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The Portland daily press., 1865-09-05
New York, [

NEW. YORK, Sept. A.
The Sound steamer Bridgeport came in col
lision with the British ship Margaret Evans.
lying at the foot of jackson street, East Riv-
er; this afternoon, it being very foggy at the
time. The ship was much damaged. leaking
badly. She has valuable cargo, and the crew
have to keep her ahoat. There are several
feet OF water in her hold. The damage to the
Bridgeport is unascertained.
riot occurred among some of the mem
bers Of the 47th regiment, while at the
battery barracks to-day, waiting to be convey
ed to Harris Island. Stones, clubs and mus
kets were freely used. The efforts of officers
to quiet the disturbance proving unavailing, a
squad oil regulars with loaded muskets' were
drawn up, when the rioters DISPERSED leaving
several of their comrades on the ground badly
injured Several were subsequently under ar
rest. Rum is said to be the primary cause.
The Post has a dispatch, dated 9Petroleum
Centre, August 2d,n saying that fire caught
from spark, emitted from a laborer's pipe.
Saturday forenoon, which first DESTROYED 300
barrels of oil and tank at Anderson's wells.
when the tank burst, spreading destruction
over an acre-of territory. Two engine horses.
two derricks and a refinery were DESTROYED.
The whole town was at one time threatened.
The loss is estimated at 81 900. n.I. s5f.a
1t is reported that K. j. Race, Conductor of
bne NAL traln, ana James White OF the eX-
press train on the Long Island Railroad, have
been arrested on Coroner's warrant.
The Posts Washington dispatch says it is
confidently predicted that President johnson
will soon issue a proclamation restricting the
writ of heabas corpus in the loyal States
The mail service has been restored on every
railroad in the State of South Carolina.
Mrs Mallory, wife Of the rebel ex-Secretary.
called on the President to endeavor to secure
the release of her husband from Fort Pu-
lasEi.
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From. FORTRESS Monroe.

- Fortress MONROE, Sept. 2.
A Government sale Of one hundred horses
and fifty mules will take place at Camp Ham
ilton on the 10th inst.
Major General Torbet and staff arrived in
Norfolk last evening. i5ss lii4s 81.
General Warren went to Suffolk to-day to
inspect the track of the Seaboard and Roam
oke Railroad. Trains will soon commence
running on the road between Portsmouth.
Va, and Weldon, N G.
The Board of Commissioners appointed BY
General Miles to investigate the past and pres
ent management of the Hamilton and Fort
ress Monroe hospitals are in session to-day
The evidence produced is not public.
US FORTRESS MONROE. Sept. g.
A Board of Inspectors has been appointed
by General Warren of Norfolk, to inspect the
Provost Marshals Office and buildings, the
hard labor prison and guard house. Thy are
instructed to make minute and thorough in
vestigation of everything pertaining thereto,
and report to headquarters in writing.
Major Sampson has received instructions to
inspect the accounts and conditionsof the
Quartermasters Department of the Eastern
Shore, and left there to-day for that purpose.
The double-ender gunboat Agawam arrived
from Richmond to-day. A marine who died
on the Agawam was buried here to-day.
The steamer Robert Morris passed this point
to-day ON her way up James river.
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THE SUCCESSOR OF PRoFEssoR
AYTOUN. W $50

Three different gentlemen are spoken of as
possible successors of Professor Aytom in the
chair of Rhetoric and English Literature at
Edinburgh University. These are Mr.. Dallas
of the London Times, George Macdonald, the
poet, and Dr. Daniel Wilson of Toronto Uni
versity, author of prehistoric annals of Scot
land,' and sMemorials of Edinburgh in the
Olden Time" The Edinburgh Daily Repieac
strongly urges the claims of DR.. Wilson. The
appointment of this gentleman would draw
from our side of the Atlantic one who has
MADE his influence felt in the current litera-
lure Oh America, and whose loss would be re-
GREETED, not only by our Canadian neighbors,
but by his many admirers in the States. The
tame OF former Professor Wilson is already
one OF the chief glories Of Edinburgh Univer-
sity; and it would be pleasing coincidence if
the son-in-law of christopher Nortbn sbonld
be succeeded by a second bearer of so illnstri-
GUS name. s,4.1a
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r NOCIce.
LII persons are hereby forbid trusting any person
IN on my account as shall pay no debts other than
my own contracting.
FHfIeT NaII@la7 GEORGE N. RICE.
Portland, Aug. 20, 1865. aug30dlws
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2 q SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 2.
Sailed to-day, steamer Golden City, for Pan
anna, with $1,OS6,O0O for New York, and $685.
400 for England, with 400 passengers, includ-
ing Speaker Colfax, Lieutenant Governor
Brooks and Samuel Bowles, of the Springfield
Republican. $500 q h.
The Pacific Railroad is completed 10 Colfax.
thirty five miles from Sacramento. making
the entire distance constructed since January.
twenty four miles. Four thousand laborers
are employed on the road beyond Colfax,
and the number is being constantly increas-
oil
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Ne,g York Markets.

