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Netc T0rl: Market.

NEW foRE. April B.
Cotton shade easier; sales 1850 bales at 75e7se
Flour-recepts 1888 bbls; sales 10, 400 bbls; State
and Western 5ol0c better; Superfne State $50
50; Extra 90a1 90; choice 0J6p7 20; Round Hoop
Ohio 25Sd7 S5i choice do 40dS 81; Superfine Wes-
tern 65o6 so; Extra do 7c0a1 %; Southern frmer
sales 1900 bbls; Mixed 10 good 20d1 so: Fam
cy and extra 65alo 5o Canada &c better; sales 800
bbls; common Extra 00g7 10; Extra good to choice
20aS 40.
Wheat-rather more active; sales so 600 bushels;
Chicago spring 62dl Is; Milwaukee Club 6i6l e5
Winter Red Western 6sd1 20; Amber Milwaukee
] 65Gl IS; Amber Michigan 7l0 20; White do
l So Red Jersey Co.
Corn-quiet; sales 20 900 bush; Mixed Western
shipping in store 2sial 20; elbow Jersey 2aI 80
do Southern 2Sol %.
0ats-a shade firmer; sales at S9090Ic.
Beof-quiet and steady; sales 500 bbs.
Pork-hrmer; sales 1850 bbs; mess % 49, old do
% 25; new do % Sla2f 90; prime Is 25d20 80 for
old and news prime mess "a 00G24 20.
Cut Meats firm sales $50 pkgs; Shoulders log
IL; Hams lSVsAi.
Lard-steady: sales lls0 bbls at l3alslc.
Butter-quiet; sales Ohio 81 d40c State 40d4sc.
Whiskey-actiye: SAFES $500 brls At / 05 for State
and o. al 05 for Western.
Riee-dull at 81 g9ic for Rangoon.
Sugar-irmer: sales 200 hhds; New Orleans lila
Isle; Muscovado l5Gl5@
Cofree-arm and unchanged.
Molasses-dull.
Naval Stores-dull.
PetroIeum-iirm; sales 1000 bbs; crude at 80!
refined in bond 5la53; do free at Gle.
Tallow-Rrm sales 200 900 Tbs at Il ial2i for East
ern and Western
Freights to Liverpool-hesvy -four Is; grain 2!d
for wheat in bulk.
Wool-steady and more active
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From Wash;noto,,.
WAsHrNeroS, April 5.

WASHINGTON, April 5.
The following paragraph appears in the
London Globe:
"We have reason to believe that on accept
ing the crown of Mexico, the Emperor Maxi
MILAN will address, from Miramon, formal
notification of his accession to the throne,
and to all the Princes and powers with which
he desires to establish diplomatic relations
Among the number are the United States of
America, Mr.. Dayton, American Minister in
Paris, having already minated the readiness
of the government TO aecredit representa-
tive in Mexico, and receive minister from
the Emperor of Mexico"
There is every reason toSbelieye that Mfr.
Dayton has given no intilnation of the char
acter referred to, and that his government has
not authorized hitn to give any such assurance.
Gen. Stuart, in his report TO the President
on the gunboat canal between tidewater and
the lakes, estimates the cost of a shin canal
around the Falls of Niagara 105 feet wide on
the surface and a5 feet wide on the bottom.
with twelve feet depth of water. having locks
2I5 feet long by A. feet wide in the chamber.
capable of passing gunboat of 1850 tons
burthen, 1896 1914, 725 with single locks. and
1888, $4,000 with double locks. This is the
average cost OF five lines surveyed last year.
The average length of the lines is eight miles
and 300 feet. In the brief synopsis given
last week of this report, the cost of this canal
was enormously printed at from 100000
to s13,000,000.
The Navajo Indians of New Mexico having
recently surrendered to the u. S. forces. the
proper authorities have asked Congress for an
appropriation of 100000 with which to pre-
pare them agricultural implements and SUBJ
sistenee until they can support themselves
on the reservation set apart for their colonial
ton. The Navaios have been at war for near
ly two centuries, and the peaceful plan now
proposed is deemed more economcaLthan the
large war expenditures heretofore incurred in
New Mexico. They number about 1000.
Lieut.. Gen. Grant left here to-day for the
Army of the Potomac, accompanied by Mai.
Gen. Sherman, formerly Division command
er in the Army Of the Cumberland. but now
ordered to the command of The cavalry In the
Army of the Potomac.
Robert Beal, of this city formerly Sergeant
alarms of the Senate, was to-day confirmed
by that body as warden of the jail of the Dis
trict of Columbia.
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from the Red Rirer Erpedition.

