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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-08
THE ANNIVERSARIES.
Anui.~rsary OF the seemsn's Friend society.

The American seamen's Friend Society celebrated
their 3sh anniversary last evening al Irving Hall The
comprised PRAYER singing addresses sc AT tie
h0nr appointed or the commencement OF the ceremonies e
hall filed with large audience very many OF nom were
ladies' her vonr'arv the hne belonging a. tie
ha by Dr T. T. AiLA aud prayer 10y Tue KEY, Df tkEls
Chancellor Of the New i0rk UDiersy the audience loheu
singing the well known hymn commencing lilo" !e the
Trumpet blow &c An abstract OF The annual Iepor, was
read iy n LOOMS one OF me Scretales OF the
Society bv which the following facts appeared;
Tire pas wear has been Of recrosrHefon The HCsFu
he's engaged considerable extent In the repair 81
damagrs the terrible struggle three cha
ehsr been broken np left ~ state Of suspension me
snu ard befhs Turned pita IN the seissiudes OF
tie war for both armies and Of them len nearly IN runs
We bed follow eel TIE OF commerce INTO the navy
marine or into those large naval suadrons sent abroad on
more peaceful MISSION
Tie Board during the year. have appointed made appro
piations sustan chspains IN Norfolk and Richmond o.
Wilmington n c. Charleston : e., Savannah mobile NeW
Orleans and Galveston IN Texas
chaplain has been appointed to Antwerp, Belgium; TWO
additional sailor missionaries In sweden ana one 10 NoI"ay
also appointed the Chincha Islands feini OUT
the unsettled state oil antlfs there ana 'tcf ci
cumstHDces. has not sailed
foreign stations have received the attention oil tue
Board end will be filed the right men can Do ouhd
and their means wil justify the appointment.
Havre Marsees Yokaharns Honolulu and Ho. report pro-
cte, mach could be expected among the
small nuhr sailors yet returned to those ports
Those Francisco Valparaiso, Sweden Denmark ana
NORWAY well NegYOrk aud brooklyn, report eoasld
cradle number OF seamen hopefully converted TO God.
In regard to the S,a Missions they report:
In consequence Of largo number Of naval vessels tong
commission unusgy large number OF libraries hsve
been returned for reshpmen IN the merchant service te
number Of libraries shipped therefore have been little
loss fhane ith 0f he VIZ
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Farm for Sale.

SlIGATED IN the town Of Gorham, quite near TO
~ the Rail Road Station, Seminary and Churches,
moving, h1lage, pasturage and wood. There is one
enclosure Of grass land containing co acres, a very
handsome neld. Hard and soft wood for the use 81
me family. for IN indefinite period A large mansion
house. good style and finish, containing 15rooms fine
cen,r with never ailing ciscrn tor SOFT water milk
anu vegetable rooms. The house Is warmed by fur
mace burning wood. Two wells and a spriug of MIRO
water near the house. There is large barn and
1Sulbundlngs. Some 200 apple and fruit trees No
man to procure beautiful country residence
For further particulars enquire Of the present scc
palt Mr. dcorgc Pcndlet0n. For terms and price
sep13dtSw1m FREN' COPEV
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MY MIR 8. C.OLBY's II
"a BONNET ROOMS.
Notice..

will be foun at No. Cotton, near Free street
where she offers the bad noe other stock, at very
low prices. Thos owing bills, will conf favor by
calling and settling the same. seplieotltt
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P0RTLAND& ROCHESTERRR
SUMNER ARRANGEMENr

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
l-EEszs4y {s5ffsI On and after Mopd.y -, 90 -
fstrains will leave as follows: Pr" 'o' 1000
Leave Saco River tor Portland at 20 and aoo =.
340P N. N '"nu'oo a. n
Leave Portland for sacO River att 1874 NJ, oOana
$50 Pm. t.1 7.st ~"' anu
The 400 p. train out and the Am. train in to
Portland will be freight trains with passenger cars
attached. ''
E9 Stages connect at Gorham for West eorbam.
standish, Steep Falls, Baldwin, Denmark, Sebago,
Bridgton, Lowell, Hiram, Brownfeld, Fryebufg,
Conway, BARTLETT, Jackson Limington, Cornish Por.
ter Freedom, Madison. and Eaton. NJ ii
At Buxton Center for West Buxton, Benny gle
South Liminston. Limington, Limerick, Newfeld
Parsonsfeld and 0ssipee '''
At Saccarappa for South Windham, Windham Hill
aud North Windham, daily
steam Car and Accommodation trains will run as fol.
lows:-Leage Gorhsn for Portland at 10 A. N. and
200 NJ Leave Portland for Gorham at Il Is p. NJ
and p.
I....,. By order OF the President.
Portland April rs. Ise6-dtf
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DIED.

