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rushed up the steps to seize him by the collar,
but found himself stumbling heels over head
over chairs and benches, knocked down by
one well planted blow between his eyes, which
Mr.. Chester had given him. oas
Mr.. Chester said not a word but sat down
again and went to writing as II nothing had
happened. The officer sprung to his ieet and
called upon Capt. Hutchins of Gen, Devens'
staff for sword. .ob.... ne95s x
.l'l cut the fellows heart outp said he.
70, no. guess not. 1 won'tHlet you have
my sword for such a purpose. If you want
to fight Mr.. Chester, will clear a space and
see that you have fair play, but let me tell
you that you will get q tremendous thrashing." !"
said Capt. Hutching. ,.s .s oa Ss
The officer lett the hall In disgust. while
Mr.. Chester continued his writing. ssI thought
1 would exercise my right as a belIigerent,' =
was his remark as he told me the story. which
Is fully confirmed by Capt. Hutchins. q &
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Short and Sad.

q Mr.. Dwindle is a dwarfish man, forever
complaining ofimaginary trouble. His neigh
Dor Spindle, on the contrary, is ever cheerful,
as if his extraordinary height lifted him above
the Ills of life. Knowing his neighbor's chron-
ir gloom, he lately strove to. laugh it out Of
him. se = Ia-4.ss ftfssa a.
..Ab, Mr.. Spindle. said the short raven,
waddling up to him, Il am very sad to-day
Pm thinking what my poor family would do II
l was to be cut off, e ~ A-l-it" ,sses
"Cut off. You can't be cut off You are
too short. You have been cut off already"
"Drop of, 4 meanp rr-e nrT-
"I don't see how you could drop, either
You are too near the ground" y - ~
II tear shall be taken down sick" #
"Faken down? Taken up you should
say" .-a+....s..t -ss.sfl
II am going to my long home" -''s
mot to the grave, then; that is sure to be
too short Tor you"
Something tells me have not long to
live." EA f91Hg kF
l"Lehgth, you mean; but'if your length
don't exist, yrur brevity may"
II tell you am down-hearted.n g
"Why, your whole body is down, and of
course your heart must be-" 'iN AaA
81 am low spirited Gst sf.{ sreiriasya
Is"Whle itremains In the body, it must be
low" ma, 10 s4ssas nneg sdi aaa
CONTINUALLY under the weather" sa ae5 .
were all un0er Lne weather, ana snort
men must expect to be under the most wealth
er."
g think SO much. of the, grave, that the
earth seems to yawn beneath me. r. T" 2 =
Beneath you?y Well, you ought to be
thankful that any thing is beneath you.' faa z
"You show little sympathy, Spindle.
know Ishall soon give upn %' a8Ei5lsl#
"Not so much to give up as must"
''Don't tease mel am wading deep In
trouble" .zbe0D 2aiasiaIgM 9eD0t
at can't be very deep ifyOus can wade in
81 am reduced to extremities, sir"
"Your extremities are not to be compared
with mine" giaIAlI
81 consider nv lie forfeited"
,@Four feetl You never were but four feet
you can't reasonably expect to grow I've feet
at fifty years OF age" q AZ q & M
81 am near my latter end-ao use to joke. -
"You were always near to all your ends
they ought to be familiar by this time"
."Drat you, Spindle-therei You've got no
feeling. You won't always be in such high
spirits. Youpride yourself on your long legs
but Death has got longer, and when he does
overtake and get at you with his scythe, ]
hope he won't NOW you down all at once, bui
make long job of it, and take you foot al
q time" 9Ntflt
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Paying of the Rsbal Soldiers.


