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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-09
Railroad Arrangements
FOR THE
FAIR
ONO STATE BOARD OF FAGRICULTUREl
SRORETARY's OFFICE
COLUMBUS, September ls, 1896. }

ONO STATE BOARD OF FAGRICULTuREl
SRORETARY's OFFICE,
COLUMBUS, september IL, 1895. }
A ARRANGEMENTS have been made with the
n Railroad Companies named bchow ,as Indicated
for the beneat OF visitors and exhibitrrs viz;
Cincinnati, Hamilton u Dayton will carry pss-
sengers from all points between Cincinnati and
Dayton, and return, for full fare: and all ar
tcles for cAhibition rree -.-- ~.
Atlantic Great Western will carry passengers
and freighls same as O.. u a. ID. road
Dayton y Michigan will carry passengers rrom
all points between Toledo and DAYTON and Freight
same as Cincinnati, Hamilton 4 Dayton road
Cincinnati, hichmond& x Chicago. same Gin
cinnati, Hamilton Dayton road
Cincinnati, Wilmington n Zanesyille Will carry
passengers the round trip for one fare; freights
flll charge. ...
passengers and fruights on same terms as Cincn-
natl Hamilton \ Dayton road. This includes the
branch from Delaware Ia Springfield.
sandusky & Cincinnati will carry passengers
and frcights same as g., H. 4 ID. fhis includes
Little Miami and Columbus n Nenia will carry
passengers and rreghts same as c., II. 4 D. This
Includes the branch from Xenia to Richmond, Ind
felghk same as Cincinnati Hamilton K Dayton
Bellefontaine a indianapolis will carry passon.
gers Tor one iaro for the ro and tripi no arrange
Columbus 4 Indianapolis win carry passengers
AMI freights the round trip for full fare going,
Plitsburg, Columbus 4 cincinnati will garry
passengers and freights on same terms ~ C.H.&D.
fare the round trip H'|I
Persons visiting the Fair must purchase tickets
at the regular ticket Olice-the conductors are not
proyl Jed with half fare tickots-and before leay-
ing the falr grounds must apply IN person at The
secretary = Onica 60 have tho return ticket stamp
edi otherwise II will be forfeited on mOst OF the
roads.
Persons shipping articles to the Fair for exhni.
tion must pay full freight from the point Of depar
ture 10 Dayton, for which the freight agent will
give receipt; II the articles thas shippesl are re
turned by the exhibitor without having changed
ownership in any manner, tbon the amount paid
Is produced from the Secretary tf tho Board of & &
riculture certifying that said shipped articles
were on exhibition at the state Fair at Dayton;
otherwise the ffViEht agent will retain the amount
paid. This applies 10 the roads that carry freights
iree-the Indiana Central will require tho same b
resarH the frelghts frea. ~. E..I.a '..
Tlekets on an the roads are gOod from Monday
morning September ~, antii Satuplay evening
tho 2)th. Tho arrangements for lights are 10
take effect on Monday morning, September2t and
terminAto ON saturday night, September -.
adaW1 JOHN II. kLtPPARr, see'y.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

1 EWIS GWlNNER, of the city OF Riohmond
- indiana, viii take notice that Margaret
Gwinner, of Montgomery county, state of ohio
Did, on the l2th day of September, A. D. 1866 ille
her petition IN the superior Court Of said county
and state, against the said Lewis Gwinner and
Frederick GwiDnor, Individually and as admins.
traitors Of Arnold Gwinner deCeased Frederick
Pansing and Francisco Pansing his wife, John
kurz, William McAnany and Isaac Trcver, de
manding dover in part Of the northeast quarter
oI sec 10, town range o, in Miami township, In
said county containing acres and Bq psrchss OF
land, and In another parcel of land in said qIihrtor
section, containing acres and i40 pcrcbes of
land and IN in lot No. 70 on Kerchers plat of the
town Of Miamisburg, In said county and state as
tho widow of Arnold Gwinner, late or said coun-
ty, deceRscd.
And tho said Lewis Gwinnof s notified that he
is required 10 appear and answer said petition on
or before the third Saturday after tho 25th day OF
October A. ID. 1886
MARGARET GWTNNER
LOWE NAUERTH, ID. A. HOUK, Attys.
sei2d1aw6
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SORGHUM
Notice to Sorghum Manufacturers

