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'oard stocks were dull and
New York MnrIsct

NEW YORK, Dec. 4
Cott1n-qniet and steady; sales 300 bales. Middling
Flour-Receips 27 POS bbls; sales 100 bbls; State
and western dull and 10 a sc lower. Superfine State
90 q 40; Extra do, at 30 @ IL %; Choice do at
10 80 q II 2O Round Hoop Ohio 10 90 % ii 25 Choice
do II 80 a 10 10; Superfne Western IS a 40; Com
mon to good Extra Western so az 10 10; choice do
10 90 "a II 90 Southern dull and drooping sales 2io
bbls. mixed to good, II 20 q Il 70; Fancy and Ex-
ira, II SO az 16 co. ~ ~ y 'sas 7EE
Wheat-heavy and a. &c lower; sales 81, 200 bush.
Milwaukee No. at 0O q 20. The latter for very
good.
Corn--heavy and a &c lower; sales 800 bush
Mixed Western IL "a 10 in store and afoat closing
at is.
Oats-dull and heavy sales 5000 bush; Chicago
Spring and Milwaukee q q So; State G6tc; Delaware
62c; Canada, in bond, 53c.
Beef-heavy; sales $40 bbls new plain mess 12 90 "a
and new, Dec j. 1866, 1888 packages same date last
month 1881 packages; same date last year 4O,7ls
packages,
Pori-heavy and dropping; sales 4.15O bbls. also
l,75o bbls, new mess at % 81 q q 90, all january
Total stock, old and new, Dec. L. 1866, 5000 bbls
same date last MONTH So 97 bbls; same date last
CASH closing at u 81 cash. new at % 90 a % 25
prime 10 30 "a 20 co.
Lard-dulI and lower; sales OF $40 bbls at 1a q 139c
Butter-lu; sales Ohio at Is % soc; State at 80 40
81; Orange County pals, 10 q 40. -
Rice-dull.
Sugars unchanged; sales 200 hhds. Efuxcovado at
105 "a lie. 1861
M0lasseA--dull.
Cofee--dull.
Naval stores-lull; Spirits Turpentne, 70 q 74c;
oils-heavy; linseed 40 % 43; lard sperm and
whale quiet
Petroletm-dull; sales 100 bbls crude at Pic. refu-
ed bonded 80 20 SAC.
Iallow-quiet; sales III 900 lbs at III "a Ice.
o. Wool.steady with better business doing; sales
250O00 lbs al A a. GO for domesc fleece; ~ @ 60 for
pned 55for tubbed, &c for Texas and Is in gold for
Cancels hair.
Freights to IIverpool-fm. Wheat sgd, Oats cd,
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TINELANn
-FARM AND FRUIT LANDsip . mild !,

