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NatIeuaI Debts and U. 8. stocks.

The creation OF national debts Is net a
.usodsra improvement, but the ability of a
great pAtisn to provide for great debt,
ssd to make it the most convenient and
best fern Of personal property. is modern
wonder. Tho debt Of Great Britain was
began By raising million sterling by loan
in 1892, aud when her great contest with
Lsuis XIV. was terminated, the debt had
reached 6fty millions. Many statesmen and
economists were then alarmed at the great
burden which had been imposed upon the
industry Of the country, but whom the wal
Of the Austrian succession had swslled thil
amount to eighty millions, Macaulay sayl
Tat h;.,o ol.ns and oTatsrs pronounced ths
case y b dsspsrsts, But ~ 's
bscks cut, and. .the.national debt was rapla'
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.aets,si,,tstra tors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that at the Probate Court
lN for Belmont County, Ohio. the Undersigned was mp
pointed and qualified Administrators with the wi an
nexed OF the estate o Benjamin Carter, deceased, late
OF said County.
All those indebted to said requested to make
immediate payment; and those having claims against
said estate notified 10 present them Tor selemen
within one year from this date.
WM. SMITH,
May 4, 1ses.3w. Adm'rs. with will annexed
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.gd,,aissistsatO,'sf.y0tScc.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Probate Court ior
lN Belmont County. Ohio, the undersigned was ap.
pointed and qualified Administrator OF the estate oil
Bella J Alexander, deceased late Of said county.
All those indebted 10 said requested 10 make
immediate payment; and those having claims against
said notified present them for settlement
within year from this date.
WIN. SMITH, Admir-.
May 4, 1s65.3w.
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.attachsssent Notice.

Benjamin 8, Cowen and D. d. T. Cowen, PHI
The Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad Company.
DF0RE l.. +, Schsfer, J. r. of Ysrk Township, Bel.
ID mont County, Ohio, On the 24lh day of April A.
D. 1895, said Justice issued order OF attachment in
the above assn, for the sum Of three hundred dollars
b. 8. COWEN,
z 20 - ssff q e5E D.. T. ooWEN
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NOTICE.
April 90, isss

DATRICK JAYCE, will take notle-, that a petition
L was filed against him and others. ;he - day oi
April. 1665. in the Court OF Common Pleas, within ana
for the County OF Belmont Ohio, by Antony Lidon aud
is now pending wherein said Antony Lidon deman nd.
partition Of the following real estate, bens Lot s. o
Block i9, OF Bellsre City; and that at the
said Court the said Antony Iidon will apply oraH order
tina, partition may be made Of said premises.
ANTONY LIDON, Petitioner.
BY J. b. SNrTH. hls Auy.
April 10, 1855. ew.
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE j. hereby given that q petition will he pre-
lN senled 10 the County Commissioners at their next
regular session, asking fof review and location Of
road commencing al stone nj the OF Sections
", IS % and "a thence South on The line between
Enoch and Jo-eph McCalrs lands; theucs on the old
track until IL iIersrcis the road running from the
Wheeling Creek road at Calwell Dams the Grade al
H. Gilhnir's. msIl3s
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DEATHS

III. Cd Of si6 Mo, 1855. Ms, Minor
Edwards, (csfdh aged about % ysais- He smisraisd
Isaidsd in Goshen Township Bsliasns osunsy, ohis
,Sei he ls.t " ysSis r,t
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$40 Government Bends,
Administrato RS Notice

NOTICE is hereby given that in the Probate Court for
lN Belmont County, Ohio, the undersigned was ap-
pointed and qualified Administrator with the will an
nexed of the OF James Barlow, deceased, late
of said county.
All those indebted to said requested to make
immediate payment; and those having claims against
said estate notified present them for settlement
within one year from this date.
WIN. SMITH, Admir-. with will annexed.
May 4. 1s65.
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Which are always worth premium.
Free from Taxation.

The 7-30 Notes cannot be taxed by Towns, Cities
Counties States, and the interest is not unless on
surplus of the owners income exceeding SIX hundred
dollars year. This fact increases their value from
one 10 three Pdr per annum according 70 the rate
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Local Matters.

%NoTIcE TO SUBSCRIBERS All of our
subsc'1sers ,oho find their papers marked thus
u on the margin, after their ndmss, ,oiu
snderstsnd that their subscriptions are about
cut, and thot they are requested TO renev.
AHpap~s are stopped when the subscriip.
non erpi,ss.
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Taken Up,

NN the premises Of William tiirsrd, on tie "Ault-
" father farm in RichlRud Tswnship, oB Monday,
March17. 1888. large whts bullock, weighing about
1900 s cross sghl eut scoop ia eis ear and wise
horns. kF "a ,
The owner will call for HIM, prove properly, ply
charges and take him a way or he will be sold
WILLIAM GlRARp
April q, l6e5-3vSs
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Subscribe Quickly.

