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ONE MORE
HERRZNG,S SAFE j.!
G. r e 1T FIRE.
ANOTHER TRIUMPH!
There is ne such word fail i'm their
.e~ Vocabulary!
PORTLAND. Me-, Aug, Is, 1885,
IeSSTS. HERNIA, Farrell & Sherman OH Rroo,J,ros

There is ne such word fail i'm their
49,. Vocabulary!
f13 PORTLAND. Me-, Aug, Is, 1sCG.
WesSrs. Herring, Farrell s Sherman, 251 Broad,Cay
Neac York: 6sA f s,si5L
GENTLEMEN: - reliable Iron Safe, that will
withstand the heat of eonagration 50 intense and
irresistible rs was that which occurred in this city OIL
the 4th and 9Th ulmo is moro than the equivalent Of
solvent and prompt insurance company to a bust
ness man. And it affords pleasure to testify that
asafe which had, of your manufacture, in the In
TERNATioNAL HOUSE, when destroyed by that terri
bic fire, proved itself absolutely indestructblc with
all its interior contents unframed amid the total re-
ducticn to ashes of everything around and near
The International was building mainly OF wood,
one hundred and ten feet long by fifty wido four sto-
RIGS high with double roof, one fat aud ono sharp
above, and had at least hundred aud tuety hou
sand feet of lumber in its structure every foot of
which was burnt above and around this safe, had
another safe made by some unknown person. in the
story above and not fir from directly over that man
factured by you, and which was buried in the same
ruins, within few feet Of yours the contents of
whch-papers books, and wood work were reduced to
nest itselfuterly trorihess As those
sales were near the end Of the building to which the
mgh wind rushed the entire flame and heat of the
burning mass, no spot in the whole city could have
had more intense fire uponit, than the one they &C.
cuWcd. They were both left in the heated debris for
aiortmght or more after the fire, and OIL being ex-
humcd were found to be in tho different conditions
statcd-yours proving itself an absolutely perfect pro-
lection to everything entrusted to it, and the other
mere coffin TO the dead ashes to which Its contents
had boon reduced. Ineed not say more. could not
say less, Of your workmanship.
Very respectfully,
Your obcdient servant
FRANCIS o. j. SMITH.
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Malaon, New York. gEss4EN ny 80
Ar 18Th ult, brig Orient, Lewis Port Ludlow; 2sth
ship Panama, Soule, New York.
Cid 2sth, ship Gov Morton, Horton, New York.
Sid 1lth SaIqae Rainier Carlton Puget Sound
Sid 10th, brig Francisco, Berry, Goose Bay; Goth,
ship Caroline Reed, Kinds, Puget Sound. - o''
Sid 26ih, ship Coquimbo, Boyd Port Madison; Goth
brig Orient, Lewis, Puget Sound. -
