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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-05-25
howard 12.ohA!s hAssoc'A'
Philadelphia, ia.

n1sEAsEs OF THE NERVOUS, sEMTN-
Oal, Urinary aud Sexual Systems-new
and reliable treatment in Reports OF the
HOWARD ASSOClATION-Sent by mail in
sealed letter envelopes, tree of charge. ~.
dress, Dir. J. SKILLlN HtsUGHTQN, Lew ard
Association, No. South NiRth Street Phila
delptia, Pa - y5n50ly
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-05-25

Knowcd ye, who ncrved the bloody hand
That fills with gloon. our native land,,
That he who rests in deaths embrace,
Looked kindly Our your guilty race.
Now may the goddess traitors feel,
How deep can 60 the Freeman's steel,
Let mercy loose its gentle power,
And Gods stern justice rule the hour.
The deaf he lives in endless fame,
All honor to its patriots name,
All glory for his loyal hand,
Gave freedom TO our mountain land.
That priceless boon shall ever he,
The friend and glory Of the free.
The Lincoln's fame grow brighter yet,
Till times rcmotest sun has set.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-12

Our London Correspondence.

LovpoS April %, 1855.
Tho Popc has not yet received the ENJOYS the EN-.
pcror Maximilian. The of his Holiness having
hitherto refused the imperial decrees Of Goth
February ast rea'ing the to general tolcaton OF
all rel ous ani the other the salo OF the church
property The difficulty is, you see, strrsche
reported it in my last letter you and tho Empe-
Maximians hope OF retaining in quiet his imperial
crown doubtful To mark still strongly
his Of the above mentioned decrccs and TO
show that i is to the Emperor Macmillan and his mme-
diatc ministers that his Holiness Is particularly
opposed, the Pope as am informed The very best
authority has intimated his perfect readiness 10 give
unofficial audience TO Monsignor Ramirez and scnor
valasqucz de Leon thus showing that these gentlemen
personally he has objection. but only TO the govern
m nt VIII ch sends them.
You viii remember that some time ago the recall of
General BazaiDo from Mexico to oil high Office In
France, was publicly announced II appears now, how
ever that the General s 70 remain in Mexc, and that
this has been determin ON by the Emperor Napoleon
appears, f'ars his crown and his bauble might be
wrenched from h's grasp should hts nurse quit
him. From this you ran judge OF the strength OF the
imperial power In Mexico. Ihave further learned from
person 10 high authority in France that the reduction
OF the number OF French troops 10 Mexico Is merely
nom nal, ~. although regiments havo been
recalled the numbers of tho others have been filed up
the complete standard, and extra companies added 10
them.
French expedition, composed OF four thousand
French troops aud nearly many Begians has started
n reduce the indians OF Yucatan. Sonora however
Il is determined is 10 bc speedily and strongly gar:
rsoncd with French troops, that when Sonora and
siualoa fnaly handed over TO France, France may
be able TO hold them.
NJ Aranguez tho Mexican minister to tho Court Of
st. james, has formally announced that he has
sent In his resignation 10 the Emperor Naximan The
cesson Of Sonora and snaoa are believe, his Excel
lency's chief reasons for doing
The Mexican loan is being severely attacked In the
papers and II is clear tha, OF the money thus raised
the WHOLE or at least the greater portion OF the pro-
eeeds will be required 70 pay for the expenses Of the
French expedition, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-12
News fru,n 81, Domingo,

