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4musemenfs.


WINTER GARDEN.
will be Er..en,sd win new and
0hNo'''0A ''hShN' APPOINTMENTS, &c.
AND A POWERFUL CAST
the grand @ aS5 s SE S ssisf
" '"'' ''''''' ''' 'a CoSSi il soooAH.
THE WEARING Of THE GREEN.
MIR. BARNEY WILLIAMS
coRNEY MooRATH, ,.p,,, .,
assuming the disguise Of Connie sogab with The popular oao' OF
Pat MalOy' and w wslsoT, Al Jisslyy;|
VIII appear NELLY NOLAN with the popular cong OF Aons
ton Green" and a new Jis ,,, no,,,e,
who has been specially engaged viii make her second appearance a.
-'' V w Act 1.-THE MARRIAGE CONTRACT.
ecene ls,-A loom IN the house OF Mrs OGorman.
Scene 2nd,Ibe ses-ggl Reo. Giant. cso'ewsy.
'''N' act Act sHi Iii ANb sEEK
Act 3-RE1RlBUTION
Door at u; commence. at o'clock
OLYMPIC THEATER
~ Sole Lessee and Managers" JOHN W0Vn
way LAST NiGHTs-LAsT NIGHTS
MOST BRILLIANT rRo d U%csros OF THE SEASON,
TIE THREE GUARDsMEN
WIN MAeSIEycENT SCENERY BEAUTIFUL MUSIC
AND uSrou. fEr disA Hr 6s EHsRscTERs
but which, i" Hs sTosr BE-
7" '''" '0' We HSgo esaB'P STARTLING NOVELTY.
'N' o0'F01ii ii Ys'; TUESDAY EVENING Mays
and also on
y EyFS SSsS FS%af}$ aSSs
BENEFIT RI TIE Ni ROSE Shoe o. CASTLE Mi' "'"
and for the ar time the Bule.gns Of
FRIDAY EyENINo. May j,
BENEFIT or MISS LOUISA MYERS.
Doors open at T. Commences at o'clock
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Bodro ano Rooms.


LARGE handsomely FURNISHED FRONT
y ROOM second hoor and room third hoor vii BOARD
No ~ West Forty sccondst broadway Delightful sum
N location. House hTstcass Heefencesi
4 FURNISHED BEDROOM 10 LET, on third
~ floor. ~ No II West Fofiyfoatr' sbo'e si'thsve
4 HANDSOME FIRST FLOOR FURNISHED, m
n IVES. touesnt Of dining Kitchen and .nndfy Tor
class family APPy to HJssEf No S biosd"ty
Room N2t
A GENTLEMAN and WIFE and single gentlemen
~ can obtain handsomely FURNISHED ROOMS with BOARD at
Forty Broadway Delightful Summer
location. House hTs class. Reference, exchanged
ELEGANTLY CARPETED ROOMS, with OF
home Gas bath and cold Ic At No 10 West Nnt.t
between ffih spd siI'hsves
UNFINISHED ROOMS to LET TO Gentleman,
L without Board a, No. Asst Nah pace tE'sh,h.stl
HANDSOME and newly -furnished ROOMS 10
LET 10 Gentlemen p Tor particulars inquire u No 10 Alien
between Stanton and Hous,ons',
Two LEA back Paror spenddly aud newly fur
ni.hed Also other Rooms to Gentlemen only RefeTene,'eI
changed Apply At q St hsfk.psee
VXyANTED-Staten Island, ROOM, with Break.
w fast and Tea b snteneu' references given Addfs"
Boz No 4,357 Post Office.
XNyANTED-An unfinished ROOM with full
w BOARD by gentleman in the vicinity Of NTH md
Twenty Eighth but lge moderate D.. No "a West lweify
eishh,t
q - TO $l2 per Week for Single ROOMS with
70 . BOARD It TO 6eptmen roouing together, At Dupont
House Hudson opposite Il Johns Para beautiful locson
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EARM for SALE.--A FARM
TARM and COUNTRY SEAT f5r SALOON
EOR SALE or EXtHANGE for IN on BrookIyI