ST. LOUIS, April s.
Advices from Alexandria to the 9th ult say
that the main body of Gen. Frankin's army ar
rived there the day before, meeting with no OPP
position. The country through which it pass
ed was deserted by white and male blacks,
they having gone to Texas. The indications
are that Gen. Banks army will remain there
some time. The gunboat Bragg had estab-
lished blockade at the mouth of Red River,
and none but government steamers were al
lowed TO enter the stream.
Nicksburg advices OF the 2Sth ult, say that
the crew OF the steamer A. +. Cunningham,
had arrived from Alexandria.
The advance column Of our forces, under
Gen. A. j. Smith, left Alexandria on the 9th.
The gunboats will probably follow. Gen.
Mower has captured II cannon since leaving
River River.
Gen. Banks was organizing civil govern
ment. 1t was expected that Shreveport would
fall without resistance. The rebels will be
driven from the entire country east of Red
River.
A military post had been established at
Waterproof.
The rebel Gen. Harrison's command is moy-
ing towards Shreveport.
A report was circulating in Vicksburg that
the rebels were taking up their old lines on
the Big Black and Yazoo rivers.
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SAVED FROM DRowNING.--Yester al
ternoon, a laborer on board the gunboat Pom
toosac, named John Casey fell from the gang
way plank into the water. He could not
swim; and a rope was thrown to him, which
he caught twice; but the moment the hands
on board began to pull on it he let it CO.
Finding be was in danger of sinking, one OF
the machinists on board, Mr.. William Gilmore
plunged into the water without divestiEg him
self of either coat, boots or watch, and seized
Casey as he was sinking; Casey clasped Gil
more round the neck, SO that he could hot
move, and both were in danger of being
drowned, when Gilmore caught the rope which
had again been thrown, and sustained himself
and Casey until a small boat came TO their re-
lief
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MIRROR OF THE REBELLION. - The au-
diences at the city hall to witness the exhibit
ton, have for two nights past been large and
fashionable. Every one who has seen it ex.
presses delight. 1t should be visited by every
man, woman and child in our city, for it gives
graphic illustrations of some of the most in
teresting scenes of the war;
At o'clock this afternoon there win be an
exhibition for the benefit of ladies and chill
dren, the admission for the latter being only
ten cents. Let there be an army of children
TO witness it this afternoon.
on Saturday there viii be an excursion on
the York & Cumberland Railroad to witness
the afternoon exhibition.
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N ALTERS ABOUT TOWN.
Portland Dry Dock !.