E'AehM AND Fb UHT La DsS in mild and
heslthful. climate. Thirty miles soat.h OF Phil
ndelph a, by Railroad, in New jersey on the sam
line OF latitude rs Baltimore, Md -77[I
Inc SOIL IL rich and productive varyine from eJa v
to sandy oa ~. suitable for wheat Grass Co r
tobacco, Fruit and vegetables This is qrcet rs;
tUoaA!'y. rive hundred vineyards and Orchards
navepeen planted OFT by experienced fruit growers
grapes Peaches, Pears &C., produce immense proI.
J s, flneland is already one of the mos beautiful
places In the U nited States The entire territory
consisting aI htty sqnare miles of lan, Ia laid ont
upon general system OF improvements. The lard
Is ony SOLD TO actual settlers with provision tr phc
The place on account of III great beauty
as well as other advantages has become the resori
OF People 81 Taste. lt has increased five ;bousa al
people within the past three years Churches Stores
SCHOOLS, Academies, Societies OF Art and Learning
ana DINER eIeLnsn OF refinement anil culture have
been ntrodu ed Hundreds Of people are consta,tIy
setllns. Hunure IS Of new houses are boinu con-
structe lfce OF Farm Lasu twenty acre lois and
upwards SO per acre. Five and ten acre and VII
lage lots for sale. ssssssssA ,ls1ssT I'd ~ "
FRUITS and Vegetables ripen earlier in this district
than IN any otherl cality, north Of Norfolk Va I'm
proved places tor sale YrsetsFaf2 ~-~'
openings Tor all kinds OF business Il,mhar Vords
Manu- actories, Fountlres, Stores and che Iik and
steam Power with room can be rented. =
For persons who desire mild winters a ho.bbf,l
climate, and agood soil, in country beauLiiully i'm
prov o. abounding in iruits and osessing all other
social privileges, in the heart of civilization II 10
worthy of visit. - - "
Letters answered, and tie yiheland Rural a par.,
lon Rob nson, sent to applicants. 8 = ~
Address Oh AS X. LANDIS Vineland P. O..
Lands Township, New JERSEY 2 s1'
From Report of Scion Robinson Agricultural Fdi
Tor OF the Ttibune sit is one OF the most extensive
FERTILE tracts, IN an almost level position and suitable
side of tie Western Pi aires . -
sept13d6v6m ST iai
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B0ARDs AND ROOMS,
TO LET,
IMPORTANT 10 LUMBERMEN
owners OF HemIock Lands I,


THE AMERICAN PATENTED IMPROVEMENT
Il TANNING COMPANY, of New York, own the
exclusive right in the United States for the nanuac-
Bark for tanning purposes. This Bark Extract is
extensively used among Tanners and the de-
nand Tor it rapidly increasing. Itcommands a really
sale in the Boston, New York and Philadelphia mar
kets, at sixty cents per gallon The appliances for
manufacture are simple and not expensive costins.
but little more than the ordinary teaches used by
ners By this process, two cords of Bark may be re-
duced so as to concentrate the entire strength into
forty gallons OF extract without in the slightest de-
gree injurng its tanning qualities and at cost not
exceeding one dollar per cord The saving in freight
alone, between the transportation of the Extract and
the bark, will range from six to eight dollars per cord
so that any one who may get out but three hundred
cords of bark per year, may from two thousand
to twenty-five hundred dollars in the difference in
freight. srT-i 49, :
The Company does not propose to sell Territorial
rights but will grant exclusive privilege to manufac-
ture in certain localities, charging small ROYALTY Der
gallon the amount manufactured =.
The Company will send competent men to supcrin-
tend the construction of the works, where PARTIES de-
sire to enter into tho business and to instruct in the
manufacture OF the Extract. q
AS guarantee OF success TO parties entering into
this business the Company will contract to take all
the Extract manufactured under their process at fifty
cents per gallon, delivered in Boston on New York
Parties in New England desiring further informa-
ton as to terms, &C., may call upon or address MIR.
THOMAS W. JOHNSON, General Agent OF tile Com
pany, at the American House in Boston, where mod
els of the apparatus may be seen. IN
nov IS d3m S. n. KENNEDY, Pres't.
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Co,nmereiaI..-Per Cable,

