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The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-05-09

CARD.
Messrs Jos. l. Hall g. Co, manufacturers of Halls
Burglar and Firepreof safes
Dear SV-Our large Halls EirepTOOf Safe was
taken from the ruins of Pixies Opera house this
afternoon, after being subjected to the most in
ninety hours, and our books and valuable papers
and United States Bonds deposited with us were
preserved in good condition. The fire was still
burning with such intensity that when taken out
it could not be opened till cooled by stream of
water We think can say nothing more in favor
of your invaluable safe than the fact that
this test, surely severe an one as safes can be
subjected to- has resulted in such entire satisfaction
both to yon and ourselves Yours truly,
WIN. SUMNER & co,
Of Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing machine CO.
Cincinnati, March 20, 1866
) f,u assortment of the above Safes on hand, and
ord--s taken for Bankers jewelers. and Merchants
Safes OF every description by their agents.
McCuMB- g. CO,
1924 and 324 Main street
apll5d&wlm Memphis Tenn.
J. H. LoEwENsTINE, 8 D. c. LoEwENsTINE,
NJ. r. LoEwENsTLNE, II. M.LoEwENsTINE,
BEN. f. SHEPPARD, of Columbus Miss
J. H LOEWENSTINE & BROS,
Wholesale Dealers in and Importers Of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS
NOTIONS, CLOAKS SHAWLs, HATS,
BOOTS, SHOES ETC, ETC,
23l & 233 Main Street Clay Building,
Me mp his, Tenn.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
STOLEN

ENROM the subscriber on the night of the Sd inst.
= THREE HEAD OF HORSES and TWO
MULES large stud mule four years old this
spring, and his right fore foot is imperfect
count Of foot evil and il marked with an under bit
IN the right ear. Tbs other mule is ten twelve
years old, in the same mark aud has some white
marks on his back. Both would called brown.
twelve years old. in the same mark and has the
mark of hstuo. The is a sorrel, ten years
old with white spot under the left eye, and has
horse colt ten months old.
S95O reward for the thief $50 for either of
the Mules or Horses
h. HATCHER.
y standard copy month Maysli m
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Statement Of the Capital Assets and liabilities Of the
.EECI -ssT
Insurance Company of the alley Of Virginia,
I'D JANUARY Ist 1866.
100000 90
JANUARY LIST, 1866

THE INSURANCE COMPANY VIRGINIA"
ocated-M inchest Virginia.
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ERUPTIONS, TETTER, ULCERS, SCROFULA,
JAUNDICE GOITRE,
CHRONIC INFLAMMATION OF BLADDER
AND UTERUS, ETC.

1t is particularly useful in Suppressed Menstrual
ton Hereditary Taints Syphilis and maladies arts
ing from long continued use of CalOmel Blue Mass,
Corrosive Sublimate, Fowler's solution, DonOvans
solution, and other preparations of mercury and
arsenic.
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Acts directly upon the Glands and Mucous Mem
branes-stimulating them to additional activity in
their natural functions of eliminating from the Cir
culating Fluids the usual Etfete (and in disease.
Morbid) Matters, and expelling them through the
Skin. Kidneys Liver, and Alimentary Canal from
the system 1t is therefore adapted for the relief
of chronic diseases affecting those organs and of the
mucous membranes lining them such as
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Meridian might night n to purchase Real Estate in
ply to DUNCAN & efl,AitT'."-
70 d. & H. are Authorized to offer a two
story store in convenient location. and a story
building. htted up for Stores; a neat residence of
SIX rooms, with ample grounds and outhOuses, and
some vacant lOts-busiuess aud resident
Meridian Miss May G-dIw
DEEDS LOST
| + the person that took a small TTIN TRUNK
return it to the unders gned they viii confer a Ia
vor upon the widow and orphaa of A. 5 Russell
deceased. The papers the box contained of
use to any one else.
MayGl3t CHARLES WINKLEY
LIFE OF
SCJnewall' jackson -!
BY rEoFEssoE Il. l. DABNEY, u. u
The undersigned have just received
sample copies of the above work, published
by subscription at $500. i'm cloth, and $500
in half calf We invite the attention of the
public to this work, written by the most
intimate friend of the immortal jackson,
revised by Gen. Il. +. Lee, and published for
the pecuniary advantage of Mrs. +. J.
Jackson. Sent postage paid on receipt of
Price. ENRICH II co.
May Gdlm Agents for Jackson, Miss.
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raEgII u N = OT SdIes frtTI 20 b a En-
sALOTof land, sc x95, on Emery Street, 149 foot
from Spring Street. For particulars apply TO G.
H. Stuart, No. so Clark Street, or j. w. Brackott,
Union House, Peaks Island. p anglo d2w*
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York; pennsylvania, warner, Bristol for