Less than 900 of the Loan authorized by the
last Congress now the market This amosnt at
the rate at which il is being absorb will be subseb
ed for within months, when the notes will undoust-
edly command premium, has uniformly been the
case on closing the subscriptions to other Loans IT
NOW sEKMs PROBABLE CONSIDERABLE AMOUNT
BEYOND THE PRESENT SERIES WILL BIZ OFFERED TO THE
PUBLIC.
In order that citizens of every and section Of the
country may be afforded facilities for taking the loan,
the National Banks, State Banks and Private Bankers
throughout the country have generally 10 receive
subscriptions at par. Subscribers will select their own
agents. in whom they have confidence, and who only
to be Fespon'ibe for the delivery sf the for
which they receive orders.
Jay COOKE,
Subscription Agent Philadelphia.
Subscriptions will be received by the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK Of ST. Clairsvilss
FIRST NATIONAL BANK Of Bridgeport. Y
FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Barnssvills.
fea3.-3m. o.
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Desirable Residence for Sale.

I WILL SELL AT PRIVATE SALE the premises
l. formerly occupied by George Huise, one mile East
OF 81 ClaIrsvillr. on the National Road.
There about two of lard. with Dwelling
House. containing feur and kitehea. Nearly
hall the land spanted in Apnles, Qunces, Pums, Pears
and GARDEN Fruits-all of bearing size
For further particulars, address
ANN DENNEY,
iai7-3m Bridgeport, Belmont Co.. o.
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1H@s~~

PIcKERING-KIRK-ani the lith INST. by Rev Jas.
c. TAYLOR, Mr.. John f. Pickering ot st. Cairsville,
and Tdiss Rebscca Kirk, oi Flushing tl
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Landreth Garden Seeds.

4 FULL supply of the abovl celebrated CARDS.
II Seed fresh just received and ior sale by the pound
March2 65 j. H. WEST 90.
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Bellaire Property For Sale.

OTIS numbered sixteen t16) seventeen az, eighteea
Il uel nineteen no. and twenty t20l, in Block num-
bered twenty-three C23) in the town Of Belsire-all
fenced in enc lot, with geod board fence. and having
a very comfortable DWELLING HOUSE thereon, will
be sold al private snls application at this Office.
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Probate Court.

NOTICE is hereby given that the following named
lN Executors, Administrators. and Guardians, have
filed my office their ana vouchers for settle
ment, 10 wit:
Aaron Eaton, Exr. OF James Eaton deed.
James Alexander Guardian of John Alexander and
Andrew J. Nef.
Hutchson aud Kerr, Adm'rs OF John w. Huichson,
decd
John Pickens. Guardian Of Henry A. West.
10 IN C, Pickens, Exr OF James Watson decd.
WIN. Eaton, Ex'r of Nicholas Rodgers, decd.
Barnet Taylor. Admir- OF Martha Boyd, decd.
Jesse Davies. Guardian OF Joseph White.
Morgan Pew, Guardian OF Christopher Gates.
Samuel Stonebraker, Admir- Of Frederick Slonebrak-
sr, decd. g
The Ave first above named accounts will bs for hear.
ing and settlement the l2th and the last Ave The
18th day of May next
DAVID HARRIN,
Probate Judge.
April 90, 1sss
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WE hsgs Sn man mana l ehcs' lot Of Patton. Copper
Medical men s % ram es, wishing good article. ars
barrel, " SssHoR NJ = f3App
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Mew advertisements.
.qsIsssssstsfrato,.,s Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that al the Probate Court fsi
Belmont County. Ohio, the Undersigned was Of :
pointed aud qualified as Administrator Of the esute Of
Balnam Norris. deceased, late Of said county.
All those indebted TO said estate requested 10 MAKE
Immediate payment; and those having claims agains,
said estate are notified TO present them for settlement
within one year from this date,
NJ. L. oUNARD, Adin'r
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NOTICE.

THE Public hereby notified, not To trespass on
l. my premises by passing through the ied between
my shed aud the woods as exPeclt eulivats with
Gropes The law Will be put In force asainst al such
JOHN ROrTMElR.
April 6, ls65. .em
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CHOICE WHI~KY

If you wan, 2 had general assr'Hs" +, Ai.H!- are
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Belmont Common Pleas.
NOTICE.

