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~ . 7''7 JUDGE KfNGSBUKY PRESIDING.
gTUEsDAY.-MichaelF aherty, for resisting the po-
lice officers while they were engaged in making an
arrest, had to pay Maybury for defend
ant .bshnsmgb ii 83T63 atntd WAC G9dw tdgh
d, Roger Flaherty, for drunkenness and disturbance,
was obliged to pay $3.50. ~ f.fi,t .,., .,,i,
Timothy and Julia O'Brien were convicted of
drunkenness and disturbance and were fined So each
andcosts. Their counsel, Mr.. Carleton, appealed the
case. ,t-+AH i-}tiitiiiN
James Lockett, TOR assault and battery on c.. T..
McIntre, was order cd to pay $s.25. i,t.- yi.a'.i
Michael Ready and John McManniman for keeping
their ships open on tho Lords day, had to pay
$13.25 e. ch. % ''--1 90 '''A 1''' ~
Che streets, were obliged to pay IS each and the
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Tho following is Beeche rish:

Recently the aristocratic quarters of st.
James and Belgravia in London saw strange
sight. A thousand wretches in filthy rags and
with emacated faces paraded the Streets with
banners having inscriptions stating their hum
ger and want, and carrying boxes to receive
donations They were the representatives Of
10000 out of employment and starving in the
eastern suburbs ~ Elt<F
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United States District Ce.rt.

10 Oh g. BEFORE JUDGE FOX. Oh ,nOit
TuEsDAY.-Ln Admiralty. In the case Of United
States schooner Sarah r. Harris, bellcd for land
ing goods taken from a foreign vessel at some
time last fall, tho vessel having changed hands since
that time, the present owner came in and entered
claim for the vessel The schooner was appraised and
the owner gave the requisite bonds. iii' ESQ. tal
g. f. Talbot for Government; Lewis Pierce, Esq.
tor owner. la 5fgi5g 81 d4idf u,li8ui sapAsi
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IMPORTS
RTURr OF ocC.v xr..MCo

WINDSOR, Ms. Sch Excmrlar-lso tons plaster,
to order. aii ' tli "a ~ -"N---.' ~
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MARINE NEWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.

t.' Tuesday, May Z.
.-I-, 81 ARRIVED.
steamer New Brunswick, Winchester, st John
via Eastport tor Boston.
Sch Exemplar (Br) Brooks, Windsor, Ms.
Sch Helen T., Jones, ROndout for Bath.
Sch Annie Freeman, Heed, Providence:
Sch West Falmouth, Frolrck, Boston for Lincoln
willie
Sch Gen Worth, Davis, Gu hing.
Sch Utica Thornike, l;ocklaiiL.
Sch VIM II Warren, new SinDott, Harpsyell.
CLEARED.
Sch S f Garrison, Chase, Troy, NY-Orando Nick
erson.
Sch Benj English, Baker. New York.
Sch NJ p, (Br) Patterson, st john NB--John Por-
te0us. .Y ..i
LAUSCIIEIp-From the yard of W & A Curren 7th
INST a schr OF 800 tons earpenters measured named
Grace Webster, owned by Sampson IL Conant G p
Ingrabarn Capt Saml Randall (who is to command
her 4 and others, Of Portland.
AT Harpsweil recently. by Master Warren a schr
of 80 tons TO mi named VIM II Warren, owned by
Capt David Snnott. and others, Of Harpswell.
The crew of schr j Il Curtis. of Portland. before
reported abandoned at sea, were rescued by barque
j III MeI.arren, OF Eastport, and taken 10 llavre.
The American Consul there would send them home
first opportunity.
From Branch OGce Western Unson Telegraph.
Ar at New York 9th, schs A Heaton L Barnes.
@ ID Hallock, and Phenix, from Portland,
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Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that SEwALL @.
~ CHASE, of Portland, in the County of Cumber-
ialid and State of Maine did the twenty III day
ofApril A. d., thousand eight hundred and sixty
seven, make to the subscriber assignment Of all
his property, real and personal not exempted by law
from attachment, for the benefit OF such Of his cred
tors as may after notice provi ed in tho Statutes
of this State, become parties 10 said assignment in
proportion to the amount of their respective claims
and three months are allowed TO all creditors 10 be,
come parties TO said assignment, which may be found
at the office of the subscriber No Clapp's Block
Congress st, Portland. "
HENRY P. DEANE, Assignee. g.
Portland May 7, 1857. maySIAwis
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Long Sought FOrI
2-ts6.i.,ssts - Come at Last f.!
Mains Elder Berry Wine.