for New York; Pennsylvania, Warner, Bristol for
In port, brig Nebraska, Emery. Boston for Calves
M NEW vPl BED DC slst, sch Cady, Crow
Holmes HoLE-Ar 91st. schs Erneline McLain,
sleeper Ge9Igetown { 6 psambrokei ratten, Dun,
EDGARTOWN-Sld Both. brig Olive. Foss. Port
land; sch Fossett, for Hallowell.
BOSTON-Ar 3lst, sahs Forest, Carter Mt Des
ert; Mary Louisa, Collins, Bangor.
CID LIST, bafque Celeste Clark Foster New Orleans
schs Eva lBr) Wood, Portland; John Griffin, Cobb,
p tll Adde Walton, Rich, Gardiner; Cti-
SALEM-Ar s1st, sch Webhannet, Huston, from
CID S1st, sch John Snow, Griffin, shu!ee. MS.
s,dya sEiiS Ar 3oth, sch Montezuma, Bulger'
GLOUCESTER aOth, sch Chas Snow, Heath,
PORTsNfoUTH~Ar 2eth, brig wenonah, York,
Sid 18th. brig Walter Howes, Pierce, Bangor; sehs
Carroll, Farnsworth. Rockland; Harriet Crowley;
Antelope. Brown Cordolia, Norton, and oregon,
Gott, Do AiOora, Talbot for Machas; Fair Wind,
sd so allss sehs Brilliant seavey Addison; Silver
lake, Matthews, Baltimore. ~ ~
ROCKLAND-Sld 24th, sch X Z Ihomas, NEW
Crockett, Lingan, CB.
FOREIGN PORTS. s
Ar at Table Bay, cGH, July 8, barque G II Kemp,
Mayo, Boston. I. sHljI s. IA hsfs eq4e y asgi5
Ar It Hong Kong June 81, ship Golden Hind, Da-
Wis, Liverpool. F. sNaacsI isif fitSf1I- / 80
AT Calcutta July ships Juventa, Bearse, for New
York: Mongolia, Weston, for Maulmain; Rich Bus
teed, Mitchell. and L Brown, Janyrin. unc; baroue
Patmos, Vaughan, from Batavia
AZ Mauritius July II, ship New Hampshire. Lord,
Sid FIN Liverpool 18th inst ship sumatra, Fletcher,
Calcutta. - I5sItI
At do 18th, ship Helen Sands, Otis, for Philadel-
phla brig Winfield, Loring, for Cienfaegos, dg; and
: CID at London nth, ship simoda, johnson, for
Boston. 'ia,i.sni 9-il n 81
Sid FIN Cardiff 10Th, ship Persia, Doane, for Rio
Janeiro. ~
Ar at Callao Aug O. ship Mary Warren, Homwood,
Chinchas. l1lE stf'sri7il
Sid Aug 2, ship Norwester, Mosher Hamburg.
Sid finn Demerara Aug 9th, brig Elsey, Carey, for
Sagua. a-J g7c''fflg Hi'l
Ar at Asphiwall, Aug 10. barque T X Weldon,
Weldon, Philadelphia. a2df 9sifis fEisif =
2 AT Cow Bay, CD, 26th, barques Dirigo and Waldo,
for New York Tubal Cain, do. = iti9af q lfi5lS
-I.1s9.s igs ga 40 -ot.s Aaisgs ~ iJnitHlscd
SPOKEN. - e,Q.H IN IN sni
May 20, lat II N, lon 81 20, ship Itoogley, from
Cardiff Tor Falmouth, Il.
l.. -
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THE MARKETS.
rNrEaRApHfo REroRrs.
N..y YorIk NInrkets.

