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cuuar ef GENERAL SESSIONS CHAMBERS.


ocrosrr s-fn John keLasghits.-rn this case .
wris OF corpus allowed . fsw days ago, mad-
returnsble to-day directing Major General Busernsd
Superintendent Of the General Recruiting for the United
states Army for the Department or tho East 10 produces
the body Of John Mclaughlin enlisted soldier whose
discharge claimed the ground that he 10 minor
aud enlisted without tho consent OF his parents.
General Buuerded appeared 10 person TO answcr to
the writ bat did not produce The bodyof Mclaughlin
Court
The General In addressing tho court said that kcfaugh
I'm In held IN service IN the army Of tho United
states by virtue Of his (McIAugfnei enlistment as
soldier The enlistment papers we're AZ band for the 10
spcction Of the Court NcIaaahns discharge IL claimed
On tho gronnd that he Is minor but his enlistment
made a1davit before Lieutenant Colonel Freddy
who enlisted him, that hs MAS eighteen years Of sge
General Bustcrncld further stated that n e atinrneys
fr the parents of Mclaughlin willing 70 admit the
cccd otherwise he would ask pos,ponemsn cf the case
order 70 afford time 10 obtain CoioDe Freddy - q
witness In the order 20 provo the oath ~ en 81
meut By the act OF Congress approved February ~
1892 the provision Of the act Of September -, 1880
was repealed and the oath OF enlistment taken by the
The counsel for hciughiins parents then offered ev
dencs to his age
Judge Russell stated he would evidence Of
this me- that had the occurred during the late re-
beIon his custom, that Of Hon Judge DAILY and most
OF the other judges IN the city, vas 70 remand the so
dier 20 the custody " tho officers and i'd
Joun tie hearing for ons month; In the
meantime the parties 10 present their case 10
tho secretary Of War He reason 70 change this
course now, and should continue II In this ca-s. He
burned the until November l. 81 twelve ocsock,
noon.
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COURT o. GENERAL SESSIONS.

Tho calendar yesterday was large, hut number Of
postponed il consequence Of the absence Of
Witnesses -Four prisoners charged with larceny wcre
discharged, the complainanss having gone 70 -
Henry sosr tried and convicted Of grand laresny,
he having made false Representations Gustav Lpman
q tailor. VINO gave him cloth W mako -four overcoas,
which the prisoner disposed Of and appropriated the
money 70 his usc. He was romanded for sentence
Henry Smith (coloredj who was charged with feio-
nious assault and battery convicted OF simple
ssut aud battery committed upon james Buger. tho
20th August he having stabbed him In the hand With
knife He was rent 70 Bnckwcls ISiand for ono year
James Wilson (also coiored charged with pcrpctratng
similar crime upon John STUART tho 9Th II Srptem
Dor, pleaded guilty 20 simple assault and WAS sent 70
the Pcnitcntiary for two nnontha
The Grand Jury brought 10 . numbsr Of indictments,
and resumed Inc discharge OF thor duties
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rauls Ar POLES HEADQUARTERS.

An Omecr Charged with Insuiiing q y0wnG'
WomaM and Asresfing H~r Wishonr Cause.
Among tho trials Of policemen Yesterday, The only
worthy Of notice tina, Of officer Peer Linden, Of
the Fflecnih precinct, mho charged by Miss Ezn
Sanford with having insulsed arrested her vthou>
Mss Sanford Il a re-pcc,sbs looking and rather
pretty young woman; abe engaged In the ballet
OF the broadway theatres, and resides at No Carroll
place Blesckcr street. She told her story 10 plsn,
straightforward manner, and 10 al Appearances i'm.
pressed the commissioner and oiheu present with tho
entire uuthfupozs OF her statement The complaint
going hume from the thsnire, when near Wooster
street, n Bcsrkcr, she war scrostod by officer Linden
N sua. mannsv' we omesr pulling =. hrm ssvuna ~
away from him snd told him hs mistaken tho
pcron. whereupon tho onacor applied the most rro&
cooducl ana caused her 10 b. locked NJ all night sho
vas taken seu mcrning 10 Jenar"n Market aud ihsrn
detained until noon, wien her vas called and
examination abe wss promptly and properly drcbsr4 I'd
By the prcaidng Jdsfce. While Ia The station house
she compained 70 the sersean, 70 chs q she conuci
Of Lsnd~n ana on Vie sstordsy morning sftsr The oecnr
renee shs was again scrosea b. ndeu, ~ho said %
her ,-.syon thoush you would got into uoubie ny
down, IN phi ycu ye,: and hs al.o assarsd ser hiss
u she had lea him kiss ber no woad NOT have arrested
The omc.r msds very lsns sort 81 de-
fence. and brought conductor and feiow oieer 10
testify that Miss Sanford wn sngng aloud 10 the street
other eGcsr declared that he h,d spoksn her b~fon
got 70 Lindens post and soss her ssop so~jng
o. i, ~io he. % re oser hand ,siiys,y stated ,ra
bad spoksn 70 her frrn The tlre Ien The tho
ss' mn se sr sssa ss I. = s. free ~s
witness 70 come, President Acton decided 70 .an no
come up before The Board a. Coma uloncrs At is ni
meeting, aud ~ Linden may " permitted v ndrfs
The uniform q Wis, sboaId b. ihs projectors u ra5s
morals a. vel - ths presssvess 81 tne pubc rsscs
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suit Against the Principal fer service
&N Rendered.



