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The Portland daily press., 1864-08-31

There are other reasons why you should 90
Aou have all passed through q season OF un.
common pressure as 10 labors In the iield and
the shop. You have all had no small share
OF heart work as well as hand work to do, aud
you all leel as II little relaxation, both OF the
body and the mind, would do you good--as II
it would act as cordial to the body, and COM
Tort to the soul. A trip to the Springfield
show would be just the thing for you. IL
would relax tue rigorous pressure which has
borne down upon your body and mind, and
renew the vigor Of your frame aud elasticity
of your intellect. 1t would give you pleas
ant sources for present enioymcht,and themes
for hundreds of interesting and useful remin-
iscences for the future; aud you would come
back refreshed by the change of thought.
change OF scene, and change of labor, stron-
ger, wiser and happier. so much for mere
personal incentives Tor going. But there are
reasons higher aud more noble than these
The duties which all of Us owe to social liie.-
We can't live without help from others-oth-
ers can live without help from us. Think aud
talk as you may about il, all the interests aud
organizations OF society are interviewer Jas are
The meshes OF a net, a. the roots and branch
es and tbres and leaves of a tree. Small and
individuality weak as are the component parts
when distnembered aud separated, they are
nevertheless elements OF life and strength and
power Wien united into healthy and harmo-
nious action.
Much has been said and written on this
topic. Mankind, and farmers especially, have
not yet come up to a full realization of the
importance OF associated action, and the value
Of more freely and more frequently visiting
and mingIing with Others Of like feelings aud
like pursuits beyond the smoke Of their chin
neys. 1t would take you q long time, and alb
sorb lots OF '.gfeenbacksa TO travel over all
New England, aud chat with the farmers ON
your way. But few days spent at the COM
ing exhibition, and comparatively small ex-
peHse, would enable you TO see much of New
England people, and OF New England products,
aud help you 10 realize that you are all recip-
rocally useful and ever necessary TO each
Others welfare aud prosperity, and that the
more intimately and ardently you cultivate
these social relations, the stronger and more
prosperous you become as individuals and as
a people Maine Farmer.
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augladtd
u. y. Marshal's Notice.

UNITED STATES or AMERICA,
DISTRICT or MAINE ss.
DURSUANT Is Monifion from the Hon. Ashur
Ware, Judge OF the United StAtos District Court.
within and Tor the District OF Maine. hereby give
punc tice that the following Libel has been filed
in said Court. viz
A i5ef against ONE 9RRTY-sKoosp FART OF
THE SHIP JoslPH CLARK, aud her dpparfeRances,
seized By tho Collector OF the district of Bangor,
the tenth day Of october, is5s. at Bangor in said
District
Which seizure was far breach OF the laws of the
United States as IL moro particularly set forth in
said Libel: tiiat q hfaring and trial Will be had
thereon At Bafh Ia said Dsir Ct the Ffrss Tues
dpg II 81 ptcHsbcr hert where any persons intcret-
ed may appear and show cause ifany can be shown.
wherefore the came should not be decreed forfeit
and disposed Of according TO law.
Dated At Portland this twenty-see0nd day of Au.
gust, A. ID. 1884. A. QulNBY.
l.. s. Deputy Marshal,
aug22 dl4d Dist OF Maine
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THE MAINE STATE PRESS,

The largest paper in New England. eight pages, is
published every Wednesday, containing all the
news BY mail d telegraph, important reading
matter Marine List Ma ket Reports, &c., Of the
Daily Press, at the following prices, wiz
Single copy, enc year, Invariably
Subscriptions solSited. Agents wanted in every
town. Postmasters reques ted to act as agents.
n. A. FOSTER & Co., PRoPRIEroRs.
Portland June l. 1sas. diff
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Wednesday Morning, Aug. 81, 1864.
From the Morning Star.
Testimony of a Refugee

Mr.. II. w. Osgood is the only son Of res
pectable parents residing at Milton Mills, n.
ii. For the last twelve years he has been iiv-
ing In The South, and during the present war
has been very conyersant with the progress OF
events 10 rebeldom, his business calling him
daily 10 Richmond, the rebel capital. lie has
recently made his escape into our lines, and 8
few days ago arrived with his wife and two
children at his fathers house and bis native
village. He Is able to state facts in regard to
matters at the South, and as bis testimony is
reliable, 1t may be interesting TO the readers OF
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u. =. MarshaI,s Sale.

