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New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-19
S9qm Orleans 9aiIg Qrestent,
FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER IS, 1866.
,MGw OrIeans Sflonep Mlarket.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 94 CAMP STREE
lnnrRluN Eynninn Oct Ia laNE


The feature Of the market to-day has been a
slight stit1enng OF rates OF Gold and Foreign Ex-
change, which was exclusively due to the tuctu.
ations OF the New York market. The amount of
business transacted was of very restricted char
acter, however, and the market has been exceed
lngly unsettled from the opening to the close of
business. The Gold market was but poorly sup
piled at best, and with but very limited demand
throughout. Operations have been confined to
the subjoined actual sales, viz: $4,000 at 1474
$4,000 at l478 $4,000 at l474, $4,000 at l47B $30OO
$4,000, $4,000, $4,000, $4,000 and s15 900 at 49,
and $4,000 and $4,000 at 1484. Sales of Silver
have been restricted to $500 American halves at
1873, $1,000 do. at 1854, and 400 Mexican Dollars at
I48. The closing figures this evening were l48@
1484 for Gold, 138@139 for American Silver coin,
and l4860149 for Mexican Dollars.
FOREIGN ExCHANGE-Whilst the tendency of
rates Of Sterling and Francs is still downward,
operations continre of too restricted a character
to justify any ,dotabe variation in,'rates To-day
the outdn> supply was very small and the demand
vase % time much better than nominal, as may
be readily inferred from the subjoined statement,
which includes the whole of the actual sales for
the day, viz: f250O clear Sterling bills at 1863!
$4,000 do at 1875 30,O0Of bank Francs at 3,50f,
and ll0,O0Of. commercial do, in several lots, at
3574f We repeat yesterdays quotations, as fol
lows, viz: Bank Sterling nominal at 159@lGO
clear bills at 15G40l585; Bank Francs at 3.55@
350f., and out door Francs at 3.62b03.578f.
DOMESTIC ExCHANGE-The is no alteration of
any kind to report under the above heading
Offerings of private and commercial are still much
smaller than had been looked for, in view of the
recent heavy sales of Cotton on northern and east
ern account, while the demand continues re-
stricted, without any symptoms of an immediate
improvement. The purchases by banks and bank
ers to-day have been confined to $4,000 New York
sight at % cent discount; 100000 do. at 5@4;
$4,000 do. at Z $I20,00O, mixed lot, bought
VI, -, ,.. r.. ii. )
/ W cent. discount for 10 days sight and {
" cent. discount Tor thirty days slght; SZ0,UJU
10 days sight sold at Il 7B cent. discount !;
$4,000 do. at Ia 70 cent discount and 900 90
days, and $40 600 80 days sight at Il 3 cent dis
conn+ Tho r,,1iny ra+ae ere i nor cant disoorn+
:, z =
at bank, and $0l3 per cent. discount out of doors,
60, ,;,,l+ oto,,I.. -, ~ ,,,,4t,o.,, a;4;a. o.
?-1,Sta:,l4, 80. IN ~ :
" 7iiO ll "tu III tliLio vi al 10 aiS S|4il VI
foo restricted character TO establish reliable
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Near Yo,.k Markets. Is

