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Net earnings remaining with the Com
pany. on LIST January, 1854 So, 263 go
BY order OF the Board.
W. TOWNSEND JONES, Secretary.
TRUST TEES.
John n. Jones, David Lane
Charles Dennis, James Bryce,
w. ii. ii. Moore. VIM. sturgis. jr.,
Thos Tileston, ii. X. Bogert
Henry Colt. A. A. Low,
w. G.. Pickersgiii, VIM. Il. Dodge,
Lewis Curtis, Dennis Perkins,
Chas II Russell, jos. GailiaFd, jr.,
Low n Holbrook, j. Henry Burgy.
p A. Harg0us, Cornelius Grinnell
X W Weston, q. A. Hand
ROYAL Phepf, Watts sherman,
Caleb Barstow, v. H. Morgan,
A. +. Pilot. y. j. Rowland,
Leroy NJ Wiley, Benz. Paddock.
DAME 5. Miller, Fletcher Westray,
ST Nicoll. X. b. Minturn. jr.,
Josh'a j. Henry, G. w. Burnham,
Geo. G. Hobson, Fred. Chauncey,
James Low.
JOHN d. JONES President
CHARLES DFNNIS. Vice President.
w. H. Ii MOORE, I'd Vice President.
kV-Appeations forwarded and OPEN POLICIES
procured by
JOHN w. MUNGER, Agent,
No. 1875 Fore street, head of Long Wharf,
PORTLAND, ME-.
June s.-w2w& eodtojan2s
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RHFxREScEs-Messrs MAYNARD 4 son.. III = w
Chickerng; z. IL. Cummings Il Co.; s. G. Bowdleaf
CO.. Charles A. stone; Hallett Davis q Co, Of
Bacon, Eco, President Newton Bank. Newton. &.
b; Conn; Warren Elss Sons, New York CITY.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-04-21

WASHINGTON, April 20
The Senate to-day confirmed the following
nominations Brig. Gen. James r. Steadman
tie be Major General; Col. Alexander Shaler.
Goth n. Y. Vols, 10 be Brig. General from
May 10Th, 1868; Col. Jasper A. Maltby, of the
45th ILL.,, to be Brig. General from Aug 4th.
1858; Col. Joseph j. Bartlett, of N. Y, to be
Brig. General from April ID 1864 Col. Jas
I. Owens, of the Goth Penn, to be Brig. Gen
eral from April I'd, 1864.
The Secretary of War has ordered that the
new regiments OF heavy artillery that NAV be
organized and filled to the legal standard of
739 officers and men within the period Of
twenty days from this date will be received
and credited. IL regiments are not full on or
before the 10th day of May, the recruits will
be put into other artillery or infantry organi-
cations. This order will not postpone the
draft, but such troops rs may be raised prior
to the draft will be deducted from the quotas
for draft.
Senator Chandler to-day, in his report on
the military administration OF Gen. Slough at
Alexandria, particularly with reference to the
cruelty practiced on the soldiers in the slave
pens OF that city, after canvass of the facts
reaches the conclusion that the administration
OF Gen. Slough has been characterized by en-
ergy, discretion aud careful regard for the
peace and good order of the community over
which he was appointed, and deserves, as he
has received, the COMMUNICATION OF the MILL
tary aud civil authorities of our Government
Requests are daily received by the Commit
tee on the War for their printed report, much
To their annoyance, as the edition has long
ago become exhausted.
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An adjourned meeting of the Board of
Trade was held last evening, Vice President
Woodman presiding.
f. II. Burgin, Albert Stephenson, II. It.
Machin, Alexander B. Stephenson, and Chas.
u. Weymouth, were admitted members.
The names of several gentlemen were pro-
posed for membership.
Capt. Sturdevant from the Committee APP
pointed to confer with Mr. Alexander John
son, of Wiscasset, in relation to placing a
steamer on the route between this port and
Wiscssset, reported that it was very uneer-
could be procured in proper season. He also
reported as to certain propelers that could be
purchased and which would answer the pur-
pose. The Committee was directed to pursue
their enquiries and report at future meet
fng.
In relation to placing bell-boat on Alden's
Rock, a communication was received from
c. Ii. Davis and Joseph Henry, of the Light
House Board, at Washington, Committee on
Light Vessels, Beacons, &c, in which they
give the reasons for declining TO recommend
any change in the present method of marking
the danger of that rock.
The communication was referred to the
Committee on Buoys, &C., with instructions
TO confer with Collector of the port in rela-
ton to it.
Adjourned to Wednesday evening, May 4th,
at 7 l-2 O'Clock.
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C0UinterctdI.
Per zfnainshin AnsIralaain,. Of Nam Nnr