.ef8f a-isqly se] NEW YORK, Sept. 1.
co,tou-duIl; GALES $50 bales; Middling JpIand
o3r@rece;pts ss bbs; sales 6coO bbls Stat
and Western high and low grades, dull and droop
isg while s s,afe s extra 10 a
choice do 9oe@D 10 %. Round Hoop Ohio so q 1000
choice do 10 90 a II 90. Superfnc Western i5 @
Southern favored buyers; sales 45O bbls; ;Sesdd 10
good 975 a II So; fancy and extra IL GO q 10 oV.-
' WheatNyery dull and 2 a &c lower; sales 5o.oOC
BUSH Milwaukee No. 2 at IS; Amber s'atc' new at
Corr CofnZ SU, and &c lower. Sales 5000 bushels
New Mixed Western soc. High miNedand carly vel
low do 500 a s0J. do unsound at ~. s.I. ~
Oas-active and q e better; saes sS,Ooo bnsh
Chicago at Al @4sc. Miiw''uhee Ut 40 y ezc. lows
seeistea sales ss5 sbls Now plain mess "a o.
1t y iss packages same date last month Sy -
az nacI1ccs; sle date last year B,357 packages.
Pork-drmer but closed heavy; sales 6,:50 bbls; al
SO 22U0 bis. new mess for September October bui
an tRe year sellers option, at 81 423 as Sc IS: new
mess 50 81 @ 90 GO, closing ut go 81 regular old dt
900 g 800; prime e So. Total stock old and new
ss:7s4 bbs.; same date Inst year S., 4o5 bbls.
Buttcr-qct sales Ohio at a5 Sc; State at 80
whiskey-steady; sales Of COO barrels in bond at
Ricc-dull. .MA seN Nn i@s
sqgars-mcre active; SHES 1000 hhds. Muscova 4
terms. y ~ '1''I 81 'l
Eoree-dun. .q $50
nIolasses-dull. a ~ =
Naval Storcs-utlict. ,.f-,stt r-
'O1s-quiet. .i
and ggics ir@des 9lO0 Oafr0'S
Wool~saes $4,000 lbs at 50 g &C for domestic
fleece 50 for tubbed 20 g Csc os r re y o S
81 gold. Tor Cape, aud 70 q ,, gold, for Mestta
Ffeights to 1iverpool-dull. Cotton 7-1ed Corn
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rINHE lot Of Land on the westerly corner Of Con-
gress and Pearl Sts., fronting on Congress street
alb Mt III feet and on Pearl about 90 feet.
y Apply to-, CHARLES L. BARRETT, 7sftr
j 4. IN At Office Grand Trunk Railway Station.
Portland, Aug. &. 1866. : augstf ~
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New Orleans Market.

-. q y 81 -e,3,l NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 1.
Cotton -drooring; sales to-day 175 bales. Low
InTcsas west q the Colorado, the cotton crop is
small. but good in quality. - a. -. ~
So fur the damage in The South to tile cotton crop
by tho worm is partial but the drought In some diree
TONS and thc drercng rains in others. are generally
The annual cotton statement put down the years
receipts at 7TSs5 bales and the exports at 1885
bales Tie total crop of the present year is set down
At 800, coo baics. '-.s 7-7'' -
The receipts ofssugar mas 11ss5 hhds The re-
ceipts Of mo asses were q, 400 barrels
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LiverpooI markets.

LIVERPOOL. BREADSYUFFS, MARKET, Aug.
20. : Breadstufs iirm.e Flour nominally easier.-
Wheat dull. Corn quiet aud steady; mixed 2Gs Cal q
. LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET, Aug. 3D.
Rnef dull, Pork quiet and steady. Bncou frmer but
quiet LUIS Gil q 6ss for American. Tallow firm. ~
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET, Aug. 23.--
Ashes quiet Sugar quiet bu} iirm.i Coffee steady.
Rice dull gBDsn Inactive. Spirits Turpentine quet
and steady. Petroleum inactive at Is 10d for refined.
--latest by Telegraph to Londonderry.
Liverpool Aug. 2z.--Cotton sales Of, tho week CO.
COO bates Including 1000 to spscilatoro and 2,1O0 TO
exporters. Ilo market IS Iuiet and unchanged for
Americana and fd9 ID higher Tor othe5 descriptions.
Fair led; bliddling 144d Mobile Fair f5bd: AIiddling
lid Uplaiids Fair 15ld; MiddhiiG led w
Guiding 900 to SPECTATORS and exporters tile market
The stock in port is estimated at efCooO bales. Of
Which G2g.1oo bales arc American. az z fii5' ~
The bullion In the Bauk Of England has increased
this week e640G0O. ~sslii!i s'diSh f'as l-fTT
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CITY ofPOrtIand.


