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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-27

Y L. COFFEY, late of Richmond, Virginia,
We LAND and GENERAL AMERICAN AGENT, No. II
Grace Church street, 3. c., LONDON. Mr. Cofey begs
leave to inform his friends in America that he has
taolished himself at the above address, as Land and
General American Agent. Parties wishing to sell or
lease Farming or Grazing LANDS, in Virginia any
other state will please communicate with him. Com
mercia and General Financial Business solicited Re-
Ter to Barton Rogers Main street, between Seventh
and Eighth, four doors from spotswood Hotel.
mhl-lmt .l..4I
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-27
DOCKBRIDGE ALUM WATER.

The proprietors have the satisfaction TO announce
that they are last prepared to put again the mar
ket this highly valuable mineral water.
The we'll known house OF
PURCELL, LADD & CO.,
DRuaaIsrs, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-27

NOTCE.-The ANNUAL MEETING of
N the STOCKHOLDERS Of the
NEW CREEK COMPANY
VIII be held at their oboe, No 81 Walnut sire Z,
Philadelph ia on MONDAY, the 9th day Of April next,
at - o'clock, NJ. STANLEY T. HlLIoN,
mhl0-lm - Secretary.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-27

UTANTED-A gentleman Of extensive bu-
wv siness sxperisnce IL DESTROYS Of forming con-
nseton with some established Family Grocery House
or Wonld take situation AeeOuntan. or salesman
IN sny other business where he could make MS ser
vices useful The best Of city reference be given
Address B, Box AIS city postofiee. mh2l-et
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-27

q" TED-ST0RAEE.-The U. States
w Ordnance Department having vacated our ware
house we ara prepared 20 receive Storage TO the
bulk Of 10000 barrels, aud solicit call
Our terms for Storage are the established by
tb RchmoRd Board Of Trade in 1856 payable in specie
or les eqaiYsleut ~ 49,.
vessels and eanal bosts discharge and load at our
house PRBE OF e4RTA6B. .,,,,,..,-,....
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-27
NORWOOD SCHOOL,
NELSON COUNTY, VIRGINIA.

WILLIAM D. CABELL, (Grad. Univ. Va Principal.
LAUScELoT NJ. BLACKBOARD, IN. A. Univ. Val
EDWARD CUNNINGHAM, Jr. (Grad. Y.M. H.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-27

viii be the
PRINCIPAL DEPOSITORY
For It's sale North and South.
We also place 1t with A. B. FUCKER, Lynchburg, to
supply that market and the Southwest.
Also with COLEMAN 4 ROGERS, Baltimore;
HEGRMAN 4 CO., New York.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-27
AUCTION sALEs,-rhi, Dsy.


By Christian, Lea L Co., Auetioneers,
..i DIED wa tss Main street.) tislrH'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-27
RICHMOND MARKETS, MARCH 90, 1856, P. M.

RICHMOND MARKETS. MARCH 70, 1000 T. NJ
There is general depression in trade, and down.
ward tendency in prices. Money is so scarce that
regular line of prices can scarcely be said to exist
and, therefore, quotations for many articles are lit
tie more than nominal, as merchants, in many in
stances, in order to get money, will sell at prices
which are not renumeratve.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-27

NEW YORK, Feb. le, lsee.
Col. J. @. DUDLEY, Supt. U. s. Pyroleum Co:
DEAR SIR have examined and tested the Pyroeun
manufactured by the U. S. Pyroleum Co. tburns beau
tifully, giving agreeable and brilliant light.
consider perfectly SAFE great invention, and recon-
mend its use. Yours,
ISAAC H. ARCHER,
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-08
Town Elections.

