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, 1866-12-06

JAECES1rs,-Hepry Ba,s. charged with stealing
nm ore1cnal and pair OF pante three or four
wccks ago from John Nelson, at No. 2ls West In
diana et1cet, was cxamnrd In the Police Court
yesterday morning and was conaui,Icd fos trial In
bail oil $6U0.
cd between eight and nine o'clock on Fr,day
evening by Officer spcfden. at the corner Of Kinzte
and North CLARK stFeeta. He lad ba: partially
Gllcd with heavy hammers, cold chiscls aud other
tools which had been stolen from the yards OF two
store cutters, Ihomas Hughes. at No. 3at South
Jefferson street. md Thomas "oodman, at No, 6
Police Cou,t yesterday morning aad was COM
United for trial tn ball of x.UN on each charge.
, 1866-12-06
THE CITY.

GA. R.-Posr 50 will hold special mu.tcr to-
night st csmp, corner OF Clinton and Randolph
streets.
, 1866-12-06

W1sTErS FnE1oHTs.-lhe mceans Of the Rail
read Frrighl Agents, and the committee appointed
By lhe Pork Packers nnd Shippers, which wAs an-
no1ncrd to be held In the Office Of the Michigan
Southern Ra3lro.d Company. Yesterday afternoOl,
I'd
, 1866-12-06

Paper ffanstnE8 aad Window ShudeA
At greatly reduced prices. F. E. Risby, 81 Ran-
, 1866-12-06

NItlWnukce Market.
Especial Despatch TO the Chicago TFih1re.1
MILWAUKEE, December 5.
FLorR-very dull and no sales.
GEA1S-Whcai duli ami declining, With sales st II 10
a1@x fnr No. :; ti.67al.Gs for Nos: St.i0 Tor re-
jected. Oats unchanged With sales Of 100 bu No. at
&c. Corn dull with sacs Of -, bn No. At BIC. Rye
steady nj Sc for MOL. Barley unchanged. With ealcs
at Sac for No. Z delivered.
BCTTER-Stcady at &c.
E0Gs-Sc.
l'noy1s1oss-Flsncs IT tl7o0 for city mess pork.
DREssEn El0fS-Gnchangcd, with sac At &5,5o36s75,
dividing on 20 he.
LIVE HoG-Dull and g3saesc lower, at &. .Stas.l0.
RKcEnIs-9o0b brls nous. 2,0c0 hn wheat 37,u0o bu
oSH.
Eu1FxESTs--sco brls nour.
, 1866-12-06

Our Country Friends lll want of Goods
of any k,no from Chicago will do well to send
their orders either b. r1aI or express to the E1-
press Co.'S Purchasing Agent, 4. L. Stfmson.
, 1866-12-06

ii you want to buy n Plano don't
purchJsc till yon see the celebrated uazc!ton
Planos at DIE's Rooms, 10a Randolph street.
, 1866-12-06

A Word of consolation to Alf who
suffer from diRease OF the I.ungS, MARSDES'S
rECTORA1. BALM has been uic1 In nearly
1niou cases, afways giving relief aud in the tna-
jor,ty OF instances vGectinG a cure. As each bot
lie Is accompanied with a guarantee, snferrss
may rest assn;ed Of the results. For sale BY Mi
Druggists. Hushaus s. Van s>chasck, wholesale
dsuSgists, 1o Lake street, Wholesale agents.
, 1866-12-06

CONCERT AxD TABLEAEx--Thia evening" a
grand concert and tableau1 Will be given at the
Illinois Street Mission Chapel. Among the artists
vino tave consented to assist. arc Mrs. Madison,
Mrs. Carpenter, Mr. 1.afn, lii. Hubbard, Miss
ialuiulra n-auisc. 10 b, ono Of 1hs fist order.
, 1866-12-06

N A e H 1 z u .