eas6. dI1f g Eo TS0rhees Furd
PohT ROYAL, Sc@sd 18th ,J hrir ortoan E,v
BALTiMoRE-Ar goth. brig Nieretta, Showers,
Boston; Tangent, Chandler from Bangor; Pren'iss
pHILADELPHIA-Cld 2ist, brig Gen Marshall,
Ellis, Belfast; sch j B Austin, Davis, Boston,
NEW YORk-Ar 2lst, briggs Prairie Rose, Ran
LOFT Cienfuegos; Forest, Strout. Cherryfeld; schs
Madonna Madonna, Homer, st Croix; New Zealand Forham,
Ar 22d, sehs I King, Clendennin, Calais; Lin
9en IRON Eastport Empress, Kennedy RocisIand;
Also ar 29d barqae Syipb iierS;as oa MSn;to
sch Myrover, Hughes, France = E"''' -'s''i'"''
sTa a esd sNP easteF Ocean, tor st john NIB
hoe, Aud, Savannah; brig Strout, Wasce' gac1
sonyille; schs Edwin Huckns, Calais: "WS g Ent
do Isabel Beurman, Small, Elizabethport 20"
NEW NEW HAyEN--Cht 21st, sch Pavilion, Reed for
NEW LONDON-Ar 22d, sch New Globe, Br,v
Maehias for New YORK. ass5 -'''
PRovIDENCE-Ar 21st, sch Glenroy, Scott, from
'A AZ, sch g Hart, Rawley, Baltimore.
SlI ~, scn Dirigo, Rumball, Harrington.
NEW oHI-Ar 2lst sch Ocean Belle. Emery
Ohari es tor Canary Islands, in distress, ,
A. Su SCH LNze Guptill, Guptill, New York;
Sherman, Rockland for do. AoiA' heacii'
FALL RIVER-Ar 21st, sch Mara Iou;so cno,r
New York. TtBEEffEFlI nouisa' oho",
NEW BEDFORD-Ar 22d, scbs Mos, p..-,
Tracy. philadelphia; Empire, Matthews Enat'
port; Escort Chase, Kennebunk Tor MiiorJ
HOLMES H0LE-Ar 21st barque q g d D..
Ballard, Exuma for Providence; schs pooohgers,
Berry, Boston for Philadelphia Richd BniIw;mt,s'
French II Leach, Sherman. and Lucy Ames Ea'
ders, Rockland for do; James, Winchenbacb. Raw
gor for Providence; Hudson, Warren, do for New
London r ~
Ar 22d, briggs Jessie Rynas, Jones, Galveston, for
orders; Emily Fisher, Ashford, Georgetown for Penn
p broke schs Whitney Long. Hayes, Baltimore for
6ortand; Frances Coffin, Wass, Elizabethport for
HosIoh Capt John, Torrey, from Ellsworth for New
,,nSo ION 22d, ship Molocka, Nichols Bati-
Roiie R dig hlzard, Cottrcll, Mirag0ane schs Eva
RnI DEFY, ana keokuk, Small I'm PHILADELPHIA;
holoh, Brown, do; G Hart Hart Navbnro Nv.
A Ag % Murch' Port Even Radiant Jameson
CID 22d, ship j Montgomery, Hao,.o, M.d.oo.
oarques Ciarita, Race, Machias ia IooI ~, n l.s,
Ayres; Dency, Smith, Bangor " ioad 1or Buenos
Ar Z5d, snip Union, Austin Baltimoro. ..
" Il Anderson, Kilborn, Sagua; Scotlond' Soargues
New Orleans; Ellen Stevens, Cochran Phiiadeinh;y,
sens Leader, New York Exchange, Haskell pp9.
burg; Globe, Kendall, Bangor; Mary Clari rSn np
Camden; Clara Norton, Blodgett, Bluehili SNOW,
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CITY OF PORTLAND.

