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The Portland daily press., 1865-04-10

HEADQUARTERS ARMIES oFTHE U. S.
44O P. NJ, April 9th.
To Hon. e. M. Stanton, Secretary of Var:
Gen. Lee surrendered the Army of Northern
Virginia this afternoon, upon the terms pro-
posed by myself The accompanying addit-
ional correspondence will show the conditions
fully.
(Signed) U. 5. GRANT,
Lieutenant General.
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F,aosss Neac Orleans Forests Army Break
ing up-Break In the LeUee.


ing aep-Break In the LeUee.
CAIRO, ILL.,, April 8.
New Orleans date of the I'd are received.
The Delta says Forests army is breaking
up. Large numbers, mostly Texans, are de-
sorting and going home. One hundred and
fifty deserted in one day.
The steamship Liberty sailed on the I'd for
New York with full cargo of cotton.
There is a crevasse six miles above Baton
Rouge, on the west side, one mile wide, quite
deep and still widening. The country back is
overfowed to the depth of 16 feet. The troops
at Morganzia have been placed on steamboats,
and fears are entertained tor the safety of the
fort there, Gen. Heron has large working
party on the Leyee at Morganzia and hopes
to stop the food there.
The truce on the west side of the river has
terminated, resulting in determination to ex-
terminate the jay hawkers and murderers in
Testing that section.
The food on the 9th inst. washed away a
span of the Memphis and Charleston railroad
bridge below Collierville and Layfatte. To-
connective and three cars going westward were
precipltated into the river. Several persons
were killed and injured.
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-10

ARRIVAL OF THE Nova ScoTIAN.-Steam-
ship Nova Scotian, Capt. Brown, from Liver
verpool 23d and Londonderry oath OF March,
arrived at this port Saturday morning, bring
ing fifteen cabin and two hundred and seventy
seven steersge passengers, and large cargo.
We have received from Messrs. Allan
Brothers & Co., through the courtesy of Purs-
ser Martin, our usual files of papers. The
news Is unimportant, and has been antici
patnd
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Demonstrations of joy.

PROVIDENCE, R. l., April 9-Midnight.
Bells are ringing, cannon firing, and the
citizens are out exultiDg over the news OF
Lees surrender. A bonfire is burning on
Wobosse,'s bridge.
A great crowd at the Journal office was adj
dressed by Gen. Burnside, who gave great
praise to the leading generals, but chief OF all
to Abraham Lincoln.
WORCESTER, MASS, April 9.-l2 o'clock. .
The surrender of Lee and his army created
intense excitement here to night. The bells
were rung, guns fred, bonfires kindled. The
fire companies are out, and many stores and
buildings are illuminated.
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order fol-, Natsomal Statutes.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
a WASHINGTON, April 8, 10 P. NJ.
Ordered, That salute Of 200 guns be fired
at the headquarters of every army post and
arsenal in the United States, and at the Mill
tary Academy of West Point on the receipt
ofthis order in commemoration of the surren-
der of Gen. R. E. Lee and the Army of North
ern Virginia, to Lieut. General Grant and
the army under his command. Report of the
receipt and execution of this order to be made
to the Adjutant General, Washington.
tSigned) E. M. STANTON,
Secretary of War.
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Thanks to Gen. Grant.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
Washington, April 9, 1865.
Lieut.. Gen. Grant:
Thanks be to Almighty God for the great
victory with which he has this day crowned
you and the gallant armies under your COM
mand. The thanks of this department and of
the government and of the people of the Unit
ed States, their reverence sand honor have
been deserved and will be rendered to you
and the brave and gallant officers and soldiers
of your army for all time.
(Signedl E. NJ. STANTON,
Secretary of War.
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Washinoton Items .

