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Catalogues now ready.
A UCTION SALE
~ OF
10000 TUNS SCRANTON COAL,
FEBRUARY 49, 1866.

Nrw-YoRK february 81. 1865.
THE DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN
RAILROAD COMPANY will hold their THlRTYTllRD
AUCTION SALE or COAL on WEDNESDAY, the 2uh
day of February 1856 a, u o'clock noon at their NEW
SALFSROOM No 20 Exchange place, corner OF William A.
Newly ora at hich time they wiseL by MessIs JOHN h.
DRAPER 4 Co. AuctioneeTs,
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Hle0iral.
forces, Carriages, %f.

TOR SALE at a BARGAINL,A HS sSS..,
Harness Brggy, Saddle Bh,e pa .sS al nv time al
Lewis stable on Eighthave bstGeea, N'H INV
fhteIhsIs'' OK eoutess n, $50 Me., finy rh-st.
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Cost ano founo.

T,OTTND-On Saturday, Feb. IL, ct Fulton
4 F,n~, Lady, BuCKsKiN PURSE, containing =
sppi,ias At The seespl " p,y Ncp~E No 49, Beck
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5itraiions Uanico-fcmaIce.

AN AMERICAN GIRL, an orphan, IG years
~ old wishos 20 LEARN he DREsSMAKlNO, Cr any
ot1er trade. Address f. NJ. station a.
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4 GERMAN GIRL wants "a situation as
~ NURSE or CHAMBLRMAlD Cal 1t No I33 Esst
Ihirty-hrstf st. ~ store.
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y7JANTED-Bv a nett tidy G.rl, with good
w city reference e. STU .TfON ts general SERVANT
wa be-. ans iron. we'll good lrfi - thamhenAd and
Nun. We. 80 lALai Y ~ - INeliy ll.i,i
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4 NUMBER Of well recommended German
n fifl. wait SITUATIONS % do general HOusEWOlK <,
6c stMr- LOVES GeIa.ai lni.al', No. u s'ahlon'si'
near the BoFsry.
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GRAND TRUNK naiLNAY,
81 Canada.
Alteration of Trains.
WINTEK ARRANGEAiENr.

t1f,,,sisKsal On and after Hoaday, Nov. ~ iSG6
9as -. trains viii run as IoliOws:
Tram tor South Paris and Lewiston, at 10 \. NJ
- Mhll lrain tOI Matervile, Bangor, GOTlam, island
1 NV, Montreal and quebec al !. 10 L. NJ
70 ms m Hun connects With Express train Tn 1orOn-
~ Detroit ami Chicago Sleeping cars attached roni
is i;i L ohd TO Quebec and AiOniIeal.
IA AN N of south Paris at 5.0J T.. NJ.
time above Stated " ~ '''0i 'no
Trains viii arrive as f0llowa:-r
Iron, 90, iars Lewiston and Auburn, at $40 A. ~
T"epec, 0c., LAD 2. NJ.
Inc Ouhlshy are not Responsible for baggage 10
any AMOUNT exeeeding $50 in value land tat person
o.ite y ssell and paid for al the ra,e OF
one passenger FOR every $500 ad.litional valne
G j. BRfDGES, ManaginG director.
H. B4ILEY, Local Superintendent ~
Portland, Nov. 2, 1seG. fN''''t tr ne
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DOMESTIC PORTS,

