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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-06-02
81 &8n3esset.
SfTce: Srpabftr., meben GftnSou
Si6mrnp. Sa., zen 2. Stunt 1866.
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Sn Hcl9e Der pciitii6en Serpidtunaen in
etns bsfpisucis @efhdfte-@ riffs in Dsutibloue
einattrsttu.
Su pambura tat bte giufubr pom 6 cIpniel.
Waarsn faft eanJ aufasbDrt. Sn 8raurruburo
Sa6Isn, S6isftsn, ben 8bein-V ropiu,eu unS
8urterberN 1T Der er6eers 2bs,s Der Natritar-
Better entlaHen wurpsn. S.n Ssrltu bateu bic
prtnstfGsn 43proSentiaeu in ether Stunpc flint
prr5tnt p%srlorsn frlter fauren Ne los. l. At
80. Ste btften Siisnbabnpapisre finp innerbalb
tpsnig.r 3asen Inn 20 = 80 prc,snt asfouen.
lie 8antnctsn %fromsn f6rmlth su sen 8anten
Surnd une VtmoblH NOD INNER eineeISf, t6nnsn
hs boo tn arOBsrsn Sttrdssn nur NIT eiusm
O'secntc ausgs8ebrn fpsrpsn. 6sputtetsn auf
@runbbefs itnp fnum III s%rlauaen. wlbrens In
otelsn Sauen. mo Die @sretnbaruna se ,ulaft.
9etanot9t miro. SsIbff bic psrfttebeurn f5uial.
S&abamter In Dsuti6Iauc. Die btsbsr Die Sc
popnbstt taitsn, epnfsrpat!pen Bnnquirrs unp
Saaoet8tntbuuisrn BON un, ptifslbaftsr 0opa!itdt
Vslotr ncr3ufreden. sietsn lest NQts, mas fs
gu forbern baben, 10 Toned tpte mSalth rim.
SabrstanttH pertaufsn itrc Naaren ,u pereerb,
lthth preifen, nm uur tore Detisl eedtn ,u
SSnuen, rratrene bic ~fteinsren @e,perteIcute ,u
9laubsn ihsinsn, naB. wsnn NQes Itsr etn auper
fnrst, man BON ~etn,elnsn Snriptpueu nibt err
parten Tonne pab fs itrs SduIcen beSabtem.
Mus Wtuubsn wtro berihtst. cae peridbiebeme
Bantbdulsr bet Wshfel,atIunsen Ote Qnnatme
frernren Dapisrselpes perp.isern ; cine dbnlide
@aaBresst foo in 5rantfurt a. vi. in @usftt
fttsn. Nus 9eip,is wirb a%emelpst. eaa b,
eetp,tscr 8anf bic anuabms preustlbsr Sont.
uoten perirsteert.
Die prsubif&e Tsstcruns BAT cine Ssfannt-
maduns srIafsn. burf Die Die auf ben 2tneper-
sstr ~lafensen SeiGrdnfuuseu aufaebubeu per.
BEN. Sc ia oas cine Sett osiruns /; ptsfsIte war
iepoh our@ etnen brinsItdtu Npttfau sebuten
wprren.
Die stip,iger unb G6emutber 5anbeIs-Sam.
tntrn eaten on ben &Gnis BON SaGfen ,tne De-
tttten asri&tet. NORM fe tt, friesertfGe pulttit
frtRsr 8ssieruns taoslu uno psrlansen, ras Ee
g:ancert tusrbe.
Sn S.frei1 1T man bsreits CUR G~miiFrn e-
mrs unetnlDstarsn pdpicracIoes puraeih. itten.
40 iouen 100 NiGicneu Santuottn i'm 98ertbs
:pon 1 U. . @ulpen ausgeseteu wsrbcu; alsid,
seat8 1T bsiGlcRen %porpeu, oas auf eintn unse
Seursn Wertt iG teluufsnbe SirHeneiasntbum
sur Ssftrettun9 Ger &rieesfUfen ,u osrwcupeu
sino sS tabsn aud bercits Observation-Disclosures Be-
aonneu. um 8cri&iift auf Die Spprtbet oieIes
Gt9entbume bin Su erlaugsn. Su Solse tttler
WaiBrssfl III, cbwubl Der 6risa nod nid,t fin-
TMai ~*eBonntH, Der Sitbrr-Gours berstts In Der
raptpsRsn Wtile a~sfiessu. Die Silb.r S,Gler
Rno ldon gan, aus ptm 8ert.tr prrfhwunpen
uno ce 5~srRadtlnn3 Der @ulptnnuten In mst.
stre Sbtus BAT pitoer bs9Onueu.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-06-02
Serbtnamb 8liab.

