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St. Mary's gazette., 1866-06-28
W AIMS ADVENTURE
and
PT cOhPT0h'S PURCHASE
containing
16O acres,
more or less.

more or lcss
This estate has good fences upon it, is
divided into four fields and is in good con
dition The soil is fine aud susceptible OF
apid and permanent Improvement. IL Is
peculiarly adapted to the growth of 10
bacco, aed shcre is Tobacco House upon
the premises capable OF curing lG,o0V
pounds of Tobacco. The Dwelling House
is in god order. he Corn House an'i
Meat House are new and the Stables ez-
ccllen' There is a fine grazing swamp
attached to the premises, which "tiers a
favorable facility for the raising OF Stock.
This estate is lcca-cd but few miles
from the village of Chaptico, aud near the
lands of VIM a. Kirk, Esl The loca-
ton is very healthy. and the situation IS
good one fo- Physician desirous of
practising his profession. To person
wishing IA small, conveniently located and
highly productive estate. favorable op-
p5rtunity to purchase is here presented.
Que tract or parcel Of land, called aid
known as
PART OF WESTHAM'
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SATU 2DAY. the 4th day oI
august next,

between The hours Of Q o'clock, a. m and
/ clock, p m. the following personal
property, TO wit:
8 Horses yoke os Oxen; , Cows i;
: Helfors 3 Hogs; Wagons; , Ok
Carts; l old Carriage; Dog Cat; and
a lot OF Farming Utensils.
Also one Cottage at Point Lookout, No
II, in Block d.
Terms of Sale for the personal proper
ty, as prescribed BY the Decree. are Cash
T. STONE,
Trustee.
(Thc Port Tobacco "Timcs" and ma
tional Iptcli.eaccr" = Ill insert the above
advertisement, once \ week for four sue
ccssive weeks, Oeaving out the personal
property and send bills to Trustee, or to
this Office. INN 'iately.)
June 18th lS66-ts.
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BOOTS & SHOES,
Ladies Balmorals for Spring,
at Sl.OO,

LADIES' BALMORALS, French Morocco
at Sl.25 Good quality Ladies' Inst
ing Caters at s .65; Childrcns Shoes,
13. so 90 and - can't.
complete Stock OF the hest ready made
Clothing for Gentlemen. Youths ara SER
wants as also a fine assortment OF FELL, ~
y.EH WOOL and STRAW HATS. The
LARGEST Stock in town Of Fine Irish and Span
ish Linens. Best quality Huckaoack lo"et ,
;,c and Turkish Bath Towels. Plain and
Twie, Heavy Linens for Pants. Men and
K,,vs' wear
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Quarterly Meeting.

By rcfcrera-c To notice IN ah"'her CIV
umn. it viii bc ssen that Quarterly Meet
ing of til. Methodist Episcopal t'harch
South viii be held in E>onasd Town on
Saturday and Sunday, July the 18th ami
s,h. The presiding clder, Rev. John :
Martin. will certainly be present, we learn
and will preach on both days of the meet
ING. Ar invitation to attend Ga the >e-
casion i casca,l.a 20 all.
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PART OF WESTHAM'
and
SWAMP FOREST,
containing
24O acres,

mOTc or less.
These lands are located near the village
Of Charlotte Hall, in pleasant and heal
thy neighborhool. and have an immense
growth of ine OAK. Poplar. Cacsn1t and
Pine timber upon them. The arabic laud
Is lcycl aul OF Cue soil for wheat |, is
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-06-28
Important Decision.

The Commissioners of Internal Revenue
has decided that AL instruments issued or
used by State, s'oenty or Town officers
in the performance Of their official du-
ties are exempt from Stamp duty
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sirty acres