meeting of the Portland Dry Dock cor
poration was held at the Ocean Insurance
Office yesterday afternoon, T. c. Hersey
Esq, presiding. o. N. Marrett, ESQ.,. acted as
Secretary.
Mr. Woodbury. from the Committee ap-
pointed Tor the purpose, reported code OF
bylaws for the government of the corpora
ton, which, after an amendment to the I'd
article, were adopted.
The Committee appointed to examine and
report upon sites for the dock, reported,
through their chairman, Mayor Mcclellan,
upon various sites on the Portland and Cape
Elizabeth sides-their depth of water, sub
stratum, dimensions and cost.
Alter some discussion upon the merits of
the different sites, and the question of build
ing the dock in Portland or Cape Elizabeth,
the report, on motion of Hon. S. f. Spring,
was accepted, and the committee discharged
from any further consideration of the sub
ject.
La making the motion, Mr.. Spring said he
thought the Committee had not gone far
enough, and it would be better to accept the
report, which would discharge the Commit
tee, and then proceed to the election of Direc-
tors, with whom the subject of location might
be left, for them to report not only upon sites,
but also upon the cost of erecting dock
upon each and any of the proposed locations.
The corporation then proceeded TO the cleo
ton of Directors, and Messrs. Jonas II. Per-
ley, Rufus f. Wood and John Lynch were
appointed committee to nominate candi-
dates tor a Board of Directors. The Com
mittee having attended to that duty reported
the names Of Jacob Mcclellan, John B. Coyle.
Andrew Spring, Henry Fox and George S.
Hunt to constitute the Board. A ballot was
then taken and the above named gentlemen
were elected Directors of the Portland Dry
Dock Company.
The election OF Secretary and Treasurer
was postponed until the next meeting.
The meeting then adjourned to Tuesday,
April II at the Board of Trade Rooms at A
o'clock p. M.
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NEW York, April 5.
The subscriptions to the 10-40 loan at the
first National Bank to-day, amounted to $780,
600.
The receipts at the Custom House to-day
were $685., 900, of which 100000 were in gold
certificates.
dispatch from Cincinnati says there is no
military news of interest.
The coinage of the Philadelphia mint for
March was s3l, PAS, 066.
The rebel Col. Hughes aud Adjt Mcdowell
delivered themselves up 10 our forces at Spar
ia, Tenn, and took the oath of allegiance.
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Municipal EIectioa-Copture OF Forage
Train.
ST.. LOUIS, April 3.
Major Thomas majority for Mayor is $780,
The new Council will stand Is Radicals to 7
Conservatives. The aggregate vote is about
one third less than at the election last spring,
when the democrats run candidate.
Gen. Pleasanton has arrived here and re-
ported TO Gen. Rosecrans.
A report has reached here that the forage
train sent out from Batesville, Ark, was cap
tured last week by guerillas.
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HARTFORD, Ct, April ).
We have returns from all but three towns in
the State, viz: New Fairfield, Chester and
Roxbury. The footings are, Buckingham,
3s,445 Seymour, 30 800; Buckingham's ma
jority, 554l. The Senate is Is Union and 3
anti-Union, and the House 15S Union and ~
anti. This gives the Union party over two
thirds of the Legislature, which secures an
amendment TO the Constitution allowing SOL
diers TO vote.
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EB-At the annual meeting of the Alpha
Boat Club, held on Monday evening, the fol-
lowing gentlemen were elected as officers for
the ensuing year: President, A. II. Gale !;
Treasurer, VIM. E. Short, Jr.; Secretary, A..
NJ Milletf.
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SEIzuREs.-Deputy Marshal Wentworth,
with apoliceman, yesterday visited the Seguin
House, on India street, kept by George Kee-
ley, and seized a quantity of Intoxicating
liquors.
Deputy Marshal Merrill, with policeman
Pickett, paid the monthly visit to the Railroad
House on Canal street, kept by Meyer Water
man, and seized quantity of liquors.
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CoScERT.-The Old Folks Choir will give
concert at st. Lawrence Street Chapel this
evening, for the benefit of the U. S. Christian
Commission. Gen. Dow will be present and
will make an address. Rev. Cyril Pearl win
also give some account Of his labors among
the soldiers of the Army of the Potomac.
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- Late last night, we received note
from w. H. Smith, chief officer of the steam
ship Hibernian, who states that DIR. Fitch
who in the absence OF the surgeons OF the
steamers has kindly given his professional SER
vices at all times-was instantly sent for by
him, and Immediately attended the man who
had his leg broken.
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Stock Market.
House For Sale.

fINHE two Story House, No. l49 Congress Street
Il containing ten rooms with plenty of Closet room
ana wood house, good cellar, with furnace, hard
ana sole water The lot is twenty eight feet on
Congress Street, by one hundred and thirty feet
deep, has good small garden spot. The hopfe will
accommo date two email fl mies For terms en-.
quire of 9. I. DILLlNG HAM, ON the premises
apr2 eodtf
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CAvALRY.--A detachment of the I'd Maine
Cavalry, numbering about 1870 men, with their
horses, came up from Augusta yesterday and
embarked on board the steamer De Molay.
The steamer will sail to-day or tomorrow for
New Orleans.
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sB- The subscriber acknowledges the re-
ception of eighty-four dollars from the color
ed women of Portland, to be RENTED to Jo-
ssph B. Collins, Treasurer of the National
Freedmen's Relief Association, New York, in
aid Of that society. EBES STEELE.
Portland, April 5, 1864.
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Murine Disaster.

PHILADELPHIA, April 3.
The schooner Gen. Marion, arrived here
from Bath, Me-, fell in with the schooner Hat
tie, of Brooklyn, with her rudder gone and
three feet of water in her hold, and brought
the captain and crew 10 this port.
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Gardening.

THE Gentry of this City and vicinity, who may
l. wish to have their private gardens taken care
OF during the season, Graperies, Grating and
Fruit trees attended to, will be Accommodated, by APP
plying TO ALBERT DIRwANGER, corner of North
and Montreal SITS, drop note at Box 1893. Post
Office. apr4 eodtf
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h- Gunboat PoRtoosac was yesterday re-
moved TO Sturdevant's wharf. She is now
finished, and will commence her Government
tai trial of running the engine 90 consecutive
hours. tomorrow.
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THEATRE. - Mr.. Willard, Lessee of the
Howard Atheneum is about to bring his com
pany to Portland and perform in Deering
Hall for limited term. He has an excellent
stock company, and if he will only bring some
scenery with him and remove the old stuff
thing, that it has become worn out and dis
tasteful to the sight, we have no doubt he
will be well patronized.
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Wanted
Wanted.