LIVERPOOL, Nov 80, Noon.
The Brokers' Circular reports the sales of cotton
10000 bales. The market opens steader at lid for
Middling upland.
LONDON, Nov. 20, Noon.
Consos are quoted at 500 for money.
AMERICAN SEcURIrIEs.-The following are the
quotations for American Securities: Erie Railroad
Shares 16. Illinois Central Railroad Sharcs77 Unit
ed States 5-20's 70i.
LONDON. Nov 30 Evening
Five-Twenties exhibited steady appearance to-
day, though perhaps little weak at the close The
opening rate was 70 and closing al 70 Sellers and 20
buyers, The money market was easy at 81 a. l.
American railway shares stronger Illinois and
weaker on Erie The former sold at H. md the latter
Accounts from Liverpool advise more steady feel
ing in tbe cotton market and an increased business
sales to-day 10000 bales, the market closing firm at
III for middlng uplands. AT the Liverpool corn
market to-day all descriptions of breadsus arc slow
OF SALE and in Indian decline of Sd "a Sd Der
quarter was accepted.
Inc cotton market is without quotable change The
cd to 39s Cd for Mixed Western. pork derlinin9
~ LONDON, Nov 3d.
The money market is quiet and steady Consois for
money open at 3d.. ~ :
American securities, with the execution of 5oo
bonds, have declined since the last report The fol.
lowing are the current rates. United States 5-2O's
70 Illinois Central Railroad shares 1884, Erie Rail-
LIvERPooL, Dec. 1, Noon.
The Cotton market opened steady with prospective
sale of 10000 bales. Middling Orleans at AID.
g4t. LONDON, Dec. 1, Noon.
I'm american Securities-dull; the prices are fol-
lows Erie Railroad shares AZ; illinois Central Rail-
road shares II; United States 5-2O's 703.
c... LIVERPOOL, Dec. 1, Evening
Ct,o-saieS Today 10, 900 bales, including 900 to
spectators and exporters the market closing nj i'd
ior middihg uplands Breadstuffs very active
LONDON, Dec. 1, Evening.
tonsois closea tnls evening at 500 for money
AMERICAN SECURII IEs.-Erie Railroad Shares a5l
Illinois Central Railroad Shares r. United states
5-20's 70f ''e'
OF the opening, but little business was done IIn;tJ
States 52Os advanced !, closing at To- and with al,
demand. Money is In demand. IAN
BERLIN, Nov. 1, Evening.
United States 5-20s closed at the same price as at
opening. ut
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The DocroRs AT FAULT.-At Chicago, VIM.
Batting, a man of some wealth, was some time
since sent to the insane asylum for insanity.
He was recently discharged, and yesterday APP
poared in Court and presented a petition for
the custodianship of his property asserting that
he was no longer insane. Drs. Wickersham and
Smith were appointed to examine the man
and pronounce upon his sanity. They report.
ed him mentally sound, when, in response to a
question by the Judge he said he was worth
100000 in gold, which God had given him, but
of which he had been robbed by the authori-
ties at the asylum. God, he said, visited him
one day, and talked the matter all over, When
asked to describe his personal appearance, he
stated that he was a very old man and entirely
naked. The learned doctors were nonplussed
and the man was sent back to his old quarters
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Boston Stock List.
Sales at the Brokers' Board, Dec 1.
MARRIED.

In West6rook, Nov 80 nv Rev. " NJ R;obor5son
Albion Hannatord, OF Cape Elizabeth ami Miss Han
rietta z. Kiborn, Of scarboro. ''''' IL GU
~ IN SorIh Yarmouth, Nov. 20, by Rev. F. Lord
ter of Gen. B. b. Porter. OF n. Y. '' '-'' "''s'l-
In Norway. Nov 90 by Rev T. Il. Merry .Iose,t
OF Norway. 'n 'iAei'
In Phipsburg, Nov. 26, VIM. Davis and Miss En-
nice E. Ham lton. ' "i'' i1u-
In Lewiston. Nov. 90, John D. Ibomps,n and No
ry A. Higgins, both OF Lisbon M
In Paris, Nov. 10, Charles Young, Jr., OF Green
wood, and Mrs. Clarissa S. Howe, OF p.
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LIVERPOOL, Nov. 80, Noon.
The Brokers' Circular reports the sales of cotton
for the week $4,000 bales. The sales to lay have
10000 bales The market opens steadier at lid for
Middling upland.
The Rreadsfuffs marked 10 unehanOad
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THE MARKETS.
TELEGRApHIC REPORTS.
Financial.