WASHINGTON, April 8.
A notice is posted at the War Department
that no passes are given under any circum-
stances. The body Of Gen. Winthrop arrived
here to-day. Over 100 rebel officers are in the
Old Capitol Prison: Gen. Barrager and others
ton has been received that 5000 Union pris-
oners, held by rebels In Georgia, have arrived
near Dalton to be delivered to US. President
Lincoln paid another visit to Richmond Thurs
day, accompanied by his wife, Senator Sum-
ner and others.
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Conference bettceen President Lincoln and
Rebel Leaders.
NEW YORK, April o.
The Herald's Richmond correspondent says:
Mr.. Lincoln was on the 4th informed by Gen.
Weitzel and Shepley that prominent rebels
desired an interview with him. He replied that
he was willing to grant the interview, but in
the presence of friend. After the reception
of the officers ofthe army and Ravy,it was an
nounced to the President that Judge Camp
bell the assistant rebel Secretary of War, and
Mr.. Myers, a member Of the late rebel Con-
gress, were waiting for audience with the
President in another room. The President
accompanied by Gen. Weitzel Immediately
retired to the room, and held conference
which lasted but short time and was adj
journed to the flagship Malvern. The result
of these conferences cannot be made known,
butauspicous results are known to be about
to accrue from them.
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Lieut.. Gen. Commanding

April 8, 1866.
General-I received at a late hour your note
of to-day in answer to mine Of yesterday. i
did not intend to propose the surrender of the
Army of Northern Virginia, but to ask the
terms of your proposition. To be frank, do
not think the emergency has arisen to call for
the surrender, but as the restoration OF peace
should be the sole object OF all, desire to
know whether your proposals would tend to
that end, cannot therefore, meet you with
view to surrender the army Of Northern Vir-
ginia, but as far as your proposition may effect
the Confederate State forces under my COM
mand and tend to the restoration of PEACE,
l should be pleased to meet you at 10 A. NJ,
tomorrow on the Old Stage Road to Rich
mond, between the picket lines OF the two
armies. Very Respectfully,
o5a5 Is Your Obedient Servant,
81 aq R. E. LEE, Gen. G. S.A.
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-10

PROF. CARNs.-Our citizens will have an
early opportunity Of again witnessing the
performance OF this Blind "Musical Marvel"
Since his visit to Portland last January he has
had a Calauet Organ with Improvements of
his own, manufactured expressly for him; also
q new Cornet with echo valve. Both lnstru-
ments he will bring with him on this occasion,
and we predict rare treat for our music low
ing friends at City Hall on Friday evening
April 18th.
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New York, April s.
Steamer Arago sailed for Charleston this
forenoon with Gen. Anderson and some 300
other distinguished persons. Four other ex-
cursion steamers also sailed for the same port,
all crowded.
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SALES OF STOCKS at Auction by E. M. Pat
ten, April Sth:-Ten shares Portland Shovel
Co., So; 5 shares Horse Railroad, 90; 1900
Atlantic R. R. Bonds and interest, SSto sSl'4;
1000 State of Maine Bond, 1889, 95 ga and
interest; 5000 State of Maine Bonds 1889, hat.
SO; 10 shares Gas Co., go 1-2.
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0. s. Commissioners, Court.

VIM. H. CLIFFORD, ESQ, COMMISSIONER.
The examination of Jeremiah Whitney OF
Presque Isle, on charge of enticing SOL
der, who had deserted, to re-enlist was con-
cluded on Saturday, and he was ordered to
recognize, with sureties, in the sum of $1,000
for his appearance at the U. S. Circuit Court
on the oath of April, He furnished the sure
ties, and was set at liberty. G. E. B. Jack
son for 0. S.; VintOn & bennett for respon-
dent.
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SAILING OF THE STEAMER.-Steamship
Damascus, Capt. Watts, sailed from this port
fo~ Liverpool at 8 o'clock Saturday evening,
with 16 passengers and full cargo.
The MoraSisn is the steamer due here from
LIVERPOOL this week.
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LEvEE AND tTAIR.-The ladies of the Con-
Oress Street. NJ. E. Society viii hold Leyee
and Fair at Lincoln Ha Il, on Mupioy, Wednes-
day evening, for the purpose OF raising,if pos
sible, sufficient funds to lay a .Ndewalk around
their church. The object is sucf good one
that the hall should be crowded on the occa-
sion, and funds enough be raised for the pup
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-10