Observation-Disclosures Joseph Dunnell. 4ii.'a
Town Clerk. Frank j. Cole. -l'ii ss'7
Selectmen, &C., Chas, E. Weld, Moses G.
Hill, E. Billings bradbury. - 4 bs-g Tsg ID
experimenting School Committee, Joel NJ.
Marshall. ANIe EgL TfFEE nov
Collectors, jerry Chadbourne, Hiram B.
Milhken. ''p' salr1t io'. s7e e,l' ro. D. zad 81
All Republicans, elected by about fifty ma
jority. Last year all Democrats, by about for
ty majority. a-. -7f, ~, p, .
GRAY.-Moderator, W. Fl. Vinton, Repub-
mean. a't 90 q .l4t4sUE 4 VI .Fta Y -
Town Clerk, Jacob Clark, Democrat. 1a4q
Seiectmen, Jacob Clark, William Elder Sim
con Skillins, Democrats.
Town Agent, William. 3. Webster, Demo
crat. fh#tTnA > fgNw
Treasurer and Auditor, jeremiah Pencil,
Collector and Constable Isaac E. Allen,
Democrat.
School Committee, Ebenezer, Bean, j. T.
Perkins, Thomas fitzpatrick, Republicans.
CANToN-M Moderator, A. Thorne.
Clerk and Treasurer, j. p. Swasey. ----.-
Selectmen, FL. A. Ellis, I. @. Quincy, Abb
on Thorne.
School Committee, Albion Thorne, A. dG.
Staples, Carlton Parker.
ALI Union. '-4
BowDoNHAM.- Moderator, Rev. c. C.
Cone.
Town Clerk, William Smith. TTI0IH
Selectmen, Assessors, and Overseers of Poor
William White, Samuel Whitmore and James
A. Decker. .st lad fsas .asq
Town Treasurer, Robert Butteltield. sos
experimenting School Committee, Freder-
IN W. fiue = - - -
Constable and Collector, Patrick z. Milay.
All good and True Republicans.
WEST BATH.-Moderator, Joseph ". Win
ter. sl1ai. g els j al7ryq MIS- "A n Eas
Clerk, Henry Donnell.
Selectmen, Assessors and Overseers of Poor,
Isaiah PerleY, r. w. Adams, David Wylie.
Treasurer and Collector, BENZ. M. Brown
School Committee, Isaiah Percy.
All Republicans. 7,gs og.s.ssiEox
PHIPsBURG.-Town Clerk, N. r. Reed. -
seIectnen, L. J. Parks, Barker Duley, N. C.
Treasurer, Joseph Bowker. .,sl.Y,KE
Collector, William Duley.
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-08

Z Try AGAIN.-We like to encourage the
'Arg1s whenit seems to be trying to tell the
truth. In Wednesdays issue our neighbor
says, "By an error of the printer we were
"made to say yesterday morning that the rel
"publicans increased their vote 259 whereas it
SHOULD have been been 229, exactly the same
increase of the Democrasiogote." Not quite
right yet! Ifyou will look at the, official rec
ord once more, you will find the Republican
gain to be 264, which is5rather more than the
245 by which e2Democratic vote has increas-
ell. If at first you don't succeed, try, try
"Sa'u' C. ,---.GzA .slg All.a. ~ ,4tET n t.
E Don Bobo" is to be performed in Bos-
ton. Irc- ~ TnI CT I'm
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bancboaspages il. 7oa.so,..sa. gr0E
SAN FRANCISCO, March

SAN FRANCISCO, March 8.
The Flag has advices from Fort Mason,
mander at Magdalena, Sonora, with band Of
Indians, had seized upon freight train be-
longing to American citizens, and had also
prohibited further transportation by American
i Col. Lewis, commanding at Fort Lewis, had
been served with demand by the Imperial
Commander for property taken in action by
the Liberals and sold to American merchants.
This demand had been sent to headquarters.
These orders have emboldened the Imperial
lists to invade American soil to plumber and
murder sinoffansiyea persons. Generals Me,
Dowell and Mason refuse to allow Col. Lewis
and his men to retaliate III" --A5i-a4-s
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-08
Fro,n Harana ana Mentoo.


a--gf T2E-Isl4 New YORK, March 7.
The steamship Vera Cruz, from Havana I'd
inst, brings the following news from Mexico.
Vera Cruz papers are filled with accounts Of
robberies by armed forces, and of skirmishes
with guerrillas.s q. sgs'k Us i &. .-. i
Gen. Mendez reports officially that with 700
men he attacked ndcompietely defeated Gen.
Regules 5000 men, capturing 100 prisoners
The rest of the force dispersed, leaving in the
hands of Mendez their artillery, arms, ammu-
milton, &c. - slyi.;i s.g.,es - 3e
Regyles afterwards captured the town and
garrison of Toreton, a7''77S aosao.- Is fa:y
a News has been received at Havana from
Venezuela to the Sth. nii si4aia -,5f 81 q
The railroad between Puerto Cabello and
Palito was to be opened on the 18Th F l!s
There had been several light earthquakes,
and some trouble in the State of Bolivia, but
not of much impor lance. '3-e-. ',- 81
,s Nothing of Importance was TRANSPORTING in
Havana. There were many American visit
ors there. ..,.. p :. ~. - - -- ,s-57.es
The small pox still continues in Regla, and
the cattle disease prevails in some parts of the
island. sbM EAsSGT F@E1g
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-08
HOUSE,

