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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-08-14
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Gisratbanser unb gSbBiffiIs DregulatE.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-26

1hc uadecs; gnad u@gs -at:3 = tseo:o1 t;ss c:.s>
liens oI Alexandria anQ vicinity Gis.s le Ii sell
i1g his entire STOCK, consisting a.
UEsY G0OD>,
EANUI GOODS,
i}uv15 AwU SHOES.
ut sn;l below cost rs he positively intends ciosng 8
business by TIE 9th Of a-:rci>.
lie viii sell y'u:.-
Calicoes, bes: quality, f:om q to "a Cts, work
80 cents.
Muslin Deiu:nes from 30 70 80 cts, worth 57e.
Cotton and SILK Pop}ins, less tEan cost.
Black; hlap&cas at A3 cts, worth - cts.
All Wool h'ianne!s from 20 cts, and upwards.
French Mernoc:, best qualify from 81. Is to
ST. 81 worth s.
i3leacned Cotsons at 27 c:s. snd upwards :;
Brown Cottons 25 cts, and upwacjs L&dies
Morocco Boots from 81 = Jo52 Is; Buys Boots
from $;1.30 to s;1.T5, and great many other
5Iaings too numerous TO mention.
H. B.--Al persons indebted to nc will please
call "a soon as practicable and AID make settle
Ei.e:i1- ff VI. SILL ERInA AN,
No. 224, King street,
2n1 door from Alfred.
~. Il Store will be c!ssed every Saturday.
Jan i0-lm
1.-TWO PORTABLE S,ENAhi HN@4iN t.iS.-
t One Single Cylinder, T WELVE HOH3 4
POWER, Saws and Betting Complete, never
used: Or se22n!l- ha2G3 Do4bio Cylinder,
Fl ZEN HORSE 20 " CIR, il good order,
and but l15la used L'oc sale by
,s,....> A0Oa e. WEUDGRBUEN,.
IT,. 13~~-lW Foot Ok Prince street.
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PUBLISHED (DAILY) BIZ
EDGAR SNON DEN, Sc

rs oFFICE-GAzETrG BUILDING Prince
street. near Fairfax.
m~TEsMs OF SgBoE1rrIoS-sixty cen ceh5s $
per month orsix dollars PER ANsUh payable 7 ne.
n advance. TlI.a 9s.o. %1 :lSs #5
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n ODEnT j. WOOD
* Successor 20 hsAby & Wood,
con ,i.tiI: tr carry Oh the
1lE%' ENfjDS nIf%TNESS

UNT GOODS 3NSIN ESS
IT the Ola Stand, 10. 80, King street
ALEXANDER. Il. S:Lh IaIA kEN (new
with =. L WOODY would respectfully solicit
Tie patronage Of his friends. -.
Oar $sTOCi< is 5.t Ill times arge and complete.
embracing, Heavy ard Pine French Broad
c.4:hs, Biack and Fancy Ca:emeres, Satinet te.
Ul:>.hs for servants &c, &c.
a full assortment Of TlannelS, Whito and Cal
E4l; ,>sor.nont CT Mourning Dress Goods,
Irish Linen, warranted genuine,' Linsa
Sheatirgs and pillow Case Linens. Superior
Cotton Shifting and Shooting; also Gloves and
Hosiery, 3u$pendo-s Shirt Boson.s, Collars
Cravats, n eek Ties, Hair Nets, &C., together
with general assortment OF fir t~class DRY
GOODS. to a., examination Of which We invite
our Old friends Stad the public generally.
iec !4-2tl
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ton Of officers Of che Orange and Alexandra

