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Fort Street.
Ii. UsC r EXT s. o..
General Commission Agents,

III Honolulu. ly
on their z1tn meascHLARftfsary, told them IT
would be we'll to prepare for their friends, pro-
! vided any should call in during the evening, and
requested the privilege of taking possession of
their di~ning-room; where very soon after, might
have been seen n crowd Of fair ones, with smiling
faces and nimble hands, busy rs a swarm of bees,
preparing a supper table that would have graced
n royal feast. a stream of good things-cakes,
conserves, meats, fruits and flowers in endless
variety-howed in from, no one seemed to know
where, and yet in almost exhaustless supply.
Friends and strangers continued to congregate in
numbers till the rooms were overcrowded, and the
parsonage was really too strait to commodat
them.
At half past seven the door of the ia6O0ed apart
ment was thrown open, and the crowd, led by
Rev. Mr.. CoRwIN, pastor of the Fort Street
Church, and Chief Justice ALLEN, entered the
supper room. Here, on a table spread out alone,
were the silver presents, consisting of knives,
forks, spoons, cream and milk dishes, butter and
cheese knives. napkin-rings, &C., &c, and in the
center of the table Il silver cake dish, piled full
with bright silver half dollars, in all about six
hundred pieces. The silver ware is valued ut
about five hundred dollars, and the money about
three hundred more. On another long dining
table was spread the generous repast prepared by
unknown friends. to which, after a most touch
ing invocation from Mr.. Corwin, the host, hostess
and guests were invited to partake. In the GEN.
ter OF the table was a rich boque. presented by
the Misses Montgomery, which was conceded by
all to be the most elegant ornament of the kind
ever seen here at Il supper. Some of the roses
measured four and FIVE inches in iameter. There
were several other boquets presented worthy of
special note.
After an hour or so spent at supper, the happy
couple. who had reached the - silver point in
LIES Journey were called into the supper room,
and formally presented with the silver presents
by DR.. j.. Mott Smith. and afterwards addressed
by Rev. Mr.. Corwin and Chief Justice Allen in a
few very happy and appropriate remarks. which
were feelingly responded to by Mr.. Damon.
We need hardly add that the whole affair was
a most perfect = surprise" TO the worthy chap
lain and his wife. And we have never seen a
happier gathering than that afforded by the two
hundred guests who assembled at the chaplaincy
on Saturday. The ovation was By no means con-
fined to his parishioners. although it originated
among them but it was 4 general and spontane-
Gus testimonial to one who has spent a quarter of
a century in Honolulu. and occupied during that
period the same dwelling and the same pulpit.
The effect will be to impart a happy and harmo-
NOUS feeling among all who took part in it, and
we trust Mr.. d. and his wife may live to witness
their golden wedding anniversary.
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The New European Complication.

