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AUCTION SALES.
pr GREEN ; WILLIAMS, Auctiorser.

19.ss 81 a saI y on
II ysSa aa ~ '0 ssa o fs
s sSs snd Isss folio
sss c sn H. 9f f e, .se
1871 az o'clock p. m, the north part of Lot No
Y, in Square No. s,7, in the city Of washington.
Stree! r. s.es,,nS Is feet and i,:hs. on
ming at that width TO the rear, together with the
thn n eonsis,ins of smsli dwelling
Terms One half cash, the balance in months.
sne purchaser 10 receive deed and give his r.
dsrsi o stamps ,S 81 the cost 81 the pureh.:sr
tire 70 q s and
oftbs rc,cs::s: !. &c iG:ms Of sale are not com
a.uo-... aBEEN WILLIAMS.
eH'IaWads Auctioneers.
- TIE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED IN.
FL M0sPAr, the lit, ,I,h day Of February next, at
By order ct the Trustee
nvTHE ABoys SALE Is STILL FURTHER
postponed nntil MONDAY the 2sth instant, same
fe u 2avads GBEEN . VILLA u 5. Aucts.
ID (Late cleIk. with James q. McGuire 4 90 y
street, Star Oiics BUILDING" Ana lin
cArAk kosFat SALE k5o Ss Law MTscEL
On MONDAY, TUESDAY. and WEDNESDAY,
1tBdlnCS next, February rs, z6. and q, by
order Of the Orphans' Court, We will SELL At th !,
auction Rooms OF Cooper q Lst:mer, the yalu
able Law Lib airy ~ the late Oh as. HI Uterine hle
smeng which will be found many rare books, some
OF " hich are how out Of print
EUGENl CABUeI, laan,,
NAOMI UTBRMBaLE{ Admin.
COOPER LATIMER, Auacts
To which will be AIDED
=. About U0 volumes OF q miscellaneous colIec
ton OF Novels by eminent authors Theological /,
Historical, and ether Works
Sale TO commence At o clock each evening,
Catalogues now ready, and can be had at our
aOCu on Iooms,
Terms cash.
fe ~ II COOPER 4 LATIMER. Aucts.
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DOR1 ABLI
STEAM ENGINES,

STEAM ENGINES,
Oomhining the maximum Of efficiency, aurahilstv.
and economy, with the minimum Of weight and
price. They are widely and fAvorably knov..
moro than 500 being IN use. All warranted aAtis.
1actory, NJ sale. Descriptive circular can't on
% Diicatio1. Addrese .-r-
=. q. 10ADLIY 4 o..
10 SeoSm AaErencs, ~.
pHYe!olA1S HANDBOOK OF PsAorI0n
tasS T1ANck TAyLes.
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urdAy. ''eAO Ss'-
Philadelphia KXpress leaves daily An .ts.r
trSins daily. except sand.y.
rsssensers By all Train GO to wilIiamssors
ven at 10 D, n.
tpsssensers ~ Mail Train go 20 Oar Isle and
Chsmtershure Without CD nee of cars
Sleeping Car Tickets can be had on aeplic.tyov
al tne Ticket Once. oS Ches n 1t street,
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III NA9LE 3 CO., Auctioneers.
- Salesroom No. 395 Penn. avenue.
Between 9th and nth sta

EAGLE CO. will give their persoasi attention
70 the sale Of Real ssfs:e and Household rurni-
Wines. Liquors, AID Merchandise Of every de.
esiRnOn, Horses, Carriages: Harasss, &c.
LiberSi cash advances made on siRnmeptS,
Hegulsr Sales ct our selesroom every TOES.
DAH, THURSDAY: and SATURDAY, at 10
O'Clock. NAGLE DO ~
Jall-u Auctioneera
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IT'D IFFlOT 10 MIRACULOUS
HALLS Vr0lrAHLu

e1CILI IAN HAIR RDNBWEB
nh perfect and wonderful article. Cures Raid
ness; nakes hair grow. A bstter lrssdsG than
aoy "oil" or pom alum. " Soften brs NH DRY, and
yiry hair Into Beautiful eilksa Tressse. But,
eceve AL, the great wonder 10 the rapio ity with
COLOR. ~ -
The Shitest and worst looking hair resumes its
yonfhful beauty by its use. It does not dye the
hair bpt strikss at the root and nlls It with new
The hrst APPLICATION will do COED You will See
the NAIuRAL COLOR returning eve,y day, ana
. bkfOBB You KNOW IT.
Ine 90 erays dtecoiored appearance OF the hair
Vii be saps; giving place to lustrous, shining.
article IL Ut all like II in effect.
Bee that each bottle has our private 0overnment
B.; P. BALL 3 co n sshua. N. H., Propristors.
FOR sale by al druggists. Re l8-dAweo2m,r
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
SAT- 81 E:S5;Si &C.,

