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Small Farm for Sale

rY the subscriber. containing about five acres of
Dland under good cultivation ,-some seventy apple
trees-story and half house,-barn 35x35--two new
er falling wells OF soft water. 1t commands one of
the finest views in the country. Price a120O, cash.
MOSES MERRILL.
Refsrs to Reuben Merrill and j. b. Fillebrown.
Falmouth, june 10, 1sG6.-H
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DELEGATES TO THE STATE coNvEN-

NORTH YARMoUTu.-CalebM Marston, David
G. Loring, VIM. Mitchell, il. t
FALMoUTH.-Alvin Hall, ID. T. Small, Whit
man Sawyer, Alfred Merrill.
observation-disclosures ID. Bradbury. VIM.
w. Atwood, Oren Farrar, George w. Shaw
All Spring men. =,
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Lost.

ON Exchange Street Tuesday forenoon, twenty dol
" lars~one ten and two fves. The finder will
be suitably rewarded by leaving 1t at Adams q Pur-
June 13-d3t.
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INsTALLATIoN.-Rev. Francis Southworth
was installed pastor of the Bethel Church in
this city Monday evening. The different parts
of the services were assigned and performed
as follows: Invocation and Reading of the
Scriptures by Rev. T. h. johnson of Bethel,
VT; Sermon by Rev. DIR. Carruthers of this
city, from Rev. 14:6; Installing Prayer by
Rev. DIR. Walker, of Pittsfield, Vt; Charge to
the Pastor by Rev. Geo. A. Putnam of Var
mouth; Right Hand of Fellowship by Rev.
Samuel Morrison of Portland; Charge to the
people by Rev. J. II. Winsor of Saco; Closing
Prayer by Rev. Geo. L. Walker of this city
Benediction by the Pastor.
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THEATRE.-There was quite large as well
as fashionable audience at the theatre last
evening. The great card of attraction was
Laura Keene as Lady Teazle in the comedy Of
"School for Scandal" who received numerous
plaudits in her impersonation of that charae-
ter. This evening she will appear as Miss
Hardcastle, in the beautiful comedy Of ''She
Stoops to Conquer" 1t is the last night but
one of the performances of this company in
Portland. ''---
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DIR. JUAN DELAMARE'S
GEIERR 2 TIED SpEHrrrc, nr1r


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w. +. PHILLIPS & CO., Portland, Wholesale
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Special Auction Notice.

THREE or four single gentlemen can be accommo-
L dated with oard and pleasant rooms, at 81
r. 1mberland street. June I3-d2w*
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rr,1 F sale of Furniture at No. 80 Cumberland street,
~ the residence of Rev. j. E. " alton, from un-
onoid, 5le circumstances, will be adjourned to FRI
DAY NJ s2t, at 10 A. M. Junelodtd
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MILLINERY STOCK
yT FOR SALE.

TNHE entire stock of Millinery and Fancy Goods,
j. with the fixtures, at No. 40 Middle Street. is
offered lor sale at bargain. Any person wishing to
engage in the business will find this excellent Cp-
portunty For further particulars enquire as above.
iune13dtf
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DY TELEGRAPH.
TO THE DAILY PRESS.
Wednesday Morni g, June l3, 1855.
commissioners En- Route for PORT
land.

land.
ESPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE PREss.I
WASHINGTON, June 12.
commissioners to examine the site for iron
ciads at Portland, leave tonight. Gen. b. S
Alexander, Chief Engineer, j. W. King, of
New York, Capt Melancthon Smith, of Wash
ington. JoHN I,vNcu
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Established sJw3ee 23, 1862.

THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS is published
every day, Sunday excepted lat SO Exchange Street
Portland, N. A. FOSTER, Proprietor.
TERMs:-Eight Dollars a year in advance.
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THE ANNUAL MEETING
SUM7MER RETREAT!