EVACUATION OF THE ISLAND By TIE SPANISH
rRooPs-iMPoRTAST DEcKEEs or TnE NATIONAL
CONVENTION.
We are In receipt Of tho Bo'e 0fiai OF Santiago de
los CalIalleros of April o.
II contains reports Of sessions OF the National Ionven
ton which terminated It's laIors the 25th Of March,
as already announced Several dccrecs VI the con.
ven,lon the most important OF which grants complete
and Unlimited amnesty TO all Domincnns, cxccp.,ng tho
high officials who created the plo; AL hose
bclo gng the Dominican army VINO have held o1ce In
the Spanish amy and those who have unwaraat.siy
and uujus,Gnbly opposed the restoration or tncr bite
through the press
Pfoelamatons from the Governor OF SAINT AGO and tho
Minister Of War also published congraiula,ng the
cogntry the glorious just received FROM The city
Of 81 Domingo OF the arrival OF a steamer With ,e
dc6nyc order for the total evacuation Of ic country by
he spanish troops, which to take place the 10Th
Of April
The sovereign National Convention had decrecd--
Pr The 'su6oation and maintenance IN iifc' during
The of the OF siege dccrecd by rrc"H GOVERN
menta.
ssud-In THO should wicr ths ieeslsure
session, Tho Executive authority shaI u'as mo
Cessation % the state of siege. - -. - "a, -
JhUdThe present decree shsll nkc cncst Iom nr suo
OF ~ publication, and shall be etecuica ~ ehg W wv
,en i'm he chamber of tho sovereign National
aon March, 65ihr ~ rniy second year OF
BENIGNO p DE R0JAs, President
viscsSrs MoEEt' secretaries
A. T.. SAzAN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-12
The Fire Depart mcnt Quarrel.
JUDGMENT PRO FORMA TO gE ENTERED FOR THE
OLD COMMISSIONERS.

JUDGMENT PRO FORMA TO lie ENTERED FOR TnR
OLD COMMISSIONERS.
SUPREME coURr-cHiMBERs.
Before Judge Ingraham.
MAY 1.-THE Psoo'e vs James W. Booh and Others -
large number Of spectators in attendance to hear
the argument in this case but doomed TO dlsap-
poinm in consequence Of understanding between
the counsel that judgment should be entered pro rmd
for the paintns that tho matter might be argued
before the general term n time to reach the Court Of
Appeals in June
Attorney General Cochrane addressed the Court and
sad that II the wish OF all parties that judgment
should be entered pro frmd for the paints and his
Honor requested 10 ssue order placing tho
the calendar at special term, that this disposition
could be made Of the
judge Ingrnham-The only for you to pursue s
10 TO Judge Foster at the special term and ask him
10 place the causr on the cnlendar
Mt. John X Hackett-We have been before Judge
Foster Honor but he directed to here and
get the order placing the case on the calendar
Judge Insraham--Tbc Judge Of the special term has
full control his calendar; Is quito unneccs-
sary for me 10 ssuc the order
Mr.. Hutchngs--Judge Foster feels decacy about
the matter Honor and would prefer that the order
shoSld come from the Judge al chambers
Judge Ingnhan-if that IL tho case will grant the
ordor but Is entirely discretionary with the Judge at
special trm whether Il Ii obeyed or not
The order thcn issued, and the case subse
qucnty placed on the general calendar at special term
with the understanding that would be reached tho next
day, and that judgment would be entered for tho plain
trs as already stated.
The will probably como up for argument In tho
Supreme Court, general term, on Monday or Tuesday
next
For the people, John Cochrane; for the Corporation,
John X Hackett, for tho defendants Waldo Hutchngs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-12
CITY PCIN r.
Mr.. I. H. Trembly's Despatch.
CRY PoNr, Va, May 0, 1865.


ARRIVAL GENERAL SIBERIAN.
Major General Sherman arrived here to-day on tho
steamer Russia from Morehead City, and proceed by
special train to Richmond. General CASTOR and otaer
members of General Shcrman's staT have been hero
several days, and quarters had been provid in tn,
quiet and beautiful camp the bank OF the river
the home Of the Lieutenant General, which i.
pected he would occipy for short time; but tss
rangemcnt interfcred with by the arrival 0e his
troops Richmond several days earlier than he
psted.
He will accompany his army In rs march from Rich
moud to Alexandria The last IL their trains pa scd
through Petersburg this afternoon and all eypcr cd
20 lave Richmond by 10 morrow night
The Third division Of General ShcTidans cavalry,
ar,in united have been euCampcd about Petersburg
their return from the Danviile expedition, v"iiia1
for bc Infantry 10 pass through, and VIII oiow 10
row morning.
AGRICULTURAL AFFAIR.
great want OF the farmers o. this vicinity has been
teams with which to o)crniions rRain ie3
teray IA sac held simultaneously here ana ut i''
tersburg Of government ANIMALS IN small lots To rlcrt
This want the result Of which Is already aniirstng
ITSELF ride to Petersburg today revealed several
with Dondescrpt plOughs and harness thus Iva lily
mpIovlsed already ut work along the fOod. lie qutt
pursuits of the farmer again fairly commenced ON
tho broad completely devastated by the oyrg
tread great IL isquite late for many
Of the spring crops, but tol rabc crop Of corn may
yet be realized.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-12