We tAke pleasure in announcing that the above
named article may be found for sale by all City
Druggists and first class Country GrOcers. F
AsaMEDiCISE Mains Wine is invaluable, being
among the best, ii BOT the best, remedy colds and
pulmonary complaints, Manutaetnre,l from the pure
iuice of the berry, and unadulteratcd by any impure
as a medicine. iai i...."' RI l. VI ~
ITO the days Of the aged it ad'leth length,
10 the mightyit addeth strength" -
= ,Ts 4 balm for the sick, . joy for the we'll
Druggists and Grocers buy and sell
MAINS, ELDERB BERRY WINE
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l THE Collector of this port has received notice
from the Department. of State that it has re-
ceived information from our Consul at HavreI
of the abandonment at,sea, in q sinking condi-
ton, of the schooner j. B. Curtis, of Portland,
and of the,irescue of the crew by the barque
John H. MoLaren, of Eastport, who were taken
into Hayre, and will be sent to this country by
the Consul, atfI a1gzrs9 e.yl4ssb hiii". soil
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llainc Conference M. .. Charch.
- reported for the Dali, Press
BATH, May7.
MosDAr. MORNING. II.

Rev, l.. JaQueS leu suo ooeooi0uS VI o1fo oou-
ference. The committee on the Metropolitan
Church reported, and committee was APP
poiuted to raise $500 within the bounds of the
Maine Conference, being one-holf the sum
necessary to secure a pew for the State of
Maine, the other half to be raised by the East
Maine Conference. John Hutchincs. Emer
son II. McKenney, A. Harvey Reed and Jno
NJ. Howes were admitted on trial, and True M.
Whittier was re-admitted. A. d. Dexter was
continued on trial. DR.. Harris addressed the
Conference on the subject of our MISSIONS
Our work has been greatly enlarged since the
war. Thousands of freedmen call for assist
ance. The foreign work is also extending
The claims of the American Bible Society
were presented by the Agent, Rev. Mr. Mer-
rill. ,ai7i. aiie2uii' ".@
In the afternoon very interesting temper
ance meeting was held, in which John Allen
C. G. Case, C. Munger, A. j.. Church, and L.
Hill gave addresses of peculiar point and
force. ... ri..r- .i7 10 al. .'.tTis % qnHfae1V
In the evening an excellent sermon was
preached by DR.. Pattison, of, Philadelphia,
from Isaiah 80: s, 8, 10, wherein he described
the way, the company, and the city at the
end of the way. 1t was good sermon fol-
lowed by several spirited exhortations, t.yil =,
.....-,ft alan, "a g, ..ii..g OCCASIONAL. 4
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This certain and cfectual cure for Coughs and all
diseases of the throat and lungs has been generally
years. and is warrante to cure, the price will be
refunded. Prepared by GEokGE w. WALLINa-'
FORD, Grandson of the late DIR. Fisher.
MASON, SYMONDS s. CO., Proprietors, Kenne-
bunk, Maine. 'ett - FF'tf' 7F''' Wv \
For sale in Portland by Edward Mason, W. p.
Hay. '""''' mar1d3m bN "a
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TIME horse PONY" or "Comet" formerly owned
i by Geo. II. Babcock, one OF the best family
horses in the State. JAMES HASKELL
Saccarappa, April 20, 1857. Nave III
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Cortland and Vicinity.
New Advertisements. To-Day.
supreme judicial Cour,.