4 Property-A COUNTRY SEAT RvIdse The HUDSON y
three Levls aud arden
rIepv al Fuit ard Ornamental Trees; beautiful HOUSE
toraune IMPROVEMENTS Coach hou'e ane ot Oobu O.
hgs This place charming and d. comp eie cIarr r. H.
LUDLOW 4 Co. No. 3 Pine-st
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HOUSEs in BROOKLYN FOR SALE, with

mediate front Hous. three story
1910, and pbder celia. i. Woochulsi
Hone Furnished ""f Nv NJ
tpt1Ins desired. Sec md place --t,- -
Also corner House Stable eoasse - '.es vide on
SECOND piece. ,,
House - fee wide In me ord seccnt Ttft
Three story House Hioks, 'caenort ttfte'tofs
Sssssent and Uutereenrr ali the iupro veBeuu.
wide Hose with wtnout cts seosLg or fesf
tentst.. Clinton.
sppy =. kELLcOB - ltCsI A. cpo
sits the posf( fce. keu OH
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PARE OpH0kTIINIiH.-H plrchd>tu d
~ Farm the Hud.fu. containing more LHnd uA1 hot
desirable ViTes one IsOI o. "a e'i's anu
e., A.. al one dc fues on commanding veN
r., 49, ana IN Fo, Washington and aford CIfortnnft
wishing build and ~ Prove 10 hei las'-s
.euJ sloid b. .u'iinl bule aud thet nft CON-. ne
bv.d'd TO good adysuago. Apply 10 ; SlN.bAiH i-- ~
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ALL " AIMING FARMS.


n from cv u.,t and overlooking the Hudson River
soss.s~ splendid building locations aud containing 81 Of well
iu.fed lands ionr HOUSES blacksmith whe shop for
fO(C0 $50 az WOODLAND for %5VN FOR iultheT
Particulars. nquirt q RUFUS l. SCOTT, Nc 90 NSi-st
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COUNTRY SEAT for SALE-On III UNISON. b

~ Cornwall one desirable PAGES Highlands A
podcr built Ilo4e eight q laud abundance q fruit stab
.otsse &c furnished es ed and possession gwen aneda,ey
H4COA Also o.tic Cottage beautifully situated o.
NJ and lndn mine well suited for sum
PEI residence; st 60 For .neT PARTICULARS sppy Il C. boOths
Nc \ Y
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nor SALE-With or without Furniture, Hoses
j Carriages 6c &C. At Newburs mile north Of he uegs

Carriages &C. mile north Of The vegs
COUNTRY STAT with about l. bcIes Of aud.
The large AID r0oniy. with modem convenlsrce,
TIE groouds Handsomely laid and planted with good variety
abundance of cherry aud
a. the choice varieties q hsfdy
TbwbeT
be- a fruts.
house tt8be barnt ana 20
The garden wi be made usual snd ns place ready if ie
iiaie occupsiiol
IRE view Cf the River AM u shauds Ms lflatsed
ynce for the place u siHncs ta,OH Terms easy.
BY 18th Of Nay viii be IeIttc oi Tie yesI
toI further part .cl.tft u are 81 .,oo., =, an.
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4 FARM NOR SALE-In I'D town OF Yonkors

~ County y about nile from depot ct Incs
Railroad containing 70 the estate q tie ate
,sssc Barker There two orchards IN i bearing and vrcy OF
The ban ard ateT i
n. k.lse f. levef-,aic sDng For particulars inquire
DANIEL HODGhAN. No p Mmden lane Of JAMES DLStN
EIRkf. T1ckahoe y Y Possession given mnediatey
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Real g.slals for Sale.