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open for Genteel Boarders-three miles from Port
" land. Me. within thirty rods of the ocean-wth
good opportunities for Fishing, Sea Bathing, and
water Excursions The steamer Gazelle leaves Burn
Island iune13d1m
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clcsed to any authorised Agent viii ensure bottle
from all ohsarvafion o-S'J 'SS-o.
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europa gu perluiien; ia bas lit mein PIan'
@laubt benn 8apa Dab es fit irSenO ein ben=
tenbeS Melen mDsli6 1T, Elm icI4es 2eben pie
bas meinise aussubaIten?"
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nit all meinen @olpe mid BON bieier YIuse IOss
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leien, baB 2abp gliidbetb Canning BALD ienem
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C(iCa6et6.
@rSiblun0 Bon
Tran Warie Sopbie E6tuarb.
Sctaste @erIem.

n---- Cu tparit es, her
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Gbr. Seb
go. % @ermdnlfru6e,

ylO. 70 Wernanltrabe,
bSlt befSnbis an $anb elm oOrrteS Eager BON rauer@
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nN- Dtreft BON DeutI6ianb er6dffen cine Pdrtbte
sefridts tpunene Saden befter Onalitdt. 2l G4Sscb
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xSsHdAer nss DS&satHsss
80(ttm ore 10 e& CT. "
2tTsusse8ebfa bUH
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@eStmannaen.

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So iGbtl9 i'm 2sSraus 1a5E6ar.
Na@ 0enti@Ieao osrfanbt: $S tiSrIs7 (etni@IiesItS
bee $GGtO).
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DeGt Bratt Ctr. gip. 359 unb 1854.
gecinen seebrten Grennben rnb beSl 4ubGfum ,naate
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az aIe SefeunnJea Werbea prompt, btnis unb tn
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9taat W1arplanD,
Bureau beS Gtaat8z zGefretdr8.
"IV"1F wv N7'U"FO@ N~VtFVKUt1*
Mnnap ben 30. Iuo. 1896.

ImnappIis, BEN 30. Ins. 1866.
Na&ri@t wirb biermit segebe II, bas,
ba bic @eetsebuns in 6rer Sauuar=@isuns 1865 na3s
te6enben Sei&lnB nit bsm Gori6Iase eineS Nulenbes
ents 3ar SeriaunS niere8 StaateS ansenOu,men Got,
beiastss GenSement be Der 9Ba6l bon @eieteebunsss
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tperbeu mirb, ben immberesten QBd6lern bes 9aates
sur Nnna9me cber 8ertUerfuns ntsrbreite perben lcu
Sut Huftrase tes @ouDerneutS
SSO6M M. Garter, StaatSietr.
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TIE CONCERT Thu concert o;ven Inv

THE CoNcERT.-The Concert given by
the Harmonic Society last evening was,
as might have been expected from the
array of talent embraced in the associa.
ton, quite success. The hall was well
filed, and much pleasure was enjoyed
by all present. We especially admired
Max Feinler's solo On the Clarionette and
the Soldiers Chorus from Faust. Mr..
Louis Gaus solo, "The last hour
of the House of Napoleon also de-
serves commentator. There are many
fine voices in the association and much
musical ability, and we look forward
with pleasure to the future concerts the
Harmonic will give.
The ball that followed the concert
was pleasant affair. The best of order
prevailed and all seemed perfectly oblivi
GUS for the time, of the care and trouble
that infest the work-day world.
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RGIpEsNhGDs.-Next to being bride
herself. every Young lady likes to he a
Bridesmaid. Wedlock is thought by a
large proportion Of the blooming sex to
ne cortrGious, and, much to the credit
tfthejr c..ara, tair spinsters are not Mt
.j, afraid Of c.t ling it So far as of,
"..ai conduct IS ,r4rerned, when YOU
.r.. seen one bridesmaid, y.u have
cen the whol" fascinating tribe. Their
aIng dHty seems ID be 10 treat the
.r.lc as victim led with gaIlands to
lha sacrifice They consider il ucccs
#iIy 30 oxhort her to "cheer up Her
lair assistants provide themselves with
rpnocut essences lest she should faint
"a the Crying moment, which, between
Ion and me, she had no moro idea of
.,oipr than sue has of dying, Ii Is
grue she sometimes tells them she
feels as if she would sink into the
rl,th, and that they responds, poor
learm and apply the smelling bottle ;
INIT she nevertheless cot through her
ruptiil martyrdom with great tOrtitude.
I'm nine cases out OF fen the bridegroom
ia more clustered than the fragile
md lovely woman at his side; but no.
U-Iy thinks of rityirG him poor fellow
A. ono OF the grOomsmen does recon-
..ul him to take a glass OF wine before
tic ceremony to steady his nerves,
tie advice Is given supercillously, as
mo should say: What a spoony you
.ra old fellow ~ Bridesmaids may be
considered as brides in what lawyers
rlIi The jnrhGlfe or inCiDient state.
They are looking to that day of trium-
Dhant weakness when it shall be their
nm to bc poor, dear creaturod. ana
Otherwise sustained and supported as
The law Of nuptial pretences directs
let us hope they may not he disap-
unjufed
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CITY AND STATE ITEMS,

