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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-04-11
NEW SKIRT FOR 1860.
The Great lnventSea e lAs Are n
HOOP SKIRTS.
J. W. BRApLEYs Ns~ Pssss, DUPLEX Ell
LIPTic Ter dssblel SPRING skirt.


THIS INVENTION consists e prsInx Tor too,
nLIIrric PraB RssuuS sTEsI Senses, insesious-
ly saAIBEs rssssxz end nnuLs together, spss y
sses, making he rorssEsr, most SIsiIpIs. EIasrn
and praARls ssaIse ever used. They setisq ssHD
or sasAK like he Single sprinss and consequently
Pressrvs heir Psrssci and beautiful SHAPE srs shsa
t.ics % long . any Single Spins Skirt that sssr
Has or Can Be made.
THE wssdefful 6eribiliiy and great esnfsa end
pleasure 10 sny Lady wearing The Duplsx Elip,ie
skiri will b. s1Psrisnesd particularly u sIi crowded
Assemblies, Opssss. Carriages kaiirssd Can, chsreA
fsus, Arm Chains. Coz PrsaensJs ssd Hosse Dssss,
90 The Skirt can b folded vhes 10 use 70 occupy
s.sll place = sssily and eonveni<niiy q SIN =
Msslin Drsss.
Lady having Enjoyed The Pleasure, cs.f.n
and Cfss. Coaseniencs Of wearing the Duplsx Flip
uc Steel Spring Skirt fos single day viii Mover e
forwards willingly dspesss wish ihe;f nee. Fos Chil.
dfen. Misses and Young Ladies They are superior V
ali oshsra
THE HOOPS are covered with ply double twis.
ed thread and vii wear twice long as The sinsls
ysrn covering which 10 used al Single Steel Hoop
Skirts. The thfoe bsitsn reds on every 81 in sis
also Double Steel, and twice or double covered 70
prevent The covering ffoa wearing of the rode when
dragging down Stairs, stone sepz. De, &c, shieh
they are Continually subject 10 when 10 use
Al are made Of the new and elegant Corded
Tapes, and are The best quality 10 every part giving
% ihs wearer the most graceful and pslieei shsps
possible, and ase osquessisssbly The lghi~si. moss
dearsbe. eomisnabls and ecsnomi-sl Skin ever made.
VESTS BRADLEY g. CARY, PROPRIE-
TORS Of the Invention, and SOLE MANUFAc.
TURERs. 81 CHAMBERS, ssd 10 4 sl READE
STREETS, New York.
FOR SALE in al 6rs-ciass Stores in this ciiy.
and fhfoushous The Cassd states and Canada. Hs.
vsns de Cuba. MEXICO. South Aneries and the wesl
Indies
q Inquire Tor the DupIsI Elliptic Tor doubs)
Spring Skirt
A. 4 c.
March aisl, 1856. ss-sn.
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COMPETITION DEFIED.
TO CoNsUMPTIvES.

r. The advertiser hating bssa rssssred 10 health
ia few wssi, BY very simple remedy. sfssr hs,.
ing sasrsd for ssvsrsl years With severe lung q.
fsetion, and hat dreadful disease Consumptios--
anxious 10 make known V bic fsllsw sufferers he
means sfeurs.
To ell whs desire i, be win srad copy q the
prescription used lrss u ehssgs with the directions
for preparing and s~ps abe came. which they win end
ssusscussfos ceususvnos, AsrHsa. BaoscHEris,
csssHs. COINS, aud ill Threst and Lung Affections
The ooy object Of the advertiser 10 ssndins the Pre-.
serpsisn 10 10 bene6. he afflicted. and spread nfor
usiion which seones,sss b sslsshle and be hopes
svsry sufferer win ny his remedy. = d win cos, then
nsthing, end may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription. ssIs, By return
mail, will Pless sddres
Raw. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg. Hinge Go. Nee Yssk.
March !. 37-l3u
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NEW SPRING GOODS!

