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ney house, with the lot belonging to it.
HENRY BAILEY CO., Auctoneers.
Jylo I'd No. 176 Fore ST., foot of Exchange.
E. N. PATTEN & co, AUCTIONEERS.
Omce, so Fore Stress.
Household Furniture at Auction,
On TUESDAY, July II, at 10 A. NJ, at House No,
81 Free street, known as the Ladies' Seminary will
be sold the contents, consisting of Beds, Bedding.
Carpets, Sofas, Lounges Chairs, Tai les, Bureaus,
tices. y9 I'd.
HOUSE AND LOT at Auction. On Tuesday,
IL July IL, at O'Clock, p NJ, we shall sell House
No. 81 Warren street. 1t is a one and half story
House, Of wood, nine finished rooms, good water
hard and soft-delightfully situated in good neigh
borhood and commanding fine view OF the ocean,
HENRY BAILEY 4 CO., Auctioneers,
Jyl2 I'd No. I76 Fore street.
e. M. PATTEN s. CO., Aucfioneers,
Office. $50 Fore Street.
Real Estate ON Park Place at Auction.
ON THUR >DAY, July 10, at y o'clock M, on the
~ premises, No. Park Place, wifi he sold the
three storied brick Dwelling together with tde land
Inc house is In good order, conveniently arranged,
call on the Auctioneer. jul Is I'd
HOUSE and Land nj Auction, on Thurs
IL day, July 10, at O'Clock P. M !, we shall sell
house No; 81 York street. two and half story
rooms, good water hard and soft, force pump of
sufficient power to play all over the house. 1t is a
desirable a PTSPsyty Sas P0sitiTs Title good
Jul 13-td Office at No. 176 Fore street.
r. M. PATTEN & CO., Auctioneers, 1870 Fore St.
- EAECUTOR'S SALE. Pursuant to License
from the Court OF Probate for Cumberland County,
will be sold at Public Auction on Friday July 10Th,
1850, at o'clock in the forenoon at the dwelling
house, corner OF Chestnut and Congress Sts recent
y occupied by the late Mrs. H. H. Body, all the
hnrs FIN IN RI
follows viz TAPESTRY, Brussels, Three-Ply, Super
and on Carpets, Beds, Bedding, Table Linen, Rugs,
Stands, Crockery, Glass and China Ware Kitchen
Furniture, Stoves &c. jv12 I'd
Two Houses at Auction. On Friday, July 20,
at u o'clock M, we shall sell two Houses on Can :
ton Street, on the western side-caculated for two
families each. They are just the houses wanted at
r., , IESFT BAILEY & CO., Auetl 10. :.
VALUABL House Lot on Wimot Street, at
Auction. On Friday, July 20 at o'clock P. M,
we shall sell the valuable House Lot No. 10, the
front on Wilmot Street. by 90 feet deep, with the
relics The lot ontains 1880 square feet, and is very
HENRY BAILEY & Co, Auctioneers,
jul 10 dtd Office 176 Fore st.
j. H. DRAPER, Auctioneer.
United States Cotton Sale.
JOHN H. DRAPER & Co.,
VIII sell on Friday, July 20th 1866, at o'clock P.
NJ, at their Sales Room No. 112 Pearl Street, New
York, by order of Simeon Draper U. s. Cotton AGENT
About 1000 Bales Gulf, Upland, and Sea Island
Cotton.
The above cotton has been classed and sampled by
q. W. Amory, and ma be seen in the Bale at the
Government Stores, Atlantic Dock, Brooklyn, and
by sample at the Sales Room of the auctoneers, No.
112 Pearl Street, New York, two days before the
sale. jul 13td
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AUCTION SALES.

HOUSE and LAND at Auction. On Saturday, July IA.
we shall sell the one story wooden House on Center
street, at the foot of Spring. known the Mr. Chas Stick
ney house. with the lot belonging to it.
HENRY BAILEY & CO., Auctioneers
Jy10 I'd No. 176 Fore St., foot of Exchange
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OCEAN INSURANCE Co-offce, at 1876 Fore
~ Street. aa1 0 jul13 div
|; THE Stockholders OF the Dirigo Insurance Co.
Il are hereby notified that meeting of said Com
pany will be held at the office OLA K Shurtef, No
Union Wharf, Portland, on Monday, July 10th,
lowing business:
To see what action the stockholders will take
whereby the affairs of the Company shall be closed
up.
3 To act on any other business that may then come
before them. JEREMIAH DOW 5Sec
July 49, 1866. Ai n til
A III losses in the Howard ms Co. Of New York.
"A and the Lamar ms. Co. of New Y ork, will be ad-
justed at the office Of -
]. B. CARROLL, 100 Fore St.
! July 13-d1w 5000
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COMPREHENSIVE.
1epartnership Notice.

