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The Portland daily press., 1864-09-24

WASHINGTON, Sept. 3d.
When q resolution of the late Baltimore
Convention, declaring they ..deemed 1t essen
tial to the general welfare that harmony
should prevail in the National councils, ana
regarding as worthy Of official trus. nus se
only who cordially endorsed the prlnciPles
proposed in the series OF resoiusions, Mas
shortly after its passage read Dy Tos.u 49,
General Blair, he at once verbally uenoersu
his RESIGNATION. which was not formally MADE
and accepted until to-day, as Will De seen rom
the following correspondence. ~ Is unasr-
stood that Elk Gov. Dennison, OF Onis, Is 10 pc
Erecufire Mansion, Washington, Sept. %,
lS64.-Hon. Montgomery Blair Dear
Sir-You have generously said to me more
than once that whenever your resignation
could be a relief to me 1t was at my disposal.
The time has come. You very well know that
this proceeds from no dissatisfaction of mine
with you personally or officially. Your uni
form kindness has been unsurpassed by that
of any friend, and while it is true that the war
does not so greatly add to the difficulties of
your department as to those of some others,
it is yet much to say, as l most truly can, that
in the three years and half during which
you have administered the general Post Office
remember no single complaint against you
In connection Herewith o
Yours, as ever, A. LINCOLN.
Post Office Department, Sept. %, 1864
My Dear Sir:-I have received your note of
this date, referring to my offers to resign
whenever you should deem it advisable for the
public interest that l should do so, and stat
ing that in your judgment that time has now
come, / now, therefore, formally tender my
resignation OF the Office of Postmaster Cen
eral cannot take leave of you without re-
newing the expression of my gratitude for the
uniform kindness which has marked your
course towards me.
Yours, very truly, M. BLAIR.
To the President. egs
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Masonic MIssIoN.-A society with the
above name has recently been organized in
New York, whose purpose is to select proper
female nurses who are competent in bodily
vigor, mature age, correct character, and nat
ural fitness for the discharge of the duties of
a nurse. These nurses thus selected are sent
to the hospitals of the army and put in the
service of the government and as such subject
10 orders of officers in charge as much as the
soldiers. The affairs of the Mission are man
aged by Masons exclusively, but contribu-
lions are received from any source, and the
blessings dispensed to sick and wounded SOL
diers without reference to the fact OF their
Masonic connections or otherwise. We have
received the first number Of the Masonic
Mission Manual" published by this society, a
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-24
q. S. Circuit Court.
CLIFFORD j., PRESIDING.

CLIFFORD j., PRESIDING.
The fall term Of this court commenced yes
terday, Judge Clifford presiding. The Grand
Jury was impanneled as follows:
William s. Badger, Foreman; Warren A.
Bibber, Thomas s. Jack, Joseph Decker, Jo-
seph II. Smith, Henry Whitney, Seth P. Mil
Ter, Lucius Packard, Pardon N. Dexter, eyre
neus Pullen, Samuel Howe, George Jewell,
Noah NJ. Matthews, Hugh j. Anderson, Jr.,
John M. Lord, Silas G. Hatch, Marshall T.
Hill
After the charge, they retired to attend to
such matters as might be brought before them.
The first Petit Jury was then impanneled,
as follows:
Jacob P. Marsh, Foreman; Augustus M.
Maynard, Joseph Holmes, james NJ Wake
field, Joseph Haley, John Mills, Oliver L.
Jones, Justice G. Briggs, Amos Davis, Levi
III. Jones, Alfred Shaw, Joseph Fl. Wall.
The docket was tnen called, and eight cases
were assigned for trial.
The case of Hanssknecht Brown and al,
for infringement of patent right, was COM
menced but not concluded. Howard &
Cleayes for plaintiff. Evans & Putnam for
defendants. ,s
Court adjourned to $50 A. M. o-day.
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APPOINTMENTS. P. N. Smyth, son of
FRO Smyth of Bowdoin College, graduate,
class Of 1888, has received an appointment as
ISL Lieutenant in an Independent company
just raised. Lieu.. Smyth gave up highly
honorable and lucrative position in the U. 5
Naval School, at Newport, to enter the army.
de Is young man Of very fine talents, having
taken first rank in his class-and is bound,
If his life and health are preserved, to make
his mark in the contest A[Brunswick Tele-
graph. N
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SECOND DISPATCH.
WAR DEPARTMENT.

