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Terms Eight Dollars per AMMAN, In advance.

Portland g. Rochester r.. n. Company.
The annual meeting of this corporation was
held in this city yesterday. The following
Board of Directors was elected:
MI. Woodbury., Chas. @. Clapp, VIM KIM
ball, John Lynch, A. X. Shurtleff, III. II. Deane
Portland; Levi Morrill,, Westbrook; Frederick
Robbie, Gorham; John M'Dufie, Rochester,
New Hampshire ".t
The Report of the Directors shows large
increase of business during the past year.
The present company received possession Of
the road NOV. Is, 1855, from which time to
Sept. 1st the receipts have been 36,562.41 and
the expenses S326O2.32. During the same
months in 1851 and 1852 when the road was
new the earnings were S9,9S214, and running
expenses $7,955.09. <t-f
During the last nine months dummy en-
gine and passenger car and one new box car
have been added to the equipment of the road
The abutments and piers for the bridge across
Saco river have been built at an expense of
about $1,000 'Hi ~ Ei Ho t,aa.I = saap
on the road have in great measure absorbed
its income, and the benefit arising from that
expenditure is visible in its receipts, which
have increased more than one hundred per
cent during the last four years, while the rates
have remained about the same as when the
road first commenced operating.
The Directors are of the opinion that an ek-
tension of the road five miles from its preset 1
terminus and the building of a turnout at Sac
| carappa for the benefit of the factories there,
and connection with tide waters in Portland
the whole expense Of which would not exceed
$125,OO0, would double the receipts Of the road
while its extension to Rochester would not on
ly make it one of the best paying roads IN
New England, but would also turn to Port
land the trade of the Western part of the
State, with that of large portions of N ew
Hampshire and Vermont
On motion of Gen. Shepley o vote of thanks
was given to the President for the able and
faithful manner in which he has managed the
affairs of the corporation.
subsequently the Board of Directors organ
lied by the reelection Of Hon. N. L. Wood-
bury IS President.
The Portland daily press., 1866-10-04
FROM MEXICO.
Speech of M0cia1aiZia9s.
ACTIVE MEASURES TAKEN
AGAINST TAMPICO.
Jl ot -
Reported Flight of Juarez.
FROM MEXICO.

@Y als4.. NEW YORK, Oct g.
The steamer Moro Castle brings Havana
dates to the 29th ult. ~ 1859
Advices from the Mexican capital to the
11th have been received stating that the guer-
ril las were continually worsted by the Impe-
rial forces. --,s l',,s5f NJ -
At the celebration of Mexican independence
on the 10th, Maximilian made speech in
which he says that he was still firm in his
seat, notwithstanding all his difficulties,
which the votes of the nation had caused him
to occupy, and that it was not in troublous
times that true man would abandon his post.
and as a majority of the nation had called him
to defend their sacred rights, the Almighty
ought to protect him. T
The Estafette asserts that His Majesty is re-
solved to put himself at the head of the Ma
itional army to fight the Liberals. t..f
: Gen. Almonte has resigned the mission to
Paris, but the resignation has not been accept
ed 'Ht
Gen. Mejia has gone to take command of
the, Imperial division at San Luis ~! y
Active measures are to be taken against
Tampico. ~ 8..ft s@se sf
Rumors were carrent that Ortega was Pres
ident at Monilaoa, that part of the garrison at
chihuahua had pronounced in favor of Ortega,
killing Gov. Tourraza and causing the fight
of Juarez to the Pass del Norte
1t is said that Maximilian will soon start for
San Luis.
Escobado is said to be at Monterey and had
imposed several loans upon the people. "a ,f1,
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SANTA ANNA's MISSION TO THE UNITED
STATES The Boston Advertisers special
Washington dispatch says:
"The mission of Santa Anna here was to
convince our administration that the church
party Is the only one which can establish a firm
governmentin Mexico in the event of MaximiI-
fans downfall. Mr.. Seward is said to be a he
lever in this theory, and to have urged upon
the President the prOpriety of giving all nos
sible encouragement to this wealthy and con-
seryative faction. The Santa Anna party have
nothing to do with the Mexican loan scheme
and would repudiate the loan should thew come
into power. The proposition to guaranty that
loan VIII be again pressed by powerful lobby
at the next session of Congress-
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Alleged Success of Santa AmnG's
NeaC Scheme.
HEAVY SUIT AGAINST A TREASURY
AGENT.
The Murder ora the Centrevilie
ra,.as Race Course. a