Per steamship Australaeian at New York.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET April a.
Sales for the week as 600 bales of which zoo
were TO spectators and 1000 TO exporters The
market was dull AT decline of Held
The sales to-day were 9 600 bales, including 9 COZ
TO spectators and exporters. The market closed
quiet and unchanged at the following authorized
quotations New Orleans fair nominal; mid ali =
26ld; Mobile air nominal; middling 25i; Uplands
fair nominal; middIing 26d.
The stock In port is estimated at sos 500 bales OF
which 20, 500 are American.
LIVERPOOL BREADSrUFFS MARKET
Flour dull and nominal. Wheat inactive.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKEr-Beet
dull and declining. Pork tending downward. Bacon
dull and nominal. Butter steady. Lard inactive
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARkET-susar
active and advancing. Coffee steady. Rice firm
but quiet.
Latest via Queenstown.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, April 10th -
The sales to-day were 1000 bales including SGJ TO
spectators and exporters. Market closed buoyant
wi h an advance Of Ia ID.
Breadsinfs-steady and inactive.
ProVisions-dull.
Produee-sugar advanced Is Cd since Budget.
Spirits Turpohtne finn
LONDON MONEY MARKET, April II. Consols
closed at 81 a9ll for money
AMERICAN sECURITiEs.-Illinoi.C Central rail-
road lslaEi dis Erie Railroad osaC9
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xXXVIII OoNGREss---First Session.
WASHINGTON, April 20.