In this city, Sept. q, Mrs. Lucy Warren widow OF
the late Thcs. Warren, ESQ., aged 76 years.
In this city, Sept. 26, S. Adde, youngest daughter
OF .'ohn Fl and Mary A. Williams, aged ID years
In Kennebunkport, Sept. 70, Mrs. Esther, wife Of
Cap. JAS Fletcher, aged A years.
In Norridgewock. Sept. u. Dr. John S. Lynde,
aged 7S years.
In pittston, Sept 10, Mr. Eben Day. aged 90 years.
In Be grade, Sept 16, Mrs. Hannah Daniren aged
SO years. E - =
In Belgrade, Sept. %, Mrs. Rachel F wife of VIM.
q. Bartlett, aged IS years month";. =. hos +
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Lake Unsbnro..


The new and substantial steamer
-aSaess.ssSs Andrew johnson" viii run the pres
ent season, on Lake Umbagog and the NeoaIlarva ,
river, as follows. Leave Frosts Landing in linton.
every Tuesday and Friday, att A. NJ, for the Mccall
l0way river, stopping at the Inlet Of fine Lake and ~
Enrol Dam On return trips, leave Durkee's Land.
ing on Maeailoway, at T. NJ, and Enrol pam af K
p. NJ, stopping at the Inlet, and arriving nj Frosts
Landing, In UPTON. at p NJ. same day. On other
days the boat VIII be in readiness to take parties To
price.
u Fare ON regular trips, 90. 4fI.
Connections nave been made with the Stage line
from Bethel, by which parties may Ioave Bethel on
Mondays aud Thursdays, at r. NJ or on arrival 81
the train from Portland and Boston, and arrive NJ
Upton same evening. Stages VIM return to Betbai
on Wednesdays and Saturdays. at A. NJ connecf
ing with trains the u. Il. Railway East and West
Parties can leave Boston ON Mondays and Thurs,lavs
by the morning tram, and Portland by the alternon
train, and arrive ut the Lake the same day mi.
route is one of the most beautiful and romantic in
New England, aifording to the tourist, the sports
man, and traveller, the most delightful scenery the
finest sporting, both for gun and rod aud The most
Aea1hiu anu ihVlsorau"s cnhie'e' jul IL
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NJ \ Il I ~ II ~ WIS
PORT OF ORTLAND.