srrngvn c0rxT-srsrn Tern
Before Judge DsnieIx
Or. a--Ansys y Kendall Charlotte A. Csm~wr
snd WGka~ IT. CbN~sr0. This sum gry~s GU, Of the
Merchant vii case which ras W In courts during
the past few years Il viii BE- recoliscssd that Mr.
william H. Merchant, OF this city, died 10 March 1901
leaving property valued At $4,000 me entire u ms
property, with the exception ~ $4,000 f~hcn he lei
10 y lady psned Maria n CfecDswardl he b~qussthsf
" the de- enlsnt u this riit then named CHARLOTTE
soasA THIS laay sfserssra married NJ. wihlah
70 the present sc,lon. Plan,in alleges that
be Vas Employed ny the aiy 70 look after lis Interests
she undsrssood the requests IN the wn shs
ptoDlsng Alsrai reward FOR the Tres r~Dasred
this Will was confess 81 before the S1rogat- by tao
sisters ~ the deexena, a. hssrsstlsr Aitrr near {
testimony the surrogate admitted TIC ~ii % probate
when ths w~ brought before TIE General Term ~
the saps Court, vi, afirmei the deelaon ALREADY
rendered. The contest next brought brfre the
Tie hess@t zv IN ls02 pruiuecd sscond win, which
they claimed iobsA valid Inssrunens and which ~.
yoked the former paper This was also admitted 10
probate by The turrpAts. aud the drrxi9n, % beng
brought before toe General Term of The Euyfee C0uF
reversed. the rsolss bong tneE seut h4fOrn q
Jury on anss ons q fact Tho csse tiled twoe whea
the Jury decided beth Instances AGAINST the herr
Iaw and In favor o. the lfsi u these DECISIONS f1iy
ss'sbl shed ne rghs OF Mr. conncvsf sod Mrs. Gsrsn
swsrd and last rear Their Suffered 0pos fal anJoy.
fnsnt Of the lroperfy bestowed upon thenn.
W. ilbsf & xsnaaIl, pislhlia IN shs sc,lon. now
asxeris thas be acted A agent for Hr tonnoyeg w
srrar glng AL he eetsN consequent nrSn thss ~ cat
and tox seck course under promise VI D~rx rsnlgG~
rsios from y. az h az, lor 80 ior Over ~
mansraia Q, saa s-ts 10 eosnser claim % $4,000.
whch. ID ia afiegsd, wAs lent ~ giartH wnnesxss
pot upon tns stand ~ sabssnasas Ne ssg&rate
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C A N A D a.
SPECIAL rlLFsaAk 10 mo ..w Yalk rlnnp.