WAR DEPARTMENT, III
Washington, Sept 23-3 80 p. NJ.
To MAJ. Gen. Die :-Sheridan's victory
proves to be signal and complete Nothing
but the coming OF night appeared to have
saved even remnant OF Early's army. The
following dispatches from Gems. Stevenson's
and Sheridan's official reports to Gen. Grant
giAe the particulars thus far received:
HaypeT's Ferry, Sept. 23d.-To Hon. E. M.
Stanton: Military line down. The whole
affair is complete and overwhelming.
(Signed) JOHN ID. STEVENSON,
Brigadier General.
Headquarters NJ M. Division, miles from
Woodstock, 1130 p. NJ, Sept. 22d.-Lieut
General Grant, commanding armies OF United
States, City Point:-I have the honor to re-
port that achieved most signal victory over
the army of Gen. Early at Fishers Hill to-day.
found the rebel army posted with its right
resting on the North fork of the Shenandoah
and extending across the Strasburg Valley
westward to Narth Mountain. occupying a
position which appeared almost impregnable.
After great deal of manoeuvering during the
day, Gen. Crooks command was transferred
to the extreme right of the line on North
Mountain, and he flriously attacked the left
of the enemy's line, carrying everything be-
fore him. While Crook was driving the enc
my in the greatest confusion and sweeping
down behind their breastworks, the 9th and
10Th army corps attacked the rebel works in
front, and the whole army appeared to be
broken up. They fed In the utmost confusion.
Sixteen pieces of artillery were captured;
also great many cassions, artillery horses,
&C., &c. / am tonight pushing on down the
valley. cannot say how many prisoners /
have captured, nor do either know my own
or the enemy's casualties. Only darkness has
saved the whole of Early's army from de-
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Ofers may be made for one or more articles ut the
option of tho bidder, and in than one ar
tcle is contained in this offer the chicfofthe bureau
will have the right to accept of the art1
Giles contained in such offer and reject the remainder
The price must be unorsn and offers must embrace
all Of any one or nos articles deliverable at all the
stations.
For the description of articles Ia the above list
bcdsrs are referred to the samples at the said Navy
Yards and to the advertisement bureau dated
July s, 1885, and for information the laws and
acquisitions lin pamphlet FORM regarding contracts,
to the oHicers Of The several commandments of navy
yards and navy agents
The Department reserves the right to reject any
proposals not considered advantageous TO the Gov
erDment
Blank form of proposals may be obtained on ap-
piication to the navy agent at Boston, New York,
and Philadelphia, and at this bureau. sep9law4w
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TIE VARIAN- HOFFMAN CoNcERT.-Letit
not be forgotten that these really popular and
favorite artists appear in one of their grand
concerts at new City Hall on Monday eve
ming next. Few and far between are the en-
tertainments lof this classl that visit us with
the really true merit that these artists possess.
Their entertainments are always enjoyable, re-
fined and deserving of the greatest patronage
that our citizens can bestow upon them, and
we can with assurance assert that no one who
will glance over the programme offered for
this concert but will 60 and take all bis
friends. Mr.. Thomas, Of New York, a famous
baritone, will add to the ENTERTAINMENT by
singing several ballads and executing some
duets with Madame Varian. Let the house
be filed.
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Municipal COurt---sept. 2S.

Oren P. Chatin and Cornelius O'Brion, the
principals engaged in the street ARRAY that oc-
Cured Thursday, were brought up, charged
with drunkenness and disturbance. They
pleaded guilty. and paid fine of S. each and
COSTS j. W. Parker, Esq, appeared for the de-
PENDANTS.
Charles Mcclure and James Flynn, the lads
who committed trespass in the garden of Mr..
George Warehouse, pleaded guilty, and were
fined So and costs. The lads were committed
to jail, being unable to pay the fine.
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From Ne,o Orleans and Messoo.