WHEREAS, George C. Tdtllcfield and others. have
wv pettioned the City Council to lay out a new
street OF Public Way in said ciy-beginning at the
Congress street, to boa Continuation of said Polar
street. and whereas said petition was referred by Tire
Clty Council August 18th, 1sG6 to the undersigned
for them TO consider and act upon therefore,
Notice is hereby given to all parties interested that
the JOINT Standing Committee of the City Council on
laying out new streets will meet 10 hear the parties
anu view the proposed way on tho 2sth day Of Au-
gust, lsCG at four O'clock in the afternoon at the
corner ofPoplar and Cumberland streets, and will then
the public convenience requires said street or wav
to be laid out. way
Given under our hands on this 18th day of August.
A. ID. 1866, ' " e'''
AUG. L. STEVENS,
EDMUND PHfNNEY,
AMBROSE GIDDINGS,
dQSEPII BRADFORD,
ELIAS CHASE,
W. p. FILES,
S1nmttec on Laying out and Widening Streets.
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War Department.
SURGEON GENERALS OFFICE
Washington ID. G. Aug 10th. 1sCG.


ADVERTISEMENT. 4.t..l
RRr rnSyn Medical Board to consist of Brevet Col
Il nj proW1 Surgeon " s. A. President Brevct
Brevet Tiout Golnna n II Writ, Surgeon U. s. A.,
s A ana E E Niger Warren Webster Assistant
City ON the goth of September next t ~ New hork
ton Of candidates for admission into the Medical
Applicants must be over q years of age. and nrs,-
cally sound. ' ""u PhS ISL
Applications for an invitation 10 appear bcrc t,,o
should be addressed to the Surgeon General IT
20 a. ana must state the full name, residence and
u ut ana place Of birth of the candidate Tcstimo
nsho dS Y Character and Qualifications must be fur
Service Of tbn e applicant has been in the Medical
he stated the army during the war, tho fact should
time aud together with his foImor rank and the
officers with whom Ic bes, and testimonials from the
wardcd. Sei'cd should also be for-
No allowance is made for the exnc,sos 80 ,,s.o,,,
undergoing the examination as ~ Spcnses or persons
prerequisite to appointmeult ~i rs IN indispensable
Tnere are at present sixty vacancies q, a.,
Staff forty-six of which are original ho inc Medical
by tile Act of Congress, approved July Ssg created
aug H-5tawtoct15 Surgeon General. IT
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REAL ESTATE.
House and Lot for Sale.

NO. 70 Oxford street. The house contains "a I'M
IN ishcd rooms, and room enough to finish two
more. Piped with gas plenty Of water, and Is con-
yenient for two families. Rents for $500. VIII be
sold ut bargain. Apply to M. A. MORSE, on the
premises. aug22-1w*
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Sale of Public Lands.

LAND OFFICE, Bangor, june 1, 1866.
| pursuance OF law as defined in Chapter 8. Sec
tlon W Revised Statutes Public Notice is hereby
gwen that the following Schedule of Tracts and Par
GELS Of Lands will be offered for sale on Saturday the
nrst DAY u september next, at IL o'clock, noon at
than the minimum fixed in the advertised list
Ihe sale to be by Sealed Proposals in conformity
Win the provisions of the foregoing Chapter and
section, which require that ten per centum of the
minimum price of the township OF part shall accom-
| say each proposal, which sum shall constitute a
made upon the township or tract purchased. W
, Payments required to be one third cash. remain
der In three promissory notes payable annually in
payment of stumpage. - - ~.
The sum deposited by any other bidder who does
not became purchaser, may be withdrawn by him
any time after the bids are declared and made
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
x,r;oo
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CITY OF PORTLAND.

III The year one thousand eight hundred and sr,ysir.
etery. ''i 0oA'-
De 1t ordained By the Aayor Aldermen. and Co,uuoo4
sembied. as yjoiloacs: '' "'
SECT. l.. That no person shall cut down or remove
- any OF the standing trees within Evergreen Gem
etcres and Public Grounds and any person viola ing
ms sccnon shall be liable to penalty Of not less
each offence. '0 "0A-'A' ioi
Approved, Aug. II, 1885, aur1s 2w
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For Sale.

- An unfinished House, with finished rooms,
&:;; pleasantly located, within fifteen minutes walk
of the Post Office. Possession eau be given on
or before the first Of August. MOSES GOULD,
lup23d3W at Is North Street
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Chicago Market,

t.luE CHICAGO, Aug. 23.
Flour active but steady. Wheat active and adyanc-
cd a Co. sales at So a 81 for No. l. and 20
a II for new No. 2; old Wheat dull and nominal.
Corn steady; sales at 5GB a 5C3c for No. l. and "a q
54a for No. z. Oats advanced 1c, closing quiet at
90 q 293c for No. 1, and 254 for No 2. High Wines
quiet at 20 free and % for bonded. Mess Pork ut
So SO "a IS 75. Freights declined % 1c. Gao
Receipts, 600 bbls -FOUR SO 900 bush wheat, Ill.,
600 bush. crn, 1G, 900 bush oats. 80.
Shipments-4600 bbls. flour, 10000 bush wic't'
1O7 800 bush. corn, g. 600 bush. oats
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DIED.