Die ,.New gortss Stoats. 3tituns" entbali
toi9tuoe Wlittbeiluns aus 9onrou Don 6errn
&arl Situo:
unter Die Ssmpathisbf3euaunacn. welhe Die
ensltf@s Dr'Ne fur Die Jamilte res Oatjnss.
i1tsoentn austridtt, parsn Worte aemiftht,
~tlde csn Sstrcfeusn ben t~iefiten Rummsr Der
ur'a6tn, rretI He sepiG'rma6en cine unterihrt.
eun9 apilGen Gltstn unO Sobu MAIDEN MOLTEN.
5olgsuter Yroteft-8rtsf an pis Gimes aerlhtet,
tonnte trrb Ter in fdnpiafsn Bitten Der 5amilis
oss &ufnabme mot s~rIannen. Der Ntprud
oeht'hsn 1T inesGsn mittlsrprtle In anotreu ,3et-
tnnaen ~srfolst:
8n oe Hsbaftion Der ,Iimee":
IRtt t!utenosm 5er,sn unp Uon Shmer, ae~
oeuat le9e th Die Hupmeepalme bes Mdriprer-
!hums auf pas S5rab pssientarn, Der Istntr Wut.
ter Stoli uno Jrsuee war, unp BEN ih ft,s ais
meme pabrrn Sobn bstrahisu perpe. gine
ittbeparmsrs Natur ale pie leinies mare es un-
rn0Sith fb gu bsnfsn. Die Sisbs gum Bate
lano uno 1ur 5rs'beit Dat ion biussriH'n, fb
islblt 50 opIern. I'm isinem Sclfe bas glenp eli.
mes nihisDnroisen &risses gu ~sriparsn Grin
Der3 mar oou 5insetunB, poll Rinpestreue unb
tnnt9sr Suntt9un9. Dou Don BEN sneImitttlfen
Stfrstungen. Wsun Nnbsre i6u tapeln. Don
mir, 3u DEM rr ale gu einsm 8oter btulab, e.
trarts man niGt. Dae id Ssmnnben ons 8eht
6sbtn lcuts, ga lassn, Id l,se sintn Matei aul
ibn %rperfsn. bsirn @tngsbunstn Die irelenrsinl,n
iparsn unb rer en.buitalilh tpsnn audi anter
'otm t%isfften Sbmfr3f msinrr ~trofloien Jrau,
-mttRsr islblt une msiner Jamtlis lsin iunaes
.otslperiprs6tnrss 9ebsn fur ole Roblfabrt iei-
Ess 8attrlanpts pabingeasten bat.
9OnDon 8. Wai 1866.
8arI 8ftnp.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-06-02
Dermi(btes.

Die tShft Summe, pslde bic Sepobnsr
@roe rttannisns ie an Steusrn bs,abltsn. MAJ
mad unlerm @elOe $40 Miaionen Dollars.
Die tnnsrsn @bsaben, wslhe bic 9enubner Der
Yer. Stdaten gu 5ablsn baten, b~eIufsn Hb auf
o4O Wftu. Oou. Die stsmalse ,Golonifen"
belGamen Das MlttterIunb.
= Snltrufttonsn BON 0aItinatcn prilsn ben
General Nfilss tn Sort Munrns an, Srf. Davis
9s9en ista @brenpOrt BEN fssirn @tbraub oss
6orts gu 9%sftattsn, unter Der Ssbtnauna, oas sr
i6 CUR Naht In fem Quarter In Carroll 6oD
3uriid5sbt. Die 8s6tsanmdlte Dapis'. @beo
uno S'Sonnsr tabsn freien 3utrttt. la bic Sc.
ltnns nno eas Rs6t Der VripGtbslpre&una mi,
tbm 3u tsssr 3tit,.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-06-02
Anslano.