New YORK, Oct. 3.
The Herald says the Office Of Santa Anna was
Ovefrun by parties anxious to enter the service
of Mexico, It is reported that firm on South
ers for the service of the Liberals. The loan Of
five million dollars, which Santa Anna has
been negotiating, has been concluded with
three banking houses of this city. -a
Three citizens of Georgia have brought suit
against a former Treasury agent, named 1. b;
Brasher, for seizing ninety thousand dollars
worth of cotton belonging to them, in Februa-
ry last. Brasher is held to bail in seventy
Thousand dollars. i'aiH a1 a.i
The murder of Walker, the horse tanner, at
the Centrevlle Course is still wrapped in mys-
ming from the place about the time of the mur-
DER A reward of $500 is offered for the arrest
of the guilty parties. tF .fs5Ii-ati
A dispatch says the Fenian prisoners in To
ronto are to be tried next week.
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MARROW EscAPE.-On Tuesday noon, as the
Fryeburg stage was passing through Hiram,
where the road winds along the Saco, in turn
overturned, rolling down the. almost perpen-
dicular bank some twenty feet, until it was
stopped by small tree just few feet from the
water in the river. The stage was heavily
loaded with eleven passengers and large
amount of baggage. Among the passengers
were Messrs. VIM. Senter and o. S. Fogg Of
this city, and Mrs. Geo. b, Barrows of the Re-
form School, and her two children, who all es-
capped unhurt. Mr. L. 4. Cotton of Liriington
jumped from the top of the coach, and proba-
bly, fractured his ankle-the extent Of the in
jury not ascertained. Capt. Stanley, the dri-
yer, held the horses until pair of new reins
broke, when he and Mr.. @. III. Buswell of Frye
burg sprang off to seize the horses by the head,
and were thereby somewhat bruised. A lady
from New Hampshire C, ung to the drivers
seat Through the overturn, on.'v losing hoop
from hey skirt and finding the hG>-ses' feet In
her hat. fa
The Inside passengers were obliged to cfI,,D
through a roken window next to the water 3
edge, then up the side OF the coach and between
tween the wheels up the steep bank. The bag
gage was not damaged; one or two packages
floated down the river, but were recovered
Two of the hor ses were badly injured, perhaps
spoiled. The citizens of the town, after two
hours hard work, succeeded in raising the
coach, which we mt on to Gorham with the pas
sengers, arriving at P. M. .sae-1e
Capt. s. has been a stage driver for seventeen
years, and has thus met with hii first accident
He is a careful driver and a strictly temperate
man, and had the road been securely raile,l the
accident would not have occurred.
The Portland daily press., 1866-10-04