UKITEp STATES on ANERicA,t
DIsTEtcT or MAINE, IS.
DERSUASr TO yend; Expo: TO me directed
i from the Hon Ashnr Ware, Ju5 &c OF the Y nit
ed States District Court within and the District
of Maine. ] shall expose and Sch at Public vendus
10 the higne bidoo tserfor, the following proper
ty aud usiehand at the time ana place within said
District rs ollOws.
At the EUeToN HoUss BUILDING on Fore street
~ Pvrttra9 IN Nond ~ TIE 5th day Of September
nelf ar Ten O'clock, 4 M
SIX ckefs oF BEANDY AND
fES THOUSAND CIGARS.
THREE bARRfLs MoLAsaEs AND
Two HoUeAND CIGARS.
The same having been decreed forfeit 20 tho Unit
ed Saes in the District Court for said District and
ordered 10 be sold and the proceeds disposed Of
cordirg TO law.
Dated at Portland this 10Th day OF August A. d.
CHARLES CLARK,
u. :. Marshal
Dist. CT Maine.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
BROCKsIEPER's PATENT
Gas II egula tor |!

ExGLUsIvE Agency for the sale Of the Reg
II ulatur in Portland No. loz MiodIe street, up
for public favor Will "a, 80 per cent to the consum
err over any gas burner in use 2 900 have b. en-
sold In New England ince January las THIS is not
regulator 10 be ati xed TO the meter all fuch have
failed but Is attached lately under ach bur q.
er tip, and L part Of and ornament to- the gas
fixture itself The particular -hiter and steadi.
ness Of the light produced-because of the exact
proper NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. all who have seen
gh. at reduced expense NEED only Be- gated
nj this office To ensure the ioence the N ost
skeptcal lhe reg latos is perfect ..teu talA' ON
the exact amount Of gas used 40 pressu attained
~ ths Gas Company affects IT disadvantages iy in
It gives entare satisact to mers hence their
namDer Of sonsam-rs are increased. Retail price
ou cents each. Tue artice will be adjusted for cou
sume Immediately trquiring bat . few nome uts
pense.
EDWARD SHAW,
lo2 Middle Stres,, up stairs.
We have this day appointed rdward shaw sole
vender aud ept tor b ocksi per's Patent RexulA.
tor 10 cortland; all orders ior The govds must be
made through nim.
HULL aooDELL.
Below We give certificates OF the high esti nation
OF the Regulator In other places where II is In
use.
Dovxg, July Is, 1894.
Aessrs. HvH 4 GoodeH:-1he Direc ors OF the
examiDa ion aud lesl Of '.Brockneper Gas Rssuis-
tor" have ordered to purchase .ue nur.
dollars worth Of the same, which 1 have this oay
done. aud hay also recei cd for said company tue
exclusive agency for ssid goods in and for the city o
JONAS b. TOWNSEND,
sup. Dover q as Ii. Co.
Certificate from the gss filter Of the Mills etc. at
Lowell Mass.
LOWELL, Mass, July IL. 1884
Aessrs. Hill Z GoodeH;-An exp, IIeLce of many
years IN the gas ting business has often sug sessoi
10 me the great value of an improv. ment . hereoy
the pr s~ure If gas might be regu ated the poia
OF co sumption. Map aud frailie attempts have
ifo time TO time been s.sds to place regulators at
the meter. Experience has shown that all such AZ
tempts hav proved failures have also sees aud
used IN my bn iness all the socalie improve
m+nis IN burners. whereia that which yox have ac-
compishsd has been ait N, ,ted. but always faiied.
After careful exam nation aud thorou h test OF
your Gas Rezuia ors--wnch sttached immedi-
a'ely under esch burner part of the gas fixture
am fully convinced that your improvement de-
ciren sue ,ess the light 10 Improved IN brightness and
In siliuminating power while the expense ase to
tn consumer is full 30 per cent The combustion
perfect. hence the improvement must be adopted
matter OF economy. as well as tho luxury of good
and -teady light. cheerfully recomme nd IL to the
trade aud 10 all consumers o5 gas
lours, &C., d. X. BARKER,
jy2S diff Gas Fitte'. Central Street.
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~ Q II Q e
PROVOST MARsHAL's OFFICE,