PREBIDING,
TUEsDAY.-In the case Of John A. Holmes VS.. FL
bridge Gerry, Mr. Smith concluded his argument Tor
plaintiff, and the case was submitted to the jury by
Judge Tapley. After being out short time the jury
returned verdict for plaintiff for 81 922 os damages
A motion was filed by counsel for defendant to set
asle the verdict 7fie,1 s'1ii9'taa @ti-'.s
Bradbury Sweat, l5sia J.&E.M. Rand.
F. o. j. Smith. ,sis vai' 20 lHa 81 X 80 o. P"
No. 22s.-Henry H. Hay vs. George w. Parker.
Trespass in attaching certain goods in possession of
c. W. Atwel and which mort gagged to plaintiff
by said Atwell. Not finished. "a toa..f d t-,ty
M, Cobb 81 Kingsbury Howard & Cleaves.
Martha w. White VS.. Horace L, White Libel for
divorce; cause Insertion. Divorce decreed
McCobb s. Kingsbury for libellant. No appear
ance for Ibellee. hil9l1h EJb1 done "l 'fF
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DIED.

In this city, April 81, Freddie T., only son Of John
T. and Laurinda ID. Eoyes, aged year days.
on Peaks Island. Mays. valerfa j. daughter Of
ROBERT +: and Harriet N. Skillings aged years
., II Brunswick, April 81, Clarinda Stevens, aged
years months
In Paris, April II, Capt. Emmor Rawson, aged IS
Year, months. lls' 81 BE- ST.. l's -.II' -
In North Waterford. April IL, Mrs. Susan p, wife
OF Geo. w. Rand, aged 81 year, A
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7Ih UNDEKwooD's IakAthe best in the world
at Hale's, Free street block.

q h SUDDEN, DEATH4-Whi lille Mr. and Mrs. Seth
Bragdon, 'ofI Scarboro, were riding into the city
on Monday. in wagon, when near Vaughan's
bridge, Mrs. b. ellsinto the arms of her hus-
band and and expired immediately. She was
the house of Mr. Cassidy and efforts
were made to resuscitate life, but without avail.
I 1t is supposed that heart disease was the cause
of her sudden death. 10 9y54is bio ati Ia u
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THE SPRING FLORAL EXHIBITION Of the
Portland horticultural Society is, to come off
at o'clock this afternoon, At Browns Hall, as
will be seen by advertisement "a The hall is
finely adapted for the purpose, and, we under
stand, the exhibition will be OF more than Or
binary interest. 1t is. to lie continued only
through this afternoon and evening", st,al ..i
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RE AnINc ~ MISS pRu1,xoun-It viii he wrorth

READING BY Miss PRINoB-It will be, worth
the while of those who delight in good reading
to be present at the Lecture room in State
street Church this evening, and listen to select
readings by Miss Isabel Prince, whose name has
already been announced in our columns. For
naturalness Of style, and ease and grace of elo-
cution, she is excelled by none of tho profess
sional readers to whom we have eyer listened.
We are not aware that she is greatly indebted
to the teaching Of others. She is mainly solf
taught. Evidently she catches the spirit of her
object, and renders it in . way which inspires
her hearers, Mere acting has its admirers,
and, it is TO be regretted, is more attractive to
some than tone, inspiration and harmonious
rendering But we shall be surprised if the
reading at State street. Church tonight does
not give entire satisfaction to the demands of
an elevated taste. BY all means let us encour-
aged come talent-our own young friends. -,
PICTURE Frames for 30 cents, at Hale's No.
Free street block 9df ,N9dl i5 t..'- "a $40. Do
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PO s TER s

"E have just received large additions TO our A.
w ready excellent assortment of ksOsTRR
Type, and having added to our machinery a new
anu splendid WaahngtOn Press, we are now pre-
pared to print POSTERS OF every description. Auc-
ton Bills, Hand Bills, Shop Bills &c. &c. at short
notice. and IN style that cannot be surpassed In New
England, at 8Ostom Prices. Roll in your orders
10 the MONITOR PRINTING CO..
Mays div 103 & 1O5 Federal Street.
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" SPLENDID FLAG on Menday beautiful
and appropriate new flag was raised on the
house of steam fire engine Casco, No. 5, cor
neriof Congress and Market streets. 1t was a
gift of tile merchants in Market square and
vicinity, and is one Of the most beautiful that
floats over the city," Hii7 "s'"a ii'''l ''. h'''
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- three story brick house, containing tbir-
Ia: teen rooms, in perfect order, and located ON
one Of the principal streets OF the CITY. The
furniture will he sold or let with house IL
mayS1iw II JERRIS
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houses one on Cumberland and the other on
Newbury street, were entered in the night
time, last week, and something near $500 stol-
en-. In the Cumberland street house the burg
lar obtained entrance by cutting through a
back window, In the, house on Newbury
street, it is supposed the scamp secreted HIM
self in the house sometime before it was fas-
tened up at night. "A house on Free street was
also entered on Monday night, but the noise
alarmed the inmates and the scoundrel depart
ed misunderstanding any booty. l1G H. @ld5
Housekeepers must be on the alert, as it is
quite evident that there is a gang Of burglars
in our city, dsuL r.isaa Hlntn u s-l-l .nl.-
The Portland daily press., 1867-05-08

