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SPECIAL MOTT, n.
Headquarters 81 Military Di.ltici, DsptN.C.)
snd Southern yI.siua.
Wilmington. ". e.. Aug. 30, 1864,

Wilmington. ". q. Aug 30. 1864.
III. PENSIONS. nop.resrlents Of sni h.fie. are
requested to refrain f.on applying At Hca,'quar.
tiers isr pcnssion 10 visit the fUrs " go down the
river IN the Government Steamers. Thi. - address
ed {" persons living at distance, especially ladies.
IN the hope Of preventing irliiless journey from
their homes. Upon no consideration tor the present
NJ least. will permission be given 10 pass upon the
Government boats. When circumstances will admit
d relaxation Of this rule due.nOice will be given.
Packages fni soldiers At the different posts will be
delivered 10 Capt. Granger. a. @ w. They should
I've suitably marked. and he wilt be responsible for
theif safe delivery through bic agents.
Official; w. II. e. WHITING,
Major General.
JAxss II. HIT.
MrJ and A. A. General.
September 2. sa-sv
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G a r ID
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TUNING occasionally attended 20 IN Hillsba.
rough Charges one hdg the Prcr bss,m The
war; 70 be paid IN corn oats o. forage Il old prices
or their equivalent 10 money al present rates. from
such az csnnot furnish such sitlccs. Repairing
DINE on the same terms. From The above tor ms I
will not dryiaie.
HENRI BASELER.
August 81. dim
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TuI Sro.n csor.--ln the Souihue,irrn
pat VI t.-efsia considerable .ugar alI M.
l4.,r, are made. MOI frun ihr .orrhuu bat
irnm ,ile Nest lnJa cane. A l~iisr from
Albsas ~ that ,eeilnn. skrs:
We have lLr mn.i promising rr.p, ~
,uga- cane and com that Ne have ever had
ia this section 81 ihr State. an certain
the corn eruP will yield = third mpre that
ever known brims.'
.lfaximiHian Sends Comn,issionsr 10 fLe
Confeisrncy.--it il asserted. says The New
fsfk Herald. " the southern asmpath iii.
ser. n New Orleans. that Masimil,an has
.lrpady sent privately commissioner 10
the rebel authorities nc Richmond. The
most jubilan, ndI, nluals ,p the srld are
the secess,onists If THU CITY, Win boast
that the t.onledcracy will be recognized
by France and England within the,
msnths.
cAptusgp.-The Montgomery td,erti.
Ier hear. that Warren Adams. the Trans.
Mississippi courlcr. wassaptpred while a &
rmp,ing 10 ctuss the Mississippi river las
week.
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Undertaking, at Hillsborough.