CAUrIoN.-Parties bringing goods in bond
from other ports to this, should in all cases see
that the proper entry is made at the Custom
House here, and thus insure requisite delivery
and examination by the proper Customs officer.
Unless this is done they will be unable to pro-
cure the necessary certificate to cancel the
bonds given at the port of withdrawal, or the
benefits of drawback on goods used in build
ings erected upon the burnt district.
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FATAL ACCIDENT.-Yesterday forenoon, as
the workmen on the new store of Byron Green
ough, Esq, ON Middle Street, were placing q
heavy beam for the upper floor upon the wall
of the building, the derrick canted and threw
the beam over on the end of the wall, which
was green, causing small portion of it to give
way, carrying with it the staging and win
dow frame. Mr.. John Roberge, French Cam
adian, one of the masons in the employ of
Messrs. s. G. Chase & Co., who was at work on
the walls, was struck by the BEAM and precip-
itated some forty feet, striking on his head on
a brick partition wall below, and scattering
blood and brains in all directions. 1t is sup
posed that the blow from the beam killed him
before he fell. .lt,. e-r. l.t-as. .ae.
Mr. Lemuel Brown, a carpenter, who was as
sisting to place the beam in position. was
knocked off and fell into the cellar. His fall
was broken by striking one of the lower floors
as he was going down. He was seriously but
not fatally injured. Two other men were also
injured slightly by the fall ing bricks There
were several men in the vicinity, and the won
der is that no more were injured.
Roberge leaves wife and five children
Messrs Chase & Co. took charge of the re-
mains of the unfortunate man, and attended to
the wants of his family. They also lacked out
for the comfort of those that were injured.
Coroner Gould was called, but deemed an in
quest unnecessary. t.t '.4a asa s.
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BASE Balloon Thursday the 27th ult. the
return game of base ball between the Dart
mouth Club of Hanover, and the Kearsarge
Club of Concord was played on the grounds of
the latter. 1t resulted in the defeat of the Con-
cord Club by score of "a to 23 The Dart
mouth Club is now the champion club of New
Hampshire.
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NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.
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Sale of FOrfeifed Goods.
81 8 iCoLLEcroRas OFFICE,
DISTRICT OF PORTLAND AND FALMOUTH


DISTRICT OF PoRr1AND AND FALMOUTH
ia, sfOhILAND,
VIE following described merchandise having been
~, Iorieited for violation of the Revenue Laws of
INC United States public notice of said seizures hav-
ing been given and no claim said goods having been
Appraisers 1893 Fore street on Thursday October 2th
1856 at II O'Clock A. NJ, to wit:
malt M DBL Molasses, jug do bbls do. and Kegs
Broadcloth Bbl spirits, one trunk containing Dry
GGe;ods, Cutlery, &c., small boxes Tobacco, Kegs
p' Snpyss' Bbls Molasses, Kegs DO, keg TaanarAds
SbDis. sugar, Bags do, Box do. 1 Keg do. 1 case
containing 1000 Cigars, ease containing % doz Par
as9is 3 6ag containing about 100 lbs Sugar Ullage
es, hid containing about 50 gals do. Keg do, 6
6ags containing 230 lbs Sugar, bags do. Box do
dds do. Dbl moasses do, box Cutlery and need
les' trunk containing package sugar do. currants
DO coffee, do spice, do rasns and sundry packages
preserves, ibox containing packages Tobacco, box
garden seeds, bag containing about 80 lbs natmegs
au s.r7 Il ISRAEL iWASHBURN Jr
oct4-1aw3w& thcnedtd Collector
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NATIoNAE HORSE FAIR-It will be noticed
by the advertisement in another column this
morning, that grand National Horse Fail
will come off at Forest City Trotting Park
next week, under the management of the For.
est City Driving Club, which is composed Of
some of our most respectable citizens It is
safe to say that, under the management Of
these gentlemen, everything win be conducted
with order and propriety. The premiums of
fered will, undoubtedly, bring large number
OF the best horses in this and other States to the
field, and, should the weather prove pleasant
great sport may be expected. .--sl
The Portland daily press., 1866-10-04

REMOVALS IN MAINE-It will be noticed by
our telegraphic dispatches from Washington
last evening, that Mr.. Charles P. Kimball has
been appointed Surveyor of this District, in
place of Mr.. Talbot, removed. Gov. Crosby
has been appointed to the Belfast Collectorship,
and Mr.. Hanscom receives the Saco Collector
ship, an office he hankered after under the ad-
ministraton of Buchanan, and blowed up be-
cause he did not get it.
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New York Eteu.s,

NEW YORK, Oct. 3.
Fernando Wood announces himself as can
dldate for Congress in the 9th district
Rev Chauncey Moon Williams was conse-
Grated to-day as an Episcopal missionary to
China and Japan. II
Inc steamers Java and Tariffa sailed to-day
for Liverpool. The Java took out $4,000 in
SPECIE
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.@@9& r. PORTLAND, THURSDAY MORNING. OCTOBER
PORTLAND AND VICINITY
New Advertisements To.Day.

