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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-13

BY D. F. Booth, Auctioneer,
mo. $50 MAR street, between Seventh and Eighth.
WILL BE SOLD, on THURSDAY
~ MORNING, March sh, at 10 o r;sis at
good assortment Of HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN
FURNITURE, DRY GOODS. CLOTHING, TO-
BACCO. &c, consisting of the following goods:
BEDS,
BEDsTEADS,
CHAIRS and TABLES,
LIQUOR STANDS complete,
8 PAINTED BARRELS, with covers;
500 papers SMOKING TOBACCO,
so EMPTY BARRELS,
GLASS SHOWCASE lin order,
so GLASS JARS. with covers;
| COOKING-STOVE (completel,
Is bushels DRIED APPLES,
5 barrels VINEGAR,
LADIES and GENTLEMEN's CLOTHING,
GOLD and SILVER WATCHES, &c, &c
Also, at private sale, one splendid FAMILY
HORSE and CARRIAGE with HARNESS, SAD
DIE and Birdie. The horse is seven years Old,
sound, kind and gentle. Ii not sold privately be-
fore FRIDAY, will then be offered at auction at IL
O'Clock, III front Of the store OF c. Baumhard Co.
WILL BE ADDED:
sentleman's WARDROBE: (leaving the city,
consisting Of
10 fine all-linen SHIRTS,
20 fine iinen-boscn SHIRTS,
Fine CLOTH COATS,
PANTS,
SILK-VELVET VEST,
HALF HOSE,
SCARFS,
LINEN COLLARS,
IRISH LINEN, new;
SHIFTING,
BOOTS,
SHOES,
LINEN TOWELS,
NAPKINS,
BRUSHES,
COMBS,
RAZORS,
and other goods too numerous to mention, COM
prisiny a complete outfit for gentleman.
ALSO,
2 splendid SOIE-LEATlIER TRUNKS.
The above sale is postponed until MONDAY, the
18th instant. ID. +. BOOTH,
mh 10 Auctioneer.
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F!NHREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY

/ CORDS OF SEASONED PINE AND OAK
WOOD FOR SALE AT AUCTtON.-Win be- sold
d. auction, office, on WEDNESDAY, the
18TH day OF March, at II o'clock, three hundred and
fifty cold5 o: seasoned PINE and OAK WOOD, Ill
lots TO sui. purchasers The wood is within three
and halt miles Of Ashland.
TERMS: Cash. GRUBES & WILLIAMS,
NH Is AuCtlOncerS.
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ciTs Couscn.-The regular monthly
meeting Of the City Council will be held
At the City Hall this afternoon at 4
o'clock.
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Dy L. II. Luck T. Co., AuCtloneers,
no. So Main street.

WYE WILL SELL on TUESDAY, the
w 18th of March, at 10 O'Clock, a large and
general assortment Of
HOUsEHO Old and KITCHENFURNITURE
CARPETS,
FRENCH BEDSTEADS,
SMOKING TOBACCO,
Ladies' and Gentlemen's CLOTHING,
FEATHER BEDS,
HAIR MATTRESSES,
MAHodASY CHAIRS,
HANDSOME SOFAS,
l very fine VIOLIN and CASE,
Two or three AUCORDEONS,
CHINA PLATES and CUPS,
GLASS TUMBLhRs,
BOWLS,
PIT HERS
large INGRAM CARPET, forty yards;
/ large MANTEL MIRROR,
Two o. three hard some WARDROBES,
l set CHINA, III order;
A lot Of CROCKERY and GLASSWARE,
Several large COOKING-SIOVES and FIX
TURES,
TRUNKS,
NALlSES,
KNIVES,
FORKS,
A large lot of BUTT HINGES,
handsome ENGRAvINGS aud FRAMES,
HAIR-SEAT CHAIRS,
CANE-SEAT CHAIRS,
BOUQUET OF FLOWERS AMI GLASS
SHADE,
800 pounds good CANDLEWICK.
ALSO,
800 bales, FIVE pounds each, ULTIMATUM
SMOKING TOBACCO, frst-yate article
fine and safe article to invest in
l splendid Double-caSe GOLD WATCH, eigh-
teen carat
- GOLD and SILVER WATCHES, yariou,
qualities
10 boxes fine CHEWING TOBACCO.
Parties will please bring in other consignments to-
day. L. Ii. LUCK & CO.,
NH Is AuctiOneers.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
NEW AUCTION AND