GHAA Thursday, September 81.
',HE tlEes ARRIVED. pte
Steamer New England, Field, st John. NIB, via
Bafque q Diseow, tBr, o'Bren. Newport, Eng,
SCI s saasi sp Esss B a GssSn r''H' Ms
Sch Abdon Keene, Keene, Bay Chaeur with 22o
Sch II Mansfield, Prout, Bay Chaleur, 21O bbl
Ba1que Norton Slower, Slower, Matanzas-Phn-
EATT Brig nrsyn new, OF Portland 500 TONS, jas
SCI fRsG Gas e. aas 81 te aas1q S
and AsH M MfH SCI a1' Mar s fo
-.-... New York; and others. -
sfa-3A ssitaet ii4 ai- DISASTERS. rm
IiTig Annie West" of Portland with cargo o,
Wrecked island d ns cap Haa
and crew saved and taken to Canso
AFAR2'Ffo DOMESTIC PORTS.
a'a iae NEW oRLSANS-Below 18th, barque wIIor-
a5s S Sns Hse New %spt By ssrs
Cid 10Th sll p lisbon, Curtis, Bordeaux -
.sei.5te Towed to sea, ship Kate Davenport barque
riarf Ship Marcia Day, is at Pass at anchor out.
Sle Sn tSf se5 r,th sch ID. Nav n,..o
NEWBERN, Nc-Ar 2ad, sch Demar, Lane, from
Ns sESSa asS 1s'h brig Ida Abbott, CLARK,
Oh 81 s9 G5s a9Fts S9s ses M Ssr HeF Whitman.
Below 18th, barane Stella Croker, from Liverpool
@ sfss 'Ss assr sstsaa FAN River
@ y: ahg d Gnss MofR ay;o San Francisco
4' SD ssd sch Camp Campbell for Ne% ise
% a Big eso hSs afnSs n NJ
g g, 81 Oh New Point asd barque Samuel Ia box, 70,
npHIIADELPHIA-,r 18th, sch R j Mercer
.rst,r,,z Newell, Portland;
haskell taa n:t Haskell Bangor; Mary Fletcher Pendle-
- ta iA AT 18th 9Th earque Mira. Dix, Iviztut l -.
M o e'9, easne Reunion Tracy Savannah; brig
1 "a S Sonf Boston; Adde walton Hch or Quincy
81. hE GNu Y ORR , 18th bras Kennedy, Dun
as; sarah RE %ess. pe
Ble5 HIGGINS ElswSTth; Mary 1ioe ei Perry asoh
fP$ Ey WIS FL s:?'a Sssy
SON s , A@ssbH5Y FoTsssnd Richard
s, weed MaseIrs i aays Liverpool; brig
SSss d ssa
y Ns MsSs Bqsnes AyTes DrIgs scotland
s sS% &c., %mass'n
Gld sSh 6Fig Trenton Anterior, Bangor; sch Cor
r p; pRoViDENcE-Ar 2dtb, brig FIeetwing Park,
VIZ 1... 10Th sshs eorsian. Brown,
Fall FALL RIVER-Ar 25th h Hero, Matthews f.,
cd 18th srg i Means, Hopkins, New York: s.,
Sno
fn Shulee, MS, for New York. A'w Cof-
In port, brigs Mary Piumer, Annandae Jaroo
Davis, Forest State, F Larrabee, Hiram, AbifE
Nelson; schs Andrew Peters, Moses Patten r 4
Heath V Bergen. Tilt Kookuk, II Prescott Ella
sylvan, Dresden, Mary, Hyena New Globe, Wreath
Dene Creole, Jos Warren, Pavilion, VIM Stevens
n1ek I Challenge, Chattanooga, siak, Roamer sa-
40 vPR DaSF4TS%s ss 2fs S''0 Armenia
Sado. N Sew DIRK for Boston Mabel Hail. Hail. do
Nis w AoT ed a. sumter Stetson, do for Portsmouth:
Hi S,e a aa, 10 or do Mt Hope Varnum do far do:
iant Boynon do rom do for Kennebnnk; Maria
Intyre Norfolk for PortI nanSgor Julia Newell Nc
ProvincetOwn. - 'sen age Nlckerson,
80 S Gr, pLgs c Maaawaska Ballard East Indies:
s.-- Ar 9th, barque Carlton, Damon Ma,.r. |,
Minnie Cobb Ingralam, New York: Kend;, sens
tr Mitchell Machias Hattie Annah, Lord Ban9%
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FOREIGN PORTS.

FOkE1GN PORTS.
son, Mobile. o' huiipu'' MD
CID at Lingan, CB sth inst. brig l. T. waaswortb
bai'ey' New York; sch VIM Flint, Post, do:
lPer City Of London, at New York;
:, Ar at Liverpool 9th inst, Cul ivator Russell New
Aop OH, i2th, Nova Scotian, (s) Quebec
gu Gun, ocean Traveller, McCalmont, Cardiff and
MonteWde0; Zephyr, Porter, Calcutta; 9th Alice
heIley, Kelley, Cardiff and Montevideo
Ent Tor ldg 14th, Grace Darling, Martin, for Bos-
Ton; Nunquam DormiO, Cousins do
- Ent out 1T London IL Ii, E w Stetson, Wo dard
New York. ~ p
on P rtsmouth 10th, Lo emo, Williams, from Lon
don for New York.
Sid FIN Plymouth sth inst, Urs mia, Piukham, for
Baltimore. .s.... = -e
Ar at Falmouth 9th, Europa, Hanson, Bassein
18th, Helias, Hanson, Rangoon
Sid I'm Newport sth, Z + Herman, HERMAN,
Buenos Ayres. -'-
Ar at Queenstown 9th, Ladoga Wiley, Philadel-
phia, land sailed 18th for Londonl
Ar at Marsees 9th inst Ormus Pc terpiu Nav
York; Sharpsburg, Randall, Philadelphia -
Sid finn Cctte 4th inst Star King, Anderson for
New York. asl ttII " ~ : 80
Calao. IN - NN,'>'o' A@''e''
Sid FIN Bremerhaven 9th, Arracan. Stricken, fol
New Orleans. - = - -
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A Farm for SaIe,