First District, State ef Maine,
Portland August llth. 1854 J
INQUIRIES on all ordinary subjects connected
| with the enrolment, draft. exemptions, liability
20 DRAFT credits and accounts OF men fu nished,
should be addressed to the Provost Marrhsl OF the
Congressiona Dist iet and in case he is not able 10
ans er them be will ask information 4 the Provost
Ma Asl General of the state. Answers may be thus
secured promptly than by address, the FRO
vost Marshal General ut Washington, where more
impoff ant business often prevent prompt answers
10 multitude oj iuqn niries now addressa 10 the Bu-
reau personal and other matters OF minor eeHse-
quence.
By order Of Major j. W. T. GARDINER.
CHARLES ii. DOUGHTY.
Capt and Provost Marshal lst District hsine
Aug l3-d3m
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Fair Of the New England Agricultural
Society,


II will be but about fortnight before the
first annual exhibition and fair Of the New
England Agricultural Society will commence.
1t will be held as our readers will reeolleet, In
Springfield, Mass, commencing on the 9th of
September and continuing through the 9th
We hope that Maine will be well represented
there, not only BY goodly ihrong OF her far
mers aud mechanics. but by her citizens gen
erslly. We hope, also, that specimens of
Maine horses. cattle, sheep. de-, will be exhib-
tied there. We hope, also, that specimens OF
our manufactures of whatever kind, from a
hoe 10 locomotive, fom bro0mstick 10
thre shing machine, aid from. lamp mat 10
spleudid broadcloIh, will be exhibited there
Why? Because we want our New England
brethren, who used to think down east" as
the ''uttimd Huie"-the tip eid OF creation,
and who are still little apt to ask, In refer
euce 10 US, .caD any good thing come out oil
Nazarether TO see aud TO understand, By oc-
cular aud tangible demonstration that there is
not little OF Yankee thrift and Yankee inge-
Muity, and Yankee enterprise in that same
down east country, as they call il, up cast as
We call it, and that we are ready and willing
10 compete with any OF onr brethren Ia such
useful aud peaceful contest. The officers,
and especially the Executive Committee Of the
Society, have been indetatigabie ia their la
bors oil preparation to give suitable secommc-
dations and reception TO all who will come
aud take part with them. The several rail
road corporations in Maine, New Hampshire,
Vermont, Connection, Rhode Is and aud Mas
sschusetts, have consented 10 do tic liberal
thing, by carrying stock and articles for ex-
hIbition 10 aud from the show free, on certain
conditions, aud visitors at Tedue ID fare. We
be ieve everything has been done that could
be, TO give facilities 10 exhibitors and visitors.
The premium list comprises great number
ofpremiums, and some OF them are magniG-
cent. Let us see how many OF them can be
brought into Maine by fair and honorable com
petition 10 the classes to which the stock Oh
articles belong.
Ii Is TO be remembered that thi. exhibition
is to take its annual turn among the New
England States-that it viii in some future
year come into Maine, and we really hop
that we shall by our spirit and devotion to 1t
interests, and by our exhibition of Maine stoc
and Maine articles, manifest that we are dc
serving such attentions, and that the Societ
win not find Itself "out in the cold' when
gives us a call.
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rs open Day and Evening. for Thorough Business
Education. Located 1850.
Hanson Block. Middle ST.. No. lel

