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The Portland daily press., 1866-07-23

"E STILL LIVE. The former occupants OF the
w City Market on Lime st. having re-uuilt the
Market, we are now ready to supply all our former
customers and as many new customers as will give
us call, with kinds of meats vegetables and all
articles usually found in first class market. Par
ticular attention given to the shipping trade. N
OCCUPANTS.
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-23

AW Notice. The undersigned have associated
~ themselves in partnership for the practice of the
law, under the firm name of Goddard & Haskell, at
Ine once building oil the late DIR. Porter corner of
Free and Centre SITS. o- "
CIV GODDARD.
T. III. HASKELL.
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-23

~ MI. FATTEN & CO., AucfiOneers,
~. Office, $50 Fore Street. REAL ESTATE ON
TYING STREET AT AUCTION. On Wednesday Aug.
1st at !23 o'clock on the premises No. II, easterly
side of Tying street, the neat and cozy two stored
dwelling, together with the land. The house con-
tains nine finished rooms. well arranged for the
like class dwelling Shade trees in 'front.' garden in
the rear. Sale positive. Terms one half cash. re-
mainder in one, two or three years. with note and
mortgage. .r..-aL iva dts
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-23

Messrs. Tilton & Mcfarland:
.Gentlemen-My safe Of your manufacture during
the great fire was in the brick building opposite the
post Office, Middle street. twas exposed to the
full heBt of the burning bQilding but when the walls
fell it was left but partially covered It lay as it fen
for week after the fire. when opened it and found
the contents in good condition, part of them not
injured at ALL lia So
Yours, respectfully,
ktt ~ JOSIAH Fl. DRUMMoNp
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-23

DWELLING HOUSE mt Auction. = On
al, ~ July ~ at O'Clock, p M we shall
Southerly side of South street. 1t contains nine An
shed rooms with hard and soft water, gas Mixtures
&C., and can be occupied immediat, ly after sale
Terms easy and made known at sale. - '~'''
-, 90 HENRY BAILEY g CO., Auctioneers,
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-23
Princes Express.

LOk the present at D. w. Manshelds store No. ia Mid
die street, opposite United States HOTEL where
should be pleased to wait upon old customers and the
public generally jy10 j. II. PRINCE.
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-23

House Lots i'm WesfbrooIr
o;o.o, a4 auction: On Wednesday July Is, at 7
= cock r. NJ, on the premises we sell six House
LOIS No. very valuable. Thew are on Pleasant street
Westbrook, between the Morrill, Corner road and the
ieslue1ce OF VIM Paine. Esq. They are bsautifuly
near the city, desirable Tor building ana the
lots large The land is excellent for gardening pur-
poses end very inviting for residences Terms easv.
;,,,,o q, NRYBAILEY s. Co., Auctioneers. :
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-23

Total Cash Assets, ............... $4,000
The loss by this Company In the Portland fire is
about $4,000, 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
spect at fair rates. are invited to call at nv Office
No. 80 Commercial street, Thomas Block.
jyl3 WARREN SPARROW. Agent
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-23

OWNER WANTED, for Piano Foote'S, at
~ the Police Station House, Chestnut street.
JULIO d3t ~ - Ete .,4fI -7e
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-23

DEADY FOR BUSINESS - STANWOOD
LII g DODGE, Commission Merchants, and Deal
ers in Groceries, Flour, Produc and Ship ores No
Chase's Block, head Long Wharf, Portland, Me.
WIN. H. STANWOOD,
jul IS FERDINAND DODGE 2
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-23

MAINE HISTORICAL SOCIETY-T Q Annual
V1 Meeting OF the Maine Hist rical Society viii
be held at the rooms of the Society, n Bowdoi Col
lego. Brunswick, on Thursday, Aug. 2, 1866. at S
0" lock, A: M. EDW. BALLARD, Secretary.
Brunswick July 49, 1866. ~ 'Trss I'd
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-23

DOR SALE-On account of III health, the stock
and fixtures OF Grocery Store, having good
trade and pleasantly situated, in one of the largest
and most enterprising towns in Massachusetts,.
Address, Box 573, Fitchburg, Mass. 125w
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-23