WHEREAS the City Council, ON the o2th day OF
wv August. 1856, passed. an order directing the
Committee on LAYING out and widening streets to
consider The eNpcdicncy Of changing the line OF Con-
gross street, at the head Of Wilmot street. CARRYING
the westorlylinc or Congress street about twelve feet
down Wilnot street, from the monument ON the north
erly corner Of Wilmot and Congress streets, and
change the soutery lne of Conrrcss street to pre-
serve the present width Of said Congress street.
Notice is hereby given to all PARTIES interested that
the Joint Standing Committee of the City Council
laying out new Streets Will meet 10 heir the nar
tics and view the proposed way tho 7th day Sep
tember lsCc, at three o'clock III tho afteripont tic
coFlicr OF Congress and Wf1not streets and i'll fllen
and there proceed to determine and adjudgc whether
tho public convenience requires said street OF way TO
be laid out. IS - =, 80 fsgNtsS Z
Given under our hands on this goth day Of At-
gust, A. D., 1866. 80, -. -, "a
- EDMUND PHINNEY,
/ eNfSlEAttlst AMBROSE GIDDlNGS,
I JOSEPH BRADFORD,
EfHAS CHASE,
aa,.{s..Fe 49, w. p. FILES, 5;ss- ,,.,iv..5
auE30d1w - - 2 y - - - r,'' ii
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DIED.

r "a
In this city Sept. l. Willie Stevens Youngest child
Of william s. and Elizabeth p. Trowbridge. aged 2
years month and IA days
Funeral this Monday afternoon. at o'clock.l
IN RoNburys AuGt 80, Mrs. Dolly, wife Of the late
In Islesboro, Aug. IA, Mrs. Augusta wife Of Capt
Edw. Coombs, aged % years months.
In Machias. Aug Is, Mrs, Elizabeth J.. Gates, aged
76 years.
In EastpOrt, Aug. ~, MI John shacktord, aged
81 years.
In East'Madblas, AUG. u, Mrs Rachel r. Bugbee
ged 50 years.
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Sale,

ONE of Edwards 6; Kershaw's best safes, "a inch
" es high, 81 wide and rs deep. Only used by the
Eastern Express Co.. for three weeks after the fra
WIN be sold low, and may be seen ut Office No. q
Free Street. ~ 7-,.-.....l :. l.-..-. III
aug31d1w j. N. WINSLOW-
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GENTEEL Resldence for sale in German. One

GENTEEL Residence for sale in Gorham. One OF
~ the finest residences In Gorham, now occupied
by Major Mann is offered for sale The house IL two
Stories thoroughly finished inside and out, and in
situation is unsurpassed in that beautiful village
The lot slarge, upon which is fruit trees OF various
kinds, shruberry, &c. A nice spring Of excellent
the cellar. 1t also has fine stable. This excellent
property will commend itself to any man who Is in
want Of pleasant home within 80 minutes ride Of
Portland 4- 't-ii' - Astt ~ ~ GU y
For further particulars enquire OF VIM. H. JER-
RIS, Real Estate Agent at Horse Railroad ONCE,
Opposite Preble House. .iI iitaE .fa5l jy11dtf
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RricL Housc for Sale.

OOOD brick House ON Brackctt street containing
N norlor sitting room. sowing room, dining room
and kitchen on first floor and live finished Sleeping
rooms on The second floor. and good attic chambers.
Connected with the premises Is a good s'aoe. Inc
ARMY 3, W. II. JERRIs, Real Estate Aecut, at
Horse Railroad Office, under Lancaster Hall.
W = ~ . ~ auQlc Wv
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lac b..ssI saset3 Dist. -IAOJ
Sales at the Brokers' Board, June 1.
MARRIED..

In this city Aug. 81 by Rev. E. c. Bodies, VIM IT,
Woodman. of Alton, N H. ,''7 - :
In WInslow, Aug. Is, David Priest and Miss Emily
Reynolds, both OF Fairfield. t,af ~, N ~ +
IN Gardiner. Aug. is, Frank Steekins and Clarinda
SGckney. $50 III ..-cf
In Rockland Aug. 70; Jas. Il. Thompson, Of Els
worth, and Doll G. Brown, of R.. =
In Avaiervl1e, Aug rs, II. M. Pratt ESQ. Of Bath
and Sarah T.. Raasted, Of w.
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For Sale.

