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Great BargainsI !
STATION ERY:
AND NOTIoNsI J

CUTLERs, MERCHANTS and DEALERS
- Generally. II you wish 10 huy goods 81 :
Reasonable. yea, Really Satisfactory pri-
ces, give us a call.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MUAICIPiL ELECTION.
NInunrnltu

Ne are authorized 20 aunouuce Capt. WILLIAM
DRIVER as a candidate for ihe office OF Mayor ol
Nashville, az theicoming election-sst sslurlhy IN
September next. IyA the
We are suthonsed 90 anuouuca ABRAM MlERs
a. candidate for Mayor sf the easuing ele0iion.
jysD-lde
The friends Of d. d. DICKEY, request us 70
announce hm ~ a cmdidate for Mayor, a. The
election on The astsaturdsy in September
ly29
We are authorized TO announce W. MATT
BROWN. a. . caadidafe for Mayor. &c TIE ensulng
Municipal Election. iyz9
We are aaihorsed % announce vs.. s. CHEAT
hAM o. candidate ioriMayor at he appfoachng
election. augi-ids
We are suihoEiled 10 announce Dr. p. s. WOOD
WARD a. g andidate Cos Mayer, his accepiauce
10 a call having been publishes augl-iie
1--we are authorised 70 ann7uuoe Caps. JOHN 8
DASH El.L as a candidate for Mayor az the ensu-
ing Municipal eiectioas sugi.ide
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VTTILsoN. J. W. & oo.-Manufacturers and
w wholesale snd Retail geaieIs ia Tic, Copper
and Sheet Iron Ware and Furnishing Goods, no. II
College street.
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les 1FI&al Chanber, a. Esssz a. -.
aoi l1-iIilcl.ou o. Eo1a4 Ken. A.. - ~ -
s.l-e ifsat1tni ~ l't4cszes ~ tha lfrus~T s-i
aexual sIsloIns--seni ir4e. in sssIa.f r-rsf,-,-.
e.dlre.s. p. . ekIlilN fuCaHrON. H'.us0i
A--------o. tn--lla- %. "a alII.--l.
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Rfrr sale.

80 ~ ~ tsIst 3 ccIt1luIlt1 - isSQin. Va
a. - :. -lllI.isd - .1lleuiole. nstaetn
- - = 4 -, -
ua5 - = !. '1ri-.rfsls EkcEISk, CieIrpe 80 t.9s
I, s--,-ieie- fhese sill - SD eie&p - -
fei- ilitt'el 6Go. MORTON.
mises.
E1e1-eiH
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just Fseaiysd, per Express, fne iai 81
swisaas. iarloioB, nainsook, mdslins. al pri-
vsto sale. GE0. 6HIELrs = c..
lIyl-ll lsanA q caIIeEa.. ...llsaL.
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Pearl Miniatures, In Oh, o. Water eolors
esi ths genuine q ths Gallery Of ths cum
ssriaad. arrll-N
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NEWS pEALFRs. &c.


GONE & TUENELds-,Wholesale and Retail
~ Booksel ler-. stsdoners, ana New Agents,
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SPECIAL NOTICES

Il you want % keep esol ihsse hot dsv,g,
70 - College street, and sel some 81 the als.t
excellent Iee crsam ia the city. n
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Boots & Shoes.
NOTICE

A ii, PRISONS HAvING CI.AfMs AGAINST
IN De tth Cavalry piviasoa, canusndsd ~ 8ra
~ escil.r ganars Haleh wi saf a =, lf.ly ~
sasiuss e cal o. 2. o, bigasi. No. 10 chssry a.
o. y. clrh Hnp1nl ar4is-t
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VI vlil ssasaT0r . Aaro ! lisaYs n reach q
sIS,,e Ffis,ls Cernta = ~ sA1e y al Ilales
ri,is and Beaisse 2 Asl1f soo.ia = lazhFiiis sas
kr fhe prcur.etcrz.
Sat ~ nsas4. Fcsi-I.sadi . ay a.isc, On rece p
IN es5ess ~ rlssi sfoalsl be atdEzazsd q ]. "
r.-resofth &co., successes y g l. nastoH so1
fisr - Nashs ia. Teaus
-
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10 soIdIers!..WaItham Kalehes!