A COTTAGE N I.ewellyn PARK at Orange New
~ -, c,srirg y roons, price el2500 Cottage cor
50. o :, .ns Ia and water; Price $1,000 Cottage pr-'
90 Cottsse the mouutan, price, S3on FOR I' o'
se,i,ou Of III. PsrE The Independent o. apply 10
l. : HASKELL Library Building. Orange y j.
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r SALE ehesr RENT with y Of Land also u aces
49, and can be- II desired; tugied IN TIE NHtt
"a Srrinr T. near Huntington village, commln ailon WI
New on Day by railroad aud steamboat ,
t.o., Of ALBERT BOGERT, North RIVER lh
Ua,ce New. ora Of " O. SAMMls, Hupunsion l. ].
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Dno sold by tie 5 day Of May VII he fe'd d tuetcn y
ADRIAN IL MULLER T. R. WILKINS Il Co, AnetoneT,
AL. .n W ~ TIL hMAN No ~ lana.ti.
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MANUFACTURES, especially those using Huch
AVA Goa. iron lumber, will hud EllbethTori New Jersey
desirable Location iron and lumber beinr cheaper there
Man point New fort there direct IRON he
and Of felI Lots fcT see very aVotu
fD lsigsted Immediately along the ffoad snc ~ psfceh "a
Dock connecting with railroad
b. 70 estste For particulars apply p K KELLOGG
ssscstor, No % Cedar-s;L opposite Posi.Oabce n. Y
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WALLACK'. ,.,,,cv
w Proprietor Mr. LESTER WALLACh
Open at "A; begin ats.
NOTCEAttenon h respectfully called 10 the fact thai 10
all pob advantage Of fr the display Of the scenery
division Of Acts viii be marked cy the
GREEN CURTAIN
instead Of The usual ACTDROP.
TO NIGHT,
H Charles Reades Drama founded hs highly popular Novel
entitled - - - - $1,000
IT Is NEVER TOO LATE TO MEND
which las had uninterrupted Of $50 nights In London
WIKI NEW SCENERY by Messr,. sherwood and Mseder
MACHINERY by Mr. Butler and Assistants
COSTUMES BY Messrs. Fannery aud Benschoten
APPROPRIATE MUSIC, by Mr.. Molenhauer,
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60 fft.

OFFICE FOR RENT.-R0om fronting on Broadway
~ aud Courardt with abundance Of light only
easy fights Of stairs AIpy TO CARLTON SMITH, Room no H.
The Portland daily press., 1866-05-02

Per Steamship Scotia at New York .
LIVERPOOL BREADSTUEFS MARkEI, April
21-Fiour very dull but steady. Wheat In limited
demand at Tuesdays rates. Corn in good request at
2Ss Sd a 29s tor mixed; 80 q BIS. for White.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET, April 21.-
Beef very dull and lower. Pork dull under large
rivals Bacon fat and tending downward; large
holders would accept decline OF q 3s Cheese dull
and easier. Butter quiet and nominal. Tallow Hat
and Is lower.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET, April d.
Ashes-Pots dull and lower; old 32s, new 33s Cd
Pearls-saes small at as. Sugars dull and lower
Cofiee unchanged. Moasses, no sales. Philadelphia
BarR rs Cd Ciover-American Red Sc q 4os. Jute
duii and los lower. Fish Oils inactive. Linssed
Gil quiet at ~ q 42s Cd. Rosin in fair demand
AmericanGs Cd "a los. Petroleum-small sales; re-
hned Is. @ Is. Ia. Spirits Is I'd.
LONDON MARKETS, April 21.-Wheat generally
Is higher; white American 81 "a SIS; red 4I "a o.
Flour 16 q 2Ss. Iron-Welsh quiet; bars and ra'is
at t6 ls Scotch pigs advanced to oOs put closed al
7Ss. Sugar dull anu easier. Coffee very nrn hlce
| 3g Cd lower. Tea dull; common Congen is "a Is
l5wer; French ass. Petroleum refined Is 3D. splr-
its Is 3D. Lnseed Cakes in good demand; New York,
in barrels Ell 5s.. Linseed Cd "a Is lower. Linseed
| OIL dull at 39s q 39s 3d. Sperm Oil firm; 9125 de-
manded. Cod Oil e4S. t4ss..C ..l..,stf -.,...,
| Latest via Queenstown.
| LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, April 81
Evening. Cotton-Sales to-day 10000 bales, includ-
ing 1860 to SPECTATORS and exporters. The market
closed firm at yesterdays improvement; Middlina
| Uplands 14s g 142d. -.Tfs.~~.,-~..,.g.-
LONDON MONEY MARKET, April 21-Even-
ing.-ConsoIs closed at SIT q S74 tor money; they
| AMERICAN SECURITIES.-U. s. 5-2O's 7ot q
70s. Erie Shares 53a Illinois Central Shares 20 q
| 805.
The Portland daily press., 1866-05-02

0EAd~aOg
The Portland daily press., 1866-05-02

NoTE.-Our quotations represent prices OF ia,eo
lots from first hands, unless otherwise stfeu anu N
filing small orders, higher rates have to DC charsea
For figures see quotations in another column.
The Portland daily press., 1866-05-02