NEW YORK, Sept. 4.
at 44c. ,s-
Flour--State and Western. 1Oc higher; sales $50
dds; state ~ "a 20. Round Hoop Ohio 70 a
800 bbls at 80 "a 10 10.
Wheat sales 10000 bushels Cbicago Snring 30
a 3d. Milwaukee Club 30 "a 5S. Amber MIL
waukee "a g O.; Amber State new Ii q II.
Western 80 a Ole. =
Oats-frmer.
Beet-frm.
Pork-frmer; sales SO, 900 bbls. New Mess 20 s23 a
80 90. Mess q % q 81 80.
Lard-frm; sales 800 bbls at 1871 a 25c.
Mhiskey-heavy; sales $50 bbls Western at 2 % a
sugars--dull; sales $50 hhds Muscovado 1859 e
Naval Stores-quiet,
Freights to Liyerpool-frmer,
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= NEW YORK, Sept. &
The Charleston Courier of the 9lst ult
says: ut is stated decision has been made
that only those win be entitled to vote at the
approaching election for the Convention, who
were actually loyal voters in 1860. If the re-
port be correct, it DISTINGUISHES all who may
have attained age, or who may have become
qualified since that time, and conflicts with
the interest and spirit of Gov Perry's procla-
nation, based upon the announcement made by
President johnson, that the law in relation to
suffrage, in force prior to secession, should
alone be valid. tlg9
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y -.r.,-.y t,-s CAIRO, ILL.,, Sept. 3.
I, A jackson, Miss, dispatch to the Memphis
Bulletin says the action of Gen. Osterhaus, in
taking prisoner from the Conrt room while
on trial for an offence against the civil law,
created much excitement among the people,
but confidence is felt that the President would
sustain Gov. Sharkey. 8sa .5siiss
New Orleans dates state that 200 bales of
cotton were burned at Selma, Alabama, on
the 23d ult ,s 49, 4a
1t was reported that the greater part of
Shreveport La, including considerable
amount Of cotton, had been burned. 9s
Thomas w. Conway, Assistant Commits
sioner Of the Freedmen, reports but 400 regu-
lars in Louisiana. In Z 4
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New YORK, Sept. 3.
Information has been received here to-day
of collision at sea, resulting in the sinking of
the bark Mercy Baker of Boston. On the 9th
of August, in a fog off Cape Brenton, the bark
Holbrook, Capt. Murray, of Boston, collided
with the Mercy Baker of the same place, cut
ting away her bows and sinking her. The
captain Of the Mercy Baker, with all his crew,
and Mr.. William Mullory of Boston, the only
passenger, were all saved and taken on the
Holbrook to Cow Bay. r0 al
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A,-raignnsest of Ketchsm.

i tA4 NEW YORK, sept 4.
Ketchum was brought before Justice Hogan
this forenoon, according to adjournment last
week He bore the same careless manner no
ticed when arrested, and he appeared to look
with contempt upon the court, and upon all
in the room. When asked if he was ready to
proceed with the examination, he replied that
he was not, as his counsel was absent from the
city, and he would ask for an adjournment for
two days. The case was postponed until next
Monday. 1t was intended to have the case
presented to the Grand Jury to-day, but the
adjournment has made a postponement neces-
Sary. = ~
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By TELEGRAP
TO THE
EVENING PAPERS.

