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NOTICE.

DE. p. QuImBY would give notice that on and
after March lst 1866 his terms will BIO as follows:-
First Examination, at ofhce, $500
Each subseq lent 8 ting. at ONCE, lVO
First examination at residence, II wrnin Inc
city, 10Y
Each subsequent visit, ito
Terms for visiting patients in other places eau be
learned at his Office, No. ID International House
or by addressing him letter there, enclosingstamp
Portland, Feb II, lS65.--d5ws Ia .asAL
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DIED.

son, aged So years
~ Funeral this Monday afternoon, at o'clk
from the Preble Street Chapel Relatives and friends
are invited to attend.
At Salisbury Prison, N C, Nov 26, Frederick X
Cross, attcry A, 1st Mass Liaht Arti lery aged
IL years months-son of III and C Z Cross, of
this city.
In Guilford, March 8, of consumption, Mrs Mariet-
ia Bennett, aged 80 years. -l .---..-
In Montreal, Feb 20. Edward Y Jones. son of the
late Hiram jones' formerly of Bangor aged 81 years
8 months.
years months.
In Bath. March 16, James W. son of VIM W and
Annie Mason, aged year years.
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FOREIGN EXPORTS. : The total value Of
foreign exports from this port last week
amounted to $S54,So2.7l. Included in the
shipments were 1884 box shocks 1,449
shocks and heads; 45,45O hoops; e,125 feet
of lumber; 1888 feet of timber; 90 empty
casks; 1,15o barrels of -four; 10 barrels of
pork; 50 barrels of potstoes; 81 barrels of
beans 1922 barrels of ashes; 2,s1o lbs. cut
meas; $1,000 lbs. lard; $500 lbs. butter;
4sOl lbs. cheese; 49,02S lbs. leather; 80 ,2sO
lbs. leaf tobacco; 4.437 lbs. hops; $500 lbs.
beef; 50 kits of mackerel; 200 boxes of her
ring; case of furs; packages Of sundry
Merchandise. i6tJ A(} YfNffl
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Kittens Insolub,e Cement,

For wood, leather, orockery, and other substances
is the best aid to economy that the housekeeper
have 1t is in liquid form. and insolube in water
oil. 1t will adhere oily substances completely. Two
ounce bottle, with brush family package) Is cents
each. Sold everywhere.
HILTON BROS. & Co., Proprietors, Providence,
r. 1. On reoeipt Of 80 cents, family package will
be sent by mail. ft febId3m
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DIR. LANGLEY'S
ROOT AND HERB BrTTERs

The Great Bl cd Purifier; the best Health Restor.
er. ana me most perfect Spring and Summer Medi-
cine ever used
They eff sctually cure Jsusdice, Dyspepsia, Liver
kindred diseases
They cleanse the system regulate the bowels, re-
store the appetite, drive out all humors, purify the
blood, and strengthen, invigorate. build up and
store to heal and soundness. both bedy and mind,
all who use them Price rs, 60 and rs cts. per bot.
tie. Sold by q / dealers in medicine. GEORGE O.
GOODWIN Co., 88 Hanover ST., Boston.
mchlSld4m
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EDINBURGH REvIEw.-The January num-
Der Of this SCI tch Quarterly has been received
from the American publishers, Leonard Scott
& Co., New York. Contents IL. Sir F. Pal
graves History of England and Normandy /;
q Dictionaries of the Bible; g. Life of Sir
VIM. Napier 4. Criminal Law Reform; S.
Lord Derby's Translation of the Had; 6. Ec-
clesiastical Jurisdiction of the Crown; I. The
British American Federation s. Gardeners
Memorials of King Henry VII; 9. Seven per
Cent; 10. The Last Campaign in America.
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JHwEBRY.

