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The Portland daily press., 1866-07-17

AID FROM New BRUNswIcK.-At the public
meeting held at St. John, N. B., last Thurs
day, resolutions expressive of sympathy with
our citizens were adopted, committees were
appointed to solicit subscriptions, and the sum
of six thousand seven hundred dollars was
subscribed before the meeting adjourned.
At st. Stephens, N. B., two thousand dollars
have been raised for the sufferers and sympa
thizing resolutions were passed at public
| meeting
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Lake UmbagOg.

raT"A The new and substantial steamer
-kEEzzzll Andrew johnson, Will run the pres
river as follows Leave Frcsts Ian ing in Uptor,
every Tuesday and Friday, at A. NJ for the Megal-
wa river stopping the Inlet Of rLs the LAKE ana at
P M stopI ing at the Inlet an arriving at Frost's
days che boat will be in readiness to take parties 10
price.
Fare on regular trips, $1,oo.
Connections nave been made with the Stage line
from Bethel, by which parties may oave Bethel on
the train from Portland and Boston, and arrive at
Upton same evening. Stages will return to Bethel
on Wednesdays and Saturdays at A. M. connect meet
Parties can leave Boston on Mondays and 1hul sdays
by the morning train, and Pert and by the afternoon
route is one Of the most beautiful and romantic in
man, and traveller the most ghtf scenery,-the
healthful and invigorating cimste jul II
U,OR SALE. viii sell my house No. IS Park
H st. Also portion OF the furniture. Possession
given ten days after sale' rREpERrcK FOX
Mr.. Fox for the present may te found at office !
Smith & Reed. Morton Block. Congress ST. jul I7tf
CHOICE 81. Louis Flour, from 1854 wheat. can
~ be found at L. 4 E. A. O'5itiQN'S, I52 Com
mercial St. jul I7d2w
n E. FERNALD * SON, Merchant Tailors,
where they ready with good stock of Goods for
Mems wear, which they viii manufacture in Gar
ments to order.
V First class Coat-makers wanted. julIsdtf
TOR SALE. A beaut full Gothic Cottage, near
ly new. situated near the United States Arsenal,
Augusta, Me. House contains seven finished rooms
soft water Lot contains GA square rods, which in
clu es good garden, with fruit trees grape and cur
rants. Price only 1880. Terms one-half cash, re-
mainder in three yearly payments OF So each. This
is fine opportunity for securing good bargain
Title perfect Apply to
Dealers in Real Estate, No Clapp's Block,
Portland, July I7-tf Ah Congress st.
Argus copy. 2at
s TNSURANCE-THEH HOME INSURANCE co,
Il with Capital and Assets exceeding B $50 900,
having sett ed and aid in full every claim tor loss in
the lire OF the inst prepared to issue policies
on as favorable terms as are consistent with prompt
payment and ult mate security to Policy holders,
and in all other Comp nies represen ed by tt is
Agency. jul l7d6w low & LIBBY.
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l. Q. o. .F-AndroscogginL Lodge, 1. o. o. F.,
Auburn, has sent E. p. Banks, Grand Secrete-
ry and Treasurer, 500, to be appropriated to
the relief of such members of the e-ler as
have suffered from the fire.
Manufacturers and Mechanics Lodge, at
Lewiston, has also sent ffty-hve dollars for the
same purpose. 1i13i '1ea .jl -itf9M
G. M. s. w. Hodges, Grand Lodge of Massa-i
chusetts, has also written to Mr.. Banks, ex-
pressing sympathy, Sc, with a substantial per-
sonal donation, and purposes issuing circulars
to the subordinate Lodges in Massachusetts,
for the purpose of securing aid for the breth-
rem in Portland who are sufferers -. -'f'
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CARpETINGs, &c.-Messrs. Marrett, Poor s. Co.
have taken the chambers No. 3i1 Congress
street, recently occupied by Messrs. j. & j.
Russell for their carriage warehouse, where
they have opened a beautiful assortmentof
carpetings, paper hangings sc. A more COM
modious room for the display of their goods
cannot be found in the city. 'I''' 'so. n'
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Il. M. PATTEN & CO.,
81 AUCTloNEERS.

