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DANGEROUS ILLNESS OF THE Hon. R. G.
PARsONs.-We regret to learn that the Hon.
R. 9. Parsons is lying very Ill at his resi-
denee in this city. A rumor of his death
was current yesterday evening, which was,
however, incorrect. His condition is never
theIess very critical.
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NEW I0Rhf March 9.
The receipts Of gold for duties at the Oustom
House to-day we're S2j2OO0 Of which $3.50 were in
the Gold Certificates. The rate the latter for
the day was 1855. .
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ALL QUIET ON THE CUYAHoGA.-Not q
single arrest was made by our police force
yesterday. Probably the cause was the ap-
preaching miIlenium-perbaps it was the
weather.
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AEE15 W4RIE1eH's FORTUNES. Novel. By
Holme Lee. New York: Harper & Brothers.
1854.
HOlme Lee is already we'll known to the
public as the writer of "Sylvsn Holt's
Daughter " and "Kathie Brsnde, two
stories marked rather by a certain deIicacy
and beauty Of description, and keen faoul-
ty Of anaIyEing and representing the inner
life, than by intricacy or interest of pIot.
The present Work-and we consider what we
are saying as very high praiIs indssd-is
fully equal to either of the two former pro-
ductiOns.
]. B. Cobb d Co. have it for sale.
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TIE Union Central Committee and the
candidates on the ticket are requested to
meet Wednesday evening at o'clock P. n,
at the Office of J. G. Grannis, A foil attend
sncs is desired. By order of Chairman.
msr30:l44 7. P. WILSON, Sec.
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sFFnH.-Tbe Plsniug Mill Of slsght &
FswcOmb, on West River street, caught FIRE
in the roof on Monday afternoon, but being
observed in time, the Ere was quslled without
any general alarm. The wind waa very
strong, and it was truly fortunate that the
building escaped, as not only it, but other
property, must have been swept away had
the FIRE got full hsadway.
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AZ. sROCk aIARKKz-march %.

LATEa -GaIlaher's evening Stock Exchange gives
| the tOilOUins CsiDg prices:
Gold l6i98 New York Central I445s, Erie 125. Erie
preferred ll5S Michigan Central il91a, Michigan
southern ll657, Toledo l4sz, FOTt Wayne li5, Ohio
40 Mississippi certificates 90. Hudson 1915 Harlem
l274, Reading 14gM Illinois Central 100, cleveland
and pittsburgh l264 Galena and Chicago 126f, Chi
oago aud R. OK Island l254 Toledo and Wabash IS.
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ATTENTION METH BATFERY.-Rendez-
vous at Camp Cleveland, on Saturday, April
I'd, 1854. By command Of
mar29:144. II. B. YORK. Captain:
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AT TIE WEDDELL.-Among the arrivals
at the Weddell yesterday, were ]. P Viii
ting of Detroit, and Colonel B. opdyke Of
the 195th Ohio.
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THE GREAT BANKRUPT SALE Of Boots
and shoes, IOS Superior street. Another
large invoice just arrived. Ladies, don't let
the opportunity pass to get supplied.
Mch25:I44.
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GRACE CHUROH.-At the annual election
in this Church on Easter Monday, the follow
ing officers were chosen
Wardens-C. J. WOOIson, E. W. Palmer.
Vsstrymen-W. L. Carter, E. R. driswold,
Charles Leavitt, R. s. Weaver, WI. Cor
don, Il. H. FOwle, Thomas Walton, George
Deming.
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DEETSTzX-Dr. B. ?. Robinson, once
80 Wood street. All kinds of surgical and
mechanical dentistry done, in the best man
ner and at = low price. deo7R9T
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PEW REETING.-The receipts Of the
renting of peWs at the Stone Church this
spring, amount 30 over $1,000.
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LUBIE's Perfumes for seven shiIIines.
Pure Wines, Brandies, etc., at HalPs Homeo-
pathic Pharmacy, No. II Public Square.
fabqA
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It is for sale By ]. B. Cobb & Co.

