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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-03-30

NEW YORK. March 30.
Cotton-steady with more doing; sales 1850 bales
at lGg1oc for middling upands, and 10aI3c for low
middngs.
Flour-receipts 4ss bbls; sales 1880 bbls; State
and Western duh and &c lower Super State 55dg
6 70 Extra S0a6 90; choice 95a17 10; Round Hoop
Ohio 20a5 30; choice do 25as %; Superiine Wef-
tern e5a6 70 Extra do 1907 10; Southern easier
sales 200 bbs; Mixed TO good 7 1907 co. Fan.
cy and extra 66ol0 so: Canada Toe lower sales $50
bbls; common Extra 9ogi 90; Extra good TO choice
: l0dS 90.
wheat-dull and 1Sd2e lower; sales e,O00 bushels /;
Chicago spring 65al Co. Milwaukee Club 63al s. !;
Winter Red Western 67Gl 20; Amber Milwaukee
l6Igi s.; Amber Michigan lIS9 IS; White do
Corn-steady; sales 24 GOO bush; Mixed Western
shipping in store SO; yellow Jersey ! 29al 295 (;
do Southern 2sal 70.
Oats-easier; sales Canada sgde0i; State SqiR al
Western 90ld9lc.
Beef-steady; lales 1000 bbs.
Pork-easer; sales 1850 bbs; mess % 37ta22 O;
old do % 12!a22 81; new do 20 75ae.3 ST; prime
Is GgD 90 for old and new prime mess % COG
Cut Meats ilrmeri GALES 725 pkgs Shoulders 9la
10i; Hams 1914.
Bacon-quiet; sales 100 boxes at lIlallic for
Western short ribbed, and Ia Il4ic for do long cut
Hams.
Lard-less firm; sales HOO bbls at 10 9l33c.
Butter-hrm; sales Ohio 30op40c; State 43050c.
Whiskey-nnsettled; GALES At Olltal 03 for State,
o3al 90 for Western.
Rice-steady.
Sugar-steady: sales hoo hhds New Orleans lag
l5lc; Muscoyado H9l6t.
Cofee-auiet and steady.
Molasses-quiet sales by auction l35 bbls New
Orleans at 1871.
Naval Stores-quiet.
Fundamentally; sales 800 bbls; crude at s2l
refined in bond 81 ll53; do free at CSC
Freights to Liverpool-Quiet; -four Is 3D. grain
SD for wheat in bulk.
wool-quiet; domestic is heavy; foreign firm
sales 500 bales Cape on private terms.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-03-30

JUVENILE BooKs.-"Elsie Bailey, or One
that Loved everybody" is the title Of beau
tiful story, published by the Massachusetts,
Sabbath School Society.
The American Tract Society, Boston, has
issued the fifth volume Of Sargent's Temper
ance Tales-a book which should not only be
placed in the hands Of the young, but which
those of mature age should read, and profit
by 1t.
"Johny's Captain" is the title of pretty
little story which win be read with ayidity by
the juveniles. 1t is published by Henry Holt,
Boston.
d. Packard, Exchange street, has added the
above and many others, to his already large
assortment of juvenile books. He is constant
ly adding to his stock all the new works is
sued from the press. Ha makes the same dis
count for libraries as made by the Tract Soci-
eties
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-03-30
GenieeI Furniture nj Auction.

I'M TUESDAY, April 5th. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. AZ
- The house OF Rev. Horaiio Stebbins on Hish
sIsset We shall commence the sale of all the Eurfi-
steads and Mattresses Carpets. Mirrors marble ton
amber sois. painted Chamber Sstt. Bureaus,
Sofas, What Not Easy Chairs in plush; Chairs IN
hair cloth, Center Table. Marble top. Work and
loilet Iables Mantle Ornaments. Pictures Crockerv
china and Glass Ware, Table Cutlery one fine x,
tension Table. Stoves, Book Cases Maps &C. &c
together with The entire kitchen furniture com
pIilng a those usefu articles usually found IN we'll
appointed kitchens. -
Stool, one Music stand.
mch90dtd - %N~N Ao-'itiiH
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From Washiagton.