rINHE undersigned having obtained ths light OF
Il tho state ofOhiO to the srkYEssON EyAFORA4
roR, ana process clarifying and grAnulating SoT-
ghim syrup into mush sugar; Alsp, Ia tho mills
20 grind tho cane, and dry the sugar rendering IL
ready for market, II now having tho same nlAnu-
facturcd 20 Ordor at the estAhli Of H G. Tay-
Tor, (Gobhart& MarshHlls Machine shop Day.
ton Ohio. WV f|i
PaT.ies desrous of Availing themselves Of pro.
cess and mAchin nory, which, from the cane ia the
held 10 tho dry sugar Ia the barrel l. thorough
and complete Address JAS. HOPKINS
--.L.L.. BoX No, 14s naS ton Olno
AGENTS, desiring TO negotiate for territory wiz
apply A. above AuisNSm
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NOME YlsI
EXEC! q

A French Preparation for the Hair.
As a Dressing for tho Hair II has no equal Re
stores grey hair 20 its natural color and Keeps the
scalp clean and healthy. Every bottle warranted,
FOrsale BY Dayton Druggists. m24dSm
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9PEENDID
Livery Stable Property
IN MIAMISBURG, FOR SALE, BY
M ORDER OF COURT. ...-. 4.

nN SATURDAY, the lath day of OCTOBER
" 1886 at two O'Clock p. 81, at HORTHFR'S
HOTEL, in the town of Miamisburg, Ohio VIII
he sold TO the highest bidder, the following real
estate, as the property of LoRoy Caskcy, decreased
to-wit. situate ~ tho county OF Montgomery and
state OF Ohio being To- No IS on the origlnal plat
OF tue town OF Minmisburg, in said county. Said
property 10 be sold free OF lower
Appraised, free of dover at III 400
And cannot sell for less than two. thirds thereof
Terms of sale-One- third cash on day of sale /;
one third in one and onethird in two yenrs there
af1eri dOierred payments 10 bear inter est aud to
be secured by mortgage on the premises
AMANDA A. GASKEY
Admnistratrix of LeRoy CaSkey, deceased
ADAM CLAY, Attorney. solfdaAu4
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FARM FOR SALE.

Il WILL sell, nc private sale. n small farin con
II tanning any acres About hftveh acres are in
good timber The balance h we'll improved
There y good house and barn, aud q anC boalinK
orchard. The fences are all In eNcellent order
and there Are two wells OF gool water on the
premises. The farm Is located ON tho Dayton aud
Western kAilrOad. mile aud a half West Of ny
gins station. Call aHd examine the farm.
auoWnm ROBERT PEELING.
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Removal.

NJ EFF y BENNETT, Manufacturers and Whole
IN sale and Retail dealers ia Stoves. Hollow
wHro, Ne, have removed their Salesrodln from 80
Third street, 10 the rooms formerly occupied hy
Brown Irwin. on the corner OF First street and
tile Canal. whore they will be- pleased TO Aoo th.ar
friends and all who may be in want of INST .clnss
Cooking and Heating stoves.
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PETITION FOR PARTITION.

