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VEST INDIES.

Prevalence of Small Fox Mt PORTO R,c,
The ST. Domingo fkebelltoa-Ctrcu.
latlon ofthe New York Cubun Pupcr
Supnre~ard.
SEw Ypnk, Mny 30.-Thc eteamcr COLUMBIA AZ
riyed TO dav. She brings Havana da,cs 10 The 9Th
The small DOE continued al Porto itlcn. and had
epread TO ecvcs1f pl1ccf near Ponce, though It was
decreasing nt The latter place.
The HI.lesta says President Bae7 is unable to put
down 'he revolution IN st. Domingo. and na. de-
tefKnined to leave the country. I'ht> statement,
howcvcris doubted As the rerolution Is said 10 be
On a eDall scale.
Great preparation. are making for the reception
Of the new Captain General
The circulation Of the Croaica, Of New fork, in
HaSans, has been suppressed, On account Of an
article aealn=t The Censor At uaraus.
The Cuban subsidy ot 800 dol1te in rold to the
Espnica, has been Suspended also.
, 1866-05-31

wool Ibis p N. WEE tassy attended b dealers man.
r!actnrers anu clhers from New York, Philadci.
Lhta, boston and autscent 1oHns. The quality pi
ne wool wes not At a! desirable. 1ne he-t quail.
ty brought tst1 p<fcts. but poor descriptions sold
, 1866-05-31


RoT1AIo, MAy 30-9ere1! hundred men. s.1d
70 bs Feasans, arrived here early this moTpi1c.
aod afe IN secret council with theIf b,uther r..
h!ana acre. There Is little, II my, apptehsustop
OF mid from thta quarter.
a despatch nom To1unto saya. @Iu c1nsenuenca
OF neEe ttom Bufato o. tho arrival OF Fcnisne he
mn1taly here are on the alert and preparations
made 1or any emergency.
SEW YORK Nay 0-Thc present Feplan move
ment i. apparently directed toward Capads. and
n4s ine otctal sanction OF Gen. Swecpev who il
y y e1pected. will Join his men before m1uy dayt.
ae Il al prreent IN this city. Aid is COMM. from
me south as well a. the West. Thosc VINO are
Posed, anticipate low that soms!h1ng will surely
Coal Sale at New Xork.
:, NEW York, May 30.-At the coal ssle to -dsy
ne prices 1ea1izc0 ere: Lump 70; steamer S6 i
~: CRATE @6-s069.00; egg S6a5a $50: ssoge
$3.50; chesnu. $5.25G5. 80. Thirty rhops apd tors
were SOLD The pr7cez. except Of lump and stean1-
Funeral Ceremonies.
GARDINER, Me-, Msr 90-Tbe ittuersl ceremonies
over the remains Of the la'e Bishop Burgess, took
PIECE thls afternoon. at chEat Church. Blshop
cMrE. Of Rhode Island, delivered an apnropf1ste
New Orleans marher.
GGeT5oSS1Tnehsassd SIT at aeasic. 'A"' w.
=: II Havtr. 1c. "3''
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W." 41110oIs VI NI4t3@. .....xJ9r,[W
Inc oiaE'oE Wi take place, after the Concert On the
H1tnesstt- 4 Committee will be appointed by the au.
o1eace to tupeEtntend the same. AL purchasers And
agents viii be supplied With Lists Of drawing as
soon a. Published Parties holding tickets viii retain
aem utt afse1 the dsaE:uF and II It cir uumbe. an
pess IN tho list Of dawn numbers tteT VIII o,r.r.
their tickets Immediately, with full direction, a. To
1he shipeiug Of Goods Moueys Tickets are FOR s,e
at the PRINCIPAL Hotels. Book and ust store. mi At
our omec+ 111 Madison street. Prsce }1 e.ch; sent
By mail On receipt OF price and stamp for refnr c,
ase- GOOD AND RELIABLE AGENTS WANTED
esefS Cty. Town and Village in the United states.
10 whom great Inducements art oGered
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ANY party procuring club ef tye or mora names
1o i1kets and foswurdug the money for the sar1e
VII oe allowed the lolto*in. commission, VIZ: We
viii send "
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Prom Mexico.
MAIAaoRAH, HAY e5-Roobescs, murder4 md
plunder continue aud revenge on bolh sides wt1ete
the Impetialists hold towns.
, 1866-05-31
BRYAN, R0SBROOK & Co.