The Construcfion oil Military TELEGRAPH
I-ine--Tho Fonians-.Dnsagc 90 rho Crops.
hssrxAt Oct 3, Is66
The government pay SEQ mile 10 tho construction
OF an" military telegraph ne IN Tho Eastern townships
now beng put up by .ha Montreal telegraph Company
The sst mate u thu damage doas 10 tho crops IN
Canada East Il $1,000 0oc
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excluded ext Novauher under the ruling Of tho
who have con1iyed tAa aud uns.Fu ulous plan
for Practically tlsIranchi.ng 'la votes of tho aiops 4
citises~ Of tits state Very ohedlcnty, POUR -.rysn
JOHN AoK9ISSaY.
NEw YonK, Oct > 'scd
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Before fsff~ Ores.
I've plsinur. Micb@i oyufivnn. mourt, a. sssas
srala~s ire c~nwai rMrf nEl~ms csmtaay ~ ~os, ~
500 90 dssnar.s sfsxst 70 hare bern sttea ~
tslnn ~ ~ th~ wtfH e&vt wHtrh ta asfv
lsg TIA tovy rstatpsf q a. $40 iasof ~ IA
.,nun sef plslnnn q Aocfs. 10 sssssca, Bfs~t.
Hall ysnefstosl
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Billiard Championships Curling NInsch-Pent
e observation-disclosures OF Barley.

TNhOtTo, 2. w, Oct, J, IbUt. \
NcDcyitt and Dion play billiards In hcntrcal Friday
Tor tho champion cue and 81, o0o M
Negotiations arc ma1iag for curling match between
the Montreal and Manchester, England clabs
An Interesting experiment regarding the 81 peat
for fuel, hns been tTod by the Grand Trunk Railway
COMPANY, whssh proved PERFECTLY succsaiul.
The rece rts 81 barley the Toronto market yesterday
from farmers wngors reached CO. 900 bcshels.
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The Exccmiiyo Council and the Fenians Dis
count silver.

H mat r.r OTTAWA, G W.. Oct 3, 1884 K
Ihs Executive Council sat several hoNs last Night !.
Is reported thai important dispatches relating 10 tho
Ecnians have been ~ lvec.
~ 1ha Board OF Trade, have passed resolution thu
ltreau amt British silver he taken hereafter at four
per cont discounL 4h aA
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Draw, Oct 3. 1904.
The Canadian delegation % arrange the dcfas Of con.
federation viii leave Ottawa hc nrsi week IA November
for England 70 corfer with No British sorerpn,ut on
the subject II win conss, Of John A. Macdonald aud
other members Of Tho Cabinet sffE 81 aF IN
meeting of the B1arl Of lrada took plaoe here yes.
tcrday DIX tie OF discount On saver ii MAS l1ei
AZ our per cCat.
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clsims whom tho care was argued by Mr. Levi s. Chat
tad in behalf Of palr,g and 81 Judge fierr.pont on
t.le rart Of lefeu1ants p.cis.on WAS reserved
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r.r. Ferdinand lrru.l. nr,rl. Lanann-l.n,h Melne,,