NEW OhLEANS, Dept. 10,
via Cairo 23d.
Nothing new from Mobile.
Some additional particulars of the recent
capture of Brownsville by Cortinas have been
received, but they embrace nothing impor-
lance.
It is rumored in military circles here that
Gen. Banks leaves this Department next week
He is more popular with the Free State party
than ever. :.
A Mcclellan organ is to be started here If
bis friends cannot purchase one OF the city
papers.
LATER.
The transport Alabama has arrived here
from Brazos. She brings the intelligence that
another fight has occurred at Bagdad, between
the French and Coftinas.
:, A private letter, written ten minutes before
eue alabama sailed, says "A fight is now
PROGRESSING. Artillery is used on both sides.
a nne french marines are good gunners and are
'n'ieucnec. The result Is purely coDjectural
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Execnf0r,s Sale.

pY virtue of license from the Judge of Pro-
Obate of Cumberland County. l shall sell at prl-
vate saie on Monday october 10 1854, at 10 O'Clock,
A. NJ. at my dwelling house in Pownal, the follow
ing described al estate, belonging to the estate
OF Charles Allen. late of Pownal, ia said County
OF Cumberland deceased, viz, the Homestead Farm
Of said Charles Allen containing about fifty acres
with thebuildings Their on, situated in said PowDa
together with about five ar one half acres of land
situated In New Gloucester, in said County botn
parcels of land being the same ed and occupied
by said decsaEed at the time of his DEATH
LEANDEE +. Woop, Executor.
Pownai, sept. 8, 1854 sept7w3w
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Religious Notices.

Religions notices oftwsnty five words or less, free;
all excess Of this amount viii be charged ten cents
line. eight words constituting q line. This rue
hereafter will be rigidly adhered to.-[PUR. PRESS
Ey-The seventh lecture on the Gross Bearer
at o'clock, by the Pastor. subject-"The CrossA
Boast"
"a Miss Clark proposes 10 speak on me y seven ~
Thandors." tomorrow, at Cape EhzaDe'n heiiy' ~
Jpn.
nT~Ry v Uartshorne will commence bis Ia
bors at the bethel tomorrow Service at O'CLOCK
Prayer meeting in the evening.
EY-The Washingtonian Society hold meetings
every Sunday evening, at s. OF Hail, Sbs Congress
street, at O'Clock. Public inv. ed.
gE-ReV. Mr.. Beard, OF Bath, will supply the pull
pit of Rev DR. CaFruthers tomorrow.
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NEW YoRK Sept %
cotton-sales $50 bales at 6O9l 6O9l 55 for mid
ding uplands
lower; State 1893 10; ROUND Hoop Ohio 10 GOO
1000; Western y -; ooui&ern-lower; sales I400
bbls; Extra do ii 001l450; Canada 10 wer sales $50
bbls; Extra 99@l2 90.
Wheat-5@Sc lower; sales $3.50 bushels; Amber
Michigan 2202 %; White Kentucky Q so.
Corn-lower; sales Al. 600 bushels; mixed Western
COOL COZ.
0ais- trm; sales Canada new at $50.
Beei--dull. aQ
Pork-sales 1900 bbs: new mess Al 250i1 62B.
ard-lower; sales 2l00 bbls at 2l36Qz85o
Butter-lower; State at 46(d54c.
Whiskey-lower; sales ITO bbls at g.
Naval Stores-dull
Freights to Liverpool-quiet
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DERANGED FEMALE.-Mrs. Eliza A. Per-
kins, about "a years Of age, belonging in Ken
nebunk, took the. cars at Biddeford for this
city on Wednesday, since which time nothing
has been heard Of her save that she was seen
st the Grand Trunk depot. She is said to be
laboring under mental arrangement. She
wore dark thibet dress, black straw bonnet
and paImleaf shawl.
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I,resentatiq,. Of capt,.red Faags.

