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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-02-09
Subscribed and sworn before me this 1st day OF
January, 1866.
HENRY FOWLER, Justice of the Peace.
ORFIcE or rus AUDITOR OF SrArs !

oFFIcE OF THE AUDITOR. OF STATBlI
CoLUMBUs, o., January 10, 1866
1t is hereby certified that the foregoing is n cor
rect copy of the Statement of Condition of the Et
ma Insurance Company, of Hartford, made to and
filed in this Office, for tile year 1865. go
Witness my hand and seal officially.
JAMES II. GOODMAN, Auditor Of State.
LsEAL.l lsTAMr.l
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!. CertIfIoate aE Authority

NVEtINtNWNt ~ AutHWNiIy II
(ro eKlire on the Slst day OF January, 1879
oFFIcE OF rHE AUpIFOR or SFArR,
INSURANCE DEFARIMENr,
CoLe Asus, o., JANVARN ,, 1850.
WHEREAS, Tho Lonlitri fGrs lasl0oaco Cos,popg'
located at New Nerk City ia the State uf New York
has flied in this ofhee sWOTn statement OF its con
diton required by tho ES, section of the act Nfc
pga,laie Insurance Companies not Incorporated BY
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TO WHAT BASE ENDS" &o--There are
twenty.one editors in the Iowa Legislature.
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Tuition for the Full Course, Including Bust

Tuition for the Full Course, including Bust
ness Penmanship .---. .-----.--.--.----- S25
TccEraphlng Course .---..-..-.. IS
Both combined -. ...-.....-..... 40
Teachers Course in Penmanship .------.--- 10
TO any who have doubts concerning where to
80 for Business Education, we say--if you study
one week with u.s. aud fad we have deceived you
by false representations, ssk for your tuition fee,
and il will be refunded.
For full PARTICULARS, send for a Catalogue and
Circular. ilz
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Real Estate for Sale,

rINTIE undersigned have established Real Es-
i tate Agency in this place, and have a large
number of Improved Farms and Unimproved
Lands for sale in Wood County, Ohio, among
which are the following
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lOtdi hlaDllueS -..- ----
~. HIisCclIanceuS.

Nv, MISCELLANEOUS.
The greatest amount insured in any one
The greatest amount allowed by the
rules to be insured in any one city,
town or village, according to size
The greatest amount allowed to be in
surcd in any one block, according to
length and structure.
The amount of its capital or earnings
depos It'd in any other State, as secur-
ity for losses therein 80 ----..-4.- :
The Charter, or act of incorporation of
said Company, as previously filed.
Deposit made in Ohio herewith.
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JOHN POWERS,
.a Resident Agent,
iOc Perrysburg, Ohio.
STATEMENT

STATEMENT
OF THE hEr
OF the Condition OF the Hitna Insurance
Company,
ON THE FIRST DAY OF JANUARY,
~ 1866. made to the Auditor of Ohio, pursuant
to the Statute of that State.
Name and Location.
The name Of the Company is 1ETNA INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY, and is located at Hartford,
Connecticut.
I. Capital.
The amount Of its Capital Stock is
Two Millions Two Hundred and
Fifty Thousand Dollars, and is all
pald up---- ---------. --.-.---- SZ,z5O UOO 10
H, Assets.
Cash on hand, in Bank aud with
Agents 39j1l1 81
Real Estate, unihcumbered -------- s4,707 80
The Bonds and Stocks owned by the
Company (as per schedule iled),
how secured, and the rate Of inter
est thereon n-.--...-.--.- 35s7,637 21
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UnimDroved Lands.

100 acres miles south of Porrysburg, oI
corner Of two good county roads; heavily tmbere,
with oak, hickory, &c, improved fnms thre
sides of 1t, and good school house u mile distant
Price, $l2l3 per acre.
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INSURANCE STATEMENTS