Ne0 kOJE 11NFHeLSs - - -4
Cotton-dull and nominal; sales 1870 bale,: did
ding Up'ands at 81 a $50. .
tlJnr-receipts G,50S .bbs.; sales $500 bbls State
lining. superane State at s5eS 80 Extra do.
at ~ ( "a, SV n hoice do. at Go "a $50. Round
suporne westerns s. a 7sS % Ccmm w - 10 oo o5
Extra Western Z % g $50 Southern Dun and and
@3 Fancy and Extra Il n ~ 70 15os oa a. 10 10
dull and lmmon grades declinnSs. o W. Oall. t
ct $50 q 10 is; Extra good to choice at "a 81 20
wheat--dulI and nominally lower; no sales Of anv
magnitude reported. VI any
Corn-dull and 1c lower, with sales $4,000 bnsno,.
sound at 80 q 90. ol-
oa;s-dal and heavy; sales new Western at 81 a
Beef-steady; sales $50 bbls; new plain mess at
10 eo E. u ,s %; new Extra do 20 50 @245o
~ oDis: new mess Tor July sellers and buyers op-
81 o.; cash Old do. at 80 90; Prime do. Is 30.
oo Lard-luli and heavy; sales e25 bbls. at 10 90
,Butter-heavy; sales Ohio at 60 @ ase; State at
wy,hiskey5dull and nominal Western at 2s.
,,si:ars~iall; sales 200 hhds. Muscovado at 1, a
C,ffee-quiet. ~, --.s--.--. =. ~.
Molasses-dui. ~ --- - r. 81 a---a-
Naval Stores-steady; Spirits Turnen4i,a o. =, On
Rosin 2 81 Q859 - 10 : ~ penuee u "a 50.
oils-frm; saes Linseed at IS a 1e5 1.,d
Sperm and Whale quiet A1tio'
Petrolegm-dull; sales crnde at rs a Ole. 70.
fined bonded at 40 a 41c. -"so' re-
T,l,w-,qaiet; sales las, 600 TBS. at l2a a 1sc.
FreiShts to Lverpool-qufet and very firm.
Netc Orleans Markets,
NEW ORLEANS June o.
cotton-dull; sales 3oabales fdiddlng at "a @9 SO.
Foreign Markets.
Per steamship Germania.
LIVERPOOL. COTTON MARKET; June 49, A
M:-Cotton seles yesterday, 10000 les including
lo)o to spectators and exporters. The market was
Srm a unchanged prices. -
rhe Brea SUITS market Is firm.
lie Proyisi ms market is steady.
1io fro luce market is qiie and steady.
eel L0 " N oeS MONEY MARKET, June 12-ConsoIs
AMERICAN sECURITIES.-U. 8. 5-9o,s e6l60
70 e 75!. o'-'''"i 'na'es
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Board.
THREE or four single gentlemen can he ACORN.
d., modated with board and rooms at No. Congress
june23d1w*
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DIvoRCE.-The New York Nation takes
the s,found that we need general marriage
law Tor the whole Union as much and more
than we need general system of COINAGE.
All American men and women ought to be
married, and all American children to be born
under the same law" it says. 1t may be adj
duced that so lax are the laws of divorce in
some of the States, that the Rev. DIR. Hovey,
OF Newton, has lately published q little vol
ume in wnich the Christian law of divorce is
made obligatory on all Christians, ANYTHING in
the laws OF the States to the contrary not
withstanding BY this rule, crime or death
can alone dissolve the marriage re iatlnn.
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PORTLAND & ROCHESTER
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT

GEE55Er5sF1 On and after Monday April 90, 1906,
sytrains will leave follows:
LEAVE oaov River Tor Portland at s ~ ana Or A NJ
340P. M. ~ ne
Leave Portland fot Saco River at 15A.. H., 2Ovand
- ne 2h P. train out and the A N train In TO
Portland Will be freight trains with passenger lsrs
attached
~ stages connect at Gorham for West Gorhans,
Standish, steep Falls, BALDWIN, Denmark. seLaco'
6rlogton, Lowell. hiram, Brownfield FryebuTg,
conway, Bartlett, jackson Limington cornish ,ror.
ter Freedom, Mad and Eaton N. "a
AT Buxton Center for West Buxton, Bonny-Eagie
south Limington Limington, Limerick NewftId,
Parsonsheld and Ossipee
At Saccarappa for south Windham Windham Hi
and North hndhaIn. DAILY
team Car aud Acc'mods i,p trains wi run as fol-
loWs;-Leaye Gorh IN for p RI u, d at suyA NJ aud
2'vr Leave Portland FIR 6orham az IL 10 r ~
and 4P.M
Portland, April IS lSt6-dI
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GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY,
SUMMER AkRANGEMENT.
OF Canada.

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
EIEEz7Q On and after Monday, ApyiI ath, 1866,
ytrains will run as follows =
Morning Train for South Paris, Lewiston and
Auburn at z 90 A N.
Mail Train tor Waterville Bangor, Gorham Island
Pond, Montre and Queb. at iOP
This train connects with Express train for To on.e
Detroit and Chicago. coping Cars attached ironi
Island Pond to Quebec and 5lonireal
No Baggage eau be received or checked after the
tune above stated.
Trains will arrive as follows:-
From so. Paris, Lewiston ana Auburn, etOA
From Montreal, quebec &c. 2I5P
The Company are not responsible for baggage to
any amount exceeding $50 IN value (and that person
a unless notice Is given and paid for at the rate OF
one passenger tor every $50 additional value
C. BRIDGES, Managing director.
BAILEY. Local Superintendent.
Portland, April 7. 1876. dtf
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MARRIED..