John lIenry Shell. Kmeline Sehoenleld and Henry
5chOenfeld Vs. Andrew CaSs Shell, Matilda VIII
myer, Samuel Mitmygr, Harriet RumborgoT,
Elias Rnimbsrger and Mary Catharino Shell.
superior Court Of Montgomery Co., -. Case j565
ANDREW CASS SHELL. Matilda Witmyer,
N samuel Witmyer, Harfiet Rumherger, RliaS
RuInberger and Mary q. shell wii take notice
that petition was illed against them on the 18th
day OF September, 1864, In tho Superior Court Oi
Montgomery county, Ohio by John Henry Shell,
Kneline SehOenfola and Henry Bchocnfold, aud is
now pending, wherein they demand partition Of
the following real estate, to-wit; situate In the
county OF Montgomery and state OF Ohio, all that
certain tract or parcel of land lying in the town
Of Miamisburg, In the county Of Montgomery and
state OF Ohio tO-wit; being in lOt No % on Jacob
Kerchers plat of said town,
Also, iniot No. fs, agreeably 10 the original plat
OF said town.
Also the following Being part Of lhc south
half OF section No -. towa y range ., II RN;
beginning a. stake on the north bon undary oi
said half seetien; thcnce 4ak degrees lIS poles
tO a stake; thence 65k degrees o2zY poles 20 4
stone; thence "a 4 degrees llo Ooles along the
pike 10 the place OF beginning, eontalDing zen
asres, more or less
Also tho following. in section S6, town !, range
q, NJ RS, being out -lOt No on isaAe TreOns plat
o. Oat- lots which IL recorded In Plat hook "A +"
page i01, Of Montgomery County Records, con,
tanning Ave acres, more o. less. ada. M
A nd that at the ae1t term Of said Court altor
forty DAYS from tue date OF the first publication OF
this notice, the said john Henry Shell. Emoline
Schdenied and Henry schoenfeld, viii apply for
an Orer that partition may bo made Of said prenl-
ses accordingly. JOHN HENRY SHELL,
EMELINE SCIIOENFELD,
HENRY SCHoENFELD.
ADAM CLAY, Attorney. sesawS
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ADVERTiTsINa ilAfIEs-T /
EeaaI
PETITloN FOR pARrIrIoN.


Daniel Moon, Wilson Moon, aud Elizabeth Moon
~ Sarah Greist, SAMUEL n. Greist Corwin Nj
! brown, and Sarah Eleanor Vail .I
Superior Court Of Montgomery County, ohio
I Case No. 35f1 Petition for Partition
~ AhAH CREST, samuel 4, Greist and sarah
- Elcanor Vail, residents Of Montgomery county
Dhlo, aud Corwin NJ. Brown, resident OF tho state
pl Missouri. You uro hereby notified that on the
~ day Of september, a. d. 1900 petition was
Med Ia tho superior Court OF Montgomery county
Ohio, 10y Daniel Moon, Wilson Moon and Elizabeth
Moon, against you, demanding partition Of the
Following described real estate, situate in the
Sounty Of Montgomery, and State OF Ohio The
north end aud an equal third part Of the east half
pt section No, 10, town ami fimge B, between the
Miami River, and bounded as follows viz: boRin
ning NJ Stone ON tho northeast OF said section.
thence south ON the section line n chains and M
links to stone; thence n SO " 10 chains and ~
links TO stone; thence n 30 n chains and 6T
links to stono on the north line Of said section
thence go On the section line ~ chains aud nj
IS 100 acres more or less
And that at tho next term of said Court held
after 30 days from the date Of tho flrst publication
OF this notice, application will he made by the said
petitioners for AN Oigier that partition may be
made of said premises. Ht.I
DANIEL MOON
WILSON MOON and
ELIZABErH MOON.
ADAM (LAy Atty ..a,.G
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wv ANTED-MERCHAN BANKRRS
Aud Everybody Wanting Good Printing done 10
examine che work eNecutsd al the EAiplre steam
job Rooms, No. 11O Main ssrOst
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THE Co partnership heretofore existing under
the style aud flrIu name OF Men, Bonnet n Co.
was dissolve on the 10th inst, Nen A. Bd.thea hayt
Ing purthHsoi the interest of Mr. Bels. Either
partner " ~ use the OF tho firm in liguida-
tson. HENRY NEFF,
MILTON BENNETT, ID 3
IYlIdaMLf MARIIIS EEIIS :
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CITY OF PORTLAND.
In Board OF Mayor and ALDERMEN.

In Board OF Mayor and Aldermen, I
Nov. 9th, 1866. I
IN the petition Of the President and Directors OF
" the Star Match Corporation for license to erect
and use stationary steam engine in the brick build
ing near Back Bay, used as a match factory;
Ordered, That Wednesday the 2st day OF Novem-
Der, instant, a. O'Clock z. M. at the Aldermen's
Room, be assigned the time and place for the con-
sideraton of said petition and that said applicant
give notice thereof by publishing this order in one of
the daily papers of this city tour times, the fret
publication to be at least fourteen days beforehand
that all parties int rested may appear and be heard
thereon.
Attest: j. NJ. HEATH, Cit Clerk
Copy, Attest j. NJ. HEATH, City Clerk.
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CITY OF PORTLAND.