WASHINGTON, March 30.
The following order has just been issued by
the Navy Department:
General Order, No. 81. Ensigns X. S. Chen
and III. j. Blake, having been reported to the
Department for going below during their
watch, without being regularly relieved while
on duty on board the U. S. Steam-frigate Mag
ara, their appointment to the grade Of Lieuten-
ants for which they were recently nominated
10 the Senate and confirmed, have been sus-
pended. For the same offence, the appoint
ment of Acting Ensigns w. S. Dana, +. L.
Harrington, w. b. Hoff, and c. Rathborne,
have been revoked, and they have been order
ed to return to their studies at the Naval
Academy at Newport, X. l., rs midshpmen.
Acting Ensign X. c. Irwin, who was attached
TO the Niagara and was guilty OF overstaying
his leave, has been ordered to the U. S. steam
er Glancus, with directions that he shall not
for six months, be permitted to go out of the
vessel.
The President communicated to-day the
report Of Chas. b. Stuart, Consulting Engi-
neer on the Improvement to pass gunboats
from tide waters TO the western Lakes. The
Engineer assumes that on the connection of
these lakes with tide water, depends the juris-
diction of our governm ent; and also that the
Mississippi river should likewise be connected
with the lakes. He urges that the great food
producing region uses this chain of lakes for
the transit OF exports and imports, which is a
line OF communication at present utterly de-
fenseless, leaving the lake cities to destruc-
ton by English gunboats on declaration OF
war by Great Britain, inflicting damage to
which the cost of the proposed improvement
would be utterly Insignificant. He makes
various recommendations and gives as the
total estimate for improved gunboat locks
for the Erie, Oswego, Champaign, and the
Loyuga and Seneca canals, with seven feet Of
water, AT not over SIS 100000 and with eight
feet OF water at not over s2O, 100000, and the
cost of canal around Niagara Pals at from
$1,000 600 to 100000.
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Wanted.

A honest and intelligent Boy, about Is years of
IA age. 10 lear the Dry Goods BUSINESS
j. G. TOLFORD & co.
mchzo dit No. 6. Free ST., Block.
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by advertisement that the Spiritual Associa-
ton hold Leyee at New City Hall this even
ing for the benefit of the above named time
honored charity, one of the most humane
and one which our citizens always take special
pleasure. in aiding. on this occasion an oppor-
tuniiy is offered to not only spend an evening
in social and agreeable manner, but to add
something to the no,v empty treasury OF the
widows Wood Society,"" made SO by the
draft upon it during the past winter. We trust
this call will be handsomely met and respon-
ded to by all who love TO combine charity with
social recreation.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-03-30

A NOBLE GIFT.-We learn that Capt. A. NJ.
Benson's Co., II, 1st. Dist. Columbia Cavalry,
which was raised in this city, have presented
him with beautiful black horse valued at
800, which was purchased of Col. l.. c. Ba-
ker. The company is composed of some of
the first young men1of this city. And their
Captain having been schooled to active SER
vice in the gallant It'll Me-, we shall undoubt-
eddy hear good account from them. We also
learn that that portion of the regiment raised
in this State, are encamped on Capital Hill,
about one half mile from the capitol. They
have large and commodious barracks and a
healthy location. Co. ii has only one man
sick at hospital, and he is nearly convale scent.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-03-30

MERCHANTS EXCHANGE. - The annual
meeting OF the subscribers TO the Merchants
Exchange, takes place to-day between II and
IL o'clock. A full attendance OF the mem
bers is desirable, as business of importance
will come before them. All new subscrip-
tions will commence to-day.
The room has just been enlarged by remov-
ing the partition which separated the Elk
change from the room of the Board of Trade
and uniting both Of them. The Beard of
Trade will have room up stairs.
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Genteel Furniture atAuc,ton.

ny Saturday. April 2d. AT 10 o,eioek +, NJ :.
" house ofJaeob r. Shattuck, near Tukex,s Bridge
IN hesibrook, all the Furniture in said house ,a.
frisshg IN part Of = sd-teads, Beds and Bedding
hockers Sofas, Ottoman. sc, in hair Card Gentle
Mork. Pine ard Dining fables, Chamber Sets
DDalask aAa other Curtains, Mirrors. Clocks Stoves
Irocsery Glass, China. Tin, Wood and Iron WAR
iable cutlery, Vas g. Stuffed Birds &c &c with
inc entire Kitchen Furniture. Also Horses HAY
sutters' Express Wagon, good four whe FL hare
halnesses Back Saddles Farming nfeusils in varis
", ~, &c HENRY BAILEY 4 Co.
"cu@o otd Auctioneers
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nVWe have received from j. Gunnison,
Esq, the annual report of the town Of Scar
borough. The total debt of the town March
14th, after deducting resources, is S34.014 %,
which include war debt of $1,000 90. The
town has furnished its quota of troops under
all calls, except the last, and has credit Of
four upon that call. Deep regret is express
ed at losing a valuable portion of her territory,
which, by the recent Legislature was set of
10 Gorham.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-03-30

cgThe lecture on Temperance before the
Mercantile Library Association last evening,
by John B. Cough, Esq, attracted an immense
audience. 1t was one of those peculiar ef-
forts of Mr.. Cough, which reach the head and
the heart. Now he would draw tears from
the eyes of his hearers, by his descriptions OF
scenes, and then he would convulse them with
laughter by some of his humorous delinea-
tons. 1t was a lecture that will not be with
out its good effect.
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Morements Of RE Rebel Terecst- 1rrirof OF
Cotton,