Send me One Dollar by mail and will nd you
! adiss' Jewelry, Long Oh in. Locket, Neck Chain
Ring Vest Chain, Bracelet, Gents Chain rin, Sci
of Buttons, Set oil Jet Hoops, Belt Buckle, Bell
Pin. Also will ssnd good Huntirg G. Fed Silver
Plated Watch and hahn for Sl5.
ADDRESS, DkESSER'S Dollar Sio c, Portland
Me, Box 1879. rg maryd2m*
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ARRIVED.
Steamer Montreal. Liscomb. Boston.
Brig Charlsna. Means, Havana flowed up from
Richmond Island By steam tug Warrior.
Brig Eudorus, Haskell, Cienfuegos.
Sch Elma Wright, Freeman, Boston-reports
18th. on Cape Light, was struck by heavy sqnall
driving ashore. The gale continuing very heavy
came to inside Portland Light, let 60 both anchors
and remained throu Oh the day and night.
sch Jane M N Brewer, Smith, Boston.
Sch Waterman. Eaton, Boston.
Sch Ann Parker Berry, Salem.
Sch Sam Colt, billiard, Portsmouth.
Sch Mary Eliza. Hammond, Portsmouth
Sch Diana, Wiley, Freeport.
SAILED-steamship Belgian, lat "A A ny; steamer
Falcon, Kilby, Fortress Monroe.
San Francisco. Feb 81 = Considerable property
having been saved from the wreck OF ship Sir John
Franklin. the censgnees of the ship, Chas Penuel,
have been able to reduce the deposit general
erage on cargo received per barque Knight, from s5
to rs per cent.
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solders, Home

The following named Solaiuls ,.~,
to the Portland Soldiers Home for the week
ending March 18th:
Isaac L. Brown, Co. F, 9th Me-; Gilman B.
Pendexter. Co. E, OH Me-; George B. Watts,
Co. G., 9Th Me-; Adm Turner, Co. B, 10Th
Me-; Frederick Jakins, Co. A, 31st Me-; Nj
cholas L. Foster, Co. q, 29th Me.
Ten left for General Hospital, Augusta.
Six left for their homes.
i#saHn w. H, PLUMMER. Agent
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RELEAsED.-A dispatch has been received
from Lieut.. Henry Mitchell announcing his
safe arrival at Fortress Monroe, after months
confinement in prison at Columbia. S. C.
His numerous friends here rejoice that this
gallant fellow is once more enjoying his free
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MAPLE CANDY.-William Allen, Jr, at his
fruit, confectionery and tobacco store, Nos. 10
and Is Exchange street, has just received a
large lot of Maple Candy, just out of the woods,
fresh and pure, and delicious article. Whose
mouth waters for it? Go Immediately and se-
cure some of it before 1t is too late. 1t is the
best candy you can give your children, for it
is the purest manufactured.
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THERE will be meeting of the Sabbath
school Teachers Association in the Vestry of
the State Street Church, commencing at I 2
O'Clock, and closing at 9 o'clock, on this even
ing. 10th inst. Subject for discussion :-"Mis-
sion Sabbath Schools,-their Importance, and
Rneul+o .e.efE
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Ease, Ele
To the Public.

This is to certify tnat fifteen years ago take
sick, and the doctors called it Liver Complaint and
treated me for that disease but received no perma
nent relief, and during the past winter had been
worse than at any previous time called TO see Dr.
Harvey, Feb llth, 1865. and he disagreed with all
who had before examined and treated my case stat.
ing there was no trouble with my liver, but that it
was in the stomach and episastrc region, and that
my disease was Dyspepsia DR.. Harvey treated me
for this disease, and am happy u say l am now
entirely free from this terrible difficulty also had
the catarrh very bad for years. and this is almost
tirely removed. would be pleased to see and talk
with any one in regard to my case. fss, -s..a
EDWARD c. MONROE,
50 Washington st.
Portland, March TO- 1856. mch2otf
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The keeper of Cape Elizabeth Light reports thai
part of a vessels hull apparently new brig. came
ashore near the Light ON Saturday anernooI' ana ana
night previous The keeper thinks she struck on
staples Ledge during the night and immed lately
went to pieces. 1t was suFges ca tnau II might De
but she was an old vessel and the current would
take her in an opposite direction cti D., po..o
in0top want ashore night of 18th inst three miles
North Of Barnegat Inlet Crew saved. If the wea-
ther proves favorable the vessel may be saved.
az strea Of and from Eastport for New York,
hefors reported ashore, towed to Rockland 18th
inst where she will 60 on the marine railway for
seh Frances Hatch, Miller, from Baltimore before
renorted ashore near Fort Fisher has been sold as
M law for $50.
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n EWs.
PORT OF PoRrLANp.