LYRIcs OF THE DAY: or Newspaper Poetry. By q
Volunteer in the United States Service. New
York, Carleton, Publisher, 1854.
These "lyrics," from the pen of the young
and talented Henry Howard BroWneIl, are
by no means fsultless. In fact they are full
of faults. They would hardly be newspaper
poetry" If they were not. But they have
the great and redeeming quality of being
thoroughly in accordance with the earnest
spirit of the times. They have caught the
inspiration and glory of battle. Some Of
them burn with the true poetic fervor. And
alI,--even the most faulty--give promise Of
high fame in the future for their author.
]. B. Cobb 4 Co. have the book.
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=. Z. MONEY MARKEF-lfareh 2s

p H MUNEE MAX hhH-Whfoh %.
TBT TELsaRAPE.l
monsy-Easy at 5a5 per cent.
Sterling EXobanEo-Lower and quiet at l7S IA
l79 for first class bills.
GoId-Heavy and lower. Opening at 6s5x, and
closing st 50,
tsOVsrnmsnt Rtosks-Strong. United States
Skies OF 1881, coupons. ll24 FiVetwenties, coupons
l095snll0i Seven-thirty Treasury notes, October
aud APRIL iI3
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r 1 R s II WRIN ER
Ever Invented in America!
THOMAS FARNsWOTFs PATENT
January 10th, 1863.

:, This valuable Machine was years In dsvelopnept
~ combines mansle, Washer and Wringsr Out Oi
nine hundred and ninety mine different ones an Ia
Durable, 0"s anu
Not Liable to Get Ont of Order.
By this Machine, clotf es for Steamboats,. Leund-
mes hospitals. Boarsing Houses and Factories can
irOned in 35 inmates.
Gail at nO. So Pittsburgh street
and witness this wonderful automaton Laundress in
operation. ~
@s-state, County and Tovnship Rights for Sale.
mar7-t45
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% & Co. have It for sale.

We have received from Little, Brown L
Co., through ]. B. Cobb & Co., who have it
for sale, copy of Evsrott's great address
at Gettysburgh last November, with accom-
Panying historical documents. Itis gotten
up in excellent style and forms pamphlet
which every man will feel the necessity of
possessing.
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The members Of Company &C" are or
dered to appear at their Armory on Wednes-
day, March 3Oth, at II o'clock NJ, in full
uniform for escort duty. By order Of
march 30: IA. A. 7. TURNER, il,
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w AN T 8 DI
Fractional Certificates O. @. sc. Stock
HIGHEST PRIOE PAID FOR9
GOLD, SILVER, 0. s. INPsT. COUPONS
Canada Money,

Canada Money,
By E.B. HALE, BAEKzR,
iii superfor-St,
TR5Agent for the purchase and sale Of
Government Bonds.
E&Uncurrent Funds converted at Low
est Rates. fsbI
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LOCAL NOTICES.

J. R. SuIPHERDs old friends and Gus
toners will find him at 227, Superior street,
where he is prepared to furnish them With
every thing they may want in the way Of
millinery ard straw goods, msr3O:146
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CITY NEWS.

For Council Proceedings SEQ first page.
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CoURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-The case Of
Blish, Garlick & Co., was concluded ysster-
day, the jury bringing in sealed verdict
after the adjournment of Court, yestsrdAy
afternoon.
In the case Of Crawford & Co. vs. the City
of Cleveland, petition in error, from the
Police Court, on question involving the
cOnstitutionality Of the city ordinance for
the weighing of coal, Judge FOOts delivered
decision sustaining the ordinance. The
plaintiff pays the costs of the suit.
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sured that the main facts IN the sketch arc
entirely authentic. The author is 3 we'll
known literary man Of wide reputation, su-
thor of the article, IA First Trip to Wash
ingtOn, in the Atlantic Monthly of April.
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CLOTHES WR!SeER,
nnTNAMs nTnmnnCmn