6creHcnts Of RE Rebel Torpcst- 1drrirot OF
Cotton.
CAIRO, ILL.,, March 20.
Forrest with force estimated at 1000 men,
was within eight miles OF Columbus, KY, last
night. They cut the telegraph lines between
that place and Cairo yesterday.
About forty more of the prisoners captured
at Union City arrived here last night. They
report that only go prisoners were captured
with Col. Hawkins, and parties of them were
escaping every day.
The steamers st. Cloud and Perry, from
Memphis 9th, have arrived. They bring no
news Of general interest The St. Cloud has
450 bales of cotton, mostly for Evansville.
One hundred and fourteen sick soldiers, in
charge of the Sanitary Commission, came mp
on the steamer \. w. Thomas from New Or
leans. Five died on the passage.
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HEADQU ARrERs ARMY OF POTOMAC,
March 20.
Gen. Grant. accompanied by Gen. Meade,
reviewed TIE LIST. corps NOV part of the 5th)
this morning near Culpepper. While passing
along the line, they were greeted with the
most enthusiastic cheers. Gen. Merritt's cav
airy division was also reviewed the whole
presenting fine appearance. The second
corps was to have been reviewed this after
noon, but a heavy rainstorm setting in, which
still continues, the review was postponed.
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MEMPHIS, March 2s.
Tho Memphis Bulletin Of the 9th reports that
Cotton has undergone considerable change since its
last report. There has been some action in better
goods, and rates went up rapidly during the day,
closing at 4e above last quotations on AL qualities
bales to Cincinnati the steamer Glendale. Mid
ding TO strict middlng b79l5e good middlipg COG
e2i midding 6oge2i do fair 6lG63c
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CAIRO, ILL.,, March IS.
Our forces under Col. Hicks, at Paducah,
comprised the 1st battalion of the 10th Hi
nois, numbering 300 raw recruits, three COM
panies OF the l22d Illinois, 100 strong, and $50
OF the lst Kentucky heavy artillery, eolored.
The steamer Dakatah, burned at the Marine
Railway, was owned by Capt. johnson, OF
Paducah, and was valued at $4,000. Wolfe
Bro. estimate their loss by plundering at
$4,000.
The steamer Bell has arrived, bringing 200
bales of cotton for st. Louis.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-03-30

THE BALL.-The first annual ball of the
Irish American Relief Association, at the new
City Hall, Monday evening, was grand af-
fair. The floor was crowded with dan
GERS and the proscenium and sides Of the hall
were filed with spectators. Every thing
went off in happy manner and all seemed to
enjoy themselves. The Association have in
angurated their balls in splendid manner.
Nay they enjoy many such.
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nr The London Free Press states that an
American engaged in recruiting for the Uni
ted States army in that city, was cheated of
SIS by an Irishman, whom he believed he had
persuaded to enlist, but whom, he afterwards
discovered, to his no small modification, to
have only three fingers on his right hand.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-03-30

DEPARTURE OF TRoops.- Steamer Gen.
Lyon, Capt. Mix, has been ordered TO Wash
ingtou, and will probably leave this port to-
day. About 200 soldiers from Camp Berry
under COMMAND of Capt. j. A. Pencil, 10th
Me. Reg, marched into the city last evening
and embarked on board. They belong TO the
sth, 9th and 18th Maine regiments. A de-
tachment Of recruits from Augusta is expect
ed up to-day 10 embark on board the Gen.
Lyon; also the LIST. Me. Battery.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-03-30

The steamer Eastern Queen, from Bath,
in going up Boston harbor yesterday morning,
run into and sunk the fishing schooner Alice,
of Gloucester. There were four persons on
board, three of whom were saved and one was
drowned.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-03-30

