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pRoyInrNoE--Ar 9th, sch Charles D tIollock

pRovIDENcE--Ar 9th, sch Charles d HollOcki
Petty, Bangor.
W9s5 is 9TH, brig whitaker, Look. Gdd-
son for Providence sch Porto Rico, Wentworth,
SID sth, brig Mary Thompson. scbs ontor,o DO
tober, Louisa Pennsylvania, Maracaibo.
NEW BEDtORD-Ar Sth, sch Hattie Hunt Carle
ir9m as eastern port; 9th yahaila, Lord Calais
and Mary A Chase, McDonall l. from Pb,ladeipbia for
tottanu; sens Pearl Gookin, Philadelphia Tor saco;
Anieiope, Brown, ROckland for New York.
@ SD prlgs Harriet, and Altavcla schs Valhallas
spy, Magnet, Grampus, Hattie Ross, Defiance. nj l.
cage Georgie Deering, and others: c,oo
baltimore; schs HANNIBAL Cox, from Elijah Import Import
ou.Se BIay Jersey City, nnan1n Bal lxnkis Me- Jane
Ee% eS hSPs a%s Wm nlPsda e;eEerAr Ae3 9ann
Cid 9th, sch Catawamteak, Packard; kocklana. n
Ar 10th, schs ocean Wave, Veazie. Bangor; henry
PnBTsMoiTHGA 9th inst, scbs Willie Ma'tn
Noyes Elizabethport Marmora, Smn RacFIan aIgo
Ar Eth, barque Chas Brswer Rogers, hngan, CB;
schs Bay state, Carrie, New York; i, Addie stimp-
MACHIAS-Ar LIST, schs Kolon, Jasper, Portland;
Adelaide, Sanborn, Belfast
Sid I'd, brig EdIth (new) Putnam, New York
BANGOR-Ar 7th, sch Geo Brooks Henley is
Lane, Smith, and Telegraph, Toole, Portland.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Ar at Br, men goth ult, ship Wallace, Evans, from
At Deal oath ult, ship Transit, whitmore, London
for Melbourne.
At Glasgow 22d ut, ship Aquilla Seward, for New
York, ldg.
., At Cardiff 22d ult, ship Bethiah Thayer Cartney,
At Buenos Ayres Aug %, barque Isabel, Oliver.
for New York, ldg.
At Demarara 9th inst, brig Sarah Flag, Matthews,
AT at Barbados 9th ult brig Hattie, Thomas fin
At Salt Cay, tt, o5th ult, barque Matilda Lewis,
Ar at Cow Bay 9th ult, brig Dirigo, Rtlmball,
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Farm for Sale,

SfTUATED in the town OF Gorham quite near to
y tho Rail Road Station, Seminary and Churches
moving, ti1lage, pasturage and wood There is one
enclosure OF grass land, Containing 60 acres, very
handsome icld. Hard and soft wood tor the use o1
the family, for indefinite period A largo mansion
house, good style and nisb containing Is rooms fine
cellar with never failing cstem 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 barn and
outbulaings Some 200 apple and fruit trees. z No
better opportunity will probably occur for gentle
man to procure beautiful country residence.
For further particulars enquire Of the present occ,-
pant MIR. George Pendeton. For terms and price
apply to the subscriber 4 II Moulton st. Portland
scp1Sd&w1m EBEN COREY.
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Valuable .,>ai Estate iO4. ale.
a RGre Chance!
ri i'll lot OF land, with te brick stable in, ua;in-
Il lsllel br,cA dM cling house tlieieoii, r,llitr OF
Congress AMI Snth streets, teongtg 10 thu ualHit
t!io i;lte Charles j.. Bcc, .ett, uIio sale
Inc iot Is dJsat 100 %, IA acct al The iiose,
slruc.e, plans and sl'e,lo,s.i;s Uy liaIding
the aIci2tect, is 50 ~ liifive ia IL be finish
Ell M sea Ia oecuittlics e COMING Minter, II the
woIi. ul'vi l, u lrlli.eriittely resumed,
a tel.ci oppJ. tunly ior procuring an elegant
house N a F.tatt slLualiOn could not be wished for.
alI y - 8, B, BECKETT,
Assessors Office, Mechanics Hall;
THOMAS T. SAWYER,
Head Union Wharf; or
ttt .......... JOHN G. PROCTER,
Middle head of Silver street.
.alA N
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PORTLAND AND NEW YORK
1874 STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
u NJ NM E,