CHEAP FOR CAsH,i
SPRlNG cALIc0s. suped and Psney colours,
- Linen, OF Long Laws.
Lolofod camlsics,
Pine Unblsschsd Jeans.
Ladies sad Cent. whis Linen Handkerchief
Cotton uepdkemhEfs,
silk and Ls~n Neck Ties.
Paper and Linen collsrs.
Hoop skirts and shsker Bonns.s,
Gembs. Pencils, Honey and Windsor Soar.
Machine and other Thread.
En.aopes and Paper. Lamp wicks. DC. &c.
JAMES WEBB & son.
March 2sih. 1896. 90
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NV DENNIS uESRTT,
Al Three Dollars pr snBUn,. psid IN sJsnes.

II Having resumed cur weekly issus, ne ksfs
10 Le abe regularly 20 continue u. Bot 81 do o.
will he nccessry that our suiyrrbrrs sLtula ray "
with pramp'ne-s their dues. We must have money
bot provisions wilI he tsrsi,ed rhsn none, tsnns
he hsJ. Those who do not desire ;" e.hiiIus lee
,uhrnpioI will please give y, VI npi notice.
We hope bciore many weeks 10 prsurs lsiIst %
a. snd bsiIef 10 and .. soon 81 We a,s enabled
% 10 %, will renew our type. u . our nirnien y
enlarge COR sheet 10 . somewhat near srp.s,h 70 :.
former srs when the return Of u,irss viii u,ii, he
srpensel In The mean time \, cnHiuns'. - out %.
scions We shsll sndea,of 10 male sur Irisf s,fim
and interesting.
Our terms At present are So Isi anntm, o. Slho
for sir months, paid in advance.
Advertisements. One dollar per 'qustf iof iss
6fst insertion, and fly cents iof each continuance.
en- lines 10 constitute square. A lihefai esdutHen
will he made 10 liberal customers.
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III TO MILL AT ONCE,

'HDsE e sss Customers ~ho hsss pr-nI.,,l IA
pay In Flour. Meal. &C., &e., sfo' respectfully
informed that there y plenty q Wser now 10 grind.
Gssh prsmises are also past due. This 10 sericus
matter.
JAMES WEBB & SON.
Jan. 20. ~
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LADIES MOROCCO BOOTEES
Just receive ed from Muir, A. soS.
A. & C.
7s--3ms
March si.., 1856.

Ais CaIica. Cambria, Cotton Cards Needles
Tseks. Knives and fors. straw Knives, Gents Col.
'sfs. Horse Collars, Rope, Shoe Thread. Lead Pen.
CHS, Hair Nets, Pspe and Envelopes. Hoes. Axes,
Chains Locks. Tubs and Bsckei4, Dyestufs. Steel.
C0fee and Sugar, Tea. &C.. &c.
Other goods expected tits week. al reduced prices
JAMES WEBB Il SON.
HllIsborOugh, March ala, 1855. as-
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sREATIsr nGvK1flon e. TN Aa1
Philo's Washing Compound.

Phil0s Washing COnP0und.
|eushIs celshrsses sssp has besn u use ~ ssn-
Der Of yssm. asa hes given perfect sssislhesisn.
No fmiiy shosls he without IT, 4 dsss away en-.
s,sly with The wssh board and the ssssl method u
rubbing clothes, thereby saving then frsn wearing
sus 70 soon. The inssrdisnssrs psseesly harmless.
You can do your Wsshing In one fourth = cha time
that u requires BY ssing The eonacn ssp. end wii
net take any more IN quantity an psspsssd cell
the sep slss receipts fos mixing 70 hnss ct Ave
Asllars.
We guarantee entire satisfaction ID every esss. o.
he noasy fssnrned.
]. N. TURRENTINR. Aseaf.
hilkbsrsssh, Jsn.s. ls-
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roreisn rIarl.e,. pc. Atlantic Telegraph

