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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-05-30

CELEBRATION FOURTH OF JULY.--The Commit
tee appointed by the City Council to make suitable
arrangements for the coming 4th of July, have 80
arranged matters as to be able to present very at
tractive programme. There is to be balloon ascen-
sion base ball trial for prize ball and the cham
ponship of the State md splendid display OF fire.
works in the evening. The day will be ushered in
with the firing OF cannon and ringing of bells, to be
repeated at twelve o'clock and at sunset. The two
Bands of the city have been engaged to perform dur
ing the day and evening. The programme promises
fine celebration of the day, and will undoubtedly
attract large number of people from other cities in
the State, the celebration will entirely surpass any
thing Of the kind for this year offered this side Of
Boston, The Committee will give further particular
hereafter. 1t is hoped that exhibitions on private ac-
count will be interspersed through the dayand the
public will be much disappointed if the celebrated
fantasies do not usher in the day with their gro
tesque exhibition. ..s-O
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Special Steamboat Notice.
Notice
Pera,cian F0ir Regeeerator
kindergarten School.
surveying
Grapery

A NY firm in want of good SURVEYOR can hear
N of one by addressing 'C,'' Box 1927. +
May2Sd3ts Portland, Me-
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Salaries of Teachers,

MIR. EDITOR IL notice by the published list OF es
'nated expenditures tor the present year, that the
ia'e oi taxation, based upon the valuation of last
year, VIII probably be about q per cent? quite a re-
uuc'oh rom last year, when it was s-10 per cent,
anu o have learned that several OF the ap-
preparations VIII very likely be somewhat increased
over iormer years. For instance, the Committees on
Streets Drains ana Sewers, and Schools ask for an
increase Of approp iation enable them 10 faithfully
administer the departments committed 10 their
charge This is as it should be; the increasing do
mands of city like ours, of necessity. call for en-
hanced expenditures in many directions but in none
more than in those named above. We must have
good streets, and good drainage. cost what il nav
efficient schools We desire not only to Re able our
selves to know that our schools good but it is
necessary that We be able to show to who enquire
more especially to all who seek city as a resi-
dence, that not tagging behind in the march of
improvement In the New England common school
system. This can only be done by looking carefully
TO the thorough discipline and instruction OF all
attend our public schools. TO do this, The School
committee estimate that the appropriation for sala-
res OF teachers VIII need to be somewhat increased
this year, not only that fair compensation NAV be
rendered to all and the best talent now employed re-
sns wuS put tnat the Company may feel justified,
"hen oplgeu 10 seek teacher from abroad, in e<-
ten ling an invitation TO the best talent even thouVh
IL noes cost more than mediocriUy.
DeheSe tnele Is no Class of public servants desery-
ln oi more consideration at the hands of our citi-
the city, and that leir compepsaion far
wees rendered ought TO be increased IL ia 10 be-
hoped that the City Council will moi hesitats for a
moment to grant the required amount.
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Business.

a coon chance, is offered in the manufacture of
a Elastic Goods, ,,r which there is an established
demand and ready sale, Any person wishing d 2 On
Finnish cash cop1tslSi $500 to $500. can address
Jul W " ~ y MANUFACTURR II,
an,Itr Box17e9, P.O.
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MORE IMPROvEMENTs.-Wele learn that our public
spirited citizen, Hon. John B. Brown, who has done
and is doing SO much to develope and beautify our
city, has purchased Of Mr.. j. Russell the wooden
building on Congress near Brown street, now occu-
pied by Mr.. Atwood as oyster house, and that he
will continue the block Of fine buildings he has COM
menced on the corner up Congress street. to in
cude the site OF the building above mentioned. This
purchase will enable Mr.. Brown to put up needed
and ornamental building this eligible lot. He has
also commenced to remodel the old Beethoven Hall
building, opposite the Preble House, which he will
completely transform into modern and attractive
looking block. .I .,r f,-.s e.-- ..Iif
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DEATH OF LIEUT.. GEN. SCOTT.