IF you want to find the best assortment Of everything
j at reduced prices, you can ind IL at -
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-12-28
From South America.

F... ss....I Il New YORK, Dec. n.
The steamer North America from Rio ia
metro, I'd inst, has arrived. 7e
The Emperor returned on the 9th inst,
from Rio Grande de Soul, causing great rejoic-
ing in this city. AstaiLa 100 '-'
The Parasuyans have withdrawn entirely
across the Upper Parana, out of Corrientes
The Brazilian feet is at the mouth of the
Paraguay, and the Allied army has crossed
the river on its march to the Parana, near Co
"a It will be sent in vessels up that river to
the point selected for further operations
Great sickness prevailed among the land for
ces. NJ ae HsrY
ELater news from South America state that
ON the I'd day of December the fortieth birth
day anniversary of the Emperor was observed
in Brazil with popular rejoicings. The En-
peror released a number of prisoners. s,i
The American emigrants. chiefly Southern
ers, represented by Col. Wood, have selected
site for their settlement near Ararouaras. 1t
lies between two small rivers, and can have
railway connection with the capital, .of
A vast tract, consisting Of S,O0O.000 acres
of unoccupied government land has also been
selected. 1t is expected that flow of emigra-
ton from the States comprising the late Con-
federacy win soon set in.
There is no change in the position of mill
tary affairs in Brazil. No battle had taken
place. The Brazilian army had been suffering
severely from sickness, and many of the Para
guayan prisoners, drafted into the army, have
died. ..4liJ. 4b -1
The Brazilian squadron remained at Cor.
rientes. 5raJ
Rio Janeiro papers are filled with official re-
ports of the army movements and battles an
nounced here by previous arrivals. FE d
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.sT ~.f1Lt .ffN.s FtIa
ErOn, Knshinnton.

44 asA I'll ~ WASHINGTON, Dec. 81. y
1t appears from documents in the bureau of
refugees and freedmen, that the recent order
issued in Mississippi by Mai. Thomas for
the adoption of most stringent measures to
prevent instructions among the freedmen
was merely to quiet the frightened citizens.
by indicating the readiness OF the. bureau to
take prompt steps for the preservation oforder
in any event, and not because there was any
fears on the part of, the officers of. an insur-
recaon in that State. Col. Thomas, the As,
sistant Commissioner, says the instructions to
Maj. Reynolds were not of such a character
as to warrant this order. A 1t3 rs
Only two survivors of all those who partici-
pated In the war Of the Revolution, SO far as
known by the Commissioner of Pensions, re-
main, viz: William Hutchings, Of Penobscot,
Hancock county, Maine, aged 101, and Lemuel
Cook of Clarendon, Orleans county, N. Y,
aged SO, and only five widows of Revolutionary
soldiers draw pensions from the government,
at the yearly amount OF. S293 80 j5.A "a
Some months ago Quartermaster- General
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Miscellaneous Dispatchcs.


.,q. PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 81.
To-day Patrick Mclaughlin aud his family,
consisting of his wife and four children and a
niece, were poisoned by drinking large dose
of laudanum, which was put in the coffee used
at breakfast. Mclaughlin and one daughter
came near losing their lives. The former is
still in precarious condition.
tt1rt RI NORFOLK, Va, Dec. FL. =
b JOS. Edwards, Baltimore rough, was shot
at Ford's theatre this evening by soldier at
whom Edwards had discharged pistol.
1GsNg4 ~ NASHVILLE. Tenn Dee. 81.
A man named Fayette Goodwin was killed
this morning by one Dick Dobbs.
Two policemen named Frame and Weber,
had difficulty yesterday, resulting in the
thooting of Frame. The wound is thought
SO be mortal. M
ST. LOUIS, No., Dec. 81.
The Touring mill of Jasper &c Co., of Han
nibal, Mo-, was burned on Tuesday last. Loss
$4,000. Insured for $4,000.
i7@ CINCINNATI, Dec FL.
q The funeral of Gov. Cor win took place at
Lebanon, O., to-day. 1t was largely attended
by delegates from all parts of the State.
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Speaker corfap At New uare y.

y New HAVEN, Conn.,, Dec. 81.
Speaker Colfax is the guest of Hon. N. d.
Sperry, who gave dinner and public recep-
ton this afternoon, at which were present
Governor Buckingham, Lieut.. Gov. Averill,
and many other distinguished gentlemen.
The Music Hall was flied to overlooking to
hear the lecture. He goes to New York on
the night boat.
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Piracy In the China Seas.-The Chinese Re
6elIi0sa-FrOH Japan.

