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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

n%THE UNION LEAGUE, IN C0NVEN..
@ ton have made the following nonina ions
fSr "a Mayor and Common Council of Georgetown.
For MAYoR-GEORGE HILL. JR
n, FoE GoNMsE goUNoIL-DR: CHARLES Il.
COLLINS. MiLIfxM i. koakER. Join Z:
cox, CHARLEa B. ENGLISH, EDWARD SHOE
MAKER: JAMES W. DEBBLE. ]. A. MAGRU-
DEK; John MARBURY, JR: BENEDICT
nFTHE DRAFT IN GEORGETOWN.-The
e Georgetsvn Draft Association has been
organized and is now fairly started.
Forty dollars. payable In installments previous
to the Draft, will undoubtedly protect every mem
Der from the same
There will be meeting of the Association every
WEDNESDAY EVENING, at ~ O'Clock, al, the
Bridge. where and when all the residents of
Georgetown Eighth and Ninth sub districts) who
wish to do SO may become members of the Asso-
ciatien.
The Treasurer will be in attendance to receive
install lments.
help themsel yes; the time il short and delay is
GEO. HILL. JR.. President.
Ell edoEMAh Elk. secretary. jan Aim
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THE RECEPTION AT THE WHITE HOUSE
Notwithstanding the exceedingly disagrseabls
weather, and the terrible condition Of the
streets, the reception at the White House last
night was brilliant one. The Red, Blue and
Green Rooms were filled, and as the East
Room was not so crowded, an excellent CD.
portunity was afforded for promena aiding and
the display of the handsome costumes worn BY
many Of the ladies.
The President, who was supported on his
right by Mr. Nicslay, and on his left by Deputy
Marshal Phillips, who did the ors, was in
excellent spirits, indicating that the affairs Of
the nation were in good train.
Mrs. Lincoln was - usual the center Of q
large circle Of friends, through the evening.
She wore dress OF rich white MORE antique.
the skirt richly trimmed with white satin
quilting, an elegant white point lace cape, IL
Ia, sash, and flowers for hair. and lace barbe.
The Foreign Legations were fully repre-
sented mo- the occasion, and among other
distinguished pen onases present were secre-
tary Stanton, Postma.. Uehefai Dennlson,
Vice Admiral Farragut, Juds. Advocate hoit'
Speaker Colfax, Generals Burbrio..' BANKS,
Hancock, Ramsay, Senators Sherman, nv,
gan, Harris. Chandler, COllamer, and others.
As the hour OF II O'Clock arrived, the crowd
moved towards the Green Room, and shortly
afterwards Mrs. Lincoln appeared, escorted
by Senator Sherman, followed by the Presi-
dent and Mrs. Harris, wife OF Capt Harris.
After promenading the East Room for some
time Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln retired, and the
guest separated.
GoTTscHALK.-To. night, the renowned pi.
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. WORM sss:s' ., N
BOOTS AND SHOES,
SELLING OFF AT COST,
l.. HkILBRUN & CO.'S,
sos SEVENTH STREET,
Adjoining Odd Fellows Hall.