GnA1E-ThcAt 1c hntters tA1cs Of No. 1t ss1l.
Corn quc. at sic fot No. J. UA.s &c better sales At
&c for No. /. 1tyc unchanged,
, 1866-12-06

NEW YoAK, Deceulbcr3.
Mining Afatrs-Mtntug shares were steady, but
business 4 qnits moGesatS: Ccrt:nl $50 lcnnshoa
NJ. IT; Cons. Cssegory, 1eas; SSe Colt L. Coryd W.
Special, Is.
, 1866-12-06

st. Louis Market.
Especial Despatch to 1hc Chicago Tribrne1
ST. L0Cls, December 5.
FLoCR-Stcaay. with Sales Of common At f35a@950:
extra, $l1,2sGe1S.51.
GcA1s-Whrat-Salcs ofcx1N at e2.3s: spriu.. &z1o.
CoTu-Hcary aud lower, with sales Of yellow 1t &c;
new dry white q. &c. Oats-Lower and dull with
eales at 5sAti6lc. ye-sa1es At 9oc Darlcy-Saes Of
spring At &l.15, and fall Il &l.ss.
HAY-Sa.ts at E17-sosls.0.
WnlskEf-Saes at 1915.
PRovSloNE-rork unchanged.
Uoos-Sslcs ut GGe6xc In the gross~
, 1866-12-06

ST. ITKEts CnERcu FMl--Ihc ladies vo.. h
pig u st. 1ukc's Chu,ch. assi-ted by mlny fco
ctlc1 churchse, alc Working .:eo :otsty ior tac
Fair which IL to be held Il Crcs5y's Oprra unsc,
commcnc'no on the 17th inst. ard con;iutfl:
through tie wceK. a.Eeee numbers o: these seur-
rous hearts, With nj mile gr:- meet daiy al oh:
church, corner OF Sixteenth street md Wala III
aye,nc, for work. In the evening both lati..; M
gentlemen assemble for tho same purpose. Ia
liyc Rector Of ST. Lukc's. aiaed b: bis p+:1ston-
err, has The ability TO make this olc OF The most
successful church fairs ever held In this city, and
he iLteuds TO do it,
, 1866-12-06

A For1DItsG. An in:an, babe, apparently
about two weeks old, n.aly dressed in darnel
clothes. was foupd lsst eve.ins between six aad
seven O'Clock On 'he docrt;eps Of the ioung
Ladies' Semin,.s, at No IS Wabash avenne- The
ch'!1 ,r~s :a.cn to the Aru,ory whence It will
probably be unsigned 10 hc nnmc for the Friend
, 1866-12-06

DEFACL1EG GnArN trans-
pind 10 the business men on Change yesterday
that one Of their number was missing. one uufor-
tuna,e business firm mourning his absence 10 the
extent Of s100ao, n.d several others for lesser
grain speculator, who ha- hitherto borne,a cool
husiness reputation, and prompt to fulai bis con-
tracts, failed TO respond, ard II said to have de-
e,able smount, which he ha! drawn from the hank
for the purpose, ii Il supposed. OF mating good
his flight. He Is reported to have been heayT III
.'short'' contracts u wheat, and on .@long" co,-
it2tls in corn and pork.
, 1866-12-06

Frr%ll OYsters.-Ju&t received. a fine
lot Of those enpcsio: seaside oysters. Epienres
fond Of ,hts delicious biyalrc will hntl these su
pcrior to anything In this market. For sale,
Wholesale and retail. by AFFIXED FREScu d.
Co., No Ct Randolph streel, Chicago.
, 1866-12-06
Money and Stocas In New York.