--04 FL. LIVERPOOL, Scrt. II. Tuesday Noon;
The cotton market is quiet but steady Ine SUES
to-day were about 5000 bales Middhng uplnds arc
quoted Mt I'D per pound. ~
foxDoS. Sept II. Tuesday Noon.
eonSols ;rc quoted at s9t for y oney.
The current prices tor American Securities are as
follows: o. S. 5-2rs IRE qnoted at72 Illinois Gen.
tral Shares are quoted atssa Eric Shares quot
LIVERPOOL, Sept II, Tuesday Evening.
Tic cotton market has ruled steady to-day Tle
SHES were TO- 900 bales. Middlng upands are quoted
ut 13L.
fine Breadstufs market is active and frmer an adj
vance on descriptions. The weather is untavora-
bic for the crops. Corn is iirmer and mixed Western
is quote at rs Sd pcr quarter. Wheat is firm with
an advance OF 3@ Cd per GENITAL. Flour is also very
nrm with an advance OF 2s Cd per barrel.
The Provisions market is generally steady cxcept
Tor American tallow, which exhibits more firmness
LoNnoN, Sept. 10, Monday Evening.
Tho money market is slightly easier and CollsoJs
csoScd this evonirg Mt S3f Tor money! ..
The market for American securities is slightly cas-
iet aud quotations at the close of business to-day
were az follows: United States 5-20's quoted at
ny Illinois Central Shares were quoted at 2el Erie
Shares were quoted at AZ ~
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IMPORTS.


HlLLSBORO, NIB. Dig Caledonia-11S ions coal.
Kerosene Oil Co. Brig Orion-I4i tons, do do.
! C0l;NWAl Ms. Sch AIargaretA COB eds
Nsniature Almanac. September ID.
Sun ri es. 5.37 Moon RISES. 49,. R.42 PM
Sun sets. ..614 Higfwater 2.i5 AM
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SPOKEN,

May 20, lat N, Ion 04 e, ship Highland Chief
Harrison, from Akyab for Falmouth, Il. -..-a
July 22 lat ID Ion q w, ship Eastern Star, Cur
tiss, from Cardiff for RIO Grande.
AugG, tt N, Ion III w, ship Chas Cooper, Daw-
son, from Philadelphia tor San Francisco y
Aug IL, no lat, &c, ship Ellen Austin, French, FIN
Liverp oil Tor New York. 'tttt sa
Aug %, at II N, lon 40, barque Lucy A Nickels.
Aug 25, lat 40 SO, Ion 1oA W, ship Canada, Wyman,
from Shields for Bost n. lsilT si,T vi =
Aug %, lat 90, Ion IA, barque Harvest Home, Ber-
ry, from Hayrc for New York ~ AAAo ~
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House for Sale.

Corner Bracket and Spring Streets.
HsHE two and half story house. No. 40 Brackett
corner Of Spring streets owned and occupied by
sylvan Shurflef Este This very desirable house IS
containing about II rooms 3 Possession can be had
immediately. fnot sold previously it viii be offered
at anction, Saturday next The 18th inst at three o.
clocS. Inc houss can DO examined at any time APP
4 rseal :aaa5f 81 JOHN G. PROCTOR,
"a seplldtlO ias- Middle Street below Post Office
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Farm for Sale.

T WILL sell my firm near Aliens Corner west
4 brook, about three miles from Portland ono mile
nom horse cars, and Westbfook Seminary. iif4
Said farm contains about 100 acres part of it very
valuable for tlagc, and part OF it for building lots
There Is good house, two large barus and out hOus
cs on the premises. twill be sold together or iu lots
to suit purchasers CYRUS THURLOW,
sep11-dH 1G5 Commercial ST.
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Three Story House

60 On the corner of Wateryille and Sherbrooke
H;:1 streets for sale. The house contains eleven
HA:iA rooms, and is convenient for q large family.
-. Is q 81 % @ on Wi r y edb a stable
amount may remain on mortgage Apply to w. III
JERRIS Real Estate Agent. h ill., - sent9,l3w
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For Sale. p