In BOARD OF MAYOR AND AppERMFS.l
November 8, 1866. I
ON the petition of W. j. Mcdonald for license to
" erect and use stationary steam engine in build
ing S22 Commercial Street, Perleys Wharf:
Ordered-That Wednesday, the 21st of November
instant at . O'Clock P. NJ, at the Aldermens Room,
be assigned the time and place for the considera,
ton OF said Petition and that said applicant give mo-
tice thereof by publishing this order in Que of tho
daily papers of this city four times the first pubca
ton to be at least fourteen days beforehand that all
persons interested may appear and be heard thereon
Attest-J. M. HEATH, City Clerk
Copy, Attest-J. M. HEATH, City Clerk.
November z 1866. dat
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GLOUCESTER-Ar Sd, s, h Mary, Hailowsli' from
Ar 9Th. scbs Bsnper. MCFARLAND, Belfast for New
port; White Swan. Wooster, Calais for New York;
Leader, Holbrook from Boston ior r. ia
Southland, d for Wscasset; Angetine, Cooper do for
Eage nay Salem for BRISTOL Louisa, Oliver Wis
asset; Rena, Munroe, Bangor.
Saybrook, schs GENTLE, Henderson, Rockland: Aio.
msnta, Keene, Frankfort Sarah Moore, Herriek
i'f P6RTsMoUTH-Ar5t 9TH schs cbas c.rrou No..
worth. and Concord, Pinkham, Rockiand: Betsev
Ames Cali Bangor 1'e'sey
MAc. Ia Sls brig Alamo Libby for Prov
Sid LIST inst, schs Adelaide Sanborn tor port,od
Jason: stewart, New York. " ''"''u'
BANGOR-Ar 9Th, sch Willie Perry. Perry por.
land; Challenge, Oreutt, Dighton.
In Charlestown, Mass. Oct. 25, by Rev. j, E. RAM
kin, Frank =: Hayes, of Portland, and Miss Emily
.wIsCASsET-Sld Sd inst. brig Helen Phinnev.
Boyd, Cardenas.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Sid FIN Karikal Sept Is, ship Zuleika, Bidder, tor
Ar at Antwerp 22d ut. ship Graham's Polly, Bur-
s' Ar at Matanzas 9th ult brig Poledo, Miller
Portland.
(Per steamer Pereire, at New York;
Cid at Liverpool 2ad, H Richardson, Halves, for
Ent out 22d, Lydia skolfeld. skolfeld, for New
Orleans.
Cid at London 23d, Agra, Evans, New York; 9th.
Thos Whitney, Kelley, Philadelphia
for New Orleans " NP
Sld nm Piymouth 23d, Fred Warren, Phinney, Tim
New York. ''-
New York '.'-
In Hayre Roads 22d ult, John Spear. Stinson. FIN
Akyab. - -
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CITY NOTICES,
CITY OF PORTLAND.
In Board of Mayor and Alderm

In Board of Mayor and Aldermen.
Nov. 9Th, 1865.
ON the petition of VIM. ii. Melcher & Co. for IL
~ cense to erect and Stationary Steam En-
CINE on the lot Of land known the Tyler Rice lot
between portland Glass Works" and Lawrence's
ship yard:
ORDERED, That Wednesday, the 21st day OF Nov,
inst at O'Clock p. M, at the Aldermen's Room be
said petition; and that said applicants give notice
thereof by publishing this order In one OF the daily
papers of this city four times the first publication 10
be at least fourteen days beforehand that ali
Interested may appear and be heard thereon
Attest: j. M HEATH, City Clerk
Copy Attest: j. NJ HEATH City Clerk
nov7d4t - "
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale.
n Rare Chance!