WE suhscrier is prepared to furnish Mahogany
CoFFiNS OF all sizes. al one or two hours no.
lice. They can be forwarded on the trains By Rail.
road al ons hours notice
JOHN CHEEK. Agent.
Sepismber ~. s3-gm
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liz Con u ora TRusr.-When G,n. Lee
tr"s'rd The Jsmrs early IN Iunr, hr called
h.,t'f sroanJhi and knesi,ns under the
shade o: spreading max. offered up a
@"sl irf'rn, pfayrr Tor Divine guidance
aud 'lisngtn. and succ-s.ir the srw Stage
e tis rnaPaisa aras shich no uss ja.t
.sirrag.
enffrspsndeni relates m ercrs.iingl,
imprr".tr es'srrmnv - Zen. Iced, had
ssnier ~ Wednesday evening lat 10
lar .ubAtas " Atlanta. The Right Rev.
B.hss !.as. .. the Protestant Eyl.e.pal
tnst,h. assi,lrd bs the Rev. D. Qulniard,
administered The lite 1T bapiisr 10 several
~ Gtn Hood. siAH. AID subsequently, thr
ri.ii ~ ..esn6rmstina 10 III. Gr.ral hlm-
III. II wass srnr, We have hcan tnli,
tsug 10 be remembered. Tie ceremony
va performed ssid tie roar Of artillery,
aad thu, gave nn.ei isicre.t {. n .eene
whirh 90 "tdnsrr seeasi.l.. l. more Han
,.creiI, lmrfrssss.
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Murder IN ihe firsf Degres.
the drscrter. arrested i"r k,,i,ns t,ur Cit.
1rhs OF hs"fe county. nrrhrr. If the
liame 6uAr'i. near Carthage. VAS tried at
Asufr eur last week. aud convicted OF
murder IN the FIRST degree. Ills At,nney
is"k an appeal to the saprme Court, bu
'ae Pr'r"ner AFFECTED. preirrrsg 10 be
hung father than remain in PRISON in ms
~@undrd conil,ion. The appeal VAS how
ever taArh. fsg. c1.i.aiaa.
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willing to give US for supplying him with
the products of our industry and the ~.
suits Of our lab~s and our expenditures Far
sir months; for our editorials, our tele-
grams our correspondence, eur news
items, our miscellaneous select our
poetical selections, our grave ,nsraIlty-for
all these for six months he grudged US six
teen ounces nfhpg meat.
NNow that thing went do. We cannot
afford to work at that rate. We mustha.e
two pounds OF bacon al least for a half
wears subscription to the weekly. and five
pounds at least for hall years subscrlp.
ton to the daily.
We must get at least one pound o( coffee
old Rio. Tor six months weekly. or rws
pounds and a half for sir months OF the
daily.
we have taken account of stock 10 the
way Of comparing prices, and the result is
'hat we md we are getting comparatively
noth'ng. or what prucures Us noihing q,
the things we and our wcrkmrn Reed
hence IN justice 10 them aud ourselves We
have adapted the new rates which we pub.
l''h 'a.das. All other thing, have gone
ur 70 twenty prices ami ever. Wa ask
"nly eight prices. We arr not getting one
hail The same relative value Tor thr Journal
that We did beisre the waf-not one third
Wilmington Journal
The Price, q The Daily Journal has been raised d
So 10 81 nonhs, and Sl5 t.r three months: n.
weekly 80 Iof ~ months. aud S. tr THREE month.
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THE WHOLESALE uAnKprs.

Sr. PAGr- Wednesday, December es. 1864
Inc markets sustain themselves with great firm.
ness even under the fsll OF gold. Stocks SIRE los.
sno tue latter circumstance has not scted them In
prices.
Ine continued absence OF sisighing has had q de-
pressing effect on the market Trade IN not s ,,;a
asit ~onla be with good sieighing, wh;ca we stin
expect. OuE quotations remain aI,nax. ,r.,,e-ea
viz.
ALCoHOL-s4. rs y gallon
CANDLts-MOuio. le920c o No.: Ssar. s76s ase.
Adamantine, 3sc; Sperm, e5sIoc.
Java. Coo $1,000 p'ane' e1c'
CHEES II Res y b., 2Sc; Hamburg. SIC
a. CORN . hs;ss ~. boiled 1915. unbotes,
FioHI-Fckled Herring, new, % Dbl, $3.50,
scaisd Eering box, SIPS: No. Herring 3 boz
~ ~ Codsa Georges . 100 b sl2 50: arsad
No i, extra large, half bsls, S1s. No ne,
dunn? half shls., Sl2.00; Family Maskerel al an,
30 20; kits new, $40; Family kits, sssS; new,
FLoUR--Advancsd &c during the wse, bnt 10.
fallen back to our formsr quotstions. Double TX.
% Dds, 81 %; sacks, $685. Extra 500: Superane,
FRUIT--Green Apples, . Dbl. al os. y,,ses =
10, ls5lSc. Peaches, dried, zoe a M Trsnbes
res e ou -. Raisins SO. z5C36 rs 2 hoy bsly
ooxes SS.29 Prnnes, 2Sasoc. Curraats, 2SSsoc.
y.
$500. p''''' ioAss'f'
IRON-Comnon Bar, i2c; Horss sboe. 1919
l4Nc: Barrel and Hoop f39l5c >TS
hEAD-Pig. -; Bar PC h.
LME-Cordova, Port Byron and LIE Claire. 81. 40
oDL Grand Rapids Calcined Plaster $3.50
.LlQuOhS-Cemmon Rectifed, 7s gal ii. y5aa 90
Monongahela 81. 25ta5. 90: Ola Bourbon AZ 2sgSS
MoLASSES-Pl Plantation q gal, 81 15al Is. S,ysar
House, sl.s5@1.4o; Golden Syrnp, 81 80 go
NAlLS-los, y keg. slice
OiLS-Carbon by bbl, ST. 80: Whale. al ~,
Neatsfoet, $500; Lard 81. rs; Linseed 81. oa
POWDER--Per keg, Sl2.ys.
RTCE-1S@20c y B N
SALT-f Dbl, So. SCOT so
SHoT-S60o D bag; buck, Sc. %.
SOAP-Faim, 12c; German 12c: CASTLE ga,.
imitation. do, zoe. -
SPlCES--CioYes, Tte; Pepper, Csc; Allspjcs Gsls.
NntmegS ~ 20; Mace 81 rs, Cassia, s.. e5.
oUGAhS--N. o. common, Csc: fair TO rnnd.
FAC; primo to choice, csc Cuba. camr,nn
10 fair, 22@24c; good to choice, 27@2Sc Port
land Sugar, &c. Porto Rico GOOD Ia ei,asre
ISc N. 7. crushed. powdered, &c, SEA; Whit
coffee, A, Bic; Il, 30c. " 1890,
EAS-Imperial ST. 2O@a. oo Oolonp. soceasi 10.
GunpOwder, $1.00a2. 90; Soachono. T5cxssS1 ~,
Japan, pncolored, $1.4O9 Les
TOBACCO-Plug, Ttc(a$i. 90; NaturafIeaf a 90
GID; Fine Cut, s0c9$1 so: Smoking, s5aS5r
WHITE LRAD--$1S@24 per cvyt
WOODENWARE--Per dozen-Pails two hoorx
$3.50; three hoops s4.15; Tuba 16 In, sts. So. IL
IN, 1880 20 in, 1880; Churns Si4b0at6.5 80.
$4.76Qs9. 30. - 49,. ''A'''
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Clothing for Soldiers Families.
An Appeal from the Ladies' Branch
Of the Sanitary Commission.