In New Sharon, Juno ?, Levi NJ Moore and Mary
z Trask
In New Vineyard, May 49, Eben Morton, OF N v,
md Eunice j Morton. CT Tempe.
In Tu. ner, June y, David Jones and Miss Vesta
Jones.
In Turner, June II, S NJ Williams and Amanda j
Buck, both Of Buckfeld.
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P0nTLAhD 8 EtNNEBEC R. &.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,
Commencing Monday, April sosh, 1866.

-s...a5sF7 Passenger Trains leave Portland daily
Sx@15k at i.UO r NJ, Tor BAH, Angus M \, -
GA sl--e, .A.4IAals Mil ,Skownegan, ana la1
stations, (coinecriDg at Brunswick with Auul,ness
IN l.. Il. Tor Lewls,on anu faImlngt N, anu 1T
kendas Mills xitn Aialne Ientlal Il. n. ion Eng@r
anu ediate stations. Fares as icv By GAS Tcse
Leave ortland for Bath, Lewiston, Augusta and
intel mediate stationson SATURDAY ony at SJo r. al
Alxeu Tram leaves Portana Ior La All lit rIe-
ua,e s.auons daliy, exec tSaturday, at 3.4o Pm.
rfelsnt Tram, with passenger car attached viii
.eaVe fort ana Ior oAowhesAn ana int neC.atc sia-
tons every morning a.. ocIoek.
Trans irOm Bath ana Lew seOn are due at Portland
at SOD NJ, anu from SkowLegau ana + arinin. ton
anu intermediate stations at z3J r. NJ. to emmett
with trans DosUon.
Stages nor IoeAlana connect at Bath; and for Bel
last u augusta, and tor SolDn, Anson, Noi1ii..e-
WICK, Athens ami Moose Head Lake at Skowheg9I
anu or CHINA, Last anu North Vassalporn' az Ma.
salooro', ana tor Unity at Kendail's MIl's.
w. HATCH, Superintendent.
April g. 1SC6-dtf
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DIED.

In this city, Mrs Elizabeth wife of Robert r Bax-
err aged 81 years II months.
In Belmont, May Is, Mr. John Nash, aged "a years
months.
Hove, aged 20 years.
In Freedom. May 20, Mr. Jeremiah Plummer. aged
81 years months.
r ponobscot, May 81, Mrs Nancy Dunbar, aged
80 wears.
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The Markets.
TELEaRAPHIc REPORTS.
FyHanctoI.

NEW y DIRK. June %.
The Commercials article says the only fe itlre
Of interessto-dayis he upward turn in gold which
Is ing hel oh the act anticipation of pros
ma King demandfor it next wees. The shipments
toby lr I'M Europe were 81 100000. Stools dull
Governments quiet MONEY cay. Gold reached
1885, and il firm.
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"A ship Of about l4oo tons. built by Master Dun
hing at Brewer, is to be launched on Thursday. She
eal and Of the largest vessels built the
penobscot river.
RIcHMoND-sld goth, brig Violet. Adams. Rap
Sre@nrv' East Weymontb 'oi A@'o'' '0i 'uS'''''''
N0RFOLK-Ar 18th schs Challenge. Hart. Rock
BORT; Martha Sargent. Glover Roc xiand
BALTIMORE-Cid 21st, sch Leesburg, Harring-
Sid fin Cape Henry 10th, baroue Ellen Stevens. for
Portland; sch G Clark, do.
PHIIADELPHIA-Ar 2ist brig Harriet. HAM
nond Cardenas IS s
CID DIST schs Ella Hodgdon, Hodgdon, Bangor;
fzetta Littlefield Stockton; Trident Jameson. Tor
Boston.
NEW YORK-Ar 21st, brig Birchard & Torrey,
Turner, Lingan CB
John Grin Could Gloneesteoi ha%G1eT; SonesRSrs
iout tor Newburyport :: Clinton, Holmes, P.ugh-
1eepse for Pembroke Elyfra, Drisko Elizabethport
or Boston. =
Gid ed, ship Escort, Fltner, Liverpool; barque
Pink ham. Cow Bay CB; Alpine. Killman, Frankfort
sias Ell EIiznnetnorf apiian 1AiVeS'0n champion
PR0V 1IDTsEFol 91st sch Jenny Isna Graves
New 1 aSrk scb. A,sr, 1.son and .,r x,,,or,,
.orwoo I Calais > ''ainsol' 'Au "o'rse Aloo'i'
lS "a sens 9,h %a Ban
! ho,nn and nisSotch par,sar Ca,aia s'
wy a se RoWsna Agnev Calais
| FIR New Landau ' -s' '
~ D AN 1.o a1st sch Mary Ianpdon H.
| New York ' w. -''-s - - ,
sALR EN- 21st, scbs War steed. Davis. phi,a-
eHOLMES'S HoLEEAr Est. - schs Gertrnde Hor-
ton, Jameson; D Hodgkins Savage. and Marietta,
| Hall, Rockland for New York; Com Keai new. Rob,
| Providence. - -,
ar "a, schs G W Dexter, Eastman, Philadelphia
Yopn Sad r Tor
BUSTON-Ar 22d. brig Forest. Strout. Rondout:
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To Let.
HOUSE LOTS.