nars Ferdinand grrus), Hrari Iondoa-saaea Meines.
n.rs ,io.i iispe orr, narue',, Gos-s ~ no-ion.
hsis Aaa. .aas. MY n,,,ps-.s Y hrlse.n.
l.g EArsi - a'aia e.csaeo. nsuaslnopis slosSsNAs
ser sopala fsr,. sdrilas nop,-r, ~ -p-su s,n Ca
ERR wv s Ms@ Ifs Potter Z, 2s a fSi er
ssif r,yia Campbell rr,, ooiss-y }, John. SR--o
ssF ssa Susan, pous.a-s. se,l.- . MarIsu,4 CO
teh, J,uas ~lh. NtcA0t, 10 MlrsH-~t h MufigYg
schr Davidson Keiehln', waehsasson, Nl-ysn Brln,
SD /, aeAhass. van Clear. sorfos--iarssay riym
sshr ~ 2ldd.s.oa Newton, Washington, Dcyaa srou,
sras Arcls, OGDEN, Georsetown DC
sau.sr ss' nsss II, aes 4 s'i iao ne n
Arrived.
fterr'sip Morra Castle Adams Havana. Sept ~, IN.
ses@sa oac hf e2a i1'.sos COW Nv AZ aA,. win
sicariaip a ca labir sowsern. Win mase andp s.
sss"esr. y 4 eooa-pees krpsrrne.a s,fen. ~ winds
wiiawsra. So fci ses inrk. Wa csptaia saa
Nd rnsa ~ea 10 loo ~ ior ps.sre ass'swstss.
M. NIX @"se'y'' anSnes'er Hiehiona aud nor
: s, ask ~ - H. sn.s etlns s9 ,ps.o ?, Az ~
A. - iars d's RaIr. of lss9raoi i,ou canBsrland
alafgr .N.Nsl r F"aeAth H. ~iih Fuaear damage aad
.sas u n. 4 !. s.s;se Ia . -'s
"a "a = s = Z, sig osw.ri Mo- ,or ofsaila,,
Blk, sierres sAswias Nsrga.ss usas Ne 3. ssh ii Isl
Out
Atg MApaer ~ Santa Cruz trfarl De conto Para y
asyg eith rubts,f. hrts a., "a g. f.ndfnAna ( Co
NrE loss.ro tof Narlad0~ fkern4Asa, FAcardo PR jr
days vita ugAF Jones a Tough.
Pfs Gu irJ coyel rnrinuda. dayr, WITH ors, 10
Middleton A 90.
sehs rrensl Cauli@r flac sdirsyl sayaunah Nsvt IL
caa's.isne lsh sea fcm ar % h~hr "a .ew
q ~ America, With nay 4 stores ait 'mUef. - z, Nc
srany Co itaa NE az ,.NaaQrt
los nHtn a. srt snail xeAAri luakng badly sop.
~ tepa MaAhivgt5a Gotffr3 OF nises.ya, aisd ed
puf1ri AZ
Aslr fsnd.eT. Fmsry Sace
tfhr dafy uuisc llAi44llan Portland
Ntlt Gof'Nn CIV f,loaresief
ketr "a LanrBea, nn, SewHarypofs for Proyiloncs-
hrhrI " H1xiFf. tones. Nofw I.
soar Acsen, Hac, korwglx FOR ~ any
sflr = ileefaN, l.uBaoat Tor h04.n
Anni " hlercA Nirdsn Dclawalc Frrakw 20 tnnrs
Win @chf 1t@ ot Ia TOW.
Below.
Two barft and gae br.g gGtu0Np.
sailed
Steamship lava North Americs Andrew johnson. Mis-
souri, Raleigh, nafAsNsa. AlssaAsle.
Wind A. nsnAe. hsE
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the Confederation Question Tho Rate Of
Discount on silver.
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Canadian Views oil the Santa Annn Eypcdi-
rIor The Infere-t Of England In Canada an "a
Cosony Examined The Boston Annexafion-
lists. &c.
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Tho ossanysfon os srstbsf y.nian rail- N Boston q
a. togo ~ me honF. fi~sr n efesten@nt
h.N ever, A. IA known thst IA M supported W ne
fenlsn sadere snd tAst ,ts whn hsse " IN tssd
have heHher,hs mssns the sDaity ssasnrs say.
thirg fcrmis'Ae wander = bsfssed w b. tAs ottert
u thN rafv. lw enkAusxt u cannnt "a u - fntAs
Interest q &c bosor ~ ne NJ N all n cv1styp
tbAl thess clfcuss~fssces fhsad No snswn
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letter to read shall pleased TO hear from you ss you pro
gross in this business -, - 49,, ..-,an,
Lgv1s v BOeB Commissioner oi lndioh Ah"ih
Persons making use OF tho mails cannot DO Wv
particular in giving their attention to the prepay es
Of postage Although the neIspapeLs 40 i "s Tho
public TO this matter the evil is apparently alaDated
In il rather on the increase Persons should Under
stand that the law especially directs mat al h'ni
matter not prepaid is sent directly to the Dead Letter
Office, aud thus many important ana hequeauy ,"u
able letters are lost. The Department IS DOW 10
recent of hundreds Of such unstamped letteIT anu
for the convenience Of the Department as wen as oi
the interest of the writers, it is hoped the pubc VIII
bear these facts in mind. They should also be parlcu
lar to see that the stamps adhere 10 the ehVeoPes,
The Post Office Department has received inlollla-
ton that the through mails via Memphis aud CDaies-
ton Railroad, due at Memphis, Tenn, on the 2o.n o.
November were burned in tho car near C0nntp'
Miss The accident was caused by iearini eonIs'on,
involving the total destruction OF the Daegaee cur
containing the mails and the horrible death, by Dur,
mo of the baggage master having charge of same and
also the conductor, brakeman and Others Ire mans
snpp0sed TO be lost which were distinction Memphis,
were from New-York, 18th; Washington 25th OF Zotn;
Richmond, 26th, and Chattanooga, 2Ith NovemoeI.
DISPATCHES have been received at the Navy Depart
ment from Admiral Goldsborough dated United states
steamer Shenandoah, Point De Gale, Island OIL Cey,
Ion. Nov l. 1866, stating that the ohcers anu
crew were all WELL The Admiral was piedsea
at tho courtesies extended TO him by the mtary anu
civil authorities at Bombay, which place he lett Oet
no Tho Shenandoah was 10 leave for Calcutta Nov.
25 Information has also been received at The Navy
Department of the arrival OF the United STATES stoie
ship Relief at the Cape Of Good Hope on the 2'th OF
September last, after passage from BATAVIA oil 90
days.
Representatives from about fifteen baseball clubs
of tho District left to-day for NewYork TO attend the
Convention of tho baseball fraternity 10 DC heio
there tomorrow.
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DEPLORABLE STATE OF AFFAIRS IN SOUTHERN MY
ICo-FoRcRn LOANS--0RTEGAs RELEASE. = u
a has been
SANDWICH ISLANDS.