rl- New YORK, Dec. l.
Tho Post says the loan market shows symptoms of
growing to call loans and of growing disrust
in commercial Credits Current rate for Government
securities is per eent for choice bills "a per cent
Governments dull except new sxtv-fyes which
advanced 10 0S in consequence of the change in the
role for conversion, which goes into effect to-day
SKIES of 1851 more In demand as are also ten
foItics. Stock market is dull, and in view of the
opening Of Congress and the general uncertainty in
financial affairs, very little business il doing
Railroads irregular and lower.
Gold 40R at 2 p. NJ
After flTe I,oard sfocLs ura..a d,u AZ, 7; 1S,,.v
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MADE FROM THE PRESCRIPTION; OF REV. CHAs.
r. KING, M. DBL L. D., Gel .Ez eF
Is confidently presented 10 the public for the Proven
ton and cure OF t'- TX 1854 fTFT7
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PASSENGER VESSELS REQUIRED TO HAVE
LIFE BOATS, &c.-The following is the 10th
section OF chapter pa of the laws passed at the
last session of Congress. The act was approx
ed July 25th, 1866. Probably there is not a
steamer or sea-going passenger vessel sailing
front Northern port that is provided as this
section requires.
SEC. 1O.-And be 1t further enaeted-I'hat al
sea-going vessels carrying passengers, ana
those navigating any OF the northern ana
northwestern lakes, shall have the hie-poats
required by law, provided with suitable boat
disengagng apparatus so w. N ther
complement of passengers while such vessels
are under speed or otherwise, and SO as to al
low such disengaging at both ends of the boat
simultaneously from the tackles by which il
NAV be launched to the water.
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The new brig Agenora. which cleared 2sth Tor
Havana, was cleared by + G Hight. tbc.oe crIone-
ously repOrted.)
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DIED.

In Topsham, Nov. 20, Mr.. william Brewer. form.
eriy Of Portland, aged 80 years months.
n nv sTd ~ 10 Mrs. Susan r. Clark, widow Of
the ltte Dea. Royal Clark, aged rs years.
In Dixfeld OcF. 23, Mr.. George L. Saund rs, aged
In Wiscasset Now Is. after long and painful ill.,
ness REV Abiel Wood, aged 50 years months.
In Boothbay Nov. "a, Mrs. Eliza, wife OF Samuel
Farmer, aged 40 years.
In Lewiston, Nov. 49, MIR. William Brooks, aged 50
wears IL months.
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ESCAPED FROM JAIL |
$500 REWARD =.

Escaped from the Portland Jail, the night of the
10Th, the following described persons:-
. SAMUEL NEVILLE. 81 wears of AK. 3 feet
inches high, dark complexion, black curly hair.
chin whiskers. Had a brown broadcloth coat, grey
pants and vest and round top hat
FKEDERHCIx RTCHA RDs, about feet
inches high, OF medium build, slightly STOPPING
shoulders, had on gray sack coat, black vest and
pants and brown ncck-tie lie a silk beaver hat.
CHARLES REsAHNARD, about % wears
old, six feet high, dark complexion one eve sightess
and has heavy swinging gait, of powerful and wiry
faded to dull brown; pants and vest dark mixed
new shoes with brass bucles and limitation Scotch
cap, "
:. MELVIN KENNISTON, about feet 81
inches high, pretty stout build, dark complexion
with heavy anil rather sunken black eyes, and thin
moustaole. Wore short dark coat, pants and vest
dark, white bosom shirt, with scarlet neck-tie and
black cloth cap. -
The above prisoners eecal ed last night about
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PATTERSON & CmADBOURNE,
DEALERS IN c4-esal q
REAL ESTATE.

II ECLAL ESIA IE.
sAortoa Block, Next Above the Rrebie
House
4 kFFEH fol- sale two and a half story house ON At
~ lantle Street, containing twelve finished rooms,
IN perfect repair Arranged for two families. Hard
anu soft water, gas and all modern conyeniences.-
LOT Oh by 10 Price $4,000. Terms only 81 300 down,
balance in two years. This is a most desirable bar
city. "a .Aa -sTIi = = - 1 -'s'' ~ '''o
Also, two two and half story houses ON Wilmot
ana Franklin Streets, eighteen and niDeteen rooms
each Both arranged for two families Price 81 600
eacn: Terms only $1,000 down; balalance in four
houses on State, Danforth, Lewis Brown, Cunber-
land, Oxford, Middle and other streets al nr,ces
ranging from s. 800 to $15 O0O f
November "A. d2w = ..f.t ... s..r.lr =...... .. -
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FOREICN POETS.