@isn. Der Diensr &orrslpUnrsnt Der
,,9onDon &imss" tbet't NIT, Dae Ssfsrrei& BIN
nen 8ur en- 100000 Wann i'm 5slo (tstsn ba
ben perre.
@tne Dspsi&e BON Disu Is. Mat iaat: Der
Nusbrub osS Rrtssss tpirO flr nabe bsUor trbeuo
9saaiten, patriottibe aufrufs CUR 8llOuus pom
6rsiptltgsn-@ orps psroen perGfentlibt unD Der
prsuBiihe Sshnpte iCa otsbaIb bruts ieine YaGt
Derlahgt BADEN.
Berlin, Ii. Wai. 5euts 1T Die Wobtlt.
flung Der fs'ummtsn QauDwsbr erNen Aufsr.
bots ssloblsn worctn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-06-02
Stabt Ri6mOno.

HS an3si9sn fir bic na6fe Drummer Fnb.n
nar Dis gum 5rsitae, Naamtttass 8 u9r, rs6t.
3titi9r aafnabme.
SOrstftsrn mar Gin 6si,rias in unferer reiGanb Con-
toosrlttsa paupliabt Die msiilsn gsf6dfte paren oe-
la!Ollsn, Ole orassn fill unO %Ssrlailsn, unh trOb bee lits>
Iptn S0nnsniasines, nit benz Der fOnft 10 ~unf,slso! DE
7SFa' bon uas abfSi.b sabn, l8iea man % SeH aao, an
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-09-17
For Sale.

A STORY and half house, situated on the corner
IA York and Park streets, with store in the base
ment and twelve flushed rooms all in good repair.
House and store supplied with gas Plenty of hard
and soft water. Tho House is convenient for two
families. Lot SO feet on York street. &c feet Park
street, For particulars enquire on the premises
sep1ld1W*
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TTVETANiD.

Igf III 5ssI Ia, FIN ELAND." ~ ~ 20
| T,ARM AND FRUIT LANDS in mild and
IL he9lth1u climate. Thirty miles south OF Phil
a ;a p , yaallr2sd, vi o same
The Soils rich and productive, varying from clay
to sandy loai suitable tor wheat, Grass, Com,
Tobacco, Fruit and Vegetables. TfissSa great ifrit
C0asalTa, Five hundred Vineyards and Orchards,
s., ineland is already one Of The rnosf Beautiful
pl;cesip tie lifted STATES The entire territory,
consisting Of f6 sdnare miles Of land Is laid out
upon general system o improvements. Tic land
IS only sold to actual settlers with provision for public
adornmcnt The place on account of ills great beauty,
as web as other advantages has become the resort
OF people e tassc 1t, has increased five thousand
people within the past three yeass Churches Stores
and other ants of refinement and culture have
been introduced. Hundreds of people are constantly
settling. Hunlreds Of new houses are beint; con-
structei.Y Price Of Farm Land, twenty acre lots and
upwards, s25 per acre. Five and ten acre and Vii
Fruits aid Vegetables ripen earlier i this district
than in any other oaty, north of Norfolk. Vain
proved places for sale Oa gl3.iiagigaet div
Openings tor all kinds of business, Lumber Yards,
Manufactures. Foundries, Stores and the lik and
Steam Power. with room can be rented. fg,
For parsons who desire mild winters, a healthful
climate, and good gol in country beautifully i'm
prov d. aboundhg In fruits, and possessing all other
Social privileges, the hearb OF civilization it is
worthy OF visit. III al aIisE laigiap9r sslis-i
Letters answered md the Vineland ElIral1a paper
giving full information. and containing reports OF So
Ion hob nstn. sent to applicants. n
na ASasi Township Sh New jspsst. s lf'ana
E From Neportdot Scion Robinson Agricultural Edi-
tor Of the Iribune .It is oneof the most extensive
fertile tracts an almost level position and suitable
eSndlti9R Gs pleasant ta%ns that we this
sept13l&Wtf 81 -t'''" - ''i'4fA. = I'd ~Ai.i
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A N active intelligent boy,
N 'f4T! eSt Apply 70
100 t'i ~ LTCHAS. CUsTIs & 90.
sep14dtf Morton Block.
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THE MARKETS.
rrLneRAPHrc REPORTS.
Financial