SAN FRANCISCO Sailed lst inst. ship Dasling
Wave, Carlton New YORK. :
New York.
DARIE.N, GA-Gld 2lst, sch Emma Il HIATT, 1T.
Tor Boston.
Ga ed, brig b Young, Gibson, Boston.
SAVANN AH-Ar 24ih, ship Charlotte, Spcar, New
York; seh Charlotte Fish, Strong, do
Ar Goth, baTque MARY Dyer, WatlinptOI, New
York; brig Ii Kennedy, Geyer, do schs Ira Hiss
Bragg, Boston; John Crooke Lowe, Wiscassai Al
fred Keene, Robinson, Philadelphia. EkS u
CHARi.ESTON-Ar LIST. brig Castillian Harden
brook MatanZas 80 ~
GEORGETOWN, sC--Cld Dist. briggs Chattanooga
Black. martinique; Chas Wesley. Waterhouse. Ior
ga 2sth, brig Paragon, shate, New Y-rk
WILMINGTON, NC-Ar 2Otl sch Dacotah. Grant
FORTRESS MoNRoE-Ar 1st inst. baraue Maria
Henry nom Liverpool for Baltimore.
BALT1MORE-Cld Sd, brig Emily Fisher Shack
ford, Boston; Ida L Ray, Ray, Chal lesion.
Ar LIST. brig Frances Jane, Norris. Rio Janero.
Cid LIST, schs Willie Staples, ATatanzas; Horensia
PHILADEL.PHIA-eld 1st sch W E Alexander,
Bowden, Portland.
Callao, 81 days - jus ~ - -
Ar I'd, barque Paladin, Mitchell Euenos Ayes:
sch Windward, Libby, Jacksonville. -
Jameson, Roekland.
Ar 18th, barque IIalcyon Larrabee, Liverpool; brig
Martha Berry, Chase, Matanzas 49, = u =
Cid 3D., snip Cremorne, Yates, San Francisco brig
Tubal Cain, Loring, Narcotics sch Golden Gate,
NORWICH-Ar Both, chs Ocean Star, Haskell,
Rocklan1; Minnie Cobb, Ingraham, do. + Z
NEWPORI--Ar LIST, sch Four Sisters, SheeTer
Fall River for Georgetown.
Sailed, briggs Rich, Nellie Gay, schs Bowdohi
Prescott, Hattie Ross, Ida Il Wheeler, Ida How
Fowler, Defiance. Bengal, Oregon, Maria Lunt, Sea
Bird, Shooting STAR and others.
HOLMES HOLE-Ar 1st briggs p NJ Tinker, Ber-
nard, Mobile for Boston; Isabel Beurman Small,
and Walter Howes, Pierce, Rondoat for do; sch Hes
perus, Lord, Elizabetbport or do.
Ar ID, barque Hunter, Yoik, Mobile lor Portland:
bTigs Elmira, Hamilton, New York for Boston; Ma,
~ Lowell. McFadden, Poughkeepsie ior Pembroke e;
schs Hattie sampson, Blake, from PHI IadelIbia for
Portland; Ned Sumter, Lord, New York for Fills
FAN River for Rockland Hannibal, Cox, Boston Il I
Philadelphia.
Sailed Sd, barque Hunter; briggs Elmira. Tanaier.
Walter Howes, Ambrose Light, d Torrey abby
Thaxter, Mazatlan, Marshall Dutch, Liberty; schs
Sarah elizabeth, Marshall Perrin, w Genn Omen
Sea, Rockingham, Corinthian, Geo w Glover, N L
Clark, X Leach. George q Emily, Kate Wentworth
Alma, Hattie f Sampson, Olive Avery, Willie Lee
ard all others bound out.
BOSTON-Ar Sd, schs Mary Elizabeth, Eaton and
Dudley, Hopkins, and Sarah Ann, Lamb, Bangor;
Sterling. Adams, and II Pool, McFadden, Wiscas-
set; Franklin, Albee do; Shawniut Kicker, and
citizen, Upton, Portland.
below, ship Akbar, from Ca cutta; brig Ambrose
tng nm Wilmington; Anna Tcrrey, I'm George
II CID Sd, sch Chase, Collins, lor Portland and
al, Ar 4th, ship Akbar Croker fun Calcutta; bsrnue
6iZa me- Gooding Havana; biigs Nj Tinker,
hv EI1an GiSmns ambrose Light, Simp on, do; Alb
Mills, Rondout; Isabel Beuiman, Small. and waiter
Howes, Pierce, do; Abby Thaxter Lane do
Cid 4th sch Henry A, Wade, Waldoboro.
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to LUMBERME,N
-AND-
Il Owners OF HemlOck Lands!