The splendid and fast Steam
s-S--~-uvkM ships DIiiIGO, Capt. H. SSER-
Il 1lBgiA%M woon, and FRANCONIA, Capt.
sss..sss55ss.1aSas z W. w. SHERWOOD, will until
- further notice, run follows:
Leave Brow 5 Wharf Portland, every WEDNEs-
DAY and SATURDAY, at P. Nj, and leave Pier
SATURi Az. at O'Clock T. H. '''''
these vessels are lit cd up with fine aecommo,Ia
TONS lor passengers, maxim. this the NEST sIee,ly
sac anu comfortable route or travellers betWeen
eNepW NeW YORK and Maine. PAS age, in State Room.
So0o Cabin passage $500. Meals extra
G9ods forwarded by this line to and from Mon
st. John. Luz 'l'i I anu
shippers are requested to send their teebt to tle
leave Portland. '' 'N"' 'neS
For neight or passage apply to
y EMEES EES q FOX, Browns Wharf, Portland.
May 90, 1866. IA,
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,eEaL ESTATE.
For Sale.

- Valuable and desirable property In the -four
h a ishing ami beautiful town OF Bethel, Oxford
EAs:k. County, Maine.
a House near, new, 3;x26, with l. 36N22 having
IS nis,i rooms, hesi les ai &c attic. Cellar under
the whole House thoroughly built, in complete or
der, well paihtei, gIeeis biiHis to cac wii.iow, a
ii &c eulilo ON TOP al hosc vcf;,l,ia in 'front.' &c.
me sable 3Gx3i;, with glol cellar undolneath uon-
nectetl with tie premises. Situate mile from De-
pot, oD to halh roal To the White Mountains ami
lakes. I.,e Views iroln tliis tie sur
rounding mountains airl valleys ea'nct be surlrlss-
el. Tuis House s we'll calculate of simmer board
the past season, woul tlo "A Seminary private
resi,.ence, &c.
Some aeresof {: very best o. iillae Land 10 with
t. house. Terms, liberal, \ poftl9n vi t.e llr-
Chase leilain mortgage,
References WIN. L. Goolho~, NORWAY, he; Nor
r Frost, IS Beach ST., Boston, Mass. Plenty uf
Por land leiercces can be lurnisue,i. Apply ~ j.
kmssbuIs, on The pi, misses, 10 Patterson j. Chat
bourne, Dealers III kcal Estate, Morton Bi0ch
above Luc ioDle IL ,,ise. t,yiL-,liM
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For Sale.

TTlHE Lot of land bounded by Middle Garden and
i Sumner streets, the late site of the Freeman
House. Apply to Patterson s. Chadbourne, Dealers
In Real Estate 1854 Middle street. n oct4-eed2w
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Good House

EfOR SALE. The well built and pleasantly located
now occupied by Mr.. g. Mark. House contains suit
parors, settingroom, dining room, kitchen and five
good sleeping rooms. Fine cellar in which is well
for another house. Apply to u
w. IL, JEfsRIs, Real Estate Agent.
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For Sale

THE lot Of Land on the westerly corner of Con
gress and Pearl Sts., fronting on Congress street
alb ut Ill feet and on Pearl about 80 feet
4pply to CHARLES L. BARRETT
At office Grand Trunk Railway Station.
Portland, Aug. 3, 1866. aupItf
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Free to AZZ :

A BEAUTIFUL CARD PHOTOGRAPH sent free
IA to any one. Address "PHOTOGRAPH" Lock
Box 6Os7, Boston Mass. aug 24-dSm
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Notice.

yr,JIE undcr;igued offer their services TO the pub
lie as Real Estate Agents All persons desir-
no io huV sell or lease property, are requested to
i f ~ 70 49, ,s,ce slj Congress street up stairs All
bn ,nss entrusted to care shall have prompt at
tenton. A->"'N ~ DoW.
VIC. HANSON, aug21-dtt
q DOW.
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Statement of the Condition .,
OF THE
YO7lkers Dc NeaU York Fire
Insurance Company,
JnIy 4. 1866.