Per steamship City of Manchester at New York
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, March 1Tth-
The sales for two days $4,000 bal s, including
1900 to spectators and exporters The market was
buoyant with an advance on all qualities, closing
quiet bnt steady.
Breadstufs-quiet and steady.
Provisions steady.
Produce-steady.
LONDON MONEY MARKET, March l7-Consols
closed at sliG9lS for money.
AMERICAN SECURITIES.-nnoisC Central rail-
road l5lGls. dis; Erie Railroad 63des
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NEW YORK, March 80.
The receipts Of gold for duties at the Chs
tom House to-day, were $4,000, Of which
900 were in the new gold certificates.
Gold closed this afternoon at Slo5.
The Posts's special Washington dispatch
says the War Department to-day refused TO
grant passports for visits to the Army Of the
Potomac.
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MEgCnASTs' EXCHANGE,
ANNUAL MEETING.

rENHE Anniversary OF the opening OF the Mer-
a chants Exchange will occur March Goth. A
iull attendance of the members is requested thar
dsy. AZ which time the subscription bills for the en-
sGing year will be ready. All new subscriptions win
commence that date. L he terms of suhscriptioa
will be the same as last year viz - 90 tor snge in
driduals, aud =. 90 for firms. Per order.
mch32 did NJ n. RICH, Sup't
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ALTERNATIVES. Attanriaml

nsHE journeymen brick layers OF Portland and vi.
IL cinity are requested 10 meet az the Ward Room
In the new City Building, on Thur day evening
March 3lst at = O'Clock, TO act on important bust.
ness. All are requested TO attend. meb29 st
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WAX EIOwer NToddling.

THIS elegant accomplishment taug hit in six les
u sons, enabling the pupil 10 copy the most beau
tiful productions of he Flower Garden Further
particulars of the Artist, 10 India Street
Ladies wishing TO teach In the county and Gov.
ernesses instructed. mchee dlwk
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rThe journeymsn bricklayers of this
city will remember that they are TO hold a
meeting for important purposes tomorrow
evening, at the Ward room in new City build
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UNION LEAGuE.-The meeting of Portland
Council No. /, U. l.. A., will be held at the
usual place this "wednesday evening. A
full attendance is requested, as the officers FOR
the next quarter are TO be nominated.
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House FOR Sale.

fE:a THE Dwelling House. No. %, Adams ST.,
stiij containing ten finished rooms; is supplied
-~-- with good spring water. and is in good repair
is well calculated for two families.
Lot measures 40tt by I5ft. Terms of sale easy
Apply on the premises 10
J.P. THoRNDIKE.
Portland, March %, 1864. mch26 d3w
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sEThe sale at auction yesterday, by f. NJ.
Pstten, of damaged goods from the Bohemian,
attracted great crowd and the articles
brought good prices.
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1ttack on Union Soldiers at Charleston. Mo.
Secerot Persons Shot-lrrest Of Secession
lists.
ST. LOUIS, March 20.
A special dispatch to the Democrat, from
Charleston, Coles county, says the copper
heads came into that town to attend court yes
terday with guns concealed in their wagons and
armed with pistols. Some soldiers in the
Court House yard were drawn into an affray,
and general fight occurred. The county
sheriff spraDg from the Judges stand and
commenced firing pistol at the Union men.
Major York, Surgeon of the 54th Regiment,
was one of the LIST victims. The Union men
being outnumbered at the Court House, ran
to the houses and stores for arms. They were
fired at from windows, and ten or twelve
wounded. Col. Mitchell, of the 54th regi-
ment, and several soldiers of the 54th were
severely wounded The saith regiment ar
rived in the afternoon and formed on the
square. Nelson Wells, the man who fired the
first shot, was instantly killed. John Cooper.
prisoner, was shot while trying TO escape
Col. Brooks, with squad OF men, went in
pursuit of the gang of eopperheads, and Capt.
Williams has some twenty prominent seces-
sionists, who are implicated in the affair, under
guard at the Court House. Col. Mitchell had
conference with Hon. D. B. Franklin and
Judge Constable, who seemed very anxious
that steps should be taken to prevent further
outbreak.
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MATTERS ABOUT TOWN.
Munlciral court.-March %.

Two lads named Timothy Connors and
Frederick Bali, were complained Of by Truant
officer White, as being habitual truants. They
were sentenced to the Reform School during
their minority.
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Railroad Bonds at Aue,ion.