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN
Theatrc-Biiwen 4 Brown. ~
National Horse Fair at Forest City Park.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Boston and Charleston Steamship Line
Saloon for Sale.
Dental Notice-Dr. Albert Evans.
Agents Wanted-John Hankerson.
Por SaIo-Patterson & Chadbourn. E
Land 10 Lease-Wm. o. Fox.
Brick House for Sale-Patterson & Chadbo IN.
Hunse ior SpleL- Patterson & Chadbourn.
Lost, Ladys Jet Sleeve Button. s
Lost, ,Strayei or StOlen-Bereaved Friends.
For sac or Rent---C. $. King. s.r50
Horticultural Shows. b. Beckett.
Grand Trunk Line to HALIFAX, N, S.
Sale Of forfeited Goods-Istael Washburn.
Quarterly Report Second National Bank. u
Clothing-I. p. harrington.
Music Teacher Wanted. - tltE
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MR. EDIroR:-Allow me to say that the &C
count given in your paper of Tuesday of G ar.
oline Brewer is an entire fabrication. She
never had a lover, consequently never was
crossed in love-" Her age was about 81 or 6s
and she had been in the Aims House nearly
fifty years. 1t is a libel on woman to say that
she could hold her tongue so long as that.
aE..- ONE WHO KNOWS.
1--WE give the above an insertion, with the
simple remark that our information came from
one of ths Oyerseers of the Poor.-ED. PRESS. ]
The Portland daily press., 1866-10-04

HUNGARIAN BALM.-Todd, at his shop on
Lime Street, just above the Post Office, has
fitted up new laboratory, where he is now
manufacturing his celebrated Hungarian Balm,
and is ready to attend to orders with despatch.
The demand for this article is larger than ever
as its virtues for the hair are becoming wide
world known. #rre L.. M .
The Portland daily press., 1866-10-04
Canadian Affairs.

OTTAWA, UCG. 8.
The Executive Council set several hours last
night 1t is reported that important dispatch
es relating to Fenians were received.
The Board of Trade has passed resolution
that American and British silver be taken at
four per cent. discount.
TORONTO, Oct. 8.
An interesting experiment regarding the
use of peat for fuel was tried by the Grand
Trunk Railway Company, which proved per-
feet success. +Hs-.1 p
Negotiations are making for a curling match
between Montreal and Manche ter England,
clubs.
Receipts of barley in Toronto ma. -kets yes,
terday from farmers wagons reach ed 6,OOo
bushels
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Interesting New. from China.

7 SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 3.
Dates from China to July 18th, says the
rebels are in the Province of Yang Chow,
and are much more formidable than has been
supposed. Every leaderssent against them, ex-
cept one, had met with defeat In one battle
the younger brother of the Viceroy lost two
Thousand Enfield rifles, and out of one thous-
and cavalry engaged, only one hundred escap-
ed, and the fate of the infantry is supposed to
have been no better ~ ttfS 90
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COppcr-JOhnson Conventions.

49, ii'.--l ~ '.... BOSTON, Oct. 3.
The National Union men OF Massachusetts
held a delegate convention in Fanueil Hall,
to-day at noon. Theodore III. Sweetsir, Esq,
of Lowell, practising lawyer in Boston, was
nominated as the candidate for Governor, with
a ticket for the other State officers, composed
of gentlemen who have a military record
Resolutions were adopted endorsing the Ad-
rninistration' in favor Of eight hours as a legal
days work, and in favor of license law for the
sale of spirituous liquors. In the afternoon
the. Democratic State Convention was held IN
the same place, and the ticket nominated by
the Administration Convention was adopted.
BALTIMORE, Oct. g.
The 9Th District Democratic Convention met
again to-day. After twenty-four ballots Fred
erick Stone of Charles county received the
nomination. Mr.. Harris, the present member
was dropped after the twentieth ballot. 1t is
reported that his friends are determined to
run Mr.Haines as an independent candidate.
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THE COURTS.
U. s. CIRCUIT COURT.