WEST POINT, May 20.
Gen. Scott died at five minutes past eleven
o'clock this forenoon. General Scott was out
Saturday afternoon, and then showed no signs
of his early demise. Sunday he began failing
quite fast, though none of his physicians ex-
pected that he would expire at such an early
day. He was perfectly conscious up to the
moment of his death, though he had lost his
voice some two hours previous. He recognize
ed the Chaplain Of the post ten minutes be-
fore his death and claspcd his hand in silence.
Boston, MAY 20.
All the church bells in the city were tolled
by telegraph this afternoon, striking eighty
times, for the death of Gen. Scott.
Troy, N. Y, May 20.
On the announcement of the death Of Gen.
Scott the church bells of this city were tolled
for an hour.
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BosToN, May 26.
The Legislature has finished all its business
and will adjourn tomorrow, after session of
14S days.
The friends of the European and American
railway got another bill into the Senate being
the third that has been before the Legislature,
which proposed to loan the credit of the State
to the enterprise to the amount of one million
dollars, but this was also killed in the House
of Representatives.
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale in
M WeStbrOOk. VA

1NHE subscriber, on account of poor health offers
l. his FARM Tor sale,-situated in Westbrook three
miles from Portland. half mile from Morrilrs Corner
Post Office, Railroad Station Horse Cars, and West
brook Seminary. This Farm contains one hundred
acres or more of choice land cut the past season
abQnt seyenty-ive tons OF Hay; has plenty of Wood
estimated at two thousand cords. For MILK
~ ISM tits second to none in Westbrook .1a
FOR Early Gardening it is unsurpassed. it be-
rg so near good market. 1t will be sold in lots of
Twenty-Five or fifty the whole farm, to suit
purchasers. This is chance for capitalists for
Investment, it being near the city.
Westbrook, May %, 16e6.-dtf
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A ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Convention { Z
iaIai West Falmouth.

To the Editor OF the ITess' n ~. ~
The notice in Saturdays paper in regard to the Con-
vention places the credit to the wrong locality and
people who did not take an active part iu the
rangements of that day. Tho credit is due to the
Lodge and its Glee-Club, located in West Falmouth,
on Blackstrap. Too much praise cannot be awarded
to y. " Starbird, Esq, John Woodbury. and others.
their hberaIity and the efforts put forth by them
to meet the wants of the occasion. 1t was a time
that will be long remembered by those who were
present. BY inserting this Communication you will
confer great favor on the Lodge and many readers
of your paper who have fought treason at home and
abroad. -. j. S. ABBOTT,
W.. Secretary pro tenn Of the Convention.
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SALARIES OF TEACHERS" Under this heading
we, this morning publish communication, which we
heartily endorse in every particular. We have tor
long time, been Of opinion that the salaries of
school teachers we've too low. II wish to retain
the eqeellent teachers that now govern schools,
must give them sufficient pay 10 support them,
they will be leaving We trust city authori-
ties who have charge of this matter will do the hand
some and just thing. l ff- he
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LIQUOR SBIzUREs.-The deputy Marshals yester-
day seized small quantities ofliquor in the shops of
Charles p Rofe, Congress street, VIM. Causer, Fore
street, F. Hoffman, Commercial street, VIM. Finch,
Commercial street and VIM. Kelley, Green street.
The shop OF Peter ii. SMall, on Hancock street was
visited but no liquor found. .1utt
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For Sale and to Let.
Lot for sale.

A NY person desiring to purchase at fair bargain
"A one of the most beautifully located and desira-
bic lots within the limits Of the city of Portland am
surrounded by broad acres highly cultivated and
beantitied with stately elms, and yet SO near the
business center OF the city to .convenently COM
blne the pleasures and advantages OF both country
and city, will do well to enquire Immediately at the
Probate Office, City Building. may29d1w*
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For Sale.

on. ,Chebeque Island, farm containing Il acres
~ ullage land and So acres pasturage and wood
houses in perfect repair possessing the best OF water
privileges; also one barn, etc.;. good sea shore
the west end of the Island miles from and in sight
OF Portland city. VIII be sold at a great bargain
Inquire of CHARLES SAWYER, No. 1913 Con1ler-
olai street, or OF the Proprietor the premises.
may29 a.4 dtf
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Miscellaneous Dispatches.

NASHVILLE, May 90
The Legislature has adjourned till the 2sth
of November.
LOUISVILLE, KY, May 30.
Baker, the associate and uncle of Terrell,
was Killed and not captured as reported yes
terday .e
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International Steamship Go.
Eastport, Calais and St. john.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
- -
THREE TRIPS PER WEEK
WITH REDUCED FARE.