WASHINGTON, April 20.
SENATE.
Mr.. Wilson introduced bill to amend sec
ton so OF an act entitled an act to establish
the Treasury Department, approved Sept. I'd,
1889. The bill forbids Government officers
and agents purchasing lands sold under the
confscation and tax laws.
MIR. Harris introduced joint resolution in
reference to the taking of the census for 1865.
Referred to the Judiciary Committee.
Mr.. Lane, of Kansas. called up the bill
making an additional grant of lands to aid in
the construction of railroads and telegraph
lines in Kansas, which was passed.
The subject appointing committee of con-
ference on the Montana bill came up, and was
debated by Messrs. Wilkinson, Hendrick and
Trumbull. 1t was then laid over.
The bill to repeal the fugitive slave law
came up in order.
Mr.. Foster addressed the Senate in support
Of the bill as amended by Mr.. Sherman
Mr.. Brown spoke briefly in opposition to
the bill
Mr.. Wiley then obtained the floor.
On motion of Mr.. Lane, of Kansas the
Senate then went into executive session, and
shortly after adjourned
HOUSE.
The House Immediately went into a Com
mittee OF the Whole on the State of the
onion, Mr.. Washburne in the chair, and re-
sumed the consideration of the internal reye-
nue. bill. General debate has been closed, and
five minute speeches only will be allowed on
amendments.
Among the amendments, some of which are
merely verbal, the number of revenue agents
to be appointed by the Secretary of the Treas
ury to aid in the prevention, detection and
punishment of frauds on the internal revenue
is increased from three to five.
Mr.. Morton offered an amendment, which
was adopted, that if any assessor shall demand
or receive, directly or indirectly, from any
deputy assessor, as condition OF his appoint
ment to or continuance in office, any portion
Of the compensation herein allowed to such
assessor so suffering, shall be sumharly dis
missed from Office, and liable to fine OF not
less than $50 on conviction OF the offence.
An amendment was adopted that the time
OF sale OF real estate TO satisfy duties shall not
he less than twenty nor more than forty days
from the date of giving notice.
The committee acted on forty-two sections
OF the general provisions of the bill, the
amendments being mainly of verbal charac-
ter. There was no Debate, but merely expla-
nations.
The House at 40 o'clock took a recess I'M
I'll o'clock.
EVENING SESSION.
Mrlkasson, Of Iowa, from the Committee
on Uniform Weights Of Coinage, reported the
Senate bill providing for q new cent coinage
and new two cent pieces.
Mr.. Stevens, of Pa, opposed the bill. The
bill passed.
The House resumed the consideration Of
the bill providing Republican Government
for the States overthrown by the rebellion.
Mr.. Morton, Of ILL.,, spoke in favor Of the
bill.
Alter debate the House adjourned.
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NEW BooKs.-"Ned's Motto or Little by
thor of Faithful and True" and other works.
1t is a highly entertaining and instructive
story; showing in the experience OF every
day life how much can be done If taking little
by little. Published by Robert Carter d
Brothers, New York.
The same firm have also published Rev. DIR.
Hanna's work-"The Forty Days after our
Lords Resurrection" containing The Reser
rection; Appearance to Mary Magdalene !;
The Journey to Emmaus; The Evening Meet
ing; Incrediblity of Thomas; The Lakeside
of Gallilee; Peter and John; The Great Com
mission; The Ascension; Appendix. DIR.
Hanna is one of the ablest writers of the day
in calculating the narratives of the Gospels,
and clothing them with intense interest.
'The Cedar Christian, and other Practical
Papers," by Rev. Theodore l.. Cuyler, is the
title of another book from the same publish
ing house. 1t consists OF a series of articles,
many of which originally appeared in the
New York Independent and New FORK Evan
gelist. They are written in the usual beauti-
ful style Of the author.
The Massachusetts Sabbath School Society
have just published = beautiful little book en-
titled "Minnie Watson" II is the life of
child who died at the age Of thirteen years I;
and it cannot fail TO affect the minds and
hearts of the young readers, so interesting is
it,
The same Society have also published the
story of the Sabbath School Chestnut" by
Rev. Asa Billiard. Some OF the incidents of
this story have been published in the papers,
and have obtained very extended cireula-
tion throughout the land. A correct history
is now given, which is1ull Of interest.
All Of the above works, with thousands of
other Juvenile and Sabbath School books, can
be found at the bookstore Of ii. Packard, No.
ol Exchange Street.
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NEW FORK, April 20.
Cotton-a shade frmer; sales 1850 bales at 76dD Oc
Tor middling uplands and 16a,ec for low middlngs.
flour-receipts 7lS2 bbls; sales IA 800 bbls State
and Western active and 10 a2Oc better; Super State
7059 90; Extra 50G7 20; choice 75as 90; Round
Hoop Ohio 80a8 10; choice 1i(o9 30; Superfns
Western Z 10a7 IS; Extra do 65as 90: Southern
frmer sales 0J00 bbls Mixed to good 00Sl8 &c;
Fancy and extra 35g IL 25; Canada l5o20c bet
tsr sales $50 bbls; common Extra al 7t; extra
good to choice s0d93
Wheat-1a2c better; Chicago spring | i2dl 70;
Milwaukee Club 73ul rs; Amber Michigan 7eD
/ IS; Winter Red Western i7al SO; Choice White
Michigan. 200.
Corn-2c better; sales 81, 900 bushels; Mixed Wee.
tern 3lal 80 in store
Oats-dull aud lower; sales at sSQs9 Ic for Can
ada; S9as9ic for State; sea gjc for Western.
Beef-quiet and firm: sales 800 bbs.
Pork-steady at about yesterday prices sales 300
bbls; mess % 25ar25 81 old do rs 25a25 Is; new d
26 0eo926 %: prime ~ 00a23 % for old and new
prime mess 20 00SD26 25.
Cut Meats trmer; sales $50 pkgs; Shoulders IL 10
Gl2c Hams l5al6c.
Lard-inactive and shade easier; sales S75 bbls
at l3iG4Ic.
Butter-lower; sales Ohio 26d3oc: State 30d35c
Whiskey-irregular and lower; sales 300 bbls
at C81l 10 for State and Western
Rice-dull at 9id9tc for Rsngoon.
Sugar-tirm: sales 600 hhds; New Orleans Is! /;
Musc0vado 1539l6.
Cofee-trm.
Molasses-steady.
Naval Stores-quiet.
Petroleum-hrm and quiet; crude at 35a36Jc; re-
fined in bond 5la6i; do tree at &C.
Hdes-quiet.
Lead-dull; Spanish lIsGll'
Freights to Liverpool-dull and nominal
Wool-quiet and firm.
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s. j. Court--ApriI Term.
DAVIS j., PRESIDING.