VERY eli eliblelot near the head OF State street
IA size, IS by SO,
Also lots on Emery and Lewis Streets, near Pine
Street --a w. Fl. STEPHENSON
apz5-dtf I'd National Bank
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"A cruel wag turned bala-headed friend
into an enemy by advising him to have his
head frescoed.
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House for Sale.

THE three-story Brick House No. 70, corner o.
Il Danforth ana Tate Streets. 1t has all the mod
eIn Improvements and is in excellent condition
The house can be examined any day.
Forterms, &C., apply to
~s.--, RUFUS E. WOOD,
So No. 10 Central Wharf
Portland. Apr. 80, 1S66.-tf
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N o II L Q E.
United States Internal Revenue.
First Collection District Of the State
OF Maine.
AssEssoR's OFFICE, % EXCHANGE ST

ASSESSORS OFrlCE, % Elk CHANGE ST. I
Portland. June 8th, 1866. ! 4
PURSUANT to the provisions OF the several Acts
of Congress, ste. provide Internal Revenue to
support the Government and to pay interest on the
public deb hereby give public notice thai will
receive and hear appeals relative to any erroneous
excessive Valuations assessments enumeraiions
made and turned in the Annual List of %, by the
Assistant Assessors within the County OF Lurnber-
land, in said District, at my said oice in Portland,
on Wednesday, the 9th day of June, A. D., 1866,
trict, at my dwelling house In York, in said County
of York, on Monday, the 18th day Of said June.
On the above days at A. M, the proceedings OF
said Assistants and the Lists taken and returned
aforesaid will be snbmittei to the inspection of any
and all persons who may apply fr that purpose.
All appeals must be made in writing and must spec
lily the particular cause. m tier thing, respecting
which decisi is requested, and the ground prn-
e:ple complained Of
NATH'L G. MARSHALL, Assessor.
All persons with whom Offices may have been or
may be left, who ha e failed may fail to make
ments, &C., &c. TO the Assistant Assessors, within
ten days from the date when such not is left with
sucn persons, tei rasdeneas aCU be assessed in
such sum for income, carria ses, wat nes c., &C.,
the Assistant Assessors. from the best information
they obtain, may think just to VIII oh the penal
ty OF twenty-five per cent. prescribed by law will be
added; and from assessment SO made, relief
be obtained after June u, 1866. ALI persons do
ing business since May /, 1865, viii, requires Lii
cense, not having made application therefor. have
rendered ems Ives liable to penalty of five hun
dred dollars besid imprisonment for two years. in
addition O the payment of the tax for license.
June 11-e0d&w .tune27. =
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Burning Fluid.

q HE best to be found in III city at 70 cents psr
L gallon at s. C,RUNLETIr a 80 q
Also Lamps repaired junsfGdtf
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Vessels Wanted.

aa Vessels Wanted.
1t4cA To load Lumber and Lai;hs at st. John
AIN N. B. for Philadelphia and Baltimore
N11TSN and Deals for Europe Al 90 vessels want
=. ed to freight Coal from Ii .nyan Cowbay
and other Nova Scotian ports to New
fork, and other ports. Also vesseti to take Ium.
Der al Bangor for Baltimore, Phila nelphia, Prov.
idence, &c. Apply to
LITTLEJOHN CHASE,
No. Moulton ST., opposite Head Of one Wharf
May 80, 1S66-dti 1900 ~ -
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international Steamship Go.
Eastport, Calais and st. John.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
THREE TRIPS PER WEEK
WITH REDUCED FARE.