ton Of officers Of Che Orange and Alexandra
Railroad Company.
/ Mr.. Herndnn said we have here disputed
/ question on which the ahlest beads ia the
House differ. This House is Ga llecl on g de-
eide a question by the law and tie f.v<-aiI']
I Mr. &. did not be'lnve this tbs E,Foper tribunal
! for Che decision Of he question. Et we decide
it, ls the Speaker TO issue his n3aD,!ate, orec-
| ting the road 30 Dc hauded over aa Qnce? Not
| at ALL It is 10 our province 70 decide the
question:. Let he parties go lnto the courts
| ftt Investigation and decision. L@t I've
owners OF the road 60 there with thelr f@s5'n'o-
ny, and show Who has q Ish5 20 j1e road. aE:d
who are its proper owners. ;!i- a31n:3; lF>Sh-
| es are with Mr Barbour, gont}o1n1n 4 the
higne,t claractar; and If the stockholders de-
sire III Barbour, !et heu1 c9 b meeting sld
declare their choice II>s dousc shcuii net
he troubled wirh this matter Esha!l support
the resol;t:on OF lie e2nlelnan ::on Richmond,
Elir. Evaps.
The v;ee on lar EDgIish's p:o!'5sad a'1a"tj-
nlent was taken, and II cFas not agreed t2.
Mr. Joynes proposed amendmen5 was win
drawn by the mover.
Mr. Garnett wished the House t. <1orerpsige
before further action, whether it would oc would
not ''lis:Diss' tie Whcle subject
were some things in nconnect;o1 with fhe consId-
Grafton Of this question, which he was obliged
70 charaotagiza as ridiculous Is there no pow
er in this Legislature to take charge Of this
road CT to control its m rnagelnent? Is not
this road ROW conducted by unlawful means
The i}ca to 1im that tha Legislature had TO
cosCrol oper the affairs Of this roa1, was mons
trous We have control, and let Us exercise it.
The vote was tasau On tir ill7aGS propcscG
amendment: which Vas lost
SIr Lees suE,s1i;u:o Tor tie Se13atcs r4S0::1
ti*Ii was tiign .>!cptal ayes Il, nnes 81.
1Ir. GaYn8:t'S resolution TO 'di5lniss' tbs
whole subject was next Ia order, AMI 1:1 this
H.: Cabe;j demanded tho ayes aci noes, w?c:2
were or5creli,
...z'ac vote Vas taken, $n3 ihe !jouse refused
Il, tii>l!i.s ayes, - loea 81.
ih4 :osotutioo was t11n a1o;Aed, - :tmeuG@d
1y hir l,ec (au entire substI'ute,}
.-r-~.er., .,-r-ra u
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Professional.
g1T TALTER WEIls,

ATTORNEY AT LAW W,---.....-,
?5EHN,rHyl,.i.u, PRINCE II ILLIAM COUNTY, Va.
WilI practice in the Courts Of Prince William.
,r;o7in and FairGix dec 2-Gaa
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-26

+, CHEAP GOODS.
respectfully inform my friends and the pub
tic in general that have removed from No. lSt:
King street to = 200 where viii be plea ed
to see al my ola customers, for it il ny intention
10 sell at the very Lowest market prices, and
know all that would favor he with Their najro-
mage will be vel satisfied 18th their bargsins.-
DO not forget to give nae ca i before purchasing
else where have now OF hand q tine assort-
r>cnt OF he frllowiDg goods, and of which lVil!
defy competition:
Darlz Cajicocs from q to 50 cts,
Op.ra FianneEs, all colors, IS S
+ Deancs from 81 to 81 Cts,
All Wool FlHnnels from IS cts,, and upwars.s.
Shawls and Cloals from s. % to $$o5 90, besides
a fne and selected assortment q House Eur
n'shing Goods, such as Bleached and lTubleach-
ed Muslu, Shcetins, Napkins. ,tove's, &c &c;
also very large assortment of S,on;ags, Nub;as,
floods anl WOODEN JACKIE ;Gta, and diHerent otaer
a,.ic'n:. too numerous 80 lnention.
....... L. BENDHEIM,
10. 200, King street, n3ar Colunatus.
II B.-Country denlers and farmers will 60
we'll to give nln a c2i and lock for themselves
before paE2h 's'E-, -.-... an o-2W
! TIT { \ ITO Il! = 7 : i 4TIO HI
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EIEDIC.4L EQTICE.

: ) isDNE5SION \ a. GARD.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-08-18
New Work stock Marker.
N,sxv V0pH AuO II
Boston, hoo. and shoe Market.

