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The Portland daily press., 1865-02-15

EThe value Of the Mariposa estate, former
ly General Fremonrs, is returned to the Internal
revenue assessor by the company now owning
it at $427 900. The assessor thinks it should be
rated at s.. 900 900.
81 The strength Of city or nation, is in its
honest, industrious working men, who perform
manual labor under the inspiration of an intel
lgent mind. Any policy which ignores this
class, or which even undertakes them, cannot
be the policy that will build up healthy, vigor-
GUS commonwealth. 50 q 4i
10 Inc northampton Press says a business
man in that town exercises his benevolence in
distributing turkeys to his employees without
much detrlment to himself If they can take
the oath he will give to each turkey. But the
oath is that they have not cheated him on time
to an extent twice the value of the fowl. The
oath is said to prove regular iron-clad, and
thus he has kept his birds on the strength of it.
8 % queen Victoria has addressed q letter to
the Railway functionaries of her kingdom,
urging more care to prevent accidents, in which
she says; ut is not for her own safety that the
Queen wishes to provide in thus calling the
attention CT the company to the late disasters.
Her Majesty is aware that when she travels ex-
traordinary precautions are taken but it is on
account of her family, Of those travelling upon
her service, and of her people generally, that
she expresses the hope that the same security
may be ensured for all as is SO carefully provided
forherself'' 10
IIn February, 1861, Congress passed by q
two-thirds vote and Mr.. Buchanan approved, a
resolution to be submitted to thestates, to change
the constitution 60 that Congress could never
touch the subject of slavery in all time to come
So strong was this Internal institution in the
hearts of the American people, and so low we're
they disposed to go in order to crafty the
shareholders. In February, 1855, Congress has
passed by a two-thirds vote and Mr.. Lincoln
has approved, the needful resolutions proposing
to abolish slavery in all the states, now and
forever Has not the world moved in four
wears sata &c 1HE14
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-15
Legislature of Maine.

800 AUGUSTA, Feb, 49, 1865.
3 Read and assigned--An act to amend chap
ter 239 of the Public Laws of 1884; to render
valid the doings Of Van Buren, plantation; to
amend an act to incorporate the city of Lew
iston; authorizing the town of Pressure Isle to
exempt certain property from taxation; re-
solve establishing new school district for the
Penobscot tribe of Indians; an act authoriz-
ing the County Commissioners of Washing ton
County to lay out road in East Machias,
over tide waters. 81 ssA - K 4. r7r
Passed to be engrosSed- Resolve authoriz-
ing the Land Agent to convey certain lots of
land to the widows of deceased soldiers an act
to authorize the building and maintaining of a
sluice for the passage of lumber in Perry.
The bill .legalizing the doings of cities and
towns in raising bcunties was taken up. The
amendments made in the House were adopted
and the bill was passed to be engrossed.
HOUSE.
Bill to increase the fees of the Register of
Deeds for Lincoln County was read, and an
amendment was adopted, adding all the other
counties in the State. The bill was then in
definitely postponed. 81 sG1 10y
Bill to incorporate the Maine Express Com
pany was taken up. Pending an amendment
offered by Mr.. Hersey of Bangor, to strike out
the personal liability clause, the bill on motion
of Mr.. Larrabee of Portland was laid on the
table. 4 ~ 81 eerefr.ts reFs e---t,.-s r.
Read and dssigned-An act to amend chap
ter 173 of the Private and Special Laws of
1862, to incorporate the proprietors of Union
Mills Bridge, and granting a right to demand
toll; an act to incorporate the Stockton
Steamboat Wharf Company; an act to incor-
porate the Neptune Mutual Marine Insurance
Company.
Passed to be engrossed.-An act to incor-
porate the Rumford Bridge Company; an act
relating to bounties House No. 27) an act to
amend chapter 101 entitled writ for repleyy-
ing a person, and chapter 1856 entitled SEN
tence aud its execution and the liberation of
poor convicts, ofthe Revised Statutes House
No. By an act to amend chapter 8 of the
Public Laws of 1861, concerning the exemp-
ton Observing machines from attachment and
execution House No. 30) an act in addition
to an ACT approved March 10, 1862 entitled an
act to regulate the agencies for, and prevent
imposition in the sale of Intoxicating LIQUORS
House No. 32); resolve authorizing the Sec
rotary of State to furnish Alva plantation in
Aroostook County with certain documents:
an act to establish the Dexter High School:
an act requiring conditional sales to be re-
recorded ~ II tEA N .a.EtfE
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By TEL1EGRAPE
5oaa bas -- TO THE - - -.
EVENING PAPERS.