DO to sell Murray g. Co.'s Magic Polish IN the
State OF Maine Price reduced making it the cheap
est as well as best Polish in the market For clean
ing windows, mirrors, silver tn britannia &C. Send
~ cents for sample, stamp for circulars terms &C.
Big profits. Address ~ 7-1 - -
. ...-. MURRAY & CO., taf
Jy23 OWE Box SO. Dover. N. III.
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-23

N WI. G. DUNN is at No. - Congress street,
IL. where he will be happy to see the patrons OF
Dunn Palmer, in settlement of their accounts and
in selling such goods the above firm formerly kept
iy23 diff
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-23

PATTERSON g CHADBOURNE, Dealers in Real
Estate, No. 1853 1-2 Middle St. To those who were
rendered homeless by the late fire. we would saw we
ers from pecuniary embarrassment, and good bar
gains therefore be had. Over 5000, 900 worth of
Reside for sale. Capitalists wishing to lease land
for business purposes are invited to call. ,tTlIE
Frank q. Patterson. Paul Chadburne,
.Tu1u 3 , 7 .
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-23
COpartnerSIlip Notice,

VILE Copartnership heretofore existing under the
name OF =. r.. JACKSON &c son.
Will be continued after this date under the style Of
r PERKINS, JACKSON & CO.,
Wholesale and retail dealers in LUMBER, COAL
and WOOD, Sawyers Wharf foot Of High Street.
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-23

WIANTED-At36S Spring street, quiet woman
w to cook. None need apply unless they are
capable, want good home and ara willing to stay
there. iy23 diff
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-23

make NOTICE j. II. Small a. Co., dealers
Il in Groceries, Flour and Produce, have re-open-
ed and are ready for business at No. Central wharf,
Call and see u.s. iy23 2w
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-23

Tor Sale or Lease "A fine location for a
y Bakery. located on India street, with running
RIS, Real Estate Agent, at Horse r. r. Office, Mar.
XII square, jy23 1w
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unesbpn member an t-4- 9Ebn U. Saben.
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ID g!eae8 ARRANGEMENT.
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Rss~ BUR belotperen SsnntntbnaRme' ~gsa' !
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la MrHssSs5I1 .aeittiS ltr' @iurGn6erer II. &eiiente
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GItfun1 ete 9r5ftsn 8Grtletle in GetGs af 8tutefeit, Be.
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@raee,s beriibnate salbe

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the Democratic State Convention was held pos
ON bis paint and started on the war path .
Albany, accompanied by "Big Indiann Joha
Norrissey, to carry the election for deleratsf
in that city. He was badly beaten, his candI-
date carrying only ons ward out Of ak. Tbe
fact is the pygmy politicians Of Tammany are
used up, at home and abroad. They had bet.
ter sell their tomnhawks and scalps, wash or
their war paint, and, II their associations aud
habits incapacitate them from going Into any
reputable business, con6ne themselves to
operations on the gold exchange or in the
Albany lobby.
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HuNac ANE N The WfsI MES.

Terrible Storm MI Nassau The Gle, Nearly
Destroy sa.
HAvssi Oct. n, 1888
terrible hurricane Commenced in the bahamas %
the soh ntmo and lasted go days Almost half Of the
town Of Nassau WIS des,rcsnd By the storm HOUSES
were blown down. roofs carries and trees uprootea
Trinity church was demolished the government houso
lost ps Of It's roof and The rofof the marine hospts
was entirely blown or vesses vys driven ashore au6
knocked 70 pieces ana wharses Wee demolished The
large number Of vessels have boon icYr damaged The
hurricane Is tho severest which has len erpsreucs1
since 1915.
The steamers Trade Wind and liberty sr,yod vsstey
day nom Now Orleans, and the Hcndrck A,dsou srou.
Philadelphia They all qasrantned fot I've davs
AL vessels from New York quarsstus d oatv
thru davs
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wrong kind and in the wrong places. As
things now are, ten or twenty Of these French
and English transports might steam through
the Race, where they would have a splendid
harbor and land thirty thousand troops at half
dozen points. whence they could march at
once upon New York city. There il nothing
but Fort Schuyler to prevent them, and Fort
Schuyler, like our other defences, Is only
masonry fort. To render New York city secure
against the possibility Of foreign invasion we
need earthworks and much better system OF
coast defences than now prevails. 1t is at the
Race we require Notifications.
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the publicity we afforded them gave to their
influence.
In the presence Of such facts and OF such
frank recognition Of them as we have
just had from the Rev. Mr.. Smyth, IL
would have been hardly worth our while
to notice the letter Of Mr.. Lee, did we
not regard it IS useful landmark of
the intellectual advancement we have made as
community. Between the ideas that psrvade
that curious document and those that at pre-
sent sway the public mind there is at least .
century of progress. That wehave contributed
in no small degree to the Improvement may
fairly be inferred from Mr.. Lees own declara-
tons.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-19