New YORK, Sept. I7th-The following is a clause
in the text Of the treaty Of peace between Prussia and
Austria signed at Prague on the 23i Of August, the
violation of which has tempted Prussia to cease her
disbandment and draw the sword again 1.-The Ehn-
peror of Austria on his part consents TO the union Of
the Loinbardo Venetian Kingdom with the Kingdom
Of Italy, and the Emperor makes no other condition
therefore than that the debts attached to the ceded
territory shall be recognized in conformity with the
treaty"
King Of Italy, in reference TO the cession Of Venetia.'"
".Ny Brother: | have learned with pleasu c that
your Majesty has adhered to the armistice ara pre-
liminaries OF peace signed by Prussia and Austria. Ii
is therefore probable that q new era Of tranquility ia
about to open for Europe. Your Majesty knows thas
l have accepted the offer of Venetia in order to save
her from any devastation, and TO prevent useless
b~loodshed. My intention has always been to restore
her to herself in order that Italy may be free from
the Alps to the Alriatic. Venetia will soon be able
to express her wishes by universal suffrage. Your
Majesty will recognize that in these circumstances
vor Of humanity and the independence ofthe peoples
| renew the assurance Of the sentiment Of high esteem
and sincere friendship with which { am. yonr Majes-
TVS good brother, NAPOLEON.
"ST. CLOUD. August 11tb, 1866"
The Emperor Napoleon had addressed the following
letter to the late Minister of Foreign Affairs:
My dear n Dronyn de Lh~gs: | deeply re-
greet that circumstances oblige me to accept your re-
signaiion. In relin9uishing. however, your coopera-
ton | am desirous to give you proof OF my esteem
by naming you a Member Of the Privy Council. This
new post will possess the advantage Of not breaking
off those relations which your enlightenment and de-
votion to myself and my dynasty have rendered pre-
cious to me-"
TPER ATLANTIC cABLEl
FLORENCE, Sept. 15th.-The difficulty regarding
The Venetian debt is serious, and the execution of The
treaty signed at Prague is in doubt.
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LOST OvERBoARD.-A native seaman named Kalai
or Halai, was lost overheard from the fore yard
arm of the ship Champion May 20. lie shipped Mt
this port.
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EDITORIAL CHANGE-Mr. George E. Barnes has
purchased a sixth interest in the San Francisco
daily Morning Cal. at the rate of one hundred thou
sand dollars. and takes an editorial chair. Some
five or six years ago he sold ont his interest in the
same paper at the rate of thirty thousand dollars.
This transaction shows the value of 4 newspaper as
an investment in a large city. after it is once we'll
established. The net income of the Cal. after its
expenses are deducted. is said to be two thousand
dollars a month. or two per cent. per month on the
valuation. The Ata establishment is valued at one
hundred and twenty thousand dollars.
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HiWsHiN BiRREL FACTORY.

u,uE UNDERSIGNED WOULD Rc-pcct-
fully inf,rm the Planters that they are nov pT~PIrei TO
furnish Sugar keg- and Noln--r- barrels. At
r~as,nahl- r.tes. Having improved mach merry they are pre-
p1ret 70 manufacture I superior article. All WORK and every
All ord.rs nItcI with promptnrss anil dispatch.
20 Sn ) \ .iofPEH q 70
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE
Oh
Real Estate at Auction
The undersigned zH sell at Public Auction on
9th day of October,
Al II DfcI1ek. NJ.