Old 3oth, barque voyager, Partridge, Machias, to
load for Port au Prince; sob Jack Downing, Hods-
Al 1st schs VaIhalla, Lerd rlizalethport; Hiram,
Cook, Calais; Phenix, Henley; Andes, Lansil; Mys-
ka, kimball, Belfast; Elizabeth, james, Bath
Cid 1st, briggs Poinsett, Anderson Galveston: j
W. Wss hutehns Wngon Webster neo u na
cock; J Patten, 'Dunham, Augusta. ~.
, DANVERS-Ar goth, sch Morea' Kobinson, from
BEVERLY-Ar 9th, sch Pearl, Robinson, from
SALEIi-Ar 2sth, schs Elizabeth, fainter, and
Richmond, Cousins, Bangor; Martha Sargent, GLOW
Ae 2ath, schs E Richardson. THOMPSON, pbiladel-
plia; Banner, Albee, and Com Tucker, Loud Eliza
bethport; Advance, Leighton, Cherryfeld
PokTSMouTH-Ar 2sth, schs Lookout, Lane,
SInifh ABBY Weid Hutchings, Bangor Carpo
SD 2sth, brig Julia Arey, Weeks, Bangor, sch
shokeT; Sosan iron Portland for New York ;.a
rom Boston, to load for Australia.
FOREIGN PORTS.
CID at Liverpool 18th, barque Nonpareil, Smith,
Passed Deal 18th, ship Pleiades winslOw, from
Ar at Shields 18th, ship Helen Clinton, sprague,
Ar at Havre 18th, barque Celeste Clark, from New
Orleans.
Sid I'm Malaga Ap 9th, barquo sicilian, Lewis, for
Messina.
AT at klng5tOn, ia oUn, SCH sunbeam, FIERCE,
New orleans land sailed 18th for Ruatan.
AT st Jago 21st, barque " Minott, Rogers from
New York., ar 18th, disg; brig Olga, Mclean, from
Mobile, ar 18th.
lPer steamer Scotia, at New York;
Ar at Liverpool 18th, Progress, Woodward, Mobile;
Chas davenport, Prebe, New Orleans; Alice Ven
nard, Young, Rangoon; Harvest Queen, Hutchinson,
New York.
Ent out 10th, Vanguard, RUSSELL for New York
Sid 10Th, Sterling, Hill, New York 18th, Wild
Rover, Taylor, Boston; Shooting Star, Card tor
Ar at Gravesend 10th, Alfred Lemont, from Callao;
goth, Am Congress, Woodward, New York.
Ar at Leith 18th, Pleiades Winslow, Callao.
Ar at st Helena March 10, Martaban, Hepburn
Bombay land sailed 10Th for Liverpool.)
Cid at Marseilles Apl 10, Mary Stewart, Dennison
Palermo.
Ar at Havre 18th, Mercury, Stetson, New York.
Cid 18th, Success, Chase, Cardiff.
Sid 18th, Molocka. Nichols, for Cardiff 18th, Sierra
Nevada. Tenney New York.
At at Guxhayen 10th, Suliote, Soule, Callae.
Table Bay CGH-The M Davis. from Maulman
for Falmouth, which put in Feb 18TH leaky, is dis
charging for repairs.
SPOKEN.
April II, lat 30 80, Ion 10 10, barque Astrea from
Galveston for Liverpool.
The Portland daily press., 1866-05-02
Chtcago Markets.

Flour dull Wheat unsettled; sales at % a 54t
closing at 50 for No. and 90 for No 2. Corn
moderately active decline Lei sales at 40 a. soc
for No and 45l for No.2 Oats STEADY at 80 a. 800.
Mess Pork quiet at 2s 90 asked and II 25 a e75O oil
tered. Lard2lt. go
Receipts = $500 bbls. OF flour. 500 bushels Of
wheat 49, 900 bushels of corn 5000 bushels of oats
Shipments, 100 bbis. of foul, $500 bushels OF
wheat 52i, 600 bushels corn 264, 900 bushels oats.
The Portland daily press., 1866-05-02

