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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-08-27

Tor Sale, in Saccarappa, two story house.
y nearly new containing S well finished rooms,
within two OF three minutes walk of the Depot,'
date the purchaser.
Inquire at this Office, or offs. P. CLAY, of sacca-
Kappa. aa '1EA iulteIh
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EOR SALE-House No. 81 Bracket street. The
y lot Is 30 feet front by about 100 feet Deep
has gas fixtures and plenti III supply Of hard and
soft water; 4svery the line the horse cars and
every way desirable residence. For terms apply
to H. p. DEANE, No. Clapp's Block, Congress ST.
jy23 dti - -
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lots for Safe.

Only II cents per Foot!
ENINELY located Lots on the Eastern Promenade,
IL in Lots to suit purchasers.
Also fine Lots on Congress between High and State
Streets aud ON Decring street, Ia Lois to suit psrchs
crs. Applyto ftL
w. HI. j ERRHS, Real Estntc Agent,
At Railroad Office, opposite Prcblc House
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For Sale,

A HOUSE in Cape Elizabeth, situated on the
IN nortlery side Of High street about quarter Of
mile from the Ferry. 1t 10 double house, two sto-
RIGS high in good repair. Apply 20 CHARLES p.
INGl;AHAM, Commercial Wharf. aug21-iws
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City of Portland.

City of Portland.
VTTHEREAS the City Council by their order pass-
w cd Aug. 18th, 1850, directed the Committee on
Laying out and widening streets to consider the cx-
pediency Of widening Spring street between South
and Centre streets and extending Spring from its
present terminus to Cross street.
Notice is hereby given to all parties interested that
the Joint Standing Committee Of the City Council on
laying out new streets, will meet to hear the parties
and view the proposed way on the 9th LAY Of Au-
gust 1885, at three O'Clock in the afternoon ut the
corner OF Spring and South streets and will then
then and there proceed TO determine and atljudgc
whether the public convenience requires said street or
way TO be laid out.
Given under our hands OH this 18Th (ay of August
A. d. 1866.
AUG. E. STEVENS,
EDMUND PHINNEY,
g AMBROSE GIDDINGS,
JOSEPH BRADFORD,
q ELIAS CHASE, q M
w. p. FILES,
Committee on Laying out New Streets,
aug20dtd
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H B Meicalf, Rogers, New York; Hattie Z Dodge,
NEWPoRT-Ar oath, sch sedonia, Simmons, from
TAUNToN~sid 23d, sch j C waldron, Cum
m NEW TIA HAvEN-Ar ed, brig Doane Redman
Bangor.
cd sd, schs Gcorg a, Ocean Ranger, N R Heagan,
S Lindsey. and Foreo.
NEW BEDFoRD-sld 9th, sch Mary Fletcher.
HOLMES HoLE-Ar 23d, sch Walton. Wheeler,
savannah for Bath, with captain and three men
s'ck); Gertrude, Coalwe, Calais for New York; Red
Rover. West, Woods Hole Tor Belfast
,EnOSfoN-Ar oath, sch E Elmer Crawford, FIN
west, Hutchins, Wilmington, NC.
:, Ar 10Th, schs Wave Crest, Davis, and Trade Wind
Gorson, Philadelphia; Silver Magnet Perry, fnla
deiphia; Gettysburg, Smith. do; Laurel, HOPKINS
Bangor.
CID 25tl, brig waltham Matthews Charl eys1Is
scls Amira Ann Lunt. Calais; Della Kinds, Wel,s'
do; Earl, Wentworth Bangor; j BaAr, Barberick'
G Si,eI 22d. brig Catharine, McNear,
Wiscassot FOR Boston, schs Michael, Rich, Bangor
for Nantucket: Harriet. Maddox Rockand LOT los
ton; Trader, Jefferson, do for do; Elizabeth, DAVIS
MA MXcH III 18th sea Donwopth, Smith, Port
land (and cid ed Tor dol
BANGOR-Ar 2ith, sch Margaret, walker. from
Cd S9th. barques Caro-, Beals, Palermo; BidweI,
c. urchill, Monteyideo.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Ar at st Jago It'll inst. brig VIM Nickels, George,
Savannah; Sth, Mcintyre Hagerty, Boston.
York. 1-7' - -, =.
Sid I'm Remedies 9Th ms. lrig William, Dobson,
AT at Havana 18th inst, brig kitty Coburn Wilson.
Matanzas.
Cid 18th, brig Kaie Foster, Foster, New York.
AT at Matanzas 18th inst brig Union, from Port
Sid 18th barque Carlton, Trecartin, Havana.
Sid finn Matanzas 18th inst, barque Reunion, Ira
cy, Havana. t
At do nth, barque welkin, Blanchard, Tor New
York.
At Turks Islands 10Th inst, ship Rochester, for
Bath DAYS; barque Alcyone. for New York, do.
Ar at Halifax 10th inst sch Sarah Hill, Moore,
Rockpcrt. Me
Ar at st John, ND, goth inst, brig Acme. Patten,
New Haven; Dist. schs Brothers, Durham, Belfast;
Investigator, Holt Portland.
Cid Goth, sch Yankee Ilade, Co0mbs, Philadelphia;
2st, brig NJ Goddard, Whipple, Portland.
(Per City of Paris, at New York;
Sid fan Liverpool 18th inst. Rising Sun, Or, for
Boston. las
Ar at Melbourne May 80, Gen Cobb, Golf, FIN San
Francisco; June q Jas Cheston Colson, Boston; Sth
Guiding Star. Small New York.
Ar at st Helena June 80 Josiah l. Hale NOVEL;,
Maulmain for England.
= CD at Gibraltar Sd inst, Montebello Kelley, from
Sid FIN Havrc 18th ms, Clara Picxens, Rogers, for
Bordeaux.
SPOKEN
Aug 8, lat 46, Ion 5s, ship Isaac Webb from New
York for Liverpool.
Aug 1C. lat 10 so. lon 81 o., barque Ada G York.
from Flew Orleans Tor Liverpool.
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One OF the Finest Locations Ia, PORT
land for Sale.