LANCASTER HALL is fast assuming proper
shape for its proposed Dramatic uses, and
when ready for opening will produce a pleas
ant effect upon the eye, while the ventilation
will be. amply provided for.
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Municipal Oourt, April 8,

James Goodwin and VIM. McCallum, whose
liquors were seized on Friday, were brought
up on search and seizure processes, and both
pleaded guilty. They paid the usual fine and
costs, amounting to $2226 each.
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-10

S. s. TEACHERS AssoCIATIoN.-An al
joutned meeting of the Sabbath Sehool Ieach-
ers' Association will be held in the Vestry OF
the Second Parish Church, commencing at
10 o'clock, and closing at 8, on Monday eve
hing, 10th inst. Theme of Remark and Pray
err 50 The Holy Spirits need in the Sab
bath School" This will be social conference
meeting. The time to be occupied in remarks
and nray err "a reference to the above subject.
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-10

FOREIGN, ExPoRTs.-The value of foreign
exnorts from this port last week amounted to
$3.50 233 80. In ciuded in the shipments were
22SooO lbs. cut m, >ats; 44,e5l lbs. lard; $4,000
lbs. cheese; 1920 lbs. butter; S5,1e2 lbs.
leather; Sc bbls. ashes; 80 bbls. beet; 3,775
bbls. flour; so bbls. potatoes; 90 tons shorts !;
1883 sugar box shocks ; 7S5 SHOCKS ana
heads; 500 headings; 1888 hoops; 1865 bdls.
hoops; 1s664a #. lumber; ,12O IT, cedar lum :
Der; 161,735 #. deals; 49e empty CASKS 2
spars; so kits mackerel; 20 bbls. mackerei;
so doz. shovels; marble slab; 10 9kgs. sun
dries
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The American Illustrated Newspapers for
this week have been received at the book and
periodical store of A. Robinson, No. 81 Ex-
change Street.
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-10

HOLIDAY. "A large number the School
Committee fastened to our Office this morning
when the demonstrations commenced, and
voted that the teachers and scholars should
have to-day for a holiday.
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-10

THE regular quarterly meeting ofthe Young
Mems Christian Association takes place this
evening at their rooms on Temple street at
B o'clock. A punctual attendance is reques-
ted. C. KIMBALL, Sec,
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-10

dissolution of COpartnership.
FnNHE firm of Lyman & Marrett ia this dav dissolv-
II ed BY mutual consent " -'' u@J uA''S'
Thos. r Lymsn Is authorised IN sattIa tho affairs
oitne late nrm and sign It's name in liquidation.
THOS. X. LYMAN.
March 29th. -apI1dIm
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-10

NEWCOMERS MINsTRELs.-The proprietor
and manager Of this popular troupe has ever
been foremost in presenting the best minstrel
Ns1lent in the country to the lovers Of this spe-
cias of entertainment. We are assured by
those who have heard the present organiza-
ton, that it exceeds in music and comedy any
thing ever before managed even by the in
domitable Newcomb However the public
will have the opportunity of judging tonight
at New City Hall. Get your tickets at Paine's
Music Store and at Crossman's & Co.'s during
the day, and you will avoid the rush at the
ticket office at night.
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EN-. PArrEN. AUor1oNEER, u Exchange St.
One More Sale OF DIV GOODS.

ON Thurday, April 18th, at 10 A. N, a. PIP. NJ,
" hall sell variety OF Cotton, Weoie1 l. mem
and Fancy Cords, making general assort ne NJ in
this line, needed Tor home consumption.
Every lot warranted perieci. apl7td
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: Your obedient servant,
u. s. GRANT
Lieut.. Gen. Commanding