NEW YoxK, December s.
MrSET-MAsket rather more active Rt6 per cent for
call loans. S-
sIKELCd ExCnA1oE-F1rm hut quiet 1t 1904 8,o3k.
GOyEExxExr bfucH8-SteAdy.
GoID-lower: opening II 14Qx, declining 70 lJ9x
and cloafnE At 1H9k.
FEK1GaTs 70 oLivxEroor.-F1rner Sd for corr 5ki
for barley Per sail 74d tor wheat and earn, n.r
steamer
, 1866-12-06

cool. ...,,,,, s.,,en.,n-., .sa ,1as.,s...H., =.
tooa e.nh.s AS'1chLnta' aaa A':ac ';tnra' So.
eiess held their au4ual meeting on Tue c:das afler
md Wells ii, cen.
c..,~1s II. go e.. pu.,.5,,.-,.
s,sici ,bs o,st - 81 H.. ,crt,nr ~ -. ~ ssS.
sinn or ooeYs mi n, snaas,on 1u os ~ rc
hu.,ncss A"o Lie 30"<H"'ou VI se"es"'
TIE snh;rrt or ho,;,,no ANNA, ,,.u+,,r. .r,.
atscusscd in Eomr exfc,t -'s'4@1A A4se "1'
An eIcc,inn 1or otiicrrs =, mn nay, !, ,-ao- ,a
resulted IL follows: NAs AA "'ue'r auo
PTr,idert-Groycc II, Gasc.
Vicc Prcsjdeoi-A. il, Dol,nn.
Secretary and rtrsaurcTNu. = Enorv
Bos1d Il Di1ee:ors@W. 5. ia,ries. H. tseG IS a. G,ns
Edgar Saunasrs, j. Peiiam, d. s, Dunnin~ ien' 9;en
". G.se. 3eo
Committee on uo1sIcultu.e-E Sacudcra u
Coz. F. soizer. ~
Committee on Asticulture-J. Pe.tam. A. Il.
Do]lor, j. C. Wilson.
On motion, 1t was asrcea to hold weekly nj e.t.
Ter for tic purpose Of olsen sing auesiioas pcI-
taininc 10 lie atSeuccmeut md pcrtrc:,on Of "a.
interests representa- ~ th,. Society.
->--
DOMESTIC Observation-Disclosures, ,;,c,noon ~
~. p.,I.., Cows tt... ,..~s ..s.- s"., S'' .
Lee Fones >ool,' sue.e were tMo fepfea enfatVc
cases Of domestic anfelici,y, which should serye
ae warning 10 Others not 10 have any brotls in
, 1866-12-06

Philadelphia Market.
PHILADELPHIA, nercHbcr5 !.
WH7sKEy-pnll. with sales Of Pennsylvania, At
feeISEsst2.34 and Ohio, Al II 21 per gallon.
, 1866-12-06

RrcEr111x0 FETEkAxs.-Captafn Fc:gl.
Walker, Forty-;tird Cn,te1 States Ipf3n1y, Vet
crnE Reserve Corps, Is now rec.uitia. for that
rc:,iu1ent. IN Room No. s Gar:ott BlocS. The nag
and a.lowance- OF soldiers OF that corps are The
19:c a. N e.heF infantry .seim nts Of the army
who have been woRnGed. in the line OF dut7, BIZ
cunshOr OF sabre will f,e received, =
, 1866-12-06
Rrdl 35Statr-G0u1ltrp.
33RTE1nal.

DERSONAI-hfr.L l.. B. Hott, late of
i Iova. II rcqueatsd to send his addreas to VAN
NAME 4 CO., SO LaSaltst, CtlcsEo. Ill.
, 1866-12-06

aud t1n15.. ..1E5E9IBEI =
3f1sczLiASKots--At the last open board stocks were
renefAlly fraction lower, with t1lr bu&tnes3 Affer
nc eall ne ;rkct vas stesdy Among nc steamship
16 md then rallied TO- The Of she.s uctus.
uoEs was The tuInot OF IN Injunction on the STOCK.
C1nNtH6 QUOTATIONS. .-.
, 1866-12-06
20 Rrut--R0nnlS,

ITO RENT-Room, 2S100, with steam
i power. FULLER FORD, .S2 and 2S4 M4di-
, 1866-12-06