Wednesday.-Th traverse juries were. form
ed as follows:
First Jury-Asa Greeley, Foreman, Cum
berland; Daniel Anthoine, Cape Elizabeth I;
David Averill, Ira J. Bachelor, and William
Gray, Portland; Josiah Dodge, Windham /;
VIM. G.. Coombs, New Gloucester; Elisha
Collins, Jr., Scarboro'; Robert T. Curtis. Jas.
S. Curling, Freeport; Geo. s. Dunning, Harps-
well; Geo. w. Hall, Naples.
Second Jury Amherst Whitmore, Fore
man, Isaiah Jordan, Brunswick Thomas
Hannaiord, Cape Elizabeth; VIM. Z. Hayden,
Raymond; VIM. c. Hill, Harrison; Albion
Keith, Portland; Parker 5. Libby, Gray; Alb
ner Mcdonald, Standish; Andrew A. Merrill,
Westbrook; Haskell ID. Murch, Brldgton;
John w ate, Falmouth; Amos Ward, Sebago.
The Court adjourned to 0 O'Clock, Thursday
morning, at which time No %, John G. Wood
VS.. David Pencil et ais, viii be taken up
for trial.
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NEw FRUIr SToBE.-Mr. G. Sawyer has
improved the store No. 43 Exchange Street,
and has stocked Il with large assortment OF
fruits, confectionery, &c, that make ones
mouth water to look at. 1t is his intention to
keep fully supplied with all choice domestic
and foreign fruits, sauces, &c. His confec-
tionery is from the largest and best establish
ment in New England, and of the purest
kind. Sauces and pickles OF every descrip-
tion, and of the best quality, can be found
here. Give him call.
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HARRINGTON, the prince of ventriloquists
and one of the best magicians of the old
school, now on the stage, had full house at
Deering Hall, last evening The entertain
ment was very attractive. Mr.. Harrington
put stopper upon the first rowdy demon
STATIONS, and brought up the whistling boys
promptly and eilectually. He will, we dare
say, have a crowded house this evening, the
last but one of his appearances in this city.
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NEW YORK, April 20
The Commercials special Washington dis
patch says il is pretty decidedly settled that
the National bank bill will not come up in the
Senate this week. IL will be so amended as
10 permit taxation, and only establish seven
per cent. as the rate of interest in States
where no legal rate exists. Many members
are Withdrawing their opposition TO direct
tax.
Ten. Frank Blair will soon leave TO take
command in the feld.
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The Late battle at Grand Eeorc.

