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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1866-02-02

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NVV WOOL WANTED
for which the highest Market price VIII be paid.
MCCLURE BUMGARDSER:.
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IUST- RECEIVED an extensive assortment of
81 KEROSENE LAMPS also. No. article
KEROSENE OIL, which will sell at old prices
for CASH. p, II. TROUT.
October. 49, ls65.--tf
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StIuCt SoclcCy DIS W uldhc one homogeneous
mass out of our people. Have they acted
with wisdom and prudence, moderation and
justice, or from prejudice and passion? Let
them answer.
For one | had confidence that there was
sentiment i'll the North which would become
the dominant one, and which would sustain
the generous efforts Of the President in the
direction Of reconciliation and reconstruction,
and SO declared myself openly and publicly.
| argue it from history and from knowledge
of human nature, and alienated some old
associates in doing So It was the clear die
tate of interest as well as of reason thought.
No one desired more than I did to perpetu-
ate the old Union upon the basis Of equal
rights to all sections and the inviolability of
the Constitution. / felt with Mr.. Calhoun,
that under the Constitution it was Govern
ment to love, honor and serve. deplored,
though I admitted tAe necessity under which
the South felt herself constrained to move.
Her fortunes were mine, and | was the last
to abandon them. | gloried in them. But
it is all in the past. [ am again citizen of
the United States, and it is due to that Gov
cIEIIcuG, " WElcu nsu tue opCioii VI d11C-
glance or not (for might have emigrated,)
that | give faithful and true service. 1t is my
Government and my country, and | should
do all i'll my powers TO promote her prosperity
her honor, and her name. have entered
upon that work already in connection with
the restoration of the South. There is no
other power to divide allegiance with: give
it wholly and freely or not at all, and this |
believe would have been the sentiment ofour
entire people, and will yet be their sentiment
if wisdom and prudence rule the national
councils. God grant that the era of good
feeling may return and that speedily. What
ever may be the fortunes of the South they
will be mine, and yours, Messrs: Editors, for
all that are ours Of family or possessions are
within her limits and are likely to remain So
Your ohedicnt servant,
!. r. B. DEBov,
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1866-02-02

DAGS =! RAGS!
II 10000 LBS. WANTED
Save ell your Linen and Cotton Rags and send
them to the ''Findicator Office" where you will
receive the highest ea,h prices for them ~.
The Portland daily press., 1866-06-27