1.-TWO Horses, one yoke Of Oxon, and four with
calves. by their sides, will be sold at fair price,
if applied fer soon. NAHUM FICKETTl
Stroudwatcr Village, Westbrook. aug3Od1w
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Land for Sale,

A LOT OF land on Cumberland St., above WASH
"A ingtan, % by 90 set, with two cellars in good
Surs af once seSn Of 1 B. D. vERRL No. 10 Free St
Aug IL 1s66.--{iH
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INSURANCE 4

r q. Twombl4y, General Insurance Broker,
LIZ would inform his many friends and the public
generally that he is prepared to continue the Insur
ance Business Broker, and can place Fire, LIE
and Marine Insurance to any extent in the pes.
psnies in the United States. All business Gnu
to my re shall be faithfully attende9 ~; 400 Ir, O.
Office 1T G, M Rice's Paper Store, No: .S9
where orders can eleft.s ~ 2 2. se.-o@ -
n1UrTUAI, BENEFIT LIRE Insurance co.
lN The numerous Policy holders In this popular
Comnanv. and the public generally, are informed
i'm r. Acc ,s now established at No. so CONNER
c;ai V street in Thomas Block.
''''' ''ioe'' - - WARREN SPARROW,
jul 10 State Agent.
TNSURA NCE-L0sses by the late fire all
| maid up-All persons desiring sale insurance
may place fill confidence in the Companies repre-
senied by j. D. SEAVEY, Agent,
Office, II Market Square.
Risks taken as low as in any good Company
JULIO " ~ ~ fk~RK MN
ETNA INSU ANCE CO.-Au parties hay
IL ing claims against the Etna," arising from
losses by the recen fire, will please present them at
once for adjustment and payment, at our Office
Those efecting insurance reminded that we con-
tinue to issue Policies tor this favorite Company
on all insurable property,
sFOYE, COFFIN & SWAN, Agents,
Julzo-du 1856 Fore street.
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REAL ESTATE.

HOUSE and Lot for sale. A two and a half
distorted House on Alder Street; only three years
OF fruit trees and shruberry The lot Contains about
6oo0 feet: The house will accommodate two famiies
or more if desirable The house is thoroughly finish
ed Of the best materials, and is located m an unob
jectionsble neighborhood. -
Apply to VIM. II. JERKS, Real Estate Broker.
at Horse Railroad office, opposite Preble House.
July I2-dtf tA-- '-
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o. An unfinished House, with o finished rooms,
If: pleasantly located, within fifteen minutes walk
s& OF tho Post Office. Possession eau be given OIL
or before the first of August. MOSES GOULD
augx3dSw ~ 1flt ~ ~ OF % North Street.
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ENOR SALE-House No. 81 Bracket street. The
y lot Is 80 feet front by about 100 feet desF..,-
has gas fixtures and plenti III supply Of hard and
soft water Is very near the line of the horse cars and
every way desirable residence For terms apply
to II. P. DEANE, NJ. Clapp's Block, congress ST.
iy23 dit
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CITY OF PoRTLANDy

aug30d1w : N Y - WV
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For Sale.

ONE Of the best farms in The County Of Cumber-
~ land, known as the Capt. David Allen farm
mans Depot, four from Dnnvlle Junction, and eight
nom Lewiston. Any one wishing good bargain,
please cal and examine. Terms Liberal.
Aug. Goth, 1866. EZRA TODIE.
uugoc-dtf
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F0,. Sale.

ffE.Aa TWO THREE Stored Brick houses on Free
nNi Street One is donble house containing "a
rooms, built for First Glass Boarding House.
g. nG other contains 10 rooms, anu is fine location
'l H.. MUSICIAN. Both houses Eice the South.
ric' tnree story Brick house Pearl street near
Aiieon aiming rooms III w
;ncoI,a .ree story Modern built Brick house Oh
"a Apply to y f77G's
81 n fp..,r5, W. II. JERKS,
sep1-d1m 'pposi'c Z reoic iiouse'
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Public SCHOOLS.
CRY OF PORTLAND.
IN BOARD OF MAYOR AND ALprnn

IN HOARD OF MAYOR AND ALDERMEN,
ORpERED--.1hat tho School House on the lot form
ery occupied by the Congress Street Grammar School
as the Ward Room for Ward, No. THO, until other
wise ordered. - - :,
And 1t IS further ordered: stAk stNt , r
That tho new School House near the corner of Con-
gress and Lime Streets be used and designated as the
ward Room for Ward No. Three, until Otherwise or
derctl. ~ laf la 5as.T = n. il7 b 49, RI
Read and passed.-Attcst, ftiOseE .ftTfgsCf
]. NJ. HEATH, City Clerk.
Approved. Copy.-Attest.
2 J. M. HEATH, City Clerk
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fo''udsad and Forest City Dye
Houses GOa,2Eia,ed. m
Barrel Slaves.