TIE REa1AINs of Mr. James Phillips,
who was lost from the Inflated steamer
Missouri several months ago, were
brought to this city last night, and ia
ken to the residence Of his father in
North Wheeling. Our readers will recol-
Zee. that Mr. Phillips was employed as
au engineer on the steamer Missouri at
The time of the explosion. TWAS ascer-
tanned that he was lost, but whether he
had been blown mp or was drowned re-
NAMED mystery until a few days ago.
1t was for some time thought that the
remains were in the hold Of the boat,
and sunk with the wreck.
On Monday last the bodies Of two men
we're found in the wreck OF tho Missouri
and towed TO shore near West Franklin,
q short distance from Evansville. One
body had no clothing except particles
of underwear, and was so far decOmpos-
"a that identity was impossible. twas
found that the forefDger of the left hand
of the other man was off at the second
Joint. and thai he had very small foot.
Don tAftls.t tOai IL wa 'hA't" 49,
body was that or Mr. Phillips. The
Iady was entirely destitute Of clothing,
o~rcpt PARTICLES of underwear, and boots
rr1 socks, and was so far decomposed
.'st tho features Of the face couldnO he
r..arrcd. tho flesh, in a great measure,
lowing fallen OF. A cOroner's inquest
,~ held over the remains, and the rela-
rr The deceased in this city were
.-,nrrr1ed oftbe discovery.
Nr Phillips was an old and well
-~ovn citizen Of Wheeling. He was
l~agsd in the engine building business
n this city for near a quarter of cen-
,urv, and was a skillful and ingenious
mechanic. He was regarded as a pioneer
.urinee~ on the Ohio river, and had
hosts Of friends and acquaintance
everywhere between Pittsburg and New
Orleans
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INgoRREcr.-Th statement that City
Councils have ordered or received plans
.rr tlc building Of . new bridge over
'ro creek on Zane street ut cost Of
900, is incorrect No such plans have
over been thought Of by any one, except
o., Local Of the HtcHgmcr, and We
aouot know where he obtained the idea
unless lac took notes from the hand
writings on the walls in the Athoneum
,r tho recent sddress issued by the
Union Executive Committee OF this
stale. Tho bridge plans submitted to
Councils on Tuesday evening last were
cor the building of a permanent bridge
over the creek to take the place of the
little wire suspension bridge on Market
street. The Zane street bridge is to be
repaired at cost of $500. one half of
y hich sum is to be paid by the city. and
Inc other by the county.
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WEST VIRGINIA CLOTHING House.
The Spring season is upon MS, and the
time for making q change of garments
is at hand. With view to meet the
wants of the citizens of this city and
state, NJ Gutmau 81 Co. have opened a
large and fashionable clothingemporium
on the southeast corner of Main and
Monroe streets, where large stock OF
clothing and gentlemen's furnishing
goods has Just been received. All fresh
and new, and will be sold cheap for cash.
apl7 I'm
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DisFRANCHIsFD.-We see that J. r..
Navlor. Esq, of Brooke county, has been
DISTINGUISHED by an order of the Board
Of Registration of that county. Such
infamous tyranny was never equaled in
any country. Mr.. Naylor is man well
known in this city, and we are sure he
Is trustworthy, loyal and honest gen
tleman. 1t is disgrace to humanity
that he should be DISTINGUISHED by the
pimps who compose the Board of Regis
tration for Brooke county.
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PUREsT AND SWEETEST Con LIVER
OIL-in the world manufactured from
fresh selected Hvers on the sea coast.
This oil is characterized by sweetness
and purity peculiar to it alone. Its
reputation is SO great that it takes the
head of other oils, and is universally pre-
scribed by physicians. Remember to
ask for Hazard d Caswell's Cod Liver
OIL"
CAswELL. MACK Il Co, New York,
Sole Manufacturers,
For sale by all Druggists. L2OmWs
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DIscHARGED.-The man who was
taken to the st. Clairsville jail a few
days ago from Bellaire for stealing q
skiff turned out to be q crazy man, from
the Lunatic Asylum, who had been sent
home temporarily under the care Of his
friends, and had escaped. lie was dis.
on kabeas corpus and returned
to the Asylum.
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FAfLED.--The banking firm of Messrs.
Kramer & Rahm, of Pittsburg, have
failed. The failure is attributed to the
fact, that short time ago the firm loan.
ed the house of McCouch & Co.. Oh
Philadelphia, sum amounting 10 SGm ~
two hundred and eighty Thousand Goti
lars, after receiving which they 1alieu
for considerable amount, and, as con-
sequence the Pittsburg firm had 10 give
waV
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BoULDERs.-The Street Commissioner
has received advices from Beaver, Pa,
which render it more than probable that
a boat laden with boulders will reach
our landing before many days, When
the stones arrive the streets Of the city
will be Immediately repaired.
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.N ~