ilsf BEFORE JUDGE CLIFFORD.
WEpNEspAY.-The case of Audenreid & al. VS..
Randall was withdrawn from the jury, and will be
heard by Judge Clifford.
VIM Sterling s. ais. VS., brig Jennie Cushman g.
als Action for damages for collision in the Penob-
scot river. Appealed from District Court Submitted
to the presiding Judge. .0ti
Rowe. A. A. Strout and G, p Stetsoni
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$lOO REWA ARD!

inN FRIDAY, 2sth ultY.. man, hredsa horse and
Obuggy, at my Stable, to go to Lewiston, and re-
turn on the same day, since which time have seen
neither IN the man M n the horse and buggy,
and 900 lbs, and intrayeing, strii es her OIL fore
leg; The carriage was fashionable high-iop buggy,
bu1t by Il. Randall Portland.
For the recovery of the Property viii nav a re-
ward oi $500a-ior the arrest OF thief viii pay an
additional $50, 90. s-s w. A. CAMPBEIi.
Brunswick, october 2nd, 1866 oc3d1w
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Flour Barrels :, Wanted.

ENLoUR Barrels suitable for Sugar for which cash
Il and the highest price will be paid by
-et rrf LYNCH, BARKER & CO.,
july2u fAtlASG@ 139 Commercial street.
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Music Teacher Wanted.

WILL sell at fair price ifapplied for soon, one Of
4 the BEST PAYING SALOONS in the city. Best
Of reasons given for selling. Enquire at No. Is Port
iand Street. n Oct4-d1w*
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READER, have you visited Mitchelps Drv
Goods establishment, in the Mart? If not, you
should do so at once. You can here find the
best stock of goods ever offered in Portland, at
prices cheaper than ever.
The Portland daily press., 1866-10-04
Grand Trunk Line

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE,
An Eight Acre Gardcn---A Fine Country
Residence.
ft.A:A The above place is in Westbrook, near Nor
E.;. rill's Corner, only three miles from Portland
and is one of the hest places for "a gentlemans
residence or for good gardener, to be found in this
vicinity. 1t has new one-and-a-haR story Gothic
House, good Barn and other buildings. The cellar is
cemented, and contains large brick cistern. The
present owner has large run of city customers for
early vegetables, worth at least thousand dollars
choice grape vines and pear trees set out one
year ago. This is opportunity to secure eight
acres under high state Of cultivation. Apply to
w. II. JERIslS, Real Estate Agent. 3wedoct4
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100 Good American, Nova Scotia and Irish
IOO. Girls todo housework, cook, &c. in pri-
vatc families and hotels in this city and country
Also so Girls to work in Factories.
Farmers and others wanting men for any work
VIII 10 wel to call on us, will supply them Tree
OF charge Address or apply at the General Agency
Empiesps Mt Office, a51a Congress Street. up stairs
septZ6dtf WHITNEY q CO.
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THEATRE.-The comedy of the Serious Fami-
ly and the farce of Pleasant Neighbors will be
brought out this evening, and will undoubted-
ly attract full house as usual
The Portland daily press., 1866-10-04

AUGUSTA, Me-, Oct. 3.
The Editors and Publishers Convention OF
Maine began their second annual session to-
DAY IN TINS city. The only transactions will be
those OF business character. The profession
is well represented, AMI good deal of interest
in its proceedings is manifested.
The Portland daily press., 1866-10-04
From California.

