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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-10-26

THE CUMBERLAND COUNTY TEMPERANCE
Association win meet at New Gloucester
this day, at O'Clock, and the session viii be
continued through the evening Gen. Dow,
Mr.. Walton, Mr.. Beale ard others from this
quarter VIII be present. It is expected that
the attendance viii be large, and arrangements
have been made for pleasant meeting. "A.
train leaves the Grand Trunk Depot at 1.p5
P. NJ. The friends of temperance, especially
those residing in the neighborhood, are cor
dially invited to be present. s..4 ~ AKA Z
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RoBBERY-Mr. Warren Stevens, a returned
soldier, was wounded in the back part of the
thigh, cutting off both chords Of, the leg. SO
that unless he is very particular in taking stems
he falls to the ground. s
Last Saturday afternoon, as he was waking
to the Kennebec depot, being in, a hurry, he
made misstep and fell to the sidewalk on
Fore Street, the intense pain causing him to
faint. When he recovered his senses he found
himself lying upon the stone steps Off house.
His wallet containing a $50 bond and some
currency had been stolen from his pocket.
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EVERGREEN CEMETERY.-Tlfe large pond
in this delightful place is completed. The wat
er is now quite high in it. A drive has been
made around il, wide enough for two carriages
to pass abreast, thus affording additional at
fractions to the grounds. Over two hundred
lots, we are informed, have been taken up this
season. Several lots in the vicinity of the
pond, now desirable. have been bought up re
Gently; and, in fact, all that portion of the
Cemetery on the western side, which has long
remained unimproved viii be opened up for
occupancy by reason of the recent improve
ments made in that locality. Ii
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Navy Yard, Boston,
CoMMANDANT's OFFICE,

COAMANDANTb OfFlCEt L
October Is, 1856.
THE U. 8. Steamers "Dawn, s'MonticeIlo," and
Il Emma" and the Barque "Midnight," viii be
sold at Public Auction without reservation, by HO-
RATIO HARRIS, at this Navy Yard, on WEDNES-
DAY, the first day of November next,at II O'clock.
The DAWN" is screw steamer OF 39i tons, old
measurement.
The 'sMonticeIlo" is a screw steamer, 6s5 TONS
cd measurement.
The "Emma" is a screw steamer; register length
1885, feet breadth 20T0 feet depth 1211 feet ton
mage, old measurement, $50 tons. l
The "Milnight' is a clipper barque; register
length 125 feet, breadth 27s3 depth Y ieet tonnage
old measurement, $50 tons.
Five per centum OF the purchase money must he
pf the day Of sale, the remainder before tho
vessel Is removed from the Navy Yard, which must
be done within six days aftor sale.
An inventory Of the articles to be sold with the
vessel can be seen at this Yard. M
S. III. SrRINGHA8f,
Rear Admiral.
Oct 2O-2f ,24262 sS3f
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Linen Sheets.

100 PAIRS LINEN SHEETS at one-haIfArst
6dUD cost; the cheapest thing in the market for
towels, at the Auction Store Of W. G. BARNES, 100
Federal 81. oel1d2w
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Dissolution of Copartnership.
THE copartnership Of S. S. FREEMAN and A. e.
Il WHITNEY is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent, Oct ~, 1850 SEARGENT S. FREEMAN,
oci2 td1ws Al L. WHITNEY.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Oct. %.
The Werz Military Commission have ad-
journed sine die, unless again called together
They have made up their findings and verdict,
and forwarded the same to the President for
final action. a la a
Mr.. Orion to-day resigned the position as
Commissioner of Internal Revenue, and there
is little doubt he will be succeeded by E. A.
Rollins, now the Deputy Commissioner.
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"THE FIELD, DUNGEON AND EscAPE."-
This viii be recognized as the significant title
of that interesting and truthful book written
by Mr.. A. D. Richardson, whose military lee
ture on his adventures in Southern prisons,
before a large Portland audience last winter,
viii not soon be forgotten. The book is large
size, well printed, ana got up in all respects in
good style by the American Publishing Com
pany at Hartford. -a.a4.i lla Is 6l51
Mr.. PARMALEE, a young gentleman ofgood
address, is now in the city for the purpose Of
canVassing for the work We commend him
to our readers.
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Sf1nared

IRON the premises Of S. T Raymond, Cumberland
IL Mills, Oct. 18th, one Chestnut Mare. years old,
white ieest striped face, light mane and tail
Amy one giving Information TO the subseribersl or
s. T. Raym ond whore she maybe found,"ih DC sui'"
bly, rewarded. ~ q.
HI. TAYLOR & CO., Temple st.
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s251.29.