|
STATEMENT.
on rHE
Condition Of the Home Insurance Com
pany,
lnN THE 3tsTDAY or DECEMBER,
~ 1868, made TO The Auditor OF Ohio, pursuant,
10 the Statute Of that State.
Name aud location.
TheJname Of the Company is the HOWE 1NsrR-
tAScE CoNrASY, and Is locatsd at New Haven, Con-
T. Capital.
The amount of its Capital Stock, an "a
thnrized by its Charter - 4-- 81 100000
The amount Of its Capital Stock, all
paid mp, Is, THE Capital win be ST.
100000 after January 1, lS66,l.... 100000
n Assets.
Cash Of the Company loaned on call 1864 IS
Real Eslatc unincumbcred, buildings
aud lots in New HaYcns--.-. $4,000 90
The Bonds and Stocks owned by the
Company, tas per VOUCHERS accompa-
nNiuE, --------- 4@viJJt 10
Dcbts due the Company, secured by
mortgage, as per accompanying
vOuchers,) -..-.----a-- --.-.--- 1,OjO w
Debts otherwise secured, as per youch-
crs accompanying) ------.--! eel ll9bJ3 g1
Debts for Premiums s.--.--....-.-.---- 64,772 y
safes, Sc, ....................... 1903 43
Total Assets of the Company . s775,ss6 10
III. Liabilities.
pens pcnse, waiting for further proof ...-. 35,o77 72
except small office expenses ....., e,O73 AZ
Total Liabilities. $I2O5I 10
Nv. MISCELLANEOUS.
The greatest amount insured i'm any one
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We have the only Abstract of Titles 10 all hts
AMI lands in Wood County, and will furnish copies
of same to purchasers, or owners Of land, upon
reasonable terms.
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2lO acres in section 10, Milton Township,
OH railroad we'll timbered with white-wood, black
walnut, buttenut, sugar tree, oak, hickory, bass
wood, elm and cottonwood. Good location for
steam saw mill. Price $lj per acre.
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18O acres in s 4 of sec 4, Milton Township
less than one mile from railroad, adjoining good
settlement, finely timbered, ON good roads. Price
$40 and sll per acre.
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/. bANGERous AMENDMENT.

There have Lech proposed some sixty or
more amendments 70 tie Gopslituhon Of
= 1ie thhted siStcs, EfswortBcsc are good,
crd shouhl be adopted os speedily as pos
allie, csheis hrer Objectionable; ard some
dangerous. or tho latter class stands
prominently the ono proposed hy tho Rep
resontatiyo of this District, and which we
here give entire. threads as follows:
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2io acres in Middleton Township, near Thom-
as st am mill, has on it a nice sugar ridge~and
stone quarry well tinbered. Price 81 per acre =
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A Farm Of so acres, in Perry Township, near
Mllgrovo good buildings, one Of the best orchards,
in the county on it, on good road, under good state
Of cultivation, sc. Price $40 per acre. 7ar
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t.,olrciJy Ec Sagir and Horps ofR,prcscntp,ioe,
Of he Uaii,d States Of AHlerict IL G,pyrc-s l',.m
Rei, uwu-thirds of both Houses concuiring), That
in lien Of clauses two, three, four, I've six and scv
on, Of article two section one the l,llrwng be pro-
posed as an amendment 10 said Constitution
which, when ratified by the legislatures nr three.
fourts II the several Stacs, shall he valid tc all
intcnts ana purposes, as par, Of said Constitution,
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Wants, Lost and Found.
Wanted,
Wanted Irnnediataly.

A operator on Singers Sewing Machine for leath-
EAer work, at ISL Union Street. Je3Od"V
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city of Portland.

VyTHEREAS, Thomas Barker and twenty-one
wv others have petitioned the City Council to lay
out Walnut street from Salem to Danforth street"
And whereas said petition was referred by the City
Council june 4th, 1866, to the undersigned for them
to consider and act upon, therefore
Notice is hereby gwen, 10 all parties Interested,
that the Joint Standing Committee ofthe City Coun-
ell on laying out new Streets, will meet to hear the
parties and view the proposed way on the third
day of July, 1885, at FIVE o'clock in the afternoon
at the intersection of said Walnut street with Dam
forth street. and viii then and there proceed to de-
termine and adjudge whether the public conven-
fence requires said street or way to be laid out.
Given under our hands on this twenty -ffth day
of June, A. d. 1866.
AUG. e. STEVENS, c....4
EDMUND PHINNEY, 0onAni''e on
AMBROSE GIDDINGS, LAWN, an,
ELIAS CHASE, Laying Jul
w. P. FILES, Ne" S'feeS
June 26-1w
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The Mark cts.
TELEGRAPHIC REPORTS.
FiRuD~:0s

