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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-19

DAILY GArH CIrY 0yYIc1,
September Is, 1865.
.WHEAr-Firm. Old Fall 81 45 to -; new
Fan Il 45 to IS; spring 81 to 80.
FLouR-Double Extra Fall 1t $40 80; Extra
Fall g 50; Extr~ Spring -; superhns u.
RYz-Old As to SOC.
CoRs-40 to 45c.
OArs-Oid at rs to 26c; new 1t Is TO &c.
SEEps-Timothy - 90 to 3 90; Flaxseed 81 IS
to ? As.
EGos-Duil at l6 to lie; recounted 1sc.
BurrER--In demand, good table will bring 80
to 33c; packed Is to zoe.
PorAroEs--Common,4 40 to 45c. Good, so to 55c
SWEET poTAroEs--Good at 81 rs to 50 IS.
LARp--22 to 24c.
BAcox-T9 to zoe.
SoRGHux-50 to 60c.
HoSEY-l7 to zoe.
CHIcKKss-Young 81 20; old "a to 25.
OsIoss-Dull ut 80 to 35c.
HAY-Timothy $40 SO to 81 90; Prairie ~
| so to 0 90.
PEAcHKs--$1 90 to - 90.
wooL-Tub-washed SO 10 6oe; fleece washed
As to 55c; unwsshed 5c off.
| HIpEs-Dry 6int l2ac; dry sailed DC; green &c,
and green sailed 7c.
TALLow--l3 cents per Id.
| RAGs-Free from wooden 81 to &c.
| FwArHERs-From common to good 30 to soc;
prime s. to Soc.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-19

RoBBERr.-Early Monday morning it was
discovered that the government safe in DR..
Iayior's office at the Estes House Hospital
had been opened during the night and some
two thousand dollars distracted. DR.. TAYLOR
took prompt measures to apprehend the gull
ty parties, the police, being made acquainted
with the case. were active and one Haines. a
clerk in Dir. Taylor Office. aud private in
an Illinois regiment was arrested for the
theft. He subsequently made full disclosures
and large portion of the money, 81, 1913, was
recovered.
de had himself made false key with which
he opened the safe There must be some two
hundred dollars still unrecovered. DIR. Tay.
ior had deposited the government funds in
the bank prior to the robbery and the THE
got only private funds-Sl, 300 of which be
longed to Col. Todd.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-19

BLACKwooDs MAGAzINE.-The August
number is we'll filled. The contents are, Sir
Brook Fossbrooke Josiah Wedgwood Hands
and Hearts; Miss Majoribanks Cornelius
O'Dowd upon Men and Women and Other
Things in General; Piccadilly: The London
Art Seasons; Cleopatra; The Late Elections.
Leonard Scott s Co., New York, 81 90
per annum. For Blackwood aud the four
Quarterlies, S15
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-19

Losr.-Saturday night, on Second street,
a pocket book containing small amount of
money. The finder will be rewarded by
leaving it at this Office.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-19

WERE glad to receive call last evening
from Mr.. Henry. one of the editors Of the
Memphis RereiUe. He is doing good work
for the cause of loyalty and freedom in Scot
land county.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-19

On account of the Jewish Holidays, our
store will be closed on Thursday, Friday and
Saturday next, Sept. 2lst, 22d and 2Sd.
d2t-w1t GoUSKER d BRO.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-19

The party Of which Gen. Grant is the CEN
ter, and which will probably attend the Lieu
tenant General in his visit TO Quincy to-mor-
row is given by the St. Lous Neus as follows :;
Lieut. General Grant. Mrs. Grant. four
children and two servants: Col. Adam Ra.
deau, Mil. Sec; Col. q. f. Babcock. 4. d
T.; Major General John A. Logan: Judge j.
u; Cation. Illinois; Judge W. H. Underwood,
Illinois; Charles l.. Wilson. late Secretary of
Legation to London aud Editor Chi.
icago Journal Brig. Gen. John Cook
Illinois; Brig. Gen. f. S. Dennis. L. :.
Volunteers; Brig Gen. NJ NJ. Hammond.
7. 5. Vol: J. NJ. Douglass, Illinois Central
Railroad; Sam. MediIl Editor Chicago Tri-
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CITY NEWS.