The amount expended, inelpd- -1
T. ing balance against the. soci-,
ETY. Oct. both, 1864, " : " $24S6O.
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EDw'D M. PATTEN, Auctioneer, l. Exehangs ST..
Real Estate ON Fore and India Sts.,
at Auction.

ON WEDNESDAY, Nov. 8. at halt past twelve
" o'clock, on the premises, Indi1, between Middle
and Fore SITS. will DO sold the block Of wooden dwell
ings numbered IA and 16, together with he land
The buildings of modern build, two stored, ard
containing II rooms each, in rough pair, and
have always commanded good tenants, win be sold
together OF separately the purchasers may desire.
Land about 90 feet on India, by 100 in depth.
Immediately after will be sold q lot Of Land on the
northerly side Of Fore India ST. 16 eet Fore
by about 40 in depth.
For particulars call on the Auctioneer.
Oct 26-dtd
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INsAErrY.-Yeste afternoon people on
the lower end Of Middle street were surprised
at the actions of an aged female who was
amusing herself with throwing stones at the
Z houses and breaking thewindows. 1t appear
ed. thatithe woman was insane and had escap-
ed from her house in India street unbeknown
10 the family The police officers tookscare Of
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SrAAfPs.-Messrs. Davis Brothers are agents
for stamp machines, and at their book store,
No. So Exchange street may be. seen speci-
mems of the numerous ones they have already
furnished for merchants, bankers, corpora
lions and Others. One of the. latest improve
ments Is that one which gives the date of the
month, and which is altered from day to day
by simply turning screw-the type not be-
ing altered except to put in the month.
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BOSTON, Oct %
The Boston encampment o. knights Tenn
plar paraded to-day in full regalia to welcome
and escort the delegation of the Monroe Com
mandery of Rochester, New York, who make.
a brief stay in the city as guests of the Bos-
ton Knights. The latter turned out with full
ranks, and, with their Rochester brethren, made
an interesting and imposing display. The
Rochester Commandery leave for home to-
morrow afternoon. - Ja394
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NEW YORK, Oct. q

l9 New YORK, Oct Is.
The Post says that collision occurred this
morning at the crossing of the Erie Railway
and Northern New Jersey Railroad, half
mule west of Bergen Tunnel, between two
neavy freight trains, one on each road. Both
engines We're smashed, and the cars generally
damaged, but it is said that no body was hurt.
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N0fice.

"A LANCE LOT, from the cheapest to the best,
Z selng very low at the Auction Store of w. c..
BARNES, 100 Federal st. oc17d2w
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Farm and Stock for sale.

i in GRAY one mile and a baIffrom the corner. 1t
contains about 81 acres OF land, divided into ullage
pasture and wood land. 1t has ON IL siorl am u
half house. well finished and In good repair, tegeth-
er with bar1, and other usual out-buhdlngs. Ihere
Il a mill nriv,iege on the farm, with good supply OF
He viii also sell yoke Of oxen, two cows, two
bo,ses and ether stock. Terms liberal. Enquire on
the premises ...- 1..-o. O' A'OA1A'
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ITO those wishing to engage In profitable bust
s lresero z. o. Box 662, Portland Maine,
Won sen obtain most profitable agency, for tome Of
{l,s ,,~st nopular works out.
OF o5 fs6s-d2wN
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: American Froedmen,s Aid Commission.

Portland, Oct. 10th, 1866. ,''i 81 m ~
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ANEAT REPLY.-"I dislike your saying that
my teeth are going; so don'tjg said young
lady to her beau mot $50 DON'T but 5000
don't, you should have said, Z he replied. The
dansel pouted, but took the hint. Nor need
It be sad that the balsamie preparation arrest
edthe evil, thongh 1t could not quite repair
she damage already done. 9's oct26deod2t
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4Ae Reesn. .a1..rae, q. r.s Here, pa.