fINHE valuable aud desirable Estate on CONGRESS Az
Il enuc, at the corner OF Carleton street tci1g ~
street, containing moro than 5000 square t,et lie
situation that cannot be obtained once in nnarte NJ
a century. i'''''i VI
These premises command a fine yicw or tho srr-
70 undng country and well worthy TIC attention
OF purchasers. Apply to W. II. JFPRis Rc1l Estate
Agent-kaiiioad Office, opposite Preblc House.
rorr,l ~
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Office of Collector of Internal
Revenue.
First Collection District of Maine.
No. 30 T-2 Commercial Street.

PORTLAND, AUGUST, 1t, 1856.
Pursuant 10 The provisions OF an act of Congress
"to provide Internal Revenue 10 support the Govern
ment. 10 pay interest the public debt, and for other
PURPOSES, approved June 80. 1864 and Acts amcnda-
tory thereto, hereby give notice that have received
from the Assessor OF said district the annual list for
1SCG that the several duties. taxes and licenses as
sessed and enumerated in said list have become due
and payable, and that willin person or by DEPUTY,
attend to collecting ard receiving said duties taxes
and licenses, assessed and payable within lie County
of Cumberland, in said district. at this Office from
the 2Sth day of August, A. D., 1885, to tho sth (ay
Of September, A. D., 1866. both days inclusive
And further give notice that will, in like man
ner, attend to collecting and receiving duties taxes
in the County of York. in said district at the follow
ing designated times and places. viz -
SACO at the Hotel kept by John Il. Clcavos Tues
day. August 2Sth, 1sGG, from 10 o'clock, A. M. to c
O'Clock, p. M, a9ff0
BIDDEFORD at the Biddefora House, "Wednesday
August e9h 1sGG, from 10 O'Clock A. NJ, to O'clock
KENNEBUNK, at the Hotel Kept by WA, Hall.
Friday August G1st, 1866 from II O'Clock A. M, to
o'clock. 7. NJ.
KfTTERY, at the Office of Francis Bacon, Esq.
Saturday. September LIST, 1866. from II o'clock. A.
NJ, TO o'clock =. NJ.
SOUTH BERWICK at the Newichawauicl House.
Monday September 81. 1ecc. from 10 O'clock A. NJ,
to o'clodk, A. M. sr21
Persons in York County. DESTROYS of so doing. can
pay their taxes Mt this Office at any time prior 10 Sem
tember Stl. 1sCG except during the time herein srcc
ially designated for their collection elsewhere.
Special notice will be mailed 10 all persona who
neglect to pay as aforesaid for the issuing and service
of which lee OF twenty cents will be Charged ms
provided by Sec. 2s, of the Act above named ' 80
NATHANIEL j. MILLER. Collector.
.ur1Q-1fsnO10 7NN-'
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IMPORTS.