nHE lot of land, with the brick stable and unfin-
4 ished brick dwelling house thereon, corner Of
Congress and Smith Streets belonging to the estate of
the late Charles Il. Beckett is offered for sale.
The lot is about 100 by A feet, and the house. con-
structed after plans and specifications by Harding
the architect is so fan advanced that it can be inis-
ed IN season for occupancy the coming winter the
work upon it is Immediately resumed. A r. !. g
better opportunity procuring an elegant
house in pleasant situation could not be wished for
Apply to s.. B. BECKETT,
~ tAAAAS q. Assessors Office, Mechanics Hall;
THOMAS L. SAWYER,
3Gss Head Union Wharf; or
10 $50 ...-.... ..- JOHN G. PROCTOR, non
..-...- Middle. head of Silver street.
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The arlstnt of these. First Mort
\ .ags aohds to be issued per mile is
limited by law to the amount of
I United States Bonds allowed and is
+ sued to aid the construction of the
/ Road, and the, Mortgage by which
Shey are secured is deciared By &c,
If Congress to constitute a lien
Tior 0nI superior to nat Of the
Eniteh s.id'rs Government.
The aid received from the Govern
men, lin amount equal to this First
MortFage)li is economically and judi
ciuualy applied to the construction
and equipment of the Road, together
With nearly $1,000, 900, received from
r}-cI;r n-arc CHER sources.
st Eort, &c the-eio1e amounts
{ III ,s5cn: -. or { mt. of the actual
cost aud vai,-s OF the Property which
it covols.
The road is now completed, equipped
and running from Sacramento City
to Alta, distance of 70 miles, and the
earnings for the three months ending
august 1st were as follows, viz:
Lay, l0e3.....-.----..$ SOS, 1853
June %" ---.-. 81, 429.78 -.
g july /" ...--.-..---. 100000
IN GOLD.
The earnings are steadily increas-
inc, and are estimated at over 800, 900
il Gold for the month of Augustine
Official report for that month not hav-
ing been received at this date.
The construction of the road ia,
going vigorously forward, "a miles
additional being nearly ready for
the cars, - and it will probably be
in full operation to tho California
State Line 156 miles from Sa-
Aoramento City-during the summer
of 1867, when its earnings must be
very large, as the entire trade of Ne
vada, end large proportion of that
of Utah, Idaho and Montana must pass
over its line. It has been shown by
reliable statistics that in 1868 over
SIS, 600, 900 in Gold was paid for
freighting goods from California to
Nevada alone. -
This part of the Great Pacific Rail-
road Route is destined to be one of the
most profitable lines of railroad in the
world, and its First Mortgage Bonds
are among the best secured and most
desirable investments ever offered.
Il Over 81, 600, 900 has already been
expended in grading beyond the point
to which the road is now running, and
the iron is bought and paid for suffi-
cient to lay the track the entire dis
ance to the State Line.
The Road i-,., bean completed and
equipped thus iar Without the sale of
a single dollar of its First Mort
gage Bonds, and they are now offered
to the public for the first time, after
the earnings of the Road have reached
the sum of 800, 600 per month in
Gold, only about 25 per cent. of which
Is required for operating expenses.
The Bonds are offered at o5 per cent
and accrued interest from July LIST, in
Currency. Orders may be forwardedto
Is direct, or through the principal
inks and Bankers in all parts of the
oontry. =
R4inittances may be made in drafts
n Hew York, or in Legal Tender
Notes, National Bank Notes, or other
funds current in TINS city, and the
cond5 sjill be forwarded to any adj
dacss = Express, free of charge. In
quiri.5 ior further particulars, by
mail or otherwise, will receive pune
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Horses for Sale.

A I the Horse Railroad Stable 10 or II low priced
IA Horses. ocSeod2m
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Public Notice.

CITY OF PORTLAND Nov o, 1866
A LII persons having trees in front of their lots.
IA which were destroyed by the late fire of July 4th
and 9th hereby notified that they can remove the
under the direction of the Committee on Streets
Sidewalks, &C., If done within ten days
If not removed within the above time. the Commit
tee will dispose of them to the best advantage
Persons will not be permitted TO cut down trees and
leave a stump in the Street.
By order Of the Committee on Streets. Sidewalks.
&c. A p MORGAN Cbairman
November 5, 1866. dot
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MA RRIEIl.

In this city, Nov. 6, by Rev. Dr. Stockbride D. E.
Waterhouse and Miss Emily NJ. Stone, both CT Port
land. mo caIds.]
In Auburn, Oct 81, Winfield Smith, Of Lewiston,
and Sarah \. Cole, OF Buckfield
In Lewiston, Nov. l, John F. Putnam and Myra
A.Bickford.
In lewiston Nov 8, Robert J. Aris and Mrs. FL
mira w. Sawyer.
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First Glass Houses for Sale.

