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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-19
GAZETTE AND
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ClOthing,..Gc
agfae eEafs REM % V5AL. u
ARNOLD g FIELD, Il reta (.

s wholesale and Retail Dealers g. f. 80 :
oIoTMs qASs ASH B s 1AMRs VE Sn
GENTLEMEN'SF URNIsHINGG GOODS,
Having disposed of o4rinterest in the&Mer-
chant Tailoring business No. 50, King st., to
to O,Neals Sc Dwelly, and removed TO No. 69, we
porpose to offer for yourinspectiona good line OF
the above goods. Our long experience IN the
manufa cture of Cloths and Cassimeres,f gives
us a great advantage in selecting our stock,
which we intend to ss ea as small advance on
cost.
We shall offer great Inducements to Tailors,
as we intend to keep good trimmings, and sell.
them cheap.
You will find in our Gents Furnishing De-
partmenta great selection Of goods in that line
ALWAYS on hand. Give us q call and you will
never regret it, at No 50, King street, next
door TO Miller,s China Store. F, :. ~ -.
sep Oft Il 80 ARNOLD q FlELD. :.
FASHIONABLE TAILORING ESTAB
II LISHMENT.. %@@. AZ - @..s.@'-
Messrs. O'Neil g. Dwelly having purchased
the interest of aMessrs: Arnold & Field in the
MER CHANT. TAILORING BUSINESS,
have removed to the Store lately occupied by
that firm, .@oS '>5S|.As1' - ....'''
5r S3g.KlN STREET, ~ @.
Where may be found the best assortment Of
CLOTHS, III th;S ely, bob Of FoHfIcS and
DOMESTIC manufacture: .r
Il Mr.. O'NeiPs ability as a cutter iustifes them
in assuring their customers stylish and well
fitting garment:
They have also q fine assortment OF Gents
FURNISHING GOODS, such as Shirts, Socks,
Ties, Scarfs and Gloves Of all kinds.
@as Please call and examine our goods and
Judge for yourselves at SO King street, one door
east of Parker's Theatre. sep 26-tt
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T T. EVANS would respectfully call the
% attention of the Ladies to his large stock
Of FURS, consisting of Mink Siberian, SPUR
rel re- and Sable; also, large stock Of Misses and
Children FURS, of every description, winch
will be sold cheap. Also, fine stock OF Men,
and Boys Felt HATS. Furs repaired at snort
notice. Call at No. so, King st. no 2l-tf
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I Arg FROM E17RopE.-The steamship Peru

LATE FROM EUROPE. line SIeamsnlp 80
Wan, with five days later AeWs, has arr1 Ia
TIE Shenandoah put back 70 liverpool on r. y
9Th inst, having experienced heavy gus
O'Leary the Fenian, was found gu lily, an anu
sentenced to twenty years penal: servl1uue.
denying hathe was a. trals ap
but declared that be owed 1 60 ene
e,Ieen nor obedience to British laws fnd1llc sa
tions have increased that Earl Russell intends
tointroduce a reform bill s Cotton closed quiet
at ansadvance which was partially lost OF Saa5ds
on the week Breadstutfs quiet but STEADY
Hes. e52O's63aa64 sSssss,1.tss. g $50 80
Atan American banquet in Paris Oh, Thanks
giving day, Minister BigeloWs expressed & very yer
pacifc sentiments. and. General Scoheld pro-
posedea toast TT rienaships between France i1
and the United StatesR sa.5aoG aso5id ~ zAs.r ].
The King Of Bslgiunh deaa. :s. '.s.!
sTHEg44nEAr. BREAK DOWN s7rs. The policy of'
contraction iIs.ugurated BY the Government +. IS
beginning to Chow. in the .markets:1 In. every
part of the country, merchandise view OF the
fall they know is inevitableaarei already. marx,
ing down their goods and curtalllng their
purchases, knowing that it is unsafe to hold
large. stocks purchased at. the late.high prices.
The produce market is also staggering.
Grain. and pork have gone down, and there Is
evVery11irdica3ioa that they have several steps
ID the. same direction tostake. YET s .ti& ad
The people have but one course ito pursue,
Buy cautiously and carefully, pay for whatever
you buy avoid debt as pestilence, live within l
your income, speculate on nothing but :, keep
everything shipshape and ins order. those s
who do hisWilIsail through The coming trouble
triiuunmphant]y- nine tenths Of those who do not
will 20 down. Toledo Blade -...a1ai sd. . 5sto
'.f-fs%crF '<
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Railroads.