STORY and half house, situated on the corner .
IA York and Park streets, with store in the base
mcnt and twelve finished rooms all in good repair
and soft water. The House Is convenient for two
families. Lot IS feet York street &c feet on Park
gep11d1w# ~
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EORSALE. The well built and pleasantly located
IL square house No. IA Monument Street, built and
now occupied by Mr.. G. Mark. House contains suit
rarlors settingroom, dining room. kitchen and five
good sleeping rooms. Fine CELLAR in which is well
Of good water The lot is 80 by 90 feet. Good space
for another house. Apply to
" W. H, JEkRIs, Real Estate Agent. Il
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All WHO value valuable head Of lair and it's pres
crvation from premature badness and turning grew
viii not fail to use LYONS celebrated Katiarion. 1t
makes the hair RICH son and glossy. eradcates dand-
run, and causes the hair TO grow with iuxpriant
beauty. 1t is sold everywhere. : So a ~
& ti.flst. E. THOMAS LYON, Chcmis, N. Y.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all druggists.
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Saco, small stock Of Millinery Gools. Terms
lars address "E. A. D., Saeo Nc. ''''''' sep,edfi
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SIN ing the Hottie from tlic fire scalled laysclf
very scverciy-one hand almost to crisp. Tho tor
ture was nbearablc y = Tie AIexican Mus
tang Eminent relieved the pain almost imne,liatcy
1t healed rapidly, and left very little scar. 3fiH
-. CHAs FOSTER, 40 Broad St., Philadelphia"
This Is merely sample ofwliat Che Mustang Iini-
lent will do. 1t is invaluable in all cases OF wounds
Rellings. sprains. cnts bruises slayns etc. either
upon man or beast ssc e al = -sai tfi4t 7''71
Beware of counterioits None is genuine unless
wrapped in inc steei-plate engravings. bearing tile
signature orc. w. Westbrook, Chemist and the pri-
rate stamp ofDEMAs BARNES & Co., New York. y
Saratoga Sur1nQ Water sold nv all Dru cpists q
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A House and Lot for Sale ON Chest
20 nut Street. Z
A ONE and half story house, IN the rear OF No. 1s
Il Chestnut street, with Lot 2S 40; together with
nice front Tot 35Ns0 feet. Price reasonable. This
is very ccntral location, being only two minutes
walk from the new City Hall. This house and Lot
may be had for $780, 442d sft99 q slgE
Apply at the Real Estate Agency Of lAslas
scpGdcw w. H. JERRIS
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international Steamship Go.
Passport, Calais and ST. John.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
THREE TRIPS PER WEEK !
WITH REDUCED FARE

- On aud after MONDAY, june
sses@srE 4th tho Steamers OF the Jnerna-
n. N xEfS\ tional lime viii leave Railroad
go ~ Wharf, foot oil State Street. every
nss'H'---z=<.SMONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY, at o'clock =. NJ. for PASSPORT and St.
John.
Returning. will leave ct. John and Passport same
days tor Portland, and Boston.
At Eastp0rt the Steamer Queen win connect lof st.
Andrews, Robbinston, C:llais and New Brunswick
Railway TO Woodstock ind Houlton Stations, and
Stage Coaches will connect for Maehias.
AT st. John passengers lake IL. a. N. A. Railway
for Shediac, and from th nee for Summe rside and
Charlottetowp, p. +. Island, and Pictou N. 81 also
at st. John the steamer Empress for Windsor ard
Halifax, every Tuesday and Friday evening and
for Digby every Monday and Thursday mornlSer.
ER- Freight received "a days Of sailing until Jour
O'Clock p, M. @. @. EATON.
May 20, 1S66.-dtf Agent.
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Universal Convention

nEJEGATES and others WISHING 10 o,,,,,, mn
~ Convention 70 be held at Galesbnrv' M "a,
obtain excursion tickets to Chicago anil rctr,, 4
spccai reduced rates, good from September 1st uua
octoDer LIST, by calling at Grand Trunk Tici,ct caice
aug30dtf '--A4N |iiAtsu,
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-FORaSALEs OR, LEASE. !.