Saturdny............... March IS.
tfe ARRIVED.
U steam cutter Patuxent, Fengcr, Boston.
steamer Lewiston, Knight, Boston.
Sch Anna Elizabeth, Hutchinson, Cardenas.
Sch II Dunton, Jameson, New York.
Sch w Wyman. -, Portsmouth.
Sch W Fairfield, VerrIll, Biddeford, with the
crew of the Br brig Edith Ann, before reported
wrecked on Old Washburn Ledge, near Wood island
The crew lost but the clothes they had on
Tho vessel has broken up and entirely disappeared
and her cargo OF molassee, which was consigned to
Churchill Co, of this city, TOR parties in Canada
is entirely lost.
CLEARED.
Steamship Belgian, (Br) Wylie. Liverpool-H & A
Allan.
Steamer Franconia, Sherwood. New York-Emery
q Fox. fM Tflllr
Barque B Hamilton, Adie, Hayana-Chase Bros
Co.
Brig ] Polledo, Warwick, Matanzas-lsaac Emery.
Sch Gamma, Marshall, Fortress Monroe s L
Brown
Sch E Arcularius. Jackson, New York = Moses B
Nickerson. -fl-,
Sch Olive Elizabeth, Ra I'D. Bostou-w II Randall.
SAILED-Br brig New Zealand, and others.
..
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Boston Stock List
MARRIED.

In this city, March 4, by Rev Henry d Moore,
Grin Is Cole and Miss Helen Hall, both of Gray
In Fryeburg. March 8. ellison Adams,o Denmai K.
and Mrs Martha Carnage, of +.
In Biddeford March IA, Melville III Stackpole and
Julia Clark. Ws
In Saco, March s. William Wallace and Eunice
Goldthwate of Biddeford.
In Kennebunkport, George Moore and Julia a
Goodwin. ~
In FarmiDgion, March II. JOS W Thomas and Miss
Vesti e Voter.
In Freedom. March O. Geo GetcheI and Mrs Eliza
beth McCorrison
In Thorndike March IL, Alonzo Gross, OF T, and
Hannah Z, daughter Of Bev John Chase, of Unity.
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MOVEMENTS OF SrEAMERs.-The steam
ship Belgian, Capt. Wylie, sailed from this
port for Liverpool about o'clock on Sunday
morning, taking out eleven passengers and
full cargo.
The steamship Peruvian, Capt. Ballantine,
will sail for Liverpool on Saturday next.
Steamship Damascus is the one due this
week from Liverpool. She will sail on her
return trip Saturday, April LIST.
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MURRAY's BENEFIT.-The complimentary
benefit to Mr.. John Murray will take place
this evening, on which occasion he offers
splendid bill. The comedy of Married Life,
and the comic drama of Handy Andy will be
performed. 1t is the last appearance of Mr..
Murray, and he will be greeted with full
house in acknowledgment for his efforts to
please the theatre going people of this city,
In order to obtain good seats, they should be
secured during the day. k
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REcRUITING.-Five men were passed Sat
urday, at the office of the Provost Marshall
three for Saco, and two for North Berwick.
Four men were enlisted Saturday, at the
City Recruiting Office, towards the quota of
Portland, making the. number forty for the
week.
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Real Estate for Sale.