DUTNAM'S CLOTH ES WIRING
ERS Dealers purchasing Wringers to sell in
OF any one but the undersl lgned a. own tbo con1
" by rightot purchase; and also caution citizeSE
no 0ny ior family use from purchasing or snY one
Out nJseiI or aRe1ts, GEO. d. BECK,
mar Is go Superior-st oppoalte pnstofIra
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Sold BY all druggists. Price 35ots.
W. L. PORTER, Proprietor,
hovz:RI Cleveland, Ohio,
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n. =. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 81.

lBT FELKGRAPH.
Ths eJrsnt prices for the week at oil the markets
Ars foliOWH
Beef CattIe-Psr cWt., first quality, al5bs3l6,-
.; ordinary to good, per cWt., l3,001l5,00; COM
mons &l0,5onlZ,0O; inferior, el0.Go4l0,5O.
sheep and Lambs-Extra p head, eq,o0,dl2, %;
prime, 81 5oss5o ordinary s6,O091, 80 common a5,
Swine = Corn fed , pound, 1896; still-fed
REMARKS.
There was no essential change in the market for
Beef Cattle this week compared with last week,
but poor demand. Fall prices were realized for All
RECEIPTS.
Total receipts Of al stock at all the yards for
the week we're as follows:
9eeNea .:,..s'---
lows and uaiFea--.----.. Ihi
veal calvea....-..s.. Ii4
sheep ana lam D8,.-. l40s
bWina o5oi
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AMUeEMENTs.

A THENEUM .DzlA
MUSIC HALL. Ss
A. MONTPELIER ER......-....P Proprietor and Manager
(Late Proprietor National Theatsr, Otncinuat).
D. T. OORRIE Acting and Stage Manager
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FoR Coughs, Colds, and ToOthache, use
Porter's Cure of Pain. We have tried it
frequently and found il an excellent and
reliable sntidote in all cases. Trlns6tH DEM
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hIINING sTOOK QUOTATIONS.

MANANH BTOOh QUOEAEAOfSs
NKW YORK, March %
The following the sales OF miBisg stock to-dal
La Eayettc IL Manhattan 81, Ozima IL. do T4i
Ontonagon 5, Eureka ~. Nashua Il. Astor 6, Srs'
sex lead II, Columtian ls4, Newton IS. Hamilton
~, Reliance 5, French Greek ~, Nsrwich g. Carp
Lake ~ Evergreen I95z, do ls Hilton Z, KnoWiton
Copper lIJS, Caledonian 9.
Mining stocks were very firm at the Mining Roard
this morning, with an advance In Evergreen Bluff,
CaledOnian and Ozims copper.
At bosten stocks are steady at the following quo
tatiOns:
Columbian y, Franklin "a, Hancock Is4, Huron
40 Ise BOyale p, Mesoard 1lss, Minnesota s5, Pc
Eabic So extra dividend. pittsburgh s5, Quincy 96
Roekland Is, Superior 1913
ROsS 3 Prsnrlss' PrOVIsEsa Market RE-
port
Ihs following are the Tates charged By them:
hAms-a agar-cured premium Hams, q D. ...... {
REAeQ hoet . l5fe
shouiuer1-sugar-cured p h...............- ..l05sc
bacQn-Ur Smoked Sidea . b................ ...l2fC
LEr0-Frime leaf, kettle-rend'ed In bbls = h..l3Sc
" Prime leaf kettle rendered in keg8 = b..i4
EoEk-ho. mess q a22. 50
EXtra clear q a2i 80
~ No extra charge made for packages or cartaFs
70 railroad depOts bOats Al articles are warrant
ed strictly prime, and equal to anything in the State
Orders promptly filed. Our sugar-cured Hams and
Eettle-rendered Lerd took the first premium st the
late Ohio State Fair. BOSE B PEENTI95,
Hol. l42, IA and 14s 0ntario-st-, ClsVeland.
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TIE Book OF DTAs: A Miscellany of Popular
Antiquities, in connection with the Calendar
Parts lg, 70, q, and p. ]. B. Lippineott Co.,
Philadelphia 1854.
This work is another of Chambers valu-
able compilations, and is of a nature espec-
tally interesting to the antiquarian and
curiosity-hunter in literature. It contains
fund of valuable information, in the line of
anecdote, biography and history, curiosities
of literature and oddities of human life and
character, not to be found elsewhere, and
which no scholar can afford to be without.
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nov3:RI
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-21
WANTS, LOST, FOUND