REX HAM, ROS8ROOK & CO..
144 Mctisoa-st., Chicago Ill,
r. o. Drawer 3827. '''
. The prorrlesoEs will DEBATE to the Home for the
fs<naefs. h1caEo. 1900. There Will be <3oao r.
Served ifou1 the person receiving the $saoco Gin
Eo'eh VIII be donattd to the poor through the youar
Saiis.ian association, and from the pcrzou re-
cetviuE the Gin will hr reserved g. ca h:cn
H11 he donated TO the Soldiers Home, Chicago and
also 1fom the persons receiving the $1cu,o ctse ,p
5fee2backs "il he teserSed $500, maElns e3soe
"nlen WI! be donated . s4o 'lnerens Orphan Asy-
tums in the City Of Chicago. perfect ttte will he
g1Etn to ali Of the above Real Estate.
AZ the request OF Ar. Crosby. Mansger Of Crosby's
opera House, NC the p.sce Of holding The
Concert from the Opera House to Smith 4 SIrnn,.
commodious Hall. which has been ergaxed for that
puspo5c. r2snet
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s2ssaiezkas4iss6ztal
|FR0M WASHINGTON
Investigating Committees
| Report on the Mem
| phis Riots,
| An Amendatory Cnrren-
| 'cy Bill to be Re-
| ported.
CONGRESS.
Senate Proceedings on
the Reconstruction
Measure.
Action on the Army
Fay Bill in the
House.
TEE ERIE R, B. DIFFICULTY.
Enormous Indebtedness Of the
Company.
ADDITIONAL FOREIGN ITEMS,
Earl Clarendon's Speech
Relative to Continental
Affairs.
Gar|ha|di to Command the Ita|-
ian Volunteers.
Ills Letter en- Receiving the
appointment.
kEaTUCKY CONSERVATIVE
UNION STATE CON.
VERTiOH.
Resolutions Adopted and Nom
nations Made.
OLD SCHOOL GENERAL ASSEM-
BLY, At ST. LOUIS.
ARRIVAL or TW0 MORE CHOLERA
SHIPS AT NEW YORK,
Two Fatal Cholera Cases Reported
in the City.
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IN }aock &6. k1nz,e's Addition 10 Chlcsro'
On ttash st~ oeIcg 3hx1aa n valued 's1n n6a
LOIS n Brands Addition 70 Chicago, vi.
cthk.s...-. n M
tn' orsfoarth acre Lots II Wr. B. Asto.'s
Ut Addition TO Hyde Park snd Wood
2"n. Fa1ntd at*-....-....................1 10 po1
Whole section Of land Il Thftes,de Co..
ILL, knowo as s. s., 7. T., r. :, valued at 1leoo
1u14.'...'s... ..'s......-..---........,...,.. $3ItrQ
1H IN Gteenbacks,....... ........,,... ANN
- 40 do each slob0o......,.,,... "a m
90 % each seso-............. 1o.ioo
GIFT 10 Real Es,atc, couststtcc OF " n 1'''1'
wv, s. s. T. s., r. la, belce miles west
Of Chicago. valued at.......,..., IN M
6ifs IN Zeal Estats. consisting Of 8. ". ",
s. 2. i. 3. 81. 7. S, RI, and n. WIN.
r NJ =. s, T. II, F. :, In Juneau Co., WITS,
FNned at....- ....-........,.,,.,, enc
ooGhtsia Zeal Estate. being 50 1o.s h Br.uo.a
Addition 70 ChfcsGo, esch Il ,0o5 ...... $1,000
~ 6lHs IN Pt3t oB. each valued At $780,. 70 ma
ao usts 70 sets of Pss1os Fusrtture, esch t5oo saQ
~ GiaA In Gents' Gold Watches, each $780,. 5a.0c
~ Gns In Lhdtes' Golu Watches each seDo.. 4a.x1
~ G!tls to sewing Machines. each $1eQ, ,.. n On
w GUS IN American Silver Tatche4each rs s. 90
~ ~ 1ts ID American Silver Watches Leach 80 oooG
!tN Glns In silk Dress Patterns each Is: & M
M CUTS L. Silver lake Baskete. each 50 Sd sn
aeoo Gsa IN Silver Patet Caste1s, each xto... 1poS
tuo Gilts IN sett Of Silver Spoons each H. n IN
!sno Gs IN set1 OF Silver Forks, each sono
!snV 1uts N Gold ClAspcd Albums, esch u 90, 1900
!GtoN Glns u Literary ook1, each A... % M
!Auo Giffs tn Cutlery, each ta5a.......,.. Is n0c
loNN GINS IN Prckes Knives, each 32...... 70 o11
lo.W Glifs IN GIFT Books, each &1.. ..,,,. II, M
1aGeo GUS In Receipt Boozs, each {1.... Id b3o
i''e ei1ts IN articles worth nom u to s2.... lauoo
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KENTUCKY CONSERVATIVES
UNION CONVENTION.