FNHE AMERICAN PATENTED IMPROVEMENT
81 IL TANNING COMPANY, of New York own the
exclusive right in the United States for the ianutac-
ture of an imperishable '.EXTRAC1'' from Hemlock
Bark for tanning purposes. This Bark Extract Is
now extensively used among Tanners and the de-
mand for it rapidly increasing. commands ready
sale in the Boston, New York and PHILADELPHIA mar.
kets, at sixty cents per gallon. The appliances for
manufacture are simple ana not expensive costing
but little more than the ordinary teaches used byTan
ners. By this process two cords of Bark may be re-
duee so as to concentrate the entire strength into
forty gallons of extract without in the slightest de-
gree juring its tanning qualities, and at cost not
exceeding one dollar per cord The saving iii freight
alone, between the transportation of the Extract and
the bark, will range from six to eight dollars per cord
so that any one who may get out but three hundred
cords OF bark per year, may from two thousand
TO twenty-five hundred dollars in the difference in
freight.
The Company does not propose to sell Territorial
rights, but will grant exclusive privilege to manuac-
ture in certain localities, charging small ROYALTY per
gallon on the amount manufactured.
The Company will send competent men to superin-
tend the construction of the works. where parties de-
sire to enter into the business and to instruct in the
manufacture Of cie Extract. =
AS guarantee OF success to parties entering into
this business, the Company VIII contract to take all
the Extract manufactured under their process at fifty
cents per gallon, delivered in Boston or New York
Parties in New England desiring further iniorma-
ton as TO terms, Nc, may call upon address Mr.
THOMAS w. JOHNSON, General Agent of the Conn
pany at the American House in Boston, where mod
els Of the apparatus may be seen. 43i
nov Is d3m fr-a S. H. KENNEDY, Pres't
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House Lots.

fSLlGABLE House Lots lor sale on Thomas, EN-
~ cry AID CuisreSs 81 Gets; one near the head OF
Stale street 10y.
.t w. II. STEPHENSON,
Portland, Aug S.--1ti 2d National Bank.
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| +F House for Sale.
| flNHE subscriber offers ior sale his dwelling House
| Il situated near the corner OF Oxford and Wilmot
streets. 1t is a two and half story House. thor
oughly built, nearly new, finished in modern STYLE
1t has large cistern and good well of water AIi-
| ply TO y. PENNELL, on the premises, or w. IT.
JERKS, Real Estate Agent. - nov23d2w*
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C0mmercial.--Fer Cable.
LIVERPOOL, Dec 3, Evening.
Cotton-tle market closed very firm at this morn
in prices sales to-day 10, 900 bales including 900
males to speculators and exporters
LONDON, Dec. 8, Evening.
The market closed dull for United States bonds:
United States 5-2os, 1862, 20 3l6; do. d. 1866, 69s
Erie Railway and Illinois Central shares closed al
decline of J..
LIVERPOOL, Dec. g. Evening
The Breadstuifs market closed to-day unchanged
LONDON, Dec. g. Evening
Consols closed this evening at 804 for money.
AMERICAN SECURITIEs.-The following are the
quotations for American Securities: Erie Railroad
Shares 49, Illinois Central Railroad Shares II. Unit
ed States 5-20's 70t.
LIVERPOOL, Dec 4, Noon.
The cotton market opens steady at Yesterdays
quotations.
The Manchester market is quiet and unchanged.
LONDON, Dec 4, Noon.
AMERICAN SECURrrIEs.-The following were the
opening prices of American securities: Erie Railway
shares 464 Illinois Central shares r. United States
5-2Os OF 1852, 709; do. do of 1906 69k.
Dispatches received from Berlin, Frankfort and
Hamburg quote U. S. Bonds frmer.
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Boston Stock List.
TELEGRAPHIC REPORTS.
New York Market.