From Port aW Priiace-The Insisrrectioss Ia
H0yti. sae
New YORK, Sept.4.
Adviees from Port au Prince to the 10th of
August, states that the insurrection in Jere-
mic and Carail, which was intended to aid the
rebels at Cape Haytien, had been promptly
suppressed by the Government. President
Jeffrard had sent mission to examine the
condition OF the army besieging Cape Haytien
and the members have returned a favorable
report. They also advise to spare useless ee
fusion OF blood, the rebel stronghold should
not be attacked, but strictly blockaded and in
vested, while the rebel garrison may receive
no aid from outside.
Several steamers and three sailing vessels
are at the command Of the Government to
make the blockade effectual
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-05

GRAY AND NEW GLoUcEsTER.-Th I'm
ion men Of Gray have nominated John M.
Libby Of that town, as their candidate for rep
resentative for the District, composed OF Gray
and New GLOUCESTER. Mr., Libby was a mem
Der of the 10th Maine and at the battle OF
Gettysburg lost the fingers of one Of his hands.
We hope all true Union men in that District
will give the gallant soldier their support next
Monday and elect him 20 the Legislature. Let
the people show their gratitude to the soldiers.
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-05

FIRE In KENNEBUNKPoRT. = The large
barn of Hon. Daniel w. Lord, near the corner
Of the cold cape roap and Main street, was
discovered on fire about o'clock this morning
and was entirely consumed with all the con-
tents. The oxen had been turned into the
pasture Saturday evening, and it is not known
that any one had been in the barn for thirty
six hours. Nearly the whole crop of Mr..
Lords hay was stored in this building, probab
ly abont fifty tons, and the entire loss will be
about $1,000. No insurance. Y.
Kennebunkport, Sept A.
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AGENTS WU9afed !,

70 sell complete History of Life, sufferines and
Deatn IN rebel Prisons. Some sixty thousand ofour
Draw soilers nave died in the prisons. Everybody
nave avs TINS work The author is one of the inn
''n' Witnesses in the Writ trial. His account of
INC ndersonville prison is very full and complete.
nere Is great interest felt in this subject.
ADDRESS j. PATTEN, FITCH, i1o.
aug 81 div Boston, Mass.
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Russian Anserscu,, Telegraph.

ty4 ~ CHICAGO, Sept. 4.
A dispatch from Mac Crellish, dated 18th
inst, says the Russian American Overland
Telegraph Co.'s bark Clara Bell arrived at
Sitka June 18th, making the trip from New
York in 1876 days, touching at the Cape de
Verde Islands for water. She brought out on
deck smaller propeller steamer. named the
Lizzie Homer, for the use of the expedition on
the interior waters. Everything arrived in
good order and all ON board were well.
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-05

NEW YORK, Sept. 8.
Numerous outrages occur in Macon, Ga,
particularly at night, and the citizens are
much endangered, while walking the streets,
by colored sentinels, who are quick to fire if
one does not halt instantly upon being chal-
lenged. M s51Ds
The Journal and Messenger, the publication
OF which was interdicted, has been resumed
Its editor has been released from mprson-
ment, hut does not resume his position.
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s. Fenia,. Meeting,

M Troy, N. Y, Sept L.
A large meeting of Fenians of this city was
held to night. The room was crowded. May
or Gilbert and other prominent citizens were
present. Speeches were made by Patrick
Corbett ofSarycuse, Mr.. Brennan of New York,
and Thomas D. Carroll of this city, John
Morris of Rhode Island came upon the stage
and made speech, and ended by contributing
one thousand dollars.
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-05

oPERA.-An Italian Opera Troupe will
visit this city and perform two nights-the
2lst and 22d inst. There viii be full orches-
ira and full chorus. Some of the vocalists
nave worldwide reputation. No doubt the
operas selected for the two nights will be rem
dered in fine style, and afford our citizens a
musical banquet of high order. y
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-05

SELLING OUT.-It will be perceived from
the advertisement of Messrs. Feuchtwanger &
Zunder, that they are about to break up their
establishment in this city and return South,
where they were doing business prior to the
rebellion. They offer their large and varied
stock Of goods at extraordinary low prices in
order to clear it out in the quickest manner
possible. Good bargains may be expected, as
it is the determination of the firm to reduce
their stock to the lowest possible point before
departing from the North. In their business
transactions here, these merchants have gain
ed the good will of all who have had anything
to do with them.
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-05