ITO RENTAL elegant hcnce, G1 Park
1 AZ, ms hlsek vest Of Unlon-pafk. Keys can Be
obtained at Cd r21k-hv. Far terms equitc At 335
, 1866-12-06
LOCAL MATTERS,

An Article of True mcrit.-st RroWnsa
Bronchial Trochcs'f are the moat popular article
in his country or Eueope for Throat Diseases and
Coughs, ard this popularity is based upoa real
merit. which rnnnot b. said Of many othe- prepa-
.a:ions In the market which arc really but weak
limitations VI the genuine Trochcs.
, 1866-12-06
Correspondence dManten.
GOlr1 1lantfD.

pOARD-A gentleman and vile wishes
hoard With rooms ~ resnec' private flnily
Sprth or West Site. Guld references given. al.
d.css siat.re terns,'s. j. k..' this office.
pOARD-A gentleman wishes room
with bosra IN pirate family. Eithln i've min
ntts walk q the Court House. Address "F :, st TIL
, 1866-12-06

To tllc Lovers OF Snit Wafer Fish,
We wonld call their attention to the Boston Fish
Market, i01 Mon1ue st.eet, 0pposIfc the Post or.
fee. where Captain ryder Is receiving daily by
expires nll k!uds Of fresh Sea Fish, Clans, Lob.
STEERS, &c, &C., Wholesale ID retail. Saloon aud
restaurant men will do well to call.
, 1866-12-06

~ II
ana, Therefore, MIS- Ba1rs Katc, as Mis-
Cove1l has to render Il. cIycs d. but
little hint of her devotional tcnaencles, and
the impression cor veycd In The chickering's bet >1etu
Le1 and Griffith Is that there might be vo,nc loye
III her hca1t ioT the young priest. Fer Innocence
in tic otair does not ap,,raF iii Alter .ssrI.
Mr. Wald:on has III i VERY happy. nor xc
thu,k co,.cet. conception OF the pari Of - Tom
ish f:,ior, whom onc wonid be earetn. 10 avoid 10
a dayl LANG. In h!a execution. boweyc.. Mr
Waid:on develops brit.r artistic ,aisnt shaa DC
has serctoorc cxhibued.
Mercy V,nt" mnst nass comna.st;ye1, nnno.
,trcd in ,his play. rosut,hstapdin: In Mysss
does evcrs;i,fs,t, 10 rrdrem thr mr., from iSsI,
aidcancc. 7 ~ - @'e e.' ''~''@ '''''>
Thc 1ece !. well mi o., thr sta,.e At NcyicLr.s.
wbe,r !, IN. the Advantage Of Wddrr s,s~r III an
y, ;hs Museum. - . "'A@' '-'@,
~ Miss 1Tc1rI1 WESTERN annearett last ey,.tur.
for the t.rst line In Chicsso. n The oncta uouss
~ ,hn in.errtIn,, s,nmrttic trsms Of E.st irnnc
Ths hons, ,rss rrnydrd nntuiti,s and NJ The
lao wrathe., and he aTttsft carried ,hc vast au-
" IL sne d.. - scene % Miss Western did not appear
20 ,aef .9Fes mess r.. 'a H. 'Mu
~ snaisnr. aua etrac5,moiv bn
.ni tsu ~ 1;.s, @ 80 - n H., a.,
IT. sren" cissd amid M ,b, " 1nest nr[c. eiirnt an
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-19
Rev. Mr., Hepworth on 'tThe Times"