Office of Assistant Qu1rteTmaster. U. s. H.
AUGUSTA, Me, Dec. lat, 1854. I
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-21
HLO Tells
. staaIey IIOlIae.a AlIgusta,

Il The subscribers would Dectf lIy Inform
1E5Ea he cit zens OF Augusta. aud the travelling
ss@AsN public genel ally, that they have f.rmed j
d cIpar ner Pip under the name OF
1919 WlN0lk Whit CHS, and have leased
ue STANLEY Hc use (which is Lecaied ON water st
Ia cdose pr xfmIty the DB>o and blu iness per
IA I'm otthe ny bJo tai ffe The 18th day efDe.
amber, 1864. on WI day the house will be OF !,
IN syie not surpass by any hoieI Ia the state
the argeand c0mmouioa as 5ne wIlIne ref ted in
toe mos app owed style. with ever, convenience to
. II the wants OF boar and visitors. A numer-
Qua ana ell-trajned eoFps-f walters will bel at
tsnfauee whose Efforts viii be as, iduouslx directed
aothe co mtort and c0nv eaieifce otl0ur patrons
nice suit of bathrooms will be provided where
t3e suestp canlndalgetn bglh wf Iopiaqor warm
water "a frespr 9of safe VIII be furnished for the
&c ommodation Of VISITORS Wishing to deposit valu-
ape articles for keeping. caches will be at
teUdates to nyey usitors tolany part of the city,
Ihe culinary a Tangemepts will be unds the charge
q an expsrleace0 co. and hi usekt eptr and no
enort viii be spared ID supply the tables with eve
1elicacy in season aud out.
Wetake pressure il lie ngi athletic announce THAT
we nave secured the valuable services of Mr.. GUY
,ohNkh formerly the popular and eff i ntcle OF
tHe augusta House. as Chet Clerk. nn Ter xvhose s
perv1sion the internal arrangement the house
will be conducted in manner to suit the most ex
acting ans aslidi0ue taste. ata.A ga ~ go
The subscribers inteud that nothing shall be left
undone 70 re der their use WostlIl of patronage
and trust fheiref ITS viii meet with the appfoba.
ton and support Ct the public. Il
HENkY WILLIAMS.
8 Augusta Dec Il. 1884, q decl5W&Slm AZ
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-21

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
DISTRICT OF MAINE ss
DURSUANT 10 vend; expo: to me directe1 from
the tion. Ashnr Ware. Judeeofths Inted
District Court for the District Of Mains sSa,,
lose and sell at public eDdue, 10 the 6iri est ia
dor therefor, thr following property srd e,cb.n
lows. viz: 70 4'N'' y. as lo'-
at The Custom House Rai ding on Far. s,-s<,
m sor tgnd. on Thursdags tie Itrenty minth Sn,,
y Iecens5er fsrrent eiereH oclock a. ~ ~'S
nee Barrels + Mclass s. one BarreL of Suoar.
ne ho0t ,cith the furniture tn EFF One Tssr &c
fnd On. Barrel sf1hoidsss; One Barrel and Tsoo
7as az B e. sgg Jar, Tnrse Village barrels u sugar
q Pam q and One o ls-rel Of igor iii, ten
G Rea gr, cigars one Bort: One stasket; One
5asset; ne piece y Cas- imere; Fi0h cen INN.
art "a %SGrs re o4sahd 0ioars Ten Chests
md igh Woo seeks or H,se; Iot If 0li Ia
srass and Copper Three thousand Cfgors. T,ee.
ed T. same hayi bs,n dscreed forfeit to he Unit
N the stric Court eaiA Dist, ics ma
oordse 70 be sold and the proceeds disposed Of &C.
Dh,eG ,s q Portland this fourteenth day of De.
.es CHARLES CLARK.
aeSl1"A v. y Marshal, Diet of Maine
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-21
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