\ = T1a 4 I'll 4 ~ 4
4et nenape pnl leiastve 70 the C9urt OF
SlAlnas Was feierred 70 tne Judulciary Commlt-
.e1 @. mn. z. .sh,.m,lo 7 q, ,,sa ass,.s
u pilI ~
49, any Wy = l7 pii ne
~. &c. ,ionJ ., e. a.,
MI. oeesehs, IRON InS Conitioee GA Appro-
pr1asions, reported Dln 70 reimburse srenn,
Sylsa.lla w " IIe SFeneral
p'iRIsss y
lug Sp.i.liii.see 9Iosne " nole, ana MADE
speGiaL order LOT " ed1nessday next
- lhe oenaCe .Dlt W rsltnDurse missouri loI
moneys expenaeu IN enrollng, equlpp,ng ana
PfovsiUn ne hlitsa, was reterreo 70 tne
y 80 u appiolt Yo1 !.
a., "a le Sa: was auoPteu 70 enquire into
onn oAptu.e tIs ~ an ac9qsuuct
;.es4l.' Mas Sn0 Onesapeahe, Ohto anu " ASH
insSod y, tia h ~ ea ~ sda ooass 70 De uh
oaftes, hro,,o,, 4LA, =. .aseel' anu ~ tne
coal and osher .rtciss ~ ti,a rne UtsS u
cit;zens of Wash;ngton 'oAA-'''oi' ''liu
The nistricf 1 Of Goinrh;a h,. ,,oss mos
sidared e' 900 ''' 90 was 'on-
"A Joint resolution was nassed to distr;bpte
60 s6O aon% tho s,,aro,s p h ~ os
+hs ~ sne sanaIrs oy lne explosion OF
The hill to incornora1e tba So Groot E.,,. II.
comnanu el,c;teJ doha+a o'1d ,1as So as 10
He'd f;1 against ss 'no "'' iiii"''y va
Oie NJ V W 1I,hs. Oo o,,, +ho
Committee renorted ton to the .J Hn',sa ahn taSt;
monv in relation To Ton;s;ana Texss c and
Flor;da which wac ordarsd - he nr;,,tad anu
The Honse conc,,rrad' i, AZ. $780, s,,,.,,a
,,,a,t 20 &c ;o;,,t ,oso,t; 20
fer th Counties af RerEieu and Iat,s,son 70
M snS Goanties of Derhiey ana 1eHerson 10
West Lglhld. ~. a4a..
srenorted a hin 70 reor-an MIC tI,a .,,,'ar ,,i';oS
III. W 'ne army, winch
Msss Ieau e"ice' recohniniCted, anu oruereu 10
W X P.iI' e,l, .,,,o
In, u ha dal; ug'aea iease 10 nave prnteo
H,e S Ct III; ~ ~ ons ~ SUBSTITUTE ioI
;s~d D ~ piUees. a pefsohs AZ tne
o NJ. P ps,sSe, - .near cayl -. llsl.s
I'LL IL; rnaI III, Iepoioeu tne suppisnlNentary
pe mo p,; Wiz. .sunsa was Ie ~
= ne 'penAe! Ploeo.eu Eiie lepoIt Vi Tue rev
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-08

AFFEAY.-A shooting affair came off in
saloon on the lower part of India street a
few evenings since, between the proprietor
and his bar-keeper, which resulted in the lat
ter receiving shot through his hand, while
the proprietor felt suitably contented with a
bullet through his Uranium, neither being NOR
tally wounded, yet intentionally injured
A gay woman having smiled on both, was the
cause of this unfortunate affair.
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-08
u Nruu Xon.z AEo.ol, ;;

NEW 1OBak, March Z. p
The cargo OF the ship Earl of SALISBURY
was damaged to the amount Of 100000; loss
on ship $4,000. ~
n Intelligence has been received by one of the
New Orleans Steamship Company's agents in
this city, that military orders have been issued
ordering that all vessels arriving from the West
India Islands will be subject to 25 days quar-
antine, as precaution against the introduce
ton Of cholera -. e4D'h 92n-N - BIZ
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-08
From NeaU Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, March 6. =
The Texas State Convention is still in ses-
sion.
THE Committee on the condition of the
State reported adversely to the ordinance for
the protection and encouragement Of manu-
facturers, declaring that it was proper sub
jectfor the action of the Legislature. q Il
The Finance Committee reported sweep
ing ordinance declaring null and void all debts
contracted by the State in the late rebellion,
and forbidding the Legislature to assume or
make provision for their payment. The same
opinion concerning the Confederate debt was
also under consideration. ON 81
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-08