h"Fhtsrr az the pclc-ate>-TIcport Of
st'ntssski1"e pn 0rwunHxallnt-f:i,,
Of PEI 1slanrtsG ONfcrrx->rrpet, ,,r: r,,a
4'TcesdcHt-IsepaFt 0f Committee on
e:Fedrnssa:*-II lie Resolutions, dc.
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FROM NEW YURK,

Fnfther sEnportattnus OF Cholera-The
Ship CnrPcntcrs' Eight Hour Strike
In mcmoFIam-Cholefa In the Cltx-
Ms etiu- in Favor af the Excise Law
Reward Offered For Enccndtatles-The
Tnrf. .A-r
The Portland daily press., 1866-09-15
Yacht Nettle

Hac0t NcCtIe.
rs ready to to take parties ont TO deep sea fishing
Office 40 Commercial Street,
auga2-f b. j. WILLARD.
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TNL2INbZe B2GiLCzi2ag Lot
NEAR TIE
New Park, for Sale.

E The Sacede,sbosyiG,s Church Lot,
CONTAINING about l., 900 square feet on Con-
- gress Street. just above Hampshire Street, is Of
A rare opportunity is here offered to any one wish
ing to build in the vicinity of the Park.
Apply 10 either Of the Committee,
Ae4 j. E. FERNALD,
DAVID TUCKER,
j. p. BAXTER.
Or VIM. H. JERKS, Real Estate Broker. at Rail
road Office. under Lancaster Hail.
August 60, 1866. itI 5t diff
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SAVANNAH-Ar Sth, sch Convoy. Merrill, Rock.
land; Nettie Currier, Currier, New yorT.
W!LMINGtON-Ar 10th, sch Mary & Emma
NoEFoLK, yA-Ar Sth, sch Gen Sheridan, from
rt GhioiRGEToWN-Ar 18th, brig George W Chase
BA BAL 18th, brig Geo Durham, Nc
Myronus. '' "'-'
PHILAp BEL AR 18th, sch j II Deputy,
Ar 18th, schs Aid Bunker, Calais Elvira Ran
croft, andF a. Heath, Williama, Providence. -''A
Ar 18th, brig f Larrabee Carlisle ,Allyn's Point:
sch + Elmer. Crawford. and S E Jones Fish Ros'
ton; Kolon, Jasper, DO and cid Ior Portland: Ham-
burg, Brown, Providence and cid lor Boston: Sea Sea
Breeze, Coombs, 90, and cid for Roekland
brig Forest State, Shnte, Portland; schs Keokuk,
Dr2En Boston; Elvira, Bancroft. Salem
MY YOkk7Ar 18th, barque Jewess, Stevens,
bombay brigs Evelyn. Crowley, calais; Moses Pat,
tea, Carlson, New Haven.
Ar 18Th, org Leonard Berry, Steele, Bermuda; sch
ira Bliss, Bragg, Savannah
CID Ii Il, ship Aberdeen, Cole Accanp,co. haroue
ShattanoS 81 ~, freeman, Boston sch Porto Rico.
ze Bangor; schs VIM Mccobb. do 1ar Nv Me Gas
NJ Kinney, Bangor; Waterloo, Calais ave" u N
eth, sch saml Fish, Davis
In port, briggs Mary A Chase, Mcdonald I'm NJ
buryport for Philadelphia; Elmia, hutchinson end
+ York Jord IN. Portland for do; schs T, rlhu
Brockiev, Rocllland for New York; Franklin. Con,
ary Bluehill for do; vicksburg Haskell, NBeiford
for dos Vulcan, Mason, Pembroke Tor Philadelphia;
I. 2 Smith, Brown, Digbton for New York.
FALL IIyER-Ar 18th, sch Endora, Smith, from
Ba igor.
NEW BEDFoRD-Sld 18th, schs Oliver Ames,
French, Georgetown, DC; Calista, Hall, Camden.
, HoJILMES' hOLE-Ar 18th, schs Nellie Tarbox,
Ieheue.on, New York for Boston,; Concord, Kenne-
dy, q, Tor saco Mary louise Hamil on do for Port
ia1a' fav1lion. Parker Bangor for Dghton Wreath,
In port l3 h, brigs Caroline Guu far Mary lowell
Lu'y Ann, Jas Crosby b Young: ecbs Connecticut
K Kinn A Ianns Mi'ehs tie Trojan Isis
Bra soon. Harriet Thomas, j Warren NH 'crcel,
j Lane, Mail, w Tno,ndike, d Hart. olive
Avery, Harper, Wreath, Melbourne, Pavilion, Eliza
EDGARTOWN-Ar 10th, sch Z M Braoseomb
Dodge, Calais for New Haven.
Ncw York. .r
CID 18th, sch Echo, (Brl waycott, Portland, to ad
for st John, NIB.
Ar 18th, brig Myronus, Higgins. Baltimore; schs
Leopard, Lindsey, Calais.
The Portland daily press., 1866-09-15
CITY NOTICES.
City of Portland