CAD Farm is situated in Bridgton and contains
~ about forty acres Of excellent land, has good
buildings, young orchard in bearing, Sc viii be
SOD az great bargain il applied for soon. VIII be
leased for term of years. Reason for selllng is
maDhty 10 give personal attention to its cultivation
ises CHARLES A. KENN Aim
Sent1 fdIms -
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NEW YORK, Sept. o.
Cottnn-actiye and HIGHER: sales 200 bales Mid
ding Uplands 3S a. 40c.
Fiour-unchanged; sales 10, 800 bbls. Southern I'M
changed sales 420 bbls.
Wheat-without decided change; sales 81, 900 bush.
Chicago Spring, new, No. 1,257k Do do, old, 80.
milwaukee, 20. Old No. 90: 81 9 23l.
Corn-1 "a &c duer, closing irmer; sales o. GOO
bush Mixed Western SO a 92c.
Otsa-1c better; sales 81 900 bush. Chicago at 81
@9 So. ~
Pork-dull and heavy; sales 3,1OO bbls. New Mess
ut SO So q 81 80 closing at 80 90 cash. -0''
Lard-heavy; sales 40 bbls at 16f "a 10
sWhiskey-frmer; sales rs bbls. in bond at Aoc
.o S1gars-steaiy; sales 1000 hhds of Muscoyado a
III S q 1Ic 80 S9p boxes Havana at III q lie
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Boston Stock List.
MARRIED.

In Cape Elizabeth, Sept 26, by Rev. S. f. Wether-
bee, Augustus M. Morgan Esq. of Springfield, Mass
and Miss Hester A. Harris, of Portland.
In Bath, Sept &c, by Rev. W. p. Tucker, Gen j. s.
Smith, of Upper Saltwater, and Agnes E.. daughter
of Freeman Clark, Esq.,, of Bath.
In Biddeord, Sept. Is, David Elliot and Josephine
Berry. -
In Wayne. Sept. %, VIM. o. Taplin, OF Lewiston,
and Lydia Il. HERMAN, of w. t
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For Sale,

IARH for Safe. The subscriber offers his
farm for sale will exchange for city property
1t Is first rate farm OF ITO acres with two story
4Ox6O There Is never falling supply OF good water
anil wood lot. Said iarn Is Situated on the road
from Saccarappa to Gorham Corner, about one mile
from the latter piac For further particulars apply
to DOW q JOHNSON, Molilton street, or j. II.
Cook, on the premises 'iIiH2lc jy27-eodtf
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RAILROADS.
PORTLAND 4 KENNEBEC R.R.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,
Commencing Monday, April 3Osh, 1861

COhhftncHhg MOnuHy, April 3Oik, 1865
Csz5.-Ssss1 Passenger Trains leave Portland daily
.t.sk.s-1a@ at LOO 7. M, for Bath, Augusta, wat,
erve, kendalls Mills, Skowhegan, and Intermediate
gin II. R.l for Lewiston and Pennington and at
Kendalls Mills with Maine Central II. r. for Bangor
stations Fares as loc BY this route
as any other.
Leave Portland for Bath, Lewiston, Augusta and
intermediate stations Saturday only at 500 p. M.
Mixed Train leaves Portland for Bath and mterme-
diate stations daily, except Saturday at 3.45 p. NJ.
freight Train, with passenger car attached, will
!eave Portland for Skowhegan and int mediate sta
ions every morning at O'Clock.
lrams from Bath and Lewiston are due at Portland
anS S'oU NJ, and from SkOwhegan and Pennington
with trains for Boston, " O Ans w 0'.''''
,at * ior hockland connect at Bath; and for Bel
WOOL az AAahugusta and Tor Scion, Anson Norrdge-
and a. Ch ami Moose Head Lake at Skowhegan,
saIhor, Onna, East and North Vassaiboro' at Vas,
anu ror Unity at kendalps Mi,ps.
April %. 1ss, AZ, LATCH, Superintendent.
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A Good House

EOR SALE. The well built and pleasantly located
y square house No. "a Monument Street, built and
now occupied by MIR. g. Mark. House contains suit
p,rors, setting-room dning-room. kitchen and live
Of good water The LOT is 80 by so feet Good space
1or another house. Apply TO .1ai'}tl'
w. I'll, JERKS, Real Estate Agent.
Sept. 10-dtf 3fl'f-,i-f
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INSURANCE

T 4. Twombley, General Insurance BroSer
IL. would inform his many friends and the public
generally that he is prepared to continue the lnsur-
ance Business as Broker, and can place Fire, Life
nlnies in the United States. All business entrusted
10 INV G re shall be faithful ly attended to.
Office at G. M. Rice's Paper Store, No. 1873 Fore St,
where orders can be left. .tHss inli6tf
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u For Sale.