Saturday, 9th day of October,
AtI2 O'Clock, ~,
II tie Court House Door in The CITY Of Honolulu,
THE FOLLOwISC
Real Property belonging TO the Estate Of the late
Hen. Levi .iaaieiea,
BY ORDER OY TIE ADMSIsrEsTOEs OF THE ESTATE
AsHpaIG Of HoHaHHgH, situated in the District Of kona,
Island Of Hawaii
Ahuguaa of KGaiahsra, situated in the District Of Kohala,
Island % Hawaii
ALsPaaa Of Puuepa, situated in the District Of kohola,
IJami % Hawaii
A4agEaa of n eoHeoi0, situated in the District Of HOuuauIa,
Island of Maui
Lot of Land in town Of Hlo, Island OF Hawaii, containing
s. loo d an acre
Lot Of Land on Kuhua. Lshaina, Maui, containing about
so-Jad % an acre
Lot Of Taro Land on Panaewa, Lahaina, Maui, containing
about 2 acres
Lot Of Taro Land on PanaeNa, LahaIna, Maui, containing
shout 1 zs-lOO acres.
Land Of BahaksG, Lahaina, Maui, containing about 65J acres
Land Of Ka2BHGkeG, Lshaina. Maui. containing about 90
scrgs- IL W. SEVERANCE Auctioneer.
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PERsoSH--His Excellency General MCook took
passage on the steamer hjiIuen on Monday last, for
Ulupalakua. the plantation of Captain Makee, where
Mrs. MCook has been sojourning for several weeks.
The General and his wife will return TO Honolulu
on the steamer. arriving here on the Goth. We I'M
derstand that he intends to occupy the residence of
Or. r. W. Wood. in Hotel street, now occupied by
Mr.. Dougberty.
DR.. G. p. Judd also took passage in the same
steamer for Hawaii. where he purposes visiting all
the sugar plantations. and making the entire cir
cult of that island.
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~ We observe by the -AIf1 that Mr.. Birch wa.
to open bis Holiday Trip Exhibition in San Fran
cisco on the evening Of the 22d. He left here. it
will be remembered. in the bark d. C. Murray.
We predict he will have = successful tour in that
State. as his exhibition is Of a character that will
suit the tastes of miners. and in fact the popular
crowd. -
~ We are indebted to Major Stratuan for a
generous parcel of Eastern papers and magazines,
received by the Ser Serpent.
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T- Engine Company MOL removed their ma
chine to their new house last Saturday afternoon.
the band being in attendance on the occasion.
With a new house and engine. and with everything
fitted mp most comfortably. the place might appro-
priately be termed Hearts Content
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OFFICIAL YIsrr-His Excellency Colonel D..
Kalakaua, acting Governor of Oahu, visited the
Prussian war steamer on Wednesday, accompanied
by Majors Mochonua and c. H. Judd, of the govern
arS staff.
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SELECTED STOCK OF
SHIP CHAMDLERY
Ever Imported to Honolulu.
Consisting in part of
10000 Lbs. Bread,
500 Barrels Beef,
500 Barrels Pork,
California and New Bedford Flour,
200 Coils
New Bedford Whale Line,
500 ToggIe Irons,
FOUR SHIPS CAMBoOsEs,
400 Ash Oars. from 9 to % feet,
FIFTY BOXES BOMB LANCEs, Large
and Small.
OIL SHOCKS, New and Old.
New Bedford Whale Boats,
either died Or i,It. a single
Smooth Bottom "a, weeks being the extent
Manila Rope, from one to )iren if ,narativrly
-nme
NEW BEDFORD CUTTING FALLS.
Hemp Rope from ? to 10 inch,
Landyard Stuff, Bolt Rope,
Marline, Wormline,
Spunyarn, Selling, &c, &c.
Sail Needles for all sorts of work,
Paint, Varnish and Whitewash Brushes,
KEGS EASTERN BUTTER.
Preserved Meats, Vegetables and
Fruits in tins.
Dried Apples, Beans,
BEST KONA COFFEE,
Spices of all description,
New Gala. Potatoes,
m0IdSSeS anu sugar.
PAINTS of every description.
Paint Oil,
Pump Boxes,
Cooper's Rivets, Sd to Cd
Boat Compasses,
Stove Innings,
Cooper's Sets,
AnviIs, Hammers,
Drivers and Punches,
A Complete Assortment of Hooks
and Thimbles,
Patent and Bush Blocks,
Shelves all sizes,
Mast Hoops and Jib Hanks
Boat Boards,
Boat Nails,
Timbers and Knees,
Nautical Almanacs,
Log Books,
Hatchets,
Axes,
Ships Scrapers,
Brass & Iron Screws all sizes,
Brass & Iron wire Selves,
Fog Horns, Knives,
Sheaths and Belts,
Anger Bits, Gimblets,
Spoke Slaves, Sand Paper,
Fish Hooks, Palms,
Lamps, &c, &c.
Comprising in Fact a Full and Complete
ASSORTMENT OF MERCHANDISE!
Necessary to fit out Ships.
Money Advanced
10 Whale and Merchant Ships,
And Exchange taken on all parts of the
World at Lowest Market Rates.
54 5m e. l.. IDS & Go.
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~ Among the passengers by the ship Ndry
Frances is Mr.. j. b. Holden. who visits these ISL
ands as agent of one Of the San Francisco r%efner-
les, to confer with Or planters on matters pertain
ing to their mutual interests. and who has had large
experience IN the sugar trade. He will probably
visit all the plantations on the group. and our
planters will doubtless End him capable of impart-
ing information OF benefit to them and the sugar
in terest generally.
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DCE.-The Champion passed a ship or bark on
the 9th, in latitude 30. probably a whaler bound to
these islands. She may have gone in to IIilo or
L.ahaina. The c. had fresh s. L. winds to that lati-
tude, and then struck the trades which brought
her on to this port. -
Efs- The bark Comet sailed o Saturday after
noon. about five o'clock, taking nearly a full list Of
passengers. and a good freight. We give her Is
days passage over.
STRANGERS FRIEND SoCTETY.-The next meeting
will be held at Madame Varigny's in Nuuanu Val
ley on Tuesday afternoon and evening, Oct. c.
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To Let.