IF arabic aud on TIE premises anl the res
idue is well .rt in timber. \ pprtioo Of
this land binds upon the Three Notchcd
Road directly upon the line .: the pro-
posed Washington aud Pout lookout
Railroad. and the distance from It's loca
tion'to the Paiuxent River does rot c1-
cccd three miles 1t i, we'll fenced and
has good orchard aud excellent water
upon it,
Terms OF Sale, as prescribed by the De-
cree. are: One third of the p0nl rs, mon
ey in Cash. and the residue 10 cql IN
Nalmcnts at one and two years credit the
deferred payments to be secured to th'
satisfaction Of he Trustees and TO bear III
teress from ;hc day Of sale.
When ali the pnrchrse money snail b'
paid the Trustees will ex,cu,. a D."d .
he purchaser. free. clear aud 'Iischary !
from all claims Of the parties 70 tnle eus
aud of those claim ~ m lsr them
Il FORn.
JAS. :. DOWNS.
.Truoiu,...
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Part of Barher's Enclosure,
containing
10 acres,

more or less
About . ,crcs of this lot are heavily s"1
10 Oak Chrsnut and Hickory tin b and
will cut thirty five c9ris 10 the acre. Il
is located within two nal 5 Ola wood laud
ing.
The remaining fifteen acres Of This lot
lie Immediately on the puhic road and
furnishes fine location for Store House,
or Blacksmith Shop.
The rms of sale of The above described
land. as lying in Saint Mary's county, are
as 70 lows: One half OF The pdrchaSe mo-
MY in cash. and the residue III equal in
stalucuts al one aud two years credit
the deferred payments TO be secured TO
the Sati>tac lou of the Trustee and I. bear
iutercs, from the day Of sale
And. hy virtue OF the aforeSai,! nccrc",
the un1ri>i gnel, TruS'ec as Aforesaid
vii! offer al pubc sale, on the premises cf
Luke ~ B IlutchinS, Esq. iu Charlotte
.all District. on
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MARRIED..

On the 21St instant, bv the kc~d
Mr.. Rhodes, JAMES III. SMITH to Miss
EMILY j. BlSCOE.
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W00DP ECKER
AND
THREE COR,\ERy,
containing
2j7 acres,

IN 'rc or less.
This land * located in The sixth Ecc-
tion District Of Sain, Mary. county nc.r
the store of VIM b Tucker, E,q. and
adjoining he lnnfs Of John VI Krcwer,
L. +. Floyd and the late Wm Hayd d'n.
There is q com fortabc Dwelling aud good
ou'hn'I'ngs upon the. premises--'he so1
Of the land is excellent and the loca'
healthy. convenient and in every rcep q
desirable. There are about
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-06-28
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE Is hereby gwen thauhe subscribers
IN have obtained from The Orphans Court "i
Sam, Mary's -cnnnty, in Maryland, letters OF
administration on the personal estate OF lere-
n,ah Blair, late OF SAID county, decea =
All persons having claims against the SAID de-
ceased. are hereby warned to EXHIBIT the same
with the proper vonehes thereof. 10 the suhscrI-
hers on or before the losh day 81 jan fSo. E,
oiherw ise They nav he eNelnd-d by IA" from a i
benefit ~ the s,utl estate. tiiven undtr oar
.ands thrs 9.,th day II Jane. iS6t-
WN. NAFTlNGlf, Of VIM,
JEREMIAH RL AIR,
Administrators.
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CPS acres s.,

more or less They have fine buildings
upon them OF every description, are con
venicns to Steamboat navigation and
are 10 a healthy and p,easan ncighbor-
hopd
Terms Of sale, as prescribed By the De-
cree. are One half Of tha purchase NC
ney in cash on the day OF sale, and the
residue at twelve months credit the pur-
chaser to give bond for the deferred pay
men'. with such security as shall be ap-
proved by tn, Trustee, and to bear inter
est from the day of sole.
When al the purchase money shall be
paid, the Trustee will execute 4 deed to
the purchaser. free. clear and discharged
from all claims Of the parties to this suit,
aud Of those claiming under them
JAS : DOWNS.
Trustee.
JuuC Is l>ij-,.
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PIT. STRATTON.
containing n
so acres,

more or less
All Of these land liz in the second Fec
ten District Of Saint Mary's county. and
contain. in the aggregate,
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SATURDAY, 2Sth day of
July next,

between the hours of 10 o'clock. a. M.
md . o'clock. D. m.. the following yslu-
able tracts or parcel of land. to wit
One tract or parcel Of land called and
known %
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-06-28
CORNWELL, WEBB Il co..
General Commission Merchants

For the sale ol
GRAIN. TOBACCO, ana country Produce.
Gcncralv. North West corner Pratt anu
Frederick Sts. up stairs Baltimore.
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CALlCOES,