ARE THEY GONG ?-We refer, reader r.
your teeth. Be careful. Next to your ewes
your teeth are the most precious of your facial
ORGANS. Use the fragrant Sozodont. 1t will
at once arrest decay and prevent what are
now but mere specks from being oriices. In
brief. il viii save and beautify your teeth
And It is the only thing that can save them.
Reflect on this. aug29--3teod
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-05

ExcURsIoN.-The Irish American Relief
Association win make their Third Annual Ex-
cursion tomorrow, if pleasant. 1t win be to
the Islands, for which purpose boats have been
provided, which win leave Atlantic Wharf.
foot. Of India Street. at 8 and 1890 A. NJ, and
I O'Clock P. M. Arrangements have been
made for pleasant time. 80
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-05
Steamboat Disaster.

TRENTON, N. J., Aug. A.
The propeller Mollison exploded her boiler
to-day when near this city, on her return from
New York, loaded with merchandise for Tren-
ton, valued at $4,000. A lady, named Van
Dyne, was killed; the engineer was seriously
injured, and the captain was hurt, but not
badly
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-05
United STATES MILITARY RAILROADS.
T ARGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT CARS, EN-
IL GINES, AND RAILROAD IRON.
UssTEnD STATE. .MII.ErAny hAnn0ADs,


UNITED STATES MILITARY RAILROADS, ~ ~. ~
OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QUAlfrERMAsTER,
Washington, ID. O., Angust II, 1866.
win be sold at CITY POINT, VA. On WEDNEs-
DAY, October IL, at IL o'clock A. M. About four
thousand (4,000l tons Railroad Iron.
AT PORTSMOUTH, VA, on FRI y Ny, October
Is, at u M:
Five (5) first class Locomotive Engines.
About l50l Freight Cars and one ~ Passenger Car.
AT NORFOLK, VA, October 10, at r. A..
One new Locomotive Engine, foot gauge.
At ALEXANDRIA, VA, ON TUESDAY, October
18th:
Fifty (6ol irst-cAss Locomotive Engines, iect y
inch gauge.
Eighteen (1Sj new Platform Cars, five loot gauge.
Twenty-Five 1867 new Box Cars, five l5llo0t gauge.
About three hundred and fifty (350 Box Cars, lcet
81 in. gauge.
About two hundred and thirty t2sO) Platform do,
feet SPIN. gauge.
About thirty (30) Stock do. feet 81 in gauge.
twenty (2O) Passenger do, ieet 81 in gauge.
One ~ Wrecking do, feet 81 in. gauge.
Two l2l new Trucks.
sixty do. do, framed.
Fourteen (14) Flats %
About two thousand e, O0Ol tons Railroad iron.
sales 70 commence at ALEXANDRIA, at 10 A.
NJ and TO continue from day to day until all are
sold.
Terms: Cash, in Government funds.
H. l.. ROBINSON,
Brey. Col. and A. @. NJ,
U. s. Military Railroads.
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oOAoAOAo RA%SO'A
was furnished to the Bangor Wing, by Adju-
tant Gen. Hodsdon:
A. Strout, H, 32d, Poland. Aug. %, 1854. ~
O. Preble, C, 32d, Bath, do do.
@. Memball, E, sd, Hartford, Sept. 8, do.
j. Knight Ii, Falmouth, Sept. 90, do.
H. Martin, A. Kittery, Oct. g. do.
W. Wallace, +, 32d, Nov. 6, do.
Il. Smith, g. 31st, Skowhegan, Nov. 10, do.
sS. j. Wells, G, 21st, Augusta, Nov. 70, do.
y. Lilly, g, 31st, do, Nov. 10. do
G. w. Abbott, F, 9th, Sumner, Nov. 20, do.
J. Wrenn, A, 3Ist Bangor, Nov. q, do.
G. B. Goud, /, 32d, Dresden, Dec. 8, do.
John O'Sulvan, r, 31st, Bangor, Dec. 8, do
n. Allen, M, Marion, Dec. IA, do.
d. Drawn, G, 3lst Gardiner, Dec. is, do.
Q. M. William, e, 31st, Fremont Pl Dec. Is, do
II. T. Lowell, ID, 31st, Buckspor1, Jan. g. do.
Q. Danley, d, SD, Waterford Jan. 2, do. ~
9. Aekley, b, Milton Pl, Jan. A. do.
IN. Newell, ID, 31st, Bucksport, Jan. II, do. ~
A. Gross, b, 32d, Greenwood Pl, JAM 81 do.
III. Washburne, g, 32d, Canton, Jan. 81, do
p. A. Hayward. II, 31st, Bucksport Jan. 49, do
y. Cults, A, 3lst, Bangor, Feb. 13, do. ~ e
I. w. Day, G. 10Th, Cape Elizabeth, Feb 49, do.
tG. Morgan, B, SD, Greenwood March 6, do.
supposed to DO John P. Wells, of G, 31st. e4
tSupposed to be Levi Newell. 500 q.
tSupposed to be Simeon Morgan. ,.flE .afa
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-05