Pr HOLE, Pa, Oct. Is. {
The Coroners jury to-day found Simpson
guilty of the murder of Macentee There is
considerable excitement, and the friends IF the
deceased are endeavoring to obtain possession
of the prisoner with view to his summary
punishment, but they are not likely to succeed,
as the force is strong enough to insure his safe
ty. He will leave tonight for Franklin. $40
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At meeting of the James River and Kan
awha Canal Company, in Richmond, vote
was passed to carry out an arrangement for
the sale to French house Of the property,
conditional upon its enlargement and compile
Iature to extend the charter of the company,
in order that the agreement may be consum-
mated tWFf
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EDWD NJ. PATTEN, Auetloneer, II Exchange St.
Special Sale of Dru Goohst


I on y, OkDAY, October 2Sth, 1865, at 10 A. NJ.
III tba = NJ, and continued FROM Gay 10 day I'M
over Soo non stock is sold This stock Is valued at
Sest SsyOS anu IN Il will be found the finest and
his city eonsst,u ., goods ever offered at auet in
Linen able TIatf IN part as follows, viz. 800 Brown
a s oa, Linen Table Cloths same suit
ported; 200 dozen and double satin f,a, IL
en- Napkins; 900 dozen double Damask Doylles; %
pieces t-i II and - oleaehed and brown Table lin
"a 1G-4, Ia and 12f Linen sheeiings 20 tieee 20
"a, Ga pillow Case nen 150 pieces "A ieavv Yam,
lily Linen $50 pieces Al Shifting Linen, Riehard-
son Manufacture; 100 doz. Diaper and Huekaback
Towels; Scotch Diapers, Birds Eye DIAPERS, Ladies'
and Gents Handkerchiefs, Russian and American
Crashes; French and American BID Spreads; Broad
cloths, Beaver loths, Ca siH eres, Pilot Cloths;
Shirts and Drawers; Waterfront cloths; Balmoral
Skirts; Wool Table Covers; 50lpairs Wool Blankets;
with great many other articles too mfrous to
mention. Also, Cashmere Square and Long Shaws.
The above stock may be examined the day before
the sale, and every article warranted perfect.
oct25 dtd
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Arrest for Attempting to Pass Coasnterfeit
Money.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Oct. Is.
A man, giving his name as James Gray,
from New York, attempted to pass five hun
bred dollars in counterfeit fifty dollars, pre-
sented at tie LIST National Bank in this city
this afternoon. Upon being Informed that
the bills were counterfeits, he seized the roll
and run from the bank. He was pursued and
captured by the police. Before he was arrest
ed he threw away the five hundred dollars, to-
gether with a roll containg four hundred dol
lars more. The bills are splendidly executed.
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'SEfzUREs.-Deputy Marshals Wentworth
md Irish yesterday visited the shop Of Mr..
William Causen corner of Fore and Centre
streets, and seized a small quantity of liquors.
They then visited his barn on Pleasant street
md from there took three or four ullage bar
fels ofIiouor. I.
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= OI UIalIII3 OCIs IJLII, lcJ3.
The officers for the coming year are the fol-
loving: Mrs. Benjamin Kingsbury, Presi-
dent; Mrs, ]. j, Gilbert, Vice-P President; Mrs
( Moses Dodge, Treasurer; Miss, NJ. I. Trickey
Secretary.
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CoNcERr.-The fWarren Concert at City
Hall last evening was not 50 well attended as
1t should have been; still there was respect
able, as well as fashionable audience, and the
singing and playing were well rapplanded-
MISS Bailey possesses sweet and powerful
voice. Mr.. Whitney isa pure tenor, and Mr.
Dudley an excellent basso. It was rich en-
tertainment to those who attended. siaISs
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Thursday Morning, October 60, 1865.
PORTLAND md. VI0IYTTF.

W ADAMS NURSERIES, AT MoRRLL's
CoDxrp.--For several months we have de-
STONED TO speak of this well known establish
ment. which we have had occasion to visit
during the last dozen years whenever we would
make additions to our fruit garden. Some inn
portant changes have been made Of late, by
sales Of real estate-which renders it important
to remove many valuable large trees and
wires which are often difficult to obtain. We
noticed large bearing grape vines offered at
one, two and three dollars each. OF smaller
sizes two thousand vines Of the Concord, com
prising more than half of his stock of this vari-
ETY., has been ordered by single New York
nursery. .el SAX .al
About half dozen acres are now closely
planted with nursery trees. The Green House
department has been discontinued, but Roses,
shrubs and ornamental trees Of every descrip-
ton which are hardy enough to endure Maine
winters, are grown to supply the demand. AT
Ieast three hundred varieties Of Roses have
been grown here, which are now reduced to
as many dozens, the only sorts out of this
large collection deemed worthy Of cultivation.
In addition to the above the proprietor late
ly purchased several acres of nursery trees Of
Hon. Marshall p Wilder of Boston, consisting
principally of apples and pears. Among the
latter are several hundred trees of CIdpp's Fd-
Vorite--a pear justly celebrated--a as win, be
seen by his advertisement in to-day's paper.
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Proaide,,t Assoc;at;o,,.
Copying Pictures
- Uaader-Shirts ana Draacers.