EEnHncknis I
NEW YORK, Sept. IS.
The Commercial says the stock market is lrmer
and more active There is moro disposition TO buy
Govrr1nenis arc stronger, but fell of an az ! pcr
cc,,f afIe r The Board. Gold weak at 1449
The CITY of Boston takes out to-day SloS,z4J ~
specie Tic Cable telegraph misstates the amount o.
rid sent by tic Hansa at e14,0OO; the correct
Smcunt being el41,o0e. Tt
Foreign Markets pes atlantic EelcSraph'
s.a LIVERPOOL. Thursday Evening.
TIC cotton market is unchanged ana Steady. Inc
81; to-day $4,000 bales. hnuuiis nphuos iirc
qgiiet Mt 1G per pound
l;readstu.is are Timer, and prices tenu uIWard.
Provisions are witlout change; lard very dull.
70 ls1l .s4a aat LIVERPOOL, Friday, Moor
Ton rsb rot-on market is steady to-day mt unclaimed
,,is ghe brokers' circuar reports The sales OF lin
ycel Mt 70 600 bales. Midlng nplands are quoted at
13i ri r.,-,,1.. ~.
The money market is unchanged, ,oircls closed
al ~ for Incbcy tlf '4f
Alncrican securities are firmor and ,riccs bovc
gcnerlily advances The closing quotations are as
follows: United States 5-2s ut IA Erie RAILWAY
sa5ss y. sg5. lineis Central Railroad shares at 79I
9o5le.l - lnhoSDoN. Thursday, Evening.
ceNsos are unchanged. II 49, -
,lbn current prices tor American Securities are as
iriess: u ,5-2s are quoted at 72I Illinois Cen
cd az 10. no 9al'5 .el',rs "
gig dna3 i9GsJ aesf LoNpoN, Friday, Noon.
Inc money market is unatercd. Consols orcn at
Sss itcrim0ney. j F4TfI0 f.lt.flf
Che market for American securities is frpcr and
prices open advance tho closing quotations Of
Yesterday. United States 5-z0s arc quoted at To-
Illinois central Shares quutodat7ya Eric shares
were quoted at 457. tAs5i ~
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-09-17

rJNHE Board of Trustees OF tho Lecture Fund
i the Grand Division of S, of 4, of Maine, desire
to engage the exclusive services of a CONF etent
Age 1T and Lecturer, for term oil six months or
more fr,,rn October 1st or date of engagement.-
Said AGENT N, Nst be Son OF temperance, and VIII
be re0ured 10 lecture visit and organize Divisions,
and receive contributions 70 the Lecture Fund APP
plications with references .rms Oh servlee isy
be addressed to z. POPE iVOSE, sN@eretafy Oh the
Board, ROckland, Me. li44 fl .1ia7r+ :
Papers favorable to the cause arequested to NIKE
notice of the above. s.Il.t,t .47 go -. 1
Sept 6-d& wtOct /. .af.5 a.i.. ful I.f
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Sid a,st. brig KITTY Coburn Wilson, New York.
Ar at CafdehAs 5th inst, sch Shooting Star, Mar
shall, st George. ~.gf.Lsg r ,,.,fI,4 Nm,
AT Inagua 9th ult,l brig = Polledo. Miller, for
Portland 30th. -, -,
PomrOy Machias; Mary ey G9ddard WhiPple. Port
SPOKEN 4o W
Aug 10 lat 4, Jon 81 10, barque Bounding Billow..
from New York Tor Nigo., s. 5fI1s 1F 1''''o"'
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AFUA DE MAGNOLIA. The prottiest thing. the
sweetest thing and the most OF it for the least
money; L oveercmes the odor Of pcrspiratior soft
tune; aays headache and inflammation, and is nc
ceasary companion i'll the sick room, i'll the nursery
and upon the toilet s;debolrd. 1t can be oblancd
everywhere at one dollar per bottle.
Saratora Spring Water, sold by all Druggists.
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4 s. I.--1s;n-- X--l'hc amount Of Plantation Ditters
sold in one year is something startling: They would
ill broadway six feet high from the Park To 4tli
Inns IN New York. 1t said that Drake painted all
the rocks in the Eastern States with his cabal.stic
IS ,rfsGo.X p and then got the old granny lcgis
,atrs 4, nsss law ..proy enng dslguTng the face OF
natnre,' which gives him alnonopoly: We do not
low this is but we do know that Plantation Bittcrs
SELL other article ever dill. They arc useN ny
all classes of the community, and are death on Dys-
pcpsia-certain. They are very inylgoIaang When
languid and weak. and great appetizer ytnt
Sarato a prlng Water, soldby all Druggists.
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ROE &ALE,y,.a..