PRoF. r. T. HAnLToN.-This gentleman,
editor ofthe Anglo African, viii deliver a lee
ture at the Sumner Street Church this even
ing. The public are invited to attend Lee
ture to commence at 1-2 o'clock ao Z 'is
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-05
Fire at Auo,.sta.

AUGUSTA, Me-, Sept. L.
Five barracks at Camp Coburn belonging to
the government, were totally destroyed by fire
tonight. Three barracks and suffers build
ing were all partially destroyed by being torn
down. Loss about $1,000 The fire was prob
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-05

NEW YORK, Sept. 4.
The total number of naval prize claims re-
ceived during the month of August were 2506,
of which 1913 were settled by the payment of
1882 .532.
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-05
rrrrn TEETH TEETH ]

DR.. D. still continues TO Extract Teeth BY ELEc-,
.eIcrrv WITHOUT PAIN. Persons having degayed
tatb or atumps they wish to have removed for reset
t 49, Ia would give polte invitation TO call.
S1nerior ELECTRO MAGNETIC MAsH1NEs for sale
d. family use with thorough Instructions
DR. ID. can accommodate lew patients with hoard
and treatment at his house.
Office hours from O'Clock A. NJ to 70 NJ . from,
to P. M, and to in the evening. '''
Consultation free, novtu
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Auction Sales.


IN wednesday, sept. 6th az O'Clock p. NJ. on
" the premises, we shall sell at auction TEN " r.
UABLE HOUSE LOTS, containing from about rs
to q thousand feet eact These lots are on the new
Road from the County Road near Tukey's Bride q 10
the Iron Works, and in the vicinity of the imT6ye-
ments Of the great Presumpscot Land and Water
ROVER Company's Works. They are near nc city
beautifully located-desirable for investment and
must advance rapidly as the works Of the l.. & w,
homer Company advance They only hail a mile
nonn 111keys Bridge. For description, plan, and
PARTICULARS please call on
Aua q, Henry len BAILEY q CO., AuctioneeIs.
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-05

BB-An exchange paper records that skel-
eton hanging to tree in the woods near Wor-
cester, occasioned much surprise as to whom
u represented. 1t turns out to have been a
"skeleton-skirt" ee E
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-05

VoTEs.-Town Committees wishing to have
the name of their Representative Candidate
inserted on the ballot for the State Election,
are requested to send in the name--plainly
written-as early as possible. Direct to Press
OFFICE.
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-05
Hunted.
For Sale.

-r-4s4 THE BRIG ISABELLA JEWETT,
NISf4{1N 200 tons-ten years old--welI found and
ntfs4E in good condition for voyage.
EsslzE1s@S YEATON s. HALE, .Lrfl.-lf
aug31d2w Ill Commercial st.
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24OO feet in length and is feet biob Of Fence.
The Buildings and Fence win be sold as they stand
and are to be removed mmediatelv - my 7''"N'
Terms-Cash, In Government finds
HENRY INMAN,
Capt. and A. O. MUS
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-05
Auction Sale Of Public Buildings