Lieut.-Gen. commanding Armies of the U. S.
April 9-To Gen. Lee, commanding Con-
federate States armies-General,- Your note
of yesterday is received. AS have no au-
thority to treat on the subject of peace the
meeting proposed for 10 A. M. to-day could
lead to no good. will state, however, Cen
eral that am equally anxious for peace with
yourself, and the whole north entertain the
same feeling. The terms upon which peace
can be had are well understood. By the
South laying down their arms they will has
ten that most. desirable event, save thous-
ands of human lives and hundreds OF millions
of property not yet destroyed. Sincerely hop
ing that all our difficulties may be settled with
out the loss of another life subscribe myself,
Very respectfully,
Your obd't servant,
u. s. GRANT,
r n ~.
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-10

WE Annual Meeting Of the Mercantile library
Assoe.a. on WI b, he held at The Rooms 90
Association % may e'iNo 'eioAe inc
Msg,s.lng 10 commence at O'Clock. Polls open at
~ olocA: Fer order. JOHN G SMALL
ePA va Reooi ding Secretary.
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Farm mt Auction,

WE shall sell at Public Auction, on MONDAY.
w April l7lh, a; 2 O'Clock, p M on lhe pTeni-
ses. the valusble Farm in Wet Falmouth, known
as the Freeman Farm. 1t contains over one hun
dred acres-suitably divia0d into mOwage, pastur
age, tillage and woodland. There are about tn ee
hundred apple trees, principally grated fruit This
Is almost entirely enc osed by stone wall There
is good two story house-fnjshed TIN ghout wit
gooo cellar D enty OF hard and soft water, good
barn 40 by 65 feet and in good repair. This Prep
erty backs en- the lot in falmouth, on which is the
monument known as Blackstrap. Tie prospect from
which is unsurpassed Tor br adth VARIETY beau
ty in this vicinity. Sale positiye-tite clear FIR
particulars call Oh.
apl7td HENRY BAILEY s CO., Auot'rs.
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C4NAL NATIONAL RANK

ANs xtra dividend OF TEN DOLLARS per share
"A on the stock OF the Cana Bank wi he aid on
Mondav, the Eirst Day Of Moy neat TO stockhold-
ers OF record March 8.
stockholders are requested TO return their old
certificate, and receive that the association In
exchange. BIC. SOMERBY,
apl6td Cashier.
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Notes of all the denominations named will DO
promptly furnished upon receipt Of subscriptions,
and the notes forwarded at once. The interest to
the 18th of June next will bepaid in advance.
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-10
Notice to Enrolled Men.
CITY OF PORTLAND.

MAYORS OFFIn March q, 1866.
WOULD invite the attention. II the enrolled men
OF this city to the 'ollowing provisions OF the
z5o section the amendment 70 the enrolment act
passed March Sd 1876
SECTION %. AND BE IT FURTHER ENACTED:
That any person or persons eDrole1 in any sub
district may, after ncti OF drsif and before the
into the service Of me United States, such number
of recruits rot subject TO dratt, az they may deem
OF he perso0s thus causing thu to be mustered in
and shall be taken as substitutes for such ptr-ons
or many OF them as may be drafted 10 the extent
of tbs number of such recruits ana in the Order
designated BY the principals the tme such recruits
are thus as aforesaid mustered in."
u der his provision the enrolled men ofthis ci,,
can esuse 70 be mustered into tho w. s. aervicS
VOLUNTEER RECRUITS, who will stand 10 thsj,
credit and exempt them from the PENDING pRAPr
Further information respecting the sam can ~ -
tanned at the City Recruiting Office W W.
March 23-edtf mayor
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$2,95S.OO

THE PRESS REPRESENTED AT RICHMOND.
Among the soldiers who first entered Rich
mond, was a son of Mr.. John M. Todd of this
city, who was member of the 4th Massa-
chusetts Cavalry, and who left the Press office
TO enlist in the war against the rebellion. If
he had seen JEFF. Davis, he would have asked
him if he remembered what his, Todd's, father
said to him while shaving him, on the occasion
ug his visit to the East, some six or seven years
since. While undergoing the tonsorial opera
ton, Davis entered into conversation with
Todd and the latter, who spoke pretty bluntly
told Mr.. Davis, that his object was "to destroy
the Union for the purpose of propagating
sllverv.n
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-10