70 Commercial Street. Portland.
April 10th, 1896. ap2Odtf
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SPOKEN.

April 10, lat sc "a s. Ion rs IS W, baroue Egeria
Emery, rom Syd~ey, NSW, for Singapore.
New Orleans for Havre.
May 90, lat Il. Ion 80, ship Regent, Hancock, from
New Orleans for Liverpool.
June |, lat Is 13, lon IA TO- ship Atmosphere Ewes
from Liverpool ior New York
June -, lat 26 25 Ion "a So barque Eventde, from
SearspoIt for Cardenas.
june q, lat 43 O5 len Sc 80, ship Am Congress,
from London for New York.
June q, lat 50 ". Ion "a 40. brig John Welsh from
Philadelphia fol Sagua
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DOMESTIC PORTS.
PENSACOLA-Ar 18th, brig Benz Delano, Byan.
CHARLESTON-Cld 2nth, sch Yankee Blade
Coombs st John, nj land sailed.)
WILMINGTON, NC-Cld 22d, sch James Brophy
NORFOLK, vA-Ar 10th, sch Challenge, Hart,
PHiLApELPHIA-Ar 2sd. schs Raven, Rose, and
Alcora, Talbot, New York.
Lane, Small, New York.
GA 2sd, barque Fannie, Carver. Antwerp; brig
NEW YoRK-Ar Oath, bar4ue yn.aa,ari, Iala.soa,
Axs ron urscoa
Cygnus, Norton, .Arecibo Grecian, Stratton Rom
don't for Boston: larver, Rumr}ll, do for Salem;
Cid 25th ship Syren, Mo Sc, Boston; bri-s Sarah
Fish, Henderson, do, j Mcintyre, Marshall do; sch
PGhnoS MG9a ss alos ses 8ston Emery from
.PR0vIDENcr-Ar 2,th, brig Abner Taylor, Low
Il Colson, Roberts, Bangor; Adeline, Kilby, Dem
nysyille; Fair Wind. Smith, Ellsworth Corinthian
'NEwPORT-Ar ed, sch vigflant Willie, Bangor;
Senator. Crane, Fail River r New York.
Ar 22th, scls Stevens, Stu Hey, Portland; S
Sid I'D, brig Elias Dudl. v. for New York: schs
Sibel, for do; soui sist rs for Philadelphia; Rowena
tor New Lon Ion al,,l Dispatch for Calais;
from Elizabethport for Lynn; Laura Frances, Smith,
Rockland for do; Hattie Coombs, Drlnkwater, do
ton: Nautilus, Pisbury, Vina haven 'S fer Forress
Monroe; Matanzas, Klby, Portland for New orI !;
Gen Howard, johnson, Hallowell for do; Eli abeth
Segur Floyd, do for do; Corinthian, Carrie Portland
for Providence.
Ar oath. brigs Alex Milliken, Haskell, Rondout for
Boston; y ID Line )ln Merriman, Fli1aoer port for
Salem; schs Elvlra, Drisko, do for do; H Colson,
Robei s, Bangor for Providence.
Ar 2oth, brig Marshall Dutch, Coombs, Philadel-
pha for Boston. --'~No
In port, brigs Alex Mill en- D Lincoln, Marshal
Dutch; s;ls Banner. and Elvira. r-. SOL
BCSfON-tli 25th, schs Annie Eldridge, Holmes,
Port au Prince; Zone Nickerson, Bangor; Agnes,
Car er, Farmingdale; A Richards. Arey, Rockport
Az 26h, slip Scioto. fBr, Mack, LIE thorn; barques
a Small Gott, Cienfuegos; Ellen Stevens, Howe,
Baltimore, brig Alex Millken, Haskell, Rondout:
schs Elvra, Dlisko, Elizabethport; Mariel, VIM
cchenbach, Waldoboro; Catharine Beals, Haskell,
NEWBURYPoRT-Ar2 5ti, sch Gen Kleber, Tur-
ner. Bangor.
PORTSMOUTH-Ar2 oath, schs John Adams Spoi-
ford, and st Lucar, Oxton, New York UNISON, VIII
liams, Bangor; j Curtis, Fox. Portland.
,BANGoR-Ar sd, sch Campbell, Soule, Port,and
Magnolia, Jasper, Boston.
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For Sale
ON favorable terms. About 10000 feet Of land on
~ he c1rner CT Vaughan and Pine streets; one oil
the most desirable lots toi sale in this CITY. +
For par icuiars apply to
O. M. DAVIS, III Commercial st.
Portland, June Huh, 1S66-d3w
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Vessels Wanted.
Sierra Moreno Molasses.

427 HID muscovADo MoLzssrs.
go TICS.
100 HHDS. >cLAYED MoLAssEs, Der brig
Merriwa from Sierra Morena, for sale by
GEORGE 8. HUNT,
june14d3w Ill Commercial Street.
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MARRIED..

In windham, June %. by Rev L Wiswen DIR Geo
L KilgOre and Miss LILA WEIGH, both of W.
In Skowhegan, June II, William Nickerson and
Alera r Hutchings.
In West waterville, June 10, II L Iilton, of Nor
ridgewocs, and Chloe Libby, of w.
In RocSiand, June H. Geo B Barrows. OF Camden,
and Olive Quincy, OF Appleton.
In Rock and, June Is. E ID Graves and Miss Julia
Spear. @ sleh
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N.g.-My health being sch that am unable to
attend % bu mess nut portlon OF the Time, have
en5ageu Inc selvl,es Il nir. MN II. JERKS, who
VII send 10 he business Tor me for the pres mt at
my Onice. @ tf.l NJ. 0OULD. 81
Portland, June 20 1866. 1wed3weod.
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EoREIGN pnRrS.