.
j The Rev. G. 81. Hepwortb of Boston, lee
tured few days since in Washington, before
an audience which included many Congress-
men and Officials. His subject was 'The
Times as viewed from New England Pulpit
@Perley" of the Boston Journal says:
He commenced by contrasting the motives
and characters of the Puritans and the Cava-
liers who colonized the Southeastern seacoast,
and the love of liberty Of the first compared
with the selfaggrandisement of the second.
People differing so materially could not possi-
bly avoid a conflict. For eighty years the
South was aggressive, plausible, diplomatic
and determined on the mastery, and her IN
tolerance brought on the war and her prostra-
tion. In regard to reconstruction Mr.. Hep
worth declared that the voice Of New England
was to allow no man to represent Southern
State until he represented all the people, white
and black. This was not uttered vindictiyelv.
Referring to the President, Mr.. Hepworth
prayed that Heaven would save the people or
convert their chief rrler from the old man OF
the Democracy to the new man of Republi-
canism. In conclusion he said that we had
fought the battle OF the bayonet and won it.
We must now fight the battle of ideas, of pre-
judice, of caste, and we have no doubt that
the great and free North viii win that too
We are very hopeful. The lesson of blood has
been learned. The true men of California
say that McDougal must go home; the true
men Of Pennsylvania have given a strong nln.
to Mr.. Cowan; the true men OF Wisconsin. Say say
that Mr.. Doolittle misrepresents them. And
so the glorious work is going op we are an YER very
hopeful. Soon all the Copper1hessats Pc hastsr " mem
she weak and wayering will sink into oblivion,
ana snS " America, t flee in all her borders, the
s.ro,aest sst,u and most united nation on earth,
will mt in golden letters the word Liberty on
her banner, and then the war will be over,
and not till then" ~ 1.v-H s1ai1a .,.i- .L.s
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-19
The Civil Rights Bill.

This bill as it passed both houses of Con-
gress, provides: yi. .- ss.3"9. 10 .l.-
/. That all persons, irrespective of color or
condition, born in the United States, shall be
Considered as citizens thereof except .Indi-
ans not taxed, and persons subject to foreign
powers.
rights to make and enforce contracts. to sue
and be sued, to inherit, purchase, lease, sell,
and convey real and personal property, and
to full and equal benefits of all laws for the
security of person and property, as are enjoyed
by other citizens. 1ab i'' 20
III. Thatlany person depriving any citizen
of any OF the rights enumerated in the bill
shall be punished by fine and imprisonment.
~. That final appeal in any case that
may arise under this bill may be taken to the
Supreme Court of the United States. m
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-19

E~ Senator, now President johnson, in his
re ply to Senator Lame, Of Oregon, March I'd,
1851, said emphatieally I was alluding to
the use of personalities. They are not argu-
i ments; they are the resort Of men whose minds
are low and COARSE" iiulaa a5l Zoe Hoa-f uiH
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-19

B-Anti-monopoly meetings are constantly
held through the West. At Orland, Cook coun-
ty, mi.,) the farmers have formed league for
the purpose of working in concert towards the
reduction OF the present evil They insist that
the only remedy for overcharges in freight is
ship canal around Niagara Falls. +r,i
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Established Jane 23, 1862. Vol.
THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS is published
every day. Sunday excepted SO Exchange Street,
Portland, N. A. FOSTER, Proprietor.
TERMs Ell rht Dollarc q uaar in advance.

THE MAINE STATE PRESS, is published at the
same place every Thursday morning at SZ.oo year,
Invariably in advance.
RATES OF ADvERTIsrNG.-One inch Of space, in
lenolh OF column. constitute 2 square
S1.5o per square daily first week: Is cents per
week after; three insertions or less $loo continu-
Hall SQUARE three insertions or less, IS cents; one
week. si.0U; 90 cents per week alter.
Under head of "AMUsEMENTs,' $500 per square
per week; three insertions or less, $780,
ESPECIAL NOTICES." 125 per square first inser-
ton and 20 cts per square for eaLh subsequent in
sertion; hall square, S1.00 first insertion, 10 cts.
each subsequent insertion. M. -
Advertisements inserted in the "MAINE STATE
PRESS" (which has large circulation in every par
and so cents per square for each subsequent nser-
tion. ~ .... II ...,
bY- JOB PRINTING, of every description, exc
cuted with dispatch and all business pertaining 10
the Office Paper promptly transacted on appiica-
ton as above. .lt BID -.--..
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-19
For Sale.