----------- E--I----Z t.
In this city, Aug. 20, Leroy Edwin, son Of Charles
M. and Eta Horr, aged 8 months 16 days. i,
In Westbrook, Aug. %, Jamie D., son Of VIM Il
and =, III. Porter, aged Is months. W y .i y
In Dixfeld, Aug. 20, Mrs. Martha H., wife OF VIM
w, Bolster Esq, aged 40 years II months 90 days.
In Gardiner. Aug. u, Ida, daughter Of Rufus H
and Hannah Sawyer. . ~
In Georgetown, Me-, Aug. II, Nr. Thomas W
Reed, aged % years month"; ri
At Cranberry Isles, Aug. 4, Mrs. Beniach Bunker,
aged 81 years
I'm Madison, Aug. Q, Mrs. Abagail, wife of Col.
Silas .Danforfh, aged B years. 1880
In Lyman, Aug. II, Maj Joseph Stevens aged 81
years months. ,.t--... -.
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Boston Stock List.
MARRIED..

F. --------------.--
In Biddeford Aug. 90, John M. b. Beverly and
Mary j. Harvey.
InRockland, Aug. 10. Robt H. Robinson and Mary
A. Libby, both OF Harrington. ttNf.skt
In Rockland, Aug 10, Lorenzo Dodge and Mar
garet E. Dodge. , f,..tssr ~. -4-r 49,
In DamariscOtta, Aug, IA, Fred j. stetson and
Augusta Z. Simmons. <
In Ellsworth. Aug. 4, Edward j. Green, Of Blue
hill, and Alice Stevens, of Il.
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Fart OF Township No. O. r. 8, W. B.. KIP
at the minimum Of 81 900 for the tract ct
North part of No. 1, R. 6, W. b. X. p.
Remainder rt South hairs, R.4, do,
1854 acres,
PISCATAQUIS COUNTY.
sections No. 8, {, ~. II, % Il "a, in Town
snip NO. z. X. II, w. L. L. S.. 1928 acres,
ELLIorsVILLE-Lots No. &5R1:4
h.; 2, 81 81, 8, R. 8; and Gore, 1850
AROOSTOOK COUNTY.
., X, 6, W. Z. L. S. Sections No, 4. 10. H.
IL, OF 8, and of II, 1924 acres,
l.. Il. being S. w I and other parts re-
- manning unsurveyed 1923 acres.
U. X. z, w. E. l.. S. at the minimum price
OF thirty cents per acre tor the Town
ship; fifty cents for either quarter:
and seventy-fve cents for selected Sec --
tons. Proposals deemed most favor
ABLE lei in the aggregate will be received.
E. r. 1, w. E. L. S. t;fe r.......,.., ---
Sections No. IL; Lots Sec. Is: Q See IL.
1892 acres. 49, 80 .
Sec. 8; Lots 8, Sec 4; 4 Sec. a; 1 Sec. 10:
2Sec. 10; Sec. 10; 4 Sec. 10; Sec. Is:
Sec. is; 3 Sec. 16; 4 See. Is; Sec. Is;
Sec. 10, 2S51 acres,
s No. 2, r. 8. VEL. s.
Lots No. "a, IS, So, 81, SO, 80, 90, 81, 92, 90,
81, 90. SO, 81, 1903, 1O4, 1O5, LOG, 1O7, los,
100, SO. 22s9 acres, attsf5t 8tt 9
II, r. 6, W. Z. L. S.
Section No. 6; Lots 10, 10, 20; N.w.4
Reservng the privilege of Withdrawing Sec
ton 8. III
SOMERSET COUNTY.
6, r. II, W. f. L. S.
S. w. /, $50 acres.
S. E. I, remainder, 1925 acres,
=
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- GEt .d NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 23.,
c,otton-sales to-day l,050 bales. Low midding at
80 "a 34c. Tho market closed firmcr. Receipts to-
day 42S bales. - 3tl.l !. ".
Bank Sterling 81 a IS. Freights and Exchange I'M
olterad. -H .ltg9ac
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milwaukee, Market.