An amusing incident happened during the
late Virginia campaign. Over four hundred
Thousand dollars in rebel currency was found
in one of the wagons captured by us, which
has, been extensively circulated among the
troops. II was designed, for the payment of
the rebel soldiers, and has been appropriated
to It's legitimate use by the officers and men
inpaying large numbers of the prisoners who
have been brought in. Such conversations
as the following are by no means unfre-
quent. 4e4 A7.A t Z" +AS
Halo Johnny. When were you paid ?"
as About six months ago" ."ias4meH weA
~ show much do they eve you ,ns,
N II "Don't know. 'Tain't much count any
how" es sijago agssssgg
q "Here's couple of hundred. Will that co.
"Yaa's. Thank you.'' 80
"AlI right give the receipt to JEFF whom
you see him." lsefa asxo
The men offer 1t with much gravity to citi-
zens along the road in payment for, chickens,
bacon, -four and other articles which, with
prudent forethought, they previously get
possession OF. IL is received with feeble,
helpless sigh, highly expressive Of their ap-
preciation OF its values oat pd-lIsa u ssbe1s
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asVaIuuble Farm Tor Sale

= about mile from the GrandTruak R. De-
los containing ninety acres. The Buildings there.
tn cons suing of large 20 soried House with ad-
tifion-large sarn, Carriage house, Wood house.
dde-. "a ~. ~ r,,.ff1,y4G. ssuieSpiil.
There is on the pTemi es . mineral spring, also
Icver falling spring OF soft water cayried by pipes
nto the house and serviceabl for all PURPOSES. "a
Near the house is Orchard mostly graft fruit.
said 1arR Ia located in one of the finest spots in
lands, and isr summer residence, or O. puDlic re-
ssrt sr ON city, would be one OF the most desr
aole situations that could be sell cted- and "a the
pivilegs orsea bsthiag,t eshore being well adapt
ed for such nurpose. - 81 gtasl5 oses-s
On the piacs Il Z fine owth of fwsod estimated At
5Q) cards; among the variety is good portion OF
cfest"ut, wood exceedingly scasce In, this late
and very valuable for imber and O. her purpnees
For particulars inquire OF s. II. COLES WORTHY.
92Exchange st Portland. marSldeodlm
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The ohivalrx finding its Match.

The Philadelphia Press has correspondent
in the field who writes excellent letters-Mr.
]. Morris Chester. He is a tall. stout. muscu-
lar, unassuming man. He il a black man.
Entering the hall OF Congress he sat down in
the Speakers chair and commenced writing on
the Speakers desk. A rebel officer who had
been pareled entered the room. e nei.A o4i y
"Come out OF there, you black cuss," shout
ed the officer, his teeth set and his fist elench.
ed. 90 s'e4 HlkAA
Mr.. Chester raised his eyes, calmly sur
veyed the officer, and went on with his writ
ing. .,.. .iy.ttr III s.ss z.sa
.out,n beloved the officer pouring out a tor
rent of oatlis.
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HOTELS.
W ebstsr House, Hanover st.. Bo.to9

Webster House, Hanover St. Bostoe.
lh8A The undersigaed have .aker the sb5ss
Pn House for term Of ezra, and have entiIT-
E&AsY y refurnished Il With u W furniture, Csr.
EEd pets. Beds, &c. - that il is now ona OFT 10
Aneatest, and In every respect one Of taS
mSst Comf' rthbe hoelsin Buston, cen ain all tie
modern fixtures OF tr o. o. IA teis ht fnd CO
baths, &c. Itviu be conduttee in con eetlon wigs
our ntw Ocean House, IT Rye B aels, N. a. whice
will be opened july 4, 1865 f-f 81 rb m .7r7-T
ira cling public and VIII use our bsss Z aorfc ~
please our patrons. Terms. 81 day. -. 3 -.fl Ii
9 febl7dAm y i'tviH' JOB JENNEsS & SON. '
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HAS resumed the HAIR DRESSING Ibgsieese
s er siye his perso aal attention to shaving. Hair
Gu stinP, DyeiDg. 80. IL af~ 70 srofle9lg
Bpy wsritcd 70 learn the trade. -
April IL, 1895. tasllsexs "a q iap1sacdaw*s loQd
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I'm Windham pine rmiles r. ON Portland on th
~ Rridgton Stage road, containing 90 acres snik
bly divided into Moving, Pas urage and Tillage
Iaereis alarge amosnt of wood. For fur her TOR
tfulais enquire of MARK JORDAN, on the prsm,i
ISIS. Terms easy. iiN 7iha d&w5w*
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A GOOD Amaricsr or Nova Sootian Girl, to do
IA general houss work in family OF feur perrons.
Apply at 455 Con xress Sc. -ss ap Y DIV.
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..,t.,a s ,,.1s3 a,si,ll Notice.
0E and after March ist, 1866. our arm win be
HALL. L. DAVIS.
March 4-dSm gaq . No. 65 Exchange St
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ii conaing about 1000 feet of land with plenty oi
hard and soft water. Apply to
soi feb lStfla bna siginq VIM CAN NETTy
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Wood for saIe.