DErENcrLEss CONDITION OF NEW YORK;
Some years ago, when the French Emperor
started TO build monster troop ships for Al
geris," a. be said, England became greatly
scared, and volunteer rife corps were formed
ell over the country 70 rcpcl the expected in
vasion. The British government arc not them
selves building large transport vessels ostensi-
bly, for the purpose Of sending troops 3 their
East Indian possessions But those Transports,
both English and French, would be equally
available in case Of war with this country.
There are no signs Of any such war asprcsent;
but IL we intend TO discard Mr. sewards
shilly-shallying foreign policy and tske up
holder and more digni6ed position in be coun-
ellis Of the world, We ought 10 be prepared for
every emergency. New York harboK as was
recently demonstrated in the HERAgs is left
virtually defenceless. We have Publications,
Il 10 ,rues bu, they are most Of. them Of the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-19

THr TAssANY RuM.--The confidence poll.
ticisns who form the Tammany rump appear
to realize the necessity of seeking some field Of
action away from the old Wigsan, Their
occupation is evidently gone, so far az This
city IL concerned They could not poll fifteen
thousand votes, all told, for any distinctive
candidate Of their own. One Of their copper
cslored chief. approaching these facts, before
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-19

FINE ARTS.

r<o Of the ssstncs-Undine and rocsLon,as-
icing exhibited at tho Studio Buldng Tenth street ~
Mr. Moer, have, we understand bscn bought by gsa.
tieman veil known IN Wall street, independent u NJ
merit o. the FIRST OF these pieces OF sculpture IL uss
impfobA'e thai lie dcuity Of with that Of The
purchaser yachs Influenced the acauis,l,on
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-19

Of the present stage lines and city railroads,
just - the agents Of certain railway company
used to 20 to Washington and agitate tor an
air line railroad every year, in order to keep
enterprising citizens on the track. II our sus-
picions be incorrect why do not these cab
companies begin practical operations!
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-19

THE Can CoHASys--We have received
several communications in response to our
article upon the deficiency Of cabs In this city,
and among the rest one or two inform us that
cab companies authorized by the Legislature
are already In existence. We are afraid that
these companies are s,srtsd under The auspices
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-19
TIVE oslsrss IN INC ATLANTIC AND ssti' wtsTtm
RAILROAD.


uGADvuIg, Ia, DctiS, is6S.
The accident on The Atlantic and Great wstcrn Rail
road uear Union Pa, Yesterday morning ~ caused BY
some murderously disposed person remoyr nal from
apprebensou Of the guilty party. Tho cosucter engi-
n,er ana arpmen were injured ana one rsenger, Mr..
q 81 Mathews, Of Emira, was killed. evrrsl other
Passengers we're slightly hurt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-19
MAXINE DISASTER.
| Foumderins of the BARK samuel Tarbox
of Her Grew Lost.

al Her Grew lost.
PsovIpEScE, r. l., oct 10, 1909
The JvRoi has information Of the arrival al NewposA
todsy Of Captain Tsror OF the bark Samuel Tsrbox u
Bath and men, who report the laundering Of the
vessel In latitude IS 20 Dor'h longitude Is 20 west ON
"a inst also the loss OF FIVE Of her crew The
yivors were picked up by the brig y w. wiseweii -
Boston, from Pensacola FOR vgo SPAIN Captain Leak.
ON the 9th, who landed them on Block island on III
Tin The png spoke 90 The sih tho ship sandusky OF
New York, from New York Cor New Orleans with loes
Of msinmsst and all her top,aas,s The bark was a.
Al u vessel OF 54b tons, built 10 Path 10 is6J.