THr MEETING To-NIcHr.-Let our citizens
and soldiers turn out tonight to hear the elo-
ouent Col Case, of Indiana.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-19

We learned yesterday evening that little
boy had been shot and killed with pistol.
carelessly handled by another boy. We could
not learn the particulars.
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Hank ssasemens.


New Ycnx, Sept IS.
following are the prices Of Mining Stocks Il the
Board in Doston to-day:
Central 20; Huron ~; Minnesota io<; Superior 4,<
haakiia sel<; Hancock IL Isle Royal 1o9G Osspsr
~ ~ oaissy - Dsel1AaA ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-19

y Philadelphia sailor lately returned from
Admiral Dahlgrens squadron, comes accom-
panied by diminutive tame pig. a native of
South Carolina which follows his owner like
adog. This comical looking little net an
swers promptly to his name, and trots through
the crowded streets at the heels of his master
attracting, Of course. great notice wherever
ne goes Heis, Ike SO man yof the produc.
tons OF his native State, a mixture OF black
and white, and although five months old, is
not larger than rabbit
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-19

r." soss 70 none" cad trne"
= '"e' ""a OFeh ~'se' the dire necessity Of
opening the grave Tor one SO lovely might ha, 3
been aSerted. PLANTATION BlrrKns. If timely
used, are sure TO rescue the young and l,vo,, -.
middie-aged and the ailing from the grave
Almost all diseases have their beeinn;,. :.
some slight difficulty of the Stomach, which wo,,a
e'sn'ua'e IN dyspepsia. Headache. Liver Com
pialnt'' Night sveats Consumption. Dss,h
PLANTATION Brr7Ens will prevent these n,.mo,I.
soy symptoms, md keep the blood p,r. ana =.
ssaifh good. Be WAsSHp IN Trrx
dw-tne-thu-ssi
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-19

HIS Honor Judge s. F. Miller left yester'
day to meet his Court, which conyenes short
N at Milwaukee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-19

Coop Cook AND IRoNER WANTED.-Must
come well recommended. Apply at North
east corner Tenth and Concert streets.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-19

MAN in New York city few days sirec re-
tired to his woodshed, and committed suicide by
nearly severing his head from his body with q
butchers ceaver. Ill health is assigned as the
cause. timely of Pinkerton's wahdo and
taiisaya Bitters, would have certainly prevented
'hi9 terrible Affair." by impartns tone and yigor TO
10 'he oous, ana producing healthful and cheer
lai condition OF the mind. They do it every time.
OF sale everywhere. DIV
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-19

K. Mr.. p & NJ r. R.-The afternoon
train of this X. r. leaves keokuk for Fort
Madison at P. NJ. instead of 5, P. NJ. as
heretofore on and after Wednesday the 10Th
inst
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-19

10 those desirous of bargains in dry goods.
notions, DC. We woald say go and Sec Kr..
mer' Irwin 4 Co, as they have large stock
OF seasonable goods for sale at very low
prices. AZ
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Gold.

By Telegraph NEv Yolx sept ia.
Gold Is again nrner, having sto,d this morning 1t
1885 Slss The principal causs Of the advance -
TO be the demand for foreign excha,ss
and the anticipation ofHbesal purchases for exports
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-19

TnE latest and greatest discoxo,. ;, ~
Hygcnie is sozoDoNr. II has s,ns,a.,., 80
ordinary dentri6ces, snd. for ,bis ra.sa -.
VINE II coa'aihS no solvent principle injuriou. to
tue ehaiae OF the teeth, it obiterates tartar and
every other dental coneretion, prevents c,n.a- -
the gums, removes blcmishes both from -.
lars and incissors and leaves the breath mr.. -,
swcet. a"o
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II. B TEN. EYCK.

k'OR SALE--A Cottage Frame DweliYr
u House. row occupied ty Niiism yeneilI With 4,
rooms oissern, cellar wood house full lot and u,;f
iencs With fruit trees &c situated High h-f-es
s-'enai And Eighth streets, keokuk Title god Pcs
session LIST of October Enquire Of
jyH H r. TEy.EYCg
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EOR SALE-The House and Land now
occnpied by Charles wi . on the blnr two r,ilA.
ai1 a Aau above keS Auk-20 o. lAtd Is under a
hlss state of cultivation, and we'll md Pine growth
OF ft trees s all fruits and grabs brick house con-
uHnihs f'a M good cellar, stern ard out hau-es.
drsrsbir country reside &C. Poses,ion the sr of o.
tohs- Title psrfett Enquire Of
aags n n TEN pyrE
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II r. TEN-EYCE
k'OR nALE-lo acres Of the best land