Reported Settlement of the Spanish Peruviass
$500 92q Difficulty. M as 9Gs
81 New York, Feb. IA.
o. The steamer Ocean Queen, from Aspinwall
9th, has arrived, with $250,000. ~ 1aseee
By steamer Peru, from Callao 18th january,
advices reached Panama that the Spanish Pc
ruvian question had been settled. The terms
are said to be that Peru shall pay three mil
lion dollars for expenses of the Spanish expe-
dition. Peru obtains possession Of the Chin.
cha Islands, and admits Spanish envoy. The
settlement has been forwarded to Madrid.
Rich. M. Jessup, one Of the pioneers of Cal
ifornia, died at Aspinwall on the 4th. ~ ~
The government of Bogota has issued an
order prohibiting the passage of foreign troops
across the Isthmus in future. Exception is
made with the United States troops, owing to
the situation OF their territories on the Pacific
The President Of Salvador in his message
to the legislature, refutes Indignantly the
charge that he favors the annexation Of Cen
trail America to Mexico.
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-15

In Cape Elizabeth Feb H. Mr. r Mathews, aged
90 years. % e "a,
v-FHneral ON Thursday at IL O'Clock, at his late
residence. Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend. AtSHa i sir
In North Yarmouth, Jan "a. Martha A, only dauRh-
ter Of Nathaniel and Maria Jordan, aged 26 years
2months Corrected p tr aif '-e
in Cape Elizabeth. Feb 10, Mary Brown. aged
l6 years month. tNt aat' -'s
In Auburn, Feb 10, the only child Of Warren
and Harriet Webster, aged 9years months.
In Ellsworth, Feb 2. sarah p. daughter Of Wales K
and Almira Packard. aged 10 years. fA
In fremont, Jan 16, Miss Clara Higgins, aged
about 70 years. - sa ese Ns + az
In Lutec Dec 10, Roscoe G, aged 8 years; I4th
Cora aged years-children Of Capt W Fadden.
In Pennington. Feb o G Birney, aged % years;
9Th, Mrs DR. Wright
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Casualties in the Twentieth Maine.
aois -ea NEAR PETERSBURG, Va /

To the EDITOR qf the Press: :. - = 80
Isend herewith the following list of casual
ties in the goth Maine Regiment, in the engag.
nent of yesterday at "Hatcher's Rum"
Officers grounded. 1t. Col. C. d. Gilmore
wounded and taken prisoner; Capt. 81. r.
Sidlinger, wounded in thigh slightly ;sLieut
j. II, Stanwood, wounded in leg slightly.
Killed. Sergt. VIM. A. Wentworth, Go. K
PriUdtes ioounded. Hiram Norton, Co A,
hand, severely; A. 81. Mitchell, Co. B, leg,
slightly; George Gilbert, Co. c, breast, Sc
verely; Daniel Stevens, Co. d, leg, severely
f. R. Bryant, Co. E, leg, slightly; S. Grant,
Co. F, shoulder, severely; E. Averell, Co. g,
hand, slightly; w. d. Ring, Co. 81, hand,
severely; G. Esterbrooks, Co. 81, hand, slight
ly; D. Hart, Co. H hand, slightly; j. r. Val
ley, 60. /, knee, severely; Samuel A, Collins.
Co. X, hand, severely; G. W. Stone, Co. b
hand, severely. s7H
= About twenty are missing besides the above,
part of them probably wounded and taken
prisoners. ss-es4 "a. ,4.,..sg
Weather cold with rain and sleet.
: ssA VI In haste, 40. SHAW,
Surgeon, 10th Me. Vols.
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The Eleventh Maine Regiment.