s ,r,a .>s.,,, NEW DIRK. May 1.
Iho OoinneI ,ei article says the stock market
is dun with SIN temporary weakness n q
1t is understood that Mr. McCulloch has addressed
ing 10 gisaton that would enable him I'd iss,,e i've
pes cent. loan free from liability to federal taxation
in hone that such exemption would facilitate the me-
goalion OF the loan. The opinion in Wall street l.
decidedly uniavorabe as to the feasibility Of such
negotiation.
Governments are rather weak under the offering of
am ounts returned per Scotia.
Money is abundant at 8 per cent. on call. -. q.
% Exchange unsettled butstronger. There are symp-
toms of an impending active demand from import
ers.
Foreign Exchange closed at 109! for best bills. Cot
ton and commercial bills almost unsaleabe. The
Scotia br ught number ofcotton bills. and also Some
bills drawn on Railroads bonds negotiated in Europe
Gold closed at 1861 % 127.
The Portland daily press., 1866-05-02
NeiD York Markets..

I7-..g NEW YORK. May 1.
Cotton-rregular and unsettled sales 500 bales
Middling Uplands at 80 90 Sac.
Nrlaur-State and Western dull and "a 10c. lower
sales 200 6bls. State at 90 a 90. Round Hoop
ern dropping; sales AGO bbls. at unchanged prices
Canada e ldc lower; sales $50 bbls. at 90 a. 70 co.
~ heat dun and q &c. lower; sales n 900 BUSH
Milwaukee Club at It's; Amber Milwaukee, old M /
at 50; Auber Michigan old Q 40 Wv w. l
Corn-tc lower; sales Ss, 900 bush. Mixed Western
at 81 "a see. al 1900. "e'''i''
Oats-1c lower.
sBeef-steady; extra 21 COG 24OO.
ZIP "a 2762 ' "'
Lari-heavy; sales 600 bbls. 17s g 2osc
Whiskey-dull. -r III
Rlca--Saes 100 bags at a. 4lc in gold for Ranooo,,
s;ugar-steady. =. = -
--Ceffee--dull. M Us
Moias es-quiet
Naval Stores firm. aA b. ...Is
Spirits fnrpentine-sales at 81 a 80. -
tlsii-tlry cod frmer; sales at a. &C.
treiShts to Liyerpool-dGn; cotton 9-32d; Grain
3D. per steamer Tor corn. "a =,
The Portland daily press., 1866-05-02
Milc0,t,see AT1TEet.

MILWAUKEE May l.
Flour quiet Wheat dull at / ozt u %. corn
firm at 4Sc Oats steady at 81. Receipts 9oo Dds OF
-four 900 bushels OF Wheat, G,0O0 bushels OF corn
Shipments-6O0 bbls. Of hour, Z5z'ooo pushseis Oh
whea.
The Portland daily press., 1866-05-02
House and Lot for Sale i'm Falmouth

- A new two-story house, nearly completed,
E::; ready for occupancy in few weeks stable and
Lsl woodshed attached never falling well wood
lot and pasture adjoining. Said house is finely loca-
ted at "Coileys Corner, five minutes walk from the
FIRST depot out of Portland G. L. r. r. Meeting
in a few minutes walk Enquire OF H. NJ. STONE,
Depot Master, or Capt. S. DWIGHT STONE, ON the
the premises. ap27d1m* Il
The Portland daily press., 1866-05-02
NesO Yoy1 Stock Market.
MARRIED.. j

In this CITY, April &C, by Rev DR. Smaller, Melville
D Cyphers, Of SAowhegan, and Mrs Martha Stiles,
of Portland.
In Norridgewock. April 80, by Rev Edward Stone,
o Page, of Portland, and Miss Lindsey, oil
Norrdgeweck. AA.-e s-%
In Cape Elizabeth, April 49, by Rev E Robinson,
Charles II McGregor, OF Eastport, and Miss Marion
L Delane F=fffh ~ftftfFtsf ~ {,
The Portland daily press., 1866-05-02
Ne,c York Cattle Market.

ne., NEW YORK, May 1.
Beef unchanged; quotations at II a 1sc. Receipts
Pow heaG; Lows and veals dull. Sheep firm quota.
1Gc. Receipts Sheep and Lambs IL 800 lead. Hogs
firm; quotations at Is @ 1O2c. Live at 12 "a ia
Receipts $50 head. S'
The Portland daily press., 1866-05-02

CINCINNATI, May ].
Flour and grain unchanged. Whiskey dull. Mess
Pork firmer; 900 bbs. sold at 2s 90; new held at
Is 25. Lard dull at zoe.
Gold 12d.
The Portland daily press., 1866-05-02
For Sale.