HNO an experienced American Woman, desiring a
Il good home, situation is offered as housekeep-
er in q small family where she would be treated as
one. She would be required to take charge Of and
do the cooking and chamberwork, see to the wash
woman, and do the ironing. The work in the
whole would be light. Pay l.50 per week. In
quire So Exchange St.
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sB- We would call the attention of those
who wish to pass pleasant evening, to the
advertisements the concert at the St. Law
renee street chapel this evening.
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BOARD or TRADE.-Members are remind
ed, that their regular meeting stands adjourn
ed to : IL this evening. A full aud punctual
attendance is requested.
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GA new lot of goods just received at
Dresser's 80 Exchange street. Choice in his
window for 81. War pictures selling for 10
cents each.
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Wanted.

4 n industrious young man. JIG or Il years old "a
IA work in Ship Bread Bakery.
Z. KENT, No l07 Fore St.
mch3l lw
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UNION LEAGUE. Portland Council No
will meet at the usual place this "wednesday
evening. Election of officers.
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Proposed new Bridge orer Niagara Ricer.
BUFFALO, April 3.
A meeting of the commissioners of the
international Bridge Co., for bridge between
this poins and Canada over Niagara river, was
0O0 were subscribed. The estimated cost of
the bridge is only 81 100000. Its speedy con-
struction is looked on as certain.
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VThe Courier now issues three O'Clock
edition for the trains going west
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valuable Estate ON Commercial
Street at Auction.

WILL be sold at the Merchants Exchan re IN
w wednesday, April 9Th next, at u O'Clock N.
nne third part Ia eommo6 aud undivided of@ths
The block on the Noithery side of Commercisi
street, extends to- and has f. ont FuTe Street
this block contains 900 square feet.
The wharf ana deck contain 2. 800 feet and tho
continuation TO the COMMISSIONER line contains rs
600 square feet.
A plan Of the property may be examined at the
Merchants Exchange. Terms made Known at ssle
mch28 I'd IL. BAILEY CO, Auctioneers
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ROARD,

DLEASANT rooms and board, at No p Danforth
IL ST., I'd door above Bracket st Call soon
Also good stable for rent on the premises.
mch2S d2w-
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valuable Farm For Sale.

THE subscriber cfers for sale,
"A ssM-O the farm now occupied by him IN
HnS - Gorhsn containing about $50 seres
11l3rtee-ltTrJ dwelling -house, very large, com
moaious ana wei built barn and outbuildinss an
In good repair. Said fam l. on the new road from
Saeearappa TO Gortam orner, about eight miles
from Portland, two from Saecarappa and one from
Gorham. II hes valuable wood lot conts ming
about Jnrfg acres, Is wate'ed, an Is alogeth-
q one Of the best farms in orham.
Apply TO HON. IOPPAN BOBIE. Gorhsm. Il. II.
Dow, Portland, or to john Johnson ON the premises.
asi5 d4w.
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-HUt'HFHts VI UfIss IFff'''FI'e''Ns
CINCINNATI, April 8.
Maj. Gen. Butterheld passed through here
today, en- route TO the Army Of the Cumber-
land.
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E ~ PArrEN, AUcrIoNEFR. u E1ehssr. Sc
Schaoner at Auction

on MONDAY, April 18th, at p. NJ. At the head
" Of Union Wharf, where she new lies win Be
s 500 me schooner Humbord. q tons. Also. one
Reach Boat, q feet keel. with sails and oars
ap6-dtd
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Dissolution.
For sale or 10 Let.

TIME three story store, on widgery's wharf next
L below r. #, Vsrnum's, thoroughly built, .uita-
BILE for corn and -four.
Terms of payfn Mt easy. Ii not sold Immediately
viii be leased on favorable terms Apply 10
JOS. IL. WHITE,
apr5 d2ws Wharfenger, Union Wharf.
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TO THE AFFLICTED
DIR. w. N. DEFINING,
Medical Electrician.
No. III Ciapp's Block,