NEW YORK, Dec 4
Cotton-frm and quist; sales 1910 bales Middling
uplands at 334 a "a; Orleans at 351 q 36c.
Flour-dulI and a loo lower; sales 4, 100 bbls.-
State at 30 a IL 15: Round Hoop Ohio at 10 90 40
10 90; Western at 80 a II go; Southern at Ii 90 g
16 90. zta- fsE0
Wheat-dull; sales 1900 bush. Winter Red West
ern at 2 So.
Corn-dull and Q q &c lower; sales IS, 500 BUSH
Mixed Western at Is "a 16.
Oats-1ull and drooping; sales 81. 900 BUSH Chica-
go at 81 q CSC.
Bcet-heavy, ass -t.t
,Pork-heavy and lower. New mess 20 co a 81 00;
old mess 10 G2; prime 10 co.
bnard-heayy and lower; sales at III a 13c.
SEC. - =
Whiskey-quiet
Rice-dull; Rangoon at o. "a 1oc.
Sugars-dull; Muscovado at Ii a l1Jc.
COifee-dull.
MOlasses--dull.
Naval Stores-quiet 81
Petroleum dull; crude at ri; refined bonded at
31k a 80.
Tallow-quet.
Freights to Lverpool-quiet and firm.
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Bank Notice.
fNhE following are the LIST and I'd Sections of Al
L of the Lerislatlre nassad Ee b On 1aee. -


hE following the LIST and I'd Sections OF AN act
Oft the Legislature, passed Fe 20, 1866:
''SECTIoN 1. In all cases where the liability of any
''bank in this State to redeem its bills would expire
sin the year 1866 but for the provisions of this act
such liability shall be extended until the list dav Of
"March, 1867, except such banks as are now i'm the
"hands of the Receivers" -
SECT. 2. The Bank Commissioners shall publish
in one or more newspapers nearest the place where
"a bank Is situated, and in such other newspapors as
'they may fit, notice of the time when the la
'bty of such bank will cease for the reemnfion of
sits bills said notice to be continued for three
next before the time NAMED therefor
The liability of the following banks to redeem their
bills, which would have expired i'll the year 1866 and
after the passage of this act is by the first section Of
the act, extended until the lat day of March 1867:
Augusta Bank lat Augusta Long Reach Bank at Bath.
Bath Bank, at Bath. Lewiston Falls Bank
Bank Of Somerset, nos at lewiston
at Skowhegan. Marine Bank, = :"
Bank of Winthrop, $500 at Damariscotta
at Winthrop. Northern Bank,
Freemans BIZ at Augusta at HallowelI
Granite Bank, at Augusta. Oakland Bank,
International Bank, = ---7- -.rs-a at Gardiner
at Portland Orono Bank, at Orono.
Kenduskeag Bank, Skowhegan Bank,
at Bangor. at Skowhecan.
A. C. ROBBINS Bank
:. F.E. WEBB, commissioners.
Nov %, 1866, stefrr no2S,iiaw3m
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Nj "A RI N r N EWS
Port OF PORTLA Nd.


Tuesday. December 4.
M ARRIVED.
Steamer New England, Field, st John, NB, via
Barque Hunter, tof PortIand) York, Mobile 18th
ult, with cotton.
Brig J " John. (Br, Duh Pictou, Ms
Brig Stevens, Saunders, Calais lor New York.
Brig Alex M1lliken, Estes Calais ior Providence
Sch Diatfem, Brl West, Cornwas. Ms.
Sch Blondell, Atwood. Tangier, with oysters.
Sch n Perry, Hamilton Hoidout.
sch Magnolia, Jasper, Boston.
Sch G Roter Began Boston. 4gaf
sen Nedick Campbell, Boston. 1s a-1ari
Sch Ann Parker, Berry, Salem. ~. -iLI.1l
Sch elen Mar. morrill,, Camden r.
sch Chapare FEEL ST George.
Sch Agnes. Young, Ellsworth. o. %
Sch Catharine, Davis, Ellsworth
Sch Cameo, Small, Bangor.
Sch Americas, Spinny, Bath 70 n
Sch Waterloo, Greenlow, Calais ioT New York.
Schs Hampden Belize Hart, and Madagascar, Hodg-
don, Calais for New Haven.
Sch Caroline Grant, Pressey, Calais for Providence
Schs Red Beach, AsIew, and Jane Haskell, Calais
for Boston.
Sch Game Cock. Robbins Calais Cor LYNN
Sch Thames, Robbins, Gala for Beverly.
Sch j Bent, Strout, Millbridge Tor Boston,
Sch Forest. Strout, CherTyfeld for Boston.
Sch J Moulton, Crowley, Addison tor New York
Sch Bitow, Wass, Addison tor Boston. So (
sen William, Jeliison, Ellsworth for Boston. 81
Sch Emily, SnIth, Ellsworth for Boston. se
Sch Azelda q Laura, McIndoe, Bangor Ton
Sch Juliet, Snow. Bangor tor Nolwalk
Sen DC, er, Scott. Bangor foI Boston,
CLEARED 5sa
Barque Mary L Libby, Libby Cardenas -Yeaton
& Hale, and Churchill, Browns & Manson.
Brig H Kennedy, Merriman, New York;
Libby
Sch VIM Arthur, Andrews, Baltimore-Moses b
NickeIs0n
Sch Willard, Parsons, Philadelphia-E G Will
lard.
ch Noel, (Brl Marsteis, st John, NB-John Por-
t OuS.
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Help! Help!! Help!!!