- The beautiful Mansion occupied by Horace
Er: Durgin, situated at South West Harbor in
AAssAz fremont 1t is of the best locations for
hotel or genteel boarding house in the County of
Hancock. 1t has fine commanding view of the
harbor and surrounding country. A more beautiful
prospect of mountain and water scenery blended to-
gether cannot be found. Steamer City of Richmond
from Portland to Machias will touch at this place
twice week. The above will be sold at great bar
gain. For terms enquire of Capt. DEERING of the
above Steamer, HORACE DURGIN, of South W.
Harbor, Oh DR.. G. KIMBALL, 1853 Middle ST., Port
land. apr24-dtf
The Portland daily press., 1866-05-02
For Sale.

T1HAT very desirable lot of Land, situated on
Il Pearl, between Cumberland AMI Oxford St., hav-
ing about seventy feet front, and containing over six
thousand square feet. sufficiently large for two first
class houses.
For particulars enquire OF DANIEL PLUMMER,
w. G. MEANS. Irue .1 *
Portland, March Z. 1666--dH
The Portland daily press., 1866-05-02
Saloon for Sale.

NOV situated at Southport, near Boothbay har.
~ Dor, with good running gear and large top light,
alin good repair, plain and fancy back grounds well
filrnlshed a large assortment of apparatus and
stock Further particulars by addressing FRED. f.
HALE, corner Free and Cross streets, Portland, or
WIN. GREENLEAF, ESQ.,,
ap24-d1m* Westport, Me.
The Portland daily press., 1866-05-02
DIED.

In Auburn, April 80, Rosamond Berry, aged 80
years months.
In Madison, March 81, John Preble, formerly of
Bowdoinham aged "a years:
In Buckield, April 10, Mrs Phebe Record. aged
43 years. ttH 81
The Portland daily press., 1866-05-02
For Sale.

For Sale. For Sale.
A PRIME 2nd-hand Jenny Lind; one of Martin
IN g. PENNELL'S best. ~, :.
GEO. II. DAVIS, % Exchange st.
April 19-d2W
The Portland daily press., 1866-05-02
OF OCEAN STEAMERS.
MARINE N EWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.


Tuesday, May 4. 9
81 ss "a. ARRIVED.
Steamer New York, Chisholm from st John N B
for Boston. ~rrr
Barque Clarita, (Arg) Race, Boston. To 60 into
dock tor repairs.
Sch Village Belle, (Br) Nichols st john, NIB.
Sch Maryland, Foster, Baltimore
Sch Ida L Howard, McDutiie, Philadelphia.
Sch Yantic, Frsbee. Boston.
Sch Olive Elizabeth, Randall, Boston.
Sch Lady Ellen, Libby, Ellsworth.
Sch ElmaIal, Seiders Damariscotta.
CLEARED.
Ship Louis Bruno, Qtalian) Russo. London-H 7
Machin. r-..-
Barque Mary LIBBY, Libby, Cardenas-Ch Churchill,
Browns 81 Manson. esE
Barque Orchlla, Havener Matanzas-Mc Gilvery,
Ryan & Davis.
Barque Lochiei, (Br) Graham, Pictou Ns-Geo II
Starr. ~ h
Brig Scotland, Rose Matanzas-McGilvery Ryan
& Davis.
Sch Yantic, (of Portland, late OF Machias,) De-
land, Boston-R G York a. Son
Sch Canton, Donnen, Boston--C W Pierce.
The Portland daily press., 1866-05-02
DISASTERS.

Brig Rolling Wave from Havana for Portland be-
fore reported at Fortress Menroe in leaky condi-
ton, viii proceed to Norfolk tor repairs.
Sch New York, loi Gardinerl Dow, from Boston
for Savannah, with cargo OF ice, totally lost off
Hunting Island, Sc on the 21st Of April. The crew
were saved. I1
The S lighthouse sch Vigilant, which was fallen
in with months ago, in distress subsequent
ly wrecked about seven miles from Key West, hav-
ing run ashore in the night. Crew saved and most
of the materials.
The Portland daily press., 1866-05-02
Farm for Sale.
For Sale,

a I'M - In Falmouth, the Farm of the late
E4ITEsrl Samuel Prince, containing about
SJ lIINlAH thirty acres, well divided into tillage,
e's pasturage and wood land, situated
on the fore side road about five and hall miles from
Portland, on the road leading to Yarmouth, border
ing on Casco Bay with good house and barn and all
necessary outbuildings and two good wells OF water,
For particulars inquire of
VIM. P. YORK,
-ap27d1w w2w# Near the premises,
The Portland daily press., 1866-05-02
For Sale.