HoUsEKEEPERs should use Booking
improved and unrivaled Furniture
Polish. Under its magic influence old
furniture is made to assume the appear
ance Of new. The price is so ttiHIng
that any one able to own piece OF fur
niture can afford to use it. Manutactur-
cd and sold by Edmund Booking, No. j.
Odd Follows Hall.
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EVERY lady, every gentlemen, every
lad, every lass in the city, who desires TO
purchase neat-ftting pair of boots
shoes or CATERS, should call at the EN-
porium of Blonde & Bachman, 1O7 Main
street, corner of Sprigg Alley, where a
large and varied stock has just been re-
ceiyed
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UNITED PRESBYTERIAN ASSEMBLY
The General Assembly of the United
Presbyterian Church will meet in the
Second Church, Allegheny City, Pa,
(Rev. D. j. B. Clark's) on Thursday,
31st inst. The opening sermon will be
preached by Rev. J. B. Clark, D, D., the
retiring Moderator.
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A "GOAK."-The Cadiz bank robber
who was wounded in the ARRAY near
at the time Of the capture,
gives his name as Chauncy Dewey
The scamp is not satisfied with stealing
the money of the bank, but even appro-
pirates the name of it's President.
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CAN'T TAKE TIE OATH.-At the Cir.
cult Court for Hampshire county, in ses-
sion last week the following lawyers
declined to take the oath: Robert White,
formerly assistant to the chief of ord
nance of the Confederate States in Rich
mond; James ID. Armstrong, J. W. F.
Allen, A. w. Kercheval and Col. Alex
MnOrnn
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EoFF's PnLs.-The best family med1-
cine in the world A specific for dys-
pepsia No calomel! Price p cents
By mail So cents. Sold everywhere. T..
II. Logan 81 Co., Proprietors.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-05-18

A MISTAKE Yesterday we observed
. gentleman from the country using his
utmost endeavOrs to draw water from a
largo hydrant in front of a plumbing
aa"1tsbIisiment on Market street. He
EXPRESSED a surprise that the fluid did
NOT come forth, and walked away, no
doubt .condemning Wheeling as a dry
town
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-05-18

ARREsTED.-Four of the daring thieves
engaged in the recent bold robberies
near Warren and Mount Pleasant, Ohio,
were arrested day before yesterday, and
lodged in jail IN the latter named town.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-05-18

BASE BAL.-From present indications,
we are of opinion that there will soon
be several rival Base Ball Clubs organ
lied in the city. So mote it be. The
more the merrler @
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-05-18

WE see that Hon. C. D. Hubbard has
introduced a billin Congress to reimburse
this State for moneys expended for her
militia in the United States during the
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-05-18

THE WEATHER continues cool, and the
prospect for Spring vegetables is not
very fattering.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-05-18

The CIVIL DOCKET at present occupies
the attention of the Circuit Court A
number of judgments, against parties
owing old debts, were rendered ycster-
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