fa BOSTON, Aug. &C.
p The main features Of the trade continue the same
noticed last week. Our dealers nrc still employed
in shipping off their goods sold for delivery under
August. Over s5.000.000 worth of boots and shoes
were shipped out of the State during the first week
of the present month.
The great want OF the Western buyers seems to be
gents thick and kip boots. These lines Of goods
very scarce, and prices advancing. Some OF our
dealers added from 81 to 81 30 per their ask
ing rates last week but the advanced prico Of lea-
er ind work make higher prices imperative. Oflcat
en- there Is very light stock in tho market; and work
in the farming sections of Central and Western Mas
sacusetts is now very high and lahorers scarce,
ing TO the higher price Of farm labor Heavy brogans
and balmors also sell freely. In the various lines
OF light goods there is fair trade inr the season. and
no scarcity Of shoes. There has been light stock
OF goods in the West, South and Southwest; butbuy
CTS from those sections have not bought 80 freely
account of the high prices of boots and Shoes Some
hayo returned home already, with only part of q
stock. If crops turn out we-and of this there is
fair Indication-wc look for continued fall trade.
The Government has now on hand over million pairs
of Shoes made during the war. There is talk IN the
military departments of putting these goods up at
auction; and ii this Is done, no more goods Of that
description will be wanted this winter. ,f-siifi
The shipments for the past weck amount to 81, 195
cases. Adding this amount to the shipment of the
week before, VIC have 937G7 shipped from Bds-
ton since the Isl of August.-Shoe AID Feather Re-
DOTfcF. 81 Nse~iseHf
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Ar nth, ship Aberdeen. Cole, Boston. .,, 4.
cd 10th barques EusenlS T Beet ThnrloW do
T. Willis Rich. Panno, Boston, brig Webster Kelley,
Haskell lI for Philadelphia; sch Josiah whitehouse,
19 NEW gfappSSpoN-Ar 18th, his Jacob RAYMOND
from Pangor for Allyn's Point; Deborah Atwood,
Cole, harrington, lwth loss.of partof deckloadlof
PRseo1vt1DENcE-Ar 18th, sch Clara Ellen, Dexter,
sld 10Th 10th, isehsf Hamburg, sprague, Georgetown;
PAWTUCKET-Sld 18TH sch Adriana Bailey for
NEWPoRT-Ar 18th, brig Nebraska Emery, FIN
Boston for Galveston, see disasters.)
Ar 10th, sch Madagascar, Tucker, Bangor for Fall
River; Gen Marion. Wyman, do.
delpha for Salem; G Buxton, Goldthwaite, from
FALL RIvER-sld 10th, sch Harbinger, Ryder
Elizabethport, Tor Bangor) ~
HOLMES HoLE-xr 18th, sch q r Young, Hume,
In port dsth io brVs Eudorus, Counce schs
LA orsgtt Addie Walton, Young; .rs lander.
kin, Savannah 9Th Presto, ingalls,, Machias. =
Cid 10th, schs Abbie, Loring, Baltimore; Ebel Q
Brown, Burns, Ihomaston; Kosciusco, Cushing do'
AT 18th, sch ClaIIsa, Walker, Bangor, flowed in
full q T s as Ct osRs Ana Atlas
Coombs, Machias; Caroline Gullifer. Gulifer, Ban
gor; sch Arcturus, Higgins, do.
Ellsworth.
Ar 10th, schs Boxer, Sutton from Bangor; Pearl,
Ib Ag ,1b ho sahs plougbSy Hutehlns Yosk
Ar Ar 18th, sch Delaware, Crockett, from Rondout;
sHLE9 enaT 18Th Ra soS Nathan clifford, shute FIN
Ar 10th, schs Fanny Elder Shea, from Bangor for
Buren,. Morgan. Bristol. IL ~
Cid 10TH brig Milwaukee. Brown, Mneridge.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-08-18

FTNHE property adjoining the westerly side of the
Il Canal Bank, known as the "Wildrage" proper
ty wiz be sold, or leased tor term of years. It is
two rods ON Middle street. extending back ten rods.
and s az valuable piece OF property for the purpose
of building as any in the CITY. Apply to
NATH'L +. DEERING,
augi-du No. 10 Free Street.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-08-18

July O. lat 80 Ion 10, ship Galena, McNear, from
Liverpool for New York. oa b le'9it = iais- &,
Aug 8, lat 20 20, Ion 10 10 w, barque Emma Her
riInan, from Richibucto for Newport ~ ss -
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-08-18
re FOR SALE.
NeaC, First class House.

- Just Filished-FFeach RoQj-Oa Deerin9
Tilt; Street, IA Rooms Bedut JasHv Eyescoed.
.&sA This house has all the modern improvements;
Gas, Hot and Cold Water, Brick Cistcrn holding as
hhds., cementcd cellar floor and Is very convenient
IN all respects; will DO ready for occupancy next
month. Lot so by 100 feet
Also House, on Cumberland Street, near Oak; ~
rooms nicely painted and papcred; has gns, furnace,
marble mantles, cemcntcd cellar oor, filtered water,
&C., &c. Lot co by o.. q. al1l rrtl
I Apply to w. II. JERRIS, Real Estate Agent, Rail
Road Oficc, opposite Prcbe House. 1y3dtf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-08-18
Sale Of Public Lands.