Letevery soldier, before hsrsiasna home,
provide himself with an American Waieh; T;
no better use can Be made % money than %
invest it in one Of these durable snd aecu-
rate lime-pisces. i is a Kind Of property
THAI constantly returns good interest, aud
is money valus e % wel kDow5 that q
poclet fun Of silver dollars w0uidn't Be -
usefal.
eold bysll rsspecisbis Watch deaisrs.
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FOR ALDERMAN,
r p. CHEATHAM
FOR COUECILMEN.
JOHN LELLYETT,
j. II. KENDRICK.

We are authorized 10 announce r. E. RUST a. q
candidate Cor Councilman rom the Seventh Ward
aug2std6
We are authorised b announce r. GOOD
LEI a. . candidats for Oounciiman % represent
the aih Ward in tEe Municipa election.
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= COAT AND WOOI

KNI6HT BROTHERS.-Deelers IN Cumseriand
IN and tiitsbafg Cral Wood sawed and spit 70
ttoVe lengths. Otiee 40 Cherry street. Yard on
Rolling Nail dill, soutn q Broad an orders filed
promptly. srs f1nr
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OMce---NO. IL COIIegs Street,
> NASHVILLE, TENN.
Incorporated 'gdT he Laos Of ,the Stat
Of Ieansssse


fffHI9 Company is Organized for The purpose o
= Mining and BORNE fol Petroleum, Coal, Salt
Fater an1 oiher Talushla Hiperals; and
Nov owns IN fee simple upwards OF Twelve
Thersand Acres of Land ID Rhsas Hsmilion. Bled-
soc and Van Buren, counties also e.1
Various Leases, Including Guehes, eorges,
Coal Coke and iron Banks, one Sait Well, ihree
ochre Banks, and two Plaster BANKS; 81
Several places ahers' md cailUns for Petroleum
ore ss good asany 10 the state.
The Cap ial of tai Company Is SEQ 900, With the
privilege Of Increasing It % 81 90 O90.
The Srssidf nt OF this Company is auold resident
Of biedsoe cnnntys Tenn faA oFAoly snd sxtensiYe-
" known
Shares in nj Company are 500 escl. SUBJ 10
calls Of 10 per cent, otteaeF than once n three
months.
. 1Fsnsy-fFe Ihoussnd Ddlars q tie siock 0
this Conrsiny has already been subscribed
The Office ot this compenE is AT No. II College
street, fsshy Ne, where 10 iuiornst on can 5e had
and subscriptions ef stSek taken. 3.
fa b r. BRI IDaMkN, President.
Z T. J. WILSON, Secretary. tst
iy40-lm
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GIAtfEn or srlen. on the niehl o. tse ssh luly
~ sfpm Ne pretnifcs II 4. ~ irlafie. - faies
., ~ hrek chur 3 hke, a large Btf HoHsE ID
l.eae tn. 1esu ga, ilscs Iflae and taii & an
shl.e ttei en- trelltad. \ lii iauloin lee 10 -
81 iaEsn. one hurd ~ doIsrs .fi u l.aii A.
ma esaFerf 70 M b kasfFiI.s.
hs-aI No, % Pubic square.
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Il under the couirdi a hIs brother. g. w.
50NE3 iouuquy i3reman ~ ne vel anoNu fr1n
of Merrcf sous. fhi'ade pfa. Eafh ol ~ hafIs
pfacf cai men. aui tsilefluE suneiFss Of come
frputaton a. tanIra. As iIesiaaa - s1q d ~
al work erecuied a. tldH plEGe Nii. - made ia the
very 6ett naaner. and ee guaraniee ihat oar rraas
wsi b uch t1ai q via - uunecestarY Cor anT 8fa
% q oui of ne fiY % buy ah5i'ana m orr me ~
ousiness. unlass tneF ha4s rlors no1sy fhsu flaY
knoH EnAi % % Hitn. lulgZ-m
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Saof HfmuF.-He regret to learn
that our young friend JET BoisaN. aooi.
dentiy she's himself II the arm last
RF6ndav. neaf Allenasilie The wound
i not coasidared daassrous, but 4 very
psInfsl -Cs4isrills Ckrarice.
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]. NJ. SHAPES
Select Academy for Young Ladies