Promenade Concert and Levee on Friday eve
ming, May 10th, at Mechanics Hail. .f i.sH
Refreshments furnished; music by Chand-
Ter. Tickets % cents; to be had at Bailey &
Noyess, Owen g. Barbour, S. II. Coiesworthy,
Short q Loring. du..Ll - .lLaZL--. mi I'D
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MARRIED.

In this city, May 4, by Rev. Mr. Muller, Thomas
Clemens OF Pomfret, CT. and Elizabeth a. ellis,
of Portland.
Ip Brunswick, May I, by Rev. DIR. Adams assisted
by Rev. Jos. Colby, Rev. .iohn 3. Latham aud Miss
Mary d. Greenleaf, roth of b. -
In Brunswick; April 49, Geo. NJ. Bodge, of Bridg-
In Brunswick, April IL. John M. Peasc and Susan
c. Deering, both OF Topsham.
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no ID Il. S. S. FITCH,S @ sutrn-
ssEamily Physician ,,

Sesenty-six pages price 25 cents Sent to any adj
dress No money required until the book Is received,
read and fully approved 1t is perfect guide to the
sick or indisposed. Address DIR. S. s. FITCH, 25
fremont Street, Boston. sN Jan29d1y
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"Bssy me and III do gou Good ,,

% USE nR. LANGaEN,S ROOT AND
Complaint, Hnmors, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, piles.
Dizziness, headache, Drowsiness, and all Diseases
arising IRON o1rdered Stomach Torpid Liver and
and Summer: Sold by GEO. G. GOODWIN q Co..
80 Hanover ST, aud by all Dealers in Medicines
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illSAsTEns.

Brig Marshall of Boston. is reported by cable dis.
patches, to have been condemned 1T Lagos, Africa.
The NJ registered ia tons, was built at Belfast In
1873, and owned in Boston.
A cable dispatch from Liverpool states that the
N s9ip j X keeler, Capt Delano. from Liverpool ior
New YORK, had put into Queenstown leaky.
The Portland daily press., 1867-05-08

SOME FoLKs CAN'T SLEEP NIGHTS are
now prepared to supply Hospitals, Physicians the
trade and the great public generally, with the stand
ard and Invaluable remedy, DoDD's NERvIsE, which
of all forms of Nervousness Ii 10 rapidly superccdng
every preparation of Opiu-the well-known result OF
which is to produce costiveness and other serious
difficulties aays irritation, restlessness and sasms
and induces Regular action of the bowel and
No preparation for Nervous Diseases sold So
readily. or met with such universal approval. For
Sleeplessness, Loss of Energy, Peculiar Female
Weaknesses and Irregularities, apd all the fearful
mental and bodily symptoms that follow in the train
OF nervous diseases, Dods Nervne is the best rcmc-
dy known to science. Sold by all druggists. Price 81
EstlIGs GEO. G. GOODWIN q CO.,
augllsnlyd&w Wholesale Agents. Boston.
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STR UMATTC Salts ="
/ COLTON,A SELECT FLAyORs
Choice Fruits and SDices