MINIATURES mug 1870 =,
Wheat quiet at 9s a 99for No, ]. Corn au'''n'-
ing; sales at 56c. -, ,,hoat Q nm
Rccepts-1O0 bbls flour, II, 900 busl "nca'' ''ooo
bush. corn, 5000 bush. oats.
Shipments-l,90 800 bbls. HOUR
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PORTLAND AND NEW YORK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
3 II vi w KY LINE.

<sszz..--.TfM ships DIkfGo, Capt. IT. SIrR-
11xfSA WooD, and FRANCONIA, Capt
azssss9S4<=ss:ssa. ". w. SHERWOOD, will, until
- - further notice. run as follows:
=, Leave Brown's Wharf, Portland, every WEDNEs-
DAY ~ ana SATURDAY, at P. M, and leave Pier
% East River, New York, every WEDNESDAY and
SATURDAY, at 4 O'Clock p. NJ -~
4. these vessels are fitted up with fine accommoda-
sale and comfortable route Tor travellers batSrocJ
new YORK and Maine. Passage, in State Roam
so.00 cabin passage $500. Meals extra
Goods forwarded by this line to and from N5on-
st. join. Ns'poi1 anu
Shippers are requested to send their freight tn the
leave Portland. Wv Joy 'ii"' 'ieN
For freight or passage apply to
EMERY & FOX, Browns Wharf Portland
y. f. AMES, Pier 3S East River. '-''''''''
Mayo, 1866. IA,
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STEAfIERS.
Special Steamboat No+;oo

N consequence of some disaranrement A., .,,o M,
- ehinery Of the steamer Lady Lang. there viii
n no Doat for the Penobscot River Tuesday Thur
@ 3b .,u y saturday evenings until further notice
nesda,, ne gniatOr will leave every Monday We'd
Ae Paay, and Friday evenings. A. somerhy,
foauand, Aug. I, 1sCG-tf sgcrt'
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CITY NOTICES.
CITY OF. PORTT-AN

HnEaRsiEsAasi the city coiinc by their o..
joint sssSS dreeed
ing out new streets, to change the runninS e. on lay
street. and make It straight line from elien
Portland street Therefore notice is hereby Even 70 70
all parties Interested, that the Joint StandTr Cow 70
mttee of the Cit, Council on laying out new strcc,
will meet to hear the parties and view the PROPOSED
way on the twenty fourth day Of August, 1866. at
three O'Clock in the afternoon, at the corner Of Con-
gress and Mellen streets, and win then and there
proceed 10 determine aud adjudge whether the public
convenience requires said street OF way to be laid out
A. D., 1866,
AUG. E. STEVENS,
". rnAfIrNn PHINMEv
AMBROSE GIDDINGS,
JOSEPH BRADFORD,
ELIAS CHASE,
w. p. FILES,
..,o,., Committee on laying out New Streets.
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For Sale,

HOUSE in Cape Elizabeth, situated on the
n northerly side of High street about quarter of
ries high, in good repair. Apply TO CHARLES P.
INGI;AHAM, Commercial Wharf, augo1-4ws
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FOR SATEl

nNE halfa two story dwelling house, with IA aero
" of land, situated in Saccarappa, on the west side
of the Presumpscott river and within three minutes
walk Of the Depot Well located with good cstcrn.
Price, 500 NIERRITT w. STILES.
{ aug20-3wk
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FOR the Islands '