ORANGE & ALEXANDRIA r. R.
- M - H -
THROUGH BY RAIL FROM WASHIFG-
8lTON AND ALEXANDRIA, 7 TO RICH-
d M0NRG5ANR5 Il rkHMCHB y 4 4
W the trains on this road will run daily
i: TRAINS SOUTH. =
Leave Washington, 700 a. m. - .>'sA .s-..
. II Alexandria, 7.40 a. NJ 81 gers. :so.
~ $. Gordonsville, l2.45 p. m. .E..-.....
Connecting with Va. Central Road for Rich
nond and 5Staunton direct. t$@4 n i:5t3.
Arrive at Richmond at $50 p. m. ae ,s-.
-&e.a ID / Trains laSs : N 10 RI n g. :
Leave Ilynchburg, 200 a.: M Ga =: ..e..
& Richmond at 100 q. M. ...
s. Gordonsville, l220p. m, *s'..o.
Arrive at Alexandria 80 p. m. = n... ~. -..a--
g S w Washington 90 p. ~. s.... RI. ..
Connecting with the B. s o. R. r. for all
parts of the North and West. -
Local freight train leaves Alexandria at 40
a. NJ, and arrives at Gordonsvile at 5.25 D. M
Leaves Gordonsville at 800 a. m and arrives at
Alexandria at 435 p m. Through freight train
leaves Alexandria at2.45 a. nl and arrives at
245 m, and arrives at Alexandria at 61Op D. m.
Express freight train leaves Alexandria at
700 D. m, and arrives at Lynchburg at 10. 10 q.
M Leaves Lynchburg at ?. 40 p. m, and ar
rives aU Alexandra al o.5V a. III. . III 5@,.. ..
This route has the advantage over all others,
of having contin uous rail from New York to
LynchbUrg- miles, and connecting at
Lynchburg direct, to Bristol, Knoxville, Mem
phis, New Orleans, and all other points South
and Southwest.
It also passes through Fairfax, Bull Run.
Manassas, Bristoe, Catlett's, Rappahannock,
Culpeper Orange and .Gordonsville, where
many of the late great battles were fought.
Tickets can be procured in Adams Express
building, opposite the B. s. O. r. R. Depot in
Washington; also, on the corner of 9Th st., and
Pennsylvania avenue, and at the depot, On
Maryland Avenue, Washington
Trains leave from the corner Of First and c
~ 'I' 0''S w. H. McCAFFERTY,
General Superintendent.
T.. J. NJ. BROADUS,
-.s .#.. General Passenger Agent.
Alexandria, Dec. II, 1865. dec l2-tf
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INSURANCE.