90 A good, comfortable two-story House and
; Stable, vii about 5000 feet of land, located in
5sA the most desirable part of State Street. There
is on the premises anever failing well of superior wa
ter For further particulars apply to z. G. OWEN,
No. 2l Exchange ST., or ALFRED HASKELL, No.
1852 Fore Street.
Mar S-dSw* ~ "a .ii 'tel-ul --ac
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-19
For Sale.

TNHAT very desirable lot of Land, situated on
l. PEARL between Cumberland AMI Oxford St. hay-
ing about seventy feet 'front.' ard containi over six
thousand square feet sufficiently large for two first
class houses. f 4 ,t ~. ,.,.l T
For particulars enquire of DANIEL PLUMMER,
or w. c. MEANS. '--i lt ''.'- tl flt.I
Portland, March7, 1SG6-dR iJz 9atl-T =asll
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For Sale.

n me superior new Locomotive Boiler.
" One secondhand Engine and Boiler u5 horse
power) all complete. v
Secondhand Shafiing and Pulles
One new Oscillating Engine, rs in. cylnderA
Also, second hand Mill Gearing and Skating.
Trenai Machines; Jack Screws
repaired. f~' -o "'''
.o,. - IRA wINN, Agent,
feSd2m No. II Union St., Portland, Maine.
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-19
To be Let

nEsK ROOM for one more persons, in a good
~ sized pleasant Office, with modern conyeniences
attached, on second floor, No. 27 Exchange Street.
"Ocean Insurance Company's building"
-r-s,.rl-s.. s-s " .ti fr 1r- j. r. BRAZIER.
March 6-d3w
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For Sale. to close q copcern ~

{.TA The Carleton Estate, at the corner of Com
Es;;.I gress and Carleton Strees measuring about
65 feet on Congress and about 100 feet on Garlic
tom Street, with the three-story House thereon
About one-half of the value may remain on mortgage
flr number of years. For further Information ap-
ply to t STEELE & HAYES,
Portland, March 6. 1s66.-dtf 90 -
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For Sale.

o. A NEW HOUSE, Stable, and Lot 81
$s;;;;;I by 115 feet on Clark Street, $500
I'll House and Lotion Neal Street, 260O
House and Lot on Sumner Street, 17OO
House and acres of land about two miles
from the city, 2O0O
Inquire of 4.r. A-....t-..,..-4y
JOHN C. PROCTOR,
z Mar 15--GH ~--~a Nf sll4 si Lime Street. +
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-19
House for Sale.

IIOUSC IOT 0StECe
TNHE three-story Brick House No. 70, corner O
Il Danforth and Tate Streets. 1t has all the mod.
ern improvements and is in excellent condition.
The house can be examined any day.
For terms, &C., apply to ~ 'ia
aI .fass RUFUS Il. WOOD, r.Tlfl
"a ~. ...-.ll. No. 10 Central Wharf.
Portland. Nov. 5, 1SG5.-istf =.
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-19

GE- Money continues to flow into the Fenian
treasury in torrents. God save the "green r
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FOR SALE!

A DRY GOODS Stock and Stand for sale at agreat
IA bargain. For particulars inquire of +.i5 81
y 9l-..5 THRASHER & CO.. -ae. 4
Feb N-df Free st. Block.
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-19
Farm for Sale.

A : GOOD FARM of about 20 acres, about Il miles
-Afro Gorham Village, ON the line of the Portland
s. Rochester railroad, 20 be sold cheap. Terms lib
eral. Apply to r. ~
ROSCOE G. HARDING, Gorham,
Or, III. c. BARNES, Portland.
Feb 27-dt
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For Sale.