THE STEAMER
s@s&R&SS u A n e l. l. Il :,
commence her trips 10
r1ESn Ms q CUSHING'S ISLANDS.
further notice june i2th running as syiiOws, until
Leave busnhen's Wharf for psok,s and cush,no,s
'S RFTnR an ana , los A and and ssP P. NJ
at 9.45 A. M, and o p. L. island ior Portland,
A, NJ, and 5.15P. n. W reoS SAT LILO
June 7-dtf en 10 cts'
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Cid 23d, barque Gratta, Crag. Turks Islands brgs
Belle Of the Bay, Noyes, Mobile; S'apies' 'nu'''
Georgetown. o n,,nhon, Rich.
Ar ed, brig Allston, Sawyer, fm Bangor for New
Ellen Merriman, Hamilton. Rondout Castellane,
Cunningham. Bangor for Roxbury; Amazon, Cum
H Cd il a2d, brig II Means, Hopkins, Bangor.
DANVERS@Ar goth, schs Advance, Wiley Ban
cor; Ploughboy, Hutchins, York.
BEVERLY-Ar 18th, sch Gen Warren, Benson.
NEwBURYPoRT-sld 22d, briggs Julia Arey,
Weeks. and Richmond Powers, Bangor.
ter, Philadelphia.
Ar 22d. sch Silver Lake, Matthews, Philadelphia.
BANGols-Ar 22d, brig Mazatlan, Leland, Phila-
GarcelOn, Anderson do; Eliza Ellen, Fogg, Boston;
Cameo, Smalley, Portland. y 10
FOREIGN PORTS.
At Calcutta 18th ult ship st Louis, Ballard ior
OF Sieraltsr 2sth ut, brig Im0ssns' Saunders
Ar a. Horonn June 80 ship Star of the Union,
| Reed San Francisco for McKeans Island. ,,oo,
| Ar at Aspnwall 4th inst. Darque hai'ee' 0'
AT Nueyas 9th inst. brig Hiram Abi, Tibbetts,
tof Me% 81 obn NIB 18th inst schs Dearborn, Her
riman, bridgeport ct; goth. Yankee Blade coombs'
F SD fn St Andrews, NIB, 18th inst, sch Romp,
| Mitchell, Providence. atsl
|
[Per steamer st David, at Quebec
Ar at Gravesend Sth inst, E Taylor, Anderson,
| New York.
Ar at Falmouth sth, Ada Carter, from Havana
Ar at Hong Kong June 90, viscata, Drummond,
| Swansea.
Ar at Tenerifle 2sth ult, Charlotte Buck, Colt,
| New York land sailed 3lst for vigo.)
Sid I'm Madeira 31st ult, Executive, Gorham, for
Demerara.
Sid FIN Havre 9Th inst, s Ryerson, Raymond, tor
Shields. n .IoIs Il
Sid FIN Brouwershaven It'll, Nevada, Bartlett, for
| Helvoet. r5a no. i 5t.I 1g
[Per steamer Persia, at New York; OH 81
Cid at Liverpool 9th inst, A Adams, Colon, for
Ar 9Th, Guiding STAR Holbrook, st Stevens, ND.
Sid I'd, Thos Harvard, Strickland, Philadelphia
Emf ont sth, st Peter, Goodwin Tor Philadelphia;
heso,gte, freeman, and Harvest Queen, Hutchin-
on Holy Head 18th, Excelsior, ,Pendleton, from
Sid FIN Londonderry stb, Minnehaha, McGrath
Ar at Singapore 10th ult, B Dudley, Barrett, from
Sid I'm Saigon June4, Maria Morton, Woodward
| Hong Kong.
Ar at Batavia ed ult, Humboldt, Proctor, Mauri
Passed Anjer June 10, Vicksbnrg, Scott, Shields
Shanghai. ed, Pocahontas, Graves, from Cardii
| for Hong Kong. 49, y
Ar at Foo-chow June 10, Archer, Cressey, from
| Hong Kong.
Sid June 10, BuoRa Vista, Ayres, Shanghai.
Sid I'm Cronstadt I'd inst, Heiress, Clark, for New
Sid FIN Hayro sth inst, Nettle Merriman, Rollins
| New York. . tl.H go q ~ a1. ~ Z
| Ar at Antwerp 9th inst, Gen Mcclellan, Leach, I'm
etI4a SPOKEN. s'ap9I aaal o.
Aug 4, lat 40 N, Ion 1s W, ship. Ellen Hood, Pen
nell, from Liverpool for New York. IN ~. 81, !.
L
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Naw OrIeans Mnrkct.