FORaSALEs OR LEASE.
House Lots on Favorable Terms.
ONE oil Quincy street, second from Cumberland,
" Ono on Federal street, sec0nd from India.
one OH Chestnut street, near Cumberland.
-Four on North street, ncsr Promenade. ash
Two large lots on Pleasant street. in WesabfoOk.
each lot capable Of making seven house lots GO front
street. ls-.' ID ~ .F7s7 "ftf ---sjI I'm
Any Of the above lots will be sold on long credit at
6per cent, and money required 10 be paid down
where suitable building Is erected Building TO be
insured by owner and loss in case of fire to be raid
the mortgagcr. Apply TO- { ..ea Ita ] ieas
- ~ u 80 1al# WM. III. JEHRIS.5
~ y Real Estate Agent, under Lancaster Hall.
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, THE MARKETS.
TELnaRAPHIc RHPoRqs.la
Financial.

y " NEW YORK, Sept. I2.I
fic Commercial says the stock market for the mo-
ncIit is generally stronger. Governments arc quiet
there is no foreign demand Money is In motleratc
request and unchanged Gold Is rather weak at laeg'
Foreign Exchange Inactive
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STEAMERS.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT!
ID A lily LIN e
P0RTLAND&PENOBSCOT RIVER

The splendid sea-going Steamer
sss~-1N LADY LANG, Capt. A: whitmere
n, LINN will leave Railroad Wharf, foot
ldmzhas 49, >of State street, Portland, every
'srz-.ass<1s=ss Monday "Wednesday and Friday
evenings at II O'Clock, or on the arrival Of the
o'clock Express train from Boston.
Returning, wiilleaye bangor every Monday. Wed
nesday and Friday mornings at touching at
Hampden, Winterport, Bucksport, Belfast, Camden
and Rockland, both ways. For freight or passage
please apply to A. SOMERBH,
Portland, May 10, 1860. at Office ON Wharf,
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S.T.-1SCa. * The amount Of Plantation Bitters
sold in one year is something startling. They would
street. brakes mnnufhcfory is one Of the institu-
TONS IN New York. 1t IN said that Drake painted all
the rocks in the Eastern States with his cabal;stic
rs. T.1sC0X., and then got tho old granny lcgis-
lators 10 pass law proyenting disgurg the face OF
nature" which gives linn ailon0poly. We do not
how this is, but we do know that Plantation Bittcrs
all classes OF tho community, and death on Dys-
pcpsia-certain. They. arc very invigorating WHOM
languid and weak, and great appetizer" - ~
Sarato pring Water, sold by all Druggists.
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EnDIovment Office.

vTHE snbscrib rs respectfully notify all those want
ing either Male Or eep loI any he situation ITO
,I, 1y 1fce ~ No 35I Congress street. up stairs
and that they prepared to furnish them with
t sr Girls 10 do Homework, provided they WI
leave fheir applications at the office stating require
ments. Ut,,,,>rr,, 10
Pa,tland, Sept LIST, 1866.
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IaIfofMnnsf
T EXECUTORS sale in iin Gorham..

MO- So Center street for sale Tho lot is As feet on
~ center by SO feet deep. Price $500. Apply to
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For Sale.

CTORE No. "a Fore street corner Of franklin. Also
- a lot of land OH the corner of Lincoln and Smith
Streets 80 90 feet. Enquireof
sep7-3w@ J.F. WEEKS.
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Ne" York Stock Market.
MARRIED..