The Boston Herald o. The 10Th irst that tho
fathoF OF Commodore Winslov, o. Ne Kclrsargc, Mr.
Edward Wnsow, OF Charleston decense I'd during the
He let no WIZ, but memorandum expressed tho wish
thai his house servants should not bc sold but the whole
of his estate should 80 10 his SON COMMANDER John A.
Wnsow an adm nistraor appointed for the pay
mcn ol Tow small debts and Tie whole of the property
IN south Carolina being rsOnll anil conssn of nine
hnnhrph anu twcny.two bales " cotton several negroes
aud personal ELECTS was sold by order or court The adj
minHraor now returns hts artJuat 10 Commodore Wins
low Of 900 tConeicist N ranK aud se zen shares
ConeieTate bonds. OF 81 900 pore nt rycsrd by him
Whcr poprry consisting Oi so 600 " sl2 600
tho aige 'Non mf iRVxn I'd hrar foyc'teviiic " G.,
and not sl 90 10 The cr nj bo court, burned bg
shermnn. lhns The whole property i grn only some
fyc j1sc Rpryans being ert Sir .dNar vi low was
'ng thiun man, and w.ih loinarit. pefuEru and
ral, Wrro leaders ol ihe iniop psrfy acaut The cal
h' ahlihets. His b twrg mt 10 10 never vO;d
iu ouih Carolina. the law cTciuairt N
y urgo Sa1icr9 wh0ec di.rti ol.rn,e rf,m Montreal
was AD0pnJsed. r 0ptearad ilcrl 90 ihc SAL na
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-12
Application for an Injunction A x gRfnst the
New Croton Aqueduct Com I'M issioners.
SUPREME COUET-CUANgERs.
Before Judge Sutherland.

BcfOTe Judge Suthefland-
NAY 1.-THE People the yeia,on Of Thomas stephens
o. Jchn s. Giles The the relation Of Robert L.
Darrogh Gcrgc A. jeremiah ahContrary 10 general
expectation the C6oon Aqucduc Department quarrel has
come INTO court This morning tho Attorney General,
scng by Luther r. Marsh In the Drst mentioned case,
and Fullerton h Knox In the second, moved for an
njuncl restraining the defendanis who have recently
been appointed Croou Aqncduct Commissoncrsl, from
exercising the functions o. their office.
u u claimed by the petitioners for the iujuuction that
Their removal aud the subsequent appointment Of their
without authuy and that section 2l Of
the amend charter OF 1857 from which the Mayor aud
Common Council derived ,beir power 90 remove head
OF department for ca'sc. repealed by OF The
Legislature passed Apri s. 1888, rne An act relative
TO the charter NJ The city of Now York. and that they
hod their oIcc subject TO removal by The Governor OF
the state
Judge Suhcrlnnd took tho papers ami ammo need that
he would render his decision The following norHing II
ten q ciOck.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-12
Speech OF General Hosecrans the Mexi-
can Emigration Scheme.


Major General Rosecrans visited the Representatives
Hall In the State House TO day and close Of the
session made speech. He said
perceived In large letters In the newspapers to- day
NAV 0enerai Rcsecians Is going 10 rass twenty
thoue'nd men 10 20 10 Mexico General Rosesr is
not going TO do any such thing. tAppause) General
koscrans thinks that the soldiers who have fought this
gfeat oat'e Tor freedom have done with nirotc
motives Than nave ever been before and
40 not think that our young men, who have distin-
gushed themselves in the annals all time will permit
themselves 10 be mised should nisled from
theH high and honorable Course, inIo any
ing expeditions tcoud applausel Tie General
further said he hoped TO public opinion
directing our young men into the channels Of
peaceful industry, In which he proposed to set
ample have taken occasion to make these remarks
because saw, when in Washington, men willing 10
start something otber-men whose Advancement hilh
erto has not been sufficient 10 CRAFTY their ambiloa
But you examine the names of those mentioned IN
the advertisements you will find they tlIrd rate
fellows who not worth snap and tia. one COMMON
soldier Is worth a dozen OF them. (Lold apla SCI
AT the close o. the speech three rousing cheers wee
given for General Rosecrans and three FOR the Army Of
the Cumberland.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-12
General Sherman in Richmond mt the
Head OF Hts Army.
whsmssros,