NEW AUCTION AND
~ COMMISSION HOUSE.
GAINES & FRENCH,
CORNER ep THIRTEENTH AND FRANKLIN STREETS.
&. J. GAINES. Of the late firm Of Edljng & Co,
and THOMAS FRENCH, have this day formed a CO.
partnership, under the name and style of GAIN Els
& FRENCH. and have taken the store on the cor
ner of Governor Tor Thrteenth) and Franklin
streets, where they intend TO conduct general
AUCTION AND COMMISSION HOUSE. House
keepers wishing to sell out will tindour terms mode
rate. Our regular sales viii take place on TUES
DAYS We respectfully solicit a share of the pub
Tic na.ropaon GAINES 6 FRENCH,
NH l3-6t AuctiCEcecs.
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NEW SHOE STORE, CORNER OF
~ SIyrIt AND BROAD STREErS.--We wish
70 cali the attention of the ladies to our stock Of
ENGLISH LASTING CONGRESS GAlTkRS,
FRENCH CALFSK IN CONGRESS 0AIlEAS,
ENGLISH KID CATERS.
CATFaKIN BOOTS and SHOES,
'ENAMEIIED LEATHER CATERS,
MOROCCO aud KID bUsKINS,
MOROCCO and KID SLIPPERS,
MISSES CIIILDREN'S and SERY ANTS
BOors and SuOES-all Of cur own mana
f,.,nre. Al work purchased U, us will b. war
rant.1 to give satisfaction
1"'''N MANNING 4 sIIANAuAN,
N B-REPAIRINd neatly done NH l-~lat'
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ERGEANT'S SALE OF NEGROES.
~ In pursuance Of an order Of the Hastings
Court of the city Of Richmond will sell, in front
Of the City Hall, or THURSDAY NEAr, the 10th
instant, at 10 o'clock a. NJ. TO tie highcs; bidder
for cash, AMOS ROBINSON, very likely negro
boy, ordered to be sold as a runaway, and jim, q
slave, the property of Elizabeth J. TiInberakc, Of
Hanover, convicted Of conniying at the escape Of
slaves, and ordered by SAID court To be sold be-
yond the limits Of the State.
THOMAS L. DUDLEY,
mn l3-4t Sergeant city OF Richmond.
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TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS RE
WARD.-My house wa broken into on The i'.S ,.
of the 18th If February AMI 'l,s following aih'-'
OF SILNERWAkE stolen theretioIn:
doze.. !aIGo liver Table spoons,
dozen silver Desert spoons,
| Dozen silver Tea spoons,
! Goze, large silver Forks.
dozen small silver Forks.
| silver Pickle KGi!e AID Eo!A,
small silver I.G.itS.
An the above marked with the letters J i. l..
Also I small silver spoon and Fork 10Y ~-'''-'
marked l. ". L. !
For the recovery Of the above articles WI pay
the rb2yc reward II any Of them are iorl1'
will give q reward in proportion .,nor,r
corner Nineteenth and bro0d streets
NH l0-1.'
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NOTICE.-All persons owing debts to
~ the estate Of DR.. JAMES H. CONWAY, de-
ceased, are requested to pay the same ; and those
having claims against the estate will please present
them for payment to the undersigned.
ELLEN v. CONWAY,
Executrix of James II. Conway, deceased.
NH l-l2tf
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTUAE DAY.