-. A SEA SHORE RESIDENCE in Winthrop
E;;: Mass, 1-2 miles from Boston, can be R'Ichas
EHlI ed ot great bargain 1t consists of All olegant
house and out buildings AL ard built in the most
substantial mallnor with all modern improvements;
seven acres Of land in ligl state of cultivation, hav
ipc Garden large number OF fruit trees OF various
kinds; boat house and substantial wharf: Inc
grounds about the house arc handsomely Elu out,
aud well prepared. The place Is cspec,ay li'les
to retired sea CAPTAINS. s. mi
Apply to the subscriber at thc Winthrop House,
corner Of Bowdon and Allston Streets. Doston
! scp12eod2w .,-..-1A 80 wv. +. DAVIS.
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Important to Insurance Companies

NUU uckn0WIese mat 70 per cent. of YOUR lossee
Il are caused BY that little Brimssone besaoa. the
pacity. insist TINT the ''Unyersai Safety Macbcs,,
shall be used BY all whom you insure and thus saTe
millions Of dollars worth OF property annually. "a
word to the wise, &c. = b - : '..r1-
These matches are uot only the best but the chem
est in use only cents per box; 90 cents per dozen
Sent. 10-cod2W
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RAILROADS.
PORTLAND d KENAEBEC R. R.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Cou,u,e.c;mr Monday, April 3Oth, 1866

rzzzzxzx1 Passenger Trains leave Portland daily
I3sz4skssR at 100 II. NJ, for Bath, Augusta, Wat
eFyiIe Ec61all,s Mills Skowhegan, and intermediate
Stations, connecting at Brunswick with Androseog
gin r. RI, for Lewiston and farmingtoh, anu az
kendaPs Mills with Maine Central K. X; io5 Bangor
andintermediate stations. Fares ast oo o9 "s route
as any other. , A.,
Intermediate stations on Saturday only at 500 p NJ.
Mixed Train leaves Portland for Bath ana lhtefie-
date stations daily, except Saturday, at 70 I. i
Freight Train, with passenger car attacnneu, VIII
leave Portland for Skowhegan and int mediate sit-
tons every morning att O'Clock.
Trains from Bath and Lewistonare due az Oru1iN
at $50 A NJ, and from Skowhegan and tafn'instph
and all intermediate stations at $50 r. NJ to connect
with trains for Boston.
Stages for Rockand connect at Bah; and Tor Bel
last at Augusta, and tor Scion, Anson,. NOrndso-
wock Athens aud Moose Head Lake az Skowbegan,
and Tor China, East and North NassalbOro' at vas
salboro' and for Unity at Kendails AliPs
". HATCH, Supe riptendcnt.
Anril Or 1S6i--lN
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iCTTUATED in the Town Of Gorham, quito near to
- the Rail Road Station, Seminary and Churches.
Said farm CONTAINS los acres OF land well divided into
moving. tiilage, pasturageand wood. There is one
enclosure Of grass land, containing 60 acres very
the family, for an indefinite period AIargo mansion
house. good style and inisb containing Is rooms fine
cellar with never failing cstcrn for soft water milk
and vegetable rooms. The house is warmed BY fur
mace burning wood Two wells and spring of pure
water near the house. There is large baru and
91a..ipuiiolngs Some 200 apple and fruit trccs No
mon ~ oreunty will probably occur for gentle
man al 20 procure beautiful country residence
nor ,urtner particulars enquire OF the present occu-
appiyto the subscrlber9ss IL sMouten St Port,and
scp13d&w1m 800 - FREN 6 = y, s,aho'
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-09-17

''ln lin the kettle from the ire scaideu myseii
very seyereIy--)ne hand almost to crisp. The tor-
tdre was Iinbcarabe. " Ali* The Mexican Mus
tang Tiniment relieved the pain almost Immediately.
~ ie,sIoI ro,,Jl,, onl loft very little scar. II
CIiAs Foster. 40 Broad ST., Phiapelphia."
This Is merely asamplc ofwlat tho Mustang Lini-
ment will do. 1t is invaluable In all cases OF wounds
upon man or beast. astel 9si ga jiEa ~ "a =
Beware of counterloits.i None is genuine unless
wrapped in fino stec-plate engravings bearing tho
signature of G. w. Westbrook. Chemist, and the pri-
cate stamp of DEMAs BARNES 4 Co., Kew York..
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists.
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pORTlAEDG ROCHESTER R.R
suMNIER ARRANGEMENT.