- On and after MONDAY, June
*sssgss-M 4th, the Steamers OF the Interna-
n = ri -lklX%\ tional Line will leave Railroad
Wharf, foot oi State Street. every
ess11--A'r--.Azzx>~ MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY, at O'Clock 2. NJ, for Eastport and st.
John. s-1-&
Returning, will leave st. John and Eastport same
days tor Portland, and Boston.
AT Eastport the Steamer Queen will connect st.
Andrews, Robbinston, Calais and New Brunswick
Railway to Woodstock and Houlton Stations, and
Stage Coaches will connect for Machias.
At st. John passengers take Z. & N. A. Railway
for Shediac, and from tn nee for Summerside and
Charlottetown, p Il. Island, and Pictou, N. S; also
at st. John the Steamer Empress for Windsor and
Halifax. every Tuesday and Friday evening. and
for Digby every Monday and Thursday mornings.
90 Freight received ON days of sailing until tour
o'clock P, NJ G. C. EATON
May 20, 1S66.-dtf sss z l-r-.a ar RI Agent.
~ Argus, Ad vertiser and Star copy.
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Destruction of Congress HaU at Saratoga
Springs by Fire.
SARATOGA, May 20.
A fires was discovered in the north wing of
Congress Hall, at one o'clock this morning.
The whole building was destroyed. Loss
100000. Much furniture was saved. Insur-
ance not ascertained. The hotel was to have
been opened on Wednesday. No other hotels
are injured.
as follows: On house, $100,OOO; on furniture,
$1,000. The Hamilton bath house was also
burned. No other hotel sr building was in
jured.
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MARROW EscAPE.-Mr. Joseph Rice, teamster for
Walter Corey, was engaged in loading his wagon in
the rear of the warehouse, Monday afternoon, when
the horse was frightened by the falling OF pile OF
lumber near by. He started quickly and Mr.. Rice
was thrown under the wheels, both of which passed.
over his breast bruislng him considerably. 1t was
narrow escape from serious consequences.
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STEAMER New YoRK-Tfs steamer of the In
ternationa line, broke her shaft Monday her pas
sage from st. John to Eastpert. She left Easiport
Monday about midnight, running with wheel,
and arrived here last evening She will have new
shaft put in immeiietely, as to resume her trips
EridaN - ~ - l.
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MUNICIPAL COURT,

"-TITT"-|- kINUBBUKY j., PRESIDING.
TUESDAY. Charles A. Sawyer, for assault and
battery on Charles E. t. Shaw, paid the fine and
costs imposed, amounting to $726.
Ellen Cunningham could not pay ss.42, imposed for
drunkenness and disturbance, and was committed to
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REMOVAL OF GEN. CoNNoR.-Gen Connor has 80
tar recovered that he able to be removed yester
Gay from Danvile Junction, whore he has oseh SINCE
bis accident, to his home of KendalPs MINIS. =
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PORTLAND AND VICINITY.
New Advertisements To-day.

New Adverfiscmcnfs TO.Day
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Theatre-Biwell a. Brown.
NEW ADvERTIsEMENTco COLUMN.
Geo. F. French, NJ. ID. -r. .-- ,.
Notice-Annual Meeting.
Vessels Wanted-Littlejohn & Chase.
International Steamship Company.
FiOur-F. o. Thomes.
Oats-Edw. III. Burgin q Co. -.......e
Notice-Speeial Meelmg.
Wanted. H.-H
Hasheesh Candy.
Auction Sales-E. NJ. Patten.
summer Opening-Mrs. Colby.
bethlehem-Agents Wanted.
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NOTICE.

MFRS. S. II. DELLA will hereafter be at the Me
INA lodeon Ware-rooms w. p. HASTINGS,
Temple Street, to receive orders for Cycloid Pianos,
Sc may29d1W*
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SALE OF REAL EsrATE.-Henry Bailey g. Co.
sold at auction yesterday, the house and lot No. 10
Gray street. 1t was purchased by Mr.. Samuel A.
Pierce at theyprice of $2100.
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THIRD PARISH CuURcH.-At meeting of the
members of this ehurch held on Monday evening. it
was voted "a to 49, not to with the parish in
accepting the proposition OF Rev. Mr.. Walton, requir
ing him to preach but one sermon on the Sabbath.
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CIRcus.-wheeler s. Co.'S Circus arrived in town
yesterday and gave exhibitions IN 'he AFTERNOON anu
evening They will give exhibitions this afternoon
and evening, at The corner Of Green and Portland
sfrecfs
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A PERFECT soap should combine the emollient
quality OF fat and the causc quality Of aka in such
perfect proportions as that the resulting compound
shall be neither too bland too corrosive Such are
the Steam Refined Soaps. 80
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From Cay;foru;a.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 81.
The steamer Sierra Nevada has arrived from
Columbia river bringing $16s00O in treasure,
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Notice..