IltQ MAINE VOLUNTEERED
Before Richmond, Va Feb. l2.h 1851
/ To tha E iitor fthe Press:
wish to state few facts in your worthy
paper regarding the 18th Maine Vols, since
the campaign against Richmond, which
deem may be interesting to your readers in
the State of Maine.
At the commencement of the campaie n
against Richmond, the 18th Maine numbered
ASS men fit for active service. Itparticipated
in every battle. with its Corps and won an
honorable distinction in thisnoble cause. ~
Atthe close of the campaign iu the Fail, it
lost 1853 men, viz: 74killed, 274 wounded, and
only 10 missing as prisoners of ,oar out Of SO
large anumber ofcasualties. Few Regiments,
If any, in the service can show such figures
OF the commissioned Officers A were killed
and 20 wounded. H#8fG ft
OF the Maine regiments which took part in
the Peninsular Campaign, the 18th is the only
one which has an existence. The regiment
has experienced its full share of the rough for
tunes Of this war for more than three years
ia the Peninsular Campaign of 1852; seige OF
Charleston in 1868, and in the great campaign
of 1864 against Richmond. H #egss
Within the year the 18th has received $40
recruits and now numbers $50 men--a larger
number than it contained at its organization.
1t has been extremely fortunate in the charac-
ter Of its recruits, whether volunteers, drafted
men or substitutes, they have in the main,
been good soldiers and will make excellent
soldiers.
The high character that the regiment has
hitherto borne in the Army there is every
reason to believe, will still be maintained.
The 18th Maine Banners bear the follow
ing battles in which it has participated: Lees
Mills, Siege Of Yorktown Williamsburg,
'Chickahominy,' Seven Pines Fair Cakes,
Seven Days Battles before Richmond, Siege
of Charleston-Swamp Angel Chester Sta
tion,' 'Drury's Bluff Richmond Pike Der.
muda Hundred Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad Weir Bottom Church. rawberry
Plains,' Deep Bottom Deep Rum 'Fusselle
Mills Seige of Petersburg newmarket
Heights, Newmarket Road sDarbytown
Road Charles City Road AA
The regiment has lost upwards of one thou.
sand men since entering the service, and now
rejoic Nc in more than its original strength
the Eleventh Maine may properly say: u
still lve"
,eaAaIE Respectfully yours, aat a
,ss.,-.- II. A. MANLEY.
- 18th Maine Vols
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In Naples. Feb o. by Rev T Merry. Albert Xii.
born and Miss Mary W Frost. both Of Bridgton.
In Lisbon. Feb z, Daniel Fitzgerald and Miss
Celinda A sts bbins
In Phillips. james Towle, Esq. and Miss Louisa
French. both Of P. y
At Mechanic Falls. Feb 9. Alfred NJ Fisher. of Ar.
rowsic. and Miss Katie r Dockum, of Poland.
In Gardiner, Reuben Blackma Of Whitefeld,
and Miss Mary A McGugin. of Pittston: Jessie A
Fuller and Miss Lydia L sherburne both OF West
Gardiner; A T Smith and Miss Jane P Douglass,
both of Gardiner
Merrill. both OF Windsor. RI rttfsr
In Dixmont. Jan %. John F Gray and Aubyre
Tinkham. of Albion. p 4A4A'
In Bangor. Febs. John Il Wentworth and Miss
Philena M Goodwin both of Veazie.
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-15

"A WoRrRy SUCCESSOR TO BISHOP GEN
IoLk.-Since the detection from the Church
70 tne army OF the rebel General Polk, no
episcopal bishop has been in Louisiana in a
clerical Character. Bishop Hopkins of Yer
mont, therefore, has been invited to make an
official visitation to that part Of tie State With
in the Federal lines. 0'-'e -
If the Bishop should 60 beyond the FEEDER
al lines we think the Shareholders wouldn't
hurt him, but what the poor slaves might do
is another question. They don't believe Holv
Writ advocates human bondage. Mapy Of
them possess the spirit Of the New Testament
If they don't understand Greek.
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-15
FOREIGN PORTS.