TIME ,.dersigned have this day iorUed copart-
/ t,arjp under the firm name OF w. +. STEW
FNS CO., for the purpose Of transacting the Iron
EEN'S,dry business. We shall manufacture every de-
EDITION of Iron Castings for Buildings, Ships, Rail-
rosds, Machinery, SC. Also window weights, Caul-
1l,on Kettles Barn Door Rollers and Hangings,
Tloughs, Cultivator Teeth, Iron Fences, water
PIPES, &c. =,
We have also facilities for furnishing Retorts of all
sizes Tor Gas Work, Oil Factories, Mills, &c.
Work delivered free OF expense in any part OF the
city.
Foundry south end of Vaughan's Bridge.
Office 131 Commercial st, up airs, Portland.
WIN. Z. STEVENS,
.Ytrr rrGHr EDWIN b. POOR.
Portland, Me, June 6, 1866, Jul 13d1m
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CITY OF PORTLAND.


WHEREAS, VIM: w. Thomas and sixteen
W others have petitIoned the City Council to
widen that part of Exchange street lying between
Middle and Fore Streets by taking two feet of land
rom the propretors on each side Of SAID street, and
whereas said petition referred by the CITY Conn
Gil, July IL, 1SC6, to the unders gned 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 new streets, will meet to hear tho
parties and view the proposed way on the twenty
hrst day OF July, 1866, at four O'Clock in the alter
noon at tie corner OF Exchange and Middle streets,
ana VIII then and there proceed to determine and
adjudge whether the public convenience requires
said street or way to be laid out.
Given under our hands on this thirteenth day OF
July, A. ID. 1866.
AUG. L. STEVENS,
EDMUND PHINNEY,
AMBROSE GIDDINGS,
JOS. BRADFORD,
w. =. FILES,
ELIAS CHASE
Committee on laying out and widening streets
CORTLAND GAS LIGHT Co.-The Animal Meet
ing of the Portland Gas Light Company will DO
held at the Office of the Company No. 2e0i Morton
Block, Congress street, Wednesday, the 18th inst
at O'Clock, p. NJ, to ct The following articles:
dent and Ii easurer.
2. To choose Directors for the ensuing year.
g. To act upon any other business that may legal
ly come before the Stockholders,
July Il, 1866. jyi2 eodtd
CARD. The undersigned, though his plans have
~ been frustrated the fire, has not abandoned
his intention to resume the practice of law.
All the papers in the cases recently transferren to
him by Judge Fox have been saved. For the pres
emit he viii remain at his room in the Post Office
where he may be coDsulteh upon all branches OF pro-
fessional business. And he will attend to cases in al
the courts OF the State and Of the United StaesI
WOODBURY. DAVIS.
Portland. July n. 1896. ivI0aodiu
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GLOTHlNG.-The citizens of Portland and the be
neyoent in other parts of the counssy, are re-
ing at Ward Room No. 8, Dry Goods. Boots and
Shoes, or any other article CT clothin new or old,
they can possibly spare, the need is mmeae and
urgent. w. ). DANA Chairman Com
jy9tf
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THE Policy holders in the International Insurance Com
pany, of New York. are hereby notified that the Pres-
dent Of the Company, Charles Taylor would be pleas
ed to have all persons having claims against said Company
present them The President will BE at the office of
j. w. Munger, 166 Fore street. where the will adj
justed and paid. iy1O !, J. W. MUNGER
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PrOmptneSS and EibeFality, with
Reliable Insurance,

A LII persons holding Policies with the Portland
IA Mutual, DirigO, Piscataqua, or other Insura ce
Companies now in unfavorable circumstances, may
have their risks placed Immediately in the SOUND
of which are paying every dollar of their losses
promptly and literally, as fast as presented. con-
tinue to be Agent for the following sound Companies,
New England, of Hartford Conn.,, Harmony, Of New
York; Atlantic Fire and Marine, OF Providence,
r. r.; Atlantic Mutual Co., of Exeter, N. HI. Ali
Mass. Insurance Co., (which voted to close up al
though as sound and reliable as any Rank in Port
land having re-insufcd all their risks with another
Company will have no occasion to make any change
OF papers; but if wishing to do SO. are requested to
call on me before doing Every dollar of its losses
is being paid promptly and will continue to be So
WIN. d. LITTLE, Agent,
n Commercial ST., over John Dennis & Co.'s
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MISCELLANEOUS.