q On and after MONDAY, June
sssss.A.-~N 4th, the Steamers Of the lnterna-
n II lhE%\ tional Line will leave Railroad
Wharf, foot Of STATE Street. every
- >--;-z1-'s MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY, at o'clock 4 NJ, for Eastport and st.
John.
Returning, will leave st. John and astport same
days Tor Portland, and Boston.
At PASSPORT the steamer Queen win connect TOR st.
Andrews, Robbhston, Caais and New Brunswick
hallway to Woodstock and Houlton Stations, and
Stage Coaches viii connect Tor Machas
AtSt. John passenger take +. q N. A. Railway
for Shediac and nom tn nee for Summersi6e and
Oh rlottetown, p. l.. island, and Pctou, N S; also
Halifax, every Tuesday and Friday evening, .and
for Digby every Monday and Thursday mornings.
Freight received on days OF sailing until tour
O'Clock T, nj. G. G. LATON,
May ~, IS66.-dtf Agent.
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oEpARrURR OF OCEAN STEAMERS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Saturday, June go.
ARRIVED.
Sch Union Anderson, Lubec.
Sch Vintage, Nash, Bristol
CLEARED.
Steamer Franconia, Sherwood, New York-Emery
Fox.
Barque Norton Stover, Slower, Matanzas-E Chur-
chill q co.
Brig Mazatlan. Leland. Bangor = Littlejohn &
chase. 3 Ef.-s
Sch George Deering Willard, Philadelphia G
Willard
Sch Roker, Began, Boston-master.
Sch Shawmut Kicker, Boston, HI White.
Sch Brgaduce, Kennard, Castine-master.
SAILED-US steamer .Winooska, FOR Nova Scotia
briggs Mary A Chase, Neil iwa, and others.
Sunday, June "a.
ARRIVED.
Sch G Clark, Cum uings, Baltimore, 4 days.
Sch Josephine G Collyer, Crosby, Boston.
Sch Osian E Dodge, Hinkley, Bath.
Sch Protector, Poole. Bath. esss.r
Sch Ida Morton, Prince "amden. .aa
Ar at Baltimore 22d, .-.s abby @ 'Titcomb, Tit
comb, Portland.
A ship OF about t400 tons. built by Master Dun
hing at Brewer, is to be launched on Thursday. She
is called the Phneas Pendleton built of good
eria and of the largest vessels built the
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TTyHE past members and friends of the Portland
i Mechanic Blues will celebrate he 55th Anniyer-
sary OF the old Corps by excursion to the Islands
on MONDAY, June 25th. All who have ever been
members of the Company are invited to join with us
upon that occasion, and requested to meet at the
Armory on Saturday evening, June 23d. at O'clock
to complete the necessary arrangements.
june23d2t - 80 PER ORDER
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Public Notice !
Albion House.

EN Trnye'ers who visit Portland will and
f,ESS .H place to stop in this City,
EA Passengers from the bats will find this
House open ear In the morning. and the best place
in Portland to get an early breakfast.
EsF-Meals furnished at all hours. Rooms to LET by
the day week. -
Portland, June %, tSc6-dtf
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NOTICE.
COTTON DUCK

COTTON DUCK !,
CHAINS, ANCHORS. &c.
The subscribers, manufacturers and sole agents for
the sale of ssLAWRENCE" and GOLD COLONY"
Cotton Duck and Irvine, now have full assortment
on hand; likewise -
800 Pieces Cotton Ravens Duck
20 Bales 2and thread lax Sail Twine. ~m
20 Bales Stout and Light Russia Ravens Duck.
300 Coils Hoth's Russia Bolt-R ,pe.
SOO Pieces English choI Bunting, assorted colors
100 Chain Gables, in. to Il IN.
100 Tons Coil Chain, 3 16 in. to II in,
Warranted American Anchors
For salea 20 u rs CONNER cial ST., Boston.
may4-d3m FEARING, THATCHER co.
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Railroads.
POR TT A ND
SAC0 & PORTSMOUTH R. R.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,