CINCINNATI. Aug. 49,.
E,o,r unchanged. Wheat unchanged. Whiskey
s,aaI Provisions steady and in moderate demand.
Moss pork at Sc 90. Lard dull at zu4c. 0oid lay.
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FRANKLIN Family School,
FOR BOYS,

TOPSHAM, MAINE.
THE Fall Session will commence September 10Th.
and continue nineteen weeks.
A good Home school, full instruction given for
business or College
For Catalogue &c, please address the princi
pal. WARREN JOHNSON, A. NJ
auOfSdtW
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Valuable Real Estate on Elm ST.,
FOB 81 LIE.

n comprising over $4,000 feet of land. tooctha,,
with Brick Houses, Stable &c. This property is To-
Gated OIL Elm and Cumberland streets ali suseenlbo
Of Improvement, and has front on Elm street Of s2
feet. tt,s' aNc.gas ..s.4,tI = -
The above property Is offered for sale either in Dor
tons or collectively, on liberal terms. Apply to
augo0-tf JOHN G. PROCTOR.
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Brick House for sale.

GOOD brick House on Brackott street, containing
VI parlor. sitting room, sewing room, dining room
and Kitchen on first floor and five finished sleeping
rooms on the second floor. and good attic chambers.
Connected with. the premises is good stable. The
lot is 81 by 104 feet.
Apply to VT H. IERRIS, Real Estate Agent, at
Horse Railroad Office, under Lancaster Hall,
aug16 3w
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For Sale or to be leased for term
of Years.

A LOT of land S2x60 feet on the eastern side o.
n Smith street between Cumberland and Oxford
streets, formerly covered by dwelling house No. %
Smith street. Fine Spring in the cellar.
e. q Apply to SMITH e. REED,
Counsellers at Law, Mouton Block Congress st.
/ aug23-dtf
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House at Gorhan for Sale.

{fsA:A A good two story h,usc, containing 10 fin
#i; isfcd rooms, good cellar, we'll Of water, and
three quarters of an acre of Land, good barn
Railroad Depot. Price $1,000 Apply 10
w. Ii. JERKS.
Real Estate Agent. opposite Preble House.
aug1Gdow -, 81
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Store Lots for Sale.

SUOFO LOBS 1OT sale,
~ Casco Bank. fs' - n : t1r'7E " ~
Ono lot on Middle street, below Hotel Tot
Ono lot corilcr of Middle and Church Streets
One Lot corner Middle and Hampshire Streets
u Ono Lot 55xi20 on Middle street, dollar per foot
Inquire Of JOHN G. PROCTOR.
% Middle Street. opposite ruins of the Marble Hotel
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For Sale,

ONE Of the best farms in the County of Cumber-
" land, known as the Capt. David Allen farm
Situated in New Gloucester, five miles from Wood
mans Depot, four from Danvile Junction, and eight
from lewiston Any ono wishing a good bargain,
please call and examine. Terms Liberal.
I Aug. Goth. 1906. EZRA TOBIE.
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City Of Portland.

lily Oh fOftIan0s
WHEREAS, VIM. W. Woodbury. and others have
w peutioned the City Council to lay out O new
Street or Public Way in said city,-beginning at Sill
yer street and extending to Fore street. near
streets and whereas said petition was reterre by the
I , Council Aug. 15th 1896 to the undersigned for
Notice is hereby given to All napt;as ;n,a-as.od
that the Joint Standing COMMITTEE of the City Coun
Gil on laying out new streets, win meet to hear the
parties and view the proposed way, on the 9th
day OF August, 1866 at three o'clock in the afternoon
at Mllk Street Market and will then and there
proceed to determine and adjudge whether the
public convenience requires said street or way to be
laid out. wv " W
gust, A. D., 1865, ' -
AUG, e. STEVENS,
Ja EDMUND PHINNEY,
AMBROSE GIDDINGS,
JOSEPH BRADFORD,
ELIAS CHASE,
b II i..f# W, p, FILES,
oo,., Committee on laying out New Streets.
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