FUTUAE DAY.
BY Thomas w. Keesee, Auctioneer
Governor street, between Man and Frankln.)
THIRTY CONDEMNED HORSES
i AND MULES FOR SALE AT AUCTION
will sell on TE TUESDAY, March I6, ut 10 o'c,o.k
ut Bacon's Quarter Branch, thirty CONDEMNED
HORSES ard MULES.
ROBERT p ARCHER,
NJ ,t and Quar:e!masier.
THOMAS ". KEEsEE, Auc.i0neer. NH Il
7 WILL SELL, ON WEDNESDAY.
Il March Il, commencing ~ ii O'Clock, at The
HORSES,
MULES
5 6ne BEOOD sOwS and PIGS,
fine CHESTER and SUFFOLK BOAR,
10 fine SIIOATS,
PIOWS,
STRAW, UTTER,
IRoN.AXLE FARM CART, in good order;
CART BRiTCHING, &c.
mhs3 T. W. KEEsEE, Aue.ioneer
By Robinson, Adams & Co, Aactioneers,
Corner of Ninth and Main streets.)
WE WILL OFFER AT AUCTION
w on TUESDAY, the 18th instant, COM
mencng at 10 o'clock, lot of FRESH BLOCK
AIDE GOODS, consisting Of
JUU pdirS zen lIlEMEN
LADIES', MISSES and CHILDREN'S
SHOES.
ALSO,
10 bales OSNABURGS,
bales A SHEETINGS,
bales COTTON YARNS,
Il pieces Al CASSIMERES,
with variety of DRY GOODS and MISCELLA-
NEOUS ARTICLES.
ALSO,
cases BOOKS, STATIONERY and EN-
CRAVINGS
Conslgnments Of Boots, Shoes and Dry Goods
licited. Our regular sale of Groceries and Tobacco
will take place Friday next.
ROBINSON, ADAMS 6 co,
NH Ii ACtionseTs.
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CUMPTER, the celebrated TROTTING
~ STALLION, will stand the present season on
Dock street, between Twenty-frst and Twenty
second. SUMTER was sired by Morgan Hunter
out Of thoroughbred mare He is one of the
finest riding and driving horses in the Confederate
States Those having mares to put will call and
See him. TERMS: Slo0 per season, and s. groom
fee nih 9-iots Il. X. TURNER.
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By James r. Radcliffe, Auctioneer.

By James r. Radcliffe, Auctoneer.
ON MONDAY, the 18th instant, at 10
} O'clock A. NJ, will sell q. auction q lot Of
FURNITURE, consisting of
2 very fine and large TIIREE-PLY CARPETS,
nearly new;
/ RUG,
DOMESTIC CARPET,
large WHITE COUNTERPART,
/ pair BED BLANKETS,
TIN SAFE,
COOKING-STOVE,
A lot Of COOKING UTENSILS,
TABLES,
CHAIRS, &c, &c.
DINNER CHINA.
To the above will be added fine DINNER SET,
consisting Of one hundred and fifty pieces.
NH 10 JAMES II. RADCLIFFE.
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EOK SAtE. a No. pair Of tugo
Market. -ss's = ,ns r",ss
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NJ w STO r Z Having taken the
Y store formerly occupied by L. Harvey L. Co..
Cary street. below Thirteenth, can offer every
thing in the GROCERY LINE, at wholesale and
retail:
SUGAR,
PEPPER,
LARD,
FLOUR, .-..-
SOAP,
COFFEE,
SPICE,
BEANS,
MEAL,
SODA.
ALSO,
barrels SORGHUM,
firkins BUTTER
leo bushels POTATOES.
Icy eases Chewing and Smoking TOBACCO,
20 boxes STAR CANDLES
barrels No. l MACKEREL,
Call and examine at
BULL, WHITAKER & co.'s,
NH 9-St' Cary street, below Thirteenth.
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BY Thomas W. Keesee, Auctioneer,
Governor street, between Main and Frankln.)
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-09-13
Miscellany.