p h77e >=H n'a To Let. M
SINGLE and Suits OF Rooms furnished or un-
Free Street.
Respectable transient boarders accommodated
o. Feb 13-d1w* ..-..- -. Ha
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FvAHE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
L. concerned, that he has been duly appointed
and taken upon hmselfthe trust Of Executor Of the
The Portland daily press., 1866-02-17

The Company has assets, oper Eleven Milion
Dollars, viz:- -
United States and State of New.York +"
StocE, Gdty, Bank and other Stocks, s4,974, 700
Loans secured by Stocks and otherwise, 2lS79eO
Fremium Notes and BiIls Receivable,
Real Estate, Bond and Mortgages, and as JeI
otner securities, silalBI q ~ 3140,530
uniteo states Gold Coin, ~ s a.r SCI, 800
Cash In Bank, .'.,s.8 .....iis zSS430
ga4igre ts s11. .lSS.600
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late Of Portland, in the County of Cumberland,
deceased by giving bond the law directs; he there
fore requests all persons who indebted to the said
deceased's estate to make immediate payment; and
those who have any demands thereon to exhibit the
same for settlement to ! ss4HE LIfti st ad
1--r ttat 4.t....t.-.t- CHARLES P. SKILLIN.
Portland, Feby. 6, 1866. w3w7#
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EB- Here is as pithy sermon as ever was
preached "Our ingress in life is naked and
bare; our progress in life is trouble and care; ;
our egress out of it we know not where; but
doing well here, we shall do well there; could
not tell more by preaching year"
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Esta5JisAed Jane 93, 1862. Vol. 8.
PORTLAND DAILY PRESS;
PUBLISHED AT So. EXCHANGE STREET BY
N. A. FO S II E r.

THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS is published at
$500 per year III advance
THE MAINE STATE PRESS is published every
Thursday morning, at $500 per annum, in advance;
$22h q paid within six months; and $3.50, if pay
ment be delayed beyond six months. = -
Rates of Advertising. s-s-..
One inch OF space, in length oil column constitute
q Square" "a
S1.50 per square daily first week: rs cents per
week alter; three Insertions less $1.00; contiu-
ing every other day after first week. 80 cents.
Hall square, three insertions or less 10 cents;
week, Sl.00; so cents per week AFTER .lte -
Under head of eAMUsEMENTs," $500 Der square
per week; three insertions less, S1.50.
SPECIAL NOTICES." $500 per square first week,
Sl0O per square aiter three insertions OF less $150;
Lalt square, three insertions, $780,; one week.
Advertisements inserted in the "MAINE STATE
PRESS" (which has a large circulation in every par
of the Statel for $100 per square for first insertion
and 90 cents per square for each subsequent nser-
tion. 4 a y l-..Ie
SPECIAL NOTICES at the usual rates.
EB All Communications intended for the paper
should be directed TO the " EDITOR OF THE PRESS"
and those of business character TO the ''PUB-
lIsHERs." f ft
BY- JOB PRINTING, of every description, exc
cuted with dispatch; and all business pertaining 10
the Office or Paper promptly transacted applca
> - ~N'' I'll ..-4'r w54a fH1.r
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Proposals for fresh Beef.

rsl.sH IL OFFICE OF THE A. c. s., U.s.A., IL
Portland, Name, Feu'y Sd, 1866.
p until Wednesday, Feb. 28th, 1866, at 10 NJ, for
the supply of Fresh Beef to all the troops in the Vi
cinity Of Portland, Maine for year Tor such less
time as the Commissary General shall direct.l The
Beef to be of the best quality in quarters with an
equal proportion of fore and hind necks shanks and
kidney tallow to be excluded.
Each bid must be accompanied by copy OF this
advertisement, and the names of two Responsible
persons Presidents Of Portland to enter into sui-
the contract. H G a1saa tIa ,3sslsfr 9I77
The A. c. S. reserves the right to reject any or all
bids not deemed advantageous to the Government.
Proposals must be endorsed sProposals for fur
nshing Fresh Beef, Box 1922, Portland Post Office"
The bids Will be opened at the time specified, at
my'offce, No. 1924 Morton Block, Congress Street,
Bidders are invited to be present. a4 80.
HENRY INMAN,
Capt. and A. Q. NJ, and A. c. s., U. s. A. Z
Feb 6-dtd .--..-.s,.'- -
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Not a Hotel