LAND OFFICE, Bangor, June !, 1866.
l pursuance OF law as defined N Chapter O. Sec
ton 49, Revised Statutes, Public Notice is hereby
given that the following Schedule of Tracts and Par
cells Of Lands will be offered for sale Saturday the
FIRST day Of September next, at Il o'clock, noon at
the Land Office in Bangor at price per acre not less
than the minimum fixed in the advertised list.
III The . sale to BE- By Sealed POpOsas in conformity
Section, which require that ten per centrm Of the
minimum price Of ths township part. shall accom-
part Of and be allowed in, the cash payment 10 be
made upon the township or tract purchased,
Payments required to be enc third cash. remain
der in three promissory notes payable annually in
one, two and three years, with satisfactory bond for
payment Of stumpage
not became purchaser, may be Withdrawn by him
tany time after the bids are declared and made.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
rl Min. price
Part Of Township No. O. r. 8, W. b. K. p,
at the minimum of 81 900 for the tract, cts.
Aorta part OF No. I, r. 8, W. b. X. p
Remainder South hairs, R.4, do,
- PIscATAoU1s COUNTY. o r.
ship No. >. K. Il, W. Z. 1: s, a2ss acres, 40
ELLIOTsyILLE-Lots No. & 8 r. 1; 4 81
RE-; 2, 8, 6.7, s, R. 8; and Gore. 1870
"''s'' ARoosTooK COUNTY. .l.. 20
q. r.. 6. w. e. L. s. Sections No. 4. 10, a.
L. r. being $. W / and other parts re-
manning unsurveyed, 1923 acres, 80
@. r. 2, W. L. L. s. at the minimum price
of thirty cents per acre tor the Town .
ship; fifty cents for either quarter;
and seyentysfye cents for selected sec
tons, Proposals deemed most fayor-
able in the aggregate will DO received
1850 acres, -
Il. r., ], w, ELS.
Sections No. II, Lots sec IS; 2 Sec. IS;
1892 acres. .N ,f a'fa "a
Sec. 8; Lots 3, Sec. A; 4 Sec. 4; Sec 1o
Sec. 10; 3Sec. 10; 4 Sec. 10; Sec. 16;
2Sec. l6; 8 Sec. 1854 Sec. 16; See. 10;
4Sec. Is. 1851 acres HI 40
= No. 2, II. 3. W. 4. L. s.
Lots No. "a, 50, SO, 81, IS, 80, 90, 81, 90, %.
~, 90. 90, 81, f03 104, 105 LOG, 107, los,
100, sc, 22S0 acres, AM nf 80
II, r. 9, w. r. L.B.
Section No, Q; Lots 10, 10, Is; N.w.I
Sec. II, l105 acres, 80
Reserving the privilege withdrawing Sec
SOMERSET COUNTY.
6, r. N, We. L. 8.
8. w. I, $50 acres. - 49, GO
Sc liz remainder 4s2b acres, t-- 20
80 % ts, ISAAC X. CLARK,
une 11dtd 4.. Land Agent
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-08-18
NcwrYorisr Markets.

NEW York, Aug. y.
Cotton-adyanced ic; sales $500 bales; Middi'ne
Uplands at-343 a 365c.
Flour15 a 20chghcr sales 10 100 o ,oso Stt ny
10 a 10 20; Round Hoop Ohio at y00 g lzpu.1 est
ern at 1O@O75 Southern 10 90 q 10 25.
Wheat-3 a &c higher; salcs ". oO0 bush: Milwau-
Corn-6rmcr ;vsales 900 bushels; Mixed West
OatsS1c higher; sales Al, 900 bushels; State al 500
Beef-stcady; new Ness at 20 90 q "a 90.
Pork-stcady; sales $500 bbls.; new mess at so 90
a 80 10. EfsaEA
Iard-drmer; sales AS bbls. at ISL @214.
Whiskey-qniet.
Freights to Liverpool Hrmer.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-08-18
Cincinnnfi NInrIket.