THE undersigned ofsr the following described
Il peces Of property in Portland, belonging to the
estate ofJoseph Noble Esq, deceased.
/. Stores between Exchange ard Lime Streets
fronting on xchange street. Mr.. Jchn NJ. Baker
nearly opposite will designate the prem sea.
2. Store ano land. No. IL Exchange street. &C ~
pied by Mr.. Il. M. Patten.
Lot ofland situate on North and Poplar streets
4. Parcel of land situate on Congre. street.
Store and land situate ON Fore street No ,2l
and store-house and land In tina rear.
Houses and land on York stree. tn. y can be
seen on application to Mr.. james Bradley
Lot and buildings ON Union wharf Mr.. Al
pheus Shaw will give information in relation TO this
property.
Application for purchase may be made to the sub
Ecribers Room No. s5. No. Ill Broadway New J. rk.
JOHN T HEARD.
se1t SETH CALOWELL JR.
New York, March l3. 1866. mn2OdSw
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THE GREAT GERMAN HEILMITTEI

THE GREAT GERMAN HEILMITTEL
Will positively cure
Catarrh, bronchitis, Coughs, Colds,
And the first stages of s.
q . N s u nj r II ION.
Its sure preventative for
DIPTHERIA. a
Forsale by FL II. Hay, and Druggists generally.
Price per Bottle ga.
WEEKS & POTTER.
Druggists, No, 10 Washington Street, Boston, Mass.
General Agents. feb15d6w
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BY ,rEI4EGRA.PH
Skermdn's Greut March-Wade Hanptos,s
Attack on KflDatrick

SEeTmdn's Greut March Wade Hamptonss
Attack on Fitzpatrick.
NEW York, March 49,
Inc Herald's correspondent from Sherman's
army gives full details OF its remarkable march.
Hampton's reported victory occurred thus:
1t Was discovered on the morning of the 9th
inst, that Hardee was making forced marches
to reach Fayetteville before Sherman. Gen.
Fitzpatrick at once put his cavalry in motion
TO strike Hardee in flank, or intercept Wade
Hampton, who was following In the rear with
his cavalry Gen. Fitzpatrick reached Cole
mans Grove just after Hardees rear had
passed. Hampton was a few hours behind.
Our cavalry, owing to the bad roads, had not all
come up. Col. Spencer's Brigade and Col.
Hays command were at once put in position
to receive the attack of the rebel cavalry. 10
just before daybreak of the lob, and before
the brigades of Atkins and Jordan arrived,
Hampton came in front of Klpatrick's posi-
ton, mas ed his troops, three divisions, aud
attacked in three columns. The attack was
perfectly irresistible, and our first line, stand
ing their ground, were literally run over.
Headquarters and artillery were captured.
Gen. fitzpatrick managed to get away and
Joined Spencer's brigade, which was falling
back on foot, disputing every inch of ground.
The rebels stopped moment in camp to plum
| der. This movement was fatal for the enemy,
| for our cavalry rallied under their leader, re-
| took the hills upon the left; and then with one
wild shout swept down upon the rebels, who
were swarming about the captured artillery
and Gen. Kilpatrick's former headquarters.
Ia a moment we had the artillery again, and
turned it upon the flying enemy. The Gene
| RAILS red battle flag was displayed, and he an
nounced to the men that the day was theirs,
when, with another deafening shout, they
dashed after the rebels, driving them from
every quarter. ~
| Our loss did not exceed 100, while the ene-
my left on the field large number OF officers
and 70 soldiers dead, besides many wounded (
Thus less than two brigades of our cavalry
held in check and finally drove in confusion
| Wade Hampton's entire cavalry corps COM
manded by Hampton, Wheeler, Hume, Allen
and Butler. fllT 43sa' j si5a
! A brief summary of what was accomplished
| shows that there were IA cities, 100 miles of
railroad, and thousands of bales of cotton
burned, IS cannon, 1000 prisoners, and 25 ami
mails captured, and over $4,000 white and
black refugees set free. ..,t.
1t was Capt. Ainworth, with his tug David
son, that opened communication with Sher-
man. 1t was brave act. The boat was con-
| stantly fired on by the rebels. Gen. Sherman
complimented him highly, and breveted him
| Commodore. - 1@t4
1
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CoLGATE,s HONEY SOAP.