Scholarships good In any part of the United States
Principal has had ~ years experience; Is alwsys
on the spot and attends to his basipessi and prom
ises during the past II years. no pains shall be
spared la the future. Five hundred references Of
the drst class business men, with many others Of ths
city, viii testify TO the practical utility. capacious
ness and completeness Of my systems and mannsI
Of teaching citizens OF other cities have testified
10 the same. Diplomas win be awarded for thor
ough courses. Able Assistants secured Bsrtietts
Plan, the founder of Commercial Calleges, strictly
adhered to regards not copying. Certain time
will be devoted to Commercial Law elucidatons-
Come all who have failed to be taught business
handwriting and viii guarantee 10 you success
Application solicited TOR Accountants Separateip In
structiop given. students can enter any time. Sep
arate rooms for Ladies. Tuition reasonable. Intri
cate accounts adjusted. Ladies' and Gentlemen thai
desire to take lessons. FULL separate course
in either Book Keeping, Navigation, Commercial
Law. Phonography. Higher Aathsmsiics. Civil En-
gineering, Surveying, Native Business Writing,
Commercial Arithmetic. Correspondence, CARD
Marking, tand teaching from printed copies and
Tex, Books will be avoided please call or addres
the Principal. NBROWN.
Portland. Oct ,. lshs ooza eou&eowiy
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For the Islands.

On aud after June 18th he steamer
ksSssszsxxszs- CASC0 will untiI further notice
szs-<sSzr zr-s~ss leave Bnrnham's Wharf for Peak a
end Cushing's Islands at 8 and 10 so a. NJ. and Z
and so p NJ. Returning will leave Gu shing
at 3. 80 and IL l5 A. n. and as aud SIS I'M
Tickets 26 cents, down and back; Children rs cts.
= a - -.
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Proposals for Wood i.

Asst QUARTERH asrBR's Orrr~E,
Augusta. We, Aug. %, LEA.
PROPOSALS. for The delivery of one thousand
il tl0 o. cords of m msrehaniable hard word. will he
r eaived at this ofice until Wednesday, August 81.
1864. at 2 o. loek M.
Fhs wood to be delivered at Camps "Cohurn," "
FRYE" .'E D. keyes, near Augusta. NJ Inc,
"a the sam. may be required for use OF troops ea-
camped ther a
op ,ssls viii be received for half the whole
Of the number OF 90 d..
Ihe ubsc the right to reject all pro-
posa = II they are deem dunressonabs
= - Nm. s. DpOGE.
Capt g. s. and A. A. Q. NJ.
Aug 25-diw
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flNHE copartnership heretofore existing between
Il Sweat and Cleaves as ATTORNEYS ~ Law. 10 this
uay dissolved by mutual consent The Affairs OF the
iaie urn viii be ABUSED by either party.
NJ; sweat viii continue in business at Office No
ii! MIDDLE street Mussey'sRow.
=, N cieaves at the office Of Howard Cleaycs, No.
VI Middle street, over Casco Bank
~ /. ID 81. SWEAT.
Portland, July 10th, 1854. jyisdsm
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LARGE POSTERS,
hnnd-biIIs, shop-Diiis, rroEam-
mes, Circulars,

And plain printing Of every description. Also,
Rsie and Figss ,rsrk, executed neatly, and on
terms that cannot fail to satisfy.
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The Portland Daily Press,

Thelargest daily paper east Of Boston, and having
larger circulation than Ill the other daies in the
city combined. IS published at the Once in Fox
Block. Sc f-s Exchange Street, every morning
Sunday excepted, a, IS W per snnnm.
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THE easterly halt OF the two noried House NJ 4
Horton Place dow ST. favorable opportan
ify for anylS wishing to purch sse asmaiifenemSt
For particulars enquire on the Eemises.
Aug le-d2w y
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MANNER on FscApE

Mr.. Osgoods business was that OF n railroad
engineer. On the day OF his escape he ran a
supply train, designed for Stuart's cavalry,
out of Richmond, about fifty miles towards
It's destination, at which place his train stop
ped for q few minutes, when he leaped from
his engine and entered the woods. He found
his way past rebel pickets and many dangers,
until he reached the house of aSouihern man
OF Union sentiments, who kept him secreted
about eight days when a Union scout come
along, in whose company he again moved to-
ward cur lines, which he finally reached in
safety, having several times narrowly escaped
capture. lie next proceeded TO Washington,
where he remained until the armies moved,
which brought the place TO which his wife,
was to flee within our lines. He then pro
ceeded with an anxious and fearful heart to
the place, when 10 his great Joy, he found
his wife, according to arrangement. Thus
they made sure their escape to our lines, hay-
ing lost all their property consisting OF sever
al thousand dollars
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In SU r "A N G e.
Life Insurance.
THE MANHATTAN
Life Insurance Company !
or yRw Y0RK.
Cash Capital and Accumulation
Over $1,7OO,OOO!