Every intelligent aod thinking person must know
that remedies LANDED. cut lor general use shou
fence In tn hands OF . regularly educated physi-
eian wh0-e pre- ar tory stndies fits him lorHll the
duties he must fulfill; ye the country Is eoded it'll
poor nostrums and cnre.aIls, purpor ing 70 be the
best in the world which mot only useles but al
avs iejurion., III, unfortunate should te PARTIo
ULAK in selecting bis physician. IL h In enta 10
vet incentIoveftable fact, that msny syHhihtio
paten are made miseI able with ruined tufiOns
By malt eaiment from mex perienced phys cians in
general practice; for 1t Is point generally conceded
6y the best syphIlographers that ths study and
agement of these complaints should engroes & Q
whole time of those VINO would comp tent and
successful in their treatmenJ and cure Ire mex.
perienced general p, aotioner, having neither op-
portnpify nor time TO nah himsel acqnail ted with
their pathology, commonly pureues one system Of
treatment IN most cases making an indiscfimin ate
use of that aatq6Ate and Dang rous weapon, Mer-
curry.
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-21
MIDDLE AGED MEN.
EIec.ic Medical InlirmaIy,
tm'oi 81 TO The LADIES ,dg

ID. HUG HE'S particularly invites all LsdIea WIN
rtea medical adviser. TO call at his roo ms no
thsilp eLeet which they viii lind arIan ed for
ther especial accommodation. - w
"a :. : aectie kenovating Medicines are n a rival
~ ~ emcaey AID superior Virtue in rsgulstir All
romAle 1T egularties. ffsir action Is SPECIFIC nj
ceitaln Q, producing relic, In a shors time =.
LADIES wil find it invaluaoie In all cases Of oh
etiuctions At or al other needles have cen an
vain. IL Is purely vegetable. co tanning nothine n,
the least injurons TO the heahh and may DO a. an
With perfe t safety all imes AVN
Sent to anv part Of the with full directIops
by addressing tt. DR. HUt,HFS
No. Temple Street, corner Of Middle, Portland.
N. Blades deeirirg may consult one of thai,
own sex. lady OF experience in constant attend.
@noe. 4-i lo nfDt- .sIFlli jaild&wy
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-21
c b eroke e CureI


ooMPouND IRON ROOTS, BARK AND LEAVES.
An unfailing cure for spermatorrhea, semina,
WEAKNESS, Nocturnal Emissions, and all diseases
caused by self pollution; such as Loss OF Msmory,
Universal Lassitude. Pains in tho Back Dimbess Of
I Vision. Premature old sgs. Weak Nerves. Diheu ~
Of Breathing. Trembling, Waksfalness, Eruptions
ON the Face. Pale Counteuance, Insanity, Consump-
ton, and all the direfui complaints caused by de-
parting from the path OF natu .. " -lg
This medicine ID simple vegetable extract, and
one on which we can rely, as IL has been An
practice for many yea and, with thousands treated,
has not failed a si'gle ms anse. Its curative
powers Ave been sufficient TO gain vi,to ever the
most stubbon case -iai io su1fh ffJ
To those who have trim d with their constitution
until they think themselves beyond the resch OF
medical aid, we wouldsay. Despair not! tae CHER
OK EE Gu BE win restore you to health and vig0r,
and ate: all Qusck doctors have IA led.
For full particulars get pcircular from any. Drug
store in the country, write the Propretors, who
win man free to any one desiring the same fun
treatise in pamphlet form. sDii.saL
Price, 81 per bottle, or three bottles tor g. and
Forwarded by express to all parts Of thu world.
-o Sold by alrssrsc.able dru q lists evsrywhsre.
lob DIR. w. Il. MERwIN &aCo.
p aoli~tise' SOLE PRoPRIEFoRs, t.H
febs eod& WY No. 80 Liberty ST., New York.
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-21
odi 7a DIR. j. b. HuGHE
'=ac An BE FOUND AT HIS
PRIVATE MEDICAL ROOMS,
ID ~ No. Temple Sueef.