Ar at Melbourne A ril H. Golden Age. Mcintyre
San Francisco.
In port April Is, ship Gen Grant, L,ughlin, IN
and others. = -
Penang.
Ar at Singapore May g. ship Daniel Marcy Ross,
Newport, E: Ellen Foster, Robinson, Tanjong
SD I'm Gale May 49, barque Nestor, Cloudman,
lea>y, TO deck tor repairs. p 80
Ar at Havre 7th inst, barque Chief. Harding, from
Ar at Gottenburg It'll inst barque Sachem, Atkins,
AZ at Falmouth. E, 9th inst, barque MS /,
or Sicily sth ms .harque John Holbrook, Brown
from New York for Havre
Sid I'm Queenstown eth inst, ship General Sheplev
Stetson; from Liverpooll f1r Philadelphia having
repai ed.
Ar at st Pierre 9th inst, brig Tana.er, Smith from
Georgetown, DC, land sailed 9Th for Fort Royal, to
discharge.)
. At car lepas 18th ult barque Mary Libby, Libby,
for Boston. lug.
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shore, " bl.4 10 q 5 co
Scaieu, r,hx. % ~ ~
No. !. ...... Do W bv
Mackerel pbl.
Bay No. none.
Bay No. 2. none.
Bay No. 8. none.
Shore No.1.20 10 @21 90
ShoreNo.z. none.k
LargeNo.3.1? 10 OLA 90
RIOllr.
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Oooperage.
ahd.SSh'Ns - AIus,
MI. city. % 90 q 3 12I
Sug. City,. 81 q 30,
SuS. C'ry..4 w " l 90
o'GySiit Mol.
hnu. sn'ks.1 20 q 200
Hhu. h'u'gs,
Soft flne.. % @ "a
Hard Pine. % ~ 3v
Hoops,(t4ftl37 W ts.4) w
l,.Oak oLaYEsiiil no ifl..lh 90
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DIED.

In Harpswell, June 49, Mr. Jesse Merrill, aged &c
years.
In Arrowsic. June 81, Mr. James Clary, aged %
years.
Is years months-only remaining child OF Levi
and Mary d Gordon. A~ r7-
in Harrington, June 10. Col James Butterfeld.
At Cape Ne Idle :, June 16, Mr. Daniel Goodwin,
aged 81 years months
In vassalboro, june 70, Mrs L Crocker, of Bos-
ton, aged % years. 60
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Seeds.
Ierds Grass. 6 90 q 625
West'n Glover 10tse ~
ied Top. .....3 80 q 3 rs
Janary,......6 80 q
Orop,P 100ibs @10 so
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TELEGRAPHIC REPORTS.
En0nc{ut.

Wn0ncf0l.
NEW YORK. June 20.
posts in the banI aids the bull interest in the 20
70 m. 1t 8 now comparatively easy Tor Few heavy
spectators to keep gold until The list of July
$ ipments tomorrow wlll probably be light Ls-
cha &c I'll m and quiet. The oc1 market is dull
Go W.. nments quiet Morey is sluggish Mining
Ne,v York Markets.
NEW YORK. June 2s.
Cotton-frner and quiet; sales 500 blles Eliddiing
Uplands at IS a 80.
5 M' Ss. and Western lac lower; sales
S SG Us sfs Wes at % Eund mS Ohio
tol5 l@ II 90. Canada at S g. q 1875. ~
Whea-. nominaliy lower: sales 3,000 bushels
= Corn-1 q &c lower; sales 80 900 bushels new Mix
ed Western at 50 a g14
ef-aet.ve; sales $50 bbls. new plain mess at 1s
;, Pok-elosed heavy; sales 1900 bbla new mess at
LaT.-salet 1856 bbls. at 19a q 22lc.
,sugar-activo: sales 1900 hhds Muscoyado at 1ec:
havana 18 boxes at IL "a 11sc.
Sofee-du.l; sales Rio 10 Gags at 18c gold.
EEaval $40. es-dull.
'eishts to Liverpool-steady.
Ne'c York Cattle Market.
Reof STEADY. NEW YORK, June &c.
ceas sSs oS Rs,sSp range at Is isle Re-
cepts $1,000 head swine n1I ouotatg ny aoc "a
g lo2c. Receipts 1900 head. n' qu0'a'i'ns al ~
C"'eago Markets..
Eno,rar,, Wheat dru CHICAGO. June 26.
and Oh FIR No. 2 Corn active at EaI ~ N no; CO..
N9 and s2@ cstc f3r No. oais rm at 80 la a.
active and nominal Freights quiet. WINS M
Aecelptsn5,5Oo bbls OF -four. 81 600 bushels of
corn, 5000 bushes oats. Shipment 5000 bhis "
ou 5 900 bushels OF wheat 129 900 bushels Of c,r
100000 bushels OF oats s'in'
Mstcaul:ee Market.
-, MILWAUKEE, June e.
Flour dull. Wheat dull at 200 Tor No. 1, Oats
declined &c. Corn quiet '-
90 eeps-3ooO bbs. -four, $4,000 bushels OF wheat,
Izool bushels corn, 20 900 bushels GA a Shnments-
5000 barrels of -four, $4,000 bushels of wheat
Cincinnati Markets.
Flour and grain dull. whiskey unchanged. Pro-
hmI oas IN hrmer demand; sales small; 10000 lbs
153 e 1854. GAM s'oes' 1oio
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PORTLAND& ROCHESTER
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,