wv ~ B.. p
WISE THIEVES STEAL AND CoMpEcuIsE.
Last summer bank clerk in New York
stoie slVO,000. He lost the money by eight
ing the tiger" He then called upon lawyer
anu informed him that he was ruined man,
ana tnought of suicide. This led to the fol-
lowing dialogue: os
to ?"
"One hundred thousand dollars
SCOT any of it left ?" ~ a,lsa.
SHOT a cent" es- 4eaa
Chats bad; you have nothing left to work
WITH sgA fe7T-r77 : : - 49,, y ~
"What must be done pa
gu must return to your desk and abstract
what must do that for?ss
10 preserve your character. and save Won
rom gong to the State Prison. With the
hundred thousand dollars you aie TO steal to-
morrow, intend to compronaise with the
Dank. Your stealings after tomorrow will
amount TO 100000. / viii call at the banz
ana confess your offence; will represent my
sell as your heart-brol1en uncle, -honeSt, DuG
poor; Twill offer the bank $4,000 to hush up
the matter. The bank viii accept This VIII
leave the $4,000 to divide between you and
ma-that is $4,000 apiece. With this sum
you can retire from business
The young man listened and took on Wis
dom. He doubled his dcialcation, and COM
promised, as the lawyer said he should. He
Is now worth $250, 900, and is counted some Of
the most respectable gentiemen in the city Of
New York" .s1sa ~
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IT. S. Marshal's Notice
UN1rEp srArrs on AMrn1cA.

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, 81 ~. -. -
District OF Maine, S. ~ h 20
PURSUANT to Monitions from the Hon. Ashur
l. Ware, Judge OF the United States District Court,
within and tor the District OF Maine, hereby give
public notice that the following Informations have
been hled in said Court, viz:
An Information against ONE HoGsHEAD OF Mo-
LAssEs, seized by the Collector Of the District OF
Passamaquoddy, on the third day Of February last
past, at H0ulton in sad District. ss siR
An Information against ONE BARREL OF GIN
AMI ONE BARREL OF MHIsKEY, seized by the COL
iector OF the district OF Passamaquoddy, the fourth
Gay Of February last past, at Houlton in said Dis
trict s.ftsa'A4fA t.A@BA sth 3 tA8
Which seizures were for breaches Of the laws of the
UnLe1 States as Is more cularly set fortin said
lnloITna.ions that hearing and trial will be had
thereon at Bath, m said District, the FIRST Tues
dag Of September Rerf where any persons interest
Ell therein mar appear and show cause, if any can be
shown wherefore the should not be decreed fol-
felt and disposed OF according to law. us
Dated al Portland, this twenty-second day of Au-
gust, A. d. 1865. Vais
f. A. QUINBY,
e W Dep. U. S. Marshal,
Aug 22-d14d Dist. of Maine.
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HAVE CONFIDENCE.

All who have committed an eycass q, o,,,, L,,,a
whether 1t be the solitary vice of youth OF the sfin
ing rebuke OF misplaced confidence in naturer wears.
SEEK F0R An AN77D0TE IN SEASON.
The Pains4nd Aches, and Lassitude and Na,vou.
Prostitution tllat may follow Impure Cotton. are
the Barometer to the whole system.
DO not wait for the consummaon that is sure to fol-
low: do not wait for Unaghtly Ulcers, Tor
Disabled Limbs, for Loss OF Beauty
ft and Complexion. F'.-f 1f
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CAUTION 10 THE pIrRrtc

Every intelligent and thinking person nust know
thas rcseaes handed out for general use should have
~. established by well tested experience In
preparatory studies FITS him M ali fe duties le nnst
II yet sne country Is Hooded with poor nostrums
r r o purportng to he the best in the world
fh M my useless, but always injurious The tal-
p S, as u Is lamentable yet incontrovert-
S,S o dJ tnat many syphtc patients are made
nom inexperienced physicians I'M general nractice
lOn !. point generally conceded by the rest syplil-
osrap,nsrs That the study and management Of these
who would be competent and successful in teir tret
mem men. anu cure The inexperienced general practt-
ht, Having neither opportunity nor time to make
pursues one system Of treatment in most cases max
gerous weapon, the Mercury. ~ NV 49,
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Farm for Sale.