$50 Fore Street, Portland.
At the Store of w. A. Pearce. Will attend to any
business in the Auction or Commission line. jy9
NEYER & CaIef, Stationers and Fancy
W Goods Dealers We have on hand the usual as
Also Stationers hardware in great variety, Bill
Paper, Fools Cap, Letter. Also Letter Presses, Mu
ciage, Envelopes, Pen Racks. etc, which we
will; furnish at the lowest rate. Legal Cap Deeds
Of all kinds, Seals etc, contantly on hand and for
sale by VS. at 13 FreeSt. jul 13du
NOTICE. The Board of Mayor and Aldermen
IN will be in session at the Mayors OF ce, Mechan-
purpose Of hearing applications and granting per-
mission to erect wooden building within the city.
PER ORDER.
Portland July IA. 1856. jul16d2w
DORTLAND ATHENEUM-A Special Meeting Of
the proprietors of the Atheneum Will be held at
Tuesday, the 26th day OF July inst, at P. M, to
receive report from the Directors, upon the state
OF the insurance and property OF the institution; to
what disposition the proprietors will authorize to
be made Of the land and materials in Plumb street,
and whether the proprietors will make any change
in the 18th article oil the Bylaws
By order OF the Directors,
PortlaPd July 12. staw2w
Notice to the Public.-The fourth Congrega-
tona (Abyssinianl Church, the only colored church
in Portland, was not destroyed or injured By the
late fire. and they have not authorized any person to
said church.
Western and Southern papers please copy.
VIM. W. RUBY, Chairman.
A. B. BALL, Sec'y,
jul17dlw*sN Committee on said Church.
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MIL1TARY.-Capt. Henry Inman, A. Q. NJ,
on duty here for the past five years, has been
ordered to the department of the Mississippi
He will leave for his new duty in about three
weeks.
Major Frederick Robie, Paymaster u 8. A.,
has been honorably discharged.
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NoTIcE-Persons who have lost articles by
the late fire, which they have reason to sup
pose were stolen or mislaid, are requested to
call at the office of the City Marshal, in the
Chestnut Street school house Wednesday
morning at ten O'Clock. 2t
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LossEs.-E. 2; Doyen ostSthree thedsand !
five hundred delhrs Insured in the Portland I
Mutual for twothousand dollars. go.
Mrs. M. P. Haines lost six hundred dollars,
No insurance.
A. N. Noyes & Son, stove dealers on Ex-
change street, lost by the fire thirty thousand
dollars, on which there is eight thousand dol
lars insured. We trust they win soon resume
their business. sr8G nBojbl oI asQUTfC s.11,
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-17

Observation-Disclosures is invited to the ad-
vertisement of Messrs. Kimball & Co., No. 464
Washington street, Boston. This firm has fur
nished large amount of furniture for people
of Portland 'aI im TOT, nf ~ 7r
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NorIcE-W. Fl. Kepp, Secretary of the Bal e
tic Fire Insurance Co., of New York, is at the 3
Preble House, Room No. 2, where those hav- %
ing claims for losses in that Company, are re-
quested to call Immediately. $3.50
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PILEs.-We would strongly advise those
suffering from that distressing complaint to
try Strickiand's Pile Remedy. 1t is recon-
mended by some of the most eminent ply
sicians, and is certain cure in all cases. 2t
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COpartnership Notice.

TJNHE undersigned have this day formed copart-
4 nership under the firm name of w. E. STEW
EMS q CO., for the purpose of ftransacting the Iron
FOUNDRY Business. We shall manufacture every de-
scripon of Iron Castings for Buildings Ships, Ka1i'
roads, Machinery, &C. Also window weights, Caul-
dron Kettles, Barn Door Rollers and Hangngs
Poughs, Cultivator Teeth, Iron Fences, water
Ppes &c. :,
We have also facilities for furnishing Retorts of oil
sizes tor Gas Work, Oil Factories, Mills, &c.
Work delivered free OF expense in any part Of the
city. q p
Gdy-Foundry south end Of Vaughan's Bridge.
Office 131 Commercial st, up stairs, Portland.
VIM. E. STEVENS,
EDWIN B. POOR.
Portland Me- June 6. 1886. iu1 13d1m
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The Hartford Insurance Office will leave in p
this city upwards of seven hundred thousand 4
dollars. Most of this amount has already b,
been paid. stra Ii IF ys.rr- B ,i a.tq to p.
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DIED.