Two Of the best building lots in Portland located
at tho West End, on Congress Street.
around--the White Mountains included THE Horse
Cars pass this Property every fifteen minutes. Size
passage for teams intle rear. Apply to vi, II. JER.
i'iS, lioal Estate Agent. opposite Prcble House.
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Particular Notice

VALUABLE house lots for sale on the corner of
Deering and Henry streets, The moist desilablc
lots now in the market. inquire of
tt'F kttt IS HANSON s. DOW
Real Estate Agents No. 345 Cmgfcss St 1
Houses and lots in different parts of the city
for sale cheap. q If | sen14diI'
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For Sale OR Lease

VIE property adjoining the westerly side of the
Canaf Bank, known as the "WildraSe" proper-
two rods on Middle street. extending back Ten rods
ana s as valuable apiece OF property for te purpose
o. building, as any in the city. Apply to- -fETt
r.. 800 t'.sJl p lNATHL F. DEERING.
% augf-uf4 tti s.',I.aa 80. No. 10 Free Street
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Lost -!
NOHce,

ON Monday gold breast pin with the stones set in
~ silver The finder win be suitably rewarded nv
leaving it at Coo & MeCalers store, No. III Make
SQUARE. asgssEH asa asep25dtf illiiaT'
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SPOKEN,

July 10, lat 30 s, Ion ID E, ship Gardiner Colby
"a days from Rangoon for Falmouth E.
Aug 10, lat 30 n, Ion ii w, ship Geo PEABODY from
Ph label ghia for San Francisco.
Sept ID. lat 45 40, Ion d. ship Empire State IRON
Dublin for Quebec.
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THE EVENING SESSIONS

The object of these sessions is to enable those who
may not ind 1t convenient to attend during the tay
to enter upon and complete the course evenings and
to place the facilities for obtaining good hand writ
ing within the reach OF ALL Particular attention will
be given to each branch. ~ :
l.. L.. A. GRAY, Principal,
No. IL Clapp's Block, cor. Elm and Congress Sta.
Sept q, 1866, div. IL.
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, House and Lot for Sale.

THE two story brick house and store No. 40 con-
Il gress ST. 25 feet front occupied only as garden.
For particulars enquire on the premises. aug7li
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fNHiS y TO forbid all persons from harborino n,
L trusting my wife, MARY BELLA CLAIR. on
my account after this date vi
ssept22-d1w*b stgn Sa' SROBf. nj. CJ,ARK,
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International Steamship Co.
49, 50 Et4A
EastpOft, Calais AZ st. John.
o. FALL ARRANGEMENT
Ii TWO TRIPS PER WEEK.

On and after Monday, October Isl
>s~-,TSM the steamer NEW BRUNSWICK,
ia I1tlJs NAM Capt 4. b. WINCHESTER, and
-. Ss.ss5 -. the steamer NEW ENGLAND
-, = Capt. Il. FIELD will leave Rail
Road w harf foot of State Street every MONDAY and
John. til5t U...0UI--.- F anu ''
RETURNING, will leave st. John and Fas.,ort
same days for Portland and Boston,
.. az Passport the Steamer QUEEN will connect tor
Railway to Woodstock and Houlton Stations and
stage Coaches viii connect for Machas '''N
a AT 81 Jom passengers take Il. Il N A Railway
I lot Snediac, and nom thence for Sufnmersi,le and
Charlottetown, p. L. Island, and Pictou, MS; Sisc
at St John the steamer Empress for Windsor and
Halitax, every Tuesday and Friday evenings and IA,
Digby every Monday and Thursday mornings. ' 'O'
PM n 4, n AMOS 0'A'
sep25-dtf 49,
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DERS0Ns clearing the ruins or digging cellars can
, % find good place to deposit their rubbish on
Franklin Wharf, e,~ S. ROUNDS,
sept10-dtf l'F o'--.d RI Whaffngcr.
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New Orleans nra.,,...

f,ot.o NE ORLEANS, Sept. q.
35c. Receipts 653 bales N'N'' A'o" '''Ne
ling nominally 154 q
rIeignts to New York &c. Freights to Liverpool
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4 VALUABLE lotin tic burnt district. A rare
"A chance for Improvement or investment. Local
non one OF the best. Lot contains over $4,000 feet
Inquire of iAi u 4 Z JOIiNIS. PROCTFT.
Sept, l3-df ... Nifldla cIraat
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IInnse I.nasL