ksVs ~ ShaRR 0AVOAf
CORNER 0FCoSGRKss AND Elm srRKBTs
MOULD respectfully announce to the eitizsns Of
W Portland and vicinity, that he has psrnansnt-
that have been in town We have cured some Of
the worst forms Of disease in persons who have tried
TENTS in 50 short time that the question 10 ofen
asked, do they stay curedy To answer this question
will say that all that do not stay cur ed, We win
doctor the second time for nothing.
DR.. ID. has been . practical Electrician for twenty
one years, and 10 also regular graduated physicnA
in the form OF nervous siek headache; neuralgia
In the head, neck, extremities consumption when
in the acute stages or where the lungs are NOT fully
involved; acute chronic rheumatism scrofuls. hip
diseases white swellings spinal diseases curvature
ossv a. ppsrsivsss 81 Vita. Dsn.a AZ me-. sts
mering or hesitsney Of speech, dyspepsia. mdiges-
tbn, constipation and liver complaint, pilss- cure
u.s. STRUCTURES OF the chest and eli forns Of female
complaints.
By I11eCtr1c1ty
leap with Joy, and with the agility and slastio-
isy youth; the heated brain is cooled; the frost
moved; faintness converted 10 vigor, weakness %
strength the blind made see the deaf TO hear ana
yoa are @Gyi he me q 3
prevented the csamities Of old age obviated, and
an setive circulation maintained.
LADIES
Who have cold hands and feet; weakma ost chs
lame and weak backs; nervous and sick headache,
dizziness and swimming In the head, with indiges-
ton and constipation OF the bowels; pain In the de
and back; leucorrhas, Tor whitesl; falling Of the
womb with internal cancers; tumors, poypus. and
all that long train diseases viii find In Electric
ity 4 means of cure For painful menstruation,
too profse menstruston, and all Of those long line
OF troubles with young ladies' Electricity cerAik
specific, and will In short time restore the sunsrss
TO the vigor of health.
ey- We hare aa Electro Chemical apparatus for
extracting Mineral Poison frum the system. such e
Mercury, Anthony, Arsenic, &C. Hundreds who
troubled with stif joints, weak backs, and varf-
oas other dithoulties the direct Of which, In
nine cases of ten is the effect Of poisonous drugs
can be restored natural strength and vigor By the
use of from five 20 eight Baths.
Once hours from O'Clock A.. =. to =. XII; II
9; aud 7 to p. n.
Consultation Free. iyl4 fsedt
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Nj. l.. A.
A N n nal NJ etin 6

4 n n q a l NJ 2 . m 8.
WNHE members of the Mercantile Library Assoeia-
Il tion are herby notified that the annual meet
ing for the ecAon OF officers for the ensuing year,
and the Transaction of any other business which
legally come before them will be held at their
rooms TUESDAY, April 18TH 1884 at y O'Clock P. N.
~ Polls open at O'Clock precisely.
Per order,
apr5 I'd GEO. H. sMARDQN. Rec. sse'y.
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The sale Of the above descr. bed property Is post
notice will be gwen. aprs a
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V-If you are going TO the West, South, or North.
West, procure Through Tickets at LITTTR's Union
Ticket Office, No. 81 Exchange Street, where you
may have choice Of routes at the lowest rates OF
fare, and obtain ell needful information.
Nov. 2. 1888. TuThSkwtf
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n O II L G E.

In Consideration of the increased price O. labor
l. ana of proven der, the 1ruckmen OF Portland
have agreed to higher rate for Trucking.
Schedules OF prices will be circulated on Monday
April 4th Per order.
April 1864
apr2 edlwN
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Want TO Purchase

A Dwelling House. suitable for small family lc.
IA Gated above Brown street. Address. stating
location and terms, BUILDER
mchl0 diff Portland o.
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AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION this Day


TWO Bonds OF the Androseogy;n n. ;lro.a rov,
Ix,any. iot SOU 20 each. Nos 34i AID 3f2) held
a. ssenrity wiz be sold public suction.
AZ NE ONO OF Josiah II. Drummond, In Portland
on the sixth day Of April, A. d. 1884, at ten o;cocf
nchSo dtd- HENRY BAILEY co.
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Coparnership Notice

FIyHE undersigned have this day formed eopsrt.
IL nership under thu name and style OF BRAD.
LEY M0ULTON & ROGEbS. for the purpose of
carrying the Flour. Grain and Pro. ision bnsi-
ness, at 50 Commercial Street, Thomas Block.
ROBr. BRADLEY,
q. Nj. MOULTON,
spZ du A. G. ROGERS.
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Copartnership Notice.

THE undersigne have this day, formed copart.
nership, under the firm of CHsNRRY READ
and will continue the Provision and Grocery hush
ness at the old stand OF johnson and Chenefy. No.
2ai Congress st. EDWARD CHENERY
JOHN ii READ.
Portland, April l, 1864. aprs DIST