THANKS OF THE KING FOR AMERICAN coubTssrEs TO
QUEEN EMMA.
NJ ysLnsaAPH Il TRIBUNE ss...,-.s-. - 4 4.
WAsuINGToY Dec. il.-Dispatches have been received
Thatcher commanding the North Pacific Squadron, dated
linked States Flagship Vanderbilt of Honolulu. Oetober
"a 1861 The Admiral says; ..
board Queen and suite for HoEoun and aTfved here
The Admiral ncoses a copy Of dispatch to him rom
his Excelency A. DE Vagny Minister Of Foreign Rels-
tons returning the thanks OF the King and his Court fer
courtesies extended 10 her Majesty the Queen.
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COL0RAp0.
3, r.rsos4rs TO 4nr ra,srsr, - 1l@lsiA

NJ rELEaNLPH ~ tii~-ttA -
DENVER Dec ll.--There is great enthusiasm over the
determination of the Republican Congress TO ADM Colo
RADIO. lE. r ..+ E ti.ftl tat
Prof Maynard has been appointed Commissioner %
represent tho Territory In the Paris Exposition large
amount OF mineral specimens have been forwarded.
The Cheyenne Indians are prowiug around Living
Springs 40 miles east of Denver Fears felt ss hoy
are known 20 belong 70 q hostile band. - n eE .5tf
Hiram Lightner, Copperhead delegate 70 the Phllassl
phia Convection arrested Tor stealing ba gold from the
express ofIee bIoke jail on Friday last
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A Rare Chance for Investment,
rI,HE ALBION HOUSE, on Federal street, adjoin
i ing U. s. Hotel, for sale. - W.
For particulars enquire of
Nov s-dsw TTGof
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r.
CITY OF PORTLAND,

To the Electors Of Ward Sic in said Citu:
DURSUANT to warrant from the Mayor and Al
i dermen of the City of Portland, the INHABITANTS
of Ward Six in said City, qualified to vote in the cleo
ton of City officers, will meet in the Ward Room on
Spring Street in said Ward Tuesday the twentieth
day OF November instant at ten O'Clock in the fore
noon, to give in their votes for Alderman for the
remainder of the present Municipal year in place Of
Aid. Southland, resigned.
The polls to remain open till four o'clock in the af.
ternoon when they shall be closed.
The Aldermen Of said City will be in session in Me-
chanics' Hall from nine o'clock in the forenoon to one
o'clock in the afternoon each of the three secular
days next preceding such day of election for the
pose Of receiving evidence qualification of voters
whose names have not been entered on the list of quail
flied voters in and for said Ward, and for correcting
said list. *esf.. sis-E =EES
By order of the Mayor and Aldermen.
j. M. HEATH, City Clerk.
Portland, Nov. 8, 1866. noyiOdtd
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THE MARKETS.
TELEGRAPaIC REPORTS.
New York MARKET.