Az at Calcutta, mo date) slip Montana, Moore
Liverpool, IS days.
"A t Loaido Sept 80 baraue Ionic Woodburv -lro,,
81 st0n, ar Eth, unc.
New York. 1919 '''
Ar at Palermo both ult barque Ormus. Petteno;,l
Cagiiari; LIST, brig Neponsrt. Tracy, Bangor
GA stil, bar1ue Caro-. Beals, Philadelphia
Ar at Rio Janeiro Oct II, brig John Welch FifeId
Philadelphia; 2lst, brig Edith, DIV r, New York
70, ship North American, West, Baltimore for Sar
sid 2lst, brig Frances Jane, Norris. Baltimore.
Ar at Barbadoes Oct 31st, brigs A Horta, from
georgetown Sc; Nov 4th Ida Abbott, Jordan, do
9Th. Almon R9well, Fernandna,
Ar at st Thomas Nov g. shin Sorrento. Wilson
HaVre for New Orleans. land procecded.l
NIachias. f5ff9 - - ff'c"s' : ~
Ar at Trim dad It'll inst, brig Montrose Peterson
Genlhegos. -t -
= Ar at st John, NIB, 2ad inst, sch Martha, Dale
Portland. -'-' ~
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THE Wool TRApE.-It is understood that
therevenue commission is giving much atten-
ton to the subject of the wool trade of the
country, and that the forthcoming
report of Mr.. Wells will treat of the
subject at length The facts presented will be
of special interest in view OF the fall in price
of wooden goods The figures compiled in the
Treasury upon this subject show that the de-
cline is owing to the increased imports of WOOL
len goods in 1866 over 1865, the importation
last year being twenty-sx millions, while this
year they have exceeded siyty-seven millions
An iron-clad ordered a year ago for the
Sultan of Turkey now awaits a purchaser in
an English shipyard, the representative of the
Ottoman government having failed to receive
his remittances
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Valaable Hotel pronerty for sale
Farna For sale.

1 WILL sell my firm near Aliens Corner West
4 brook, about three miles from Portland one mile
nom horse cars, aud Wcstbruck Seminary.
SAID aTn contains about 100 acres. part OF it very
sllnaple lor tllaEc. INA part il lGr building lots
There Is coed house. two large baruS and out hons-
es on the premises twill he sold together OF in lots
20 suit parciG,sers CYRUS TIIURLOW
'sepl1-dH 4s sal Esz5 z les C,,mncrei1l H.
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SINGULAR OccuRRsScE. Mr.. Thomas
Hughes, in his last letter to the n. Y, Tribune,

says;
the funeral o. Daviess, the Queens huntsman,
of whom wrote lately, which was attended by
Lord Colville, the Master OF the Royal Buck
Hounds, and many other noble and crack
sportsmen. They shot tavorite old hunter
over the grave, and then had tire ears cut OH
and buried on Daviess's coffin. confess wien
l read the announcement ] rubbed my eyes
and looked twice to see whether was readl iis
one of Fenimore Coopers novels, or my ualy
paper. have no doubt your journal Teaom ne
the Choctaws, and 1 would respe c,, i'm
form the British people whether the meapipg
Of s that the gd0s 6rS Of a tng
horse may hear the voice of ms ola nd iOra aHa
m1nnt in the happy hunting fields.
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Spruce Flooring BOARDS.