Two Bonds OF the Androscoggin Railroad Com
Il rany, for 500 90 each. mos 3fI and 342l held
as collateral security will be sold nc Iublic auction
~ the ONCE Of Josiah III. Dfummond in Portland
on the sixth day CT April A. d.. ls54 ten o'cock
mch50 dtds HENRY BAILEY co.
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MAGIC, MYSTERY AND MIRrH.-Norwood.
the kakir, viii open his entertainments this
evening at Deering Hall. Every purchaser of
ticket will stand a chance TO get splendid
watch or some other present. besides witness
ing the entertainment of magical tricks, &c.
There will be $50 gifts OF various kinds dis
tfibnted to The holders of the lucky number.
His stay here is limited TO four nights.
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Consolidation of british prorim.e.
HALIFAX. n. S.. Marcl

HALIFAX, \. s., March 30
The measure to unite Nova Scotia, New
Brunwick, and Prince Edwards Island, I'M
der one government and one Legislature,
passed the House Assembly last night unani-
mously.
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BY HENRY BAILEY. s Co. AUcTIoSEERs
House az Auction.

IN Thursday, March 3lst. at Q O'Clock. T.. a.. on
- m premises. fhs one and a half wooden
nons. with Brick basement. No. % Myrtle street
s t mouse y nearly new, with 3 finished rooms
abundant hard and SOFT water ana eve,y thin 80,
ana convenient inand about the house. lille Gear
terms easy, sale positive ,a.hsa y, al
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Valuable Estate on Commercial
Street AT Auction.

M ILL be sold al the Merchants Exchange on
" wednesday, April 9Th next. at u o'c.ock NJ
property known the RuInham wharf properly
The block on the Noltherly side of Commercial
street, extends 70. and has font on Fore Street.
this block contains Is Oo0 square feet.
The wharf and deck contain q 500 feet and the
continuation 10 the commissioners line, contains 25-
600 square feet
A pan OF the property may be examined at the
Merchants Exchange. Terms made Known at sale.
meh2s I'll II. BAILEY Co Auctioneers
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Real Estate for snIe.

YgyHE three Story Brick House and Lot No. "a
Il Cumberland St. The house contains twelve
we'll finished rooms. Bathing room, hot and cold
water Furnace, Gass and all other eonyeniences of
a first class house. Good stable. Enquire of
Southland Il WOODBURY.,
mch22dtf Is Commercial Street.
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Marine Disaster.

FORTRESS MONROE. March 80.
Schooner Neptune, from Key West has ar
rived in distress, with her bowsprit and fore
mast gone.
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CAyALRy.-A detachment of 40 Of the
Second Maine Cavalry, will arrive here today
from Augusta and embark on board ship Lam
caster. Another detachment of about the
same numIer will come up tomorrow to en-
bark on board steamer DE Molay, when the
latter, with the Lancaster in tow, vii! pro-
coed TO New Orleans.
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IN q X TICULT URAL!

ALL ORDERS FOR
fRfRs, SHBl b. fL9WE& 4 HORTICULTURAL WORK,
such as laying out of grounds, building eraperies
furnishing vines. &c.. Sc, can be left at the
TEA STORE, 1873 MIDDLE STREET.
WIN. S. WARD, Elmwood Nursery.
mclI2i eOd9ws
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To Contractors,

GEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed Proposals.
- for Excavations and Stone Foune atoms for the
New Univesaist Church Edihce," proposed TO be
erected the head of high st will be received
by the undersigned until Saturday next, April "a,
1854
The right to reject any or all bids, is hereby re-
served. Plan and Specifications may be examined
at the Office of the Architect GEO. NJ HARDING
Per. Order, Building COMMITTEE
Portland, March, 29th, 1854. mch29 d3ts
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~ TUBS Butter. for Sale b. j, NJ knight & Son,
- No Lime Street
Portland, March 2s, 1864. mcl29 DIFF
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The Third Grand Sale,
Or
DANAAGED GOODS.
From the Wreck of Steamer Bohemian
by Henry Bailey 4 Co., Auetloneers.

WILL COMMENCE on Thur,d,,, -, -,
w 3lsf. az 10 o'clock A. ~ ~ . - =. w,
d ock, Commercial Street The invoies YVES ,nos,l,
raised by divers taken up ia whole PACKAGE sud AZ
nFered IN good order excepting the wet m eon
ssts principally of silks Hrondcoth, Csssswsyss
Iweeds. Linen & Cotton Goods. BRUSSELS. Oiciosh
and other Carpets &c, &C, principally in unhroken
P'eeeS' Iach29 DID
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CAUTION.

A IL. persons are prohibited from crossing nay
Ia premises, or removing any property whatever
from my land, near Broad Cove, without pc Tmission.
BENZ. WATERHOUSE,
mch29 dSt Cape Elizabeth.