THE VERY LATEST AND FROM THE MOST
L RELIABLE SOURCE,
P. ]. B LLEW CO.,
$40 Seventh Street.
Ladies, BELT BUCKLES, new style. just i'm.
ported the largest stock. the greatest variety the
newest goods, We begin to sell down al IS cents.
II. 81 to 80 , for y0a Ds'ss
;, Don't forget to call early, Tell the conductor
,.p BiIl ~ ' g. ssfoaE.
TO THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
H h9ks R6kRSRE Has
ladies' and gentlemen he has just received the 10,
iii
is the only person in The city Of washington hay
e # NV 81. hsses Elm :ta Eli 59:s.ess
hEscles d e. &C. eonstantly On hand orasrsfor
ID hs IL IL the Rsr
free Of charge. NJ. Demonseot is partner Of
hq to sp2n By oa
that Occasion he viii take every very eommsson given
EstS ha%a .rf Hsi and Per
tbe Sysn. more corner of and 10th streets near
Mills Arabian Stallion, out Of thorough -
superior Saddle Horse Dan be sesn at d. MES
sLcK,s Stable, corner 9Th and Q sts. " ia % St.
sAts SpRs7 e W a% aA H1EsE AND
?hs :s 81 nv Esss s
Town, u. .. ia lw"
RUTTER AND EGGS.
House. 'f Lsusans sTsnus. III
..lIoarkins Of BUTTER. from the "zour Assoei.-
50 barrels Pennsylvania ROLL BUTTER.
prime Maryland 80 soa Rf:xfts EEGes
C0AL OIL-N0TICE TO oAPITALIsTsI
Having about 40 acre. of the best oil lands in
Warren county Pennsylvauia, located near "Oil
Greek" and wi him d mile of the famous "Econe.
my Wells" (for the past four years yielding 800
barrels per week. I am DESTROYS OF forming q
company to work the same.
Plats OF the lands can be SEEN and all informa-
ton In relation thereto, be obtained at the of
ice ofJohn l.. Smith Co.. corner of sth street
and Market Space, where will be present for con-
jan rat. JAMES PARsHALL.
us!s.H7 !.lIssy =! .s,!. oARs .asE
Citizen, in which ge offer the greatest
possible inda'e''' no e as4 fSi!s Il 90,
il, ,a.,x bet ~ and h ST ssi' H Hsss
a NO. 16 MARKET SPACE. -
n To make room fer
SPRING GOODS,
I will sell nay entire stock OF Ladies', Misses aud
Children's. Gents and Boys
BOOTS AND SHOES AND RUBBERS
at Q Discount of
TEN PER CENT ON ALL SALES.
until February 18th next
An early call il solicited. ,o.uyru.r
Ne, l6 Market Space.
| ian ,a-1m Pa av. between Sth and 9th SITS.
NIyER TOO LATE TO LEAARFkNa 1dp IF s. SE
| ~ WOLOSKI opens New SINGING OLASo oy
his new and extraordinary method, on most libsra q
terTs An these adies and gentlemen xno wsa 80
make fine sin gers, and Join Professor Vtasortos
can enter their names ct his residence 500 OH IN
| street, betwsen and SITS. jan N-lm
ERENOH JUVENILE BO0Ks.-Le Seigneul
Polichinelle; Peutes aventures dune Peupee
La PouPee Peints par ells-msms; La file dn csa,
Papa; L. a., P.Eods az Kari; L9rsasIl eorriss; L.
apise; Mesaonns; lie Capitalize s S -de Rais
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RIssoLU7ION OF COPARTNRRsHIP.

WEBB q
ta2s-lOt+ 5O4 Odd Fellows Hall. 7.h st.
DIssoLU7IoN OF coPARrNsksHIP.
The co psr:nership beretofozs existing ssaaer
having 1 purskased the stock In trade and me COED
L. T. = = 2 nSEkEsS1
THE BysINEss IIERTAFTER WILL BE
rss:{Ss
eli be 10 .B 81 sS
Louisiana avenue Anf T. i,'sffMsNERMAMa AGO.
Janusry 81, 1855. lIntelS Chronl js23-lw
V,EN PER GENT. oFF~1oR CASH.
The subscribers are BOW Offering heir Who'll.
stock Of
STAPLE AND nANoY DRY GOODS
at the lowest market rates, and detlchng ten Per
cent. On all sales, largo and smal fer cash az the
time of purchase.
Oar stock mvrisss q splendid assertmento OF
SILKS, MERINOs. REPS. NaDsELINEs ana
PRINTS.
Also. a. splendid assortment Of
cLoTHa AND CAsSIM1REs.
100 pieces irish LINEss aaa TABLE DAM
| ASKS.
Also, FLANhELs. sH8RTFN9s and xaIRr-
INGs, NAPKINS, T0W8LIN6S, and a general
assortment OF
EaUsEKEEPIN0 GOODS.
Also, our whole stock OF
MOURNING GOODS.
| eomprieins one Of tAe largest stockA OF Lupins
| fabrics seRth of New York
| All soads marked in plain fsuras. One price
'"' W. NJ. SINISTER &. BRO.
No. 80 Market Space,
| jan a. cost beA 7th and 9Th SITS.
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TO OUR FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS.

We take this method of returning thanks 20 our
friends who have kindly extended their pa y1N
tronage to us; and hope to still merit their ~
confidence in future. as it shall be eur pur- 49,
pose TO please in every respect. W
We shall endeavor at oil times to keep our stock
complete of the most hyperion
CHINA, CR0CKERT,
CUTLERY and PLATED WARE,
and at low prices az the same class Of goc a5ean
No " WEBB q BEVERID0gt
las Odd RallnHa, Hall 4. a at.
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T FROM BOSTON.
i HE Regular Packet Schooner Susan CAPTAIN
Sears, hss arrived from tn 10 above port, and IES-
is now dischsrgns her cargo; Apply to ~
st., Georgetown, d. @. jan2I st"
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THH CATHOLIC VIEW.