t-5-zSEF%I On and after Monday April 60 iges
s&Ec-~=x2sxi rains will leave as follows:
Lssse eacV River Ior Portland at 5 81 and % A. NJ
$40 p. N.
Leave Portland for saco River att Is A. NJ, W and
62UP
- ne 2,h' ?. train out and the A N train in to
Portland wi be freight traius with passenve, ,ars
attached
G1 stages connect at 6orham for West aorharu,
standlsh, steep Falls, Baldwin, Denmark sebago,
BridSton, Lowell. Hiram, Brownheld, Fryeburg,
conway, Bartlett, jackson Lmington, Cornish ! or
ter Freedom, Mad son ana Eafoh n. "A
AT Buxton Center for " est buxton, Benny Eagle
south Limington Limington, Limerick Newheld,
Parsonsield and Ossipee
Atoaccarappa Tor south Windham, Windham Hill
and North Nindham daily
team Car aud Acc ,moda i'm trail, W run as iol-
lows Leave 6orh M for p d at -ebA N ard
2"ur Leave Portland fr Goiham at IL IL p NJ
and 4PM
Portland April 2S Ist6-al
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To Let.

IN private house, within five minutes walk of the
l. Post Office, large, pleasant front parlor. Terms
reasonable. References required. Address NJ. B.
Press Office. may 25dtf
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DEPARTURE OF OCEAN STEAMERS,
MARINE N EWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Tuesday, june &c.
ARRIVED.
Steamer New Brunswick, Winchester, st John
via Passport foi Boston.
Sch Martha Sargent, Glover, Norfolk, Va.
Sch Young, Hume. Philadelphia.
Sch Nellie Moore. Burrill, New York.
Sch Webster, Grant. [ ape Porpoise
Schs Regaha P.nkhami Annie Sargent, Mcintyre,
and Arizona, Lewis, Boothbay.
Sch Ceres, Rsbbins, aais for New York.
Sch Friendship, Crosby, Bangor for Weymouth.
Sch Brilliant, circuit, Bangor for Roxbury.
Sch Mayfower, Weymouth, Bangor for Lynn.
Sch Helena, Harris. Bangor for Newburyport.
Sch Ann Parker, Berry, Bangor for Salem.
Sch Boxer, Sutton, Bangor for Danyeis
CLEARED.
Barque Andes, DaIlng Philadelphia Yeaton &
Hale. - y y
Sch Emily S Gildersleeve Carroll. Cow Bay CB.
master.
Sch Yam ic, Deland, Boston, Fl Hamlin,
SAILED-Barqnes Norton Slower. and woodside,
McAlevy, tor Matanzas; brigs j Nichols, for Cow
Ely CB; Geo Prescott, and the arrivals of the 25th
which put in tor q harbor.
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PORTLAND AND NEW YORK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

q The 'erdid and fast Hteem.
s~@M ship pIRf60, Capt. II Sherwood,
n 1t~kAN\ 7no FaAaLUNlA, capt. w. W,
44z=4ss4sasS( aERwooD. viii until further no
~ss.E---.za'--a-sE ZOE run as follows: :
LeayS Browns Wharf, Portland, every WEDNES.
/ DAY and SATURDAY, at4P NJ, end leave Pier
SO East River, Now York, every "WEDNESDAY
.Ie SATUMEAY, at 4 O'Clock P. M.
These vessels are fitted UP with iine aecommoda-
tons for passengers making this thu most speedy,
safe and comfortable route for travellers between
New York and Maine Passage, in State Rocm,
a6.00. Cabin passage $780, Meals extra.
Goods forwarded by this lire to anu from Mon.
treal, Quebec, Bangor Bath, Augusta, Eastpcrt and
St.John
Shippers are.equested to send their freight to the
steamers "a early as r. n. on the day that they
leave Portland.
For freight or pa5ssge apply to
EMERY & FOX, Browns Wharf, Portland.
81. B. CROMWELL & CO.. No. SO West Street
Tow York.
Ma 20, 1856 dtf
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Fine Store to Let.