A BOUT eight acres of Pine Wood ON The stump
bargain. n. - -.I1 :, - :, = :
n Enquire Of FRANCIS B. HANSON, ss Geo. Il.
baDcock,s, Federal Street, or of ASA u ANSON,
head of Berlin Wharf. ...ls m gg5i.s . ste diff I
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I 4 ONE anda lhals story Hovsep III GOOD srdsr
N pleasantly located, together with III lot. a. nv
BOfeet Price low-terms liberal. Ifonire d, y, ~
ap16dsm JOHN G. PROCTER.
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For sale.

III HE cottage House No 81 Franklin st, ,containg
y rooms. with abundanca IT water ire house Is
nariv new, well built and finished in modern stye
snd IN good neighborhood Terms essy aud title
Gear. Or particulars enquii on the premises. -
a5rrpt-p's rrp-p's :" usqia 6sfe 91Sw eaoifaeT5sa ialosa
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THAvE In my hands for sale, several desirable
4 Dwelling Houses 10 70 ID locations aad sv% r. ing
In size and valus: the latter ranging from 800 to
$500. apply 10 adi JOHN J.W. n Ewes, io
apfS tt r. st,s.s = i,4-s 496 Congress Street,
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For Sale =

II AND and two tenements ON the corner Of Will
~ low street and Ashland Avenue. Also, the two
STORED hopss and lot on Ashland Avenue, properly
Of William Capen. late Of Por,land, deceaeed The
above property will be sold ( q purchaser for the
wha'e preterred) at q fair price on accommodating
I. not sold before tha llth day of May proximo. t
viii 'hen be sold by auction, the premises, at II
0 1o'clopk noon. s1,ios85 f am OIL M
apl7dsw =. j. z, BRAzIER, AdminIstrator.s
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FOE SAFE.

~ "A first class double deck vessel (now
( z GEC1 buidi g q an eastern port )of the Iol-
MlA lowing dimensionss-Ls 9Th l26 ,eet
<S&&A&r breadth 80 feet, 9 inches; depth, lower
-. ''lz@ ~ holdseil ieet iEches;y bstween decks,
feet about 490 tons. old mes sure ment, Can be
ready for sea in 30 DAYS Will sell the hull, spare,
and ircn work, or hthd complete. iftow 7
For further particulars inquire of
aB snln Y15qa &C. n. DAVIS &oCc.,isluim
3 Portland March Both, 1895. - mo- sid4w ~
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Farm for Sale.