To us it seems that no two other races ever
LIVED il 50 happily aud harmoniuusly together as
the white and black races on the confinent.--
Even under the horrible iniustice of. Slavery
az whites have been prosperous in at lessF 4
Pesanlary point Of view, and the blacks have
increased and their happiness has not been
narred by a hostility Of races Indeed n
.saS oeness the evils Of slavery came to The s
of T Tbe faot laek q Of the sntagonsm compa ns ~
=; most o, popular waiter about | bo9se sA,S T. The
+ Sssv vas cTlOrga IoT1 waiter and no man, ~ bose
honestly pH that at be Sne hss scale Of s ne
negro. ta u .Ir. "esro pc csnse Ife i q
Hquestioned the most 49, = 'srSiri :, q
that he likes the negro !. srejudteed sdmita
that place is, makes tb Il his pIace Whars
upon to solve. And ;.sqnestioi we arc callal ala
ean f Pafb %ith sasf4 aR9R 'as as et
sequences to oS S0aStes sns ssTe ns ase eS y
nature 1 t to me inevitable is ~ pta6iity Ofhprn
90 GOV what Is right, and : !. wondertul. Let y
come ofit.--CathoEsc seileve mat good " d
1851 Si o. 1et6gFHpfl. u -
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lREMO " AL.


YTlHE partnership OF OWEN a. pr,,,,,,,,,, LII
IL day dissolved by mutual const NJ ~ tilS
having sold his interest to Joseph f. Duupig Who e
Au'of~eu 70 sec1e an de9ts due to from the firm
J.7W. OWEN - w NtA NM
Portland, Aug, 80, 1865 : 4 - rSe,,SasG. NaslNG. sls
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To Rent.
House Lots fnr Sale.

SEVERAL finely located House Lots in Cape Eliz-i
~ abeth, three minutes walk from the Cape Bridge
land, where plan of Cape Elizabeth lots may be
seen . sf.i.. 49, may13d
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PORTLAND THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER a 1865

tradict and eonfute, nor to believe and take Tor
granted. nor tofind talk and discourse, but to
weigh and consider. Some books are To- be
tasted, Others to be swallowed, and some few
to be chewed and digested; that is, some books
are to be read only in parts others to be read,
but not curiously; and some few to be! read
wholly. and with diligence and attention. =
Some books also may be read by deputy, and
extracts made of them by others; but that
would be only in the less important argu-
ments, and the meaner sort Of books; else dis
fiashy things. Reading maketh man full,
conference ready man, and writing an exact
man; and, therefore, if a man write little. he
had need have, great memory; if he confer
little, he had need have a present wit; and if
he read little, he had need have much cum
ming, to seem to know that he doth not
Bacon AHstsl8 2as giinesa ~ sa0 .sA
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erTTDTES.
Studiee Carr