MASONIC NOTICE. Members Of the Masonic
lN raternity, desiring relief are requested 10
call lIpon either OF the following persons;
VIM. Curtis, Edwin S.ssllaw, Timothy j Murray,
on the mart of Portland Lodge.
Maramis r King VIM. Ross, Jr., Henry l.. Paine
on The hart Of Ancient Landmark Lodge.
Enfis Stanley, Daniel W. True, A. NJ. Burton, on
the mart of Atlantic Loige. jul 14-tf
The Portland daily press., 1866-09-15
P0RTLAND& ROCHESTER
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT

IEEHTza=l On and after Monday. April 30, 1866
Es1@stzfxtrains will leave as follows
Leave Saco River for Portland ut 80 and 900 A. NJ
340P.M.
Leave Portland FOR Saco River at BAN, 90 and
G20 Pm.
attached
>, B Stages connect at GorLam for West 6orham,
standish, Steep Falls, Baldwin, Denmark, SeLago,
Bridgton, Lovell. Hiram, Brownfeld, Fryebnrg,
Conw9y, bartlett, jackson Limington, Cornish,PoT-
ter freedom, Madison. and Eaton. N. Il
Mt buxton Center for West Buxton, onny-Eagie.
South Huntington LmingtOD, LipeFiek keHneiG,
ParsOnsfeld and 0ssipee
AtSaccarappa for South WindhaIn, WindhaIs Hill
and North Windham, daily
steam Car and Accommodation trains VII run as fol-
ows:-Leave Gorhsm for Portland at s 90 A. NJ and
200 p. N. Leave Portland for Gorham at L. Is P. NJ.
and 4P.M
BY order OF the President.
Partland ApriI 2S, ISCG-dtf
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Stray Cow.

STRAYED from the subscriber on Monday, Sent
~ 10th, SMALL light rcd COW; had on a leather
halter. Any person giving information to me where
she can DO found shall be suitably rewarded.
J. W. ROBINSON
Sept. Edit South Street, Portland
The Portland daily press., 1866-09-15

MARRIED..

In this city, Sept 49, by Rev. c. F. Allen. Joseph
K. Brett and Miss Harrefte j. Hunt, both of Port
land.
in this city, Sept I, by Rev. DIR. Graham, William
A. Burrows, Esq, and Mary Il. Parsons, both Of
Boston.
In this city, Sept H. by Rev. DR.. Graham, Vim.
f. Carr and Miss Laura j. Fowle, both Of Westport.
In this CT Y, Sept. 10, by Rev. Mr.. Stockbrid@e,
Wan. II. Warren and Miss Annie Q. Haley, both of
Boston,
n scarboro, Sept II, by Rev. H. E. Martin, Della
G. York of Stind;ah, and Miss Mary e. Hutcherson,
Of hollis. lE
In Calais. Sept. u, by Rev. DR.. Keller, DR.. E.
Howard Vose, OF Gorbarn, and Miss e. Maria, only
daughter of @. r. Goodnow, Esq.
The Portland daily press., 1866-09-15
New YarIS Markets.