TyHE subscriber offers his Farm, situated in Cane
Elizabeth, about three and q half miles from
inps good, Fences substantial Sfonewa you IN or
chard, choice gra ted Fruit About 200 cords wood
halt Oak and Walnut. Also Farming tools, and SO
cords dressing. aiHEza vnT 19l Bun T 1
Terms Of payment made easy.
For particulars enquire of SCOTT DYER ON the
Premises or through PORTLAND, p. o. o3 8Gob I
jan3Idtf
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.wn Iefg

ETOKN at 37t Middl4 street, COR either a barbers
Dor ti ors shop; for to wholesale dealer in fruit
T. mas large cellar aconnecten 18th il.
Also, 2 large tenement, centrally heated and
hrnished Rooms. APPS f
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PORTLAND" SATURDAY MORNING. % 1865
FOR SALE & TO LET.
For Sale at Grea an Bargains,

ID RICK House and Stable pleasantly situated
ID with II foished rooms and abundanc OF wa
teri Cottage houss on Frank ! st. nni he d fooms.
Two story douse on Lioc St. IL finished ooms =
rwostory House OF ID ibourne st. finished ros ms
Two story ,uss on Alunjoy ST. s finished rooms
otage House between Congress and Monument
SIS. House and Stable with large lot Of Lana l4Ox
40 feet on North St. within $50 feet of the Horse
Railroad. :
N edl ma1i sho3 ALSO, ed i ssia1ssiido =
House Lots, Water Lots and Wharf Property. q
Enqu re of s MOSES GOULD
spl0 2nd&wlm "a Middle st. up stairs.
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9

j A TWO story House and about half an acre Of
Aland situated In Stroud water village,W stbr0ok;
sal house Il nearly new. havir & been built about
ne en- years. containing eight fnisbt d rooms. For
more particular description of which. inquile OF
thssubscriber on the premises.
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1f1Q DOZEN Sheep Wash.e a sure remedy for
1ONZ Ticks and Lice on Sheep; cheaper than any
other articie, For sale by - - 4, -,
Portland Fep' -, 1855. feb2sdis3m
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100000 pHsTSa sias sa.Isss. sssss's'vsd Pine ship
s72sOOO feetgangsawed pipeout boarde.
.,c0.e SSr saie Dv DTv.a., y. q HAn LEM q TIT
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DIR. ]. B. HUGHES gIaa
n ,aidgIshnlidd 10 dtIm6 iiagH : ysa "
b4asa svsd IoAH BE FOUND AT HIsi asghEa ~
PRIVATE MEDIC i Al + Z 'lid ROOMS, %.
800 aad. No. s Temple Street noqp

3 HERE he can be consulted privately, and with
w the utmost confidence by the afflicted, at all
hours daily, and from 8 A. n TO or. M!ee 47ood
\; addresses those who are suffering under the
aniction Of private disease, whether arising from
impure connection or the 1errihla vi1a
the medical profession, he feels -ranted in GUAR
ANTREINe A CuRB IN ALL CAeRe whether ofIong
the dregs OF disease from the system and making
perfect and PklaAfaNEME CURE.G3D tba5 ~
BE would call the attention Of the afflicted to the
fact OF his Tong standing and well earned reputation
furnishing suficient assufancsof his skill AID sue
cess t.4.5
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Fer Sale.

- In Cape Elizab tn, 2J miles from
AIGsM ~ the city, on the dir ct road 10 the
MMfl}R Atlantic House. 80 acres ~ land ,
MllA4 4Af& nhich or early rnarkeiipg cannot
Bs excelled- well We, ded--build.
ines good. Site con manding view of city, harsor,
anE surrounn ing country Terms easy. ." h't'
apply to Dr. =. HUTCHINSON, on the premi-l
SIS. apl7dSwH .,o Il
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,.aaM ,noisoa The subscriber having become 4
AsEfaK~N advanced inayears, and somewbat
MEET-X2 feeble in heath. has decidedio c fer
lEx 49, TOR sale the well known Farm on
n Fort HIN 80 called, In Gorham, so
lony occupied by himself Thsafarm contains no
S ssQf land. good proportion Of which is wood
i ana ua2erland The buildings are in good condi.
Dulsdln Rs.ylt is about mile from Gorham village,
aaa ~ m,ls from cortland, The priceis 5000 III
y, " of Paynfp easy, aud possession gwen imme
dately. tIquiis cf Msssrs srn on. near the prem
ises o. Of the subscriber a. Auburn "a z
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o. Will buy Q genfeei Re idence within about
IN two miles Of the CITY, cons sting OF use.
.kA.StabIe and Grspefy, with one acre Of land in
high of cultivation. " hiA nffst p sIlIlli
Iiqn're of 10 ssSOHN G.. PROCTER. ISL sdi
4 apl4eodn iaftsse 8N3 hs Lima st.. Portland. s
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For sale. I.

