64-dtf. 80
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-14
Montreal Ocean Steamship Go,

4 One of the following frst,class
S STEAMERS of this Line, viz Peruvian.
<TsIEfr Hibernia, North American, Jura, Bel
gian, Nova Scotian, Moravian, Da-
masous, WAL sail from Quebec EVERY SATURDAY
MORNING, for Liverpool via LONDONDERRY. 47s-f
Also the steamers ST.. DAVID, ST.. GEoRGR, ST.
ANDREW, ST. PATRICK, trimonthly irom Quebec
for Glasgow. Prepai and return tickets issued at
reduced rates. For passage apply to b. 4 A. AL
Lam montreal or to j. l.. FARMER
mayl dtf No. 10 Exchange Street, Portland.
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Wanted.

DY Gentleman, Wife and Daughter, wears
ID old, good suit of rooms with board Rooms
furnished unfinished, for which liberal compen-
sation will be paid. Address G. j., box 22O4.
Portland, Oct. 26th. oct27tf
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-14
Elixir
DR.. WEIGHTS s
REJUvEN ATING ELIXIRl
Or, EssENCEoF LIFE.

Fol.
PREPARED PROM PURE vsssTABLH ExrRAOrs
CONTAINING NOTHING rNJuR1ous TO THE
u2sfAs MOST DELICATE. ~ laaI 9t.|
VvHE Rejuvenating Elixir 10 the result of modern
discoveries in the vegetable kingdom, being an
entirely and abstract method of cure, irrespec
tive of all the old and WORKOUT systems. a
This medicine has been tested by the most emf.
nentmedical men of the day, and by them pronounce
dto be one of the greatest medical discoveries Of
the age. s aafe.5H Iilet eE l1
One bottle viii cure General Debility.
A few doses cure Mysteries In females. 5i d
One bottle cures Palpitation of the Heart. tia
A few doses restore the organs Of generation.
From one to three bottles restores the manlines
and full vigor of youth.
few doses restore the appetite.
Three bottles cure the worst case of Impotency.
A few doses cure the low-spirited.
9 One bottle restores mental power. f,,,s 4
A few doses bring the rose to the cheek. r.l
This medicine restores to manly vigor and robu
health the poor, debilitated, worn.down, and de
pairing devotee of sensual pleasure. af 70 sffl
The listless, enervated youth, the overtasked men
of business, the victim of nervous depression, til
Individual suffering from general debility, from
weakness of q SINCE organ. will all find immediate
and permanent relief by the Of this Elixir Es.
sence of Life. - q
Price 80 per bottle, or three bottles for s., and
forwardedby Express. on receipt of money, to any
address. vaT ef.rtr
Sold BY all Druggists everywhere.
DIR. W. r. MERwIN q Co..
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-14

tits more difficult to make the eye lie than
any other organ we are possessed of. To tell
what a woman says, pay attention to her
tongue. If you wish to ascertain what she
means, pay attention to her eye. To talk In
opposition to the heart is one of the easieat
things in the world-to look this opposition,
however, is more difficult than algebra.
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-14
Loan to the State of Maine.
TREAsURER's OEFIcE, q
AuUnafa naf o. 1Qll

IKEAbUkHAB OEF1OE,
"a. Augusta, Oct. %, 1864 "a
IN Conformity with resolve of the Legislature
Il approved March 49, 1854, authorizing loan of
three million dollars proposals will be received
this office until Eve O'Clock z. NJ. the twenty-frsi
day Of November next for a loan of four hundred
thousaud dolara, being the balance of said loa .
unsol1, reimbursable in twenty five years, Tor which
bonds o. the State will be issued in sums of five hun
dred dolars, and one thousand dollars, bearing In
Ierest the rate OF six per cent, yearly and pa,
able semi.annualy DON a. srfs 80
The bonds will be issued dated June L. 1854 and
delivered December l. with coupons attached fl
the seIni-annual interest, payable, 10th principa
and interest, at the Suffolk Bank Boston. f6e7
The. money said loan will be received 1T fhis
Office Suffolk Bank, Boston, or either of tse banks
In Bangor, Portland. Bath or Rockland
. Persons DESTROYS OF taking the loan. or any part
it, not less than five hundred dosrs are requests
70 send their proposals to the Treasurer of State
Augusta, specifying the apAount and terms. NJ
bids received less than par
Those persons whose proposals may be accepted,
will be immediately notified.
NATHAN DANE. Treasurer.
Oct 29--dtnov2l fsuol
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-14
Madison, June sOth, 1854. - = : ~ : if-i-D'