Piracy In the China Seas.-The Chinese Re-
belli0sa-FrOm Japan.
81 30 0 SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 81.
Hong Kong advices to Oct. Goth, - days la
ter, have been received. The steamer Wan
ath was reported captured by pirates while ON
her way from Shanghae to Fouchow. Piracy
in the Chinese waters is on the increase.
Foreign relations with China are quite out
of joint owing to the Mandarin worshiping
policy which characterised the career of Sir
F. Bruce. c,sasHet s.r,
The District lying southeast of Pekin had
been ravaged by troops of bandit cavalry.
A body of $50 mounted rancheros made a
raid to within 200 miles of the capitol. A
. force was sent out after them, but they made
good their escape alg .5f4 -
The last stronghold Of the rebellion in the
province of the Kangse is reported to be evac-
uated. The insurgents, it is added, have re-
treated to Fuhika. The Mahomedan rebels
at Flung Kaun in Shauze had surrendered and
were slaughtered to man. 60
Intelligence from Japan respecting foreign
affairs is very satisfactory. The quarrel be-
tween the Tycoon and Prince Nagolo had
been settled. q r iNte
A steamer had been announced to leave
Yokohama direct for Suez, the inducement
being the conveyance Of silkworm eggs. Silk
seems plentiful in Japan but scarce in China.
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For Sale at Auction.

THE convenient and commodious Hotel on Main
( Street. Saes, hotter known as the "Saeo House {"
will be sold at public auction at ten o'clock A. NJ
ON the --- day of January next, unless
previously disposed Of at private sale.
The house has been kept for the last few years by
Rufus M. Lord. Possession given 18th July 1895.
81 For particulars enquire Of .l
III - -l.y r.. DIR. j. E. L. KIMBALI, Saco,
~ Or. ISAAC DYER, No. 81 Union Wharf, Portland.
il Dec 20-dtd ~
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Cincinnati; Markets.

't-t4 RS - . r CINCINNATI, Dec. 81
Flour firm and in good demand at 90 a 700, Hogs
active and 25c higher and all in the market taken at
II 90 a II 3d. at the coseno sellers at the outside
quotations. Receipts $500 head. Mess Pork in good
demand at % 30, none in the market at the close
Green Meats active and advanced. Bulk Meats firm
Lard in good demand. Whskey dull ate %.
Gold 145,
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New Horas ..4wction Sale of Coal.

NEW YORK, Dec. 81.
The auction sale OF Scranton Coal to-day
shows decline from last months prices of
about 81 ton. The sales were as follows:
1000 tons Chestnut Coal $7.05 7.75; 5000
tons stove Coal Ops a 937 IL; $500 tons egg
Coal 7.S7 IL SIP 1-2: $500 tons CRATE Coal
900 9.S7 1-2; 1000 tons steamer Coal 300 a
9 u IL; 6OOO tons lump Coal 500 a S25. J.
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pismant.i,,a of Mni,,e Eorts.

20 BELFAST, Me-, Dec. ~.
Under the supervision of Major Gardner,
U. S. A., the batteries in this city and at other
points on the coast Of Maine are being dis
mantIed. The guns have been carried to Fort
Knox la1 y t 4f.afi
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SAN FRANCISCO. Dee. 81.
Marine Disasters.

New YORK, Dec. 81. 2
AaA large propeller painted light color, was
seen ashore on Bamegat on the morning of
Monday, the sea- making clean breach over
the vessel There were large number of
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The Riot at Alesandrsa.

WASHINGTON, Dec. ~
The Alexandria, Va, journal in giving an
accout OF the riot there on Christmas day,
says: Whiskey flowed in streams from many
restaurants, and from some it was dealt out
as nberally to colored people as to whites;
Early in the morning it was observed that all
the young reconstructed citizens were well
armed. Rioting commenced at an early hour
in the morning, and by one O'Clock r. nj. mad
assumed such fearful proportions that tne
mayor found it necessary to call on the mill
tary authorities to suppress it, Three COM
panies of Hancock's veterans proceeded 10
arrest every one found engaged in rioting and
guilty of dsorderly conduct. Many persons
had been seriously wounded before they ap-
peared. Between fifty and one hundred OF the
ringleaders of the various disturbances then
going on throughout the. city were arrested,
and mostly sent to the slave pen, and were
compelled to remain there during the remain
der of the dav. Some of them were yesterday
morning released, while the more guilty are
still in confinement.
1t seems the first reports were exaggerated,
as the Journal says some fifty or one hundred
were badly beaten, but so far as could be as
certained, but two were so badly injured as to
preclude the hope of recovery. During the
day most unprovoked affair is reported to
have occurred at Chapel Hall, where num-
Der of colored people were holding party. A
white man named Mitchell, who is said to have
participated in the riot, was seriously wounded
in the head, and at one o'clock this afternoon
his death was currently reported.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-12-28
Merchants National Bank