o. The two story house and lot, corner Pine
@isI and Lewis SIS, with slated French Roof
lA;A rhs heuseis nearly new having been built and
occupied by the owner about one year. Good cell
lar aud water ON the premees1 For particulars ap-
plYto gaI va "A b. B.HfkPHFNS0N,f fIdIIN
8. Il G..ss 8 ulal lltifa 81 Commercial St.
Or W; 3. STEPHENSON, I'd National Back.
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Hatch House for Rent.

1nM The above named, centrally located aud
is&A well kn wn PUBLfc H0uex sifusted on
IN Msin Street, in this city, to rent for term
&oa " afs from the first day of June next; or
ARRANGEMENTS may be made TO tske possession on
the first day of May. For further parficuars apply
to ALDER EMERSON, se 17i'-
-NsI W--nc3soa 70 No 40 sum s1er ST Bangor
Bangnr April q. 1865 au26tf ~
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Ok Exchange fer property In Port and a Cottage
House and 1850 ,eet of La d in the ub,1rhs al
nosLon. For Further Information apply to the last
nan1metory, Dnion 81, Portland. anefd1vrS!
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Valuable Hayiing Land for ! ale

WILL be sold at ublic auction, unless previous
w " disposed Of, on saturday tne 20 b day o
premises, a valuable lot of Hay Land con aiming
about thfty-six acrss and being part tf the farm
Elizabs tn t4fasg st4faa g'i8 ei gfr1~ ,a7T- S-as
qrther particulars inpui,e of the Auctioneers
or q EPHkAIM DYER: on the premises y. s,'r
8tts-A HENRY BAILEY q CO., Auctioneers. 2
s April 7th. 1855. 1nahis9tA 1af sap8d8 " 1921
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f mof as5SA TKEAsUKER'e OFBfoE April 1865
STATEMENT OF Costs Of Criminal Prosecutions
- allowed BY the Supreme Judicial Court, at the
arch Term a. ID. 1854 made in conformity with the
public acts OF Maine, approved March z7th, 1858.
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House ana Land on Coneress st
For sale.

A LOT of Land 4s by 100 on tpe westerly side Il
AStae street, bstween Congress and Deerin sts.
Terms Of payme-t cas-. !. Appiy. tar sidJ ~ 5ro
April ls-dSw 5ll.ls~ STEELE & HAYES.
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Every intelligent and thinking person must know
that remedies handed out tor general use should
ience in the hands of regularly educated phys
can whose PREPARATORY studies fits him for all the
poor nostrums and c1re-alis, purporiing TO be the
best the world which are not only useless, but al
ways injurious, oghslunfartnnate should be PARTIo
ULAR IN selecting his physician, al it is lamentable
yet incontrovertable fact, that many syphilitic
patients made miserable with constitutions
by maltreafment from Inexperienced physcians In
general practice for 1t is point generally conceded
BY the best syphographers, thatthe study and man
agement of these complaints should engross tn
whole time of those who would be competent and
perienc5d general pl lactitioner, having neither op.
portunity nor tmeto make himself acquainted with
their pathology, commonly pursues one system !
use ofthat ANTICIPATED and dangerous weapon, Mer.
curry. .,..s ~;,.,s t;s.,bs. .k5fo sigaf4 fat4bpoo
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A. Nextra dividend OF TEN 0ILARs per share
"A ON tine stock OF the Cana Bark wi be aid on
ers Of record March 9.,rrtses adv bre s4TFF e6
stockholders are requetted to return their old
certificates and receive thoseo thsne assocationiD
exchange, " h,.. ,t..,. b. G. 81 MERRY, -.,,,.
apl6td PIE ti'''sAiu DUE q 177A Cashier.
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Valuable Heal Estate for sale.
FEvHE Southgste property. on Pleasant I, 'he lot
Il containing about 1260n square feet. Fer terms
SO, application may be made to
Z ". Gso. Z. B. JACK Jon, Adminittratos sfs
= apl6du ai annlala 30 aanar .59 Exchange St.
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70 lnnh0Iders and Victualers
IN THE CITY OF PoRTLANE.sss