In this section well calculated for either rrspesc
other 4 Gi and is AL under the very highest stat
cunssii"i is sitnsf-d within mites Il my &c an
VIII be sold With or without thu CROP epon it, Rr
qaite OF II. q. TEN-EYCK
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DOR SALE-A Brick Cottage Dwell

ing House with rooms cellar cfrterp fnIl Ia,
Veil fenced with lots Of fruit trees situated on FULTON
suees, between 10th ard 18th streets Keoknk Title
good knquire Of mayial II 0. TEN EYCK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-19

t'Ok SALE-Ihe two story Brick Dwelling
House now occupied BY r. b. f'gdsn ksa contain.
he OF ~ rooms Wit cis-rn frat and or, amen al
trees tcgtfher with briek stable l.ra.es +, 80 .
enable neiShte rhnod. frieen- bet.een sixth ara
serenth streets This property r be sold cbeap n an
piiesrion be made 5000. Enquire Ct
e+ps " p ivy pvrv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-19

"ANTED-200 bbls, Sorghum Ao!asses
~ - tpshlSl 1os1DDon = 4a1n0Ds
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L,UR SALE-A Frame Cottage con

tanning roenis, With ueli of water AMI Full lot
on Axoespse street, bssveen ID and Sd streets
Price " 600. Title good or no sale
may16 VI % Tr, ,vov
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-19

MOLASSES BARREI4S.-2O0 new bar
Az reis, msdo expressly for SavA& Aniasss for sls
BY fsepl61 RORERTSON Z ALDRR0,
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io'ai-.-'-..-.--- - o4e rs l.
Amonnf oilosst during the yearts4e157 co being
sne hennred snd twenty seven thon-sn doliars .ss
than the interest on Investment, Nr,nIs, - ~.
issued during the year ssI5 Total nyrta, - ,ttlt
issued -het Ne nrsani1ation. - coo Divide are
ssoe snnnais ana aversge over 81 per cent ptIries
Issued on the ncn-forf-itfnE nndnth,y ia. $50.
Saa :. 70 nation obtained sppIicstcr the vd
mayfo -
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ANEcporE oF A noa.

A gentleman residing in Seville had dog
named Carlo, and fine looking dog he was
His master, who had much confidence in his
prudence and discretion, not only employed
him to bring provisions from market, but also
entrusted him with money to pay for the var
rious arti lbs commissioned. For long time
Carlo conducted himselfin the most irreproach-
able manner, carrying the billet and money to-
the butchers and conveying home piece of beef
or fine fat pullet, as the case might be. Carlo
continued to fill his situation in the commits
sariat to the entire satisfaction of the parties
concerned; no fraud, no peculation, was ever
laid to his charge in short, Carlo showed by his
daily conduct that he not only knew the duties
of commissary, hut what is still more remark
able, he actually practiced them. But, alas !!
how many men in the midst of an honorable
career may be tempted to make a false STEP
So it was with Carlo. Some shabby dog, it
was supposed had affronted him--he set down
the basket and, while engaged in chastising
his foe, an urchin peeped into the basket
seized the piece Of money, and made directly
OIL, without waiting to congratulate the victor.
Carlo having sufficiently punished his adyer-
sary, shook his ears and, quite unconscious of
the loss he had sustained, seized the basket
with his teeth, trotted offto market in quick,
time, and presented himself before the butcher
"How is this? There is no money here, Carlo, I"
said the butcher, after taking out the billet,
and turning the basket upside down For a
few moments Carlo hung his head in evident
confusion; and then, as if sudden thought
struck him, he rushed out of the market. Away
he went, heller skelter through the crowded
street upsetting Gallega with his water-jar,
bounding against seller of watermelons ami
runingful tilt against an Italian peddler, creat-
ing dire c0fusion among his saints and madon-
nas-on he went till he'reached the square
where anumber of boys were collected playing
at pitch and toss Here Carlo made a halt
for few minutes, until seeing piece of
money similar to the one that had been stolen
from him, he pounced upon it and disappeared
to the great establishment of its owner. !. Carlo
went directly to the butcher, gave him the
money, took up the well-filled basket, and
what is not the least remarkable part of the
story, he returned home by circuitous route,
by which he avoided passing through the
square, having doubtless reasons of his own
for declining ameeting with the young gambler
The Sportsman. 5is8 taH5ll i hal 10
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[Pdris correspondence Of the N. Y. Worzd.l
ABD-ET-KAnER