FJnuD>;ot.
NEW YORK. June 20.
The Commercials article says every thing is dull
in Wall street except sold speculations Gold scarce
and loans made at 5-l6 to per cent. per day.
Premium firm and, there are indications of break
down by bulls Government active; 5-20s declined
4. Money n more demand; discounts quiet; ex-
change nominal. Transaction In railway stocks are
nominal, except Erie.
New York Markets.
NEW YORK, june 80.
Cottor-1oli5her; sales Loco bales Abiding Up
Flour-receipts ,9o5 bbls.; sales 5000 bbls st. t.
and Western urn for sound and dull and efoopIn5
for unsound grades. Superfne State at 90 % o.
Extra do. att 81 So. Choice do; at % = 10 o..
Round Hoop Ohio so a 10 co. Choice do. 10 90 "a
Is 49, Superfne Western So az 20: Common 10
g)oi Extrl Western So q $685.. Southern quiz
with sales $50 bbls. mixed TO good at IL 10 q Ii 20.
with sales $50 bbls common extra at 70 q 10 %;
Extra good to cho.ce at 10 30 a. Is 70.
Wheat-prlme parcels rule firm and upward; white
inferior dun and heavy; sales 7,50o BUSH; No.
Milwaukee very choice, new, 2 So, an extreme out
side price. 80 ooo
bushels. New Mixed Western at s6& a 81; new
do. uls Jund at IS a So Also $4,000 bushels shE-
ping Western mixed for all next month buyers or-
ton al SIS.
Oats-duI and 1c lower; sales State at So; Iowa at
50; new Western At 81 e1 BIC.
,e 90 q st re sae E g,e pp o 5e@ Plaa
Pork-opened heavy but closed hrmer; sales
1882 bbls. also 500 bbls. new mess Tor july bny-
closing at 80 90; regular old do, at ~ 90 "a 81 W;
Prime do. 26 Is a &c 80. 40
Lard heavy and lower; sales 40 bbls at 10
22c.
whiskey-quiet; sales e5o bbls. in bond at os;
Western at 26.
Rice-quiet. %,
OH.
Coffee-quiet.
Molasses-dull; sales 100 hhds; BarbadoeSat CO e
81; Muscovado at 46 q So. ..
Naval Stores-quet; Spirits Turpentce 81 W e.
Resin 300 q $780,
Oils-quiet; sales Linseed al / 70 q ~. Lard,
Sperm and Whale quiet.
Petroleum-dull; sales crnde at 23t "a 24c; re-
fined bonded at SO q Acc.
Taow-unchanged; sales ia, 900 lbs ct i2l a. 12&&
Wool-dull.
Freights to Liverpool-fim. Corn A q 3D. by
sailing vessels.
st. Louis Market.
ST. LOUIS, June 80.
Flour dull and declining; so % % for No single
extra 10 80 al 10 10 FIR double extra. Wheat heayy
low grades declined 10 a log Corn and oats uii-
HANGED Pork, bacon anu whiskcy unchlhged.
Nety Orleans Markets.
NEW ORLEANS, june 80.
Cotton-irregular sales to-day 1000 bales hiiddlne
at 80 a. 81.
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A FIRST class hand ON a Sewing Machine; Steady
N employment and good wages given. Also few
good Shirt makers wanted Apply Immedlately at
the SHIRT MANUFACTORY, No. 229a Congress
Street, tup stairs) Portland. June29d5t
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city of Portland.

WHEREAS Eben'r True and fifty three others
w have petitoned the City Council to lay out
street or Pu Jlic Way In said city, beginning the
northerly terminus OF Hanover street and running
to KennebeBtreet,
And whereas said petition was referred by the City
Council March 26, 1856, to the undersigned for them
to consider and act upon, therefore,
Notice is hereby given TO all parties interested that
the Joint Standing Committee of the City Council on
laying out new Streets will meet to hear the parties
and view the proposed way on the Tuesday, the Sd
day of July, 1885, at four O'Clock in the afternoon
the nortberly terminus OF said Hanover street, and
will then and there proceed to determine and adj
judge whether the public convenience requires said
street or way to be laid out
Given under our hands on this twenty-fifth day OF
June, A. D., 1866. 49,.
AUG. K. STEVENS, lc....-
EDMUND PHINNEY, Oomnit'ee on
AMBROSE GIDDINGS, 49,, ..
ELIAS CHASE, Laying ou'
JOSEPH BRADFORD, Na,r s..oo.,
w. P. FILES, 'e" ''iee'''
iune26dlw
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DIED.