NOTICE is hereby given that the Licensing
In Board OF the City OF Portland. wilI meet at the
Alderme no Room, on Monday the hrst day Of May
next at n O'Clock for the purpose OF granting II
censes to oIunholdersand Victuaiers who may then
and there Apply therefor e r sniAis 95AArI 30.
Given under our hands this Twenty.sourih day Of
April A. d, 1865. y. ~ sa.1sl '.,..s.S -
.a1'sed j. Il. DonEELL,c 'f51nc Iicfusip9
.3ou8nfgs STEPHEN WRIFTRMoRE lTAath -
.f4sI ~ w L. SauTH am sraDf1 g. Bnard
.ls9l = GEo. = Fes7ER, ,ijfDA Affptht eec
aa1s THOMAS =. JACK x ~ ~ i Of the City of
aolaoa sa AFP. MoRaAH,y ,yindpodf 6I'
HENRY r. LoRD, Treas'r, Psrtland.
Ho.Tsgi ]. NJ. HEATH, ~ sasl1,J
ap25 do o11dailno0 .thasi -sqffiAff a39tN asp
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A ROUT 100 tons White and Yellow Oak gIP
ATIMBBR, situated In WATERFORD viii be sold
AZ bargain II applied for soon. s7lilh n18 i7f"
"a ALSO. g1iJ HssrN
Inc bowi'ng Alley come cted with the Forest
Avenue House, Morrill, "a Cor. er,, Westbrook. aVUb
Appyto GEORGE SMs1H,
ap25tf A1lidrq avis6aIT1 IA o. 1877 \ re ct. z
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Sanitary Commission.

-1n 0tsce n the q 8. Sanitary Commits sssios, 20
.l.ls.l S23 broadway, NJ Y, Dec, 20, 1854. (es
LION. 1SR tEL WASHBUkN, JR., of Portland
Ii Maine, has consented to acceptthe duties OF q
General agent of the Commission for Maine, and
hereby appointed such agent by authority Of the
lie will ne ready to furnish advice to the friends
0fthe Commsssion's work throughout tile State ~
all money contributed in Maine tor the use Of the
Commiss' on should be paid to Mr.. Washburn or to
persons designated by lin. 10 #o1zcf-ot ~
Hon Mr. Washburn Is the sole agent recognized
by the Commission for Maine.
sflfy 10 -vas o. sJ.F0STER JENKINS, Ea
dec2Sd&wtf ~. f.. General Secretary.
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W.AaNT6,.Ll0 ST FOUND
CAVALRY AND ARTILLERY
~ sssHORsEs NVANTED. aol