-
In Great Fall-, Nh Sspf12, by Rev Mr. Hidden,
Dr. Chas W. Oleson Of Bloominsdale iii. and Mi q
Abbie L.. daughter of Charles E. Bartlett, Esq, OF
Great Falls -
InSuT-y, Aug. Q; James A. Candage and Laura E
r. HcrricS, both OF Bluehfi 80.
In Ellsworth, Aug 81 Leander Miliken and Lydia
N Princeton. Aug. rs. wm. H. Smith and Miss
Siola'a Bates
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JOHN w. MUNGER e. SON.
A RE prepared to issue Policies in the following
IA Companies:
International Insurance Co., Of New " orl,
Capital and Surplus, S1,41sOOO.
Home Insurance Co., of New Haven,
Capital and Surplus, 81, 100000.
American Hns. Co., of Providence, II. L.,
Capital and SURPLUS S256,0oo.
Merchants Has. Co., of Providence. RI,
~ Il Capital and Surplus, $237 900.
The losses at Agency, by the fire of 18th and 9TH
inst, will amount to over $500, 900, every dollar
Of which has been paid IS in process of adjust
ment We would respectfully request all persons
desiring insurance, TO call at office and We viii
place their risks in responsible offices.
Omce, 166 Fore Street.
juloO-tf JOHN W. MUNGER & SON.
MUTUAL BENEFIT LIRE INSURANCE co.
1u The numerous Policy holders in this popular
Company, and the public generally, are informed
that its office IS now established at No. 80 CONNER
cial street, in Thomas' Block.
WARREN SPARROW,
Jul IL State Agent.
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TIRE ca MPANIES.

LIFE COMPANIES.
Connecticut Mutual, OF Hartford.
a q STATE AGENCY OF THE
Connecticut General, OF Hartford.
Ire STATE AGENCY OF THE
New York Accidental, OF New York.
The undersigned, Agents and Attorneys Of The
above named reliable Companies with a combined
capital and surplus Of more than
$4,000, 900.
are prepared TO carry tho largest amounts desired in
Marine, Inland Fire, Life and Accidental Insurance.
Marine and Inland, well as Fire risks bound at
once. Losses eqnitably adjusted and promptly paid
-1s .fc1,s sita FOYE, COFFIN 81 SWAN.
w Marine Risks placed in any Boston or New
York Office desired.
Portland. Aug. 10 1s66-dtr
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! FOR SALE.

DWELLING HOUSE No. Cotton Street, con
Dtaining IL rooms.
Enquire OF j. E. HASELTINE,
and II Moulton st.
Also, New Blacksmith Shop on May Street. oppo-
site Horse Railroad Stable
20 Enquire as ab0ve. ils ~ sep7dtf
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SFOf sale |
House Lots,
For Sale.
To be Leased for aTerm Of Years.

To be Leased for aTerm Of Years.
Middle Streets, occupied before the fire by the
well known Fox Block. Inquire of Patterson s.
ChadbouTne, dealers In Real Estate, or of. a.
aug IA dit At 1cS4 Middle st.
For Sale or to be leased for q term
of Years.
A LOT of land e2x6O feet on the eastern side o
IA smith street between Cumberland and Oxford
streets, formerly covered by dwelling house No. %
Smith street. Fine Sprin9 in the cellar =
.ls5.ftef ~ l,fr Apply to SMITH SREED, b Il
Councillors at Law, Moulton Block Congress st. !
aug23-dtf
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For Sale.

For Sale. ~
d. TWO THREE Storicd Brick houses on Free
EJ Street. One Is a donble house containing "a
EsA rooIns built FIR q First Glass Boarding House.
Thc other contains 10 rooms, and Is n fine location
for Physician. Both houses face tho South.
Also three story Brick house Oh Pearl street near
Lincoln containing rooms. .se 3assa4fs.
IL Also three story Modern built Brick house on
Lincoln street. All for sale at moderate price.
APplyto
-sB~ .sso - iyl44 u i no w. II. JERRISss-
"a. Real Estate Agent, opposite Prcblc, House.
sep1-d1m ssss7 ~ 's's'ls''h
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But few left of those very Eligible
Lots at West End. "a,
nNE of the best building Lois on Bramhal Hill,
~ adjoining the estate Of Hon. j. d. Brown. The
Lot ~ feet Pine street, and 100 OH Vaughan st.
Also 4 first class THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE In
central location. containing Is rooms, all in COM
plete order. Apply to.
4 kaug17-tf Ep*. W.H. sJERRIS
- Real Estate Agent, under Lancaster Hall.
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WHAT DID lT?-A young lady, returning to her
York. was hardly recognized by her friends. In place
Or rustic flushed face, she lad soft. ruby complex
she really appeard but H.. She told them plainly She
used Aagan's Magnolia Balm, anal would not be with
out it Any lady can improve ler appearance very
druggist for 30 cents.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists.
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PORTLAND AND NEW YORK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
sEMI-wEEKLY ZINE,