4 oCATED TRe Aiii.s f,o, ,e..,,a. ~.
II ilmned % tEeriy Eve dsv rrS ,,..r,,, r., =.
boarding fuplf. terln board l0l mr. e',usi,s
q ~ Weels Tuition t2s. Nnsis Fr.i'.b 4 ....,.
20 etc, satrs ti.A f.s'ltlg 1cfii.eG IS aislr1s.
y. Adde'S ~. N HHkRi'f. prnsi..i
- sessioua com~ence hssi Mondsv a. -,
q sepieuahef, snd sth Mondsy ge24 day, al lsrss
~ ne UzeIn
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The Chattanooga Gazette Of Friday
says A gentleman who has been traY.
cling in portions Of Georgia and Ala
bama, during the last few weeks tells
Us that the condition Of sOceity, in the
large towns Of those States at the pres.
ent time is frightful, and great fears are
felt by them and by the military that
an insurrection may break out at any
tine between the cOiored soldiers and
the white soldiers, the bitterest Of feel
ing exists, and between the rebel citi-
zens and the freedmen is q constant
antagonism From time 70 time we
have perceived fndications of this feel
ing expressed in the columns Of our
Southern exchanges until we can no
longer close our eyes or ears to the fact
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Bor Aldermen

We are Authorised 10 announce GEORGE g
klNNAH 81 a candidais for Allermau, 10 ihe
Sc und Ward iy-s-id
We are auihnnzed 10 announce JAMES SLOAN
As a candidate Cor Alderman m the THIRD Nard. a
the ueSt eleciion. iy1iIde
WEare authorised to annoancs, for the
Fifth Ward
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puf In their houses, vii lnd % their nisrusf ru
call tai1re cqufr1siIrE elsewhere. Particular A.
lenilou Eill 30 Ts|d m l1e ma1nisIiura of
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NEGRO SoLDIER SH0r-A few weeks
ago, 3 negro shot one ofthe white sold
iers Of this command, who has since
died. The negro was placed in the
guard house, 70 aRai1 trial, and has
been confined there ever since Last
night, about l0l o'clock, some forty or
fifty soldiers came over from the Fort,
being highly enraged at the occur
Sence, and oyerpowered the guard, en-
tered the guard house, and fred four
times at the negro, each shot taking
effect The guard gave the alarm, but
the shooting was done and the crowd
disappeared before it was publicly
known. u Is thought that the negro
viii die to-day -CiarkstiNs Cliroaielc.
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Every Variety Of MACHINERY

IN uae in Tennessee Cor the last tHrafy yfsrs, Adj
parties having Maehinsry y arulaclufej 1y e|i.1 a
Moore, vii hl1 a o. tna|r nffrf1 ie lsfa fhe'r fe
pairs doue az these HorE4 no enc fIsa f1f tte
acililes Wo have ior such work, ana Ns are detai
rnined 70 90 all HorE ent fuaied % uG ft1MFiAt D
AND Ar THE LuWEa fu98inLE fhic ~
our obiart beng io make "a ie Interest RI at ~
ues % deal with az. EFefy mp GFenltnf n bla-
ehinery ihaI has ior o. un.eof tle sewing ci it1ar
iuel a1d unnecessary HeIFit ul malerla uHl ~
adopted 81 ua. Partea Euntaura ins 'fiirlElnE
or can b. furnished with IcaiG aud Ma.hInarF Iur
boring snd pumning, a. cheap a. taag can b ilr.
nahed nom f1iisuuFg. Parties Wishing
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ETOTEs AND HOLLOW-WARK,-

a buEIresa ftal haI hereto iara been ueg' 'ecie iH
Nashville. hui ue ere ieteru.nel ID fuf1lan a. adu.i
q stove lu design, aliIs5 durstilT ani chcapnfss
a. can D. made % ihs un.lsd slsfes.
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CLAIM AGENTS, &e.

| KElOBf+EIE5. Il. B CO.--U. 8. CAIN Agents
/ 1 UfBeers' Pay Acc0un and QuarierTnast ters
Vouchers b1usht at the best raies, or collected
Ohiee corner Cherry and Cedar streets, up Stars
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Cooking and Heating Stoves,

Country Holca usrc af si s.1as and desCF ptoust
sugar Kettles, etc eic. IN short. efFrs ddscnu
ton ~ sork done IN FoundrF and Machina shora.
The Patterns Of iha ls,a arm %
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oARRIAeR 1TANUFACTURRRs.

RRYERs 4 HUET-Eanueleturers Of all the
M latest Styles Of Frat Glass Carriages aud
Buggies, ExpIess Wagons and CArTyal.s, x Horth
Marzet street, ID rar 90 ~
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FOR SAFE.