-SUMMEK AItItANOEMtNI i.
t-zzxE1zz-z1 ON and after Monday. April go 1866
gtrains will leave as follows;
leave SacO River tor Portland at 80 ana sO1 A. NJ
340P.M. -fa.fH .l y.tn
Leave Portland FOR saoo River AT Is a. 2ooand
go pm. --tl hl4h.I .tIaf. .H t|.
The 200 p. NJ train out and the a. n. train 10 10
Portland will be freight trains with passenger car
attached. r0-F $3.50.
EF Stages connect at Gorl,ain Tor West 6orhan',
stsndsi, steep Ealis, baldwin, DenmarE' hei,esH,
BridgtOn, LoIell, Hiram, BrowDheld, Fryehursi
Conway, Bartlett, Jackson LiningtoI, Cornish, FOR
ter. Freedom, Madison and Eaton, n. ~
AT Buxton Center for West Buxton, Bonny- Eagle
South L1nington LnninstoH, Limerick, heWheid
| Parsonsfield and Ossipoe
AT Saccarappa for South Windiiain, Windhan Eli
| and North Windham, daily
steam Car and Accomodai ion trains VII run ns i"
lows :-Leave Gorham for Portland at 90 \ H. ana
| 200P. NJ. Leave Portland for GoIham at y IL p NJ.
| and 4 pm.
BY order Of the President.
| Portland April 49, tSt6-Au ~ l.
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HOUSE AND Lot FOR SALE!
.a..tl0N FREE srREET

yIIE house and lot No. A Tree Street This PROP
ertyis III central location. and offers an orpor
tltnity for good Investment. 80" ~ 70, =
The lot confirms more than, 5000 feet Of land, and
has ffcrt oD Free Street OF about 70 Feet a.ii13
For terms, &C, apply to I. 49, ~. h2g't'fke
ia@ JOHN C. PROCTOR,
K 3fsi3 ii'i. Middle Street, hear tie Post Once
Nj Sent Dlher 10. 1SfE tSw p ~ p rs. -l-l--I
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-09-17

n better tho house the more pay. Western Part
OF the city preferred Address BY mail apply per-
sonally to II. w. r. Press 0ilice. ang2Otf
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House and Lot for Sale.

ll'aha ON CHESTNUTSTREETi I'D -
II story house in the Of No. 10 Chestnut ST.,
IN with Lot 2sN40 together with alneo front lot So
81 feet, price reasonable This is very central ocl-
ton, being only two minutes walk from New City
Hall. Apply at the Real Estate Agency of
aug29d3w lifi1al tiilae sf4a w. Ii. JERR1S.
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Situations Wanted!
Wanted Immediately.
Wanted.
Temperance Lecturer Wanted.

A SALESMAN of experience in the retail DIT
N Goods business may find permanent situation
by addressing Box 1O6, Portland II. o. septl2ti
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DIED.

= 100 8)I ED.l q a.siiaia ,.
Inths city, Sept. Z, OF typhoid fever, Mrs. Lucre-
n ia, wife OF tbe late Capt. Isaac Brown, Formerly Of
y, fll.iirnrg, W.. aged e6 years. ns 1alttBi
K ~ III. AID Afass. papers please cepy.l sislsW
~ hisy1rfnoulh 1Eth inst. Capt. John Davis. ai
~ 10 Windharn Sept - after shert illness, David
i. HAWKS age is5S years lf4s 81 iH4 sas4s,
In NJ EDISON Sept 9, irs. Abigail, wife OF Gel. Sas
DaIi2J th, aged 10 wears mouths
Ia Waterville Sept 3, Mr. William z. Thorn,
Il EaEsaibcro,sdpt bSaas a. Puck, aged 49,
years 10 months. ~
IN Jehersct, Sept 7, Dca.9 VIM CargiD, aged SO
~ years months. easlA ssaTo1st 9gas- .aasg ~
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Particular Notice.