or ability ye for delight, for ornament, and
99rivater Their chief use for delight is in
lisc~ as.sa-,I1 ,.a+irinoS. for ornament, is in
:sdrse; and for ability, is in the judgment
Ane disposition of business; for expert men
esl / execute, and perhaps judge OF particulars
OF e by one; but the general counsels, and the
2 iots and marshalling of affairs, come Dest
much timsin studies, is sloth; to use too much
for ornament, is afectation; to make judg-
ment wholly by their rules, Is the humor ofa
scholar; they perfect nature, and are perfect
ed by experlence-for natural abilities are
like natural plants that need pruning bystudy;
and studies themselves do give forth directions
by experience. Crafty men contemn studies
simple men admire them, and wise men use
the n; for they teach not Their own use: but
that is a wisdom without them, and above
them, won by observation, Read not to CON
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A TRAVELLING From Mrs.
Farrar's "Recollections." In press by Ticknor
d Fields.l | once had delightful opportuni-
ty OF observing the effect produced on persons
OF all classes and all ages BY the union Of beau
ty and goodness in lovely young lady who
travelled with me THROUGH France, Switzer-
land and Italy. She was spiritually
= and so thoroughly imbued with the love other
felow-beings that it shone through every act.
lending charm to all she did and said. Ne
one could resist her fascinati0ns, and her pres
ence was talisnan that unlocked all doors
and propitiated all officials. Often have 1 seen
custom house officers, addressed by her, forget
their duty, and pass our luggage without ex--
animation. We travelled In Switzerland be-
fore it was full of great hotels, and used to put
up at roadside inns, where the host and his
family waited on their guests. These were al
ways charmed by the beautiful stranger; they
would sometimes encumber her with service
in order to express their SdIniration, and ev-
erything in the house wasput at our disposal
for her sake. sFe a88
On arriving in village, she would OCCASION
ally walk out alone, and we were sure to find
her surrounded by the children IN the street.
whom shewas amusing. The little dirty crea-
Z lures were Interesting to her. She carried her
guitar with her, and when singing to it, in a
little inn paror, / have seen the curtairIess
windows filed with faces pressed close to the
glass outside, looking at and listening to her
while the family of our host was erowding the
doorway. She had way of treating every
one as If they were of the utmost Importance
to her giss54 ..ss n.is F.assf \. ,sf y - 49,
In cities, she was followed and pointed out
as the beautiful American, and at the great
theatre of San Carlo, in n Ii1an, fheiattention
she attracted was really embarrassing to her
In Florence, Mr.. Powers was SO delighted with
her, that he begged to be allowed to make
portrait bust of her, in whiea he was very sue
eessful She could not believe that her face
deserved such compliment, and it was with
great difficulty that persuaded her to have it
done. - 1IlsIl
In kome, our party was indebted to her
charms for having the best seats at all public
shows, and access to places closed to other
strangers, When was bargaining with an
Italian Marquis for a suite of rooms. in Rome
l objected to his price for them as too bi0h''
and named the utmost that was WILLING Ia
give. He could not take it, but lust then INV
young friend appeared, and In her sweet voice
said, "You win surely accept the terms of
Madame" He gazed at her in silent wonder
and admiration, then bowed low and said. az
can refuse you nothing." s5mad
When she was presented TO that interesting
Old man, Thorwaldsen, he was captivated by
her, and on her second visit, he presented n
her bronze medal with his own head on it.
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Thursday Morning, Sept. IA, 1866.
PROF. AaAss1z IN BR1zlr..


The Angle-Brazilian Times announces
the departure Of Prof Agassiz for the Valley
= of the Amazon. Mr.. Plant, a -qeoiopist of Rio
de Janeiro, submitted to him such fossils and
geographical illustrations of the Province of
Rio Grande do Sui as he supposed would be Of
interest," and would help to complete the coll
D leetlons which are being made for the United
States government, and in q few days after
ward he received in reply the following lett
ter: 4A
s.-,~- e-E- Rio, June, 18, 1865. /,
DEAR SIR: I have not yet returned my
thanks for the fine specimens you have present.
ed to me, though eyer since saw them have
Z looked for momeHt's leisure ltb,dplsD. How
ever, this gives me an opportunity Of exprass-,
ing more mature opinion concerning their
geological age, which am glad to have an op-
portunity Of recording, especially since the ex-
animation have made of them has satisfied
z i me Of the correctness of some views concern
ing the FOSSILS OF the oldest geological fofma-
ton, in which had little confidence. That
these organic remains all belong to the carbon
ferrous period is tlaqUestionable, and it is the
close affinity with the, Characteristic fossils of
ie Europe which particularly interests and in a
measure surprises me- Had the whole collec-
ton been made in Pennsylvania, would not
more decidedly have recognized its carbonifer-
Gus characteristics, down to the rocks 'undefI
lying and everything the tossiliferous beds !; and
the photographs you have shown me OF the
localities leave no doubt Of the great extent
and value of the coalbeds proper of the river
Candiota, whilst the coal itself may fairly be
i compared to the best in the market, Judging
" nom the speeimensyou have shown me, and
those owe to your kindness. As TO the coal
of the Falkland Islands. i can only compare II
70 the an nthracite OF Mansfield, in Massachu-,
sets, and the adjoining deposits IN Rhode Is
land; though it does not appear quite SO ptli.a
as the best anthracite of the United States
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iWa91ted.
WQnted I!

CIx Or EIGHT GOOD SHOOK MAKERS. Apply
~ TO fs..,..s N A. r. MORSE Il CO., p
seplldim* ~ ~ Boston, Mass. =
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j l5l ID. 3 Ill3 4 s For Sale.FY ava am
SCH'R CONVOY, carries rs TONS well found in
~ Sails, Rigging, Anchors, Chains, SC. Price 4
y ll9O. Apply to tbi1 4ff Ff.Yfff n,5ifffa ff
Jdly2s-sr&Tt Ii fi.l'7S7' I'M 1SHsi Iefts
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Farm tor Sale.