Who have cold hands and feet; weak stonseh,
lame and weak backs; nervous and siok headq che;
dizziness and swimming in the head, with indiQoss
ton and constipation Of the bowels pain in the side
ana back; leuoorrh@a, Tor whitesl; falling Of The
womb with internal cancers; tumors, polypus, ana
all that long train OF diseases will find In Electric.
ity sure means OF cure. For painful menstruaficn
too profuse menstrustion, and all Of those long Ire
of troubles with young ladies' Electricity is sertan
specific, and will, In short time restore the sufferer
10 the Yfgor of health.
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100, 900 REBS. LAYING DOWN
THEIR ARMS! e.
GLORY HALLELUJAH
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT,
Washington, April 9, 9 P. M.
To Maj. Gen. Dir This Department has
received the official report of the surrender
this day of Gen. Lee and his army to Lieut..
Gen. Grant. Details will be given as speed
lily as possible.
(Signed) EDWIN M. STANTON,
Secretary of War.
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-10

$I,I0U.UU
Contributions and subscriptions to Sanitary
and Christian Commissions &C., at the meet
ing on Monday evening April Sd, and subse-
quently. 10 Press Of April Z: $2,875.00
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-10

ATTENTION is called to the advertisements
ofSpectacles lost.
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Eagle Hill Mutual Coal Company.

CtTOCKH0TDERSi in this Company will please pre-
= sent their Receipts and take their Certificates, at
102 MIDDLE STREAT.
m re- I'm ED"AnO SHAW.
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TEETH TEETHI TEETH

DR.. D. still continues to Extract Teeth by Elect, IL
'ty soithout Pain: Persons having decayed tee IN
stumps they wish to have removed tor resetti ne
he would give polite invitation to call
Superior electro Magnetic Machines for sale fer
family use with thorough Instructions
DR.. d. accommodate a few patients with
board and treatment at his house.
OEoe hours from o'elook A n 20 Xxi
from to P. NJ, and Z TO in the Evening.
Oonsaitstton free. povItf
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Real Estate mt Auction,

ON Wednesday, April H. at 8 o'clock p. M. On
OIthe premises NO 10 aucock rect. 1t ia a three
story wooden house v it'll brick basement and I'm
isbed Throughout. Hard and soft water in abUnd-
ance good liar, with a NEW brick aud cement
drain, &c. The whole property in excsl ert repair
II is pleasantly located, and valuable Sale positive
title clear.
HENRY BAILEY co. Auor1oHHxRs.
April 5th-td Cd
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SEvEN-THIRTY LOAN.

These Notes are issued under date of June 18th,
1865, and payable three years from that time in
currency, or are convertible at the option of the
holder into
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-10

COlley's Cleansing Cream!
Oh Ye, who cleanse your house each year,
Or month, or week, or day, Hs
Come listen to merry song
= cheering roundelay. lH
The drudgery of cleaning house
All ladies know full well,-
SLch aching limbs, such weary looks,
No mortal tongue can tell. t.
But that is past. Tie CoLLEY CREAM
Tha cream whereof sing
Dispels the gloom, the dread, the doubt
Of cleaning house in Spring
captains wife was heard to say,
with joy her face did beam,)
''Tis only fun TO cleanthe 1uss,
With CoLLEY's CLEANSING CREAM.
"Two other boxes must have,
Aud those want to-day:
Doe will keep for my own use;
The other, give away"
For cleaning marble, brass or tin,
Or oil spots from your coat;
For taking stains from Off your hands,
Or pitch, or tar smut
1t stands unrivaled in the world,
Those wonders it will do.
Please try one box, and then you'll know
That what we say is true,
And when its merits you have seen,
Its praises you will sound; ,Ii0t
By telling neighbors what twill do,
And where it may be found.
J. ID. POTTER,
Travelling Agent.
Manufactured by me5is
]. G. PIKE, Chelsea, Mass.
For sale at q Market Square; also by Crosman
Co, rs MIDDLE st, Portland Ne.
- Agents Wanted aql7dSt"
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E. M. PArrEN, AUcrIoNEER, IL Exchage s.