At Tentsin Nov is. barque Forest Belle. Percival,
Ar al shanghas Dec O. ship Congress. Drinkwater,
Sid i'm Woosung Nov "a. ship Game Cock, wiz
liams, tor Manila
At Hong Kong Dec Il, ship Derby. Lord. for San
AR at Foochow Dec T. ship Argonaut, norton Tor
Shanghai. 81
Hong Kong land sailed 18th for rice port; 9th.
Danl Marcy. Ross. do land sailed 18th for Rangoonl
and others, as before.
At de Dec 2zd, ships Dsshipg Wave. Lecrsw;
sey. 1nc barques Rocket Freeman, for Boston ,ldg;
Coufser, Griffin; Aurea. Howes. ard Sea Bird.
Grat st Helena Dec 20. ships Casilda, Cakes, from
Mauritus land sailed for Cadizl; 10th. Cathedral,
MeIcher. Calcutta land sailed 20 for Bostonl.
Sid FIN Algoa Bay CGH Dec a. barque Western
SEA, Harding, for Turks island fa 81 -
Ar at Panama 8oth ult, ship Thomas Lord, Preble,
Ar at Cailao 18Th to the 27th ult. ships Young Ea-
gle, Walker, Chnchas, land sailed for Dunkirkl; A
VIM Wilcox, Manter, do land sailed for Rotterdeml;
Eastern Star, Neaey, do land sailed for Germany;
Havelock. Young. do land cid for Englandl; Gee n
Express Cushing do land sailed Tor Cowes q.
Genoa; Edw o. Brien Gilchrist, for Cowes
Sid finn Shields Gath ult, barque M Smith, Smith,
for Rio Janeiro. 2e1 ii2 aea
Ar at Gibraltar l4th ult barque Warren Hallett,
SID TN Hamburg 2sd uit, ship Eutsrps, Arey, for
Newcastle r. p Fl9 E1ttt.li y 0s-i S4--a = .
from San FraDcisco) TO load for New York. -
At Buenos Ayres Dec b. briggs Richmond, Powers,
and Sparkling Sea, Segur, for New York, hg.
Sid I'm Cienfaegos LIST inst, barque Holland, Per-
toho SPOKEN. 5 gle
Fese of Jupiter Inlet, barque Fleetwisg, from
Cienfuegos for Boston.
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Mtsso,.ri STATE contention.

6 70 eEl ST. LOUIS, Feb. 49,.
The State Convention to-day unanimously
passed resolution endorsing the action of the
President in the Peace Conference, pledging
the loyal people of Missouri to sustain the
Government to the last extremity in prosecut-
ing the war until peace shall be established or
organized on the basis contained in the Presi-
dents note to Secretary Seward.
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-15
Tariosss Items.

ga New YORK, Feb. IA.
The steamer Flag, with twenty-one vessels
loaded with cotton, with a convoy, from Sa-
vannah, arrived here this morning. af
Gen. Schofeld, late OF Gen. Thomas army
has assumed command OF the Department Of
North Carolina. Gen. Terry retains command
of the corps, and remains in front of VIII.
mington. lss5,e olg i 7safgsl
~ ~ its = 4 - WASHINGTON, Feb. IA.
The House Election Committee have report
ed in favor of admitting Mr.. Bouseau to a seat
as representative from Louisiana, and have de.
cided to report in favor of admitting johnson
and Jacks as representatives from Arkansas.
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-15

liberal, patriotic and selfsacrincing than the
loyal citizens Of our Republic during this
struggle for our nations life. And we believe
the same spirit will predominant IN the hearts
ofthe people until the rebellion is put down
and peace and union restored to our country
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-15
Fro,,, Ne,c Orleans.

CAIRO, Feb. H.
=. The steamer Missouri, from New Orleans
9Th inst, has arrived here. The burning of
Pascagoula is contradicted, but the place has
been evacuated by our troops. Several gun
boats remain off the coast, however.
Cotton was in fair demand at New Orleans,
with limited supply, and prices favor sellers.
Middling Zoe. N. - ~ - y |
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-15

REM ARKS.-The market has ruled steady
througout the week. The peacs rumors, and heir
cui minatien in conference between President Lin
coin and Secretary Seward on the one s'da and
Messrs. A. q. Stephens, Hunter and Campbell on
the other, have exerted no influence on the gold
market, and the tendency is TO more settled state
of the public m nd, which will favor trade In some
degree Though there is no immediate expectation
ofpeace the energetic operations of ur vast armies
may roduce results almost anv davthat will change
ms whole face of things. therefore no greater en-.
Iiasgement ofths volume of trade NAV be anticipa.
reg A. present than the actual demands Of necessity
corn Is steady and In ght supply. Fish are firm as
.ne market is light v stocked. Salt Is in good de-
NH ia kerosene OIL steady Susar and Molas es
qull snd prices steady. Tea and Coffee depressed
LUMBER IN good demand at remunerative prices
dropping 90 = - - ~--' 'AN A~
,ASHES-Potash is little lever and VIC now quote
iie per 70. Market dull and inactice.
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-15

~ Senator Morgan's. name was sent into
the Senate by the President, to succeed Mr..
fessenden in the Treasury Department, without
his knowledge, but he promptly declined the
appointment and his name was withdrawn.
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-15

GIVE notice great rnsh at the New York Store
No. 125 Middle St. where hey are closing out their
winter stock at reduced prices. Ladies In want of
an kind of DR. Goods will do well TO give them
call before purchasing s.sf -fsb15 cod 3w
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-15
From Mobile.