WAsWssros Nay II, 1865
General sherman Is now In Richmond. Hc ivdc the
head tho libo Of his troops yesterday the Four
,ecnh army corps pascd through the Of thai city
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-12
R I g II M O NJ D.
Mr.. William II. Morriam's Despatch.
NEW YoRK HERALD Ranxs /

NEW YoRK HERALD Rnnas, /
RithSoSD, May I0-A r.
ARMY THROUGH
Tie Army OF Georgia is pass through this city
,ay, commencing at nine O'Clock this morning The
roops will be reviewed by Major General IIaeck Major
General Ord, Major General Turner and 9th ~, and
VII receive an honorary reception from tho Twenty
lour'h Army corps Extensive preparations have been
adc FOR grand gala day, the Court House-tLe point
here tie Generals will review thcm-hayug been
amons oshcr things profuseIy decorated TIE troops
VI! move in accordance will! The following orccs:-
81 ciaS Fed o dees--ro. a.
HEADQUARTERS FCuRTExNrH A NY Cionrs,
A,aNY ~ Gg R,H.,
MAScHB TER, Va, May 8, leGi. J
Division commanders wil If possible, obtain all no es
t'ehnprd tomorrow, and park t M in The vicinity Of
4iaoovcr Court House To- morrow night.
IN 'he following day h!ay 10Y tha Army u C"or'a
viii march through the streets Of Richmond IN lew
b''o:c Major General II. W. Haeek, commanding ;be
Military Divis on o. the James-thc Fourteenth Army
cpFiis IA advance
q column, entirely unencambered wiih wagons, will
he % ned as folows:-Third div sion, Brcvet Major
General Baird commanding; Sc ond division, Rrr.et
MAJOR General Moran; FIRST division. ldicr General
Wacot The head q the column will b. ni the pcntoon
bdsc ready to moe at half past seven ycloce a
The co,." ~.ii cross the upper ponioon brd e.
moving thronph Icnth street TO tary sreci Cary
10 Twenty ynrst o., Tweniy To Main stg Ct MP aii
10 Thirteenth st.tc', up Tnrrcnih To C'pitoi stree,
through Capitol 10 G ace stieet up Grace 10 Aca rs
street, and then ,o brooks avenue.
The troops Will D. Renewed with kDapsncks, and W II
arry st least dar fa IA their ha..fsacks. Tho
rnnrs. marching AT rigut shoulder shit y come -
.ip .iicr arms Ue.1re passing tie = a'nc Shnpt n
~ ~ 'he taptol, and Will continu" he q lfcr urh
upon p1siag The renewing officer whu VIII &c the
Snc pjini. Upon pasf 'ur all ,ro ~ trr aruis
I: officers tue "a compliment o. tvn.ny -
.fsiaor viii be ptd. When the Width VI street
sit leT.a:t lroups Will march In oolunia or
pa.'its
sehcr bands field musicians win thru Qua before
The rry'Dwiug Office.
ARR ~ through the city, the troofs w nncainp
he Ia lrDtls
A. fag. inu.cs .siis and smbnlEuccs sent
tfOUs .hc cry H:larc tnc lO,h ~ii lie scd
near tie lfl, am VIII, under super, sion r'c chef
qnn-crL.astrr q the cOTps, oss tbs lower roufoDn
bridg The tar tie troops pa>s Bg On ITO
urprr BRUCE move do Water str set 10 I've ysrcugd
street, up Twenty second street Ia Ft.nki s;ice.
Franklin to Nineteenth street, up N!nc @ nth
sro Mcclanicsy.ie turnpike, from whih mad they
Will Join their comy yiands without ntcr cs'ns With tho
march Of the troops
Iy order OF Brcvot Major General j. {. DAVf.
X G. M-CLrRG, Lieutenant Colonel and CHI. Vi STAFF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-12
The Lincoln Monument Fund.