Furnished and unfurnished rooms to let with good
board at No. 27 Willow Street. n IN FL
People visiting Portland can have all the conyen-
ences of Hotel at much less prices at retired and
gen eel place. Also permanent board Tor families and
gentlemen. .AtH$ i.-l
nY-Remember the place, opposite Woods Hotel
corner OF Middle and Willow Sta. s Fodtt
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rJyHE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
concerned, that she has been duly appointed and
taken upon herself the trust of Executrx OF the last
will and testament of lt efiU 7 l0j
lr-tl - usaiI ASA BISBEE, .. --...-.
late OF Yarmouth. IN the County of Cumberland, de-
ceased, by giving bond the law directs; she there
fore requests all persons who indebted to the said
deceaseds estate to make immediate payment; and
those who have any demands thereon to exhibit the
same 'Nrsettlenent TO -t Il. ~
u. -,.' - HARRIET G. BIsBEE.
Yarmouth, Feb. 9, 1866. w3w7|
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ER-If you make thing perfectly plain and
simple to man, he will give you no credit-hs
will think he knew 1t before.
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Guardians Sale.

"ILL be sold at public sale, on TUESDAY, the
w 10th day of March next, at ten o'clock A. M,
at Joseph $. Thonpsons, in Standish. unless previ
ousy disposed Of, parcel of woodland, on the
County Road leading from Standish 10 Baldwin, in
q ie Paine nsghboTho0d Iso,called and containing
ty Road leading from York's Corner, so-caled, to
Baldwin, near the mouth Of Wachic Brook, and con-
tanning IS acres, more less and belonging to the
heirs Of Francis Paine, late OF Gorham. iffsI1
't Z. - HARRIETE NJ PAINE, Gorham.
Gorham, Feb'y 18th, 1866. w3w7*
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+ Great Inducements

=. -TOh 'FAHIIES WISHING To BUILD.
TyHE subscribers offer for sale large quantity OF
i desirable building lots i'm the West End of the
city, lying on Vaughan, Pine Neal, Carlton, Thomas,
West Emery, Cushman, Lewis, Bramhall, Monu-
ment Dantorth, Orange and Salem Streets. .1
They will sell ON credit OF from one to ten years.
lf desired by the purchasers, and to parties who will
build houses of satisfactory character, they acW ad-
rance, desired one fourth Of The cost Of building, on
completion Of the house. From parties who build im-
mcdiately, NO CASH PAYMENTS REQUIRED.
Apply every day except Sunday, from nine to ten
A. M, at the office of the subscribers where plans
may be seen, and full particulars obtained.
~ ssea y .raggz ta j. B. BROWN 81 SONS. 3
Portland, May 9, 1865. may4tf
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TERMS 90 per year in adrance.
~ Reading Matter on all Four Paves
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For Sale.
For Sale.

SOLELY on account of sickness of the Proprietress
~ the Stock and Fixtures of the best located
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS STORES
80. 4 s,fr in the City. '''' t''
Goods New and desirab A-nu
For particulars apply at 1870 5!
$40 Congress Street.
WITH ~ PORTLAND.
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For Sale.

| FOF SAFE. ID y "a
49, large and convenient House, No. is
|; Waterville st, suitable tor two families. Terms
MAsHssA. of sale liberal. h.5ie1 1r
Apply to w, No. 37t Middle St. ja23dtf
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Store to Let.
For Sale.
For Sale.
For Sale,

@ @9 For Sale. sfr
ETNHE UNITED STATES PATENT RIGHT for
l. MARSHALL'S IMPROVED ANCHOR.
For further particulars enquire of, or address
l4f GJ GEO. L. KIMBALL,
Firm of Stevens, Freeman & Co.
Nov. 11-dtf iff ~ ,.l lTU -74
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81 The Eggs of Pharaoh's Serpents
T1ORWARDED by mail, free Of postage, to any ad-
dress in the United States on receipt Of 90 cts.
Feb14-w1m7 A5Hn g -Lf4i a-If r.r LIS
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For Sale.

o. The three-story Brick Dwelling House and
@;;;I Lot on the southerly corner of Spring and
I, Apply to .s... J.& E. M. RAND, III =.
ja10d1m -1f 1913 Middle st.
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For Sale.