1'HE most reliable place in New England to get
good male and female help is at the General Aeon
cy and Employment oficc, No, :S5 a f-3 ConaTess
Street, Portland, Me. The subscribers respeetflIly
inform all parties wishing secure good girls for am
respectable employment, that through their extensive
adve.llslhg throughout tie Provinces ard in New
England, there are arriving daily al their office num-
beis OF gOod American ana Provincial girls wanting
SUMMONS m private iamlcs hotels, boarding houses
anu sliools Aisafl stores, Offices &c. and as house,
Aoepers, nurses, seamstresses, &C., DC. All those
wanting any snch, viii do well to apply soon with
theI lee, hlty cents. Ii you want men, also for any
smpoynent We will supply you, free Of charge, only
let US know You want them.
% The firm is only changed Ia name. MIR. Whit
ney could not come, and Mr. Cox has conducted the
business alone until the LIST Of October, when he took
MIR. POwaIs into the business with him. The firm
now is rf 4.f COX q POWARS,
4.F#t. lNl I.ate Whitney & Co.
Portland. Me Nov l. 1866 du
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DIED.

In this city, Dec. B. Patrick +. Flaherty. aged 4.
Years months
On hoard ship Kate Dyer, Dec. /. Frederick ", SOL
OF Frederick g. and Rose c. Smith, OF Port and aged
Is years months.
[St Louis papers please copy.l
In New Bedford, Mass, Dec. 2, Mrs. Lizzie Ii. L..
wife OF Henry H. Page, and daughter OF John Low
ell, Esq, of Hallowell.
In Topsham, Nov. %, MI. William Brown former
iy of Portland, aged 50 years months.
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IPer CITY Of Baltimore. Al New yo,l,

Nov lat 80 N, lon IS, ship John Tucker, los DAYS
from Callao for Nantes
Nov 10. lat 81 06, Ion 70, barque Carlton from Bos
ton tor New Orleans, z days out. b.
Nov Il, off Bahama Banks brig John Brightnan
from Boston Tor Galveston.
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New Orleans NIarkets.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 4.
Cotton steady; sales to-day were 1920 bales
Low Middling at 31c Middling at SIC. Receipts 81
O90 bales.
Sugar IN good demand sales of fair at 9Jc; prime
at lOcj cnolce at IA e l2c Molasses in good demand
sales OF fair 60 g 62lc prime at so; choice at GO az
a. Sterling E s;.an 1853 e 1881 Sight Exchange
Freights quiet and unchanged; steam to New York
I'D; to Liverpool Id.
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Special Notice,

LII persons disposed to engage in the erection Of
N an at ractive Con regational House of worsbI
in the district of the Second and Third Parishes arc
requested to meet in the vestry of the Meth ,dist
at y O'clock -'A''
Members Of the above named Societies, and all 9TH
ers interested in the enterprise, especially owners Of
real estate in that district, requested to be pres
ent. Some inducements 10 union and speedy effort
will be made known at The meeting. ~ e'''''
dec d2t* tl
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DISASTERS.