Tho subscriptions to this fund being gathered up
very promsingly by Mr. T. G. Churchill, Treasurer OF
the fund The following letter from General ButterGeld
will as an Illustration Of the progress Of the sub
scripton:-
NEw YoRE, May II, 1865
TIMOTHY O. CHURCHILL, Esq Treasurer Lincoln Monu-
mcnt Fund;
DEAR sn-Enclosed please find check for 81 .o57. be.
ing subscriptions the Monumental Fund from lists left
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-12
IMPORTANT FROM CENTRAL AMERICA.
Death Of General Carrera, President
Of Guatemala.
AFFAIRS TN PANAMA.
Reception Of the News Of the Death Of Presi-
dent Lincoln in Panama,

Tho steamship Golden Rule, Captain Babcock, from
Aspinwal tho Sd instant arrived this port yester-
day
BY this arrival we have days later news from
the Pacific which will DO found in the letter of Pa
mama correspondent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-12

Defeat OF the Boston Metropolitan Police
MN.
BosroS May II, 1885.
IN, Metropolitan Police bill was d,fcated IN ,hc Misss
chusetts House OF Representatives las. night It's
pos I'd passage for engrossmcnt
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-05
Valuable Farm Tor Sale.

y about mile from the Grand Trunk r. r De-
pot containing ninety acres. The buildings there
on con' sting of large wo storied House with ad-
dltion-large barn, Carriage house, Wood house,
Sheds &C., all conveniently arranged and in good
order.
There is on the premises mineral spring, also
never falling spring of soft water carried by pipes
into the house and serviceabls for all purposes
Near the house is an Orchard mostly grated fruit
Said tarm is located in of the finest spots in
the State, commanding view of the Bay and Is
lands, and Tor summer residence, or public re-
sort from the city, would be Of the most desir-
aole situations that could be selected and as the
pryege tor sea Bathing, taeshore being well adapt
ed for such purpose.
On the place is fine growth ofwood estimated at
bO0 cords; among the variety Is good portion of
chestnut, wood exceedingly scarce In this state,
and very valuable for timber and o4her purposes.
szExchange st Portland. mar3ldeod1m
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-05
For Sale.

I AND and two tenements on the corner of Will
~ low street and Ashland Avenue. Also, the two
stored house and lot on Ashland Avenue property
OF William Capen, late of Portland, deceased. The
above property will be sold Ia purchaser for the
terms
Il not sold before the 1lth day of May proximo It
will then be sold by auction, the premises at IL
ap17dsw J.R. BRAZTER, Administrator.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-05
of Advertising: :

SQUARE"
Sl.b0 per square daily first week; 76 cents per weeA
hteri throe insertions less $100; continuing evc'
~ other day after first week, so cents.
Half aQuare, three insertions less 70 oente3 one
week, 500; SO cents per week after.
uAdor head OF AMUsAMKNTe, 600 perequaxe per
week; one insertion, $3.50.
SPECIAL NoTroRs, $2.00 per square first week,
per square after; three insertions or less
half square, three Insertions, &l.00; one week,
91.60. sss !.
Advertisements inserted In the MAINE STATE
RRAse (which has large circulation in every part Of
the state for $l00 per square for first insertion and
30 cents per square for each subsequent insertion.
LNeAL EoTIoBe at usual rates.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-05

GTORE at 37t Middle street, for either BARRIERS
Dor tsilors shops Tor to Wholesale dealer in fruit
as II has large cellar connected with it1 M re- ii
Also, large tenement, centrally located and
furnished Rooms. ap25lf
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-05

VvHE cottage House No 81 Franklin st. containg
IL rooms, with abundance Of water. The house Is
nearly new well built, and finished In modern style,
and in good neighborhood. Terms easy aud title
clear. For particulars enquire on the premises
ap25d2W. ~ ~
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-05
Farm for Sale.