Their strict purity, delicious favors, unrivaled
strenS h and GRE AT ECONOMY, arc attracting trade
parallel.
Their great euccen 70 simply because onc-third OF
nc quantity - more than eQul to the ordinary fdc-
oring erracSs. and they the true rich avors of
the fruits and Spices.
Ex-Gov james Y. Smith, of Providence, r. L.,
says: my wife prOnouncen them superior to any
favoring extracts size has ever used"
Ex-Gov VIM. A. Buckingham of Connecticut,
says: For long time we have used them, ard find
them very fne," -fFa
DIR. }. q. Holland Timothy Titcomb), the well
known author, OF Springfield, Mass, says: "They
are the standard in all this vicinity
Dealers treble their sales with them. Sold by
Grocers and Druggsts apr27W &S3msn
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"NORwooD." -Henry Ward Beecher's story
of Norwood, or Village Life in New England
commenced in the current number of the New
York Ledger, contains some touches quite
characteristic of the writer. Here is speci-
men of Mr.. Beecher's observation: '..H'
~ The lower class of New England village is
chiefly composed of the hangers-on-those who
are ignorant and imbecile, and especially those
who, for want of moral health, have sunk, like
sediment, to the bottom. Perhaps nowhere in
the world can be found more unlOvely wicked
ness-a malignant, bitter, tenacious hatred of
good-than in New England. The good are
very good. and the bad are very bad. The high
moral tone Of public sentiment. in many New
England towns, and its penetrating and almost
inquisitOrial character, either powerfully de-
termines men to good, or chafes and embitters
them. This is especially true when, in certain
cases, good men are 30 thoroughly intent upon
public morality that the private individual has
scarcely any choice left. Under such a pressure
some men aet in open wickedness out of spite,
and some secretly; and the bottom of society
wages clandestine war with the top.
Tho following is Beeche rish:
i,- For ral1eful of shingles had sent flock of
hens in sudden scare toward the barn-yard,
while the great golden-speckled rooster drew
up with magisterial dignity and called out,
"Cut-tark-cut, cut, cutp" Receiving no an
swer, with q low-erooning noise in his throat,
he cooked his eye, first at tho doctor. then at
the house, as much IS to say, lido you know
what's going on here?" Aud then letting
down his right foot, which had been drawn up
in suspense, he pO mpOusly moved off to lecture
his hens, that were already picking and
scratching in the straw, upon the mystery of
life '"( l'itN' 'f ''
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3 For Coughs, Colds and Consumpsion.,
Try the old and well known VE(sETARpE
PULMONARY ssALsAB M, approved and use,i
by our otesf and most Physicians or forty
years past Get the genuine - ''
-. REED, CUTLER Il CO., Drusysts
dec24SNd& WIN Eoston prnnr;nt",.
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SUIcIDE.-Mr. Bradbury Rand, Jr. commit
ted suicide yesterday, about noon, by hanging
himself in the third story of new unfinished
building on Hampshire street. The body.
when discovered, was lifeless. The deceased
was about IS years of age, carpenter by trade.
He has been married but about two months,
his wife being a French Canadian. Domestic
difficulties it is said, caused him to take his
own life. ai' l' 70" "]''i''i' 20 '''-
Coroner Gould held an inquest, and the jury
returned a verdict that the deceased came to
his death by hanging himself.
The Portland daily press., 1867-05-08

County Recorder, Solano County.

INsURANcE.-It will be observed by reference
to our advertising columns that the firm OF
Loring, Stackpole & Co., Insurance Agents
has been dissolved, and that the following COM
panies, formerly represented by them, have APP
pointed as their agents Messrs. LoRINa &
THURsToN, who have their Office at No. Z Ex-
CHANGE STREET, three doors above MERCHANTS
Exchange:-srp . .sr.tls ..45si-a-s OH
Security Insurance Co., of New York. 30
j, Atlantic Insurance Co., :" a.. ---
Hanover Insurance Co.,
Prov. Washington ms Co., of Providence.
Merchants Insurance Co., a9 -" 9a 70.
Tradesmen's Insurance Co.. of New York.
The Portland daily press., 1867-05-08

.s PlEHsoNAL.-A gentleman of this city, who
Knows whereof he speaks. informs us that
count Blsmark, who speaps English very well,
learned 1t J. from rom Mr.. Motley, the American
Minister MI at Vienna, with whom he was for
several years school mate and room mate in
Germany, and he in turn taupbt Mr. Motley
German. 1"'
The Portland daily press., 1867-05-08

i'H DIR. CRANE will not be able to continue his
lectures on account of not being able to pro-
Ire suitable hall. He will, thei efore. remain
at present but one day longer, but will return
when the new City Hall is completed and give
a full course of lectures. e..iil, 4dI NJ 10
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Wanted.