rINHE ANNUAL MEETING of the Shareholders in
Il this Bank win be holden at the Bank, ON Tues
day, January 1866, at 10 o'clock A. NJ for the pur-
pose of eecting Direc for the ensuing year; de-
Gliding whether they win increase the capital stock Of
the Bank change the par value Of the shares to 800
each, and for the transaction OF any other business
that may legally come before them.
Per orders
declldtd CHARLES PAYsoN, Cashier.
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Annual Meetings.
Canal National Bank.

FTyHE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stockholders of
Il "The Canal National Bank of Portland" for the
election of seven Directors, and for the transaction Of
any other business that may legally before them
win be held at their Ban ing House on Tuesday, the
9th day of January next, at o'clock P. NJ.
& dec11dtd Ttf fr.7. p. G. SOMERBY, Cashier.
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Casco National Bank.

TINE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders OF ssrhe
i Casco National Bank of Portland" for the cleo
ton OF Directors and for the transaction of any
other business that may legally come before them,
viii be held at thei Banking House on TUESDAY,
the 9th day of January next, at o'clock P. NJ
3. L. p. GERRISH, Cashier.
Dec 8, 1856. dc9dlm
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Ocean Insurance Company
The National Traders Bank.

THE Stockholders of this Bank are hereby notified
Il that their Annual Meeting will be held at their
Banking hoom on TqESpAf the 9Th day o. Sanr.
for the ensuing year. and to act on any other BUSH
ness that may legally come before them. 80,
OIaEe- EDWARD GOULD, Cashier
partlapd dec a. 1Qek-dtd
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Cumberland National Bank.

THE Stockholders the Cumberland .b National 1sr
In b lam VI =. M - the Stockholders. at their Bank
Room th sbs is sSo dsy Of SEa reefoy
ioS' y. ocnssction of any other business that may
coma beiore SAMUEL SMALL, Cashier.
"a 1ae5-de1Sdtm
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-12-28
Nec York Markets.

NEW YORK, Dec. 81.
Cotton -frmer; sales LOGO bales of Middling Up
lands at 81 a SEC. -L-l Tl rf-s lDI
Four-5 q 1Oc higher; sales, 1900 bbls. of State
at 80 a 80. Round Hoop Ohio at 8 10 a. 10 25
Western 80 a IS. Southern, sales $50 bbls. at
90 az 10 20. Canada sales 800 bbls at So a. IL 3d.
Wheat--quiet; sales, 49, 900 bushels Of Milwaukee
Club at So. Amber State, new, . 40. White Cana
da 2 30 q 2 SO. Oceans,
Corn-qaiet; sales $1,000 bushels Mixed Western
at 96I a &c.
Beef-quiet. Z ~ .t'
Pork-iirmer; sales 1,4OO bills of Mess at 20 25.
Lard-frmer; sales 800 bbls. at 16 a. 1890
Wbiskey-dull; sales 70 bbls. at 2 28.
Sugars quiet. L.
terms,
Molasses--quiet; saios, 100 bbls. New Orleans at
no 9125 rr= e
Petroleum = dull sales, 1000 bbls. of refined
bonded at CT "a &c. -.
Freights to Liverpool-dull -~'
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Second National Bank,

TTyHE Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders of the
l. Second National Rank Will be held ct their Bank
ing Room, on TUESDAY the 9th day of January
next, at s p M for the choice offve Directors and
tor any other business that may legally before
them. f3t3i I ~
W. H. STEPHENSON. Cashier.
Dec z, 1866. dc9dtd
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-12-28
Valuable Real Estate at Auction.

ON SATURDAY. january ID, at o'clock, P, M,
" the premises we shall sell the valuable
THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE, No. IA Brown st.
This House is finished throughout. and is in thor
ough repair. Good cellar, good water, pleasantly
and centrally located. and desirable as residence
At 81 ocloc kwe shall II the twc-story brick house
No. 81 Fore str et This house is also well finished
convenient nd In good repair. 1t is the Port
land Co; IS Works, the Grand Trunk Depot and the
Boston boats. and must increase in value.
dc27ts 49, HENRY BAILEY q CO., Auct,rs,