Fast Colors, l23 is. IS and 20 cen's.-
Bleached and unhleached Mu>llns, superb
qualities Is, IS 20 and 25 cents.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-06-28

10 fair coa.li,ior ard s.lio:ns the estates Of
Mess P,scy AID Barber. There Is a
splcnd;i Gtazrng Meadow at ttachcd to he
premises. I'll Buildings np'n it consist
oG tirSr clas, Barn and two Houses SUIT
abic for tenants.
Also, Que 10, Of Iand. csliei and known
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40 acres:
no l$tAIlH,:
containing
80 acres;
and
DENB Y,
containing
100 acres

These lands are located in the second
Election District Of Saint Mary's county,
are in high state Of cultivation and i'm
provement and contain, in he aggregate,
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-06-28

Juuc Is, 1866 ii,
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-06-28

jane =, I>Ga- tw.
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-23

PORTLAND, July IL, 1866.
Messrs. Triton & Mcfarland
Gentlemen I'VE are happy to inform you that the
safes purchased OF you few months since, proved all
was in Messrs. j. B. Brown & Sons building on
Commercial Street, which had full Of Sugars, all
of which consumed. Both Safes fell into the cellar
remaining there some fortyfour hours subject to the
intense heat generated by SO large an amount Of
sugar and the material of the building which was
very large We opened the Safes on Saturday, the
It'll inst, and found the contents in good condition.
Some papers in the drawers were injured; also the
binding Of the books; but every word and figure in
them is perfect We think that the burglar proof
much injured, we shall give you an order for
new one which we hope, if tested, will prove as re-
liable as tho: e we have already tried.
CHURCHILL, BROWNS & MANSON.
EMERY g. WAREHOUSE,
jul16d&w ~ Middle St.. Agent.
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UNSOLICITED.

Portland. July II, 1866.
Messrs. Tilton & Mcfarland, New York:
Gentlemen = The safe which bought OF your
agent some eight years since, in the great fire of
July and g. 1t was in place hot enough to melt
off one of the cast iron feet and rollers and fuse nails
into the mass The contents were injured somewhat,
the papsr being very tender but was able to copy
ali papers relating to business, and have received
from the banks new bills for those scorched. have
sent my safe to be repaired and have no doubt that
in any ordinary fire the contents would come out un-
injured.
Oe Yours truly,
III. M PAYsoN.
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yaluahle Real Estate at Auction.

srsa.UAO EkCthA H1SCdAlG NJ Auction.
{ IN WEDNESDAY, July 20, at 10 O'Clock A. M.
~ we sh II sell the three story brick i,onss ~,
Careton street. No. g. 1t is No. no Sc in ali it's
spPolntments-in lOration, style of finish and ne OH
nornood IL is finished frcm garnet to cellar with
me pest material and by the best rkmen, IL has
y nu1shed rooms fine closets and halls gas all over
tne nouse furnace bathing room, nice cemented cell
improvements. 1t is all right, inside and out and
III perfect order. The lot is about 90 by 127 feet
al O'Clock, A. M, we shall sell h use No
90 state street, now occupied by Thomas Shaw ESQ.,
I Is three story brick house, finished throughout
rms house $50 has gas, Iuriate, cemented cellar
der. very desirable property tor Investment or
occupancy. - "
AT IL O'Clock, M, H use No. ~ York street
1t is one and half story wooden house. w;rh n
new stable attached. The house is finished through
out, with good closets, good cellar and good water
IL ma gas cistern and all the modern improvements,
ana is a desirable property. The lot is about 81 by
100 feet. Don't fail to examine tie above houses
They will be open for two DAYS previous to sale
from to o'clock, p. M. 80
At O'Clock, p. W., same day. we shall also
sell two brick Stores, Nos 20 and ri Commercial ST.
ese Stores are new, thoroughly and substantially
Dut TOUR stories on the street of the CITY,
an in prime order The stores are rs by so feet and
the lots rs by 100 feet. nrI1
AT 3 LIZ O'Clock, p. M, the house lot corner
OF Congress street and Quincy Lane, with the relics
1t Is No. 1885, and the house was formerly owned and
occupied by j. Fernald, ESQ., 1t is % feet on Com
gress street by 70 teet on Quincy Lane contai1ing
about 1917 teet-a desirable lot
AT the sale OF house No. So State street. at II oclk
we shall sell No. 112 in the Universast Church
Congress square. vNNfh IA T1-1' -
The sale OF the above property win be positive, as
the owner leaves the city. -, n : - -
. HENRY BAILEY q CO., Auctioneers.
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ENTERTAINMENTS.
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
SUFFERERS.