OF any kind done at A. M. McKENNEY'S, 2S4
~ CONGRESS ST., by new method, in superior
manner; cal and try it. octseod&eow3m
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ILLINOIS CoTToN.--'We have on exhibition
at our Office several bolIs of cotton raised at
Carbondale, Illinois, by DIR. William Storer,
and which were sent to a friend in this city.
We have noticed, from the Illinois papers, that
quite crop of cotton was raised in that State
she present year. From the specimens before
us we see no reason why its successful eultiva
jon may not be pushed to great extent in
that State. s4ag8 ,.09 9tis4A "a
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1t is an established fact that nd ot,,or article
precedes Pease's Vegetable Hair Remover fol
advancing the growth and restoring the hair
cleansing the head of all impurities, BEING on.
tirely free from the corrosive poisons which
enter the common preparations SO largely i'm.
posed on the public. Crosman g Co. have il
and all other valuable remedies, jE si.sl
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L. NJ. PATrEN, Auctioneer, - Exchange Street.
Real Estate corner India aud Sum-
neP Ste aft AuafsOn

ON SATURDAY, Oct. 2sth, at 70 NJ, on the
~ premises. S. East corner o. India and Sumner
SITS viii be sold-the lot being about 40 feet ON In
f tbs Sse @Ra % sSt on ST. together with
Immediate1v afSer Az Sss..sS eleIeVh. 80.
on Sumner St., adjoining the same about 80 ieet ON
sumner by 40 in depth.
Oct 24-dtd
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.No,a-Ar,.ival Of me .Af,tc a..

HALIFAX, N. S., Oct. 26-12.S0 A. M.
A steamer was signalized to the eastward
this evening, but has since gone. -s 3.
The Africa, with two days later European
a1vices, has not yet arrived. lt2
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GIFT TO, THE CITY.-The medallion por-
trait Of President Lincoln, on exhibition in
Larrabee's window, Tuesday, has been pre-
'ented by the sculptor, Mr. AkeTs, to the city,
md viii be placed in the City Hall $40 e
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= ,American Freedmen's Aid Commission.
At the meeting at the City Hall on Tuesday
evening, after the history of the organization
of the Commission, and full statement of its
purposes, ex-Gov. Washburn moved the fol-
lowing vote, which was put by the Mayor, and
unanimously adopted, to wit:
Voted, That the American Freedmen's Aid
Commission is worthy of the confidence and
entitled to the generous support Of the loyal
and philanthropic people Of Maine.
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Sale of Forfeited Goods !
COLLECTORS OFFICE,

COLLECTORS OFFICE,
DISTRICT OF PORTLAND AND FALMOUTH,
Portland, September q, 1SG5.
TTfE following described Merchandise having been
forfeited for violation of the Revenue Laws OF the
United States, public notice of said seizures having
been given and no claim to said goods having been
made, they viii be sold at Public Auction, at the
Office OF the U. S. Appraisers, 1888 Fore Street,
TUESDAY, October 31st, 1866, at IL o'clock A.
NJ, to wit:
l Keg Powder: Bag Coffee; Dbl Molasses
Bundle Cloth; 1 Bbl. Molasses; Bottles Brandy; 8
Chronometers; BILL. Bag, and FirlIin Sugar;
Bbl MOlasses; Kegs Tamarinds Bbl. Cloves.
4 ISRAEL WASHBURN, JR.,
ID fts COLLECTOR.
Sept q, 1so5.-d1awtd
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VILE Annual Meeting of the Portland Horticultu-
RAJ Society, will be held at the Assessors Room,
goth inst at u O'clock when officers for the ensuing
year IN De chosen, and such other business trans
acted as may legally be brought up.
US @B. BECKETT Sec'y. &
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e BOARD OF TRADE. Members are remind
ed that an adjourned meeting will be held at
The rooms at I l-2pcleck this evening. "A full
attendance is desirable 1fwSEsz9
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EDWARD NJ. PATTEN, Auetioueer,
12 Exchange Streea.
Household Furniture at Auction.