In this city, July 1st Mi Ira stlson aged 30 years
10 Funeral this Monday afternoon, at o'clock
from his late residence, No % Myrtle street.
In this CITY. July LIST, Freddie A, eldest son of
James and Elizabeth Smith, aged IL years. days.
Vzg-Funeral this MONDAY afternoon, at o'clock.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend.
In Sebago, June 16, Pembroke, son of Amos and
Lydia b Ward, aged 20 years months.
In Millbrdge. June q, Of consumption, Capt JAS
G Campbell, aged 40 years.
In Brunswick, june %, Miss Fannie G Thompson
In Harpswcu, june 81, Hannah Dyer, aged lG yrs
In Bowdoin June 81 Cynthia Abel, aged So yrs
In Bath j une %, Mrs Emma Z, wife of John
Houghton Esq, and daughter of the late Maj II
Mcclellan aged 80 years.
son of the late Hon G r Porter.
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STOLEN /!

EHROM The dock, between Portland Pier and Com
e merciai Wharf, a small row BOAT, black out
side white and drab inside. Whoever will return
the same, give information where it may be found,
shall be literally rewarded. Address
e. N. AVERILI..
june2Sd1w
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Boston stock List.
MARRIED..

Tn r;ddeford June 20, John Il. Bracket, of B, and
Miss Nellie Morrill,, OF Portland. "a.
In Brunswick, June "a, Corydon 7 Curtis ana MISS
In Bethel, june 2, Leonard D Elliott and Eliza
Moody both of Rumford.
In West Summer, June 16, Hannibal M Mcanis0er
and Isabel Chadbourue.
In East Livermore, June 1e, George W Harris and
Augusta N Graffam
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To Tin Plate Workmen

A SMART, capable Servant Girl to do general
IA house-work. Must be a first-rate cook, good
washer and Toner. To such liberal wages will be
paid. Call at 20 Free street.
june2G- G L. STORER.
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Albion House.

E7Ii this House one Of the best, and the cheapest
place to stop In this City.
EENQ.4 Passengers from the boats will find this
House open early In the morning, and the best place
In Portland to get an early breakfast.
gRMeals furnished at all hours, Rooms to let by
the day or week.
Portland, June %, ts6a-dtf
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Fin E-WORkS

Furnished by S.,W. Creech, of Boston, agent of c.
E. Mastcnl will be shown in the evening" on the field
OF Mr.. Deering, near Green street. There will be
Seventeen Principal Pieces, such as Date Tree, Ka-
leidiscope, Mexican Sun, Prometbean Altar Peruvi-
an Cross, Polka Dance and Colored Battery, 1776.
Tribute TO Ceres, Saturn and his Satellites Chinese
Bower, Our Country Indian Palmetto, Fanes' Frolc,
Cascade, American Glory, Grand Finale. in honor of
Washington, producing colossal statue of the Faith
er oil his Country with Corinthian columns the Amer
lean Eagle, Notices. Devices, and other accompani-
ments, making it the most extensive and gorgeous
display, in single piece ever shown in this city.
Between the periods Of letting off the set pieces,
there will be acontnuous display of Rockets Flower
Vases, Nominations of Silver, Crimson and Emerald
Fires, Erial Bombs, rising to great attitudes and
bursti G with heavy reports, Spiral Courantines,
Silver and Coored Torbillons, Mines and Batteries
OF Colored Stars and Gold Fires
The Committee believe that for splendor and ex-
tent, this display Of Fireworks will eclipse any ever
before exhibited east of Boston.
Portland, June 26, 1866, dtd&w
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Observation-Disclosures! /!

MO more Sky-blue headsl No more turning away
IN OF your best friends because they smell Sulphur
PEASES VEGETABLE HAIR REVIEWER
will restore faded and gray hair pei fsctly natural no
yellow it will arrest its falling off at once 1t covers
any disease of the scalp and sick headache it
il the best coloring and dressing combined in the
land. Beautifully periumed. Try bottle. II. HI
Hay Co, and Messrs. Crosman s. Co, sell it in any
quantities. june99d3m
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The Latest and Best Invention.
H The Ladies' are informed that the

Patented May, 1866, may be obtained Of
MRS. PENNELL, A Brown Street.
To be worn with travelling dresses this arrange
ment Is especially desirable. Mrs. NJ. A. CHAND-
LER, Agent, Augusta.
Portland, June7, eodtf
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City of Portland.