THE II. +. Society will give notice to ar s present
l. and past members, and TO others int ested in
working Tor the sufferers by the late fire mat for the
coming week, garments ready to be made viii De
found at Miss Satford's 50 High street, from o.
clock A. M. till +. NJ. Per Order.
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REMOVALS.
FITZGERALD & HODSDON,
CAN BE FOUND
At ~ Commercial Street.

yy u
pORTLAND FIVE CENTS SAVINGS BANK
The office of the Portland Five Cent Savings
Bank will be found at No 10 Free street.
Office hours from nine to half past twelve and from
2 to p. M. every business day. -
The Trustees have the satisfaction Of stating to
the Dcpostors that the Bank has sustained no loss
OF any kind by the late fire, or otherwise.
Jy9 ren NATH, f. DEERINC Treas
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A1hose who have been subject to Nervous headache
for years, are restored to perfect health by DOSE
forty dropsl OF METCALFE's GREAT RHEUMATIo
REMEDY. 1t never fails. jul 10 sn
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DERsONs having left goods ut the old Porfs,
i and Saco Dye House office, 10l Exchange 81
can present tber checks at 324 Congress stree
posite Mechsnics Hall, where all the goods n
from the lste fire can be found. All new ordent q
NAV he entrusted to our care will be executed ~ o.
best p,anner and at short notice, and at reduce%'r
ces Doubtless many of customers have met
with great losses by the late fire, therefore offer to
~ Iades' dresses dyed and finished in the best
,nSnnar tor one dollar onethird less than iormer
nrice. Ali other articles dyed in proportion.
iul I3-swpd H. BURKE.
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..MRs FURRTsM WIN continne 10

TAMES FURBESH will continue to give in
81 structions as hitherto. His library. consisting
of books in various languages either DESTROYED
by the late fire. removed by friends perhaps from
Nos Wilmot street. Amy information respecting
them, or auy number OF them, will be gratefully
ceived. Address through the post office.
a jul 13-Iw
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The Counting Room of the Press will
nc mt Parsington's. under Lancaster Hall,
ansti other arrangements can be made.
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ouhILAND CoMPANf. STOCKHOLDERS MEETING The
tilted that the Annual Meeting Of the Cooperation viii M
held at the Office Of the Company at their works on Ti;r
noon, for the purpose Of
1st Hearing and acting the reports Of the Director.
and Treasurer.
ID. Choosing Directors for the ensuing year
3D. Acting any other business that may come beforr
the meeting.
EDWARD H. DAyETs Clerk.
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mr. FRENCH has reestabished his Office at 2lI Congress
street, near the Stone Church. iylO
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Springfield Fire and Marine Insur.
ance Company.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, July 9, 1866
To the Agents and Patrons of the Springfield Fire
and Marine Insurance Company:
GENTS: We take this carly opportunity tc con-
graduate ourselves, agents and patrons that not
W1thstand1ng the great fire at Portland, July 4th,
this Company, the odd Springfield Fire and Marine
is sound, vigorous and strong.
Our losses at Portland are large we estimate
$4,000, after deducting salvage but heavy as the
claims are, We are prepared to cash every claim as
soon as presented asking no delay.
We submit to you Sta ement of our Assets, and
we are grateful that after deductng liabilities
including Portland claims, can show the very re,
spectacle amount of $123 f72 SO ovt n above the
Capital Stock OF $500, 1000
STATEMENT, July 1st., 1866.
Capital Stock. ......... S3OOnOO on
Surplus. after deducting all claims, 500, 4T2 IS
$500, 472 So
Less Portland claims, $4,000 90
$423472 5s
EDMUND FREEMAN, President
j. N. DUNHAM, Secretary.
JOHN e. DOW & SON, Agents,
Jul ID Lancaster Hall.
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The Fair Fund.

LII persons who resided in Portland April 49,
"a 1866, and still reside here, embraced in The fol-
loving classes, are requested to report to George f.
Emery at once on any afternoon after o'clock, in
tnat the list Of benehciaries Of this fund may be
perfected at once, namely:
~ All WIDOWS OF Persons who died in the Army OF
navy curing the War-all guardians orphan chill
ureh OF snch ersons-and all widowed mothers of
port. PER ORnrp
June 20 -2w.
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n reports are current that unlesou-
N have received assistance troN az wing persons
ON Clothing any citizen who is e,cm g committee
case, is requested to report them th nv OF SUCH
at the Ward Room, corner Of Spring and onmi 70
that proper action may be taken. 'outh Of
Fer order =. L. Gift ohD WADE, sec'yi
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JOHN E DOW SON may be found over Lancas-
ter Hall every day and are prepared to take
Risks to any amount wanted IN the most reliable
States, and will pay all losses by the late FIRE in
Cash. as soon as the parties send in their proofs.
jy9 JOHN E. DUW & SON.
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T II. REYNOLDS, Maniac
La Dealer in Long and Short Lsrosspurers OF and
lar attention paid to cutting dime nsonuer Particr
Me. hYnis.-Pembroke
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Great Inducements