-1 as mo1 For Sale. St
TTNHE Two-stOry Brick House and Lot No. Deer
L Street, at GREAT BARGAIN yggv
For particulars, enquire of >
s-Gl. ~ BENZ. KNIGHT, ihtA A
cct1SdH Atlantic Wharf.
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READ DIR. HUGHES advertisement, In another
column. In his specially DR.. Hughes ia uneouaIled
by any physician in this country,
Jan 1-w1y
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For Sale and to Let.
Lease & Fixtures for Sale
Augusta House.

yrtEa The undersigned being compelled ION ao-
i.H count OF i'll healthy to relinquish Hotel busi-
asEd, ness, offers for sale the lea and portion
EEzl.& &of the fixtures OF said house. .5fla
This hotel ranks among the first in the country,
and commands large proportion Of the travel. 1t
has one hundred twenty five rooms, perfectly venti-
lated and substantially furnished. Attached to the
house are Bathing Rooms, Shaving and Billiard Sa-
looms, &c. In connection with the house is large
aud convenient Stable, with fine livery stock. 10
any one desirons of entering the hotel business viii
find this a rare opportunity with comparatively a
small capital f 74- -t' t-
HARRISON BAKER, Proprietor.
Jan 30-dtf
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ATLANTIC -~a5.T
VIZ ,-evcyErw s1 s.ptvsg -Isr
Mutual Insurance Company
81 Wall ST, cor. Ws,Iiam, NEW YORK. aa
eaaa .ssss.-. JANUARY, 1886. ,.
lnsures Against MARINE and INLAND Nayi
y s.Ho aA,5l cation Risks. $50, eai

The whole profits of the Company revert to the
ASSURED, and are divided ANNUALLY, upon the
Prenlums terminated during the wear and for which
Gersihcates are issued, bearng interest until re.
The Dividends In the Years 1854 and were 40
per cent each.
The Profits for % Years amount to the
os.n. sum OF sl9. .esl, ,02o
Cash, 80. - - 12,s6s, ,7so
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DAILY PRESS.
PORTLAND.
saturday Morning, February II, 1886.

ne od"y issue of hs Press is larger than the conf
wed circulation Of all the other dailies IN the etv.
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mes Bryce, Chas Fl Marshall.
= ~ a "a JOHN D. JONES, President.
49, -- 81 CHARLES DBrNIs, Vice. President,
W. III. II. MOORE, I'd Vice-Prest,
j. FL. Chapman, Acting Secretary. IsY
Applications received by ala
/. ]. W. MUNGER, 188 Pore st. IN
Feb2lsdlm 1lmeod& w6w PORTL IND.
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Wants, Lost and Found.

-. WN21teG. -4D
A N Agent in every town in the State OF Maine to
"A sell new, convenient and useful patented arti-
cle Ladies or Gentlemen wishing for rare chance
to make money should call on, OF address,, -Is I
sHl HsFig Llc j. HANKERSON 81 CO., -t..,f $
liz eaiHH,iF n, 130 Middle Street,
NOV 23-dH Portland, Maine.
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TO r S A L E !!

nNE secondhand HAND PRESS for sale cheap
~ ii applied for soon. Size OF Platen 20x2S. t
Inquire in person at, or address by mall
81 PRESS OFFICE, Portland, Me.
Feb 13-dtf ,.. g.,
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For, Sale

60 A two story frame House, and about 5000
M;;. feet of Land, on the of Pearl and Cum
49, LbeIland Streets. Plenty of hard and soft wa
ter on the premises. Enquire Of
h e G. RICHARDSON.
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late of Casco, in the county of ofCumberand deceas-
ed by giving bond the law directs therefore re-
quests all persons who indebted to the said de-
ceased's estate to make immediate payment; and
those who have any demands thereon, to exhibit the
same for settlement to
Portland. Jan. 2, 1866. w3w7s