ROBERT JAMESON. s1 GEO. W. JAMESON.
The ndersigned have opened an office n
the Farmers, Bank Building, No. 1913, Prince inc
street, between Pitt and Royal streets, tor TIE
transaction. Of a GENERAL INSURANCE
biisin css.> .<.>r5 tasss - 4!G 4t# IS - =
They have been appointed agents for st the =
following well-knoWn and long established.
Companies in place Of the former Agent a n
drew Jameson; viz: .5.
~ THE HOME INSURANCE CO.,
q. 3d.. Of the City Of, New York IL 40 40
Cash Capital 81 o0o COZ 90 90
Assets nearly wv, WV w
THE HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
g. 4 + Of Hartford, Connecticut:
Capital 1890 ~
Assets A,ooV,0o wv
THE NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
adf 3o@Ga of Baltimore, Md, -. -,
Chartered Capital $500, ooo w
Losses will be literally adjusted and prompt
ly paid at this Agency. ~
Rates as favorable as those of any other III
stitutions of equal responsibility and standing
All persons DESTROYS Of obtaining trst-ciass
insurance, are respectfully invited to call
@- Office hours from 9 q. m. tn 5 p m;
m JAMESON & BRO,
aup1-lv Farmers Bank Building
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George Grinder, husband 5of, the convicted
poisoner, Martha Grinder was arranged at
Pittsburg,- on the charge of administering
some painful drug to Jane r. Buchanan, in
February Of last year, but was discharged at
the instance of the district attorney. 8
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LIFE INSURANCE.
TIME EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE
i SOCIETY OF THE UNlTED SIAI AZ Is
Cash Capital and Assets over. 81. 600, 600 w
The rates of premium are as low as those OF
any,other first class company. r,1,.rcp
NEW YORK ACCIDENTAL lNsukANCh
cosh can;ts Ii $3.50, 900 90
Insures against ACCIDENTS of all kinds
The rates of premium in this company are
verylew, and no medical examination is re-
ouired. JAMESON s. BRO, Agents,
arr io-1v Farmers Bank Building.
WHE FIRE INSuRA4nHGGEE cohPAN Or
CHARTERED IN 1910
Continues to insure against loss Or damage
nv fre The company which has had the
confidence of the community for more than
half century again solicits the patronage OF
the public. Risks will be taken at " the estao~
lished rates, and losses promptly PAID
oO'e n'u 6. W. WATTLEs, Secretary.
Directors:
A, P. Cover, Prest, G. ". Wattles,
J: q; Brent, R 3: 2 R Roagn'
W. Gregory. Beh Il p staH1ar
7 p. Smith Samuel Harper.
aug a; 1o- l W. Il. Fowle:
NnTVJAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
M or NEW YORK; -ooooo
Cash Assets July l, lS65.......$ l3, 500, OOO
Annual income, in cash......'.......ss.o VV.Ooo
The dividends Of this company are larger, IN
amount for premiums paid, than IN any com
p''At1}l Of the profits arising from this immense
fund are ANNUALLY DIVIDED amongst
''' Applications received at my house, No. lol,
Prince st. "; !. 1hOnAo1 ns0"''
DR.. CHARLES W. CHAHcE j: D =
oct 5-tf Meolcal E1aul" g
DEABODY FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
OF BALTIM LORE.
Parsons desirous of affecting INSURANCE
in this substantial and reliable company, can
40 a.. on favorable terms by applying to me,
their agent, at my Office in the Market B1l5dlng
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Insurance llr I ,,|:''
TlIRE AND LIFE INsURANC E. : ~
-, ] e4:I5I VERPOoL AND LONDON 5..'s -
$50 sfl; .s9Js }kt5@5s land = -
GLOBE ms URANC Es COMPANY. /
wEg zF Eg'E !

~. - z.-T5-'T' !. .-,-1- 80. -
-@ss n tie United States = M III 400, 600
sos FIRE AND LIFE ms URANCEEfss 80.
s45, WILLIAM STREET, NEW ''. !. YORK 7F'l.
oLIcIEss ISSUED, PAYABLE IN GOLD, STERLING
.L4afsHsa ssfSt OR CURRENCY. .s1ssi., = ~.
Shareholders personally resp onsIb1e for al
liabilities of the comp Nh;
10 1zlgDirectors Must Be SAaasholde1s: ~. -
Esai 5$aat:fas Directors IN New York ..-,T
r. Cottenet,, 81 5:52 Henry Grinnell, rzl.T
Jos Gainard, i Alex. Hamilton, Jrr
E. M. Archibald, E. F. sanderson, =. i a.
3.s1s.5 St ~. b. B. NJ Consul ..r..
Ply aslf@ Alfred PelI, Resident Secretary 4
Risks taken in. the above desirable company
on all descriptions Of prep erty, at the lowest
current rates, and policies issued, payable IN
Gold Sterling, Or c4rrency, BY ,..t.~5r.
a&s.. lTHOOE s. WEDDERBURN. Agents.
nov 3-tff Foot of Prince st, Alexa. y q.
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nRY GOODS AT COST-We will com.
mence and continue to sell our stock OF
DRY GOODS at cost, until the 25th day OF De-
cember, if not sooner disposed Of
J. F. JOHNSON, III, King ST.,
no. 2o-tf Opposite the Mwshall House.
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PORTLAND FRIDAY MORNING FEBRUARY d 1865
WANTS. .LOST,FOUN
Wanted.

wanted.
EOUR good Custom Coat and Two Pant Makers,
L at A. d. REEVES, ss Exchange st. feIlslw
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Established June %, 1s6s.-Vol. A.