N , NJ FOr Sale. '.-r-I.----
1xAA The Brig RIO GRANDE-to arrive
3F41A 1875 tons, old measurement; well found
built at Bath in 1862, of Oak, copper and
.Sssszssz1Sszlx iron fastened. .ea n -'-.,.I 7
zss-----~ Szss-----~ Apply to
~ 20 Me 4ILvE2Y, RYAN s. DAVIS,
Mar 13-d1w& 161 Commercial St
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Sale

T,HE UNITED STATES PATENT RIGHT for
i MARSHALL'S IMPROVED ANCHOR. isti
For further particulars enquire of, address
....s ,ss IL t GEO. l.. kIMBALL, 49,.
Firm of Stevens. Freeman & Co.
Nov. 11-dtf x ~ tiffti< B
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For Sale.

fE'l Two Fairbanks Scales, 2nd hand
NM No: Z, drop lever, on wheels, capacity
o LEA----u 539o lbs; as good as new; to be sold
ExA TUKEY & WATSON, =
- l.LE uL. 5S Union St. 4
Scales of all kinds taken and repaired and sold
on commission. mh6dtf : :
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FOR SALE.

40 BUILDING LOTS within q few rods O
~ tho Portlandan Rochester Railroad Depot
atCumberland Mills, miles from the city. Thes,
lots vary in price from $50 to $780, on very accommo
dating terms to the purchaser.
As soon as the P. & R. Railroad can be put il
thorough repair Dummy Car will run to the above
named village for the accommodation of those who dt
business in the city. 80 -
Also, acres of land on which is large two-stor,
house, extensive out-buildirgs ami barn. which maj
be repaired and made into Hotel boarding house
at a moderate outlay. -.,'-~--7''-'~- :
M: SEiAVEY, 92 Exchange St.
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-19
For Sale.

T,nE good Brig "Mazatlan," !" now on her way from
i Philadelphia to Portland. Well found in Sails,
Rigging, etc., 1SS TONS old admeasurement carries
145 feet OF lumber, 435 payable hhds molasses For
further particulars call on ~
5e-N LITTLEJOHN & CHASE, tfr
March 14-dlw No. 8 Moulton Street.
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Rare Chance.

LNOR SALE-Diniug and Oyster Room, now do ng
II o good business; rent low. Inquire Of - Y q
800 M. DUROY, II Middle Street.
49, Mar 17-d1w* ..- l-.-.-. b, .-0
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For Sale.

THE Stock and Fixtures OF a. aGrocery and Proyls
ion Store, situated In central part OF the cry
Apply to 294 Congress- st. mhsozw'
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FOR s. A L Ei

ANE secondhand HAND PRESS for sale cheap
" if applie4for soon. Size OF Platen 20x28. 400 /
Inquire in person at, or address hy mail, y
PRESS OFFICE, Portland, Me.
Feb 13-dtf a riF 9- .'th7 rdi r's7i 81
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-19
For Sale.

I TTtIIE Two-story Brick House and Lot, No. Deer
/ Il Street. at GREAT BARGAIN. - u - ~
For particulars, enquire of fr.
BENZ. KNIGHT,
oct1Sdtf r +s Atlantic Wharf.
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-19
Store to Let.

TNHE Brick Store corner Commercial and Franklin
i Streets, at present occupied by Messrs. Jeffer-
son Coolidge & Co. Possession given Oct. 1st.
Isfse'i , .s.s-s ss. lf1,--ea- A. q s. Z. SPRING.
Sept 27-dH s......,.y ..--,,,,r,-1
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-19

CTORE 1T2 Fore Street, ID door from Moulton st.
70 in Duran u Chadwick Block. For particulars en-
quire OF "
i Aa 4 No. Moulton Street,
The Portland daily press., 1866-03-19
For Sale.

- The place in Westbrook now occupied by j.
ks; d. Kidder, two miles from Portland, embracing
EElt six acres of Ian l. a house. stable and barn.
Address through P. o. mhSdu