VIM. CONNOR, JR., Vice President,
JOHNW w. MURRAY, Secretary,
City and County of and
State Of New York,
[5 Cent Stamp.l e7. s1G o' i-5
1866. Signed
GEO. 7. HAws, Notary Public, New York City
John e. Dow & Son, Agents.
sep29-eod&w1m
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For Sale,

C,cIIOONER Matanzas, lis tons
- Sch. LeCsbiiTg, IA tons.
Sch. WIN. ii. Mailer. l9S tons
Sch. Splendid, 5S tons, old measurement all we'll
ioumi Enquire OF SAMPSON a. CONANT,
augz3 No. 81 Commercial Wharf.
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Valuable Hotel Property for Sale,

rNHE Oxford Hous4, pl asanty situated in the vii
Il lage OF Fryeburg, oxford county, Maine, Is Of
fered for sale at bargain ii applied for soon. +,
The House is large, in GOOD repair, with furniture
and fixtures throughout together with all necessary
outbuildings
For full particulars inquire Of
liORATIO BOOTHBY,
Proprietor.
tfyeDurg, Sep 90, 1906 7 diff
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FOl. Sale.

For Sale.
A DESIRABLE Lot on Congress street fronting
IA the Park. Inquire Of .
sept22d3w JOHN G. PROCTER.
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House Lots.

EHLlGABL4E House Lots tor sale ON Thomas. EN-
~ cry and Congress ST. eets; one near the head of
State street. ''0~N "
w. III STEPHENSON
Portland, Aug s.-dtf I'd National Bank
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A Fine Milk, stock or HAY Farm for
rLtr..e s sale

/ N Cumberland eight miles from Portland, known
l. as the Israel True farm. 1t contains hundred
The cars pass four OF five times daily. The Greely
School is to be located within one mile of this proper
ty. There is a suffciency of wood for the place.
large one story house and two large barns. Apply
to VIM. D. True, on the premises, or
W. ii. JERRIS,
Real Estate Agent.
October 2, 1866. d2w&w4w
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fFRoM OUR CORRESPONDENCE !

KENNEBUNKPORT, Oct 7th- Ar, scbs Frank
Chard. and Carrie Clark, Wcrmwool Boston
Oct S-Ar, brig Tangier, NTH, Ge Fgetown, sc,
with mate and two men sick.
Oct SID, schs Eliza Matilda, Brag lon and VIM
Penn, Curti3. Boston; Escort, Chase, New Iiaven.
In port 10th, ldg, schs Francis Davis, new
Doane, fr New York; Lucy Ward, lnew) Symonds,
for Bost n. a.
The l. w was recently launched from Wards yard
and is beautiful vessel of l64 tons carpenters a
sure and 1l9 tons, Custom House measure, and was
built ON contract for Capt William Symonds, Geo A
Webb, Edw Stone, and Geo Stein. She is intended
for the Southern coasting trade.
Ship Andrew johnson, of Thomason, which 81 led
from st John, NIB for Liverpool, last week, had on
board 900 feet Of lumber, being the LARGEST car
60 over taken from that port
LAUScHED-At Ham pden 9th inst, by w W Rog
crs d Son, a fine schr of 2S5 tons, named Ward j
Parks She is the first vessel built at this place tor
several years. Owned by The builders and parties
Salem, and to he commanded by Capt + Bogart.
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Offices to Let.

A SMALL Hall, and several good Offices i'm Morto,
IA Block, next above the Preble House. For terna
apply to '''"'S
PATTERSON & CHADBOURNE.
Deaiers in Real Estate 2S7 Congress Street, Morton
DNn' Oct6d1W
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LOSTi

| sSATuRDAY afternoon, between Chestnut street
- and Miss varney's on Free st, via Congress and
rewarded by leaving 1t at the Eastern Express Office
or No II Chestnut ST. fs's ooodS o2 -
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Attention =

ACCentiOn!
new stand dANN;aBEE N1 snE can he found at their
are prepared to 90 all KINDS of Joner mIerc tney
shortest notice Those who in want of bidas t se
the place, No, 9 Summer Street, Doht terget
scps-d2m4 PREDTE & JApp.n,
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Store for Lease

MO. Long Wharf upper Store in I'd block, 4 sto-
IN led, slated roof embracing 1890 feet exclusive
of the attic, warranted rat proof suitable for any bust
ness, the whole in Cap-a-pie order. ny
Oct5-du n ID. T. CHASE.
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Particular Notice.