~ l1tt.t'- WASHINGTON, Sept. %.
To-day Capt. Ellis, the acting Inspector
General of Gen. Torbett's division of cavalry
has reached here from the front in the valley
bring eight rebel battle and regimental flags
captured by that division in the engagement
of Monday last. He proceeded Immediately
to The War Department, where they were
formally presented in the name OF Gen. Sheri-
dan. Seven of the men bearing we're the ac-
tual captors Of the flag each carried. The
Adjutant General win take charge OF the flags
and furnish the captors with medals with their
names inscribed on them. ab ale
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HURRAH FOR LITTLE SHEER
IDAN !!
WAN DEP ARrMENr

WAR DEPARTMENT,
Washington. Sept. 20, 25OP. ma
To Maj. Gen. DiI The following telegram
announcing another victory by Sheridan over
Early, has been received:
Harper's Ferry, Sept. 23d.-Hon. E. M.
Stanton sheridan has again beaten the enc
my at Fishers Hill, capturing sixteen guns
and many prisoners. This is in all probability
the finale of Gen. Early.
(Signed) JOHN D. STEVENSON,
Briradier General.
The Surgeon General this morning reported
that our wounded were all cared for at Win
chester, with adequate arrangements and sup
plies.
The number of our wounded. prior to the
battle OF yesterday, were estimated not to ex-
coed 1000.
(Signed) E. NJ. STANTON,
3aaa Secretary oil War.
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AccDEET.-Mr. johnson, of Gorbam ors
of the employees in the Winslow Machine
Works, had one Of his legs broken while At
work yesterday, by heavy bar OF iron falling
upon 1t. He was taken to his boarding house
and attended to by surgeon.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-24

REDUCTION IN PRIcEs-We call attention
of purchasers of dry goods to the advertise
ment of Messrs. Feuchtwanger & Zunder, who
have just replenished their stock and have re-
duced prices to compare with the New York
market.
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neat little paper Of our pages, in which Is
given the history and purposes of the Masonic
Mission. This new organization PROMISES to
be useful agent in helping sick and wound
ed soldiers. Success to it.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-24

TOILET ARrIcLEs,-In addition to great
many other fine Fancy Goods and Toilet arti-
eles, Messrs. Crosman n Co., Middle street,
have just received from the New York inn
porters varied assortment of those French
Perfume Powders so popular with the ladies
in their toilet arrangements. Give them
call
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-24

FEBsoSATr-Mr. W. S, Dana and wife, OF
this city, who have been on a visit to Great
Britain ana the Continent, arrived at New
YORK In Inc Persia Thursday, and returned
home last evening with recruited health. We
are under obligations to Mr.. D. for late Euro
pean papers.
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Adlninistrnfor,s SnIe.

NOTICE is hereby given, that by virtue Of IL
Of Cumberland shall SELL by public auction. at the
dwelling house on the premises on the seventeenth
day Of October, A. ID 1854, at O'Clock in the after-
noon, the homestead lot of the late Reuben boil
brook late of Freeporf in said County, situate in
said Freeport, and containing four acres OF ianoS
wi ia tho buildings thereon.
HORACE BREWER. Administrator.
Dated this 7tb dav If Sens 1894 2taw3ws
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valuable Tenemcnts at Auction.

an Friday Sept 3oth. at 3 O'Clock P. N. We shall
~ sell double tenement ut Ferry Village, Cape
Elizabeth opposite Turner's Ship-Yard. The build
ings are Of wood. two-story. well finished through
cut and nearly pew. 1t has good closets, good cell
lars good water-hard and soft The house is in
COED repair and safe property ior investment sale
HENRY BAILEY 6 Co, Auctoneers.
Sent 23-dtd
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From Fortress no,,roe.

rhauo roRrREss MONROE, Sept. %.
City Point. A''~ls 'o1Ay noA
, An arrival from Aiken's Landing this morn.
ing reports that yesterday Major MnIeord ,vss
apparently making an exchange of the 1000
prisoners taken up on the 10th. WV
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-24

SALES OF REAL EsrATE.-Henry Bailey
& Co. sold at auction Thursday, the Dyer
house on Bracket street. 1t was purchased
by Samuel Ayerili for $3.50.
The same firm sold at auction yesterday
the story and half house No. Hanover
street. 1t brought $2S5O, and was purchased
by J. w. Mansfield.
This afternoon, at 3 o'clock, the brick house
on Deer street, residence of the late Capt;
BENJAMIN Knight, will be sold at auction by
this firm, chas6 a4
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PROPOSALS.
CLorHING AND CLOTHING MATERIALS
NAVY DEPARTMENT.