Commencing Monday, May 18th, 1850.
- Passenger Trains leave Portland for
sxh--ESs Boston at $40 a. NJ, $50 ana 6UO teA-
PiSsbl =.
7.0Otexpressj p. NJ.
On aionuays, Wednesdays Fridays the Express
tram 10 ana rom Boston IL run Boston . IL. ne
Il. ~, stopping o1Iy az Saco, BldGfru, enne bunk,
North berwick, South Boz "icA junction, Dovcl, Ia
e!er, hayerI1u anu Lawrence. anu Oh TUESDAYS,
Thursdays anu Saturdays Will run via the EN-
Il. r., soppIng only at oaco biadeiord. h enIe Dunk
anu Lynn.
~ a special Freight train, with PASSENGER carat
a AZ "hiieaSe EludeiOIG I1r w -" 1T
Iortand, May II, 1ss6.-tl 1850. 80.
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FOr SAFE,
~ three storied modern built BRICK
= tAi;it HOUSE, cont lining thirteen rooms with
- abundant closet room, marble fire pieces; eel
lar under tire Who'll housr; never faili supply of
hard and soft water; gas throughout the house. Lot
good size will, fine shade trees.
The house is in fine order and located on one of the
rincipal streets ofte city, in good neighborhood
and IL be I'D at bargain if applied for at once-
Can be examined any day. Possession can be had at
once. Apply to
W. G. CHADBoURN,
May 1S-dtf Office 81 Middle St.
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g4at SPOK en-.
May 25, lat q 49, lon 81, brig Eclipse, from York
for Porto Rico, ~
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Notice.

nLD CIDER is wanted and will be received in
~ small quantities well as larger quantities and
cash paid at No 90 Commercial Street.
April IS, 1s61.-d6
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annual NTeetinn.

TJNHE Annual Meeting OF tie Stockholders of tho
Portian Rollh Mills, will be hol6eu at the OF
nee OF the Treasure 1S6 Fore Street, Portland on
Tuesday june 9th. 1866, at O'Clock P. NJ Tor the
purpose OF choosing Clerk, Treasurer, and Eve IT,
rector. for the ensuing year. anil the tlnnssc Of
such other business as NAV legally me beto them
GEO. e. B. JACKSON, Clerk.
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For Sale

HOUSE, Stable and Garden, corner Melbourne
and Willis Streets The Lot is 132xsO well laid out
and stocked with Fruit and Ornamental Trees Grape
Vines and Shrubbery. Perso. 8 DESTROYS Of purchas-
ing HOME every way pleasant and desirable, will
do well to examine this place, as it is one o.
gam. ln 30 KS
For particulars inquire on the premises Of
May 2s-dtf t 80
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wanted.
A COOK and Table Girl at 80 Danforth Street.
"A references required
june 23, 1s66-dlw*
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Steamers for Sale.
4 The light drafted stern-wh
ssozzss.~ IN Steamers CLARION and FAIL
a n .HAk\ CON. Trey have large freight ca
~ pacity between decks, saloon and
s state rooms on upper deck. Can
carry five hundred excursonists lmfortably. They
are less than twl ~ old. Dimensions 95 feet
long, y ieet wide. Will be sold low II applied for
soon. Enquire of
ROSS s. STURDIvANT.
Junel5df Is Commercial street.
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Wants, Lost and Found.

Stolen.
ttle LADY who took the Gents Travelling Bag from
\ tne Score under U: 5. Hotel, two weeks since,
once. june23d1ws
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-06-25
Valuable Lot for Sale

F1HAT very eligible Lot on Temple Street. near
Middle Street, with the Wal thereon. There is
good cellar with connecting drain. Lot about 10 by
by 20 feet. Terms reasonable. Applyto
=. JOHN G. PROCTOR, a
May Is, isss.-dtt as - -''''' : ''s''
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-06-25

'NHE UNITED STATES PATENT RIGHT for
u MAkSHALLS IMPROVED ANCHOR.
for iur5her particulars enquire of, or address
1a-te GEO. L. KlMBALL,
Firm of Stevens. Freeman IL Co.
Nov. 11--dtf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-06-25

The new FRENCH COTTAGE.
51MEA-|I and about seven acres of land STU
ETalEgMAA ated on the Cape Cottage road, in
III sIFE#s 30 Cape Elizabeth. The house contains
fourteen rooms. The sea view is un-
surpassed. Inquire of
O w. Ill. STEPHENSON.
April2-tf Second National Bank.