WASHINGTON, April 20.
The military authorities here have received
the following dispatch, dated Cairo, last night
Two letters arrived here this afternoon, both
from naval officers. one from Grand Ecore,
half way between Satchez and Shreveport,
dated the 10th. and the other from Alexan-
dria, dated the 18th inst. The battle was very
near the place first named. Smith appears to
have been worsted, also abe 18Th corps. which
came TO his aid. Franklin took part aud the
enemy were beaten"
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NEW YORK, April 20.
The whole family Of Mr.. McMann, residing
at Tsrport, Penn, were burnt 10 death on the
night of the Sth inst, by the destruction OF
their house. The father, mother and four
children persisted
The 3lst and sd Me. Regiments, each 1000
strong. passed through this city to-day for
Annapolis.
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SPRINGFIELD, Mass, April 90
A young woman, named Mrs. S. A. Leon
ard. passenger between New York and Bos-
ton, stopped ut the Massasoit House, in this
city, last evening and tonight was found dead
in her bed. She was without baggage, but
was well dressed and no clue is dscoverable
as to her residence or the cause of her death.
She was about so years old.
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I1-We understand that at a meeting OF
the Third Parish, on Monday evening last, a
vote was unanimously passed, requesting
their pastor, Rev. DIR. Dwight, to withdraw
his letter of resignation, and rendering him a
vacation of six months In which to recruit
his impaired health. The Dr., we regret to
Say, feels compelled to decline the generous
and complimentary proposition.
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Valuable Real Estate at Auction.

nN Tuesday. April u. Al I23 o'eloek N on the
~ PREMISE. TIE valuable lot OF land with the
susaines thereon situated. the conner Of GRAY
and Ntnter STREET The house = q two story ives 4.
81 -. s"nse, hnished throughout. and IN aHs order
.'hef modern IMPROVEMENTS, aBd one 81 the ao.t
ae.hAie Ftef - property Of ifs elias IN the mar.
ret hh a aithy and pleasant LEGALITY ard e..
eel eut ntighbofhood. We therefore estseisll, re-
omnend = for a residence 1he title y clear sale
positive aad terms tasy. Dor Particular tnQuIgo of
apistd cH-Argus and Courier copy
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TEMPERANCE CONVENTION The Cum
berland County Temperance Convention, TO
be held to-day at Rev. Mr. Adams's Church,
in Falmouth, will be large and interest
ing meeting, if the weather should be fayora-
bic. We learn that quite large number are
Band will add to the interest of the occasion.
The meeting will be held afternoon and eve
ming
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CAUTIONi

MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALERS IN
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS are respectfully eau
toned against using the name CABINET ORGANS
applied to any instruments but those of our make.
This name is our trade mark legally secured and
shall feel compelled to seek legal redress for any
infringement Of our rights in regard to it.
PURCHASERS of instruments respectfully
advised that the CABINET ORGAN, made exclu.
siyey by us, is essentially different from harmoni-
ums and all other small organs upon which instru-
ments we claim that 1t is an important impr oyement
The great reputation which the CABINET OReAps
have obtained. and the widely increasing demand
for them have induced certain parties to advertise
quite different instruments as CABINET ORGANs in
some cases. and in others, 10 represent to purchas
ers that harmonious and other reed organs are the
same thing The superiority of the CABINET Or
CANS. which has given them their high reputation
and elected such strong eommendation from the
most eminent organsts and artists of the country
arises not merely from the superiority Of their work
manship, but is the result in large measure, Of
several patents which are exclusively ours and the
employment of processes peculiar 10 ourselves,
~hish are the result of long experience and extend
ed experiment
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ga squad OF about $50 soldiers len
Camp Berry last evening and embarked on
board the steamer for Boston. Eighty-fye Of
the number RENTED home TO their families
Sl6, 400 90.
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Financial,

New YORK, April 20.
The subscriptions to the lo-40 loan at the
LIST National Bank to-day amounted to S544,-
$50.
The receipts at the Custom House to-day
were SAIL 600, of which Sl05, 900 were in gold
certificates.
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FAST DAY SERMoS.-We shall publish ON
Saturday morning, the sermon delivered by
Rev. George Leon Walker, in State Street
Church, ON the recent annual Fast. Those
who wish for extra copies, had better make
early application. 1t was very able produc-
ton, and will be in great requisilion.
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EDw M.PATTEN. AUCTIoEEER. p Eachspge !,
Real Estate en- Brown strees as
Aneiiom