THIS celebrated Toilet Soap. in such universal
demand, is made from the choicest materials,
is mild and emollient in its nature. fragr antly
scented. and extremely beneficial in its act upon
the skin. For Sale by oil Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers ~ Il. rsa janSld1yr.
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CID 10Th ~. 49, r,-,-- r-,,.h. Naw York.
1lth barque AtiaatsA woo.1Sr
Port ROYAL scar 9th, brig Roamer McFar.
CID 9Th. brig Emily Ri,ba. Kn,.ht Nex York;
9Th, ship Sterliu Wornnd IHs is;h hsroue
Maria Henry Princs ~ "ooo' Anaueipna' D~Af-
CID 10TH schs Alonso Z, A,..,. s..,,. A.xlos
ton; IL II. Carrie Rich BroSn sth
baroue harvest Moon stanles Nv Ysp "a
Conant Look and La BIss Rr S9w 5ork se0s a
e;ott. Charleston. D'sss' uoi ayVusen'
Portland. -s''' "eO0' roni
BALIIMORE-Ar 18th, schs Tantamount Davis
Fortress Monroe; u Williams, Hart, Beaufort Nc.
ar l6th brio Birchsrd & Torrey, Haskell Portrass
Monroe; sch sradore, Lawrence. Bucksport.
PHILADELPHIa@Ar i6 b. brigs Kodiak, Yates.
Mobile Bay: Humboldt. from Wilmington
CID l5th' schs Nautilus, Pi'sbury, and Starlight
York ' o''a A oaf0nne - nAi Do's''
Cld 18th, brig Albert Adams AyTes. Guadalupe.
Ari9th scb 1sI Fpeues S Cypsby Jsmaicas
po AT 18th brig Webster Kelley, 5aguai ABBY Elien
ca Sy 18th brig Marioer Mariner. Beaufort NC.
NEW AOhh-Ar 10th. ship Rangoon, lBr) Leask,
6sR1ai VaTqnes Arlet,a Colcord sagua; Janet
Ubnen, Matanzas; brIRs q Colson, Perry, from
Froi;c Mefrwa, ingesol la Cienfaelos; schs
Se SiS I'd, ,a...,,
perna@buco; brig Paragon, Fitzgerald. cienfaegOs
| c Ar LIN. sens VIM Crawford, Crabtree, Boston;
CON On A ,esh Rob rts. Providence.
| ha.~
S SrIque yaoe hnngT wood. Ellingwood, Cenfuegos
T;,sonsh los nesso small Matanzas; Abbie Ttcomb
lNcomD, Ciy foint; sch sophia Jameson, jane
son. Aux Caves
~ pn,,; ~ iotn, SCH Harriet Baker, Web
pei rWpnpT ior r1r e.n Ere
f0r r !, n ni 70, Ior Boston
man Msyagnez for Nswhnr. nosn, sen Amsiia' Car
I'D scns A SAWYER. I1n6ir Ola. MN
In mort hrjos Catharne Roeers v, DEL r,,.
Trindelep. eroteus, Eudorus; scbs secor neImon,
y II PacEsr Fl 4 Rogers q W Csrn s1sor' De'non'
Rn rsC5e A. 17aS ba,o5o stsn Rben5ari g.
smyrna - - - -APe'' '"'
' az 18th. ha-oue Augusta C Small. McDopsld for
| cienfnegos. Maneynjck. Smis h New Orieans. scb
nI;st FSps Foytress Monroe Hattie cooi far
Fastnorf III 7---'T7. ~ 1T'
| Az 18th. bries Mcintyre. Marshall st Jago; A
| Hor,a iI Isii.pd' Gienfaegos' =
| (,ld 18Th schs Novel; Pomrov New York: Pool
uerS t' mo r0 IsIa -'o'''' 'e"
~ An,.a;ss ui5t p .asi soS' 0'e As''
~-1 AAssiAs' A-~' -'oe- p"
| FOhEiSN
New York.
Put into Portsmouth 1st inst. ship Transit, Whit.
mare, from London for Newcastle. ~.
from Ilolol for London.
Sid FIN Havana It'll, sch Mary w hito, Leblanc, for
Ar at Cardenas 7th inst, barque Eyentide, Park,
MY msss; $50. ,.... NJ uxr.-
=, gu ..n " ~ oas DnVls; otaP'os ooSson' nv
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FISHERMEN.