CITUATED in North Yarmouth, on the Glouces-
- ter road, formerly known the "Col. Cushman
Place." within two miles of two depots the g. T.
wood land: fences mostly stone wall Building.
good two storied house, with -buildngs and barn
100 feet by 80 cut fun of hay last year. Orchard
consisting of several hundred thrifty apple trees all
grated bore in 49, 1900 bushels and IN "a we Lave
sold $500 90 worth Of apples besides bountiful sup
ply tof large family. Pear, plum and cherry trees
IN bearing, with variety of other fruit. -
Also, Cranberry patch from which 80 buahes have
been taken in one season.
The location ls tine ore, with plenty of shade-
trees. Mills, school house. &C., near by.
For further particulars inquire on the premises.
june3eod3ms SAMI II. SWEETSIR,
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International Steamship 10.
EaStport. Calais and ST. John.
TWO TRIPS A WEEK.

On and after Monday, Ma oh zs. che
- steamer Nav YoRK, Capt W CHS.
ev o Snnn Railroad Wharf loot state St,
NEW BRUEswIcK, Capt B. Wncbestsr w M s slea
~ John at6 o'clock M for Eastpor and
Bos on. 'Ros| Aoiuano ana
80. at EastPcrt the Steamer "oueen,, will connect
nrnswck and Canada Railway ser woods. ook and
Foe'ton s'at2ns age Coaches also connect at
ktst y ,Jr M th ana Intermediate places !
VINO or D,g6y and Haliiax, and with steamers for
Freder'e and be st John River. Through t,ekSts
Prooursu OF me agents Or the clerk on board. Nc
Freight received on days of sailing until O'Clock
r s.., 49,, % -. g. q. EATON, Agent.
rofsiasa' "sien %. 1855. mch2Itf {
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HOW MANY THOUSANDS CAN TESTIFY Il,
ia THIS BY UNHAPPY EXPERIENCES

Young men troubled with emissions in sleep.-a
complaint generally the result of a bad habit in
youth treated scientifically, and perfect cure war
ranted or no charge made. r
Hardly day passes but are consulted by one
or more young man with the above disease, some Of
whom are as weak and eInaciated though they had
the consumption, and by their friends supposed to
have it. An such cases yield to the proper and only
made to rejoice in perfect health. 4 isi- Hi,. =.
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Miscallane0,is
BE NOT DECEIvEDf
TRUTH rs MIGHTY!