"a = 2 Ha79l1h bfaa NEW YORK, Feb. IA.
/ The Herald's Washington dispatch says Off
GERS from the forces operating against Mobile,
the report of the evacuation of Mobile, and
that the city will be surrendered whenever the
demand is made.
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WARREN'S
WATERPROOF and Leather Preserver,
FOR BOOTS AND SHOES.
For saleat Mr. j. W. MAEsyIELD's Store, ia
hliddlest Portland, Ne. dec21d$w2m
To the World |
W. Harvey. N. D. & Practical Chemist.

After several years OF close study and experiment,
I have perfected my CHEMICAL lNHALATIoNs,
which have already commenced, and are to rev.
ontonize the old systems of practice. The cslebra
TED Physicians. George Capron, N. d. and DGUid
b. Sack, NJ. D., foretold TO the word in 1855 what
have now accomplished. Hear what they then
said in regard to that fatal and prevalent disease,
CONSUMPTION: "The belief that people never can
recover from consumption we consider to be SUPER
stitious and absurd. There is 40 more difficulty In
the healing tubercle in the lungs then OF the heal
ing of scroulous tubercle in any othr part of the
body. provided the lungs and general health are not
toomuch Frustrated Nor do we despair ofthe Sow
covery of remedies which shall yet reach and sub
due this hitherto fatal disease and render
BILE as the fever and ague tho syphilis We believe
the remedy for this disease will in the form Of
gas or vapor, which shall be breathed into the
lungs, and ope ate locally upon the liberation there
by reaching the seat OF tie disorder. New gases
will probably be discovered aud essential improve
ments made in the administration of those which
siready known" Where there Is sufficient vitality
eft in the physical system procure action, can
always, with my Chemical Limitations. restore the
patient TO health. and in very short. NY Chemi-
cal Limitations NO more speedy and efficacious
in the treatment o consumption than the Chemical
Ishalatons which prepare for all of the following
| diseases Wis
Dyspepsia, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Palpitation,
Paralysis, Epilepsy, Catarrh, EIuptions, Asthma,
Bronchitis, Scro:ula. Liver Complaints, Nervous
ness from whatever cause, Difficult Breathing, Salt
Rheum, Eryeipelas, Merourial Diseases. KidneyCom.
plants, syphilis, Female weakness Of all kinds, In
voluntary Seminal Emissions, or Weakness of the
Genital Organs and in fact all diseases requiring
publication of the blood. have special treatment
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-15

OBsEoUIEs.-The funeral Of the late Col.
sScamman will take place this afternoon at
half past O'Clock, from the Sd Parish Church.
A military escort will be present.,
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Sch Atlantic, Lynch, Newcastle.
nrnADEnf

8 Sch Atlantic, Lynch, Newcastle.
~ CLEARED
Ship Kate Dyer. Dyer. Boston, Dyer.
SAILED-ship Ceres; brig Nebraska, and others.
Messrs Carter Co, Of Belfast. have laid the
ngel ior ship Of 400 tons- She Will pc putt OF
Int Int OAK and is to be commanded BY Capt u ner,
otSAinl, late Of barque John Rhynas. Capt ID anu
''nsrs' OF Belfast, are the owners.
ZEN sos Avon, formerly the Cyclone of BOSTON, mas
= aong Kong tor 81. coo in gold. 49,.
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-15
DOMESTIC PORTS.