WHEREAS Grin B. Written and thirty-four 9TH
w ers have petitioned the City ouncil to lay
out new Street or Public Way in said cty,-be-
ginning at near Henry NJ. Brackets landing on
Peaks Island, running nearly north course near
the house Of Thomas 3. Trott, thence northeast
ery to the northeasterly point of said Island.
And whereas said petition referred bv the City
Council April 2, 1885, to the undersigned, for them
to consider and act upon, therefore
Notice is hereby given to all parties interested,
that the Joint Standing Committee of the City Coun
Gil, on laying out Streets, will meet to hear the
parties and view the proposed way Thursday, the
9th day OF july 1866, at three o'clock in the alter
noon at Henry NJ. Brackets landing, the place of
beginning, and will then and there proceed to de-
termine and adjudge whether the public conven-
fence requires said street or way to be laid out.
Given under our hands on this twenty fifth day Of
June, A. D., 1866.
lfe4 A AESiI Z; sT pETENSv Committee on
AMBROSE GIDDINGS, LAYING out
ELIAS CHASE, Laying oue
JOSEPH BRADFORD, | >,e.
w. P. FILES, Nc" S'reels'
. June 26 div
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GLoUCESTER-Ar 2sth, schs Miller. White.
Boston tor Bangor; Iowa. Smith, Bangor for Phila-
delpkia; Triton, Freeman, do for Proyincetown.
NEWBURYPORT-Ar 29th, schs Helena, Harris,
and Orono, Kent, Bangor.
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pnMEsTICsPoRTS.

NEW ORI,EANS-BeIoW 22d. at quarantine sci,
los Long Osgood from Havana
CID 22d, ship Jos Holmes, Crocker Boston.
KEY WEST-Ar 10Th, brig Ida Mcleod, Cook.
PhiIade,phia land sailed 18th for Trinidad.l
rSAVANNA H-Ar 2ith. sch Convoy Merrill. from
Rockiaud -
CTXRT ESTON-Ar 9th brig /, It KNIGHT Blais
,1eIl Foclnort
RAITIHORE-Ar 9th, sch Eliza Jane. Watts.
Roston 80
GIa z1tb. brig Abby Watson. Watson. Somerset
AT 2sth sch Jas Brophy, Packard. Wilmington
cid 2SfR BRIG Mariposa NASH Boston
Sid I'M Bakeiss Island 27th [ + Q Isaac Carver from
Baltimore for Boston.
pHILADELPHIA-Ar 9th, sch S N Rich, Tur-
ner Baneor.
Ar 2sth, sch S Adams, Tabbutt, New York, land
cid for Boston.)
Below, brigs Minnie Miller, from Matanzas; VIM
Walsh. from St Croix
CID 18th. brig d Kennedy. Clever. Boston.
Also cid 2Sth, brig Walter Howes Harding, Tor
Bangor
Nueyitas: Burmah Sherman Machias scbs ChevIot'
Nah Do! Cyrus Fossett Rogers. Caiais 90ns oNo'io
AT z9th, parlue Edward Hill, Kirby, Ponce
cd 29th, steamer Rapidan Bailey, st John. Mr.
via PASSPORT: ship Crusader, Norton, for Portiand.
harnue Starlight Sparrow for Baltlnore schs al,
r Oh Bonhod Charleston; Azelda & Laura Mcfp
doe Por land
new LONDON-Ar 26th sch Highlander. Tur-
ner. Bangor for Bridgeport.
Ar 9th, sch Andrew Peters, Loud fin Bangor for
Allyn's Point.
PaovIDENCE-Below 29h brig Abner Taylor,
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For Sale

ON favorable terms About $4,000 feet of land on
J The corner OF Vaughan and Pine Streets; one Of
the most desirable lots tor sale in this city.
For particulars apply to
c. NJ. DAVIS, III Commercial st.
Portland, june 14th, 1s66-d3w
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IMPORTS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.