~ first class double deck vessel. (now
AL bulldog a an eastern port of tha jcl-
MlA lowing dimensions :-Lengfh 1875 feet;
%5g&AkAr breadth 80 feet inches; depth, lower
hold, II fee. 5 inches; bstween decks,
feet about 490 tons, old measure ment. Can be
ready for sea In 80 DAYS Will sell the hull spars,
and iron work, or ittf complete. -
For further particulars inquire of
ul @. M. DAVIS & CO.,
III Commercial st.
Portland March 3oth, 1866. nc. .9Id4w
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Wanted.

A SITUATION in store-Groeery prsferrsd-by
address FOSTER,
mch23dlns 30 India St.
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Merchants BANK. T.
PortabIe Enoin~w

II Ok'CaO1e Em31n~D
( OF the most approved construction, manufaotur
" ed by II. NJ. PAYNE, at the newonryport En,
Slne Works. These engine are well aosptea 70 AL
branches Of bushes rcQDiring steam powtI.
Portable engines Of ten horse power or tho
OIL WELLS,
are made at these works. which are eminently adapt.
ed 10 thst business they having been designed with
an, cia reference thereto by an Engineer OF largeex
nsrianca as Superintendent ara worker OF OIL
kWaIJs Address, H. M. PAYNE
Or Messrs CHAs. .sTAPLEs 4 Son, OF PoIiiaHd
mch17d3m
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FOR SALE.

d CLIFF COTTAGE, containing over 90
slA rooms, large stable and sheds--sit1ated two
s2rzz<&s and one-half miles from Portland and the
isE VI finest situation in Cape Elizabeth for wa
EEseAMtering place and summer boarders For
particulars enquire of GEO. OWEN,
ap7 diff IOl CONNER oial Street Portland.
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HO,el mnd r.and for Sale.

FtNHE Hotel and about two acres of go,d land
u owned by John York. situated in the village of
North Windham, on the road leading from Port
and to Br.dgton for sale, and can be bought at q
bargain The hotel is large and well finished Con-
nected with it is large, and picely finished stab g.
This hotel is well patronized as any in the
county and every hing connected with tn premi-
ses Is In g cd condition saost time for the pay
ment OF part of the consideration agreed on will
be granted if purchaser desires. F5r particulars
enquire OF JOHN y o TX, on the premises, or of ].
North WindhAm, Nc, April 9Th, lss5-d2w*
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Farm for Sale.

FEyHE subscriber offers his Farm, situated in Cape
Il Elizabeth. about three and a half miles from
ings good Fences substantial S'onewali, young or
chard choice grated Fruit About 200 cords wood
haf Oak and Walnut Also Farming TOOLS and 30
cords dressing. fovFe tHa sef ffrf 9tlff
Terms Of payment made easy.
For particulars enquire of SCOTT DYER on the
Premises. or through PORTLAND, 4. O.. 35,8 gas{
jan31dtf.
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Farv,, tor sale.

GlTUA1ED in Westbrook, 6 miles from Portland
~ on the Bi9hton road, containing one hundred
acres, divided into Pasturage, Woodland, and Til
lage, Contains large two-srory Brick House, very
desirable Tor a tavern. as there is nooe from PORT
aud to Windham. Said Farm will be exchanged for
city property the vicinity of the city. Apply to
), .; W1NSLOW, Commercial st, or A. 3. HAVEN,
on the Premises. ap12d2ws
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FOR SALE & TO LET.
For sale ut fsrent Rar.ni,,s

DRTCK House and Stable pleasantly titua.ed
I'D with II fioished rooms and abundancs Of wa
tef Cottage House on frankie st. fui he d iosms.
Two story house on EocJ Jin St IL finished rooms =
Two story House NJ Mslbourne Ht. finished ros ms
Two story House on MunJoy St. s finished rooms. =
Cottage House between Congress and Monupent
SIS. Houfe and Stable with large lot of Lana l40x
100 feet North St. within $50 feet of the Horse
Railroad.
ALSO,
House Lots, Water Lots ard Wharf Property.
ENQUIRE of MOSES GOULD,
splO 2md&wlm "a Middle st. up stairs.
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To Les.

GT0RE No Manufa,turers' Block Uuion Street.
~ acith tcith0at posoer. Also one Room 25 BIZ 90
feet in third story s0th po,cer For par ulars ap.
ply at Counting Room No Mapf's Block Union st.
WINSLOW'S MACHINE WORKS,
mch28dSw e J.L WINSLNW A. pt y
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CAVALRY AND ARTILLERY
HORSES WANTED.