~, The, Senate bill relative to the Court of
Claims was referred to the Judiciary Commit
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-08

NASHVILLE, March g.
negro named Nelson Wright has been ar
rested on charge of murder The evidence
shows that on Thursday night he tiecoyed a
negro girl named Ann Towns, who is in the
and there brutally outraged and murdered
her. The body was found in pond near the
track I'll b. .q--I ] .
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-08
ssFr0as Mecico.a

.,,,<..,--,., WASHINGTON, March 7.
Official news from Ell Paso, the seat of the
National government of Mexico, has been re-
ceived in this city up to the 10th of February.
President Juarez and his Cabinet had heard
satisfactory news from the interior - a1edah
The dissatisfaction of the people against the
Frenchwas increasing every day. Us 5al
1t was thought the city of Chihuahua
would soon be evacuated by the French PEI
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-08
Fire and loss Of Life.

~ (CrrET ~ - \ BOSTON, March \. :
= A fire occurred this afternoon in the oil
store OF Means, Palmer & Co., 1876 and I2S
MIX Street. Loss about $4,000. Alad of 10
years. named Frederick Spear, residing in
Charlestown, was suffocated to death. He
was employed in the store. q
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-08

"WHEN RUM is IN" &c. A drunken
soldier, with wooden .eg, fell through a
mammoth pane of glass in building in Tenn
pie Street, last evening, and cut his hand and
wrist badly. He was cared forby the police.
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-08

...t ..g-ss, E,-7. 4, A t..,if NEW YORK, March h.
The Danish bark Earl, Of Salisbury, laden
with cotton, potash, &C., took fire last night at
her pier. She was filed with water before
much damage was done. The vessel was about
ready to sail for Stockholm. '.ea I'D
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-08
Sensation Runor.

-i.. l'- .'-.'s sibb.A e.t NEW YORK, March I.
A report is adoat here that the steamer CITY
of London, which sailed last Saturday for
Liverpool, has been captured by Fenian pri-
Yateer. 1t is undoubtedly cunard.
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-08
Transatlantic Rspublcan State Conyentto,

.. HARRIsBURG, Pa, March 7.
The Republican State Convention assembled
here to-day at noon, and was called to order
by Hon. John Cessne. Lewis w. Hall was
elected temporary Chairman. After the APP
pointment of Committee on Credentials, the
Convention adjourned until o'clock.
Second DiSpdtch.-The Union Convention
o-daynominated John w. Geary, ON the first
ballot, for Governor. The vote stood Geary,
81; w. w: Ketchum, 49,; j. r. Moorehead,
10; Harry White, 8. r.
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-08
Commercial.

y. ! n --#H.s b
"a 2 a Per Steamship City OF New York. n ,.rs
LIVERPOOL COTTON-MARKET, Feb. 21.-The
market closed dull and irregular, and rather lower
under heavy receipts of American from Southern
The sales the 10th and 10th monday and Tues
day. were 10000 bales including 5000 bales to spec
ulators and exporters. atrs,. -asey Ytha y
MANCHESTER MARKET. - Tho Manchester
market closed quiet andsteady interior qualities fay-
orfng buyers. TENrg E fE7a ETMrf4
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET Feb.
21.-Flour duh and unchanged. Wheat unchanged.
Corn quiet and easier; mixed 2Ss Sd q ass sd.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET, Feb. q.
Beet in good demand India mess 1855. Pork scarce
and hrm.s Bacon quiet and shade lower. Butter
very duil. Cheese firm. Lard frmer; American los
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET, Feb. N-
Ashes dull ;APots Sis a Bis I'd Pearls neglected.
sugar 1rmer Coffee quiet and steady. Rice mac
tive. Lnseed ei DIS Rosin. QUIET Spirits Turpen-
@ Is Sd. 'soH IC1 EisfI95 ts t15.t1,a s5eti 49,
E LONDON. MARKETS, Feb. 21-wheat firm and
partially is higher. Flour firm. Coffee firm Rice
unchanged Tallow steady. .iieItlAI I5g601
LONDON MONEY MARKET, Feb 21.-Consols
closed At S73 g SIT for money Js5-i...i -+aas-
AMERICAN SECURITIES.-U S. 5-2o's 69a "a
ess Erie shares6s 53t Illinois Central Shares 765
GIT. ylisa nladbII y 40. bne =
$3.50 '''a Latest via Queenstown.
LIyERPooL, Feb. 21.@The sales Of cotton on Wed.
nesday were $1,000 bales Including 400J to specuIa-
tors and expo ters. Tie market closed Irregular and
Hover, under news from America e !-lA
Breadstuhs-quiet and steady.
Provisionslstead5 except Bacon, which is firmer
and Lard, which is advancing.
"a, Produee--quiet and steady. .a,
LONDON, Feb "a, evening - Consols for money
a MERIcA An SEouRIrIEs. II, S. 5-2o's ee5 "a sss
illinois Central Shares Isl q n Erie Shares IS
l.Soa'a1s etG.fSmT9ti To- hrs 7oeusI mot br5 n
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-08
From .Washinofo1a .