Grand Excursion to Brunswick.
THE Mystic and Mission Lodges J. G. of
i j. T. viii make their annual excursion to Bruins
wick. TUESDAY July "a, when they hope they
hone to present an attractive programme of amuse-
ments consisting of Dancing, Swings Foot Ball. Sc
les5- Chambers Band will furnish the music.
Ice water free to all.
The colleges will be opened to visitors.
Tickets, 81, to be had OF the Committee of Ar
rangements and at the depot on the morning OF the
excursion. Cars will leave the z. s. X. Depot fsot of
CLARK street, at o'clock precisely.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS:
Mystic Lodge-Wm. K. Sawyer, Jonas Hill, Frank
Ducett. -
Mission Lodge-Daniel R. Dresser, John Scully,
Jefferson Libby. Jul20dtd
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Portland, July "a, 1866.
Messrs. Tilton & Mcfarland:
Gentlemen-This certifies that have used one of
your safes for the last number OF years and in the
great fire of July 4th had the misfortune to have 1t
severely tested Twas situated in the second story of
fell into the cellar with other combusbes and Law
burning until July 11th at which time it was thought
prudent to openit. But doing so, it was found so
hot inside tdat blaze Instantly showed ITSELF which
being at once smotherng and kept SO until the heat
escaped from the inside. The contents were taken
out in good order, much that the books, papers
and money were all perfectly legible and admitted of
being handled without danger OF falling in pieces.
Some OF the books may have to rebound. have
given your agent an order for another safe OF same
SIZE and my confidence great in your ssfe that
should recommend them as being the best fre-proof
OF any make of safe in our great fire.
Yours, truly,
F.W. KALER s. co.
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/. IA 81 ie...-...-... PORTLAND, July IL. 1866.
NTESSRS. TILDEN e. MCFARLAND. DIR SIRs:
Xl We take great pleasure in informing you that
the Burglar Proof Safe we purchased of you, came
of the confagraion OF the 4th and 9th inst with
its contents entirely uninjured. The Safe was ex-
posed to an intense heat, caused by the burning of
large quantity of sugar, and consider suffered as
test could we'll be desired tor it. 1t con-
tanned large quantity of valuable securities, which
as we have said were entirely uninjured. We shall
wish you to make MS another safe some future
casion. tag Yours truly,
s9@ - j. B. BROWN + SONS. 4
EMERY & WAREHOUSE, Agents.
iuI16 div
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ItJtOW Dc Mcfarland.
100 SUDBURY STREET.

Beg leave to call the attention of the public to the
following testimonials, being few of tie many re-
celved from the sufferers by the late fire. Safes
change. 'o' ''A'
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HOUSE & LOT at AUCTIoN-on Tuesday, July
~ "a az o'clock, 2. M, on the premises, we
snail sell the House and Lot the corner of Lin
coin and WilmoJ streets. 1t is two story wooden
mousse, convenient tor one two families finished
thoroughly from garrett to cellar good water hard
and soft and abundant excellent cellar gas through
out the house, bay window, and house thoroughly
painted inside and out. House new. Posseeslof,
gwen Immediately Lot 24x75. It is very desirabI.
HENRY BAILEY s. CO., Auctioneers.
VALUABLE Real Estate nj Auction
Y That large and commodious House, situated in
the pleasant village of Fryeburg, Maine, formerly
owned and occupied by the late DR.. Reuel BaIrows.
together with spacious barn and about ten acres OF
land connected Herewith, win be sold at Public
auction, on THURSDAY, Aug. 8, at o'clock p M
The premises were once owned by the late Gen. j.
w. Ripley. The front part or the house was consid-
cred better constructed than any in the County of
Oxford There are on the premises variety OF shade
and apple trees, excellent water and all the appur-
tenances Of comfortable and agreeable residence
Immediate posse sion given; Terms liberal and
made known at the time and place of sale, on the
premises. Enquire OF Mr.. Charles D. Barrows, Frye
burg; Hon. Geo. B. Barrows, Westbrook, Me-, or
of the subscriber at Concord, N. H. ~
jul21 dts 20 SYLVESTER DANA,
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COMPREHENSIVE.
COpartnerShip Notice.