rTNHE Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders of the
L Farnsworth Manufacturing Co. will be held at
the Counting Room of Deering, Milllken 8 Co., on
Tuesday, June 5, 1866, at o'clock p. NJ.
S. B. HASKELL, Clerk.
z Portland, May 90, 1866 may30dtd
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CAvED IN.-The wal which protected tho ravine
in Wesbrook, in the vicinity Of Capt Coyes DWELL
ing house, gave way yesterday morning, letting out
the earth from under the horse railroad track and
rendering q change of ears at that point necessary.
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ONE HUNDRED DoLLARs.-The Martha Washing
ton Society acknowledge the receipt Of this large SUN
returned for the donation. Per order,
Maya l.. G. DODGE, Treasurer.
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CArurpRAu.--The corner stone of the now Cathc-
T.; ,hb on Cumberland street viii be laid to-rnor-
row afernoon at o'clock by Rt. Rev. Bishop Bacon
,ssissed by his clergy. -i
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Wanted.

A GENTLEMAN and Wife to take furnished
IN House and board the occupants, consisting of
gentleman. wife and child; one who can bring good
references if required Address Box 1889 Post Office,
call at Express Office 2S2 Congress ST. may30d3ts
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ONE THOUSAND large sized Business Cards for
three dollars, beautifully printed, can be had az
Richs Job Printing Office, junction of Middle and
Free streets. Other work at proportonate low pr
ces. Call and see.
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f. O R s A l. r
IN WESTBROOK,

IN WESTBROOK,
- Aone and half story house, has eleven finish
Ms;,.| ed rooms and well arranged with Closets Sc.
.A.A Has stable The buildings are all in good or
under cultivation. fA,l IlEl
Situated near the Capisic Pond, about 2l miles
from City. For particulars enquire of G. THORN,
on the premises, or Of
JOHN G. PROCTER, q.
May 22-d3w Lime St.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Quarantine Regulation Blu
Improved.
REPUBLICAN SENATOR'S CAUCUS.
DEATH OF LIEUT.. GEN. SCOTT.

WASHINGTON, May 20.
The President has approved the bill author
izing the Secretary OF the Treasury to make
and Garry into effect, orders and regulations of
quarantine to guard against the introduction
of the cholera. - .a
Treaties made with the Camanche, Chey-
enne, Apache and the Auapalioe Indians. al
the Council ground on the Arkansas river
have been proclaimed. These tribes pledge
themselves forever to remain at peace with
each other and with all other Indians, and
sustain friendly relations with the u. S. Gov
ernment; ali disputes to be settled by impair
tlal arDltratlon the reservations to be set apart
for absolute and undisturbed use and occupa-
tion of these tribes.
The caucus of the Republican Senators was
concluded this forenoon. 1t is reported that
the Senators present unanimously agreed to
strike out the constitutional amendment pass
ed by the House, and substitute therefor pro-
vision limiting the qualification to hold Office.
Another amendment provides that whenever
any State lately in rebellion shall have COM
piled with the provisions of this enactment, its
Representatives shall at once be admitted into
Congress. n.Ht
Senior Deon Frederces l.. Barreda delivered
his credentials to-day as Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister Plenipotentiary of the Republic
of Peru. He was introduced to the President
and speeches appropriate to such occasions
were made. .r
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
Washington, May 20.
The President, with profound sorrow, an
nounces to the people of the United States
the death of Winfield Scott, late Lieutenant
General of the Army. On the day which may
be appointed for his funeral the several Exec
ut:ve Departments of the Government will be
closed. The heads of the War and Navy De
partments will respectively give orders for the
payment of appropriate honors to the memo
ry Of the deceased. i2l1 srt
(Signed) ANDREW JOHNSON.
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For. Sale.