ASSISTANT QUARrERM AsTRg 8 OEFIcE q 8. A.
Portland Me-, March 81 h, 1865.
HORSES WILDE purchased on application to the
IL Undersigned, at No, 292; Congress street,
IN ,rton Blcck1 for the use of tho u s. Government
until further notice.
Horses for the Cavalry service must be sound in all
par icu'ars well broken, in iuil fssh and in good
condition; from fifteen l5) to sixteen (l6) has ds
high from fl 7e t5) to nine 81 years old, and V ell
adapted In every way to Cavalry purposes.
Artillery Horses, must be ofdark color, quick and
active, well broken, and sqaare trotters H. harness.
in good flesh and condition; from six l6) to t10I
years old. not le than fifteen and one-half (l6Il
hands high, and to weigh not less than ten hundred
and fifty Q050) pounds
Any number OF horses will be received, and ths
highe price psid ia Governmf mt funds. not to
ceed one hundred and SIXTY dollars t$i80l for
Cavalry, and one hundred and seventy dollars (l70l
for Artillery, provided they conc t. the require
msrts above stated, and ass the rigid inspection to
whcn they wi be utjected.
1t is earnestly recommended that Farmers, or 9th.
ers. having horses for sals, eseDt tnem TO the
dersgned in person, as they will obtain q letter
price for their ANNA than fthe sold them to spec
ulators travelling through the county without any
au horiy, aud whose sole object Is to make money,
and who have not the teress of the service ut
heart. ltis believed that this method will Insure
bet remur era ion to the owner, and the Govern
ment will thus be able to secure serviceable class
ofanimals.
HENRY INMAN,
maI29isdtf CAPT. & a. Q. M, Q. 8. Army
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FEyHE dwelling ghouse formerly occupied by Moody
Il F. Walker, Esq, situated on the corner Of
variety ofvauabla fruit trees plants connect
ed with the premises.
For terms apply at the Portiani Savings Bank, or
mch 2i-dtf
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FOR SAFE.

A TWO story House and about half an acre of
Inland situated in Stroud water village, Wsstbrook;
said house 10 nearly new, hayieg been built about
more particular description of which, inquire OF
tho subscriber on the premises
mcb30d4W ELLEN JACOBS
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valuable city Property for sale.

FENHE lot ofland, with block of four dwelling
Il houses on the same, situated on the orth west
corner OF Oxford and Pearl streets, known as the
Dana property is offered for sale favorable terms
This lot is about 14s ieet Pearl St. by ll2feet
Oxford street, large part of which vacant land,
afordng opportunity fer valuable improvements.
Offers will be received for PURCHASING part or
thu whole. lon, credit will be given II desired -
Title undoubted
Application to purchase may be made to James
McCohb, SO Exchange st, or TO p BARNES, SAT
Middle st
Portaad, March 30th, 1865. mch31d8w
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Wood for safe

A BOUT eight acres of Pine Wood on the stump
In at Graves Hill, Westbrook, will hs sold at
bargain. ag tHams - 81 -
Enquire of FRANCIS D. HANSON, ct Geo. III.
Babcock,s, Federal Street, or of ASA uANSON,
head of Berlin Wharf. . ,t6 diff
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A GOOD Stand for the Wool-pulline 0usineas-
IA Also a large Farm situated in Falu outh about
two mome nts' walk from The Depot. Apply to w,
374 Middle st. roL23dtf
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A Perfect Cure for Catarrh !
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For Sale.

Ta::f House No 18 Cross street; the lot is large,
Nt contaIng about 1000 feet ofland with plenty OF
-Aaeaa- hard and soft water. Apply to
feb l8tf WEN CAN NETT.
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Farm for Sale,

I'm Windham nine miles from Portland on thi
4 Eridgton Stage road, containing " acres suit
ably divided into Moving, Pasiurage and Tillage
There is a large amount of wood. For fur her Par
ticulals enquire of MARK JORDAN, on the prtm.
ises. Terms easv. d&W2W*
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Real Estate for sale.

A STORY and half house, situafaa in Cape Eliz-
IA aoesh, ABOUT mile n m Portland BRIGGS, anu
a short distance from the Town House, with from
two 10 eight ceres ofland, will be sold at bargain
Apply 70 J. L. PAR2OTr, on the premises.
March 2S-d4w#
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For Lease.