II seekers after truth are disposed examine INTO
JdcfS and figures, they easily satisfy
Mutual Benefit Life ms. Co., of New Jersey
Is not THE Se fest Is not THE ohearesth Z
fst-eRacausa rs net Assets tao nofl exceed those
Of am, ot,,cr rir Ins. 90. in the United Statesn
soco1,se II is tnsi) paying back TO its men,
,a,. 1,.a,,. Dividenls and more Of them, than any
cther a.. Ia the United States Is alleged BY its
-. eoDnparisoms arM confirm these facts.'. lE
On thesis. December, 1854, as appears by the Com
D1issioners Report, the Great MUTUAL LIFE ms.
co. OF NEW YORK, had Assets ts1eaah)
s12,445,2G4 GO
The Benefit Co. had tgToss assetsl 7,134,To0 90
s5,O4z0s7 90 only, being Cash Assets; the balance
being in Premium Notes. with outstanding habil-
iy onPccies in force OF o37 3S4 600 nearly as
large as that OF Che MUTUAL LIFE CO.
Tho expenses Of the Benefit Co in 1864 were,
s271. 1857 90
while its Cash receipts were only - Sb7l5,s75 90
The cash Receipts of the Mutual Life CO. being
s2,6ee,sOf 90
and its expenses only ~ 4t9o3a sar6, 1o5 90
Any Life Co. which does not incease its assets in
the same ratio as it Lia5itg, cannot be considered
the SAFEST.
The Benefit Co. is not the Cheapest for the reason
that dts Rates are higher and the Dirideade mech
less. lA@4 tI kL8UtO
For instance, at the age Of S for 1000, on the 10
year plan, with the Benefit Co. it viii cost s57 81
while with Che Mutual Life Co. only S51 CT
being SO 20 tess with the same difference Of Rate as
to other ages. lI- f84 8Ma AtH4
The Dividends Of the MUTUAL LIFE co. have
been more than Serenity per cent on tie Premiums
paid, while those OF the Benefit Co. have never been
more than so Per cent. The Policies OF the Mutual
L3e 20. are constantly increasing in amount and
always have Cash value ON surrender. While
those of the Beedt Co. do not increase and have no
sucn value, unless the premiums paid up in cash.
Which is Cheapest2 judge ye.
regret the necessity for thus showing the faIsity
Of the statements put forth by neighb0rs buff
Ihey sun persist in thus deceving tbn public can
furnish other facts ofthe '-same sort"
Ilere are MANY REASONS for insn ring with
THE GREAT
1attacJ Life Insurance Company
Of New York, er..a -s,s
It's Cash assets being $1s, 900
It's Annual Income is more than S.3, 500 900
Us Net Increase in 1854 nearly 1880 900
Its su plus Dividends to Policy Holders the last yrs
SO, o 90, ooo-
Dividends are now declared annually and may be
applied in payment Of Premiums, OF to augment the
insurance heretofore.
To those who prefer the Ten Yearly payments
no other Company presents such adyantages as this
paid. 0S
The Policies are NOn-F0RfsitabIe in the true
sense OF the term and always be disposed Of I'd
the Company for their equitable value ian Cash. z
Many Policies taken out at this Agency have in
creased more than Fifty per cent. Of the sum
originally insured, as numbers OF our best citizens
can testify.
All needtul information cheerfully given on appli-
w. ID. LITTLE, Agent,
Office 81 RrchaageSreet.
August IT. dit Ag414 ii4eeN lis
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PORTLAND e NENNEBEC R. R,

EEFEsszzgsszI On and after Monday next trains will
as.-SE leave Port and daily for Bath Augusta,
hntcryilie kendall's Mills and Skowhegan at O0
z NJ and on saturdays only for Bath and Augusta t
at5P. M The train from Portland ut 1 P. ri con-
meets at KendalPs Wills with tile { ain for Bangor
Portland desiring to take this route can purchase
tickctstO Kendall's Mills and inform the conductor
in the cars that hey through to Bangor and he
vii SO arrange their fares that It shall cost tn m no
more by this cute han anv other. b sasHd
Trains ne In Portland TO connect with trains for
Boston on Monday at 20 A. M, and ever day at 30
p III n &fA&4tTEE lfIAt 18fF m ~
Fret hit train leaves new depot Portland at As A.
III daily. h aasssds-ay II ssf3sf1. ~. 8,..5y
April 27, 1865 ,iprsctt
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Special Notice
liig3a'R 70 PLEASURE PARTIES.