A RARE cbatc e is offered TO parties by purchasing
"A a small stoc to secure Of the best stores in
tn ctv For particulars call at 1856 Congress Street
juneo5tt
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GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY,

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
EsszszsSl ON aud after Mosaay, april 9th, 1860,
ssas@e.sH strains will run as folowsi-
Morning Train for South Paris. Lewiston and
Auburn al 700A NJ.
Mail Train 'or Waterville Bangor, 6orham Island
Pond, Montre and Queb C ut i0P
his train connects with Exp train for To onto,
Detroit and Chicago S'eeping Cars attached from
L. and Pend to Quebec and NUnireal
No Baggage eau be received or checked after the
tune abos stated. .a ID.
Trains will arrive as follows:-
From SO. Paris, Lewiston and Auburn, SOAK
From Montreal, Quebec &c. 2I6PM
The Company are not responsible fer baggage 10
any amount exceeding $50 IN value land that erson
aD unless notice is given and paid for the rate Of
one passeng. for every $50 additional value.
C. J BRIDGES, MaHagfng director.
BAILEY. Locat SapeTinfeRdsnt.
Portland, April7 Z. 1876 dd
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yzEs Trave'ers who visit Portland will find
1919 this Hous one Of the best, and the cheapest
9,EEiTsE place to stop in this City.
kA Passengers from the bats will find this
House open ear in the morning and the best place
in Portland to get an early breakfast.
S1Y Meals furnished at all hours. Rooms to let by
the day or week.
Portland, june %, 1sc6-dtr
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Small Farm for Sale

DY the subscrii er. containing about five acres Of
l)and un. er good cultivation, some seventy apple
trees-story and half house,-barn 35x35-two / ev-
failing wells OF soft water. 1t commands one of
the finest view in the country. Irce $1,000, cash.
Refers to Reuben Merrill and j. B. Fillebrown.
Falmouth, June 10, / 66--tf
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For Sale.

rs EOf Sales
NHE exclusive right in the State Of Maine for the
i sale of Yat.s Carbu- attei Jlluminating tSl The
Lest aud cheapest IN tn market. Will IRA for a
good oise, Buggy ana Harne s. An unusual chance
ior bargain. FJr particulars address - -
L. h. KENNEDY s. CO.,
JunezodG So Union Street, -oso OIL, Mass
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States and County Rights for Sale
or various Kinds of new inv. ntlons. No. so Fed
~ era saee. 5. =. RUNLETT & CO.
Sal and examine june16dtf
+ For Sale.
go A pleasant situation On the SOU h-easterly
Rsi; side of Great Chsbea cue island, Port nd Har-
.I4ssAtz Dor, consisting OF Two story Ho se L an
Snip, connected. A nice Garden In rear Of the
mousse, together with four acres of land There are
W feet picket lenc Four rooms in house finished;
parlor AMI parl chamber ready tor pasterins Gel
r. With goa well ofwatsr. 81 uatei alb ut 0 rods
n W. from Little fell's Landing. Condit of SALE
S1,2O0-one-half cash. balance N six and 12 months
with ap roved and endorsed notes. For further par
tculars apply to 5i.llll5'lli = : s
De lers il Real Estate,
S23 Exchange Street, Portland.
June 1S-dtf - = - ~ +.
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POnTLARD . KEKNEBtC R. R,
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,
Commencing Monday, April 3Oih, 1886.

Passenger Trains leave Portland daily
xkk@k2& AT Lou 4. NJ, ior Bath, Angus,a, " At.
e. i..e, t-sni.s Mill ,Skowhegan, anu Intermediate
SsuonS, teoAhecung at BrunsWc k with AnorUscog-
KendalPs Mills with Name Ientrai H. IL. Ior bun.or
ana stations. Fares as Iotg by ss Tcse
as ary oiher. " '
Leave ortland for Bath, Lewiston, Augusta and
intermediate stations on SATURDAY only al s,s ~ h
Mixed Train leaves Porlanu Tor kash anu iute rue-
uaee 'ations daily, exec tSaturday, at al T.. h.
frelsht IRAN, with passenger car attached, will
leave fOrtanu ior SAowhegan anu int meOIate Sc
tons every morning a. z o'cIUck.
Trans from Bath ana Lev iston are due at Portland
at $50 M, anu from Skowhegah anu rarminltun
and intermediate stations at z3J T.. NJ to c.rnect
with trans ior boston.
Stages Tor RocAland connect at Bath; and for Bel
last aG Augusta, and Tor Scion, Anson, Norridge-
Woeh, Athens ami Moose Head Lake at SkvwhegIn,
salboro', and for Unity at Kendal's MGPs.
w. HATCH, Superintendent.
April %, 1SC6-dtf
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To Let,

ITO gentleman and wife furnished House and
l. they board the occupants consisting OF gentle
man and wife. No one need apply unless bringing
press Office. -fs0 june1IdG
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MILLINERY STOCK
FOR SALE.