CINCINNATI. Aug. II.
Flour firmer at 25c advance. Wheat in fair demand.
Whiskey trner at rs, duty paid, and held in pond
at 90. Moss pork at 80 80 and active, and mostly
held at 50 90. Lard dull at 21c. Gold 1904.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-08-18
Boston Stock List.
Sales at the Brokers' Board. August IL,
MARRIED..

Iu this city, Aug 2, by Rev. Alex Burgess, Robert
In Cape Elizabeth by Rev. Z. 3. Hether, Daniel
IL. Nutter, Of G. E. -
In Damariscotta. Aug. IA, Fred j. stetson and
Augusta K. Simmons
In Lewiston, Aug. .. james d. Mayberry and Ma
ry ii. Atwood.
In Murphys, CAL, May 81, by Rev. JAS McGowen
Hon. lsarc Aver, of Mokeiumne HILL and Miss Sa
rah E. Shearcr, of NJ.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-08-18

In this city. Avg. ID, Hermann Mitchell, youngest
child Of William II. and Lucy A. Howard, aged 10
months. E 500
Funeral services this afternoon, at o'clock, at
No. 90 Oxford street.
& In Pennington. Aug. 10, James M. Lincoln, ESQ.,,
In Freeport, Aug. 10, Mrs. Betsey t. wife OF Jacob
Robinson, of Bath, aged 76 years 10 months re
In Bath, Aug II, MIR. William O'foughlin, aged
So years. 81 fo3t SIS a1Vl 49,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-08-18
Havana MARKET.

HAVANA, Aug. II.
tBy telegraph to Merchants Exchanged Sugars
No Y firm ut "a reals. Lumber III fair supply az w
NO demand for Box Shocks. Molasses HID SnoSn -
r. good request at y H Reops N i ihr dean" "
Exchange-Fair business doingi on Loiu9n aya w.
19a; Oh United States 20 a "a discount. frcigms
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THE MARKETS.
rE1EaRAPH1o REPORTS.
Financial.

NEWa YORK, Aug. II.
The Commercial says stocks are firm, but only mod
eratoly active. Governmeutslnrm and have advance
cd fraction The case IL the money market IN
closing at 151. Foreign Exchange dull.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-08-18
INSURANCE.

NOTICE-The Stockholders OF the Dirigo insnr-
IN anee Company are hereby notified that the IA ~
rectors OF said Company have this day determine,H
that the full amount Of all the notes given ior 1ees
therein shall be paid on or before Auguss v !"
and have for that purpose made an s ~
notes must therefore be made above at the office
Of the Company Union WHAT i Of so me I'D nfeG
lateral securities given for said notes according to
the provisions Of the bylaws of said Company
BY order of the Directors, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
iu1 10 I'm JEREMIAH DOW, Sec.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-08-18
GAIT BLOCK.oO
AhCaard.

VIE Undersigned offers his services to the Public
a. @sner poMmisson Merchant A,ictonoer
Real Estate Goods Stocks and Mercanse ~
ly, by auction or private sale; will also attend 70 te
appraisal Of property OF any description. Ali bd
executed iEeg fBf9JFt ~ sN3fHJTffy
Advances made on Consignmcnts.
r Oniee, No Bank Block, formerly occupied by tho
Bath. Aug. !. 1906. rs,4 II -sF aug4-lsw. n
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-08-18
For Sale.

- HOUSE No. Laurel street. The lot Is 80 feet
Mn; front BY q feet and inches deep. 1t contains
nine finished rooms, Il gas piped, q plentiful
supply OF hard and soft water and very convenient
Also, q Piano Forte and portion of the Furni-
ture.
Fer further particulars enquire on the premises.
.auQ 9-2W .af- ~ .ffr'f-tlf tsgi - II ~.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-08-18
For Sale at a BARGAIN.

very desirable building lot, on Grove street, adj
Abiding Mr.. George f. Fosters, and ono OF the
most pleasantly located lots In Portland for gentcel
residence and beautiful garden. Contains 1920 feet,
100 fcet front, Grove St., and 1C0 feet ON con-
tcmplatcd street. will be sold cheaper than any equal
y desirable lot can be purchased fur in Portland
Apply to VIM. ii. Jerris Real Estate Brohcr ut
Horse Railroad Office, opposite Prcble Hlusc.
i7-.1 /. n -Iss3 iys0d3w
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-08-18
DOMESTIC pnRrs..