Ar at Gloucester 18th inst. schs Christie Campbell
Merry; Morning Light, Martin; Eliza X Parker.
wallace; A N Heath. Lee; Lancet, Jameson; Chas
Carroll. Callahan; Grenada. sargent; Witchsraff,
Pinkham, and Gen Butler, Nelson, all from Georges
Ranks.
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The American illustrated newspapers for
this week have been received at the book and
periodical store of A. Robinson, No. 81 Ex-
change Street.
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Montreal Ocean Steamship Go,
Carrying the Canadian and United States Mails.
PASSENGERS BOOKED
To
Londonderry and Liverpool.

Beet, Pork, Molasses, Sugar.
lOO BBLS Mess Beef.
80 Bbls. Mess Pork
80 Bbls. Clear Polk
Muscovaio Molasses
Trinidad Moasses.
Barbados Molasses.
Mussovado sugar,
II b. Sugar.
Crushed, GRADUATED and Powdered Sugar
Coffee Sugars.
For sale by
THOS. LYNCH,
139 Commercial ST.
March IS, 1896. mch2Od2w
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New York - :, -
SAVANNAH 9Th, sch Marcus Hunter Orr,
Hilton. Head; 7th, Bazaar, Stinson, do.
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HALL OF THE BURNS ASSOCIATION,
portland, March l4th, $685. r
Mr.. JOHN MURRAY,
Dear sir:-The members of he Portland Burrs
Association having been Informed that a number Of
their respected fellow citizens were about rendering
you Complimentary Benefit have instructed me
to inform you that they dssirous Of joining in
the ovation a mark of their esteem for yeu as
fellow countryman and gentleman.
Very respectfully. yours,
RoBKRr BURGESS, Sec.
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EXPORTS.

Per steamship Belgian, 10 Liverpool = $500 bbls
-four 1000 boxes meat $40 pkgs butter $50 tres lard
208 bbls ashes 22 boxes cheese 20 hhds tobacco rs
bbls pork IA tres fef. sewing machins ex.
press pkgs ] cask hams, l case books. 5s
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sPECIAL NOTICES.
hi To JOHN MURRAY, Esq. =
Pc srLANo. March IA 1se5

L55lll4t3Gl PosTLANo March IA, 1866
10 JOHN MURRAY ESQ.,,
Dear sir-As you are sbeut to leave our city, we
would respectfully tender to you as mark Of our es
tenn and regard, both as artist and gentlemen,
snd for this purpose. we propose Complimentary
Ie eft, to take place Gu whatever pight You nay
st apart for the same 1871
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Dentist Business,

IN all Its branches and would invite his friends An,
the public to give him q call.
No II Olapp's Block, Congress St,
mcn]VdAw Portland,
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DR.. Fred A. Prince.

w OoLD re3pectfully give notice that he has tax.
~. w 60 the Room No II Capp's Block formerly 90
oy MS Manchester, Tor the purpose Of car.
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DEERIEa HALL. /
Portland, Aaarch 10, 1866. !