THE entire stock of Millinery and Fan Goods.
Il wi b the fixtures, at No 40 Mi Idle Street. is
offered Tor sale a. bargain. Any person wishing to
enga in the business will find This excellent tp-
por unity For further particulars enquire as above.
iuneI3dtf
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Door PIates and Numhers,

A CHOICE assortment OF SILVER PIATTD
"A DOOR PLATES a. NUMBERS may be had at
TEJRNEY'S 1877 Market Square, up stairs,
June 0--d1ms
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The Latest thing Out---E ccept the
Police!
JAQUE'S EUREKA
Button serg Congress Boots
The easiest, pfettest, and most durable Boot ever
put into The market. For sale at
E' t. MERRILL g. cos.
may zS-o" 80 Middle Street.
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REAL ESTATE /!
MUST BE SOLD

MUST BE SOLID
THE state of the health of che undersigned induces
him to offer the following desert ed pr perty up
such terms that cannot fail to ensure Their sue DIV
sale:-
Co. The southerly halt OF the House and Lot No.
Aa,,H ~ Wumot street, near C0ngress[1t 40 by 95-
fourteen rooms; it Is now occupied for Board
ing house.
I.A& The new one and half storied House with 'ot
$i;; 'front.' OF the observatory, between Monument
- and Congress reefs.
fss.t One nalf of the modern built u stored House
E,,: on Franklin street, N. SO, be ow Lincoln
-4assA. sou herly half Of the block, containing eight
rooins-has brick cistern OF filtered " ater
{S...t Two storied modern built House en- Lincoln
@:;; st 'eet, near the Jai-contains eleven tnsuei
-EssA roo S, has abundance Of harI and soft wa
,e--lot 40 by loo feet.
o. Two storied House No. "a Murjoy street,
hEi'iI modern built-lot DO by 80. Will be sold at
ts,s.4 III one and a half storied House, 80 Mon
EE;;, treal street-sx finished rooms Lot IS by S.
10y. Will be sold cheap.
d. he Brick 81 storied House No. 55 North ST.
EA:;: in block. Has fine FLO yer and Frni Gar
Xz.A zen, with an abundance of Fruit u ees, AID
hard anu sctt wa CT. The lot contains about one.
hal acre The prospect rom the House unsur-
M ,uliaLs being in iuil view. =
A tne Lot on forth street, No. 7-12o by 14o feet
one o1 the pest Lots upon which to build the hill
mas ar DIG house anu Darn upon It's in close prox
unity to the Horse Railroad. glFE 81
Also s.ScbsastOPO0i' property, SO called,
Dound on Midue, Fo.e Hampshire and Franklin
streets, location f,i election OF q wholesale
JoDDlns house or A4alufac DRY.
Also One Hundred House Lots
In various parts OF the CITY, sizes and prices to suit
| purchasers.
Wharf Property ---i
Connected wi h the Grand Trunk Railway, on East
Commercial street. Also Wharf lois 10 Il rankin
| fa.ds a..d for Manufacturing purposes.
| Ais.-abou5 $1,000 feet of L the lower side
OF tie Eas.efn frOmeaiue. III. Lis aft I'd rine
pportu lity for Investments, a, they viii le Did low
ami the growth of tn, city will s)ol make .mand
f,r building los, wlen III, may oe 81 d at go,d
prent. he e Los vi Ind imIn di tie lie as soon
IS me 10, emmett Geo. es loca.e the Basin FIR
lon-clads so ear this v.cmity IS is now TAXED Of
Now Is the time for Bargains, that may not again
occur Call Immediately &C my Office, corner MIDI e
an ExchaNge streets, Up SAILS.
| 1o ados MOSES GOULD.
N.B.-My health being sch that am unable to
attend % bu mess nut portlon OF the lime, ! have
| engaged The setvl,es Il nir. MN H. JERKS, who
VII send 10 The business tor me for tie pres Mt at
| my Office ~. Nj. aOUID. :
Portland, y une 20, 1866. 1wed3weod.