Nichols New York. f >''aiioi''
Ar 18th inst, ship Fleetford, Slower, New yort
NEW ORLEANS-Cld 10th, ship HarrisbuSr \. WIZ
well. Boston. e'""-
RICHMOND-Ar 18th, sch Q M Petit, Clark. An
jackson, from Richmond for Boston. " IS -
Passed inside the Oapes 18th, barquelSaml Tarbox,
Tarbox from Cardiff for Baltimore. 3 80 :
g BAL1IMORE-Ar 14th inst, sch Charlotte Fish,
Strong, Boston. M ~
CID I4th, sch Whitney Long, Hayes, Portland.
fHiLADELPHIA-Ar 18th, brig Mary Means,
ppeDDse5,ts, Dighton; sch Jos Ames, Turner, from
Ha All ,9sh' ship chefain, Mcclure, Liverpo@ sch
Wba ass@ sens n1s, Ames Turner saco; 18TH Ida
Ar 10Th, schs DIR Kane D. -. orr.
Lake, Matthews, York; Caroline Grsn{ brs.sev
Providence, land cid tor Portiana1 'i"n'' 1io''ey
Below, barque Andes, Dallnq from ros4.., = ~ r
CID 10th, brig Mary Means, ffbbetts RoStn,, sc,,
sa NEW YORK; Az, 18TH ship Jacob stamler
ova, Patten, Ellsworth; Julia. Dobin, Calais s Can
Ar 10th, barque W A Plateniug, Pinkham Co..,
Gray, Bangor. Ni"y'
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IMPORTS.

PICTOU, MS. Brig L Hall -5O7 tons coal, to
JAS L Farmer. i5f(N
IIILLsBoRn, NIB. Brig Caledonia-1so tons COAL
Kerosene Oil Co. IL sis# sagsio ear
ST ANDREWS, NIB. Sch Alberto, s94 it hem
,ock boards, 10, lit # pine boards, to L Hobson.
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THE lot oc Land ON the westerly corner of Con-
Il gress aud Pearl Sts. fronting on Congress street
about Ill feet and on Pearl about 90 feet.
Apply to CHARLES Il. BARRETT,
At office Grand Trunk Railway Station.
Portland, Aug. 8. 1896. taug9tf
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House and Lot for Sale

TN Wesibrooll, near Monil's Corner New-house,
Il two-story, ~ rooms. with all the conveniences;
modern style. well finished, with IA 10 acre of land,
Price reasoable. Enquire of ANDREW CRAM, on
tho premises or w. Is. Goodrich, Stevens Plains,
Aug 3, 1s6G-13w Argus copy.
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FOE Sale.

LOT of land c6x95 on Emory Street, 149 feet
from spIing STREET., for parneuIars apply % =.
Union House, Peaks Island. aug1S1w* (
HOUSE AND STORE for Sale. The House
III and Store No. 40 Washington street IN per-
feet repair containing nine rooms beside the Store
Stable on the premises; lot about 80 by 100 $500 t
Terms favorable. Inquire on the premises. or OF
',,a..:s W. L. PUTNAM, 113 Federal street.
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HOUSE And LOT!
For Sale.

49, A good sized two soried House, suitable for
M; two large, four small families, OF Tor board
ILL. ing house-1S rooms-good cellar and excellent
water Lot 90 by 100 feet. Fine shade trees in 'front.'
This property is In Saccararpa Village the Cot
ton Mills. Prco only $1,000. Apply to w. IL. ,JER-
RfS, Real Estate Agent, opposite Prcblc House,
Portland. iy3Od3w
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DISASTERS.

with cargo IL eo ,Or a
9th inst, OIL Nantucket, during which carried away
both masts with sails and rigging broke rail, and
with on the 18th, by New York pilot boar and tow.
ed into Newport. - : - - - : S>S u
Sch Harriet Neal, from Baltimore for Salem. with
coal, is ashore at Deal, NJ, and 10 fun of water -
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House and Lot for Sale.
House at GOrham for Sale.

- good two story h,usc, containing 10 fin
I'm; ishcd rooms, good cellar, well Of water, and
III threc-quartcrs of an acre Of land, good barn
and woodhousc. within three minutes walk of the
Railroad Depot. Price $4,000. Apply 10
w. II. JERRIS,
Real Estate Agent, opposite Prcbc House.
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For Sale.

A Lot of land on Cumberland. Street, opposite
IA where the new Cathedral is now being built com
tanning about 5000 feet with tho remains tho brick
building The wall is IN good order and can be built
49, ED. CHoATE,
aug. Is. 3w No. Portland Pier.