In New Gloucester, July 5, Miss Martha Foxcrott,
aged 81 years.
In Bath, July IS, Mr.. David B. Allison, native of
New Hampshire.
In Pittston, July 7, Mr.. Alexander Troop, aged
SO years. tnp
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JOHN G. PROCTER,

OFFICE on Middle ST., opposite the site o
OWood's Hotel, has for sale the following Real Es
tate. tTi ~ aat5e :,
asl PORTLAND: a
8 Houses on Free st, price $1,000 to 81, 900
3 Brown st, 5000 to 10000
House on State st, ts 5000
2 Houses on Carleton st, 5000 to 10000
/ House on Bracket, corner Carleton
street, $500
1l5 feet, ''0'' - ~ - 1000
House on Summer st, 1900
! House on Salem street, lot 20x90, 1900
Houses on Salem st. IN blocks, for
sale low, ttrI
Houses on Tate st, 1000 to 5000
sTANDIsH:
two story house and acres land, 600
fine house and plenty fruit, $500
wEsTBROOK:
two story brick house, 1000
two story frame houee, lot 60xS5, $500
1 one ] story frame house, acre lot 1900
LIBBY'S CORNER:
one story frame house, acre lot, 1,400
Also several desirable residences at Gorham and
vicinity, ready for immediate occupation, together
with number OF Dwellings located in various parts
of the city and not enumerated above. jul17tf
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COMPREHENSIVE.

nISSoLUTIoN-Th copartnership heretofore ex-
~ lsting under the name and firm of Colby q
Twombly, is this day dissolved BY mutual Consent.
Either party is authorized to settle the affairs of the
concern. w w CORY
July Il. div T.. s. TW0MRf,Y.
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-17

THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS is published
eyery day. ISunday excepted,l at Partington's Sa-
loon under Lancaster Hall, Portland, by N. A.
FOSTER, Proprietor.
TERMS: Eight Dollars year in advance.
THE MAINE STATE PRESS, is published at the
same place every Thursday morning at $500 year,
invariably in advance.
RATES OF ADvERTIsING.-One inch OF space, in
length OF column, constitute Square"
$3.50 per square daily first week: 75 cents per
week after three Insertions less, $1.O0 continu-
Ing every other day after first week, 30 cents.
Halt square, three insertions less rs cents; one
week, 500; 80 cents per week after.
Under head of "AMUsEMENTs,e $500 per square
per week three insertions or less $1.50.
Advertisements inserted in the "MAINE STATE
PRESS" (which has large circulation in every par
of the State for $100 per square for first insertion
aud 80 cents per square for each subsequent inser
Nou
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EXECUTIVES !

Executive MANSION, WASHINGTON. D. C, . aos
July Ia, 1866. :
SIR:-Your resignation of the Office of Post
master General, rendered in your letter of 11th
inst, is hereby accepted. Fully approaching
your kind assurance Of personal regard, am
Very truly and respectfully yours,
..rteenI sat ANDREW JOHNSON.
To Hon. VIM. Dennison. .l lF~s
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-17