NAVY IMPAIRMENT,
Bureau of Provisions and Clothing,2 3
-. September l. 1854
Separate Proposals, sealed and endorsed "Ero-
posals for Navy Clothing and Clothidg Materials"
will be received at tn bureau until two O'Clock Pm,
the III b day of October pext Tor furnishing and
delivering ION receiving thirty days. noice at the
United States Navy Yards &C Charlestown, Mass !,
and Brooklyn, N. Y, in such numbers and quant-
ties aud at such times may be specified by the chief
gof this bureau or by t5o commands of the said
Navy Yards, respectively, the numbers and quanti-
ties of the different articles and at the places speci-
fed In the folio y inR list. viz:
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New and GenteeI Furntture at
AnefiOn

ON Tuesday Sept. 81. at 10 O'Clock A. M AZ .to-a
OINos lis and LOO Middle street. all the / urnitnro
in said store. consisting Of Parlor Suits sofas.
Chairs, Marble Top Centre Tables, Black Walnut
Chestnut and Painted French Chamber Sots Com.
mon Furniture. safe, Desk. Office Furniture, &o.-
Also good family hor' g, express wagon Harr ess,
a double runner furniture sled, he. AT l2M, three
story wooden building IN the rear OF said store.
which can be r. moved or remain leased land.
HEN&I BAILEY Z CO., AuoaIoHEKRs.
Sept 20-Gtd r. I'LL.
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Deotn of Mofue So,,zicr,.

FORTRESS MONROE, Sept. %.
The following are among the deaths in the
Hampton Hospital w. Woodward,
Ira D. Toothaker, Aaron Young and III G Otis,
18th Me-; Geo. P. Wheeler, 9Th do.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-24
Furniture at AIuction.

ON "Wednesday, Sept %, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ and
" II N. at the Central House on Lime sire ct,
near the Custom House, ALL TIE FURSIIURE in
said house. consisting OF Beds, Be5steads, Bedding
and Mattresses, Carpets in variety, Bureaus, Rock
ers, sofas, Mirrors, Chamber Sets, Toilet, Work.
and Extension Tables; Chairs in great variety;
lor, Office and Cook stoves; Table Cutlery China,
Glass, crockery Iron, Stone, Tin and Wooden
Ware, together with the entire offiee and kitchen
HENRY BAILEY CO., Auct'rs.
Sent 2l-dtd
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Financial.

WASHINGTON, Sept. %.
The subscriptions to the 7-30 loan for the
last two days amounted to $1,705, 900; total
subscriptions to date, $50 100000. IS
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-24

UNCLE TOMS CABIN.-There was large
audience at Deering Hall last evening to wit
ness the drama Of Uncle Toms Cabin. 1t
will be repeated tonight for the last time,
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-24
Sale of Lands and Timber for the Benefit
of Normal Schools.
LAND OFFICE.

LAND OFFICE,
Bangor Septen Der 10, 1864 J
IN pursuance of the Act entitled IAN Act for the
4 establishment of Normal Schools" approved
March 25 1863 and the further report of Council
made August 18th, 1884: the Land AGENT will offer
for sale at public auction at the Land Office in Ban
all the right title and interest VIII CHI the State has
being one undivided half, owned in common with
groprietors, of townsh ps numbered Sixteen, Range
Eleven, (l6 III and Sixteen. Range Twelve, 6 Il
~ West from the Eat lire of the State in County
Of Aroostook. at minimum price of thirty cent?
per acre for either or both tracts. Terms Cash.
A $3.50 ISAAC r. CLARK,
septlo-lawtd Land Agent.
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YalunIbIr rseaI lEsfnfe at Auctton.

ON Tuesday Sept. q, at O'Clock P. N, We shall
Osell house No, 2 Deer St, the homestead Of the
late Capt Henjsmin knight. The house Is two story
and OF brick; it has 10 finished rooms, with good
closets. Plenty hard aud soft water. The house 10
80 by 40, with barn l6 by "a, anda good GARDEN
The lot is about 60 ieet square,
HENRY BAILEY Co., Austioncers.
Sept 16-dtf ,...I' .'.t.s
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linton NOMINATIONS for Congress.