Abd-el-K -Kader- ri Kad-ddire, SO called here
abouts)-is the lion at Paris at present. He
arrived, with his wives and his suite, on Sat
urday last, and makes greater sensation
when he appears in the streets than the EN-
peror himself. He does not occupy either the
Palace aof the Elysees or the Tuileries, as it
was reported, but has the same hotel which
was taken for the Siamese and Japanese en-
bassies during their stay here The garden of
the hotel looks upon the Champs Elysees, and
affords a capital lookout for the Orientals.
while it gives all the world chance to see
them-that is to say, the suite. AS NAV be
supposed, neither the distinguished Emir nor
his wives are ever thus exposed to the gaze az
the vulgar There is a small arbor in the gar
den, however, in which veiled forms are some
times dimly seen. As soon as discovered. n
strict watch is kept by curious crowd in homes
that a better view of the ladies may, by some
accident, be obtained. h ag 3of h "a
The EnIr has five wives in all, but he has
left three in Damascus, being accompanied by
two young Circassians whom he married a
short time ago in Constantinople. Abd-elr
Kader is devoted admireI of the Emperot
Napoleon, and expresses great satisfaction a.
his return to Paris. He wears the white ORR
entail costume, from which glitters the Cross
OF the Legion of Honor, conferred upon him
oy Napoleon Ill, for his efforts to save the
Gnrlstlans y in the massacre by the Turks at
y damascus. He wears the white ttrban, and
- u "a remarkably majestic presence with an
M W. i.ul ot iire and intelligence; his beard for
5nn merry coal-biack, is now slightly gray. g $3.50
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Boarding, Hack and Livery Stable
At Geo. H. BabcOch's Old Stand,
4 FEDERAL STREET.

NHE subscriber having been at the above place for
Il the past seven years, would inform his friends
and the public that he is still at the old stand, where
ne intends to devote his entire attention to the
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-09
A. STORY OF CALIFORNIA MINING.
A correspondent of the ST. Paul Press mar
rates the following sad story, Illustrating the
uncertainties of gold mining in California:

A oorros,,o,,da,,+ of the st. Paul Press mar
= eF,,-...d story Illustrating the
: i'''0S 'lie loho"nis 0"1 roI;e,,,,;o.
uncertainties OF goid Hliiliiis II o"ihoiii@
A history of the trials. hopes, fears. priya-
tions and reckless tenacity Of some of the men
engaged in 3prospecting, . would make one Of
the most thrilling works ever published. AS.
for example. few wears AGO. man 1--WE have
lost his name but think it was Dreslin.) com.
menced nrosnectinp on one If tha b;IIs ~
Grass Valley. and by his earnestness tenacitv
and eloquence soon satisfied the ;nbah;tants
that gold in large quantities eonJd he found IN
that particular hill if capital was secured for
,l;puing and BLASTING. large comnanv with
cash canital of many thonSand dpilays was
organized Rreslin Amounted as sunar;ntend.
emf. and the work Commenced with hone and
e,,srqrr eno, 1r,,u ''0 WIN WIN nop0 anu
pressi;,, sa,,+ cost Co., h;s ,t+,o e,,,;,. oe ;e,
and two ch;Idrs,, snd Sor aho,,4 voar .he
vor, roorossad ,,,;tb sa+;sf. s,I ,,a,s
ties cd,os,1 chas .,,n. S,,.,, ~ co. a. ~, ptho
snrtaca r,d d,;es SUN lo a;,,s
on tho ,,,ost -;--ot; saa,e T,.a..saJs N
toms ~ o,,a,tz 5.5o-a hIostal 81 I'ss',s,bt ~
tba s,,rfaoa LII az bss al; !.
rich ano,e e.. ~ S sar.',,,
os s,,, ~ pus Sou S.oI,lseiJ
ers ha5on ~ ~ Az assoss-
ments and Saii, set ~ sc;art;c ;. po mn from
asc ~ L.
ee4;o go; anJis1o ~ eAan,lne tie quartz aeu ~
oa'ioi, anu uecue Whetler tnere was Suilcieii'
IN iul iureher eApenuitu1reSS.; S.-
LIS VIZ a. SMOKY as one q ou 9u,
snanan ui,L inessages u couid De understood 70
irean ~ peace, war, nope, rear OF oouet, accord
S " .Ile M ae5linss zen oI tne reader. onales De
sal ~ De sou lol m assessments stockhQiueIs
sou oue ioI pounu OF tobacco OF potle
=. iuin, n al1 She WORK soon ceased ior tiif
"al' an l.i' ~ iul.ls. pis.,..
II VAIN ples,n useu ms eioquence 70 N
ueII e tb 1m ,s od y come Ia anu cont
u1 o,,s anu e Mas noo'eu az a. an uit
Sad e,. @ Haeay Visionary prUSpeceor Wno
d;SLaJo5 .r,JlS nopS S1ian plalis Inc company
,,a" oon an scnery AZ aucIion 70
10y ~ s,'S anu .nen pu iuck
~ :, 7la-,;a,,io ,I sier
4ftar q. rttl t,,a y. ,s,;.,e 80. .ss
,,oJ a., aoa,.- uoii,
,,oo l1 81 sie liner, Wokeu
M ,.r,,'iS ~o.n, Mlsn sne l:t,l assurance tnat
bo,;"'od - ~ s'aiAe li ug ncn Whlcn ne
oss n " " ~ IiiaI MI Mercnants now
Sa.i, mn3 were prouu 70 give credlt 70 the sll-
is ~ liig company, tnougnt II
ta uuu. lliale 70 maze coecglons lrom
tie peeniiSss ~: lnier, VINO was ioonsh enough
~ " ~ Soilae hls laDor "a VEN tnat was known
~ ~ Woiinless. Lle oIeu5torS became annoying
Y poiiee, put they hau an inade changes ln
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PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST g. 1865
For Sale and to Let.
House Lot for Sale
Boat for Sale