TNHE copartnership heretofore existing between
Il Walden & Caldwell, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent.
C. A. WALDEN,
j. M. CALDWELL.
Jul Q, 1866. o. jul 2d2w
dissolution. The firm of DUNN s. PALM
~ ER, is dissolved this day by mutual consent. e
The accounts Ofthe firm will be settled by either
party and the books may be found at the office ofMr
Dunn in the store of Mrs. A. l.. Nash, No 12 Clapps
Block, Congress st. All persons having unsettled
accounts with the above firm are requested to make
immediate payment. Mf. John f. Palmer NAV be
found for the present at the store II Mis-, M. ],
Nichols under tha u. S. Hotel ~
DUNN g. PALMER. a.
Portland, July II, 1866. jul16dt
HARMON & SAWYER, War Claim Agents, have
sent. Mr. Harmon is authorized to set le the busi-
ness of the firm. TX. HARMON.
Portland, July10. W. s. SAWYER.
The undersigned will continue the claim business
In all its branches heretofore, at No. 12 Market
Square, and has the pleasure of informing his clients
that he saved all his books pension papers, dis
charges &c. He has got in new safe, Marvin SCo)
that is warranted to stand fire. A. NJ Davis, Esq,
II Commercial street, has more of the same SORT
jul 1G r TX. HARMON. il.
I AW Notice. The undersigned have associated
themselves in partnership for the practice of the
law under the firm name of Goddard g. Haskell, at
the Office building OF the late DIR. Porter corner of
Free and Centre SITS.
CIV GODDARD,
T. H. HASKELL.
Portland, July IA, 1866. diff
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Death Of a Naval Omcer,

PHILADELPHIA, July I6
Capt. Henry S. Stettwager, of the U. S. Ma
Wy, died yesterday afternoon at Cape Island.
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MARRIED.

In this city, July Is, by DR.. H. A. Lamb, A. B.
fir and Miss Abbie Bushy. all Of Portland.
In Cape Elizabeth, July IA. by Rev. H. M. Vail,
Edward NJ. Kimball, f Portland, and Miss Sarah M.
Mckinney, OF Cape Elizabeth.
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Postmaster General Dennison's Letter OF
ResiUmafiou.a 5l-t. r4, .rr-it-

Postmaster General Dennison's Letter OF
eff Resignation. lirs Ca uusio
The following correspondence has been made
public .,f f.s. 1.... g. -efr itoI d,
WASHINGTON, d. c., July IL, 1866. = 3,
SIR have the honor to tender herewith nv
resignation of the Office of Postmaster General,
to take effect upon your notifying me of its ac-
ceptan,e. In thus Withdrawing from your
Cabinet it is proper to say that do so chiefly %
because of the difference of opinion between us !.
in regard ito the proposed amendment of the
Constitution, which approve and the move
ment for the Convention to be held in Philadei- q
phia, on the 14th proximo. to which I am op-
posed My confidence in the patriotism of the
Union Republican party and conviction that
upon it's permanent control of Government, de-
pend in large measure the peace and happi- o
ness of the country will not permit of my hold-f
ing an equivocal attitude in respect to it. AS
suring you of my personal regard and appreci-
alton of the uniform courtesy | have received
from you, am very resptfully. yours. &c.. vs
Y p,..r.- w. DENNIsoN.
To the President.
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TO THE BUSINESS MEN
OF MAINE.

A CARD. With no opportunity for that concert
Of action which might have been secured by pub
lie meeting of our business men, the undersigned in
behalf of The Merchants OF Portland, beg leave to
submit Dref statement as to their ability to meet
WEIGH visited our city on the 4th inst Although our
city has suffered severely the wholesale interest has
heen spai ed to o remarkable degree. Not q single
jobbing house in the Grocery line has been disturbed
The other branches were not so fortunate, but the
fire commencing tar from the business centre, am
pie time was given for the removal of goods, and all
fill orders as usual. t-st
Probably we do not realize to its full extent the
greatness of loss, but assure You that the
business men Of Portland have thought Of yield
ing. If sad, they also hopeful and earnest and
confidently appeal to the business men of Maine
to stand by them in this hour of trial. ~ = +
Portland, July 0, 1885. iyll d&w1w
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EOR SALE. The four story brick house No. l6
Il Spring street, corner OF South, with or without
furniture The house is in perfect order from roof to
basement Excellent water and plenty of it. above
and below, snd heated by steam. Can be examined
any day from 2 to s p. M. Tho lot contains about
tice For further particulars apply to G. M. DAVIS,
III Commercial street.
Portland, July 10, 1866. jyl2edu
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-17

TOI N h. HUDSON, Jr., Sign and Ornamen-
tai Painter, will be found at his old stand, No q
Market Square, where lie is prepared to execute all
kinds Of painting at reasonable rates, and at the
shortest notice. jul 13d,m
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REAL ESTATE.