per me so longl thought every one has
forgotten me in my calamitiesr
tfeople often think they are overlooked
When trials Oyertake them; but it is for vol
to say that your present trials are at an end.
Professor Mack! what do you meanp Why
l am a mere
IF you have had any reverses have had
success, aRd have the means of making you
comfortable for life.'
But you do not know my circumstances
now, for would not deceive you, George p
1T does not concern me what you are now
| but what you are willing to be-
But have an aged mother, Professor
and wish to have one; she can go, too.n
Matters were soon arranged as To- time
place, and ceremony, and this being over the
party were off for Virginia--the Professor
pleased that he had solved the matrimonial
problem SO easily, and the lady that, she was
no longer at the worlds bidding.
In the country OF Virginia great ado is made
lor newly married couple. OF course much
was made In the case of the Professor. But
some bird In the air" carried the story in ad-
vance, that Professor Mack had married a
cock! What lady then would call upon her
What society could the F. f. VS. OF Virginia
have with cook But the President advised
his wife to call upon her out of decency, at
least. II the Professor had married cook,
why, he didn't know any better. ALI that he
knew was how to solve mathematics. Besides,
he might not have married cook, or if he
had he was well off in one respect-he could
have good table. nt
'Pshawp says the Presidents lady, what
does person care about table in comparison
to caste in society ?.
II Caste in society Will do well enough he re-
piled, 'but since we must eat to live, q well
roacfQd TIM lrou ia hot fhaf Tod ols soI-o
and ashort biscuit than an ash-cakel And
what does an epicure care for ceremony A
good cup of coffee is better
You are no Virginian, husband, otherwise
you would never say that, for anybody knows
that nobilitvin log cabin is better than cook
in palacep -
Well, call on thelady and theories are
often good for nothing, whilst practice is the
sum OF perfectionp
The Presidentess called and was amazed
the cook was much her superior and she felt
it. Il wei1 aIaAaaa n 43--7s4 ,5fr
The other officers ladies having heard that
the Presidents wife had called on Mrs. Mack,
were obliged according to custom to follow
suit They, too, were disappointed, for the
New York lady hadn't lived in city iu vain.
In mind, In manner, in Accomplishments she
outranked them all Besides, in respect to
family she was not at all inferior-her father
having had property once, and lost it. e'9
Commencement day was now near at hand,
and the great dinner was to come off at the
Professors. Nor was Mrs. Mack at all discon-
serted about it. She had seen a thing or two
before and was fully confident in her own abil-
ity to meet the exigeney. When the time ar
rived, all eyes were fixed upon Mrs. Mack
How would she appear before the:Governor of
Virginia? How in the presence of the Pro-
feSSOrs and the President? And what sort of
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DissoIutiOm.

TINE copartnersbip heretofore existing under the
i firm name OF Davis & Cloyes Brotners, is this
~' - A. DAVIS,
f CLoYEs
p A43tHaa3aa FIJI ~ e5A G. I'll. GLOVES.
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E9ETURN
EgETURNI
OF THE M
Nj O R II IL q
Fire and Inland Insurance Co.,
OF NEW YORK.
JANUARY lst, 1865.


COMMENCED BUSINESS SEPTaR 10, 1854.
Aaaonnt # Capital paid in, $500, 600.
y o. If Shares, 20 O.. Par V0tate 800 each.
amount Of Outstus ding Rists, si29O6,5 599.
ASSETS. 5aa .s,'f
Amount United ststes Stocks, tIo sloooOO0O
Amount Cash on hand, 24 1857 86
Amount Cash in hands Of agents, 224l4 II
Amount Loanei on Collateral, 122, 800 90
Amount of all other Investmens, 6S,G39 10
Total Assets, January lst, 1865, 1881 All q
Amount OF Losses reported upon which
the liability Of the company Is not 80 80
deter mined, $i5,zI0 w
Amount of all other Claims, ~ 20
ON Fra RisIs S1sH ~ ie'0'''' ''' SO, ,8s1 70
Amount Fire Losses Maid last year, 7.4O9 Is
Amount PAL for Expenses of Office 15,1l6 35
$50 t b. c. MORRIS, President.
VIM. W. WHITKEr. Secretary. 5M
Am9uut Capital and ASSETS January 90
LIST, 4a li 1895 4F 1881, All ~
in tFeb o hI $sO0,o9O 90
Making Total Assets, 1919 631 All 22
Branch Office, 43 State Street, Boston.
JOSEPH MoERlsoN, Resident Director and Gener-
al Agent
J.W. Munger & Co. Agents, Portland,
Char'es Humphrey, Yarmouth; Geo. G. Wight,
! Bridgton. AA feb16d3w
1
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Farm tor sale.

ihE Subscriber off.rs his Farm, situated in Cane
n EEzabeth, aDou II miles from Portland Bridee
oontaing l6 acres of Land, Buildnss good ss
81, = on artculars enquire of E. N. PERRY, at the
6nerln Ofice, or through The Por land Post Office
DoA 1855 iea.si9 ia febl4dtf ..g
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Wanted.

A SITUATION in the Editorial Department of
IA some newspaper, by one who loves the profess
lon' ana from choice would maze it business 1or
life. Address for one month
febl6dSw ENOCH KNIGHT, Lowell, Me.
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WOOD for sale.