IarUlcultf NOClCG. tfIff4
VALUABLE housed lots for sale on the corner of
~ Deering and Henry streets. The most desirable
lots nowiin the market. inquire Of Uiradi a.
tla as s,546l $50 tia sf.st tal HANSON 81 DOW,
+, re- -. Real Estate Agents No. c45 Congress St.
~ Houses and lots in different parts OF the city,
ior salo cheap. eslpg 5gi $50 ..i - sep14dtf
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For sale.

1.-TWO Of the best building lots in Portland. located
i at the West End. on . Congress Street.
commanding fine view Of Che country fa miles
around-thc White Mountains included. The Horse
Cars PASS This property every fifteen minutes. Size
passage fer teams in the rear. Arrly to w, H. JER-
RlS, Real Estate Agent. opposite l1rbc House.
rs July 30-dtf 1t sfH I'll IL
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Horses for Sale,

y,,yvo CO., - lor sale on cueI:ng's IsInd.-
ter iii Tommcrc;oi =, Va &c. i.- sepl2d3w-
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.e4Aos ,fMA4RREiFEDl--3q,

In tiis ely, Sept. n, by Rev. Dr., Stockbrdge,
VIM II. Warner AMI Miss Anna G. Haley.
IN cambelton, n. b., Aug, lEllehe2erIibhy and
MarV A. Glover. s''S =
IA FaTIpiagiop, Aug. %, Jos. o. Dodge, of SaleIn
4. ,aiids Olive c. True, OF Strong. =,
In Ssrohg, Aug. 81, Joshua sprague, OF Avon, and
Hrs. Jerusha Ifbbey, s. 2 z ?, 4 1oZ
tine Lane ster 5ss n afia tais ~, 9f iit s III
" In Chesterville, Ang 49, Geo. II. Brown, of jay,
and Love Weber, of CISCO ~ ia44 stffrait Hs I'D
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MAINE CENTRAL h. R.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

-tINEtlNOElINI.
.-tzzzs:5z.sg-1 Trains leave Portland daily Grand
~: Trunk Depot Sundays excepted, ioT AC-
nrn and lewiston at 100 A. NJ, and ior Bar and
ali Intermediate Stations at 10 L. NJ. Returning,
~, ',,s from Auburn aud Lewiston N due :. so a.
Va SEN Bangor and all NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
a., anu ~ A. = a, -,set trains for Boston.
d" NJ Erei ~ dI trains save daily at a; M,
Dee rs, 1866 49,
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GRARO TRUNK BAIiWaY.
OF Canada.

tB SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
EsassszsxaS1 On and after Monday, july end 1856
Gsszfr--,rTse~trains viii run rs follows -:
Morning Express Train for South Paris, Iewision
Sorham, Island Pond, MontIea and QaebCc at A.
M.
Mail Train for Watervie, RaneoT 6oTlsa.n isiaod
Pond, Montreal and Quebec at l iOP ~
This train connects with Express train fOI TnsUnto
Detroit and Chicago Sleeping Cars GitaChCd IRON
Island Pond TO Quebec and Aonfreal
No Baggage can be receive or eEeoke Cd after the
time above stated. -faf .f.
Trains will arrive as foilows:--
From Montreal, Quebec, So Iaris, lew
= iston and Auburn, l. = SRA u
From Montreal, Vucaac ne. al5P. n
The Company are not responsible for ha.gass 10
any amount exceeding $50 in value (and that ersuu-
aD unless notice given and paid for at tie rate Of
one passenger for every $500 addtionalvaue.
c. j. BRIDGES, Managing IJisecssJ.
H. BAILEY, Loeaf SupsSlntsNdsnf.
Portland. April7 z. 1896 dtl
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For Sale OF Lease.

TNHE property adjoining the westerly side of the
Il Canal Bank, known as the ''Wildrage' proper
ty, will be sold er leased ior term of years It is
two rods on Middle street. extending back zen RODS,
and is as valuable piece OF property for the purpose
of building, as any in the City. Apply to
NATHL r. DEERING,
augi-dtf tt.st No. 10 Free Street. :,