Sch A Conant, Foss from Por: land tor Philadel-
phia was lowed into Holmes Hole 81 inst with con
siderable damage. having been i'll coils with schr
W Tub, off Handler hief Lighiship night before,
and lost sp1rs and rigging fore and t. The Il " 4
sunk near the Light
Brig DAM Boone, Parker, from Gonaives for Bos-
ton put back prev TO 9Th ult leaky and will proba-
bl, have to DISCHARGE
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PORTLaND& ROCHESTER hR.
SUMMER ANNOUNCEMENT

EE{la.st{ssl On and after Monday. Apfn CO. l,Cj
s$&@[-$x4trains will leave as follows.
Leave Saco River fOr Portland at e 30 and 90 A NJ
$40 p. M
Leave Portland sos saoo Rvsraf5 A. a. NJ. pD0 ma
545 Pm
The 200 p. NJ train out aud the An t1,,5n IN 4,
Portland will lie freight trains with ta7seEpGr cars
attached
~ Stages connect al 6Ollain tor West aOrhsr
standish, steep Falls, baldwin, Denmark Sehaga
Brldgton, Lowell Hiram, trownGeld FryebuTg,
conway, iuftlet5, JACKSON LiIni1gton cornish Per-
ter. Freedom, Madison ana Eaton ~ II
Al Bnxton Center for kast tinXton, Bnuus Tny.s
South Liinlngton LimingtGn iunoTiok HoTiitii
Parsonsielt and 0ssipee
AtSacearappa for south NihdLsm, Mindham I'M
alii North Wildham daily
Steam Car and Aecomodti loH trss wili run AZ TO-
lcws:-Leare G0rh ~ for FoTt sHd az % A A. and
2OQP N. Leave Portland for Gotham At II 10 p 81.
and 4P.M
BY order OF the President
Portland, april Is. ls6G--dtf
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seven $1,000 uouse let's

StVen TIUUU House Lots
LNOR sale ON Congress street. near the new Park
II A line location Tor block OF houses Now i.
the time to purchase preparatory for building in th,
spring. Apply TO Nm. Ii. JERRIS, Real Estat,
Agent. = ie@s ak0kE2 Iloy24d3w :
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81. Louis Market.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Dec A.
Flour steady but dull common 70 a 90; extra
10 20. Wheat firm; choice spring at o5; fall at 65
Corn dull, heavy and declining; old White at &c:
new White at 70 q soc. Oats advanced. Rye, sales
at 30 a 97c. Barley, sales of spring at 10; fall at
TO- Lard, sales at 12Ic. Mess pork, sales at 20 90
Whskey lower; sales at2T q. Hogs frmer at 90 a
6 % in gross.
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Valuable Real Estate ON Elm st.
70 IL s. Al e.

A PORTION OF the DAY. Estate Oh Elm Street
comprising over 2S00J feet. Of Land, togclher
with Brick Houses Stable Sc. This property is To-
Gated OH Elm and Cumberland streets all susceptIble
OF improvement, and has front Elm street OF 2s2
feet.
The above property is offered for sale either in por-
uoiis OF collectively, on libeial terms. Apply to
aug@o-u lu8 ~if JOHN g. PROCTOR.
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EOKEIGN PORTs

AT Paquica, (Rolivial Oct 90, ship NJ r. Iudv,io
Harding, for United states, ldg.
. Ar at Panama 18th uit, barque EorN CYAN Dill
hngham Baltimore
At Chincia Islands 18th ult, ships Juliet Trundy.
Allen; Virginia, Weeks: Europa, Patten; S Her.
sey, Staples; Gen Butler, Chase; Anna Decatur,
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House Lots ON India ST., for sale.
ENQUIRE OF CONANT & RAND,
II 153 Commercial Street
OF on III. NJ. PAYSON
fortiaha' NoV.2. dtf Exchange Street.
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PRICES beef Cattle Extra, sl3 90 a 90 90; first
quality, So OG@12 rs; second quality $40 5Gdi sc;
third quality, 81 a 10 90 per 100 lbs ION total weight
ot hides. tallow ana dressed beefl
Extra and first qnality Beef, IN ludes nothing but
cludes the best hayfed oxen, best at Ii-fed cowes
and best three-year ste ordinary consists of
bulls and the refuse OF lott.
Working Oxen Sales at 3I75 to 275 - according to
quslty and fancy oil the purchaser
Stores-Two years old. $50 10 As three years old,
$50 to Is per head
Mich Cowes-Estra $so0iOO; riinary, s40a75;
Store Cows $30di5.
Sheep and Lambs--From 81 90 to 81 20 pr head
Hides--Country, 95910c " Id; Brighton, l03G11ac
Cali Skins-20c " ii
IaIlow.Country, 9@9l: ID; Brighton, ast91O.
Swae-WhOlesale, 90i0c B fb retail lO(Gllc :.
Fat Hogs. SIC ~ lib.
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HOTELS.
TINELAND.