A BOUT eight acres of Pine Wood on the stump
"A at Graves HILL Westbrook, viii be sold at q
bargain. 1T 5000 m - - - - = :. "
Enquire of FRANCIS B. HANSON, at Geo ii.
head of Berlin Wharf sslsf octs dtf
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Situation Wanted /.

WANTED by man who has lost his right arm
w IN the service of his county. situation in a
store or IN any honorable employ ment that his con-
oition VIII permit him to engage in. Good refer.
ences given. Address F. W. th ough the Post Of
nee: 41i feb16dlw#
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Aid for the National Freedmen.

A RRANGEMENT has been made by which all
IN contributions for the National Freedmen's Re.
lief Association will be forwarded promptly with
ont expense, to New York. Commodities Should be
securely packed, and directed to c. c.. LEIGH, Nos
ns,,;s PorsIand Maine. = e'o'se :"
Contributions in Money! to Eben Steele Esq, Port
and. Me. = Va VIM. GEO. HAWKINS,
Sec'y of Ex Comm. of N. f. R. Association.
January Cd 1865. jan8d3m
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CITY OF PORTLAND
IN the Year One Thousand Eight Hundred
Sirty-FiUe.

Strty-FsUe.
An Ordinance amending an Ordinance entitled
IAN Ordinance establishing Sinking Fund.-
Be 10 Ordained 6y the Mayor, Atdermea and Com.
mon Council Of the City of Porttand, in City Cou.
cit assembled, as foiLoacs:-
CECrION IAN Ordinance entitled can Ord
~ nance establishing sinking Fund. passed Ju-
R 8, A. d 1861, is hereby amended by insestir the
words mot less than five per cent. of the ei ex.
listing City DEBIT afts the word deterpne' ia the
thirteenth line of the second section of said Ordi
nance and by striving out the word "Cspilal" in
the lime OF said section, and Inserting the word
"pri cipsl SO that sai4 section as amended shall
read as 70 lows ~ 4a4tal'f q 3a5-71l7@l -
SECTION 2-Al balances of money unappropri-
ated remaining in the Treasury at the end of any fl.
nanciai year; all excesses ofncome over the origi
nal estimated income; II balances of apr ropriations
original or by additions, remaining ON the books of
the Auditor; all receipts tor premiums City Notes
issued; all receipts in money account of the sale
OF any real es ale of any description now belonging
or which may hereafter belong the CITY, ex .eptng
the sale of 0uria lots in the Cemeteries OF the city
all receipts on account of the principal sum of any
stocks, bonds or notes low owned. or which may
hereafter be owaed by the CITY; and also Of the an
nua city tax such a sum the Ctv Council Of each
year shall ut and detsrm not less than five per
ce ent of the then existing city debt shall be andhe
same hereby is appropriated to the payment, the
purchase, OF the principal Of the city debt.
Approved, Feb Z 1865. - 'f,s7iis .f-s
q A True Copy, Attest 81. fes
y teb9-i2w 40 J. M. HEATH, City Clerk.
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For SaAe.

"A SQUARE block of land, of about II, 600 cores
IA OF wood land, on the south side Of the river st
Lawrence, in Canada East 1t is interceeded BY two
considerable rivers with eligible Mill Sites Well
Moooeo with every description of timber, such as
pine ana spruce in large quantities. and maple
Dircn, Deech, tamarac ana bass wood to any amount
Enquire of H g. MACHIN Portland !
rortianu, feD. 1854. feb25 eodtf
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Apoflecary shop for sac.

IRaHE undersigned wishing to oh snge his place
y OF residences, win sell his Shop, Furniture
Stock, &c The stock Is now complete in all its
departments The stand is one OF the best in Port.
apply at 145 Congress treet. nalifo 4 : oct24
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Farm for Sale.
Farm for Sale.