WHERE he can be consulted privately, and with
w the utmost confidence by the afflicted at all
hours daily, aud ii ON A M to 0P.M
DR.. H. eddressss those who ere suffering under tho
afiictivn OF private disease, whether arising
Impure connection or the terrible vice OF sefabuse.
Devotns hisentre time TO thar pa tiebar ranch Of
the medical profession he feels warranted In GUAR
AHTEEfNo A CURE IN ALL CASES, whethero long
standing recently conlraeteds entirely removing
tn dregs. disease from the system, and making
peffectand PsRMANkk4 CURE alm
he would call the sttsntion OF the afflicted to the
fact Of his long standing I'd well earned reputation,
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-21

Remarkable Cure of Deafness of TsOsnty
Years Standing. a.

June llth, 1874
1, JOHN A. NRwcoMB, of Quincy, do certify that
have been eDtireiv deaf in my ltft Tor twenty
years, and tor the past six yeas my tight esr has
teen SO eafthat coaid not hear cenvers alton OF
public speaking of any kind. O. uld not hear the
church bells lag, while was lug in the church
have also bern troubled for number Of year vii b
very sore throat, SO that was obliged TO give up
singing 40 church, for had 'ost my voice. had
great trouble In my head-terrble noises almost to
eraziness. Ny head felt numb and stupid, and was
source ct constant trouble to me. 81 't.
u tried very remedy that could B., theught Off,
Invent 10 aurists but they wa ted to use instsu-
meHts, would have no hing 70 do WITH them =
About one month since obtained Mrs. Browns
Metaphysical d sc0very, ard used 1t according "
the directions on the DO lie And the sui is, thai
that can hear well as any man The great tn ube
IN my head entirely gone My head feels perfect.
ly easv and at My throat, WI b was disees-
ed. IL entirely cured have recovered my voice
gain. l would not ia e one thousTnf nouirs for
the bere6t have received In the use of Mrs. M g
Browns Metaphysical Discovery al laifs. 49,.
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-21
To Let

EOUR Ofices: singiecr In suites, ever Stores Nos.
II l52 and 154 Exchange Street. opposite the Inter.
national House. Apply on the premises to
jy4 dit A. L, BROWN 8
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-21
WOOD for Sale.

A BOUT eight acres of Pine Wood on the stump
bargain. =
Enquire of FRANCIS B HANSON, at Geo. 81.
Babcock,s, iessral Street, or of ASA HANSON,
head Of Berlin wharf. FB 8f ~ oct6 diff
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-21
FOR SALE & TO LET.
Farm for Sales

tsau gl.i.u9a The sub criber wishing to change
M/S$&k ~ his locat on now off rs for sale his
MEETi - buildings and farm at Bolster Mills
M1X Nv In the towns of Otisieid and Har-
- -rison.6 81 d3fJ a4xHEH -ai
he said pr, misses are near the Post Office, Church,
School House, Grist aud Saw NJ is, Store 60, The
farm consists Of l6 acres ofand divided into plow-
land pasture al Woodland ALI or q part Of the
land will be sold as will best suit pufehafers. The
building. consisting of two story house, large barn,
constant supply Of running water in the house, barn
and yard .am4ilx5 a1sqaiis -sfs
Those wishing to purchase are invit. to call and
If said property is not sold at private sale before
the 10th DAY of Feb. next it will be solt at pub ic
auction. on Friday, Feb 10th, at 10 clock M. b33
dec16d7t# DANIEL WESTON.
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-21
Freedom No,iee.

TvuE sgosoIi er hereby gives public notice th.t he
mas given ms son. Al Everetl " hiIney bis IRE e.
GOA ne privilege of transa ing business or
nimssm hall aimDone Of hi- ear inRs nor hold
myssaI hsDie or any ot bits be may con,rs c. Rive
o1nef aocount. ZEBUL0N WHtTNEY.
Portland, Dec 9th, 1854, M dsclodlw'