.,s..t WASHINGTON. March,.
90 The bill to amend an act to prevent the
spread of foreign diseases among the cattle of
the United States, as been signed by the Pres
ident and is now law. -.o'1 I
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-08

7rrr 81 RocHEsTER, NY, March l.. .
The -four milo w. ii. RODGERS, in the town.
of Chill, eight miles from this city5was- totally
destroyed by fire last night. Loss $4,000;
insured $4,000.
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-08

MECuANIcs' ASSEMBLY PosTPoNED.--
Subscribers viii take notice that the next As
sembly will be on Friday evening, March 16.
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-08
NesO Orleans Markets.

s" NeaO Orleans Markets. d5aEE ,
..1r-y ~vovr, NEW ORLEANS, March,
Cotton-dull andunsettled; sales to-day 1000 bales
Sales for three days 900 bales. Receipts to-day SOS
bales Receipts for three days 662 bales. Middling
at "A a 45c.
sMSsssas g.asss sss;, gsg9Sz ES0
Sterling Exchange at Al. =
Gold 1914. --Tnfr 20
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-08

Mr.. Seward states briefly that it is not deem
ed expedient to furnish the information asked
for. Referred to the Committee on Foreign
Affairs. Adjourned. lft - = =
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-08
Eisiaaaacinz.l

-l7H6 ~ EJI- - 3A''se~Ns0eUe'
I,Sob NEW YORK. March 7.
- The Commercials money article says the stock
market Is excited under the calumntion of the cor
ner Of Erie The pool this morning has called in the
whole OF its loaned stock, which compelled large de-
mapd for cash stock, tor which a Aper cent. was
paid over regular quotations. The stock can be Dor
Iswed at only per cent. per day. The price clos
% ThsTs aa s aayaTes o. per
ering OF short contracts, producing an advance
throughout the railroad list, Michigan Southern ap-
governments are firm but only moderately active.
Money in more demand; rates unchanged.
Gold more settled with less speculative activity and
the premium is steady at 33t a 33I.
The demand tor customs is moderately active.
Ile Cuba takes out $341 $3.50 in treasure. cCfN
Foreign Exchange nominal. : 80 $ - -
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-08
7 New HAVEN. Conn. March z.

DOyCc anu Senator ~. OSuulVan. Inc COD
tributions were large, .'"3'7hn Il sssisiAsia
y ala'asr -soaI NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, March Z,
+ A grand Fenian meeting was held in this
city this evening" Among the speakers were
b Brig. Gen. Muller, of Indiana, Secretary OF
War for the Brotherhood, and b. f. Merry, of
/ Ohio District Centre for the brotherhood in
| that State, and formerly editor of the Dublin
Tribune. - -''''' 'GIae g s5a-s''o
- Gen. Muller expressed himself satisfied that
| the United States would follow the neutrality
| example set BY England, and would not block
the progress Of, Fenianism.L q, III. .,,.,,.-...
A letter had been received at headquarters
IN New York from Head Centre Stephens, an
nouncing that he was ready to move the ar
mics of Ireland when the signal should be Civ
en-. Ireland had $4,000 men ready for the
conflict and had signal corps as efficient as
any ir the world. ~ y sSkSG
Mr.. Merry spoke eloquently of the situation,
q and was; frequently greeted. with laundering
applause. During his address the news brought
by the steamer City of New York concerning
the suspension of the habeas corpus by Eng
land, and the subsequent movements on tile
parfo that Government to suppress Fsnian-
ism was read, creating an intense excitement.
Mr. Merry concluded with an earnest appeal
to the audience. to subscribe for the Fenian
bonds, and several hundred dollars were sub
scribed on the spot. nssd BAD
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-08
EDw'D NJ. PArrEN, AuotioneeT, Is E1eh.ng. St
Valuable Brick House at Auction.