Oh the 010As3Iy OOHAuAAoSAons
On last Wednesday, at the meeting of the
Sanitary Commission, an unusual number of
destitute soldiers wives visited u.s. and when
we were asked by some If we had old clothes
suitable to be made over for boys, it occurred
to us that il would be well to make an appeal
to the public asking for cast of clothing of all
kinds, but more particularly for gentlemen's
wear. Housekeepers frequently know of
worthy poor people they are In the habit of
supplying with such things. But we suppose
unmarried gentlemen generally have numbers
Of such things they do not know how to dis
pose Of
If 80, the ladies of the Sanitary Commission
will gladly receive them to distribute to these
poor creatures. and the grateful hearts of the
shivering poor win bless you for your generos-
ity. At the present rates of prices persons viii
readily see the impossibility of our purchasing
heavy goods suitable for boys clothing until
our treasury is replenished by the proceeds Of
the Fair. We intended this notice to appear
In Tuesdays p0per that persons might have a
better opportunity to select such articles as
they might feel inclined to give us, but as we
had no Tuesdays paper. we concluded It would
be better to make the appeal for this morning,
as we expect to have vacation of two weeks.
We sincerely hope this win be literally re-
sponded to. The ladies meet at the courtroom
Of the capitol between the hours of nine and
twelve. 4
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-12-30

From the Daily Pioneer Of the 25th.
Several Of our Sabbath Schools held their
usual Christmas Festival yesterday.