A ..x.--s-eirn An excellent milk farm for sale
n. .<aiM situated IN the town Of Cum berland
AHRnk ks on the Portland and Kennebec Rail-
s5gl AZ road, knqYn as the Isael True farm,
: - = adjoining The depot and eight miles
NEE. ing; IL contains one hundred and twenty acres
oil choice land viii cut from SO to co tons OF hay A
year, and pasture from 20 to 25 head of eatla Tiese
are two wells on the place, and two never-fai.ng'
brooks that run through the pasture, with two arns
dwelling house and sheds, and wood enough to keep
two fires for the house. The subscriber viii ell low
as be is about to change his business. 5af
of John q. cAYZEE; cAYESI; II Y
Aug22-dlws % ga1sasYfi1f zTfi'sfAAii-N r J Nf'i.
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Sale

O. Cottage House in Go nam Maine. i A very
E;, desirable Cottage Hou e just finished eontan-
.gAA ing rooms and Clos is together with about
acres land Pleasantly fceated, and about 10 miles
rom 6ortand; conyer'ont to- Schools, Post Office,
terms apply to j. M Lellan, Gorh1nl, Me, or 'lrSt
Le. alLl1i JOHN q. PROU1ER,,s tEltG
aug zz-cSw~ zz---cSw fsfff Lime ST., Portland. *
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Valuable Farm for Sala-

- e.,-..es The HOME FARM Of the late
Aa1SA ~ JOSHUA L. HALL. of GorhaIn.
MflfEekA Me-, near Great Falls Village con,
~ fiEafs tanning about ninety acres, well d.
- vided into wood, pasturage and tn
age land produces iortyve tons Of hay. Land and
terms. 9f5 q FS-S' 61-. - Ssie " ieAsoaDie
= Inquire OF the subscriber or of Mrs L. A. HALL,
ON the premises. p r. HALL =
A,,.,.. County 1reasurcr's ofice, Portiand, Me.
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Wn9lfed..

.r1~4 Vessels to load deals at St. John, N.
B., for English and Irish Ports, at high
; n<H44aM est rates offreight I'll
& SNf$93r1LkSs 4As.IeI9 49itl7 Arant I0G 1Tyg1
To load lumber at sanae place for Calves
ton, Philadelphia and Richmond. '-7lii stf
Z e3 etAl4niSf hLITTLEJ0HN q CHASE,
roAug 9os o. al tat1ap4 7isdiN iN9- Central ! Wharf
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aftsf- 4Isl .alia| .iiiflnf4E
.s(saa aesgo gs8s s. tfat grsgasffe u
,niE3xsanu
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.GtI HUMPHREYS
H0MGOPArHrc =sPECIFrCs. 8.

HAVE PROVED, from the most ample expert
cient, and Reliable. They are the only Medicines
perfectly adap ed to popular usc--so simple that
mistakes cannot be made In using them, so harmless
as TO pc free from danger and efficient as to be al
ways feliable9 They have raised the highest com
mendaton from ALL and will always render satisfac-
Hon. ffo1gH fif44fI i ~ '.
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For Sale.

Ssssat A very desirable two story HOUSE. contain-
Egiisl ing ten finished rooms, with every conyen-
esA ience OF water, Sc, acre land under ahigh
s,a5e d G with great variety of shrubbefy
ON the line Of the Horse Railrsad near yoadfprd's
Corner. Inquire OF "a 81 - ffa
Aug a5--d2w saIflsists'Y III a,sss ass
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fTsHE TRUSTEES Of the ESTATE of the late
4 JOHN EGANs ESQ., deceased. with view Of
ing in oaada have determined to Of
fer by PUBLIC AUCTION in the CITY OF oTTA-,
WA, on WEDNESDAY, the goth SEPTEMBER
LIMITS. comprising soma -. .. u - IL
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Wanted.

RY q young man, just going into trade q few
Jm9nths experience in Wholesale or retail Gfoce
ry or Provision Store. No salar expected. ei asf
Address id.. WILLIAM OSGOOD, e3a
..,t Box 1919 Portland T. 10. Z
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g q eaoii4aiHBmaio9 IA lsdmpH g
'sasN tilidraFaH ,saloM Il 4 OF h9sssrb
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Hunted.

fIsWQ active, young lalies wanted in Hosiery and
Il Glove Store; one of whom must have some ex-
(, =, j,,r.sxu ss.,s d m 154 Middle, Cor Cross st.
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Real Estate for Sale. .