VALUABLE house lots for sale on the corner of
Deer1ng and Henry streets. The most desirable
lots now in the market. Inquire of
HANSON & DOW,
, Real Estate Agents No. 34T CONGRESS st.
B Houses aud lots in different parts Of the city,
for sale cheap sepI4dff'
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,
D n IL LINE
BETWEEN
PORTLhND&PEN0BSCOT RIVER

- = The splendid sea-gong Steamer
sssa=-.>--4fM LADY LANG, Capt A. whitmore
ii AEN\ will leave Railroad Wharf, foot
4aszss,5 44asaa 4>of State street, Portland, every
--..z.za..s.assA Monday Wednesday and Friday
evenings at II O'Clock, or on the arrival of the
o'clock Express train from Boston.
Returning, win leave bangor every Monday, We'd
nesdiy and Friday mornings at 9 touching at
Hampden, Winterport, Bucksport, Belfast, Camden
please apply to A. SONERfY
Portland, May 70, 1860. at Office on Wharc
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Houses for Sale.
For Sale,

A 7 prices ranging from $1,000, 90 to 100000.
from to 2 M. seDIldtf
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,,- For Sale.
A VALUABLE lot in the burnt district rare
"A chance for improvement or Investments Loca-
ton one Of the best. Lot contains over $4,000 feet
Inquire of JOHN g. PRO(TER oo''
Sept. 13-tf Middle Street.
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10 Capitalists. Lumber and Iron
Manufacturers.
I. ,OI: sale 500 Acres choice White Pine Timbe,
L ia'hi. in Jefferson County, Pennsylvania, mem
Tie iiia icli,i.a and Erie Railroad. This has the
finest growth Of White Pine Timber in the STATE
(naily tree mcis,rng SIX feet thr0ugh) estimated "a
gio.l ca to 80 million feet lumber, IncxhaustiblC
vc:Es OF bitulii:.ous and camel Goals, Iron Ore
Limestone and Fire Clay. Little Toby River runs
lnr@ug, t. iailroad and water transportation tt
iHs;ci1 AID v cs: crn markets As an investment, OF
ici L;nnia aI.,. lumber proftably, such III oppor
tiihiy is rale : oiered. Apply to
fi-tl 3 JOHN ALEXANDER.
No. III Saata Fourth Street, Philade plia.
Spt A at,.,
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Flour Barrels Wanted.
Wanted Immediately

ENOUR Barrels suitable for Sugar for which cash
Il and the highest price will be paid by 0'''
~ LYNCH, BARKER & co
july2tf 139 Commercia1 strsst
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PHI Il NIX
Insurance Company Il Brooklyn,
N ew YOI.1 k.
OFEUCEs No. Court Street, Brooklyn,
No. 139 Broadway, New York

Situation of the Go oa the 1T Of July. 1867.
CASH CAPITAL. 81, ,00O, 900 90
ASSETS, LIST July 1885, ,G91 1868 so
LIABILITIES. 73,518,4
ASSETS OF THE COMPANY. ~
Bonds and Mortgages being first lien, on Real
Estate. $262, POI, 30
Loans on Stocks, payable on demand, ..... $3.50
Bills Receivable, for Premiums on Marine and
Inland Risks, 403, IT
United states Stocks, market Value 614511, ,9S
State and Municipal Stocks and Bonds, market
Nalue 1O2 roo 90
interest Accrued .................... 1O,S7S,06
heal Estate owned by the Company, .6.78O,S6
Cash IN Bank and on hand .55, 1854
Cash in the hands of Agents in course of trans
mission, ............ 80, ,533 rs
Premiums due and uncolected on Policies,
issued at Offices Fire, Inland and Marine SO 80
Other property, miscellaneous items. 25
$1,691, ,96s,9O
LIABILITIES.
Claims for losses outstanding on LIST of July,
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=
INSURANCE.
Manufacturers Insurance C0mpa-
NV Of ROStOn.