HOUSE, Stable and Garden corner Melbourne
and Willis Streets The Lot is 132xS0 well laid out
Vines and Shrubbery. Persons desirous of pnrchas-
inga HOME, every way pleasant and desirable, will
do well to examine this place, as it is one of
the finest on Munjoy Hill and will be sold at bar.
gain. f- - q 20 ~ aH W. Ir
For particulars inquire on the premises of
,.seo. ,..orEd3x.E CS &c. w. SMITH.
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Tenement to Let,

CONTAINING seven large rooms, over Perkins
~ Confectionery Store, Morton Block. Enquire OF
may26d1w L. j. PERKINS.
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THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS is published
every day, Sunday excepted lat SO Exchange Street.
Portland, ~ A. FOSTER, Proprietor.
TERMS Eight Dollars year in advance.
THE MAINE STATE PRESS, is published at the
same place every Thursday morning az Szoo year,
invariably in advance.

RATES OF ApvERTIsrNG.-one inch OF space in
length OF column. constitute square
$3.50 per square daily first week: 75 cents per
ing every other day after first week, 80 cents.
Halt square, three insertions less rs cents; one
week Si.OO; so cents per week AFTER.
Under head of AMUsEAIENrrs' ?, 50 90 per souare
per week; three insertions or less, $3.50.
ESPECIAL NOTICES., 81. .25 per square first inser-
ton and 20 cta per square for each subsequent in
serton; nan square, S100 first insertion, 10 cts.
each subsequent insertion
Advertisements inserted in the "MAINE STATE
fREss which has a large circulation in every par
of the State for $1O0 per square for first insertions
and 5O cents per square for each subsequent nser-
ton.
g-S- JOB PRINTING, of every description exc
cued with dispatch; and all business pertaining 10
the Office or Paper promptly transacted applica.
tioh as above. Tfrs5 is
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To PrOviSiOners.

A SPLENDID large Meat Refrigerator; one of
"A best in the city. Also q number of other articles
for carrying the meat business, for sale at 3ss
Congress st. may29d3t
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To Let.

IN private house, within five minutes walk of the
Post Office, large, pleasant front parlor. Terms
reasonable. References required. Address M b.
Pfess ofnce. -AS may25dt
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The Bath Times says that a box contain
ing considerable sum of money was taken
with other articles from the residence of Mr..
bennett at the fire on Sunday and earelessly
thrown into shed. The next day it was
found all safe, no one having been aware Of its
contents. t.,..-..-
"A new street has been laid out in Lewis
ton, running from High Street over to Main
Street near LowelPs Pump and connecting
with the street passing over the railroad. The
new street will De about 600 feet long.
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MaIndenn for Sale,
EafInS for Sale.

~N~O In the town of Falmouth about sew
Il enntnis en- mule; from Portland one Farm,
ID IlitEl.IAN tanning about 100 acres. Also one
day House, and lot, situated
of fruit trees in bearing order One House and Lot
situated Congress street; also about 800 to 4OO
cords of Hard and Soft Wood. " 1''
Apply to 10 Silver Street, Portland.
May 16-d&w3w* la .tfHtst Na tfsl.e ra
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Town and County Rights

inF valuable Inventions for sale at
" GOURLAY 81 POOR'S,
1S1 Middle ST., over Rolfe's Drug Store.
May 29-dtf
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Vessels Wanted,
BETHLEHEM !!

VNTANTED-Agents to sell my new engraving,
w Bethlehem, match fer "Christ Blessing Little
Children This picture is now meeting with uni
versal favor, and agents report large commissions.
An early application will choice of territory.
Apply to or address w. j. HOLLAND, -If.'
may3Od1w as. s,f Springfield, Mass.
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e. M. PATTEN & CO., Auctioneers, IS Exchange st
Groceries, Dry Goods, ETC., at Auc-
fsi4 tiOn. avG
ON SATURDAY, June I'd, at 10 A. NJ, 500 pairs
" Slippers. 2000 Military Caps, Wrappers and Dry
Goods; also every description Of Groceries.
may30dtd
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CITY OF PORTLAND,
LEGAL INSTRUMENTS.

PARTICULAR attention given to drawing Wills,
Deeds, Contracts, and all kind oflegal papers,
Also examining titles to real estate, py fF tI4
III. p. DEANE,
COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
october ,se5 maySeodu