From the Daily Pioneer OF the 25th.
Several Of our Sabbath Schools held their
usual Christmas Festival yesterday.
MARKET STREET METHODIST.
The Christmas Tree Of the Market Street
Methodist Sunday School was held last night,
and was one Of the most cleverly managed and
agreeable Festivals of the kind we ever attend
ed. at six o'clock the church was lighted and
the Christmas Tree, which had been erected in
the chancel, brilliantly illuminated. It was
hung with cornucopias, toys, &c. and made q
brilliant sight. After prayer by B. +. Hoys,
Rev. Chancey Hobart Pastor of the church,
made some excellent remarks to the scholars
He was followed by Gov. Miller, who delivered
an interesting address.
Some declarations by the scholars, and the
singing of fine songs filled the rest of the
evening. The fruit Of the Christmas Tree wa
gathered and distributed among the scholars,
each receiving fine book, cornucopia Of cam
dy, package Of cake, apples, &c. Alter all
had been distributed, some valuable pres
ents were made !. to the teachers, pastor,
superintendent ]. Fl. Murray, and others pres
ent. Two or three visitors were also surprised
at receiving presents, and humorous speeches
called out In response. made the occasion pass
of merrfly. J.H. Matthews, Esq, the choris-
ter Of the church and school, received q large
package which he said he was afraid to
open, lest It be . torpedo. On removing
the wrapper, however, nothing more
than an elegant twenty dollar album was
eQx< q II - =. .
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SEVENTH REGIMENT.
BATTLES AT NASHVILLE.
COMPLETE LIST OF KILLED AND
WOUNDED.
Letter from the Chaplain.
To tie Editor Of the Pioneer:
List Of Casualties In the seventh
minnesOtas Lieut.. Colonel Bradley
Commanding. Mt the Battle of Nash.
Vile, Dec. l5ths and 10th.

Minnesota. Lieut.. Colonel Bradley
Commanding. Mt the Hattie of Nash.
Vile, Dec. l5ths ana 10th.
COMPANY A--LIEUr. HoAG COMMANDING.
KiNed-None
Wousded-Peter Morgan, slightly, j. @.
Beardsley, slightly, Malvin Lockwood, slightly.
COMPANY E--cAPr. STEVENS CoMMAyptSe.
K;Ned-Corp N. Chamberlain.
Wouaded-Lieut. a. A. Rice, severely,* John
Murphy, severely Sergeant e. c. HinckIey,
slightly,* Sergeant s. s. Mills, severely, let
Sergeant ------ Macdonald, severely, Martin
Oliver. slightly, Geo. Fletcher, slightly.
COMPANY C--LIEUT. EASTMAN COMMANDING.
KiIled-Geo. w. Simmons
Woundsd-Corp. Thomas Criswell, slightly
Corp Thomas Morton, slightly, John Elm
quist, severely, John FL st. John, slightly.
9 Killed None "
Jefireys, severely BENZ. Shafner severely.
COMPANY E--IIRuT. POTTER COMMANDING.
Kaled--Miltcn Barrows.
n Wounded-Lieut. NIL Potter, slightly; Ser
geant g. w. Graham, severely; Corn. j. Black.
man, severely; s. z. Ford, severely. T. 3 KIM A.
mons, severely; L. e. Monroe, severely; Peter
Ransen, slightly; ia Steyle severely,
coMrANxF-CAPT. KENNEDY coMMApINe.
KiUed--None. ss{ sssIga1, +
y Woxadsd- Corporal j. A Morton. severely.
Samuel Ells, severely - A. NJ Hunt. sIirhtlv.s'
Robt Seeley, slightly;* N. G. Johpson sliCht.
ly;s zimri Harrison. severely; ]. a. Jefers,
COMPANY G--CAPT. RETcIER COMMANDING. 9
4 Killed Sebastian BaNlig. 81, II - ~ &, \ 4
wan5sd Sergeant Jacob Christ slightIy
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81
90. K---cAFr. cARsER coaMAKDraA
j Corporal Archibald Savage D. Cool.
Vordsd-John Dahlman,s seyerelv. q 70
Gore, severely; 81 r. Hallock, seyereiv
Reyf, severely; 2. d. Reyff, slightly.
The men bore themselves nobly. Tho
wounded are well cared for and the dead nnr.
led on the field where they fell. Col Marsbaf
commands the brigade the brigade command.
er, Col Hill, of the S5th Iowa, having bean
killed while charging a battery on the 18th.
e E. E. EDWARDS.
lAys4 Chaplain 7th Minnesota.
Indicates wounded on the 18th. the remaining
NEW YORK SNOW STORM.
ALBANY, Dec. 22.-The snow storm
which set in yesterday continued the
greater part of the night and to-day. The
snow is from eight to ten inches deep o.,
a level All day strong wind has IRE.
vailed from the northwest, drifting the
snow badly. Trains on the Central, Ros-
ton, Hudson, Harlem, Northern and Sus-
quehannah Railroads are from two to sig
hours behind. No accideats are reported.
Thermometer Is degrees below zero.
u. d. Frederick, company Z, Ninth
Minnesota, died at Savannah Prison Hos
pital, Oct. ID.
ACTING Rear Admiral Stebbins, copa-
handing the East Gulf Squadron, reports
to the Navy Department, under date Of
December Sd, the destruction of set Of
salt works on Turkey Point, Tampa Bay,
by detachmeats from the United State
steamers Stars and Stripes, Nita. Hem
drick, Hudson and Ariel. Several lsrga
boilers and everything connected with the
works were demolished, without single
casualty on our side.
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FIN AN CIAE.