NEW YORK, Nov. II.
Cotton--iull and declining; sales 578 bales; Mid
ding uplsnds at 36c
Fiour-du: sales Il 900 bbls State at 80 g y %;
Round Hoop Ohio II 30 q ID co. Western so a IL 80;
southern sales at II % a II %.
Wheatheayy and less active; sales So ooS bq So
Chicago Spring, No. ats 20 q 24s. Milwaukee no,
g. at 20 92 As. Milwaukee Club and Chicago spring
at 2 10 q 10. White Canada at 8 10. ,,.,or so,es
Corn-rregular, unsettled and q Ze an a.ore and
Ia, 1000 BUSH Mixed Western 26 g % 20 " '''''
1 q g e9t afoat; White Western lansda in bond
Oats-dull; sales 81, 900 bush. -Cai'Au"' "
CSC; State II q re. 20 so N 1870: new ex-
Beet-heavy; sales new mess IL W y
PorkHlOwer New Mess at "a 81 g 20 30. Prime at
$3.50 q 230 ,.,o,0t4I
1nttar-steady; Ohio at 20 q 33c. State at 20 @ SAC
oronSe county pals at 80 q 65c.
suesrsNvery dull; sales 80 hhds. Muscovado at iol
~Coaee-fim; sales 1850 bags Rio on private terms
Molasses-very firm and quiet.
Naval Stores-dun.
Pctrcleum-dull; sales of crude at22 q 22ac; rein
ell bonded at IS a SIC.
Tallow-heavy; sales 7,5OOibs. at ~ "a 1890.
Freights to Liverpool-quieti
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MARRIED.

In Yarmouth, Nov. II, by Rev. II A. Hart, Rufus
n Rounds and Miss Amelia F. Lowe, both Of Au-
bum. a.
In Charlestown, Mass. Oct: IS, by Rev. J. E. RAN
Kin, Frank E. Hayes, Of Portland, and Miss Emily
A. 4ookin, of G.
In Auburn. Nov. 4, by Rev. A. G. Adams, Ruel
Small and Miss Cora E., eldest daughter of Hon. g.
w. Walton, OF A. =
In Poland Nov. Z, Chas. M. Harris and Melvina
II. Walker
In Wsca set, Nov. Z, Walter ) Roberts, Of Boston,
and Hattie I. Davis. OF w.
In Phipsburg Nov. Z, James Davis and Miss Ann
Jack.
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First Glass Houses for sale,

M offer for sale the eight first class brick houses
w recently built by US, situated on Pine Street.
between Clark and Carleton Streets.
These houses are thoroughly built, with slate roofs
brick drains, and marble mantelpieces throughout-
They will be solq afa low Price and on very favora-
Die Terms. Apnlyat our Office, No. 27a Danforth St,
J.B. BROWNS SONS
October 49, 1866. dit
HOUSE AND LOT ior sale at Cape Elizabeth Fer
Ii fy,-house nearly new. Enquire OF A p COLE
at the Ferry, or W. ii. MANSFIELD, Portland Steam
racket 90 VA f r. .. y Jul Il dtf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-11-13
SURE REMEDIES.

" ALuABIE house lots for sale on the cornor of
y Deerng and Hcnry streets. The most desirable
lots now in the market. inquire of
HANSON & DOW.
Real Estate Agents No. 345 Congress st.
u Houses and lots in diforcnt parts OF the city,
sale cheap. sep14dtf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-11-13
PORTLAND & ROCHESTER R.R
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

~ OUMMEh AhNANUEMENIs ~
55zs1sssjsz zl On and after Monday April so, 1865
trains will leave as follows:
Leave saco River ior Portland at 30 and 90 A,
340P.M., kF...t 3 FtFEtle 8.
Leave Portland Tor saoo River at7 Is A. H., 2 90 and
5 As Pm. ia i1s
The 100 p. train out and the A. NJ train in to
Portland will be freight trains with PASSENGER cars
attached 81 :.
az Stages connect at 6orlam for West dorham,
4tGndish, Steep Falls, Baldwin, Denmark Sohago,
Bridgton, LOWELL, Hiram, Brownield, FryobuTg,
Conway, BARTLETT, Jackson LmingtoD, Cornish Por.
ter, Freedom, Madison and Eaton. N. IL
AT Buxton Center for West Buxton, Bouny- Eagle,
South Limington, Limington, Limerick Esw6eld,
PaTsonsiield and 0saipee
At Saecarappa for South Windhan, Wndham Hill
and North Windham, daily.
steam Car and Accommodation traias will as fol-
lows Leave GorhaDl for Portland at 90 a N. ard
200 N. Leave Portland for Gorham at II 10 p. II.
and pm
By order Of the President
Portland April rs. l866-dtf