ME offer tor sale the eight first class brick houses,
w recently built by US, situated on Pine Street,
between Clark and Carleton Streets
These houses are thoroughly built, with slate roofs,
Dllck drains, and marble mantepieces throughout
They will be sold at low price, and on very fayora
Die terms Apply at our office, No. 27s Danferth ST.
j. Is. BROWN 81 SONS.
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In Harrington, Oct 10, Mr.. Leander Boardman
aged 70 years.
In Foxeroit Oct. ~, Mr.. David Haskell, ed 7s
years.
In Auburn, Nov. 8, Mr.. 1. E. Libby, aged 80 years.
In Monmouth, Oct. %. Mr.. Robert Gray, aged 81
years 10 months.
In Gardiner, Nov. l. Mr.. j. d. G rdner. aged
90 years.
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House for Sale

N Saccarappa. 1t is double House. about three
Il minutes walk from the depot; well finished in
good repair, with an abundant supply of water.
Apply TO JOHN BROWN, mi
OctSdtl -. D..nnf Mastar
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HOUSE AND LOT tor sale at Cape Elizabeth Fer
IL ry,-house nearly new. Enquire OF A p COLE
at the Ferry, or W. Ii. MANSFIELD, Portland Steam
racket 20. jul II diff
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THE MARKETS.
TELEGRApHIC REPORTS.
Financial


NEW YORK, NOV. 7.
The Commercial saws money on call Is easy at a 5
per cent. Gold quiet and weak at 147t. Stocks firm
with improved tone.
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The wonderful progress OF medical Sci
ence during the past sic years, only makes
~ POSSIBLE for the conscientious Physician
WAMto declare, now that, CONSUMPTION IS AS
CERTAINLY CURED as Intermittent Ferer
and as CERTAINLY PREVENTED as Small
IoS. "-Cnos. Z. King, II. d., L. l.. d.. etc,
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VIE valuable lot OF land corner OF Middle and
L Plumb Streets, for a term OF years. ENQUIRE
OF Z. e. MITCHELL IL SON,
Aug. 20, 1sGC-dtt las Fore Street.
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PORTLAND AND NEW YORK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Sc NV Z Ell KY LINE.

= The splendid and fast Steam
ssz-.-SrM ships DIkIGO, Capt. II. SHER-
n 11xkAM Woon, and FRANCONIA, Capt
go sz1ss44 Y w. W. SHERWOOD, will until
~<zs-<1's.H further notice. run as follows;
Leave Brown,s Wharf, Portland, every WEDNES-
DAY and SATURDAY, at P. NJ. and leave Pier
- East River, New York, every WEDNESDAY and
SATURDAY, at O'Clock p. M
=. these vessels are fitted up with fine accommoda-
sale and com Portable route for travellers between
New York and Maine. Passage, in State Room
$500 Cabin passage $500. Meals extra =
Goods forwarded by this line to and from Mon
st. John ~
Shippers are requested to send their freight to the
steamers as early as p. NJ. ON the day that they
leave Portland.
For freight or passage apply to ...3 ~
EMERY & FOX, Browns Wharf Portland.
J. F. AMES, Pier 80 East River
May 90, 1866 DIT
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Valuable Real Estate on Elm st !.
FOE SAL sl5ti

A PORTION of the :sD1AY" Estate on Elm Street.
- comprising over $4,000 fcct Of land, together
with Brick Houses, Stable SC. This property is To-
Gated on Elm and Cumberland streets all susceptible
OF improvement, and has front Elm street OF 2S2
feet. tlt-3 Il 100 -
The above property is offered for sale either in nor
tons or collectively, on liberal terms. Apply to
%aug2C-tf p JOHN C. PTijCTOc
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Lot for Sale.

nNE of the best building lots in the city, situated
" on the north side OF Deering Street adjoining the
residence Of Gen. j. d. Fessenden This lot is sixty
two feet front on Deering street, extends back one
hundred feet, and is bounded on the east side by
street nifty feet in width, making it lot and
very desirable. 5. B.. HERSEY.
No. Gait Block, Com. Street.