GTORE No Long Wharf 80 BY so, containing
- Including the attic) e0l0 square feet: The same
within " feet Of the septhery side ine of CONNER
cial street. Possession given the LIST May.
d. I. CHASE.
March 25th-ST&Ttf
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For Sale.

Liz OF the Sch "Ida f. Wheeler" about
1lO three years old, well found in Sails, Rig
giDg, &C For further particulars irq ire Of
LIATLEJOHN & CHASE
apl1tf E 10 No Central Wharf.
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MO. Fremont place. It has sixteen finished
4V rooms with gas throughout the house, and ha d
and soft water in abundance. Terms easy. Apply
to j. ID. sAWYER
apr3 d2w* No. 139 Exchauge Street.
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Farm For Sale.

The subscriber offers his Farm for
A&SM N. sale situated near Dunn's Depot in
TERfArxQ North Yarmouth formerly known
@ BHMN1lH as the "Morse Farm" Likewise
lss@sz.Ss9sss- his stock and Farming tools. The
Farm contains about 40 acres OF good land, good
buildings &c. Those wishing to purchase are invit-
ed to cali and examine for themselves.
T. T. DILLINGHAM.
East North Yarmouth, Jan I'd, 1866. jan4eodt
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For Sale.
Brick House for sale

HOUSE and land No az India Street. For par
IL ticulars apply at 81 Com mercal street.
March 30-dtf
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PORTLAND SATURDAY MORNING. APRIL 15 1865
MISCELLANEOUS.
Get the Best!
THE Shakers Maine Mower "

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THE Shakers Maine Mower. !"
Contains advantages which no other mower nos.
esses particularly In the shipping in land out Of
gear and suspending The cutter bar. in such man.
tion. For ease OF drnft durability perfection and
beauty OF execution, it has been surpassed ii
equaled. n : --~>'
New improvements having recently been made TO
THIS mower, render it more desirable than ever.
RECOMMENDATIONS.
SBAKER VILLAGE. N H., jan 10, 1855.
Having used one of the 'Shaker Maine Mowe-s''
during the past season. find it superior in every
respect, to any ther we have used We have three
other kinds The Shaker Mower runs lighter aEd
does the best work. l cut twenty-tour acres of
grass in as many hours in the of three days
averaging oyeT ton OF nay TO the without In.
jury to the machine although portions OF The
were very rough, uneven and stony, tavng In INV
opnion nearly, or quite half the power regaired to
run our other machines, which is quite an important
item during the Lot weather.
ANDREW J. THOMPSON.
The above statement of tacis we endorse, and re-
commend this machine to all who wish to purchase
DAVID PARKER
ID. alien,
New Glouc ester
Pattnted, manufactured, and sold by ths United
Society of Shakers. West Gloucester, NJ sine, CHAS
VINING, Trustee, by whom all orders will be
promptly filed.
One of these Machines may be seen at
EMERY Il WAREHOUSES,
l5wl0w Store i53 Middle st.
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-15
To Let.

CIX ROOMS in house No Is Danforth Street. Ap-
- ply to A. Il. SHURrLEFF
April 16-d1w 23 Exchange st.
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-15
House for Sale.

A M0DERF built two story house. situated on
In the corner of Oxford and Smith streets ia offer
ed for SALE For particulars enquire on the premi-
ses. or of REUBEN G. YORK, Head Of Long
Wharf. ap11d1ws
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-15
First Class Brick House!

O. The tsco and half story Brick DsceHino
M;;a House, No. Ala Congress- Street This House
is well built and finished throug gholt contain
ing l6 rooms-ail fit ed with Gas, has EIGHT MAR
BILE MAETLEs, and SIX CRATES ST. The lot CON.
tsiqs ovsr $50 eet of land with front on Congress
St of 81 fest
The situation is unsurpas sed, and the House in all
re'pecfs a FIRST Class besidence
For Terms, &C., apply to
JOHN G. PROCTOR,
apl43wd Lime st.
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-15
Farm for sale,

FEyHE Farm known as the Cram Farm, about one
IL mile from Standish Corner. coafaiog ninety
OF good nd well divided into mo wing, tilags and
pssturi g, with ne wood lot; orchard of graft
Cd truit rees, AM good set of buildings well fla.
ished, will be sold at q great bargain. Also about
10 of wood land. on the road leading from the
Paine reiehborhood to Steep Falls.
For further particular enquire of
THOMAS EAMFS.
Standish, April 5, 1855. apl6 law