y
! sd sazEEORsES NVANTED. aol
AssfsrAaT or ARTERM AsrzR q 0rFIoE us. IA
Portland Me,s March 29sh, 1866. I
HORSES will be purchased on application to the
1lunnaersigaed, az No, 292i Congress street,
M Lton Blockl forthe uke Of the " B. Ss6evernment.
until further notice. ~
Horses for 10 Cavalry seryicemrst be sound In all
par icuars, well broken, in juli fa b, and in good
condition; from fifteen i5) to sixteen (l6l har ds
high; from hset5) to nine 81 years cid, and ell
adapted In every way to Cayai purposes. ~
n Arilery Horses must be Of dark c0ior quiek and
actiye well broken and qgare irottere Il harness.
In gcod fesh and condition; from tixr (6ito ll0B
Yeas old. mot le g tnAn fifteen and hone-hs4z tl56
hands high, and to weigh not less than ten hundred
and dfiy tl050) pounds ..4s. -.
gs Any number OF horses will be received and the
highe price paid il Government funds, not to ex
ceeu one hundred and slxfy dollars ($l60l for
Cavalry, and one handr8f and seventy dollar (l70)
for Artillery provided they conicr TO The require
msnts above stated and pass the rigid inspection
swhioathey will hesu hjected.s psAW ahf 4
1t 10 eavnes tly recommended that Farmers, or 9TH
ers having horses for sale esent tnem to the mn
dersigaed In person. as they will obtain uetter
price for their animas than sold them to spec
lalatofs travelling through the country without any
au hority, aad whose sole object is to make money
and who have not the terest of the seryice at
heart. Itis believed that this method win insure
bet or remupela ion 70 the owner, and the Govern-
ment viii thus be able to secure seryiceable class
ofanimals. .an5 ~ s1sqt4 'ss2 sAs " wv sN"k
ogisa aa.tnniIsa HENRY INMAN, lshaliaa sd9
mar2sisdu CAPT. & a. Q. NJ, q. 8. Army.
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For Sale.

A SQUARE block of land, of about "a, 600 acres
Lawrence, in Canada East. It Is interceeded by two
considerable rivers with eligible Mill sites. Well
pine and spruce in large quantities, and maple.
birch. beech, tamarac and bass wood to any amount
enquire of 9ls1 h. 4. MACHIN Portland q
Portland, Feb 1864. VbSafs s94d feb25 eodtf k
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: Dissolution of 5COparfnership. %
FNHE firm Of Lyman Marrett is this day dissolv-f
IL ed bg mutual 0 nsent
-Tnos. r. Lyman Ia authorised to settle the affairs
of the late firm and 81 IN / name in liquidation. r
-h9lJ enhHa1 EHOS. X. LYMAN, " EEK &
IA aiv-ls si,s ORLANDO M MARBErF. Il
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The Portland daily press., 1865-04-29
HAVMG GnNRInENcRI


All who have committed an excess Of any kino
whether be the solitary vice Of vouta the sting
ing rebuke of misplaced confdencein maturer years
9biSEEK FOR ANl4MTTD0TEoENsBzSOE.a
The Paius and Aches, and LaBsitude ana Nervous
Prostration that may follow Impure COTTON, are
the Barometer to the whole system. "a
Do not wait orthe consummaton that is sure to fol.
low. do not wait for Unsighty Ulcers, for Ell
Disabled Limbs. for Loss Of beauty y
p4rav afsvaa NJ and ConpleSxiOn 81 "a Il
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-29
New Bnglsnd Screw stsimsh p Co.

Nassessnsnt Of 4ignren so'ia,s , are hss he n
laid 90 ta> Cantial s o OF tbe New knhleld
SER " Steswshir C,mpanv, 70 now cue ena
payabl ai the fhce OF tho Treafurtr.i
Per Oraer Of the DIR ctfrs.
sp23dlw HENRY FOX, Treasurer.
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-29
To be Lei.

FHyHE dwellinghouse formerly occupied by Moody
Il +. Walker, Esq, situated on the corner 0f
BiacKst and Walker Ste. A large garden containing
ed with the premises. A9F@ypN5 ffNeH9 ;7lilN r
For terms apply 1t the Portland Savings Bank. Or,
to william II Baxter, at No Free Street. Block.
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-29

|s1aqo i'm ri " To Cutters. ada saI aa
/ TfEW, experienced Clothing0 Cutters wanted i'm.
medistely by eafa WIN, DEERING &Cos3
March z-dtf "A Free st.