Assistant Quartermaster's Office, U. S. A.,
PORTLAND, MAINE,
I o,,,,1,.1rv August 9th, 1865
A GREEABLH to instructions from the War De
n partment, shall sell at Public Auction. ON
Thursday, SePtember 7Ih, 1860,
AT 10 O'CLOCK, A. NJ all the Bu,ldinos AMI
Fence at the DRAFT Rendezvous Cape Elizaboth.
Maine known as CAMP BERRY
The Buildings are of the following diInensions. d,
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BY Electricity
LA DIE 8

Who have cold hands and feet; weak stomachs, lame
and weak backs; nervous and sick headache; dizz-
ness and swimming in the head, with indigestion and
constipation Of the bowels pain in the side and backs
eucorrhea, for whtes); falling Of the womb with IN
train Of diseases will find in Electricity sure means
Of cure. For painful menstruatiOn, too profqse
menstruation and all Of those long line Of troubles
with young ladies', Electricity Is certain specne,
and win in a short time restore the sufferer to the
40 81
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THIS Meeting viii commence ON Monday, Septem-
Il Der 4th, 1865, and close the Saturday following
The fare from all Stations the r. S. q p. Eastern
b. g. M. Railroads, win be two-thrds the usual rates.
Ample accommodations win be made for boarding all
who may attend the meeting. -
Portland, Aug. q, 1865. aug29to sep9
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Dissolution of Copartnership.
REMOVALf

II A. DANFORTH has removed from No. 8
HOBBS, CHASE q CO., - Se ~
No. 1855 Fore Street, Head of Central
Wharf Tailsf
where he win still continue in the
II r. . ID u II B u INES 8.
and be pleased to meet his old customers
aug 81 div elE .s.aist .a fi sf'.
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-05

NICE PLUMs.-As fine sample of plums
as we have seen this year, several varieties,
were picked in the garden of N. A. Foster,
Esq. They are large, sound and delicious.
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-05
Tuesday Morning, September s, 1865.
AND TICINITY,

New Advertisements To-day.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Westbrook-Union Caucus.
Card--Ottawa House Closed.
Albums-99 Exchange Street.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Genteel Furniture-Henry Bailey d Co.
NEW ADvERTIsEMENT COLUMN
Going South-Feuchtwange Zuhuer'
Dissoiution-Owen & Dunning'
Board-177 Free Street.
Tobin q Cos Express.
Wanted-Salesman. H nwl1 If
Wanted-Girls.
Roundabout "t
Lost-Cow.
Wanted-John Wilson q Son.
Card-H. III. Burbank
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WnnfP6.

ITO purchase small Fruit and Confectionery Stand
i In good location. A cash customer may be
f.ls.,t. g. B. s. BRYANT,
Sept Ed3ts a Is Portland, P. o.
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-05

READ DIR. HUGHES advertisement, in another
column. In his speciality DR.. Hughes is unequaned
by any physician in THIS country. f
Jan WHY
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THe lEiaeoa 0,la,an,,1Is

"ILL reopen their School for Young Ladies and
wv Misses, ON THURSDAY, September 21s', at
their rooms, Morton Block.
For particulars inquire at No. IS Brown St.
Sept div
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GenteeI Furniture at Auction.

ON Friday, Sept. 8, at 10 O'Clock A. M, at house
" No. ~ Spring St., between High ana Park. All
the Furniture IN s id hou consisting of Bedsteads
Beds, Mattresses, &c. Ingram and Chamber car,
pets Oil Clio ana Stair Carpets, Faror Sets Sofas
Chair, Rockers, Bureaus, Mirrors Center, Card
ond Common Table. One nice Extension Table
Crockery, Glass, chin, Wood, Tin and Iron " are.
Parlor, Alright, and Cook Stoves; Table Gu lery,
&C., &C., together wi b the entire Kitchen Furni-
ture. At u o'clock one fine toned Piano, octave,
round corners, and an excellent instrument.
- HENRY BAILEY a. CO., Auctioneers.
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-05
FRANKLIN FAMILY SCHOOL

FOR BOYS, Topsham, Maine.
A GOOD Home School for Boys. Location healthy.
IA easily accessible. The Fail Term viii Commence
September GOTH For circular, &C.. address the Prn-
cipal WARREN JOHNSON, a. M
August 81. d3w. - -