a. The splendid and fast Steam
sss<>.rN ships DIRIGO, Capt. Il, snEE-
n, n -AiAS\ woop, and FRANCOHIA, Capt
dza5z5.sn.asA4A>W. W. SHERWOOD, VIII, uni
- = s<>--<.N further notice, run as Iolows
Leave Brown's Wharf Portland, every WEDNTS-
DAn and SATURDAY, at r. NJ, and leave Piel
- East I River, New York, every WEDNESDAY and
SATURDAY, at O'Clock p NJ
1hese vesselsarc fitted up with fine aceOlpm0da-
tons Tor passengers, making this the most speedy
safe and comfortable route tor travellers betweeI
ss% fS sbiD and Maine Passage in state Room
Goods ,orwar1Iad ~, -, ra ais eN.iss i - AZ
treal, Quebec, Bangor, Bath Augusta, Eastport and
st. John.
Shippers requested to send their freight to Tho
steamers as early as 3 p. NJ. ON the day that they
leave Portland.
For freight or passage apply 10
EMERY e FOX, Browns Wharf, Portland
J.F. AAIES, Pier IS East River
Nav % 1s66 dtl
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REAL ESTATE.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE!
ON FREE STREET.

THE house and lot 70. a Free Street s.,. This prob
| erty Is in central location anu oHerS an oppor-
tunity for a good investment. ooo =,
contains more than ~ ah sOf9 % feet Ea Of land and
For terms, &C., apply 10 -or,.r-.
Middle Street, near The Post Office.
September u, 1scG. dSw AsT
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FoREiGN portsr,,s,.

Portland. ' brl9 sarah l. Hal, Davis,
Ar q ss IS stephens NIB It'll inst ,rig WIN p,.rt.
Sc son, New York. simpson, john
cd 4 h. barps CeylS9, Galley. Calais: 9Th hr,
.8 Al st ST John. NIB 10th inst shin A,,
son, new from Thomaston brig William Nsa oo nm
Bride, New York. Nasn' NC
The Portland daily press., 1866-09-13
DIED.


In Pennington, Aug. q, Miss Eunice Davis aged
50 years.
III Temple, Aug. 6, Hon. David Mitchell. aged c5
years. sif - sf39Isl5IHH ~
In Isockland, Aug. 20, Mrs. Mary, wife of Andrew
Rankin, age / ii years.
In Stockton, Aug "a, Martini H Partridge. AGED
II years months.
The Portland daily press., 1866-09-13

THE residence Of the late j. b. Phipps, pleasantly
eight rooms wash ROOM cstern, Sc, about acre Of
Land with ffuit trees will be sold at auction Oc-
tober Sd, f not previously sold at private sale to-
gether with the furniture of said house. For par
tculars and terms apply to sfiles ~
DANL. G. EMERY.
Gorham, Sept. 6, 1866. sept7d&wt29
The Portland daily press., 1866-09-13
. A Great Rargain,

49, A Two story house, containing ten finished
Tiff; rooms. Plenty Of hard and soft water. Lot
% by 75 feet, upon which is good little stable.
S n mouse isaSy $500 per This
-. - w. Ii. JERRIS,
septiz 4utt tsttAg 81 Real Estate Broker.