TNHE subscriber offers his Farm, situated in Cape
= Elisabeth, about three and q half miles from
PORTLAND Bridge, containing 20 Acres Land Build
inRs good, Fences substantial 6fonewall young Or
chard, choice grated Fruit About 200 cords wood
halt Oak and Walnut. Also Farming tools, and so
cords dressing.
1frms Of payment made easy. eaf
For particulars enquire of SCOTT DYER on the
Premises or through PORTLAND, P. o.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-05

FHNHE dwelinghouse formerly occupied BY Moody
~ walker. Esq, situated on the corner Of
bracEst ana walker Sts: A large garden containing
variety of valuable fruit trees aud plants is
ed with the premises.
For terms apply at the Portland Savings Bank, or
mch 2I-dtf
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-05
For Sale.

fk.sAsA The two story house and lot, corner Pine
E. and Lewis Sts, with slated French Roof
~ fhe house is nearly new having been built and
occupied by the owner about one year. Good cell
lar and water on the premises For particulars ap-
ply to A, B. STEPHENSON,
4r Commercial st,
Or W. Il. STEPHENSON, I'd National Bank.
April l2-dtf 500 4s laN
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-05
HOUSES fnr SnIe

I HAVE in my hands, for sale several desirable
Il Dwelling Houses In good locations. and vsrving
in size and values the latter ranging from 500 to
$6,500 Apply to - JOHN j. w. REEVES,
sprS sft 496 Congress Street. :
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-05

For colo

A LOT of Land 43 by 1000 the westerly side If
AState street, between Congress and Deering sts.
Terms Of paymenteasy. Apply to - 5.
April l8-d3w STEELE HAYES.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-05
MxcELsIoR BLAcK HAWKE. HAWKE.
COunfy OF Cu1nherIamsI.

TREAsURER's OFFICE, April 1865
CTATEMENT Of Costs of Criminal Prosecutions,
- allowed by the Supreme Judicial Court at the
March Term, d.. 1854, made in conformity with the
public acts of Maine approved March 9th, 1858.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-05
FOR SALE.

IlnR Exchange for property in Portland a Cotts re
" House and 2560 jeet OF Lard in the suburbs Of
Boston. For Further information apply to the Last
Mandatory, Union st, Portland ap27dIws
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-05
Wood for Sale.

/ A BOUT eight acres of Pine Wood on the stump
bargain.
2 Enquire Of FRANCIS B. HANSON, ct Geo. h.
baDcocks, Federal Street, or of ASA HANSON,
head of Berlin Wharf. slt6 diff
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-05
PORTLAND DAILY PRESS,
JoHMT.aILMANsE isor.
pabhshod at ne. s9f EXCHANGE STREET by
N. FOSTER s. co.

Tgn PORTLAND DArLx PRHssi IL published assoc
Der year in advance.
rRR RRMAfEESTATAPRHssi is published every Thurs.
Gay morning at W 90 per annum, in advance; S2.26
delayed beyond six months
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-05

GT0RE No. Long Wharf 80 by 5O containing
within "a feet of the ssatherly side line of CONNER
cial street. Possession given the lst MAY.
d. T. CHASE.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-05

{i4& Winbuy gentee Re idence within about
H, two miles OF the City, cons sting OF House,
Stable and Grapery, with oneacre of land In .
Inquire Of JOHN @. PRoCTER.
sp4eodtf Lime ST., Portland.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-05
Farm for sale.


In Cape Elizabeth, 81 miles from
AMM-N the city, on the dir ct road 10 the
91F zR Atlantic House. 80 acres Of land,
IA E1XGllAG which or early marketing cannot
y excelled-well wooded-build-
ings good. Site commanding view of city, harbor,
and un7ing country. Terms easy.
Apply to Dr. 9. HUTCHINSON, on the premi.
ses. apl7d&wtf
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-05
House and Land on CONGRESS St.

-1xVU9O Wz2H 11ts1IW Ou OUlkS 1068 DJs =
FHVHE house and No 1853 Congress St; size of house
AZ by As feet, whch can he easily converted into
Congress street by 130 feetin depth A capital To-
cation for Phssician and Surgeon.
For further information pleste apply at
j. r. BRAZIER,
apl7d3w 27 Exchange Street
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-05

). - ss Notice. Nod saaA bee -
0N and after March lst, 1855, our Arm will be
" Davis Brothers.
b sidA4 4n1Isl q HALL L. DAVIS, .No'