SAN FRANClSCO-Ar 9th, ships Arracan, W hit
more and King Phillip. Bickford, New York.
Ar 10Th ships Fair Wind. Taylor. New York; lth
PENsACoLA-s 10th, brig Fidelia Stone. for
Philadelphia. ~ t-'
BALTfMORE--Ar 10th, barque Arlington, Bart.
lett, Boston; Modena. Ryder, Arecibo; sch Ocean
Belle, Irons New York. -, ~ NJ ~. .t
Ar nth, sch JOS Turnder. Hodgdon from Fortress
PHlLADELPHIA--Cld 18th, sch B Bailey, Rob
inson Fortress Monroe. '.I,I ra. f., '-f q
NEW Y0RK-Ar 18th. brig Aquidneck. Rigley,
Cid Isih, ship North American, Cutting Liverpool;
sch G u King McGiegor. Calais. L Isl J. -1l1l
Ar l4th, ships Ceres, tBr) Cars, Foochow; Chas z
Duncan, Berry, Queenstown; brig Ocean Belle Nor
PROvIDENCE-sld 18th. Clara Jane. Parker;
jenny Lind, Graves, and Forest, Conary, for New
NEwPoRT-Ar lIth. schs Gertrude, Caldwell fm
Eastport New York; anniJ Westbrook, Little
In port 18th. barque Mary B Rich, Clapp, from
Cow Bay CB for New York; brig Condor, Anes, I'm
Sierra Leone for do; schs Pioneer Tapley Portland
tor New York; Thos Bartlett Card, from Bath for
Fortress Monroe; Sarah, Holden, finn Fall River for
New York. -+ " -ll--.- Nv
Sid 18th, brig Julia Arsy. Weeks, from East
Harbor I'll for New York: schs Damon Pitcher, FIN
Boston for Fortress Monroe; Rachel Beals, Moore,
New York for NewBedford n ol1,lr ~ y
,AoLsEs,s A9LE-Ar 10th. sch Sea Gull. Moody.
Sid 10th, banks Almoner, and Union; brigs, Crocus
Hyperion, and Martha Washington; tchs Sea Gull,
Pioneer Hannie Westbrook, r Jameson, Cherub,
Louis Walsh, Ada Ames, Porto Rico, Joseph Fish.
Mary ID Haskell, West Wind. William Gregory, q r
Young. Matanzas. and Clara Elem el sff 10 ..esE
Ar 18th. brig katshdin, tof Bangor) Saunders. I'm
Havana tor Portland. tsee sssters.1 'ffi OF
In port 18th. Catharine Rogers. Sarah Bernce
Allandale, and Katahdin.
BOSTON AR l3ths sehs Hardserabble, Gregory
Rockland for New York; II Pool, McFadden, In
Wiscasset. tof f9e r. tefslt ts
CID 18th. ship Harriet. Mooney. New Orleans; sci
Oscar. Mullock. Eastport.
Ar 14th. schs Deliverance. Ripley, fun Aux Cages
Venus. Hersey, Pembroke.
Cid 18th. schs Gen Meade, Dinsmore, New York
Del a Kinds. Wells. Calais. 49,. .,.- 49,.
SAL EM-In port 18th, 8 Pm, brig Crocus, Manson
from Georgetown DC for Portland; schs Maracaibo
Henley. from Portland for New York. klorinca
Crock. tt, from Boston for Winterport. lf7a 90
BATH-Cld 18th, ship Ellen Tnayer, Thompson
Port Royal sc.
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-15

Two gentleman OF steady habit. lsrye. PLEASANT
furnished Room, heated by furnaes and sup,
piied win gas in private family Houge centrally
iocsted Apply to w, AZ Middle 81. feb Is diff
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srrCIAL NorICns.


HiltOm's InsOlubIe Cement,
For wood, leather. crockery, and other substances
is the best aid to economy that the housekeeper can
have 1t Ia In liquid form, and insoluble In water
oil. 1t Will adhereoily substances comp etey. Two
ounce bottle, with brush family package) IS cents
each. Sold everywhere.
HILTON BROS. & Co., Proprietors Providence.
R. l. On receipt of 80 cents. family package viii
be sent by mall. feb7dsm
Look, Look
500 Buff Envelopes Only $1.26.
AT DRESS ER'S OLD STAND,
SO Exchange ST., above the Post Office.
feb8d4Ws
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= N0se.-We wish 1t to be understood that our quo.
tatons represent prices of largelots from first han
unless otherwise stated, and that in filing small
ders, higherrates have to be charged.
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-15
CONSULTATION FREE.
CoLG ATE,s HONEY SOAP.

THIS celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal
demand, is made from the choicest materials,
is mild and emollisut in its nature frsgrantly
scented and extremely beneficial in It's act upon
the skin. For Sale by all Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers. jans1dIyr.
DIR. WADSW0RTH'S "DRY UP" is certain
remedy for CGt0rrh. There is 30 mistake about
tins, he DRY Up" has cured thous ands cases
81 the sale of the article is constantly
word to the wise is suAicient
Fet 9eod &ew3w Portland. Me
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For Sale or Exchange.

5000 square feet For particulars inquire al 81 Com
mercial Street. febisSsws
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DlSsoIution of COpartnershlD.
Wanted.


VVO rent, on, or Def IRE the first of April, a house
IL with about twelve or fourteen Rooms. eentralIy
located. Address Post Office Box 574 febI5dIms