@;;;l A two story House and Lot on Casco Street.
.GassA Also one story house and ,ot on Alder st.
Enquire at Ill Exchange st. ap17dtf
The Portland daily press., 1866-05-02
For Sale and to Let.
For Sale at a Bargain,

A SPLENDID Carriage Horse, years old, weigh
IA ing about $50 Tbs. Also one four wheeled Chase.
Enquire of Wessrs. GALLISON & SMALL,
y May 1-d1w* 80 Bracket st.
The Portland daily press., 1866-05-02
ALTA NTIC
Mutual Insurance Company.
81 WaASs, cor. Wsziam, NEW YORK,
JANUARY, 1866. u
Insures against MARINE and INLAND Navi-
cation Risks.

The whole profits of the Company revert to the
Assured, and divided annually upon the Preni-
ums terminated during he year; and tor which Ger
tcates are issued bearing interest until redeemed
The Dividend was 40 per cent. in each OF the years
1864, and 8, and SO per cent. in 1866. v y
The Company has Assets, Over Twelve
Million Dollars, viz
United States and State of New-York Stocks. City,
Bank and other Stocks, att1 $4S2S. 1856
Loans secured by Stocks and otherwise, $3.50, 800
Premium Notes and Bills Receivable, Real
Estate, Bond and Mortgages and other SC
curities, 3,650,025
United States Gold Coin, SO, AGO
Cash in Bank 310,550
Go
The Portland daily press., 1866-05-02
Insurance.
Insurance..
NEW ENGLAND
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE co.
BOSTON.
ORGANIZED ls43.
Term, Life, Ten Year, Non Forfeit
ting and Endo,Cnsent Policies Issued.


l. This Company being PURELY MUTUAL, insures
at the LOWEST POSSIBLE RATES; and ii the prem1-
ums paid exceed the ACTUAL COST, the SURPLUS Is
RETURNED to the parties insurng in CASH not scrip.
8 The LoU ratio Of expenditures toreceipts, aver
aging only per cent, and the slight variation IN ms
ratio from year to year. shown by the Reports OF
the Company, make it clear that their business Is
conducted systematically, and Nth srictest economy.
g. In this Company person MAY NOT FORFEIT A
POLICY UNTIL ITS VALUE IS WORKED OUT IN IN
sUEANcE; For example, If person PAYS FOUR
EN- Or EIGHT YEARS, or about three years after his
Jour have expired, if he is unable, from any
cause, to pay the annual premiums. The laws Of no
other State make such provision.
o. The New England Company will make as large
distribution Of surplus to the insured be re-
turned 0y any Company doing safe business. The
ASSETS of all companies are derived from PREMIUMS
AND INTEREST; and the mutual company whose
ratio Of total expense to receipts is locest must hare
the largest propOrtiOnGe anont to divide among its
MEMBERS People have been strangely misled in this
matter OF dividends. The Company in which INsUR-
ANCE COSTS THE LEAST, the rates Of premium be-
ing the same. must do best in the way of returns to
policy holders. y
BENZ. F. STEVENS, President.
JOSEPH NJ. GIBBENS, Secretary.
w. w. MORLAND, III. d. Medical Examiner.
l. I. DANA, NJ d. Medical Examiner, Portland.
PORTLAND, ME.
j. W. MUNGER Dc SON, agents,
1876 FORE STREET,
1866.
April 26, 1s66-3meod&w.
The Portland daily press., 1866-05-02
Farm for Sale,

A GOOD FARM Oh about 20 acres, about II miles
EAfron Gorhaln Village the line of the Portland
s. Rochester Railroad, 20 be sold cheap. Terms lib
eral Apply to ,...l -
Or, H. c. BARNES, Portland.
Feb 27-dtt = -l-a i.ls-f fi-4-