L. iia That superior A. l farm, recently
A<aH& "a owned aud occupied by the late
MEzyl sQzR Capt Thaxter Prince. Containing
81 I'm zslAG so acres of good land, 15 OF which Is
zzasss=7 wood. Good buildings and net
rou OF waite iand upon it. Said farm is situated in
I 9armoutn. about one and half miles from the G. T.
lage. - r1a1 - = ~
Yarmouth, JAN ~ 1865. janis eoddSwtf i
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Farm For Sale,

4 .a.,-s- The subscriber offers his Farm for
GZGA- sale situated near Dunn's Depot in
MaG1ExR North Yarmouth formerly known
sg4 sag4 EA7s44 as the mo o'se Farm Likewise
= -his siock and Farming tools The
Farm contains about ITO ae es good land good
~ msioings O. Those wishing to purchase are inyit-
ed 70 call and examine for themselves
e. I. DILLINGHAM;.
East North Yarmouth, Jan I'd, 1866. " jan4sodtf
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Ice HOmse 70 s.ee

fHNHE ICE HOUSE on Center street, which has
David Robinson. will be let as it is 3uiId.
ing VIII De built to suit the occupant This is very
desirable iooality or Stable keeper, or that oJ al
mo most any osner business, and long lease will be
given, II desired. PIE SO apply to
jan24eod3w
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DIR. JONATHAN MOOR'S
Essence of life

SAN EXCELLENT MEDICINE. 1t cures Con ghs,
Colds and Whooping Cough and all discs sas ofe
the Throat and Lungs, aud 1t works like charm IN
qaiesing children whSn teething. Tryit Prenarad
py u. 4. HAYWARD, Hadley Mass.
Phillips Co., Agents. janl6deod5w
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instant relief by the
Prepared by 3. M. S
street, Boston. II. /
streets, supplying agI
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FOR SAFE.

q CLIFF COTTAGE, containing over 20.
g rooms, large stable and sheds-situated two
III III and 0ne-haf miles from Portland and the
II a3sH finest situation in Cape Elizabeth for wa
- Atering place and suIpmer boarders For
parucuiars enquire of GEO. OWEN,
ap7 diff i01 Commercial Street. Portlsnd
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Newspaper Correspondence,

fEHE undersigned, an ex editor of this city, here
Il by tenders his ser vices, for reasonable COM
pensation, to the publishers of any news journals
in Maine in Boston, in New York or else here who
would like to enjoy the really correspondence of an
experienced writer and journalist at the Capital of
with the local .ansactions and the public measures
asd The pubic men of the StatsaLd C5un. .ry as well
as his long experience in typographical and editori
al labors, give him an advantsre in this resnao4
which few others possess. He knows how to write
copy for the printer that will require NO revision
after 1t passes out of his handg. He is aJso good
and expeditions proof" reader, and Is willing to
engage with any publisher who may desire his ser.
vices athome or abroad, in that capacity
sh WILLIAM A. DREW
Augusta, Jan'y 2, 1865. ianbdtf
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ONE tenement No 70 Green street; one tenement
" corner Of Salem and Bracket streets; and one
tenement Ia Jordan's Court. Enquire of the snb.
scriber, real estate broker, 81 Exchange st.
8. Aft .1-ijt3 Z JABEZ @. WOODMAN, Jr..
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A Card.

The undersigned, owing to ihealth, having this
day sold his interest in the alb to Joseph John.
SON. the business will be condu ced under the name
and style of Johnson Cioyes Brothers, who are au,
thorized to settle all bills of the late firm. -
jan24d2w % 2l safaain sa - A. DAVIS.
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-17
,KINNER,s PuLMnNAIrs

. nA ~ AuAON ALEo
Immediately relieve CouVhs.
Colds, Hoavseness Lossof voice
Bronchitis, Lassitude, Thirst,
and every symptom o the first
stag soi Pulmonary Consump-
I on. They are white, in form
OF wafer and as suitable for
the infant in the cradle az q pa.
sicnt O. three SCORE years snd
zen. Orators and all who over
tax the vocal organs receive
u use. Sold by ali Druggists.
,KINNER, Chemist, 27 fremont
4. HAY, cor Free and Middle
ents. sep27 eod&eow6m
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-17
FOR SALE.

'HE sgbscriber offers for sale his Farm on the
- a roaa between Sae'arappa and Gorham. 1t CON
grass lapd There is ON the farm one story house,
carriage house, and barn 81 feet by 6O with good
300 young ftuit trees. JOHN n. ALIEN.
9anzOeooSm AANA-a a y Bsccarappa.
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-17
Il OW DOM COLLIE GE,

~, 80 MEDICAL EEPARTMENT.
YESHE 40 Annual Course of Lectures ia the Medical
II School of Maine, viii commence Feb "a and con-
ii aue ten weeks. =, = - : <.
Circulars cor tanning full information can be had
on appilcaton to Prof 9. T. Bracket NJ D., Bruns-
r. A. CHADB0URNE, M. D., Secretary
Brunswick, Me-, Feb 6. 1865 -febSdiw 5