EAHM AND FRUIT LANDS in mild and
u nealthGl climate. Thirty miles solRh OF Phil
adelrh a, By railroad, III New jersey, on the SAN q
line OF latiCude as Baltimore, Md. -
The soil rs rich and productive, VARYING from a clay
to sandy loa.l. suitable tor wheat, Grass. Corr
Tobacco, Fruit and vegetables. This is great Jrif
Country. Five hundred Vineyards and Orchards
have been planted Ort by experienced fruit growers
Grapes Peaches, Pears &c, produce immense prof..
5, NlDeiand is already one OF the mos beautiful
places in the Ueited States. The entire territory
consisting ii nifty square miles of land, is laid out
upon general system OF Improvements. The land
Is only sold toactual settlers with provision for public
adofme"t The place On account Of its great beauty
as wei as other advantages, has become the resort
OF people % Taste. Ii has mcrs lsed five thousand
people within thu past three years Churches Stores
Schools, Academies, Societies OF Art and Learning
and other elem nts of refinement ami culture have
been introdtt ed Hundreds u people are constantly
settling: Hunstfe s Of new houses are being con-
struete Price Of Farm L. al, twenty acre lots aud
upwards S2j per acre, Five anu ten acre and Viz
lage lots for sale.
lauts and Vegetables rpon earlier in this district
than in any other cality, north of Norfolk. Vain
Openings Ion all tinds Of business Lumber Yards
Manu- aetories, koundr,es, Stores and the Iik and
Steam Power with room can he rented.
For persons who desire mild winters beal.hfnl
climate and agood sol, IN q country beautifully nm
prov q. ab0unding in Iiits and DO scsgug ali other
social privileges, in the heart OF civilization it is
worthy of 4 visit.
. Letters answered, and d Vheiand Rural papel
givingl full Information and containing reports OF So
Lon Rob nson, sont to applicants.
Address ClIAS X. lands, .Vineland p o
Lands Township, New Jersey.
Z From Report OF Sol0a Robinson, Agricultural Edi-
tor Of the 1ibune "lt y one oil the most extensive
fertile tracts, sm0sr level position and suitable
condition tor pleasant farming tEa: We know OF this
side OF Tic Western Piairies."
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The Portland daily press., 1866-12-05
New Work stock Marker.
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In this city, Nov. 25 Lieut.. VIM. ii. Kaler, late of
the Signal Corps U. S. A., and Miss Mary A. Hickey
both oil Portland.
In Lewiston, Nov. %. jefferson SIN th of Portland
and Miss Susan 1. Doughty, of L.
In North Yarmouth, Nov 90, by Rev. f. N. Lord,
Roscoe Perley, OF Gray and Miss Fannie L., daugh-
ter Of Gen. b. b. Porter, OF No. Yarmouth.
In Freeport, Nov. 20. by Rev. b. T. Sanborn. How
ard 4. Walker and Miss Sarah A. Brewer, both of
Yarmouth; 2sth, by same, Walter s. Brown, of Var
mouth and Miss Susan j. Farweil, OF Freeport.
The Portland daily press., 1866-12-05

GEVERAL desirable, medium sized dwelling
favorable terms il applied for Immediately. This
property is situated on CONG and Congress
plaeenO better location i'll this city-and adjons ST.
Lukes Church lot, and will be sold i'm lots to suit
purchasers Inquire of WISWEI.I., d REED No.
900 Congress, entrance on Oak street, up stairs.
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