Mahufacturers Insurance. Oo
nv of Boston. .v
The Agency of shis Company mas pegm n,o 70
No; ~ a. the late fire. Policies issued by this
ior losses % vi, III nlel Sc present them for adjustment
Compaay .nt nj POL cies will be issued formerly,
anu an III E ESsnrable property, at fair rates OF premium.
This Company is well known as one OF the most re-
liable ;bs in the o0uh'i iNATHL F. DEERING, Agent, Z.
DEPUBLIC Insurance Company, of New
IL York City. iii. o ......
Cash Capital. ...................$ .$300,000
SURPLUS. s,..............-... N5,OOO
Total Cash Assets, .............. $4,000
The loss by this Company In the Portland fire is
about $28 900, or about ONE TENTH OF IT'S SURPLUS.
All claimants for loss by the recent fire, who have
not already received their money, are invited to
hand in their proofs without delay. Those wishing
insurance in Company, First Glass, in every re-
spect, at fair rates. invited to call at my Office
No. 50 Commercial street, Thomas Block. -t
jy23 WARREN SPARROW, Agent.
MUTUAL BENEFIT LIRE INSURANCE co.
1Nl The numerous Policy holders In this popular
Company, and the public generally, are informed
that Its office is now established at No. 80 CONNER
ciai street, in Thomas' Block. .i1
jul 10 s.I, State Agent.
1T y. Twombley, General Insurance Broker,
IL. would inform his many friends and the public
generally that he is prepared to continue the 1nsur-
ance Business as Broker, and can place Fire, Life
ponies in the United States. All business entrusted
to my re shall be faithful ly attended to.
Office at G. NJ Rces Paper Store No. 1883 Fore st,
where orders can be left. iul16tf
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L.,a4 Oh Munjey Hill,

l, s..e l5t No. 2s on Poplar street and lot No.
IL s.ae,. Enquire Of
JOHN M. BAKER,
oeiai+f{ii Ii No. prospect Street.
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valuable Real Estate on Elm St.,
FOR ALE.
A PORTION of the "DAY" Estate on Elm Street
comprising over 2S00O foct OF land, together
with Brick Houses, stable &c. This property is To-
cated on Elm and Cumberland streets all susceptible
OF improvement, and has front Elm street OF 282
feet. .'~ ~ -oN
The above property is offered for sale either In nor
ions OF collectively, OH liboral tcrms Apply to
aug2U-u JOHN c. PROCTOR
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For Sale or Lease.

For Sale or Lease.
JHE property adjoining the westerly side of the
Il Canal Bank, known as the "Wildrago' proper
ty will be sold or leased tor term Of years It is
sw9 rods on Middle street extending back ten rods
OF building, as any in the city. Apply to
NATH'L F. DEERING,
auga-du No. 10 Free Street.
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international Steamship Go.
EasIport, Caiaiy and St. John.
FALL ARRANGEMENT.
TWO TRIPS PER WEEK.

80 On and after Monday, October lst
--s-A.>.rSM the steamer NEW BRUNSWICK
Il 1AEAN\ Capt L. Is. WINCHESTER, and
So g ssasA ethe steamer NEW ENGLAND
:, -. --n@~Capt. Il. FIELD will leave Rail
Road Wharf foot of State Street every MONDAY and
THURSDAY, at O'Clock ?. nj for Eastport and ST.
john -
RETURNING, will leave st. John and Eastport,
same days for Portland and Boston.
At Eastport the Steamer QUEEN will connect for
Railway to Woodstock and Houllon Stations, and
Stage Coaches will connect for Maehias.
AT st. John passengers take L. Il N. A. Railway
for Shedfac, and from thence for Summerside and
Charlottetown, p. e. Island, and Pictou N. S.; also
at st. John the steamer Empress for Windsor and
Halifax, every Tuesday and Friday evenings and for
Dlgby every Monday and Thursday mornings.
gH Freight received on days of sailing until o'clk
Z. NJ G. c. EATON,
sep25-dH Agent.
FREIGHT FOR THE SOUTH AND WEST.
s---ssM Boston and Philadelphia
ssz@sszsssss-E ssz@sszzE Steamship Linz.
The Steamers NORMAN, SAXON, and ARIES
now TORN the line, and steamer leaves each por
EVERY FIVE DAYS, s..
From Long Nhari, Be ston,. n,..............a at ~ NJ
From Pine st. Wharf, Philadelphia, :. at 10 A M
Freight for the West forwarded by the Pcnnsyiya
MIA Railroad, and to Baltimore and Washington b,
Canal or Railroad, free OF commissions
For freight, apply to
SPRAGUE, SOULE & CO,
NOV 22-dlyr st Wharf. Boston.
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Maine Central II. II.