ON Tuesday, April 11th, at 10 A. N, will be sold,
Owithout reese We, general assortment OF Crook
cry and Glass Ware, consisting oil the usual varie-
ties, such may be found in any and ali Crockery
and Glass establishment in the Stste.
Every lot must be sid to ths h Oh st bidder with
ehasers. aDl7td
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U. 9. 500 Six Per Cent.
6 QLD-BEARiNG BONDS

These Bonds are worth apremium which increas-
es the actual profit on the 7.sO loan and its eremp
tioB from State and municipal taxation, which add.
from one to three per cent. more, according to
the rate levied other property. The interest is
payable in currency semi-annualy by coupons attach.
ed to each note which may be out of and sold any
bank or banker.
Tho interast amounta in
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-10
FINANCIAL.
u. S.. 7-30 LOAN.

By authority Of the Secretary of the Treasury the
undersigned has assumed the General Subscription
Agency for the sale of United States Treasury Notes.
bearing seven and three tenths per cent
annum, known asthe
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-10

SUBSCRIPTIONS TO U. S. SANITARY COM
NnssIoN.-Amount in Press OF Friday April
7th: $4,000
j. 7. Gilman, M. D., 5000
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PORTLAND AND VIO1NITY

Nesc Advertisements To-day
List of Letters r, Dole.
Notice-Eben Maxwell.
House for Sale-Moses Gould.
Forge Coal-James Ii, BAKER.
Farm for sale Mark JORDAN.
Dry Goods-L. d Strout
Horse for Sale-Cyrus Sturdivaut
Board-77 Free st.
To the Publio-Elias Norwood.
Festival-City Hail.
Grand ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Hall
Photographic Stock-Fui.er Stevens.
Spectacles Lost.
Lost.
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Vorse Railroad Notice !
FAMILY SCHOOL FOR RAYS

EyHE Boys Boarding School at Kents FrlI = noun
IL as the EATON SCHOOL, will commeuce Ga sum
msr term OF twenty weeks, on Monday, Nav Sth.
JEWkTT and LADY VI W.
Kents Hill, Ne W. "e"ees'
Kefe enee.:-Hon. W. P. DILLINGHAM;. wator.
yIIe; Kew. B. Abbott, Gardiner, Col. j Frva
Ieewlsson' hey II. NJ: Eaton and Peof q F. Eaton
Eeacneia Rev. DR.. II, p. Jersey and Rev. s. Allen
Rpl4d3ws
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AUCTION SALES.
z. M. PArTEE. AUcTIoNEER, Il Exchange St.
valuable Real Estate nt Auction.

ON Monday. April 10th, ats P N, on the premi-
be sold one oftbe most desirable reside noes ri The
north end of the city. House q stcr.es bui In me
most thorough manntr by me dag, regardless of
cost, with all the moo, IN convenienees including
hard and soft water, gas and coal heating Lot 60
BY co.. For particulars call on the au tioneer.
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BIGELOW & SARGENT,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS F!
AND
Ship Brokers.
BALTIMORE, MD.
EXPERIENCES |

REFERENCESI
N Boynton Co.. Hewland, Hncklty co.,
J BenFon Cashier National Exchange Bankcase'
ton; Ross Bros Pc tland; Cobb Kniqht/
Rockland; Thaytr & Sargent, New Yorb
ap8aod8m
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By mloOtr1c1rv

The Rheumatic, the equity, the lame and the la,v
leap with joy, and move with the agility aad elast
ity OF youth the heated brain is cooled the frost
bitten LIMBS restored the uncouth detormites re-
moved fatrtness converted to vigor, weakpese 10
strength; the blind made to see the deaf to hear ~ d
the palssd form 70 move upright tho bleeaishes oT
youth are obiterated tho accidents Of mature lie
prevented; the calsmities Of old sRe obviated ave
an aotiv0 circulation maintained.
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YELLOW CORN.

200O BUSH. Southern Yellow Corn, land
VOOO ing and for sale by
narSltf G. E. CRAM, $50 Commercial Street,