l. order. Inquire of
BENJAMIN KNIGHTS,
July 26-d2w* sss Atlantic Wharf.
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w AN TEDf

I9n - w .-A-1N 4 u IL IN M
4 WILL pay TEE cents per ls. Cor ALL Pamphlets
doliyerei at the otioa OF the Por rtlard Sugar Co.
corner Commercial and Maple SITS. = iA15 43i" 2
jan2ldtt 5gf6 aii II aoilJ. M BROWN.
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Farm for Sale.

: II
GITUATED in North Yarmouth, on the Glouces-
- ter road, formerly known the "Col. Cushman
Place. within two miles of two depots ON the G. It.
wood land: fences mostly stone wall. Building
good two storied house, with out-budings and barn
100 feet by SO, cut full of hay last year. Orchard
consisting of several hundred thrifty apple trees all
grated bore in '62, 1900 bushels and in 64 we have
sold $500 90 worth Of apples, besides bountful sup
ply for large family. Pear, plum and cherry trees
in bearing with variety of other fruit.
Also, Cranberry patch from which 80 bushels have
been takenin one season. 81; lasa fss, sf
The location is fine one, with plenty of shade-
trees. Mills, school house, &C., nearby.
For further particulars inquire on the premises.
june3eod3m* SAArL H.SWEETSIR.
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For Sale i'm Readinp. Mass.

Twelve miles, or twenty-eight
MykasA \ minutes from Boston station, per ex-
"a Ml#AR press trains, dwelling house, ten
W l44XhfSI rooms; TIN ee-eignth acre OF landi
fifteen apple trees in bearing; one
mali mile iroln the depot; water excellent location
nealthy, and with unsurpassed view. Irce SS,oO0-
81 200 on MORTGAGE. Address F. O. FRI NCH, CASH
Ire Bank Metropolis, Boston, for three weeks
iuly17 3wtaw afit'r
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Deal Freights.