uUfxssrxo THE Trains heretofore run between Au-
burn and Danville aud connect with
the r M Train from Portland viii be discontinued
on anu Mtor Monday next except on SATURDAYS
sept2p-dt1 EDWIN MOVES, Supt.
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-. = = - =
KltAl. ESTATE.
For Sale or to be leased for a term
nf VpurS Ut4l

y NTH street between Cumher,ean ,,a Siue
ieets, formerly covered by dwelling bomse NJ -
Snih street. Fine Spring in The ceJI1, Ho"eo NO. q
.. Apply to SMITH e. REEn
Coin e'lers at Law, Moultoh Block Conarsss G.
All ft:i-atf .uHl +.r.1' go tsI' 'eie9S oI'
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~ 4a bU7Tey WN2lte0 J
COOO BUSHELS of first quality barley for
AOOO which Cash and the highest nrice viii
be paid by ta PA''' w.
s... JOSEPH H. WHITE.
octo-d4" No. 81 Union Wharf.
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For Sale.
TWO of the best building lots in Portland located
4 at the West End, ON Congress Street.
commanding tine view Of the country for miles
around-the White Mountain included. The Horse
Cars pass this property every fifteen minutes. Size
OF lots " IL by 11o and 81 1-2 by 12s feet with wide
RlS, Real Estate Agent. opposite PTeble House.
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CITY OF PORTLAND.
To the Electors of Ward Six, in said Oh

To the Electors Of Ward Six, in said City.
DURSUANT to a warrant from the Mayor and
Il Aldermen Of the City of Portland the nhabi-
tants OF Ward Six in said City, qualified to vote in
the election OF City Officers will meet in the Ward
Room, on Spring street, in said Ward, ON MON
DAY, the fifteenth day OF October instant, at ten
O'Clock IN tie forenoon, to give in their votes for al
Alderman, resident OF sld Ward, for the remainder
of the present mum cipal year, in place of Alderman
W. L Southard, Resigned.
The polls to rema n open until four O'Clock In the
afternoon when they shall be closed
And the Aldermen of said City will be in open ses-
sion, in Mechanics Hall, from nine o'clock in the
forenoon until one o'clock in tie afternoon each
OF the three secular days next preceding such day
election, and from three o'clock TO five O'Clock p.
M. on the last OF said three secular days, for the
purpose OF receiving evidence OF the qualification
voters whose names have not been entered on the
list OF qualified voters in and ton said Ward and Tor
correcting said list.
~ Per order Of the Mayor and Aldermen,
.. $500. j. NJ. HEATH, City Clerk.
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For Sale.

A BOUT 'eo0 feet Water and Gas Pipe, 2 to inch
a es diameter Ais, about 10 tons damaged Nails.
Hinges and Bolts; and to tons Window Weights
will please call before purchasing elsewbere'
WOODMAN & LITTLEJOEN.
sel2l-d2m- % Oak Street, Portland. Me,
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2 i..,4 ..OUSE FOR SALE,
M. i, zs4-,-e.ih, between State and Park

HI. u I-n rty is0ne of the most desirable To-
Il ~, land. II adiOns the fine estate OF
Ca = as y. .,:,llll. The house contains twelve
roJ.n :as. : t,pair. Nice carpets, chandeliers
an 81 may be had with the house. Ap-
pis E;n -. Iris, Real Estate Agent.
usa :.
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t0r Sale.

TWO .'Ur, .,l,. ..:; hOnse with basement, con-
L tai..,n l, roo,laSj on st Lawrence St., in good
repair. hoJs twcr floor #. in higi; "a floor
feet. Arraie> families. Parlors finished
IN good style, m4rLic 4aantles etc. Parties stand
ready to 10 take TIA, at $400 rent. This house
was built li most loruugh manner, by the day and
will be SOLD tr less tl, same could now be built
for, exclusive Of the le- For particulars apply to
PATTI LON & &CHADBOUkNE
Dealers in Real Els 40 387 Congress Street, Morton
Block. II 3t'Ha octAd2w
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VAL - sssIH RROPERTY FOR SALE.
Az "a; -Ac*e Garden---A Fine Country
Residence.
a. = .t1se place is tn Westbrook, near Nor
MI, Al .,r.s--ar, only three miles from Portland,
-. Oh the best places for gentleman'S
yieiir,. II aa D new one and a-half story Gothic
Hose, Id ,sIii other buildings. The cellar Is
celne.ic,, ui s~iitt.is large brick cistern, The
early .es>,,i.s, at least thousand dollars
chcicc srsie Vines pear trees set out one
yetr asp. Is rare opportunity to secure eight
aeFes 4.4vr e'r;.. sate of cultivation. Apply to
W. II, d--rs4s.} 4:s:l Estate Agent. 3wedoct4