HOUSES for sale. House No Al Chestnut Street
II Price $4,000. No 4a Chestnut street: Price y,
900. Apply to r. COLE, 101 Franklin st., back
Cove.
Portland, July IL, 1866. tt
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Lancaster Hall.

THE undersigned being the only Furniture dealer
L left in the city at present, would respectfully
inform their frienrs and the public that they will
use every endeavor to supply their wants. Already
large amount of Office Furniture. bedding &c..
has been received and will be sold at the very dow
est rates. They have leased the land ON Exchange
street on which their late store Stood formerly oc-
cupied by Crockett Hooper, and will commence
at once to rebuild, confidently expecting to be able
to resume business the old stand in about three
weeks. jy9 GEO. T. BURROUGHS G. co.
HARMON & SAWYER, War Claim Agents, have
>: hotel and Old City Hall, up same stairs as
Lewis Photograph rooms.
WIDOWS PENSIONS INCREASED. We can now
1ptan an increase OF Pensions for Widows at rate of
years of age. HARMON A. "a w VIcIS
Portland ,Tulv11 '' '1A P" Ehs. y:
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Continental Insurance Company,
Of New York

Cash Capital, ....a........ $500, 900
Cash SURPLUS l. 900
Cash Assets. l. 600, 900
Three-iourths of the net profits are divided to the
customers in Scrip bearing interest, redeemable in
the order of its issue.
This company has paid in full all its losses by the
fire of July and 8, amounting to $41500, sustain
ing its well-known reputation for promptness and
honorable dealing
Insurance on Dwelling and Farm Property, cspec-
tally solicited
FOYE, COFFIN & SWAN, Agents,
jul17d4w 1S5 Fore St., up stairs.
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To Let.

To Let.
House at Gorham village BEAUTIFULLY located,
within three minutes walk Of the Depot with ten
finished rooms, one acre of land under good state
of cultivation, fruit and shade trees never failing
well of water under cover, good dry cellar wood
house and stable connected, and all in thorough re-
pair.
The above is ono Of the pleasantest situations ut
the Village. Inquire of l.. T. SMITH.
Post Office address, Saccarappa, Me-
Gorham, July 7, 1866. jy9
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FINE Location for Sale A two storied house
N and lot on Gray Street. Lot about 3S by 100.-
This property rents ior $500 and is locased In
session given in a short time
Apply at the Real Estate Agency of VIM: III. JER-
RIS at Horse Railroad Office jul 13d1w
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-17

TOHN G. PROCTOR, Broker and Commits
u sion Dealer, may be found at his office in Tent
on j. M. Woods grounds, near the Post office, and
has tor sale many houses well located and ON reason
able terms.
Also, two blocks of ]! story Houses, on Salem St,
three in each block, new and well arranged for small
families. Lots 70x80 and well supplied with water.
Two blocks on Dantorth street, near Clark street,
containing four houses two stories and well aIanged
for small families. Will be sold on very favorable
terms. Apply as above. jyl2 tt
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-17

ITO LET-A room 25 by 40 feet, with Power. En-
quire at 100 Green street. bH div
EOR Sale or to LIGHTHOUSE in Cumberland Centre,
containing IA rooms, large barn and outbud-
ings, % OF land, fruit trees &c is one mile
and quarter from the Portland and Kennebec De-
pot: cars run twice day and carriage conveyance
to the house. For particulars enquire of
iy12 1wpd MRS. GORDON, 21 Bracket st.
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-17

NENTEEL Residence for sale in Gorbam. One of
" the finest residences in Gorham, now occupied
by Major Mann is offered for sale The huse is two
stories thoroughly finished inside and out and in
situation is unsurpassed in that beautiful village
The lot large upon which is fruit trees OF various
kinds shruberry, Sc. A nice spring Of excellent
the cellar. it also has fine stable, This excellent
property will commend itsell to any man who is in
want OF pleasant home within 80 minutes ride Of
Portland.
For further particulars enquire of WIN. II. JER-
RlS, Real Estate Agent at Horse Railroad Office,
Opposite Preble House. Jylldu
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-17