g. NEW feex December ~. 1sS4-lp
oo1p--hose 70 us, Eel! 10 PA andclosed at 9tTIS.
SECOND sEToRr--G r. NJ
gold. SaesAo'>s i9r
O, V1oLp.Heayy, unsettled and lower, opeuiDr A.
2l4 u and closing at 2lIH. 0HAs a.
CONVENIENT SToczs-Firnser
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New York Szarkes.

Nzw YoRE, December 81, isG4-ipx
ELcgs-Duil, heavy and Toe lower salss at 90 a.;
gu ~ LOT Extra State; and $40 901i 9s for Rho
sWHEAr-Dali and nom.naliy 2@ac lower
CokN--Dull and nominal sales al al sslat Of "a,
Western. - 10 ioe
OArs--Quiet. Sales at 1888 s1 .c5 for Western
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PluMER PATENT BOOTS.
Mens M Pegged Car Plamer Boots $3.50
Mems Psgged Cur Piamer Boots 400
Mems Pegged Cd(f Pitrner Boots sn
Mems Ptgged Cdy Pisnasr Boots 100
Men.s Setced Csif Piumer Boots sTh
he"s SeTtd Calf Plttmer Boots SEQ
Mems Fegged Calf Baimorais ssb0
Mems Pegged Caif Baimorals 400
just received all The varieties Of the finest quality
nght and heavy Mems Cali Boots Our Boot, are
maue OF eight different widths and are designed for
genfeel class OF feet not hitherto fitted BY Ready
Mangydcfured Boots They are made Of the bs Il
stoek oy the most careful and skillful men and
every pair wa, ranted both In reference to stock
and workmanship.
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Notice..

THE proprietors of Portland Long Wharf arc
Il hereby notified, that the annual meeting of said
propretoIs will be held at the Counting Room Of ID.
4. thsse. head of Long Wharf on Monday, the 9th
day OF June next. at O'Clock NJ for the follow
ing purposes, viz:
1st-To choose a Moderator
2nd-To choose Clerk, Treasurer and Wharton ger
3d-To choose standing Wharf Committee, and
such other committees as may be necensory to man
age the afa RS of the wharf; also to transact any
other business that may come before them at said
meeting. ELIPHALEr WEBSTER, Clerk
May 30.-dtd
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PORTLAND DAILY PRESS,
JOHN Mt. GILMAN. Editor.
10 published at no. s2} EXCHANGE STREET, BY
N. A. OSTER & CO.

THB PORTLAND DAILY PRRssis Published at IS 90
per year IL paid strictly in advance, discount Of
Sl00 will be made.
Single copies three cents.
rHR MAINE STATE PRESS is published every Thurs
day morning, at LOO per knnum, In advance; 80 rs
II paid within six months and $3.50, If payment be
delayed beyond the year.
Rates of Advertising:
One inch ofspace in length Of column, constitutes
a"sQgARE."
sl.50 per square daily first week rs cents per week
afer three insertions less Sl00 continuing eve.
~ other day after first week, 80 cents.
Half square, three insertions or less rs cents: one
week, 800; 80 cents por week after.
Under head of AMUsEMRNTe, 81 per square DER
week; three insertions or less, S1,50.
SPECIAL NoTIoEs, S1.75 per square first week,
per square after; three insertions or less 81 U.s.
sl.16.
Advertisements inserted in the MAINE STATE
PRESS (which has large circulation in every part Of
the Stae for 50 cents per square In addition to the
above rates, for each Insertion.
LRGAL NOTICES ut usual rates.
Transient adv srtisements must be paid form ad-
vance
BUSINESS NOTICES, in reading columns, IL cents
per line for insertion No charge loss than hfty
cents for each insertion.
U-All communications intended for the paper
should be directed to the editor ofthe Press and
those of business character TO the Publishers.
EY-JoB PRnrIHa of every description executed
f. Tracy. Travelling Agent.
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CITY OF PORTLAND.