ON MONDAY, Oct. 8 at 10 A NJ, at House No.
wa free corner OF Oak SITS, win be sold ply Su-
Dining, Card, Pembroke, and Center Tables; Chairs
SINKS, Divan, Bedsteads, Bureaus, Mirrors, Beds,
mattresses, Bedding, Croekery, Glass and China
ware, Kitchen Furniture, &C., together with gem
eral assortment of housekeeping al ticles.
Oct A-dtd
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BY Electricity


DIR. d. stin continues to Extract reeth by ELEc-
TRIcIrY WITHOUT PAIN. Persons having do, aged
teeth stumps they wish to have removed for reset
ting he would give polite invitation to call.
Superior ELECTRO MAGNETIC Machines Tor sale
for family use with thorough instructions.
- DR.. ID. can accommodate a lew patients with board
and treatment at his msuse
Office hours from 9 o'clock A. VI. to 70 NJ; from
to p. b., and to in the evening.
Consultation free. nOv1tt
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WINTER CnorH1Na.- Mr.. Nathan Gould,
az NO. ls1 Middle street, is prepared to fur
nlsh gentlemen with cloths for winter gar
menus, ana 70 manufacture in the latest styles.
see embellishments Coo Q ~. -.
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Auction SALES.
E. M. pATrEN, AUcTIoNEEn, 70 E,e1o1-. :,
House and Lot at Auction

WILL be sold, THURSDAY, October 2sth, at
w 3 p. NJ, on Che Premises, tne two and a half
storied House, No. As Bracket Street, adjoining the
residence of j. G. Tolford, Esq, containing eleven
rooms.
r. The property is south of Spring Street, near the
Horse Railroad and is the sOuthery half Of the block,
having the sun all the day. Plenty OF hard and soft
water. Gas throughout he house.
IIe Lot Is average As by 100, has r fine garden well
stocked with choicest pear trees, grapes and straw
berry. besides good variety Of flower plants, rose
For further particulars, enquire Of CHARLES
PERRY, corner OF Exchange and Middle Streets.
oct23dtd
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r BASE BAIL-=There was a, game of base
oal yesterday afternoon between the Fear
Naughts and the Nameless, the latte. llvi,,ninc
oy 81 runs $40
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FOREST CITY PARK.-The trot to come of
this afternoon, if the weather is pleasant, be-
tween the three fast horses entered, excites
considerable interest, and the attendance will
undoubtedly be large Each horse has his
friends, and it is doubtful which horse comes
out best-the race will decide it. 30
Reporters are here from Boston to give an
account of it. Almost every vehicle in the
stables in this city has been engaged to take
persons to the track
Ladies are admitted free, and we expect to
see there this afternoon a galaxy of the beauty
of the city. 8sf S
In order to prevent delay at the gate, tickets
of admission are sold at the Office of the Horse
Railroad Company under Lancaster Hail. The
Congress street cars run within a short dis
lance of the Park.
We hope the judges will order the horses to
be brought up at the time fxed-S o'clock
and not keep spectators waiting half an hour
or longer. f.sss 'fA
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7. u. Q. A.--A Union Prayer Meeting will
be held in the rooms of the Young Mems
Christian Association, No. Temple street
this Tuesday evening, at 1-2 o'clock.
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Cos. Wise's Property not to be Restored.

New YORK, Oct. Is.
The Posts special Washington dispatch says
the War Department has decided, with the ap-
proval of Gen. Grant, not to restore Ex-Gov.
Wise's property. The decision sustains Gen..
Terry's action.
The steamer Teutonia, from Southampton,
has arrived. News anticipated. 1865
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CZOaEs. CyonEs.

/ AIDES, cali and see small lot of Cloaks, slight
n " oamaged for sale at less than the cost of the
material, at 100 Federal ST. oc17d2w
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TIFF. w. A. gTREUTIFR. Architect, late Of
Bresiaw, wishes important information, he should
soon write TO the Editor Of the 'vosssche Zeitung"
at berhn, .ecFt i+aiaD .f Oc24d2ws
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TRrAsuRER,e REPORT.

The amount of funds received by the Mar
tina Washington T. "A. Society during the year
last past is as follows:
From Lecture by Rev. DR.. Car
ruthers, and Readings by Miss 81
A. S. King, S143.3O
Annual payment Of members 9dQg- 29s3O.
Donations from friends and 9TH ~ 5'S~0
er sources, 1850.
%
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Farm for Sale,

OF 20 acres, or more, on very iavor-
A ID ~ able terms, on Oak Hill, In ScarbOro,
MSTSfa-kH nov occupied by the subscriber
a Hisl5H Distance from Portland fifteen min
Hia4sz1SE9 utes by Rail and thirty by the county
J. b. THORNTON.
Oct IS, 1s65.-eod5ws