rENHE Proprietor of the Winthrop House, WIN
IL fHEOP, Maine, would give notice that he has
put in BOATS for sailing and rowing in Winthrop
Seith Pond, and Is really to accommodate Pleasure
Parties and Excursions at sliet notice. He has erect
eli on Woods Island house for the accommodation
of Plc-Nics, Chowder Parties, SC. ~tzi Ai'et
The Pond abounds in PICKEREL and WHITE
PERCH stFEMN ETssT
III Arrangements have been made with the
MAINE CENTRAL L. II. CO., to convey parties of
Twenty, or more, to and from any point between
Portland and Bangor to Winthrop, for HALF FARE,
the regular trains.
=, few summer boarders can be accommodated at
the Winthrop House, with pleasant rooms. There is
also connected with the House Good Livery Stable,
Parties leaving Boston in the morning arrive in
Winthrop the same evening.
Winthrop Village is pleasantly located on the
Maine Central Railroad, between Portland and BAN
gor; 1t contains abont 1000 inhabitants 1t has a
Telegraph Office, and all the conyeniences of some
large places. ll Nal 70 t4uu1I
Inc Boats, and House on the Island are under the
management of CAPT. w. II. HODGDON.
For further particulars apply by letter telegraph
feC L. STANTON,
Prop. Winthrop House, WINTHROP, ME.
August b-d1m%
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Price 81 Is per bottle.
a6,a ATLANTIC
Mutual Insurance Company
81 Val 50, Ger. Filliam. NEW YORK,
JANUARY, 1885.
Insures Against MARINE and INLAND Navl
. .~. cation Risks,


cation Risks,
The whole profits Of the Company revert to the
AHeURED. and are divided ANNUALLY upon the
Premiums terminated during the year and For which
Cert hcates are issued, bearing interest until 70.
deemed.
The Dividends in the Years 1854 and were 40
per cent each. -
rhe Profits for "a Years amount to the
sum Of SO COL ,o2O
Cash, I2s5s.7sO
The Company has Assets. over Eleven Million
Dollars, viz -
United States and State Of New-York
Stock City, Bank and other Stocks, s4s7A 700
Loans secured BY stocks and otherwi4e, 2lS7 $50
Premium Notss and Bills Receivable,
Real Estate. Bond and Mortgages, and
other secnrities, .9.l4O5sO
United States Gold Coin, sal son
Cash In Bank, zss4s0
Ed
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A Paris correspondent says that the first
questions an English excursionist asks on his
arrival in the capital are: GHow many francs
do get for this sovereign ?" @Where do thew
sell pale alew and "where shall we see the
Emperor"
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Portland and Penobscot River
Summer Arrangement.

On and afser Bon5av ApriI24th tha
ri new and fast.geing Steam =. REC
100 rrl, capt. q Mover, will leave Taii,
we.nA z loot Of State Street Portland ever,
sov. connecting with hesP NJ train from Be a.
wEe ,nrnlng; vii leave Bansot every MoxD, ~
touching at Reck'srd cameen Beifast Ses- s,s OK
tb saa Ham
and Eastern Railroad at the Depofs Ia Ro.,, anne
lem Lynn and Laurence. N''os |. ga
For ffeiGh; or passage apply to
a. SOMERBV. Agent,
#ssAannv4s2 ~ - At ONCE on the WI AZ.
Portland. April II. laes.--H
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Sale of Forfeited Goods i!

COLLECTORS OFFICE,
D1srRIcr OF PORTLAND AND FALMOUTH,
g. .1N NA " P0rtLaTd, august 10, 1856.
rrxrrx, e,,,,o ,fescribed Merchandise having been
fir,stsg sr Violation Of the Revenue Laws Of the
United States public notice s q soos I1 SsD having
oeeh t ill be sold at Public Auction at the
~ tRe o. s. Appraisers l0o Fore Street. on
WEDNESDAY, Sept zOen' 1000 az IL o'clock A.
R ~ Nutmegs; Kegs Spirits, Ullage Barrels
rs.atoss Trunks containing BAGS Nutnneps
ISRAEL WAsHBURN, IN.
.l.. =. .. COLLECTOR.
August 10th, 1865. aug16d1awtd
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The editor Of French paper, in speaking
OF the dedication Of a new cemetery, near
Lyons, says that NJ. Gascoigne had the plea
sure OF being the first individual who was
buried in this delightful retreat'' =