.eI3Ik Ships wanted to load Deals at Banca-
.H4$M ior .LI',s liverpool and Bristol Charpci.
$500 McGILvERY, RYAN & DAVIS,
T,n.o No. 161 CnmmeIeis. s.-eet.
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-09

HOUSE LOTS on Oxford, Washington, Madison
IL Mnnroe, Fremont, Greenleaf and Fox streets on
terms to suit. Apply to WIN. OXNARD, s.is asis
july25iseo1m ia Cumberland St.
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Hou1se lots
Eo,. Sa1a

For Sale. 'sA 9,
i lVACHT NETTLE, 20 tons, built Of white oak,
l. copper fastened, and coppered one year ago; new
sails and rigging. Ballasted with to tons iron
For further particulars inquire Of 81
-. - B. j. WILLARD, St. Lawrence
mouse, lndia street. ~ ad29dtf
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s1a si4 WN9lted. -sg ~ si...aa.ig
/ A CENTS Is wanted in every town in Maine to can
LADIES' GUIDE
Ihe most simple method ever offered to the rublic
6rCUTTING DRESSES. Ladies wanting enfIov
Address MRS. g. II SANFORD - s
II 'Aa Portland. Maine.
CAL at No. 8 Brattle ST., or 50 Middle ST ag1d1m
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Lost.

a SMALL Memorandum Book supposed between
IA Portland and Standish. A suitable reward will
No. II Union Wharf. ~ :
Aug. 3-d1w* JOHN ID. LORD
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THE new French Cottage, on the Cape Cottage
4 road, opposite Capt Green Walden's, containing
is unsurpassed on the Cape Enquire of
A. STEPHENSON,
Jy6-6 121 Commercial Street.
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-09

M;; Block, situated on Stevens Plains, Westbrook
MsssASaid Block contains IA rooms in each tenement
Lot rods on the street, and Is rods Deep which is
a stable "a by 40 feet. bsa IH1'--54 ,f4fa 49, <
This property is offered at price which insures it
good investment. d 8fsilil3 1al 81 sess Sc su
Apply to N. K. SAWYER, near the premises, or
10 .C. PROCTOR, Lime street. juneSn
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: Pna,,,le,,t of Coupons.

TlHE undersigned WIN pay all Coupons attached at
Il Ronds of me Second MortQayU Of the Anoroscog-
ON Railroad that fan due is0. with mtel est to
July l. 1865 on presentment at hs office IN Portland,
He viii also nav Coupons Of sald bonus tor 1so1 and
nrior years AZ before advertised.
piiof ye'is' :" . 80 JABEz G. WOODMAN.
Treasurer Of Leeds & Pennington L. n.
July 14-d&w3w
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lg Copartnership. Notice.


DRoPosALs are invited until July 22nd, for the
III delivering at the Stables OF the Portland r. n
Co.. lin this CITY and Westbrook) Of $50 or 20O
HAY 1T pressed 1t must be nett weight1 in sncb
quantities monthly as desired between Sept Est and
July list, 1856. ~, 80 ~ fl-0 r...
arsH4g1i lIW Al j. j. GERRlSH supt
,Julv 3-d2wt ~ Iii. F-
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-09
Wn1ated.
Wn7ated,

Rf family without children, small genteel ten
~ ement, near the central part Of the city. - ~
Address x. Y e., Press ofice, j augseodtf
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-09
TAINTED to Purchase,

z lW0aeted to Purchase.
1;A.t a GOOD DWELLING HOUSE, worth from
Meii $4,000 TO $1,000, located on Free, Congress
4As.A or Cumberland Street, between Franklin and
Oak streets.
Inquire of sl SOS se i Fa0la soa ~
JOHN 6. PRocTER, dl q
aug. z-u1W Il s.sss.4 rf f,i Lime Street.
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-09
leTn ~


TWO OFFICES over No. "A Middle Street.
July 22-dtf 81 1' ~ S. s VIM. BOYD.
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-09
For Sale,

DLEASANTLY located in Freeport q miles from
the Depot, on the old county road to Brunswick,
the old homestead known as the Townsend place,
containing S5 or more acres. Fruit trees wood lot,
and water convenient Apply to Mai. w. MITCH
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-09
.lTn I.et,

tx 5ga8 9gns Ito Let. ataW ,iiaal9igE
r ARGE CHAMBERS over 11O and 112 Federal st.
IL Apply to saaliaiena - 20
JEFFERSON COoLIGE. g. co., ia.
ap19dH Cor Commercial and Franklin streets.
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-09
WO91ted.

A YOUNG MAMA returned Soldier who has a
IA small capital, wishes business in some honorable
capacity Would accept situation and loan his en-
ployer small amount. Has had experience in the
Grocery business. Can furnish good references. IS.
:, Address, Tor two days, ID. M. NJ, No. 80 Federal
otreet. s. aatAsi aug3d3tz