ELiGABiE House Lots tor sale on Thomas, En-
IA cry and Congress ST ects; near tho. head of
State street Afaq ,lI
w. STEPHENSON,
Portland, Aug S.-dtf I'd National Bank
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For Sale,
For Sale

Z A DESIRABLE Lot on Congress street fronting
IN the Park Inquire Of 2 ~
sept22dSw JOHN c. PROCTOR,
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&5aH Houses for Sale. 'lfpi d, &.
A L prices ranging from $4,000 to $20Oo.oO.
"a enquire Of FRED N. DOW, at 452 congress st,
from to PIP M. W y r. se519,ltf
NARBM for Sale in Westbrook. A choice farm OF
i tiT acres wen divided into moving, pasturage
house with Ii two barns, carriage house, stable sc
Farming Tools, Stock and present Crops. In ali re-
spects this is one OF the best Farms in the cOunt
Inquire of JIG. PROCTOR, 65 Middle St.,
Juil6dtf Opposite the ''Woodls HOtei" /.
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THIS School for Children will be re-onened MON
DAY, October 1st, in the rooms under the Chapel
OF State street Church. The term will consist of ten
weeks. Iaiuen,S6oo-i li IN i sept2id2w
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ENOR shLEztioirse No 81 Bracket street. The
lot Is 80 feet front by about 100 feet tleerILS
1T contains rooms is very conveniently array
has gas fixtures and penfi III supply vi hard s,si
soft water is very the line of the horse cars and
every way desirable residence, For terms apnly
to Ia, IL P.p ,IlSl A NJ Ppck CongressSt.
'1A" wv 4fh Rlif 'V. ssHs ~ w
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1t is matter of considerable importance to gas
consumers generally and OF especial importance to all
keepers of Hotels and large Boarding Houses to have
such gas burners will admit of being, easily and
permanently adjusted to suit the special requirements
of the locality of each because those who have
pay the bills, feel but little interest in
mining the gas, and sometimes carlessy, thought
lessly, turn on twice or thrice much would
swer their needs. MHA lae se,ir
This regulator enables the proprietor of Dwelling,
Boarding House or Hotel to permanently adjust the
capacity of each burner to exactly st the special
quirements Of its locality. ~ 5lfr
Il Mr.. McIntire Agent for STATIONS Regulator will
be happy to demonstrate the of the great
difference and accordingly experiment without Occu-
plying much time of either consumer or himself The
simplest experiment win prove the superiority be-
yond question.
q The Regulators ore now on exhibition and for sale
at Horse Bail Road Once, corner of Congress s. Gen.
tire Streets. y, 81 \ .. 49, Q
c. iie.-. ~ $50! .lrs by GEO, +, MCINTYRE,
sep22-d4w n Agent for N. E. States
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cid 9th. bardtie Cochrane, Pierce, Charleston:
brio a b Jordan, Perkins, st Marys, Fla.
I'D 81 ship Union barque Flora Sonthard.
BANGOR-Cld 25tb, sch Onward, WardwelI. for
Portland.
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FOf Sale y
THE lot Of Land on the westerly corner of Con-
gress and Pearl Sts., fronting on Congress street
a6SutE II feet and on Pearl about 90 feet
j Apply To " CHARLES f. BARRETT
AZ office Grand Trunk Railway Station.
q iiFoitiand, Aug. s. 1866. GN Z. aueDtf
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IMPORTS.

NEWPORT. E. Barque l. l;gelow-S5s tons coal,
to Montreal DC an Steamship Co.
P1GTOU, Ms. Brig Fannie 6ordon-31s tons coal,
Geo T. B jackson.
iiILLSBoRo NIB. Sch Amo - 81 toms coal to
Kerosene Oil Co. -
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REAL ESTATE.

To Lease for. Term of Years,
VNHE land on Exchange street, nearly opposite the
l. Banking House now building for the Portland
Savings Bank. Lot about SO feet front by 146 feet
deep. Inquire of j. W. SYMONDS, Boody House.
corner Congress and Chestnut streets se1o7d1w
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'rhe wonderful progress OF medical Sci
~ II Eence during the past sic years, only makes
AMt sible for the conscientious Physician
HAMtO declare, now that, CONSUMPTION Is AS
AAM CERTAINLY CURED as lniermiteat Fcrer.
and as CERTAINLY PREVENTED as ,SMdfi
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