Valuable Brick House at Auction.
ON TUESDAY, March 18th, at 8 O'Clock p. M,
" we shall sell at public auction House No. Fore
street. the of Atlantic. 1t Is the western
half ofa brick block of two houses 1t is three
thoroughly finished with II finished rooms. Abnnd-
ance hard and soft water; in excellent neghbor-
hood; commanding fine view of the city, the entire
Harbor, the Islands, the Ocean. 1t Is pleasant for
residence, and desirable investment Title clear
-salo positive. Possession given Immediately.
4 Oh O uEs9s ir HENRY BAILEY g. CO., rrc
March 4rTdtd tlsm a,-d.l.a rn Auctioneers.
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-08
TEETH TEETH! TEETH

DR.. D. still continues to Extract Teeth by ELEc-
TRICITY WITHOUT PAIN. Persons having decayed
teeth or stumps they wish to have removed for reset
ting he would give polite invitation to call.
Superior ELECTRO MAGNETIC MACHINES for sale
for family use, with thorough Instructions.
DR.. D. can accommodate few patients with board
end treatment at his House.
Office hours from o'clock M. to ~ M. from
to g. p. M. land to in the evening. SkE 4 -
Consultation free. nov1tf
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-08
Vessel at Auction.

ITO be sold BY Auction at Franklin Wharf, on the
House Tender Franklin Pierce, toe ether with bar
sails pinnacle and compass, chains anchors spars.
rigging and boat. Said Schooner Is about 81 2,ns IA
measure, is coppered, and has been recently put In
good repair, and can be examined at the above nam
ed wharf Payment to be made in q. s. currency on
delivery.
By Order Of the L. II. Board.
o.- JOHN POPE,
L. H. Inspector LIST Dist
HENRY BAILEY q CO.. Auctiopeers.
Portland, March 6, 1866. mh7dtd
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-08
Ffentn,. Mass Msefinaa,.. g on.

Il IA aoWtzaH 10 NORWICH Conn, March T.
r. A large, and enthusiastic Fenian meeting to
support Roberts and Sweeney, was beld-here
fortnight Addresses were, made by j. w.
Boyce and Senator d. O'Sullivan. The con
xxoro laruo .ss.es-,., -
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-08

Who have cold hanas and feet; weak stonachs, lam
ness and swimming in the head, with Indigestion and
constipation Of the bowels pain in the side and backs
ternal cancers; tumors, polypns and all that long
train of diseases will find in Electricity sure means
of cure. For painful menstruation, too profuse
menstruaton, and all of those long line of troubles
with young ladies, Electricity j. certain specific,
and will in short time, restore the sufferer to the
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-08
w-No Underbiaains or Re. :. .s.

on plan of said premises. The lots are twenty
feet wide and one hundred f. deep( 1.-TWO may bel
Chased togetherl and are very desirable for gentle
men doing business in the city, they are easily APP
preached by land or water, and are at q distance
ffonn any manufacturing establishment. - y
Pickett St. Is 60 feet and Broadway 100 feet wide
Entrance to Broadway lots from Pickett ST. >
The sale will be positive and unreserved- No pri-
vate sales. Payment viii be required as folioys:-
10 per cent. of the purchase money and auctoneers'
Tees on the day OF sale; per cent. delhrery Of
the deed rs per cent, In six months and per cent
in twelve months from day of sale, without interest
secured by mortgage of the premises. III
Buyers paying cash win be entitled to a discount
at the rate of per cent per annum To those build
ing within eighteen months after the purchase IN ac-
cordance with certain sketch to be exhibited one
half of the purchase money win be refunded.
The title will be made perfect and the deed must
be TAX n within ten days after the sale. /, edgt
Plans and specifications may be seen at the office
Of VIM. Willis & Son, No. "a Exchange St., or by
calling on BENJAMIN W. Pickett, at Ferry Village,
ttJc.llTl1 if-d VIM. WILLIS g. SON,
y3L gsnf ssh. "a BENJAMIN W. PICKETT,
,-,,.t .,r- Agents.
March 1-2tawto mar29thendtd " 5fl1O5
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-08
Corn at Auction.

ON TUESDAY, March 18th, at II o'clock, A, NJ,
" at Stores No. and Central " hart, we shall
lsnlssho $500 Bushels Corn. go
= This Corn win be sold IN lots to suit purchasers of
sale win be peremptory. 1t can be spouted directly
- .d7 henry BAILEY & CO, u
Mar Ibid 80 ,..'' Auctionssrs.