NEwtYoRK. Sept II.
cotton-flrm; sales 1900 bales; Mid Hing Up ands
ut G35 a. G55e. s-4.'
Flonr-Statc and Western sales 1900 hbls. State
ut 6 90 al,n rs. Hound Hoop Ohio at Q 80 q Is "a.
Western no a 10 70. Southern dropping; sales eco
bhis. Mt II 10 q Is 20.
Whcat-3 a Sc lower; sales $500 bush. Chicago
spring, inferior. / so a RI &C. Mixed Milwaukee, 81
Amber state, new, at 2 20 q 272l. White Western
302a @D sos.
cdrl-without decided change; sales 10000 bush.
Oats-dnll and heavy. ~ -
Bccf-stcady.. X ia'a li-
Pors-gaiet but unchanged: sales 1850 bbls.; new
Llrd-dull and heavy; sales s5o hills ot III m ooc
eMnskey-qnet; sales $50 bbls. in bond al Is "a &C.
Su.irs-quet; sales 800 hhds PORTO Picn at ia a
Coilec-steady.
Enthusiastically.
IN Ha rv storesaprits Turpentnc at o5 G.. Ros-
Csc. ~ -;' ~
Frcshts to Liverpool steady Cotton 5-'Cd per
Steamer. Corn 42d,
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HOUSE and LOT FOR SALE
ON FREE STREET.
House for Sale.

THE two and half story house. No. 90 Bracket
L corner of Spring streets owned and occupied by
nj perfect order-has new rangc-furnace ETC., and
containing about II rooms. Possession can be had
Immediately. Hnot sold previously it viii be offered
at auction, Saturday next the 18th inst at three o.
clock Tho houss can be examined at any time on APP
plcation 10
JOHN c. PROCTOR,
sep11dt15 Middle Street below Post Office
The Portland daily press., 1866-09-15
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY,
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
csRszEdExa On and erMonday, JULY 2nd lsGG.
Atrans will run rs follows
Morning Express Train for South Paris, Lewiston,
GorhaJn, Island Pond, Montreal and Quebec at A.
M.
Mail Train for Waterville, Bangor, GOrham Island
Pond, Montreal and Quebec at ! l0P N
This train connects with Express trim fer To- onto,
Detroit and Chicago. Sleeping Cars attached ircn
Island Pond to Quebec and Montreal
No baggage can be received or checked after the
time above stated.
Trains will arrive as follows
From Montreal, Quebec, So. Paris. Lew
iston and Auburn, SiUAs
From Montreal, Quebec &c. 2ihF.h
The Company are not responsible for baggage to
any amount exceeding $50 in value land that person
ali unless notice is given and paid for at the rate OF
one passenger for every $500 additional value.
C. j. BRIDGES, Managing Director.
n. BAILEY, Local Superintendent
Portland April Z. 1866. dtt
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Half Of House,
FOR SALE.

MO SO Center street for sale. The lot Is As feet
IN Center by 9S feet deep. Price $500. Apply
w. II. JERKS, Re Estate Agent. sept7dtf
The Portland daily press., 1866-09-15
Valuable Real Estate on Elm ST.,
H FOL & I1E.

A PoETION of the sDAYn Estate on Elm Street,
n comprising over $4,000 foot ofHland, together
with Brick Houses, Stable &c. This property is To-
Gated Elm and Cumberland streets all susccptIble
feet. stiA asifo4A'taa ~ 'issa ~ fsis7fia -
The above property is offered for sale either in por-
tons collectively, ON liberal terms. Apply to
augcG-tf ssy' ~ fl go JOHN C. TitOCTOR
The Portland daily press., 1866-09-15
NOTTCE no MARINERS.