THE committee on Highways sc, win receive
- scaled proposals for furnishing ten thousand
tons Sea Island paving stones during the months Of
nay June and Jely-equal quantities each month.
The parties proposing will please tate what portion
OF said stoues-ifless than the whole amount-they
Will furnish as above. Proposals will be received
until June I'd, 1854 The committee the right
to reject any or all proposals not deemed for the
terest ofthe city. Per order.
J.E. DONNELL, Chairman.
April 18th. 1854. ap2D d& wtd
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TO SHIP BUILDERS.
,. s. &c j. B. HUCKINS

T.. 3. & j. B. HUCKINS,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS. and wholesaIe and
~ retail dealers in SHIP TIMBER ArD PLANK
nave ior sale at their Wharf CENTRAL SQUARE
Ivv ~ adekmafdck Knees. planed. Also WHITE OAK
VIZ ana TIxBER. .CHEsrSpT BOARDS and PbASK
tartian TINE, DKcK.PLAEK, sc. Particular at
mch24 dam W." '""~ W 'neSA'Ko'
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The Misses Bailey's Home School.
Home school for Girls and Boys
To Manufacturers, Ship Builders,

NDpersons desirous of Real Estate Investments
IA the following propertyis offered at good bargains.
20 Houses at prices from sl500 to 5000.
100 eouse Lots at prices from $500 to $4,000
1000 Feet of water front suitable for wharyes Shin
yards, Manufacturing Sites, fronting deep water
with fine spring Of water edjacen thereto and a
portion of il adjoining thet;rand Trunk Rail Road
from which freight may be deposited on the premises
mchl7 3m MOSES GOULD, "a Middle St
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lee Chest for sale.

4 lee Chest of superior style, having all the
IA latest improvements. and fl f1ished with various
appartments-weli calculated for large family
a bargain.
note addressed to Ios, Press oiicc, win receive
attention june3dtf
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NOTICE

fNHE proprietors Of MAINE wHAar are hereby
At the Office of Elias Thomas 40 Al ge street
rortang on Monday, June 9Th, 1854, at 8 O'Clock p
M, lot tne choice of Sfeers and the transaction Of
them. GFORGEi TuOw IA r,s~S
Portland. May 30, ls6A. may sOdtd
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THE DAILY PRESS

LIE OA1L1 fhESS
Printing Office has one OF Roper Improved ca,orie
Engines for motive power. and is furnished with
improved and costly Presses-cylinder and Piaten-
from the most celebrated makers. We have in con-
slant use one of HOES LARGE CYLINDER
PRESSES. capable of throwing OF $500 Sheets
an hour; one OF adams Power Presses-the best
book press in the world; Adams and Potter's Past
Machine JOB Presses: Ruggles superior Card Pres;
Adams and Union large Hand Presses, Standing
Presses, and all the machinery necessary for well
appointed Office.
The Daily Press job Office is believed to be as well
furnished as any similar establishment in the State
Those sending order from the country may rely on
receiving prompt attention.
We execute all orders in the shortest possible time
and in the neatcst and best man ner
We viii do all kinds of printing as well and as
promptly, and as cheap as any other establishment
in the City, County or State.
All orders for JOB Printing must be directed 10
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OF the senior proprietor. who is the CITY PRINT
ER, and is himself an experienced practical wors-
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this department of his work
The Portland Daily Press,
Thelargest daily paper eas. of Boston. and having
larger circulation than all the other daies in the
city combined. is published at the Office in Fox
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late fPortland. in the County of Cumberland, de
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