I'M Tuesday. April 2tth, ats r NJ en- the preua-
" lees z Brown street. The House bfek tire.
stories vi twelve good sind rooms bath nx
room. furnaee. Range. and Gas Mixtures. May BE-
seen - saturday aud Monday, Gom stosPM.
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fB-hembers Of the Mechanic Association
are reminded that their meeting lor the cleo
ton Of officers stands adjourned 10 this eve
ming, At l-s O'Clock.
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hhNhf BALLET Co. AUCffONkkkS.
-. On Wednesday. April 27th. at 3 o'clock r.
81 " ON the premises, will DO offered fer sale
LII the pleasantly located two storied DweIlln q
= iion.e. with Easement, ON tho east corner OF
York and lying Street. its near proximity 90 the
aepot and the numerous manufacturing establ an
menis IN that Immediate vicinity employing q large
humber OF hands. renders this house extremely de-
siraole a. boarding house for private families
LOT either Of which IL Is eapitaly gsd II con-
tahs 10 or 10 finished rooms has good cellar with
large estern of rain water in he ame and n III
near the back door with good pump. never failin
70 furnish an abundant supply Of ercehenf Nafer.
OF SAFE. ap2l did
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CINCINNATI. April 20.
floar hrm At 7Qa7 %. Mhi.key Unsettled at
] u offered l0al u asked. Provisions quiet and
nfm.
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=. H. rAffEN. AUcTIoNEER. IL Exchange 81.
Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, &e., at
Auction.

~ saturday April 23d, at 10 A NJ, will be sold
u the remainder tf the goods left from Tuesday's
sais eohsisting q general assortment Of Linen
Cotton aud Wooden Goods. hosiery. Gloves. Tancy
F~7' 49, a. ~ dti
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Buggy for Sale.

A Massachusetts tuilt. 'arge. easy Top Buggy Is
"A for sale at Or. RlPLEf'S stable in Temple
sfSe'' ap20 d&wtf
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- t. aEd Ioueffsi sfeam Tag =.
- WAENfNh. Csrf l. Mli.kra. wt4 -
49, "a rtsdsnsss Al ~ t4aass ltoth day .tIL
aHa aiFhf o. exfcais pftstH 90 tos na anA f7aE1-
ffriiaK - ihts hsrlaf sna fttanify
Order In sta tha 1sEisan o. basrd al Central
wharf. sta
is. WINSTON. agssf.
apsfs Csatral wharf
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ALTERS ABOUT TOWN,
Religious Notices.
Board of Trade.

IF Rev. l.. ID. Strout breaches this THURSDAY
evening at Casco Street Church, at u O'Clock
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AUCTION SALES.
The Fourth Great Sale Of Damay
ed (.nnAS

From the WRECKED STEAMER BOHEMIAN.
for the benefit OF whom II may concerp-wiiI e.. ~
mence on Friday next. April ed. at 10 o'cloeI a
M, al No. ., Galrs Block, Commercial street Port
land-consisting of Brosdcloths, Cashmere sati-
nets, wee -, Pnnts, Blesched and Unbesehed Cot.
tons, Dress Goods OF various kinds, Tailor him
mines iioseiry, Linens, silks. Carpets, &C &c
comprising a general assortment OF Dry GC0ds =
These Goods are al fresh from the water having
oeeh rai-ed by the Diycrs, and landed fhis week
uoous open Tor examination at o'clock ON the
morning Of sale. HENRY RAIIEy q C.s
"Pi-' utu Auctioneers.
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CITY OF PORTLAND.
Dissolution.

rIsHE copartneF.hip ofJ. STEVENS co this
i day dissolved By mafssi coassnf All Fer.oHs
Indebted rcqss-trd to mate inanncatMte fAN
20 either partner JOSHUA hFtNkNS.
April u, i~S 4. a. nASkklL.
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4 shop achf. aheut : tous hurfhea ons year
~ Old, vel ioHnd N sails. taekisuw Ae
Apply 20 pvsaiS Dyer. had hrosns wh&rf
Commercial street.
faftiaad. April ~. lSGL arFia 49,
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MASON & HAMLIN,
S7i Wa.hiagten Street, Boston,
apl3 : Mercer Street, New York eod4t
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lkUG cLkkk WANTED. oss thsi "a. bad ous
n 20 two YEAR experience, preferred. ApPit a.
10. lf5 Congress g. l@sitf