Saturday. june 80,
ARRIVED. ue t.- rf
Steamer New Brunswick, Winchester st John
via Eastport for Boston.
Sch Taniscott. McVane, Newfoundland, with 5000
lbs halibut.
Sch Village Maid, Littlejohn, Newfoundland.
Sch Pilgrim, (Br3 Neweomb, Windsor Ms.
Sch Bellona, Graut Sullivan:
Sch Albatross. Crockett, Bucksport.
Sch Utica, Thorndike, Rcckland.
Sch Brilliant, Condor, Bristol.
Sloop Frame, Preble. Kennebunk.
CLEARED.
Steamer Franconia, Sherwood, New York-Emery
g. Fox.
Steamer Clarion, Millken, Ellsworth - Ross &
Sturdivant.
Brig Snow Bird, (Brl Bacon, Sagua-S + Randall
Brig Paragon, tBrl Pentield, havana-Phinney q
Jackson.
Sch Emma Pemberton. (Br) Brett, st Andrews
master.
Sch Harmonic Bennett, New York; Freeman.
Sch Bowdoin, lnew) Randall, New York-Sawyer
g. SWEET.
dew VrsIv
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For Sale and to Let.
Fine CITY Residence for Sale.

e. FINE Two Story Brick Dwelling House,
E:.. centrally and beautifully located in the upper
part OF the city, is offered for sale. Has good
wood. The House contains eleven rooms. with bath
room. and large number of closets; is supplied
with hard and soft water in abundance and is in
thorough repair.
Parties wishing to secure a first class residence,
will DO well to examine this property. Terms of pay
ment easy.
For further particulars apply at the Office of
LORING, STACKPOLE &c Co.
No. lit Commercial street.
Portland, June 80, 1856. june30dlw
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Cotton Lands /!


THE subscriber has for sale several desirable Cot
Il ton Plantations in South Carolina, Georgia and
Alabama. Some OF them are well stocked with Cat
tie, Horses Mules, and all the necessary require
ments of first class Plantation and will be sold with
or without the present crops that will under ordi-
nary circumstances yielda large portion of the
required to purchase.
TIM BeES LANDS. Some choice lands in viz
gina, North Carolina, and Georgia, heavily timber
ed with OAK and Y fellow Pine.
22J0 acres OF selected Prairie and Timber Lands in
Missouri located Mission run, and readily
i, ,f ~ 49, 49, :: - ~ IND le'l hoos
cessible by Railroad or water, and can be purchas-
ed on such reasonable terms as to offer great induce
ments to any person wishing to engage in producing
the great staples of Cotton, Rice, Tobacco, Manu-
factory Lumber.
ALSO Lumber and Flour Mills, with several hun
dred square miles of Timber limits convenient TO the
River St. Lawrence, Canada East
For terms, and circulars containg specific prices
and full particulars, apply to
JOHN G. PROCTOR,
june 15-eodf LIME ST.
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A B ALLOON

viii ascend at II NJ. from Mr.. behring's grounds,
NEAR Green street, under the direction OF Messrs
Sever q Starkwetler, of Boston. During the ascen-
sion, small balloons and other displays will be de-
spatched by these gentlemen, from the principal
Balloon. 1t will require about 90 000 feet of Gas to
initiate it, and will be the largest ever sent up from
this CITY. ei-
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New Advertisements.
Letters Remaining Unclaimed

IN THE POST OFFICE AT PORTLAND, State
OF Maine, I'd day of July, 1866
sB- To obtain any of these etters. the applicant
must call for Adoertised Letters give the date on
this list, andpay ONE CENT for ADVERTISING
~" II not called for within ONE oNTH. they will
be sent to the Dead Letter Office
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FOREIGN PORTS.

AT Montevideo 25th ult, barque Speedwell, Dixon,
for New York, and others.
Sid 18th, barque Wheatland, Oliver, from n York;
for Buenos Ayres
Ar at Rio JaneIro 18th ult, ship Virginia, Weeks
Liverpool; 90, Statesman, Pendleton, Cardiff for
New York for San Francisco, in distress.
SD 18th, ship Assyria, Delano, Cailao; ed, brig
Edith. Reed, New York.
At st Thomas 31st ult brig ii Bishop, Hutch
inson, from New York, ar 18th, unc.
Ar at Kingston, Ja 11th inst, brig j West, Hutch
ms Wilmington, &c.
Ar at st John, NIB, 18th inst ship Constitution,
Mitchell New York.
Ar at do 25th inst. u gunboat Winooski, from
Portland.
CID 2lst. brig Jennie Clark, Roberts, Galveston;
2Sd, ships Yorick Dixon and Star OF the West, Per
ry, Liverpool; Eleanor, Patten, London.