COAST OF FLoRIDA-LIGIIT AT CEDAR KEY.
Information is hereby given of the re-estabiisI-
meat of the Light at Cedar Key, entrance to Cedar
Key Harbor, West coast of Florida.
The g ID fixed, varied by flashes. 1t shows a
clear, fixed white light for the space of IS seconds
followed bya brilliant white fash Ct seconds dur
@ seconds duration.
The Light Is placed at elevation Of Is feet above
the level Of the sea, and should be seen in clear
weather 40 9 distance oil 10 nautical miles.
The illuminating apparatus IS by lenses of the
four i order.Ee
Dy order of the Lighthouse Board:
80. W. b. SH UBRICK, Chairman.
Treasury Department, Office L. Fl. Board,
Washington City, Aug. SC, 1866.
The Portland daily press., 1866-09-15
Provisions and Groceries I
JOSIAH DURAN.

"OULI1 inform his old friends and customers
w and the public that he has taken the commo-
dious store on the corner of Cumberland and Casco
streets, where he intends to keep choice assort-
menu of family Groceries and Provisions.
Port and, Sept 8, 1866. sep7d1m
The Portland daily press., 1866-09-15
Lake VJmNa~Oy.

* .9fT~es The new and substantial steamer
ANDREW johnson" will run the pres
ent season, on Lake Umbagog and the Megalloway
river, as follows. Leave Frost's Landing In Upton,
every Tuesday and Friday, at A. NJ. Tor the Megal
loway river stopping the Inlet of the Lake and at
Enrol Dam. ON return trips, leave Durkee's Land
ing on Maealloway, at 3 L. M, and Enrol Dam at =
p NJ stopping at the Inlet. and arriving at Frost's
Landing in Upton, at Z. NJ, same day. On other
days the boat will be in readiness to take parties to
any part Of the Lake, day or night at reas enable
price.
Fare ON regular trips, $1,00.
Connections nave been made with the Stage line
from Bethel, by which parties may soaye Bethel on
Mondays and Thursdays, at P. NJ. or on arrival Of
the tram from Portland and Boston, and arrive at
Upton same evening. Stages will return 10 Bethel
on wednesdays and Saturdays, at 4 A. M. connect
is WIN trains on the q. L. Railway, East and West
py the morning train, and Portland by the afternoon
ram, and arrive at the Lake the same day. nis
route IS one of the most beautiful and romantc III
New England, affording to the tourist. the spoti
man, and traveller the most delightful & most
finest sporting, both for gun and ROD, anu ;, ~
healthful and invigorating climate -
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For Sale.

TWO of the best building lots in Portland, located
Il at the West End, ON Congress Street,
commanding fine view of the country fol- miles
around-thc White Mountains included. Tic Horse
of lots IS 12 by 10 and 80 10 by 12s feet with wide
passage for teams i'll the rear. Apply to w. III. JET
RlS. Real Estate Agent. opposite Preble House.
July 30-ltf y r. ~ = s. 81 IS "-1s
The Portland daily press., 1866-09-15
STEAMER CLIPPER.

THE Steamer Clipper will leave Yarmoth for
il Portland every Monday, Wednesday and Sat
urday morning at O'Clock.
Returning will leave Custom House Wharf at 4
o'clock p. NJ
This Steamer has been thoroughly rebuilt and fit
ted with new boiler and machinery.
"a Has fine accommodations tor passengers.
FARE EACH WAY TWENTY CENTS.
1-Freight taken at low rates.
Excursion Parties accommodated ON application to
j. w. LAWRENCE, yarmouth,
Or LYMAN, SON 81 TOBEY, Portland.
Auo 31-dtf
The Portland daily press., 1866-09-15

Manufacturers Insurance COmpa-
ny of Boston.
The Agency Of his Company has been removed to
No. 40 Free Street. All persons having claims
for losses at the late fire, Policies issued by this
Company will pies Sc present them for adjustment
and payment. Pol cies will be issued as formerly,
on all insurable property, at fair rates OF premium.
This Company is well known as one OF the most re-
liable Ia the country. L..ia.ss
jy9 NATH'L F. DEERlNG, Agent
DEPUBLIC Insurance Company, Of Now
III York City.
Cash Capital. 5000 600
SURPLUS. :................. 21o,OOo
Total Cash Assets. .....-.. 0I5,OuO4
The less by this Company In the Portland hre is
An claimants Tor loss by the recent fire, who have
NOT already received their money, are invited to
hand in their proofs without delay. Those wishing
insurance in Company, First Glass, in every re-
spec at fair rates, are invited TO call at my office,
No so Commercial street, Thomas Block
jyz3 WARREN SPARROW, Agent.
Nh UTUAL BENEFIT LIRE INSURANCE co.
lXk The numerous Policy holders in this popular
Company, and the public generally, are informed
that its Office established at No. 50 CONNER
ciai street, in Thomas' Block. -tl Is Y
jul 10 ~ a 1sglsaiiis :. State Agent.
r 8. Twonabley, General insurance Broker,
liz would inform his many friends and the public
auce Business Broker, and can place Fire, Life
and Marine Insurance to any extent In the best Com
nies in the United States. AL business entrusted
tomyc re shall be faithful ly ATTENDED to. Y 'iiiii3
Office at G. M. Rice's Paper Store, No. 1873 Fore st.
where orders can be left. ju1l6tf 2
The Portland daily press., 1866-09-15
Notice to Land Holders.