ID
Madison, June soth. 1864. 1880
New Haven. June asth Toe.
Messrs. G. g. CLARK CO.-Geattepss,. I Sos;-
to make known the almost instantaneous effeofs ~
"Coes Dyspepsia Cure, in cases Of cholera rorbMs
stomach and bowels, every fifteen mfnufes :, a on
into your drug store to procure eome hrand1 ens
had always been told that It was good remedy Tor
Dysentery. my pallid face and nv weakness 81
once attracted the attention OF the CLERK IN cha
and ne asked nae at once 'what is the matteri'A1
replied; II nave been fortwentry-four hours vornit
ing and purging, and am unable to stand or wall
rom weakness and this deadly sickness al NV stoms
ach completely prOstrates me-" He produced bot
ue OF Goes Dyspepsia Cure, saying, "tak0 large
swallow Of that; It isnow II O'Clock; taken another
From the moment took that first dose of On.
medicine my sickness at stomach was gone- lis oSsc1
was instantaneous. In an hour eat my dinner Win
a. gooo . relish IS ever hungry man partook, las
teaspoonful of cure. have not suffered particle
Of Inconvenience since took the remedy
a. LIS action was 80 wonderful and so Immediate,
that could hardly believe the evidences Of my own
senses, and desire to publicly make known these
iacs that the whole world may avail Themselves Of
IT'S use Like bread, 1t thould fud place in eyerv
ones house, and believe that no one should ~
away from home without bottle of It ia bis nockt
or where It could be quickly made available
One Of the 1NOensy.eps.
New Haven, July 18th. 1874
MR.. CoE-Sir:-Having been troubled ,s; tfoa -.
Dyspepsia for some eight or twelve morth WIN tne
taken the usual kinds Of medicines which bava S
me no good saw your advertisement of q yosdI
eine 20 cure tne dyspepsia. l have tried n scd
Iound y 70 De THE medicine The 6yst I6 dro,s EN-
Itn on Jlne that took, relieved me In ons
nave saken y three or four times hut have had no
St ne leenng In my stomach since taking the
NAL 40 1sopsi although before could not EAT 4
onths s5u sometimes no more than three or four
'-Ss'-i,HilS without distressing me.
I'd respectfully, j. y. WOODRUFF.
So. New Haven, June Ilth 1894
MR.. CoE-Dedr Sir.-The bottle Of Dysoensia
Meoletne i received from you, gave instaIta famous
relief. only used 1t when my food distressed ma
1t was about like taking two doses to-day one TO.
morrow, then every other day. increasing the GUAM
tty OF food and decreasing the medicine until waa
enabled to eat without taking anything at AL NY
case was On extreme one, having suffered Tor seven
years. now consider myself cured, and BY using
only one bottle Of medicine In the space Of two
months. The dose was q teaspoonfal.
Sold by Druggists In city and country, everys
whore. lf
Price SI.OO per Bottle.
Orders by mail, from either dealers or consumers,
promptly attended to.
C. G. CLARK & CO.
WAolesale Druggists, Nesg Haven, Coma.
Proprietors.
Sold in Portland By W. 3. Phillips, n. II. Hsv.
wa I'll o'ne' 0S~'"i' marshsoodlyea
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-14
International Steamship Company.
Passport, Calais e. st. John.
TWO TRIPS PER WEEK.

q On and after Monday, March 18th.
the superior sea-goinE steamer NEW
BRUNSWICK, Capt. II b. Win
chester, will leave Railroad Wharf, foot sf State
street, every Monday, at O. clock 2. M. and the
stesmer NEW EAGLAND, Capt. E. Field, every
Thursday, at o'clock p. NJ. for Eastport and ST.
Johu, N. connecting ct Eastpert with stsam.r
Queen, for Robbinston, st Andrews and Calais. nd
with steamers for Frederickton, and with steamer
Emperor for Digby, Windsor AM halifax. and with
the Il. N. A. Railroad fer Shediac and all ay sta
lions. 81 q
Returning. wilIave st. John every Monday and
Thursday, at O'Clock A. M, for Eastport, Portland
and Boston.
Through tickets procured of the Agents and Clerk
on board Steamers. -
Freight received till O'Clock p NJ. Mondays az
Thur days. ,VddeT IA .Lo5 sosa5e8ns
mays diff G. C. EATON, Agent.
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-14

THESE words are Horace Walpole's ::"When
youth made me sanguine, hoped mankind
might be set right. Now that am very old,
l sit down with this lazy maxim, that unless
one could cure men of being fools, it is to no
purpose to cure them of any folly, as 1t is only
making room for some other.' aassrs
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-14

Mr. JENKINS was dining at very hospita
Bile table, but piece of bacon near him was
so very small that the lady of the house re-
marked to him: 'Pray, Mr.. Jenkins, help
yourself to the baconl Don't be afraid of it.n
mo indeed, madam-Pve seen piece twice
as large, and it didnot scare me Bit"
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-14
Farm and MIN for Sale.

The subscriber offer his present
A<SN-, commodious and desirabls stand for
MuNTl R sale, situated in West Poland to-
s14 EIA -gether with his new Stave NH; this
! mill a ad privileged IL one Of the best
The above wiz be sold at auction the 22d ENoy.
If not disposed of before. ~ VI tA1E "a - ssr,F
JESSE PARTRIDGE
Weet Poland, Nova, 1884 -d&w2x*