A quantity of well-seasoned, clear Spruce FLOOR
"A ING BOARDS, 16 feet long, six inches wide.
for sale by HENRY BITLTARD Nv
nov ~ aim Smiths Wharf
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SPOKE

SPOkENs
Nov 8, lat S. lon AZ Oh, steamer Idaho from Ratb
for San Francisco
Nov 20 lat 40 80, Ion CT Is, ship Resolute I'm New
York for Liverpool.
Nov %, lat 30 0s, Ion II ~, bar1ue Jennie Cobb,
from New Orleans for Providence
No daie, lat AZ N, Lon 62 w, barque eva" (of
famOuthl from LIVERPOOL for Boston, I3 DAYS out. :
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HOTELS.
U. s. M0rs3tai's Notice.


UNITED STATES OF AMFRIcAl
DISTRICT OF MAINE, s. s.
PURSUANT to sunory Munitions 10 me directed
Il from the Hon. Edward Fox, Judge e. TIE Uni
TED ates District Court within and for the District
OF Maize, hereby give public notice that the ol
wing Libel and informations Lave been fled In
said Court, viz:
An Information .anst one Horse called the seNel-
lie w. locke, seized by the Collector OF the Dis
triet of Portland and Falmouth on the thirteenth
day OF &c, ober last past, at Portland in said bis
tliet.
A Libel against Ticcaiy-tano Quintays of Pollock
Fish; One Hail Barrel 81 Herring. 71oenty-sepen
Barrels No. 1 XockereJ : One RefrTeI M 3 UqcIe,r-
e; $40 lbs. Rusty Maekerel: IS Empty Barrels: 70
barrels SAT-, seized by the Collector OF the District
of Portland md Falmouth on the fifteenth day OF
October last past, at Portland in said District.
An i9tormatioa against One Water Wheei One
Lathe: Lathe Bench and Turning Tools One Board
Plane: One Grind Stone and Bench Itcekre Circular
S1cS Sic S0lc ShdtyS One Cupboard Machine: One
Lath ubchiae: One Match Spliaf Machine: One Face
Pidner: One Mdchile FOR preparing Match BLOCKS
One PO'cer Gross Ont SGae One htad cross cur sdlg
One and enc hd gross Stamped Matches RRefy-tkree
One cent StdnpS, and al he ShGniag, Beltin1 an
stamped MatcteS, Stores, and other Furniture in
Me HH and Dry House connected herescith: Chest
Of Tools, No1ssey French, &C., &c., seized by the
Collector If Internal Revenue Tor the First Collec-
ton District 4 &aine, on the twenty-seventh dav
Of October last past, at Hollis, iii sail District
Which seizures were Tor breaches OF the laws II
Tue upted states as is more particularly set forth in
said Libel and mlormaticlis that a hearing and
tfiA Will be had thereon at Portland in sa District,
on the First Tuesday Of December merit where auy
persons IN ested therein may appear and show
should not be decreed lorieit and disposed accord
ing to law.
Dated at Portland tins seventeenth day of No
TNfE1p FLA QUIEBY, .|f
Deputy U. S. Marshal Dist OF Maine
Noy. I7-dl4d
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Southern PINE.

BOUT 40 NJ very superior Flooring and Step
"a Boards now landing at Custom House Wharf
and tor sale in lots to suit purchasers. Apply to
Z. NJ. DAVIS & co.
-Ax 4 liz COMMERCIAL street,
PorflaBd, Nov. 81, 1856. sse "a NEov2.dtf
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House and Lot for sale.
Notice to Land Holders.

MI. O,DUi;oClfER. H,ildor is prepared 70 take
WI contracts for bmldhg, either bY ,IOB or bv
DAY WORN. Can furnish First Class wnrkme1
and material OF all dcscripuou ''''-0A
+- Residence, AMERICAN HOUSE. ~
August 18th. 1886 ouosGif
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Store to he Let.