HNHE undersigned have this dsJ formed a co,ort-
i nership under the firm name of w. E. SIEV-
Ems q Co, for the purpose of transacting the Iron
scrption of Iron Castings for Buildings Sb;ns Rail
roads, Machinery, &C. Also window weiobts, Cani
dron Kettles: Barn Door Rollers and Han,cings
PPiOagns, cuitivator Teeth, Iron Fences, Water
We have also facilities for furnishing Retorts of all
sizes 1e l9r gas Work, Oil Factories, Mills. &c.
city. p0n'o III any pa "a 'lo
yFoundry south end of vaughan's Bridge.
o"ce lol commercial st, up stairs, Portland.
, EDWIN B. POOR.
Portland, Me, June 6, 1885, jul 1sd1m
TGt COpartnership Notice.
THE Copartnership heretofore existing under the
will be CONTINUED Alter this date Under the style of
r PERKINS, JACKSON & CO.,
Wholesale and retail dealers in LUMBER, COAL
and WOOD, Sawyer's Wharf foot Of High Street.
Dec 81. 1S65-dtf ,8f
nISSOLUTION. The firm of DUNN & PALM
~ Err, is dissolved this day by mutual consent
The accounts the firm will he settled nv a;+bor
party and the books may be found at the office of MT
Dunn in the store of Mrs. A. L. NASH No 12 Ciapp's
accounts with the above firm are requested to MAKE
immediate payment Mr.. John E. Palmer NAV e' he
found for the present at the store Of Mrs. N. j.
po.so DUNN & PALMER.
Aoi''"nu' o"y II, Io06 jul16dtt
II ARMON SAWYER, War Claim Agents. have
IL this day dissolved partnership, by mutual con.
sent. MI Hdrmon is authorized to set. lie the bus;-
nc Iss "a 'e hrm. y. X. HARMON.
hoieianu, guy III. .t-r w. S. SAWYER.
HE undersigned will continue the claim businesa
N al lts branches as heretofore, at No. 10 Market
square, and has e pleasure OF informing his clients
mat ne saved all his books, pension papers dis
charges, &c. He has got in new SAFE Marvin SCol
that Is warranted to stand fire. A. M Davis Esn,
~ commercial street, has more of the same sort
Jul 10 2. X. HARMON.
l AW Notice. The undersigned have associated
themselves in partnership for the practice of the
law, under the firm name of Goddard & Haskell. at
the office building OF the late Dr. Porter, corner of
Free and Centre SITS. "
C. w GODDARD,
T. III. HASKELL.
e vi uano, July IA, 1885, diff
DISSOLUTION OF COP ARTNERSHIP-The Co.
~ partnership heretofore existing under the name
ana style OF viclsery Il Bowen, is this day, by
mutual consent, dissolved. The affairs of the firm
will be settled by Chas. A. Vicckery, who win con
CHAS. A. VTCKERY
y. THOMAS A. BOWEN.
fortiand, Jniy ~, 1866 tes jul21 lw
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Messrs. Tilton g. Mcfarland: 5as
GentlemenI desire to testify to the superior quail
tiles OF your tire-proof safes. had one of your
manufacture in use, corner of Exchange and Middle
Streets at the time of the late disastrous fire. July
4th 1t remained in the store during the fire and fell
into the cellar, where it remained nearly buried in
heated bricks until the 4th nst when it was opened
and found in condition entirely satisfactory to me-
MY handbook, package Of papers, salesbook and
bankbi sustained no injury, with the exception of
the business OF the books dessre to have the safe
repaired, when shall feel sufficient confidence to
give another trial.
F. R. HARRIS.
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f. M. PATTEN s. CO.. Auct;o-eers.
I'D Office. $50 Fore Street