VNHE copartnership heretofore existing between
Il Walden & Caldwell, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. =
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-17

HOUSE and Lot for Sale. two and hall
I1storied House on Alder Street; only three years
old, an abundance of good water; has fine garde n
of fruit trees and shruberry The lot contains a9out
5000 feet The house will accommodate two famiiles'
or mote If desirable. The house is thoroughly nns-
ed of the best materials and is located IN an unoD-
jectionable neighborhood.
Apply to VIM. H. JERRlS Real Estate Broker,
July I2-dtf
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Dis . oil ution

Portland, Me, june 8, 1886, jul 1sd
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-17

STORE TO LET. The store and Counting Room
~ now occupied by the subscribers For further
particulars apply to E. E. UPHAM SON.
iull If
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Notice to Creditors.

J,srATE OF LEONARD ST. JACQUES,
H. d.censed-Notic- Ia hereby given ey 'ne
s.tsts 10 the creditors Of. and all persons having
claims agaIns, said deceased TO e1nio ,no "nts.
W. A., mobilization Of this notice, to the
,,nd.r,,ened' rOM at his store. In Lower Gold hiu
0pp''i'' v. LEMERY, Administrator;
Gold Hill, Augpr q, 1866. ~"
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TO RENT.

THE sTORK ROOM AT THE ColsSER
L Of Main and Pioneer Streets, WinterDaust.
Building. Suitable for Clothing store, ha.%ey .n
store, or tho Grocery businesG Rent soo ~
Inquire Of the owner. opposite the prsmai.sss,
Gold Hill. Nov, Is 1855 hfr5 aS.St" si
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NOTICE.
SITUATION, WANTED.

q sEANsrREss, OR is WILLING TO
n do General housswork, and can give the
hest OF peferonosL Wages not 70 much ot an
object. Address BOZ l62. Post 0fice: Gold HUI.
or ino1Ire at A. J. BEALS
nIS Tho'@ Photograph 6slsry.
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Boot & Shoe Makers.

N1OTICE.-HavIngd dispossdoi our Factory.
IN we are now prepared TO give our whole AZ
tentiou TO our Leather and Finding buAi.
meas, On hand. direct from France, Calf and
Kip, AIse Domestic Leather, BOOT
Legs, &c.
JOHN G. HIN. L. FAyRE, JOHN BRAY,
New York. Paris San Francisco
Address, Helm & BRAY,
oe4-am 4i6 Ratterv street San Francisco.
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Notice to Lien-HOlders.

STATE OF NEVADA, STOREY COUNTY;
- In the District Court Of the First Judicial
District n. Larivere, plaintiff. ". J. T. Leblanc,
defendant
Notice to Neutrality-suspicious. Ia hereby given
tha, an action has been commenced in said Court
by the above.named plaintiff, against the above
named defendant for the foreclosure Of Me-
chAnic's Lien and for the sale Of the following
described property, in satisfaction thereof: All
that certain property, situate on Lot No. ii.
Block No. S, Range &C." in the Town Of Gold
Hill, Storey County, Nevada, consisting OF
Quartz Mil. and appurtenances TO said mill be-
longing or In any wise sppertaining, and so
much OF the land upon which the same are alt.
uated as may be necessary for the convenient use
and occupation Of the samc, said property being
in the County Of Storey. State Of Nevada
All persons holding or claiming liens on said
premises. under the provisions OF an Act OF the
late Territory OF Nevada entitled. An Act for
securing Liens to Mechanics and Others, ap-
proved November 2lst, A. d. 1850, are hereby no
iIhed 90 appear In said First District Court, at
the Court Rooms thereof. in the City Of Virgnia
Aforesaid, on FRIDAY. December 2lstA D. ls66,
nt 10 o'clock A. NJ of said day. and then and
there 20 exhibit prsof Of said Liens.
40" N LARIyERE, Plaintiff.
By VIM. w. Bishop, his Attorney.
Gold HIll. Nov. g, 1866. noZoa