MR.. O'DUROCIIER, Duildor, Is prepared 10 take
1t1 contracts for building, either by JOB or by
DAY WORK. Can furnish First Class workmen
and material of all description. l3 sa 8
Residence, AMERICAN HOUSE. "a.
Iinta Street, Portland.
august lIJh 1eeG @ aug20-tf
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For Lease
Mill Property and Valuable Water
Power for Sale.

rJyIIE Berlin Falls Manufacturing Company's Prop
Il crty at Berlin Falls. New Hampshire, consist
ing of large Saw Mil several Dwelling Houses, and
other buildings, and valuable Water Power, the
Anroscoggng river, is hereby offered at private sale
until the 18th day OF September irstant if not sold
before that time the same win he sollto the highest
bidder, by public auction, at Merchants Exchange
Boston, on Wednesday the 10th inst,y at 123 NJ, by
Geo. r. Hitchborn s. Co., Auctoneers, to whom par
tics wishing to buy are referred.
By order of Berlin Falls Manuf'g Cy.
st4 JonS II. WiGGfSs, ATTORNEY.
Boston, Sept, I, 1sC6. ar sep4eodtd y
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Farm for Sale.

I WILL sell my farm near Aliens Corner West
i brook, about three miles from Portland one mile
from horse cars, aud Westbrook Seminary.
said farm contains about 100 acres. part of IL very
valuable for tagc and part OF it for building lots.
There is good house. two large barus, and out hous-
the premises. It will be sold together in lots
TO suit purchasers CYRUS THURLOW,
sep11-dtf 1G5 Commercial st.
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NOTICE. will sell on favorable terms as to
IN payment, or let for term of years, the lots on
the corner of Middle and Franklin streets, and on
Fore streets. Apply to WIN. billiard, Bangor,
or SMITH & REED, Attorneys, Portland. jy12tt
LNOR SALE. 1 will scllmy house No. IS Park
IL st. Also portion OF the furniture. Possession
given ten DAYS after sale.
FREDERICK FOX,
Mr.. Fox for the present may be- found at office
Smith & Reed. Morton Block, Congress st. jul I7tf
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THE MARKETS..
TELEGRAPHIc REPORTS.
Financial.

NEW YORK, Sept. IA.
The Commercial says the stock market is rather
tirmer under purchases to cover short contracts
Governments are irmer under the improved quota
items from London. Money is abundant at q per
cent. Gold is weak. Foreign Exchange is easier
Sight bills 1919 q 10S1; sixty days bills 1864 q lott
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LIVERPOOL, Scnt. II. MOOT.
The cotton market is unchanged. The sales today
were 10000 bales. Eddling uplands arc quoted ut
l3d per pound.
LONDON Sept. IL, Noon.
Cor,sols are quoted at s9t for oney.
follows: o. s. 5-20's are qnoted at 712 Illinois Cen
trail Shares are quoted at1sa Eric Shares are quot
~ at
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GENTEEL Residence for sale in Gorlam. One of
" the finest residences in Gorham, now occupied
by. Major Mann is offered for sale The house is two
situation is unsurpassed in that beautiful Village
The lot is large upon which is fruit trees OF various
kinds, shruberry. SC. A nice spring Of excellent
the cellar. IL also has fine stable This excellent
property will commend Itself to any man who is in
want oi a pleasant home within so minutes ride OF
Portland
For further particulars enquire Of VIM. H. JER-
RlS, Real Estate Agent, at Horse Railroad Ofice
Opposite Preble House. jy11dtf