.,, SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. g.
The Golden City from Panama arrived to-
day with dates from New York to Sept. 18th.
Steamer Orizaba from Columbia River,
brings 1927, 900 in treasure.
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AGENTS TAINTED !
-FOR-
For Frank Moore's New Work,
4" WO23ae72 of the Var. -

Ag nts Will find this q book of real merit and in
trilisie value-sUEIECT NEw-intensely interesting
aud exciting. NO wnrk ever attracted aud engaged
te public mind like this. Every bid, wants it, and
thousands viii purchase it as soon as an opport,lnitv
is afforded them. F,flsf 70 =,
Intelligent, active Males Females will find the
meni. This book lrls no conipc6tor-it comes ucw
and fresh to the lcole. The Territory is clean and
clear AGENTS understand the advantages In this lar-
ticnlar.
For full particulars send Tor circular.
.atI Address q. A. CHAPLIN. Agent,
ANwtl37 ,,,.- 211 Frce st. room No. 8.
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FANCY STATIONERY. - That square paper
and envelopes at Geyers stationery store is the
very height of fashion. He has just received
another lot of the beautiful mauue ink direct
from Paris.
The Portland daily press., 1866-10-04
Emigration Of Freedmen.

AUGUSTA, Ga, Oct 3.
Large numbers of Freedmen continue to
leave the State for the Mississippi Valley, in
duced by higher wages and desire for change
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Agricultnral Notice.

VNHE Members of the Cumberland County Aeri-
] Il cultural Society requested to meet at The
Probate Court rooms Chestnut Street, Portlan /,
Thursday October 18th 1866, at 2 o'clock r. NJ, to
choose Board of officers for the year commencing
the first Wednesday in January 1867. Also to select
Horticultural Society, to elect member ofthe State
Board of Agriculture. .i 'atUI
a. .-- Per Order fr ..-tH.. .#.
oct2-d2t & W1w N SAM'L DINGLEY Sec'y
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sIlRE REMEDIES.

DIR. I. X. TAYLOR, II Hanover Street, Boston,
has received the new French Remedies and modes of
treatment Mactised by Drs. Dumas and Ric0rd-Safe
pleasant and warranted Positively efectual in all
Diseases of the Blood, Urinary and Reproductive Or
gans and all Irregularities and Complaints peculiar
to Women. Enclose stamp and receive full particu-
lars by mail. oct3-d&w3m
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4. p. FA REIN TON,
CLOTHING
Fasa.sisHiasg GoOdsy
2G Market Square,.
Oct 4-d3rn
For Sale.

A THREE story Brick residence on Pine street, O
IA q story Brick residence on Winter street a Q
story Wooden residence Danforth street. 81 story
residence with 1s rooms Wilmot street. little cash.
and long credit. And others on Cumberland, Frank
lin, Lincoln Brown Atlantic, Gray, and State streets
Residences in WestbrOok and Gorham consta tantly on
hand: Enilding Lots in all parts of the city, and
Westbrook, for sale. Apply to iaa -
PATTERSON g. CTADBOURNE.
Octf-d2w Dealers in Real Estate 1851 Middle ST.
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A PARTNER with a few hundred dollars to io;,
"A advertiser in manufacturing Bedding, first
rate chance, best references given. Address r. IT. s.
81 Free Street. ser,29-d1w*
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,.-Septimus Tennyson, a brother of Alfred
4led at Cheltsnham, England, on the 9TH ult
ne thought himself poet, but failed to carry
the world with him in that opinion.
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ght Dollars a year in advance
The MAINE STATE PRESS, is published at the
anne place every Thursday morning at 81 90 year

anolt mALEs OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. inch Of space IN
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VIE Lot OF land bounded by Middle, Garden and
House; Apply to Patterson & Chadbourne, Dealers
In Real Estate 1854 Middle street. n soct4-eod2w
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Agents Wanted.

ENITHER Ladies or Gentlemen, In all parts Of the
lI State to sell new and beautiful steel engrav-
ing entitled "THE EMPTY SLEEvE;" also to can
Yass for The lives the Presidents" by Rev. John
S. G. Abbott. For terms address N > s...s.s.irt
| JOHN HANKERSON, 16G Middle St,
oct4 -d1WS w3w Portland Me.