Z HENRY STOKES, PREsrDKxT.
I q. Y. WEMPLE, Secretary.
J. l.. HALSEY Asst Secretary.
y. N. SrEBBINS, Actuary.
Il. DWIGHT KENDALL, General Ast
This long-established COMPANY Oilers the follow
ing advantages TO insurers, viz:
large and increasing Capital, securely iHresfed
Immediate availability of fne dividends, IN cash
A permanent loan OF one half of the premium
ana q feature ptcatiar 10 fhis coDp1Ry, by which
insurers are protected against forfeiture Of the poll
cy irum Circumstances of adversely -Es .
The company also issues non- -iorieiting policies
on the Ten Year Plan.
Policies iHcontesfibfs hve years from date 1.-THE on
Nv company an America having this provision IN
policies.l
Local Boord Of Reference:
Hon William Willis.
n .. Miller Esq. Cellector Int Revenue.
Mm Mauiton, ESQ, Prvst. Bank unberiand.
J. B. Carroll. Esa. Merchant
Jeremiah Dow, EsQ., Sec'y Dirgo 1ns. Co.
Mm himban, Esq Trcas. :. Pack. CO.
Edward shaw. Esq see'y Port. Nut. Ins. Co.
Messrs. Hoodman. True Co.
Hessrs. ii. j. Libby Co.
Parties are insited TO examine the merits Of this
company before eaecting Insurance.
HENRY X. STIGkNEl. Agent.
Once No. 1s Moulton st.
8 3. u u Tsws..usT Ts',s.s y, ID. .sis.l, nsdie.l
Gentlemen of energy and responsibility In the
rescnting Tho Manhattan Life insurance Co will
please address Z DWIGHT KENDALL, General
Agent Box No 2o5l Z. o., Portland
Aug lL-codlm
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Atlantic use,
sCARBORo, BEACH.

THIS Fouse having been eniarred and
E reitted throughou, will open tor the
IiHai Monday, June I3, 1854,
T. GUNNISON.
N. B.-rositiveiy closed on thu sALls 10 all
'rsnsien visitors. june1i
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WHOLE NO. go
HOTELS.
MOUNT ZiRCON HOUSE,
Celebrated Mt. ziroon Mineral spsngr.

Celebrated Mt. Zircon Mineral Spnngs,
Nation Psaataftos. As..
Il nov pensa to the public. AID no pains
crHx~ will be spared this as. 10 mtet The sAn
kik1L aAd ~ noer pleasant ana INTERESTING te
tyEdsU gag " gRexis. Aud aiso - usaAi, s.ih
40 :. =. New hug land.
Fof cases OF Dyspepsia. kidney Complaint, Grsv-
el. stons In tn bsaaaer, aLd others silliiz ssi-
rsat q cure by the use VI Tie wafer. hp.eLad Fefn-
cry anu riaes. At The short distance VI u nj 20
eau be seen Rumfoid Falls. TIE largest IA Ntw \,
iaaa. Horses C4lrisfes 10 ief ttvo ~ W
Issuing IA strsm aud poLds Lev iesa va
bu ~ the House last su.e making tLt atee stasi-
than 10 an, other Mountain bOlss- Ds-5 g a. q
from an e fona Stati.n OF lie OrhAu l4hAk
Railway to the House.
= Pest Once aoaie-s. MI Zbeon. Ne.
u. u W. ABBOTT. Prorrsefor.
M Ziscon. July -. 1854 o0ctw
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FFICE OF THE
ATLANTIC
Mutual Insurance Company,
NEW YORK, JANUARY as. 1854.