CTORE No. 206 Fore street, foot of Plumb now oc-
~ cupied by Head Brothers. will lie for rent and
occupancy on or about the 18th December proximo
Apply to j. r. BRAZIER, AZ Bracket street. or at
L. M. PATTEN s. CO., Plumb street - noy27tf p
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MISCELLANEOUS

EE5' 'The wonderful progress OF medical Sci
E8 a Wence during the pust sic years, only makes
~ H 1t ossible for the conscientious Physician
~ 20 T5sito DECLARE now that, CONS MpTIoNIs AS
- ~ md MS CEKr AMY PREVENTED as Small
- 100 - Eiag, II. d., i. L. H., ETC.
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T,HE First of January, the. Store now occrnisd hx
L the subscriber, No. 81 Free street, Up
nv "a Jt,., ri Z % 4siza rnr,>,,, -
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For Sale

INtiE lot OF Land ON the westerly corner OF Com
gress and Iearl Sts., fronting on Congress street
ab ut Ill ieet and % Pearl about 80 feet ZEE VIZ
4lply to CHARLES L. BARRETT,
4. AT office Grand Trunk Railway Station.
Portland, Aug. s. iS66. aug1tfa
Valuable Hotel Property for Sale.
NHE oxford House, pleasantly situated in the vii
ase 81 Fryebnrs, oxford county Maine, is of
nne fions Is Is is Da.i s ~ appea Tor soon.
and hXiures throughout, together with all necessary
outbuidings ala IN go -
For full particulars inquire oil s2f
HuRATIO B0OTHBY -
y Piopuetor.
Or Hanson Dow, 3i5 Congress 81. -
Fryeburg, Sep. -, 1866 = sssts- = diff
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sTEAHEiss,
Montreal Ocean Steamship Go,
PORTLAND AND NEW YORK
~ STEAMSHIP CoMPANy. : =
5 Eaa EEKLY LINE

81 The splendid and fast ste,,,
A N<-.TRM ships DlflGO, Capt III SIM
q tlos E,k.N\ MooD, and FkANtONIA o..
-. 10y W. W. SHERWOOD, viii mil
1000 r.----. iurther notice, run as follows.
n kCav n BROW Z Wharf, Portland, every WFDNES-
- Fa. dI piSs RDAY, at T.. NJ and leave Pier
sAaiURl Az. at O'Clock L. Vi. anu
,ionl s'r Vessels are fit cd up with ne aeeo,rof
sle anu comfortable route Tor travellers bdyesS,,
a. eo ea ,N anu Maine. Passage, in State Room,
Good 30" ,or,Ipa asSase 5000 Meals extra,
" eaI, quebec bangor Bath Augusta, Eastpo and
steamers as early ass L. NJ on the day Thai ~,
leave Portland. "io "f'S 'n"t 'hef
For freight or passage Apply 10
+ EMERY & FOX, BroT1,'s Wharf po,,,,a,t
IF. AMLS, Pier IS East RIVER. - ''''i''
Nays, ise5. IL,
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Brick Houses for Sale Ga. Spring St.

A'AACAA AAoskCOo tOA otskC Oea kSpElnk - BE
TNHREE story brick dwelling Houses, with over
5000 teet OF land pleasantly located. Price rea-
sonable. Terms liberal. Inquire of So RA|
JOHN G. Proctor,
novl9d3W s e-s-2 . f Middle street
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~ n" ''EZI3A {. DANGDON,
sHs 1850 No. 331 FOURTH St.,N N. ".
Tie ..PREPARED PRESCRIPTION:'l IS put up
in 81 bottle anu is sold by w. Il. PHILLIps 20 t.
land, Wholesale Agent Sold at Retail by every
Druggist in Ataine-Druggists Generally Orders
may be ad ressed to the sole Proprieors, OSCAR G.
MOSES 81 CO., q CoRTLANDT STREET, N Y
Consultation Free. Circulars c,ntai ing PARrIcU-
LARS OF MANY CASES successfully treated will be
sent free by mail;
June rs cod & cow
The Portland daily press., 1866-12-03
House for Sale

| CAN sell a three story Brick House, with all the
modern improvements, together with large lot of
land for $4,000. Inquire of ~. q -,
no2Sd1w JOHN c. PROCTER.