IA Mcssrs. ANDERSON. BONNELL & CO.. have
made arrangements with Mr.. STEAD, ar Architect
of established reputation, and will in future carry ON
Architecture with their business as Engineers. Par
ties intending to build are invited 10 call at their
office, No 306 Congress street. and examine eleva-
ons and plans OF churches, banks stores, blocks of
buildings, &c. iyi2
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DOKTABLE STEAM bNGINFe; = =
II the MAXIMUM OF efficiency d., combnino
economy with the minimum of wsiahl aoility and
They are widely and favorable known and price
being in use. Ali warranted satisess more than 400
Descriptive circulars sent applcat;y, or sale
JIG: HoADLEY 81 co. LAW, Law Address
jul 10 d3m lawrence, Mass
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STOCK Of Dry Goods in Portsmouth N H., for
Sale. The subscriber intending tcrelinauish the
Dry Goods Business, offers his stock tor SALE which
L. small, and consisting mostly Of staple Goods with
Inc lease OF the store which is one Of the
best located business stands in the CITY,
THOMAS FREDICE,
- No. % Market Street.
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ID. a. w. A. GRAHAM, Iron Founders.
LIZ and Manufactm ers OF Machinery, Ship Cast
ings and Job Work Pillars, Window Weights
Gudgeons, Washers and other Castings for buiiding
purposes. Also ornamental and fence castings Door
Rollers, Clothes Reels, Brackets, &c,
Cash Paid Tor old iron. 100 Green st. Portland
jyl2 DIFF
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RoWDOIN College. The annual meeting of The
oyerseers OF Rowdoin College win be lwf AZ tker
ROBIN in the College Chapel ON Tuesday he si,t day
OF July inst, at 2o'clock in the afternoon. ~
A. G. ROBBINS, SECRETARY
Brunswick, July eth, 1866. iy12havgi
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HOUSE AND LOT at Auction. On Tuesday,
II July IL, at O'Clock, P. NJ, we shall sell House
No. 81 Warren street. It is one and half story
House, Of wood, nine finished rooms, good water
hard and sof-delightfuly situated in good neigh
borhood, and commanding fine view OF the ocean,
islands, &c. Good size lot
HENRY BAILEY 4 CO., Auctioneers,
JylZ I'd No. I76 Fore street.
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PATTERSON & CHADBOURNE. Dealers in Real
Estate, can be found until further notice at No
S Clapp's Block, Congress st, To those who were
rendered homeless by the late fire, would say we
have real estate that must be sold relieve the own
ers from pecuniary embarrassment, and good bar
Reside ces for SALE Capitalists wishing to lease land
Tor business purposes are invited to cali.
FRANK u. Fat eTson. Paul Chadburne.
July 11-dtf
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NOTICE. Policy holders in the Holyoke Insurance
~ Company, of Salem, Mass, and the Massasoit
Insurance Co.. OF Springfield, Mass, who have met
with loss and have not yet presented their claims
requested to call at upon the Secretaries of
said Companies, at our office, No. South street.
Il. WEBSTER 6 SON.
Portland, July 10. jyll
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Princes Express.

DOW q LIBBY may be found at Conant & Rand's
No 153 Commercial ST, where parties holding Pol
1cles OF loss in the late fire will call for settlomen
offices. ea % iy12dtf
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YNyANTED-By a Respectable YOUNG WOMAN q
w SITUATIONS IS good Coos Wshor snd ioneEi cha bd' %
lily reference. Appy At No. S2l seIhvan I'll t~o day.
XXANTED--A situation as WAITRESS and 10 ar
her pre.cat s,aS,iea 10 we,i fhty,eyeah..i
w ANTED-By Protestant Woman sITUA-
w IOT woHld sssit IA The wnhng re-
qared city rfenes given cn be 'esna No "a Irving
place.
A n THE GREAT NATIONAL EMPLOYMENT
Ge-msn Wsls FseisI scotch and An ricsn to salt an hss
Is.sy az ss9. f .y i " ! No.
A LII Respectable Families, Boarding Houses and
n Hotel. supplied with good SERy ANTS from Oh r.iol
Pote.iani aud Ca54c, MRS YoRAs1oNs OFFICE No %
i"lfta4ts.
A NUMBER Of well recommended German Girls
~ wont SITUATIONS 20 do General HOUSEWORK &C. e Mr.
LOVES Gernan lnsiilie No u saDons nesI tho soytr
NITY and COUNTRY LADIES who wish 20 eoOnO
Tss. s esu Z .y ssdst f. cARRoGs IslSey
MET NURSES can be obtained until O'Clock p.
w u daily Srk Euses boi a. ths shortest nge "A
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