FElHE subscriber offers for sale two Houses on DAN
il forth Street, No. 11S, with a large barn. and
store on the same lot. The houses are one and half
stories hln wei nnlshed and IN good condition The
lot is 130 BY 65 Feet with several fruit trees upon IT,
The buildings will be sold together separately as
purchasers may desire. Title clear, and terms ber-
al
THOMAS TRACY, on the premises
Portland, Aug. 81, 1S65.-a3w* as7 -
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Miscellaneous
IMPORTANT SALE
/. ns7omn1 e Il sge3 ~ = no8soa sdg-
TimberI Limits, SawM[iiillls Iii
ibearai hain1dslao --ASD----snk If mods 4
asoTsi Real Estate'i 5aa


TsHE TRUSTEES Of the ESTATE of the late
4 JOHN EGANs Esq. deceased. with view of
closing the Trust of this, of the largest Lumber
fer by PUBLIC AUCTION in the CITY OF 01TA--
WA, on WEDNESDAY, the goth SEPTEMBER
next the following extensive and valuable TIMBER
LIMITS comprising some atzo9 sdi no allaY
2 Seven to Eight Hundred Square Miles y
The most avorably placed ofay d, the Ottawa, and
worthy the attention Of Capitalists as large por-
SSn nas nsen q ss1S II and
The HUNNEwELL and BEAR CREEK LINZ
Z t1S, having Q frontage on the Ottawa of fourteen
miles, and an arear OF seventy square miles.
The ST. CRY OR BOOM CREEK LIMITS, No. 314
and $40, OF 1853 and 'e4, described to extend ten
miles up ON tho course of the River ST. Cry, with
depth Of hye miles on each side. ~
POUSSIN CREEK OR SHEERWAY7 LIMITS,
Licenses s27 and a2S Of 1853 and "a, described as
O @ as b s q @ hrse %es Ea.
and extending East ten miles. aaA 81 gsfs iai
b LICENSE No. 324 of 1868 and ,65, on the West
Branch Of the River Dumoine, described as extend-
ing East ten miles. ,y3s-s4ts4
s LICENSE No. ga of 1868 and se4. on the West
Branch Of the River Dumoine, described as extend
ing up the Stream ten miles, with depth Of four
miles ON the North-East side-an area Of a square
miles, 49, 5lsz
+ The DUMoINE. LIMITS, comprising SEVEN in
nnber sss, 325, so sa2, s26, 9S, and $50, Of
1868 and "a, commencing about seven miles from the
er Ss miles, With SarSns 9eptS o about
Ineso each side of the liYer-conprlging areaof
F225 square miles. a. i :; ,,ys s,s7-.ft ~.
The III LITTLE u TT gooNNcHERE g LIMITS, sly IL
number, 75 76, ", rs, 49, and IS, of 1862 and
'63, extending from Cuchain Lake 10 the Source of
the Little Donnchere, distance OF about 20 miles,
tho depth on each side varying from 6 to miles, and
embracing en- area Of some ZIG square miles, with
Farm Saw-Mil Timber Slides, sc. ,fas
On the above Limits there are In store Pork, F1our,
Horses Oxen. Hay and Grain and other extensive
the purchaser or purchasers Of the Limits viii be
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-14
W09ated,

5DASTERS and Ffnishers, on Cioaks, can find work
1J and good pay for the season at BEAL 81 RICK
ER'S, No. 1e0 Devenshife St., Boston. iH1H 81
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The Portland daily press., 1865-09-14
For Sale.
streaked Mountain Place for sale,

IA .sr~,> This Is one ofthe best places for sum
ZmSA mer boarding in the couRtry. 1he
M house is situated at the foot OF the
~ f4aqNl 4tarNAk544& Mountain, and commands view
that Tor natural ioveiiness cannot be
IT ls 10 mnes from Portland-t5 minutes ride from
=. Statton at South Paris. The farm contains l50
Seres-nne orchards--excellent water in house and
parn. There is q valuable Mineral Spring near the
house. This valuable property is now offeredfor sale
For particulars calfa So Commercial St. or address
I Sept 1-deod&w4ws fy1Y''i' = p 'ssl
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-14
Board Wnaated.

IN q Prsvats FasnHy in the Western part Of the
a a CITY, For particulars address Z. W., Post Office
BOX NO. lIS2. ,'i' - ~ Ae aug29dtf