DEERIE9 HALL.
Portland, A1arch 10, 1865.
Genttsmen:-It i, with the deepest gratitude that
reply to and accept your favor of the 14.h inst .
which is an unexpected and fear undeserved hon.
or and with humble thanks allow me 10 state that
the managers have kindlyset apart
MONDAY EVENING, MARCH Goth,
for the occlsien. -
Yours, respectfully.
mchlStd J. MURRAY.
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PASSENGERS,

In the Belgian. for Liverpool-E c Colson, Rev L
Wolsey, james Lang, Thos Connolly, Julius Jscobs,
Thos Potts, ohm Watt Jane Ann Shield Peter Ford,
BENZ Flanagan, Il Salt.
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Board,
Sheriff Is sale.

QUITS Of Rooms, furnished or unfurnished, with
- or without board, at " Free street.
rTancient boar -ers accomm odatsd. mnr20i1w-
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Read This.

From IS to $40 per day made by selling Dressers
Prize Pao ages. Agents Wanted. sgas ii D
Address, 500 L. DRESSER, ~ M
feb9d2m* Portland, Maine, Box ls2.
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Ielmbold,s Concen,rated Fx,ract Ruch,

HeImDOId'S CONCENTRATED EXtrdct Bucbu
Is the great Diaretic.
HELMBoLD's CONCENTRATED EXTRACT sARsAPA-
RILLA
,9cH Is the Great Blood Furif r i.t 'ah !
B tn are prepared according to rules Of Pharmacy
and Chemistry and are The most active that can be
made.
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Jan is. lat IL O6 s, lon 80 Al W, ship Sapphire.
Hatch from Liverpool for Calcutta.
Feb Is lat "a " N Ion 40 49, ship Juventa, S5 days
from Callao for Cork af
March TO- lat 81. lon 70 40. brig h McGilyery,
bou I'D n. - M .r. a. ...t
March 10, lat "A 20. lon 70 IS. was passed barque
Dew Drop, bound s. ti.
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ATHTNG OF BEAUTY is A JoR FOREVER.
Those who desire brilliancy complexion. must
purify ard enrich the bio ID which HELMBoLDs CON-
ORNTRATED sARsAPARILLA invariably does. Rec
olleect it is no patent medicine Ask or Hembolds.
Take no other. -
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To PURIFY, ENRICH THE BLOOD, AND BEAuTIFY
the complexion, use HRLMBoLD's HIGHLY CoNCEN-
TRATED FLUID EXTRACT SARsAPARILLA. One bot
tie equals streng gallon of the syrup or De-
COTTON. .4
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WHY IFJURE THE COMPLEXION BY Powders
AND WASHES ich CHOKE or fiji ND the pores Of the
skim and in short time leave it harsh and dry2 1t
is the blood AMI if you want smooth and soft SIX m
pse HRLMBoLD's EXTRACT OF SARsAPARILLA. 1t
skin = ~rnfs. tinples and all eraptions otthe
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BEWARE OF COUNTERBRIT5 AND UNPRINCIPLED
DEALERS endeavoring TO dis pose OF their own and
other preparations on tho reputation attained by
HELMBoLD's GENUINE PREPARATIONS. ryg
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p OR "A N ID

Photographic Gallery
ALoNzo S. DAVIS, Proprietor,
80 Middle ST., Portland, Me.
Copying done In the beat manner dec29tf
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-20

HELMRoLD's EXTRACT OF SARsAPARILLAc eanses
and repoyates the blood purfes instis the yg,r of
health into the system, and purges out the humors
that make di ea,e.
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-20
IMPORTS.

CARDENAS. Sch Anna Elizabeth-49 hhds syr-
up. 22l hhds moasses. 80 tres do, to II S Machin.
MATANZAS. Brig Minna TraDb-495 hhds me-
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The Portland daily press., 1865-03-20

NORA Few OF HE WORST DrsoRpERs shat at
niot mankind arise from corruptions OF the blood
bELMBoLD EXTRACT SARsAPARILLA is a reme-
dy fthe most value