7tWVOV -sOWt1sIttOFo IOT OOHUEt0os
NEW YORK. Sept. %.
Col. T.. B. Gates, of the both N. Y. Regi-
ment, was to-day nominated for Congress by
the Union Convention of the 18th district.
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r. n rArrEE. AUcrIoNEER, u Exchange St
Furniture nj Auction.

ON Tuesday. Sept 9th a. IN A NJ =. borso No
- Gross street, Tables Chairs. sofas. Bedsteaos
6 Beds. bsuding. MATTRESSES, Carpes' CIoekery and
MASS "@''' S'o'sS' &C. sept23 ctd
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LADIES


A first rate Billiard Table. with marble ped; slso
IA two sets ivory balls and sst Of psins1s, sIa
everything pertaining to " Srn ~ 70 'AO''
WIZ De S0la on h'ei~' WIN J. MCDONALD,
No. l25 Federal Street nnder u s. Hotel
sept2l diff
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Nntice to Physicians.

,,,, s,ooK and STAND Of a Physician nd Drug
HUE. in a dourishing Village in this State on
i5.,,Eosd viii te sold at bargain, the owner IL
ha.rd retiring from business
Apply to W. +. PHILLIPS, l49 Middle Street
portIand sektl6lT&Sn
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AUCTION SALES.
Xachf Mary SLENDER al Auction.
NJ. PATrEN, AUCTIoNEER, Il Exchange St.
DIV aud FANCY GOods.

ON Saturday 2zta September, at 10 A, N, Broad
~ Cloths, Cassimsree, SatInets, Alpaccas, Linens
DRESS Goods Cloakings, Diapers, Doylies, Napkins.
Crash. DRInask Hosiery, Linen Hdkfs., Balmorsls,
Adgings, kripges, Clothing, sc.
ALSO, NA
Pinsa invoice of Note and Letter Paper, Cutlery,
sen Sss5ooeks, Stationery, sc. No postponement.
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PORTLAND AND VICINITY.


Nese Advertisements To-Day.
For Bangor-sch Kate Aubrey. ~
Nindham Stage Notice.
Notice screw Steamship Co.
Machinist Wanted.
Dry observation-disclosures & Zunder
Scotch Canvass-McGilver Ryan Davis.
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rs open Day and Evening, for Thorough Busine 0
l. Education. Located 1850.
Hanson Block, Middle ST., No. I6l.

Scholarships good in any part of the United States
ne Principal has had 20 years experience; is always
on the spot, and attends to his business; and prom.
ises as during the past II years, no pains shall be
spared ia the future. Five hundred references OF
the first class business men, with many others of THE
city, will testify to the practical utility, capacous
ness and completeness Of my systems and manner
of teaching and citizens of other cities have testified
to the same. Diplomas will be awarded for thor.
ough courses. Able Assistants secured. Bartlett's
Plan the founder of Commercial Colleges, strictly
adhered to IS regards not copying. Certain timee
will be devoted to Commercial Law elucidations.-
Come all who have failed to be taught business
handwriting and will guarantee to yeu success
Applications fer Accountants. Separate in
struetion given. Students con enter any time. Sep
arafe rooms for Ladies. Tuition reasonable Intri.
cate accounts adjusted Ladies and Gentlemen that
desire to take lessons, full, separate COURSE
in either Bookkeeping, Navigation, Commercial
Law, photography, Higher Mathematics, Civil En-.
cheering, Surveying, Native Business Writing,
Commercial Arithmetic, sCorrespondence, Gard
Marking, land teaching from printed copies and
Text Books viii be avoided please call, address
the Principal, 2. N.BROWN.
Portland. 0et.3. 16ea. oc29 eod&eow1y
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late Of Portland in the county o. he hsTs
by giving bond as the TO The said
deceased's estate to make immedlaie Ih. ,pa
those who have any demands 'neis0''' - >''' '''S
same for settlement " HENRY F. COOLIDGE.
Portland sep: 20, 1854. e"s"'
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MERRIL CooLIpGF,'

TUJHE subscriber hereby gives public notice to al
II conccrned that he las been duly appointed and
taken upon himselfthe trust of Executor Oh the s'
will and taat arnant of