COsOOO SUPERIOR Barrel Stax.. AZ, y
oughly seasoned, for sale by b. G. JoRDANs NOR
aug Ee-th Bar Mills.
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d. fine storicd House, containing large parlor,
EX sittng-room, diung room, kitchen, store-room,
AsA five good chambers, with plenty OF closet room,
acres good land barn, woodhouse and other out
buildings, all in find or en- Upon the place is 125
pear and apple trees, together with grape vines cur
rent end goosebcrry bushes, and an abundance ohard
and soft water 20
This is very pleasant location, and one that should
not DC overlooked by any gentleman who would like
business part OF the city. ff-l W. W.. ll'lt
Ten acres may be had in connection with the above
sincn Is handsomely located for BUILDING LOTS
unording tine opportunity for investment. ~
A.Pply 70 WIN. III. JERKS, Real Estate Broker at
I.allfoad ONCE, under Lancaster Hall ang25d&W
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But few left of those very Eligible
Lots at West End.

yrove Strcef.-FoR SALE, two story house. tbir
" teen rooms. water carried through the house.
Price $1,000. Also two houses rer OF the above On
Court, for o,S00; and one for $250a An 81 The
above houses are now. we'll arranged and rcasa,tjy
situated. Apply 10 j. G. PROCTOR, Middle Street
below Post Onicc. iy31 ,lff
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EARN for Sale in Westbrook. choice farm OF
Il 40 acres, wen divided into moving pasturage
house with L; two barns carriage house. stable, &C.
Farming Tools. Stock and present Crops. In all
spects this Is OF the best Farms in the county
jull6dtf Opposite the "Woods Hotel.1
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For Sale.

TWO of The best building lots in Portland, located
Il at the West End. ON Congress Street,
commanding a fine view Of the country for miles
arould-tho White Mountains included. The Horse
Cars pass this property every fifteen minutes. Size
passage for teams in the rear. Apply 10 w. III. JEG-
RlS, Real Estate Agent, opposite Preblc House.
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For Sale in ,WestbroOk.

o.. Two miles from Portland Post Office good
i;; one and half story house, STABLE largo barn,
E8sssA1 orchard, &C., with ~
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For Sale.

TN SACCARAPPA, two story house. nearly now
containing well finished rooms within tyvo ~ nv
three minutes walk OF tho Depot, Schools. Churches
and stores. Terms to accommodate the purcbaser.
Inquire at this Office, or II. T. Murch, of Sacca-
rappa, ~ auPoO3ws
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Lots fo1. Safe.

~ bl5..s, Only n cents per Foot! ifsas4a
LUNELY located Lots on the Eastern Promenade,
II in Lots to suit purchasers.
Also fine Lots on Congress between High and State
Streets aud on Deefng street. Lots to suit purchas
ers. SApplyto ~ -
w. H. JERKS, Real Estate A genf,
At Railroad Office, opposite Preblc House.
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7 y Farm for sale IN F,reeport,

THE farm belonging to the late Charles Waite Is
u eiercd for sale. The said farm is situated Of
milo from Ffeeport Corner the main road and con-
tins about 80 acres Of land and under good state of
walton. and well divided, There is. a large Or
chartl Of thirty trees The farm cuts about thirty
tons hay, and is well fenced and wood enough for
family use, the house eommotous and in good order,
with outbdngs and large barn attached all in good
order. The firm is well watcrcd and there is two
wells, and good cisern in the collar For further
particulars enquire at the premises or address u,
saaaeeS-dSw ss~-z.s GEO. WAITE. Gardiner, No.
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Picked up Adrift.

RETWEkN Green Island and the Care Lights. n
~ small Dory PAINTED blue which tho owner can
have by proving property and paving charges. In
quire AZ >. Sargents, No Portland Pier. augc0lws
The Portland daily press., 1866-09-03
For Sale.

A Lot of land on Cumberland Street, opposite
~ where the new Cathedral Is now being built con-
pabons seoo feet with the remains of The brick
up At small expense. -Ipply TO =
ED. CuOATE,
aug. IL. ow E4as -ssr No. 4 f'ortland zaisr.
The Portland daily press., 1866-09-03

THE property adjoining the westerly side of the
4 Canal Bank, known as the "WAdrage'' proper
two RODS on Middle street. extending back ten rods,
and is as valuable piece Of property for the purpose
Of building, as any in the city,. Apply to - ~
As5s NATHL f. DEERING, ~
augi-dtf * M s ~, No, 10 Free Street.