Mutual insurance Company,
NEW YORK. JANUARY 2s. 1854.
ssu,s. Irussees IA may % inc 1uar,es y .ue
IL Company, submit the following statement OF
its AFFAIRS the 5lsi december, ,stS;
Premiums received on Marine Risks,
from istJanuafy. 1873, to slst De.
Pr miums on Policies not marked OF
LIST January. 1853. l.7os so7 "a
Total amount of Marine Premiums. slo,vo5 .ool II
No Policies have been issued upon Life
Risks; nor upon IRE Risks dscon-
meet, d with Marine Risks.
Premiums marked OF from ist Jan,
1858, To 3lst December, 1873, o. ,59I .666 u
Losses paid during tie same period, 9.Vo.65l 0t
Returns oiPremiums ana Expenses. l,odz.so. ~
The Company has the folio wing Assets, viz.
Uait d states and Stat of New York
otocg City. Bank an other Stocks, s3.492 65l 30
Loans secured by ocks.apdoihefwise. li6o.I0o 10
Real Estate and Bonds and Mortgages, isS,It0 W
Dividends stocks. Interest on bonds
and Mortgages anu other Loans.sun-
dry Notes, re Insurance and other
claims due the Comply estimated at l04.g64 oil
Cash in Bank, ga sls s.
Total amount Of Assets, s9,2e5 40 %
six pc. c-ut interest on the outstsn ing certif-
Gates profits viii paid 10 tho holders thereof,
or their legal representatives and after tuesday,
the second of February eat
After reserying Three and One halt Million Dollars
OF profits the outstanding certnos,es OF me ISSUE
OIL or their legal represenia;iy and after Tues
day the second OF February next. from vhich date
alntarest thereon will The certificates TO be
produced Vt the time OF payment anu cancelled
Dividend OF Forty Per Cent is declared on the
net earned premiums of the Company, Tor the year
ending 3ist Decembsr. 1885,, for which certificates
| viii be issued. and after Tuesday, the Fifth Of
/ April next.
I The Profits ofthe Company ,asceriAinad
Prom the lst OF July .lSi2.to the lst OF
Jan, 1868 for which Certificates were
I issued, amount to >I$,31s,ssl
! Additional from let jan, 1858, 70 lst
January, 1884, z.cSo W
Total profits for 2lt years. si6.s6s. $50
| The Certificates previous to 1881, have
been redeemed by cash, u,6s0 2lt
psny, on ist January, 1854, s5.2sssTt
BY order of the Bard,
Z W. TOWNSEND JONES, Secretary.
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Weddino Cards.

Notes u Insifafion. Pisifins Cards. Lists r Dam
ces, etc. etc., Of every variefy and cost
furnished at short notice.
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Notice.

7VHis d2y give to nv two sons, z j. ap,i Chas.
Il kandHl their time, to set and trsd h them
dehss. c. RANDALL, Key PsJls. Ne.
whnss. Mary fissury, Mary 8. Pfllsbury
JuBe NJ. INA iuna2s
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ROarsl,
For Eale,

A FEW more Boarders can be accommodated nj
"A a Danforth street, two door above Bracket t.
Apply soon. iulys
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DIRIGO
Insurance Go. of Portland, Me.
OFFICE NO. "a EXCHANGE ST.
Authorized Capital, S500,000.
CAPITAL PAID IN 100000.

S$VosVVVs
Invested as follows:-
Loans on Mortgages Of Real Estate at two-
third- g value, SIC 800
Loans pledge Of United States Securities, $50
Loans ON piedg OF Ci.y Scrip, 81 500
Loans on pledge Of Bank Stocks, 2S 800
Loans on pledge of State Of Maine Bonds, 3.,60u
Bonds, 1000
$4,000
This Company Is now prepared to Issue policies
upon all kinds of property in the city or country,
Iable 10 10 or damage by ire at =, low rates as is
taken by any other ofhce. The patronase OF the
merchants and citizens generally of ortaad and
vicinity, Is most respectful. olicited
A. X. SHURfLEfF, President.
JEREMIAH DOW, Secretary.
J. b. Brown, 3. l.. Spring, D. W. CLARK.
j. b. Carroll Jonn Lynch, II. l. Robinson.
TRUtTEEe.
st. John Smith, IL. j. Libby, ii. jose,
H. M Payron, j N. winsiow, CIV. woodman,
Andrew Spring, AIvah Conant, II /. Robinson,
PhilipH Brown, &. II. HASKELL 3. c. Chase.
Jeremiah Dow, n. o Cram, VIM. Moulton.
Portland, Angus, i, 1864. .-isd3m