TURKS ISLAND. Sch Sophia 1000 bushels salt,
TO Dana {: Co.
MiniasHra Aliannnc........Au August 81.
sun rises. .......... $40 Moon rises 49, 7.2OPM
Sun sets. e.13 IIioh water II K0 M
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House and Lot for Sale

NO, 70 Oxford street, The house contains II fin
more. Pipcd with gas, plenty Of waer and e COM,
yenient for two families Rents for $40. Nm Lc
sold at a bargain. Apply to II. A. MORSE. on the
premises. aug2s-lws
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For Sale,

A Lot OF land on Cumberland Street. opposte
"A where the now Cathedral Is now being built. con-
tanning about 5000 feet with the remains of the brick
pmlng. inc wall IS in good order and can be built
up at small expense. -lpply TO
L. ID. CIIO4TE,
aug. IL. 3w No. Portland Pier.
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SPOKEN

Aug g. lat 46, Ion IS, ship Isaac Webb, from New
York for Liverpool.
Aug 1C. lat 10 so, lon 81 o., barque Ada G York,
from f'ew Orleans for Liverpool.
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Land for Sale.

A LOT OF land ON Cumberland ST., above Wash
IA ington, 80 by 80 feet, with two cellars in good
quire at office of B. D. VERRILL, No. 10 Free st.
Aug IL, 1s66.-dtf
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HOTELS.

PARKS HOUSE,
49, Washington Street,
Near the Heal of Milk Street, BOSTON.
FTSHE undersigned would respectfully stale 10 tile
Il citizens of Portland and the East generally that
they have leased the above well known Hotel, and
having made improvements in the same, are prcpar-
sonabc prices.
Merchants from the country ard Travellers gcncr-
ally, will lind pleasant home al the PARKS HOUSE
during their soiourn in the city.
TERMS $500 day, including meals and room..
II. ID. a. j. III. RAND,
S. e. FISH. CLERK. PRorRIEToRs
:ur24d3n
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NOTICE. will sell on favorable terms rs 70
~ payment, or let for term Of years. the lots on
the corner of Middle and Franklin streets, and on
franklin street, including the corner of Franklin and
FORE streets. Apply to VIM. HILLIARD Bangor
or SMITH q REED, Attorneys Portland iyf2fi
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IL and Store No. 40 Washington street in per-
lect repair containing nine rooms, beside the Store
Stable on the premises; lot about so by 100 $500 I'll
Terms favorable. Inquire the pr, misses. OF OF
WI. PUTNAM, 113 Federal street
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Gas Notice.

Gas Notice.
THE rules of the Gas Company require the Gas
pipe in buildings to be of certain sizes in proper
hon to the length OF pipe and the number OF burn
crS.
1t is important alike to The Company and tho con-
sumner that this rule be observed.
Cards specifying the sizes required can be obtained
at the Office No 2S7 Congress street. corner of Chest
nut. aug24-1w
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HOUSE and Lot for Sale. two and a half
stored House on Alder Street; only three wears
o. rut trees and shrubeIry. The lot contains about
5000 feet The house will accommodate two families
or more II desirable The house Is thoroughly finish
ed of the best materials and is located IN an unob
jectiOnabe neghborhood.
Apply to VIM. n. JERRls Real Estate Broker.
at Horse Railroad Office, opposite Preble House.
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EOR SALE. / will sell my house No. 65 Park
given ten DAYS after SALE.
49, FREDERICK FOX,
MT; FOX tor the present may be found at office o
Smith & Reed. Morton Block Congress ST. iul I7tt
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