Situation rs housckeeper in a respectable family
"A by lady who can give satisfactory references.
Address NJ NJ. II. PIP Cumberland street.
Portland May Sth, 1867. d1ws
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MINERAL BATHS AT HOME.

MINERAL BATHS at HOME.
DX5P EPsHA CURED
HAts RHEUMATISM CURED
ERUPTIONS en- tho fACn CURED
EG0CEUlA CURED
BY TREATMENT WITH MINERAL WATERS.
Z Doaway With all your various and often perni-
cious drugs aud quack medicines, and use lew baths
pEepsred with . t- iGD sH
"STR UMATTC SALTS 20
These SALTS are made from the concentrated
Liquors of the Mineral Well ofthe Penn'a Salt Man
featuring Co., in Pittsburg, and packed in air.
tight boxes. One always sufficient for bath. Di-
rsctions attached.
H1'I So INTERNALLY USE
''Strumatic Mineral Waters :"
In bottles Of one and half pnts. One sufficient for
days use.
~ Sold by Druggists generally.
Merrill Bros, No. 21s State ST., Boston; Raynchls
Pratt Y Co, No. lO6 Fulton st., New York, Wholesale
Agents. tEtIr} trLL 2 2osNeOd& WHY
The Portland daily press., 1867-05-08

MADAME FowLE will open styles of Paris
millinery Thursday, May 9th, 1867, at No. 8
CiapD's new block, Elm street. iil4e 1ia
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Ladies visiting Boston

will find the extensive Boot and Shoe Store of r. E.
MOSE1EY 81 cos Summer Street, in the imme-
date vicinity of the principal dry goods houses and
thc stock of fashionable Boots and Shoes IL worthy
the attention Of all mchSdIt
The Portland daily press., 1867-05-08
For Sale.

large y story house, No. II Atlantic St.,
iii with lOrooms; good store in basement; large
ses. ,nonsiiws
The Portland daily press., 1867-05-08

Tho only reliable remedy for these brown disc0Jr-
atoms the face called Moth Patches end Free los
is PERaY's MORN AND FnECKLuLOrrON. Prepar-
ed only by DR.. r.. q, PERRY, Dermatoogist 40 Bond
St N Y. Sold by all dYugg sts in Portland and
elsewhere. Price " per bottle mar19it wGmsn
The Portland daily press., 1867-05-08

rR@A soldier who had lost the use of his limbs
from rheumatism has been completely cured and en-
abled to abandon his crutches by one bottle of M Eft
GALES GREAT RHEUMATIC REMEDY. tits truly
the wonder of the age. 10 Va Apl 10sn15w* i
The Portland daily press., 1867-05-08

PoRrLAND INsTrrUTE.--The undersigned
wishes to acknowledge the following contribu-
tions, just received, for the Portland Institute
and Public Library" alqy9q nsoiIsmA siIi on
From tie Regents of the New York State Library,
Gtty-two volumes OF Colonial History, Transla-
tons and Reports. ~ 3. 50
From Hon. John Lynch, about forty volumes of lc
Congressional Publications 40
Surveys and Explorations. ....................1 10
From Thomas q. Am0ry, Esq, Boston, Life of
Sullivan, 2vols., Vindication Of Gen. John Sui
Ivan, &C., &c. ..........!......! 0
70 -
81 Volumes :. ID. g...l. .... u. ITO
~ OF Iic III biG u.t.} al john NEAL.
Portland, May 6, 1867. SD anIss sliI % hr
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TRY those linen finished cloth lined collars
orin n, Hawkes. if'T s Co., opposite the Preble
House. f ''''
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ANDERSON u cos.
HOOP-SKIRT FACTORYi

~ French, German and American Corsets from
rs cts to $1,000 Il pair. .3l- 7H''9~ '~,'-5 "a
Hoop Skirts made to order at one hours notice
Feb y-SN u3n .. 90 49, "a.
The Portland daily press., 1867-05-08

1--WE ask the attention Of our readers to the
notice in our advertising columns inviting pro-
posals for dredging the Kennebec river at Hal
lowell Me- . -.f..t ..|,
The Portland daily press., 1867-05-08

ONE Of the finest nurseries in New ENGLAND
for sale. See advertisement.