~ On MONDAY, July 20. at ban Anct.om;-
O'CLOCK on the premises Fore street betwas ar
f h.s ana Union wharf will be sold two stoTes AND
s4ore, occupied by S. Cuckett the store eastery
cupied by the same Also the next westerly NO. &C
now now used tor vinegar works The stores are u
street and four stories in the rear each io e ore
o. Steaw power in the immediate vicinity can he bs
OBTAINED; sale positive. For terms, which VIII b bs
liberal, call on the auctioneers WIZ 10
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AUCTION SALES.

r. M. PATTEN & CO., Auctione.r.
Is $50 Fore Street Ccntecl Brick nrwnIS'
ing and Land Mt Auction. On Monday .fniv
2s at o'clo k, p M. on the premises, No. IS Dan,
ioIth street, between Park and State streets win be
soid without reserve, the modern built two and
nan stored dwelling, together with the land. The
mouse Is of brick, built in the most thorough man
ner ana Is In complete order. 1t has fine suite of
Pa.iors, library six good sleeping rooms bath ROOM
csotnes presses pantries, Kitchen fine ce lar room
st gdS throughout, range ample esterns and well
,;shed hunaance, Lot 65x100. The house t. fur
t,ra MI, % from attic to cellar. The furni
Eur thse WI pc sold with the dwelling If so desired, at
the 81 sale For particulars and terms cali on
oe-onoef. .- ~ iul20.td
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WANTED. A Lot on Franklin, Hampshire,
w or Federal SITS, on lease OF five years. with
the privilege ofpurchase before lease expires. Adj
dress for two days. or apply to A. M, "a Danforth
St ~ as iulv23d2t*
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-23

TNOR SALE-House No. 81 Bracket street. The
IL lot Is 80 feet front by about 120 feet deep
has gas fixtures and plentiful supply Of hard and
soft water is very the line of the horse cars and
every way desirable residence. For terms apply
to H. P. DEANE, No. Clapp's Block, Congress st.
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-23

- ECONSTRUCTlON of Business. The
LII subscriber is prepared to execute all orders for
Stencil Cutting, at short notice, and at reasonable
prices, at Go Commercial Street, up STAIRS Portland
Maine. jy23d3t* EDWARD M. CANNON.
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-23

Messrs. Tlton s. Mcfarland:
Conference.-The safe 1 purchased of you proves
itself to be what it purports to be-ready fire proof
It was subjected to the full force Of the heat Of our
late terrible fire, and notwithstanding the legs.
Mouldings, plate and knobs entirely melted the
inside was in perfect order and preserved all my
books and papers in perfect condition As soon as
get place to put sale, shall want another Of
your make
.-aiss 1 iil j. GRANT.
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Portland, July u, 1866.

Portland, July -, 1866.
Messrs. Tilton e. Mcfarland: 49,
Gentlemen-Some ten years since we purchased a.
safe OF your manufacture which, in company with
many others, has been subjected to severe te.t in
great fire. We attempted to get tbesafe out but
tailed to do and it ie iuto the cellar remaining
there until the fire was extinguished and bricks
moved off so men could work. On Monday, the 9TH
inst, we opened the safe having seen great MANY
safes that failed we were greatly surprised to find
the inside of our safe in good condition. fact which
at once induced us to order safe of your make
This certificate written paper which was in the
safe during the fire. ~. e. 5D
Yours, truly,
VIM. III. WOOD & Son.
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-23

SHEkIFF'S SALE. - CUMBERIANn 90
- -, Attached on sundry writs and will be soId at
Tupnc Auction, by consent Of parties on TUEsDAY.
1sS Fore street. in the City of Portland in The sad
CSunty OF Cumberland, the following personal prop
erty 70 Wit: Mems Calf Boots, ladies' Serge IonbIa
anu " single Soied Boots; Cbildren's p bile Grain
Goat and Serge Balmorals; Ladies' Eureka Congress-
S 1ooss, MEMS Brosans, Patent Leather Oxford lie
Ssnppeps, ChiIdren's Ties, &C. Alse, Office Flrni'
ture, Desks, Chairs, Stove, &c. - ''-l - M
up>py e. N. PERRY, Deputy Sheriff.
Portland, July 90 1866. - dts
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REMOVALS.

HAYES &DOUGLASs, may be found at No.
IL. ZiS fore street, corner Of Union, where they
are getting in stock Of Crockery and Glass
Ware. irIot 1w