y AZ bisSAITIIt Tor 81 As o6ST &C.,
H'-.'-."'' PsSs q. as J $500:
WI, Ss 'GIS g Icss .sss.sa: s.sst
WEBB isDAt. I.brsary u: Il IL O'Clock no n
Bssd 0a:ftsss, iirsnsJ ux.i feet, with shea
! yhssr,, oear.srs. frame ;, .e.s feet.
barreck. tframs.) So11a feet.
ness Ho1.s. ,fraue } l6xls feet. -...e
iLos Building, k1i,fess.
A, . .,.,o.. ALso;
vsas Is: % :a: sec: az e Port
Bomb proof Building, lsOxt0 feet
Terms: Os:h, In Gsvern1ept funds, ana tan
" I :6D 81 SSs & sr. .ssss:s ,': e..
nnm ' Ss,e eI .:.ns 9,
GovEREAEHr SAA!I or BUILDTaa Ma
ssrof 2T11ra..AsTER. or1Ies,
~ air:ctic. Of the Ghi.f ooss s: .s a
Dar,nent Of Washington. the no sessissen iii
.os' sa :s a. ei :!
:e1s buiidinSs ss.fis: q.
80 % more or: OF Of : less, s Sas,;E:
ssS pieces toors or lsss) saah.
1boxee Hinge and Screws.
lot W alter ripe.
lot window and Door Frames.
Terms: Cash. in Gsvsr nm emit funds, On day OF
Two days allowed to remove purchases.
Aaeiions.Ts, Ne. is South Chsris. .ss.ss. TO-
, Captain and a Q ", O. ga.
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NJBw YoRA AND MEw HAvRH RAILRoAn
street and Fourth avenue.

~ Passsnser Station in Ns~ York, corner M
street and Fourth avenue.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK
Tor New Raven and B<fdge portA etRx !. II %
.. m.;l1.b tkx.), txx.D, SO, $50, and ok D,
For Milford, Sanford. !.irf..d. Southport.
and Weetport-1. II % Q. m, J. 30 and g. 81 D m.
Tor Eorwalk-J, $50, II 80 .. M la.lS XXI
Ior Ss1i:a .s = ar asa ,s, uNa m:
fcr St:Sicis c1a o.us,u.:uu
(1x., SEE $50, ., %, -. aud M p N.
For Port Chester and 1ntermedi ate etaeions-f,
80, lin Q. N; 90. 40. SO. $50, and ,. n.
o. Jaw OONNgCrIn0 TRAINS.
Ter Boston wa eeringneld-s o. m, (Ex. y 8,
{Sx.( Pm. For Boston via Shore Lins-i1. Is,
For h:ftiord and slrinsaeia-s. CE1.JnJS ..
For Sonsses.sss ki.si Railroads. ., m. es,. D
II Oe: n. 20 noetrsel .. n. 60 Aerths9 ssce.
Tor HertSsrl, Providence and Fishkin 3. B.
fsr i.a Haven. New London and ssosinstoa
1aIlhoed-aa. M; II. %, and ,. m.
Tor Canal lailroed-i1.n ,. N. 70 AorthsmD-
fes Heussto.se and Asusssack RAilrosd-sa.
ycs Dsabury and Hor~alk =. B.-'.s0 .. n;
-Ce1scdiss Sleeping Oars attached to ,. n
al JAKls n. RoYf, supsri.sssds.s.
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RBAEDIAL INSTITUTE FOB SPECIAL
OASBS,

No. II Bond street, Now York.
Full Information, with the Highest tssttn0-
staIs also, Book on SERIAL Diseases, sn sealed
and vow ciH not IL; for ss advsrsising ply.
meisns are snpsstors. without 'efe,esess
ne stranger should be trusted. Enclose . stamp
for postage asd direct to BIB. LAWRENCE, No.
IL Bond street. New York no l2-D&Wly
- MARRIAGE And 0RLIBAOY, AND TIN
Happiness Of True Manhood.-An ESSAY for
Young Men ON the Crime OF Solitude, and the
Physiological Errors, buses and Disc ases which
G. este impe diments TO Marriage, with sure M an
OF Relief Sent IN sealed letter enve pee free of
charge. Address DR.. SKlLLIN HOU0HTOH,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa. ia Ism
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T'RIQgeR LINZ BIfWIIN VIsHI1efoI
PHILApHLPHIA AND NEW T0Rk.
3

TraiDs bsewssn Wssh,nstnS "a s~ !, -. ..
fOR hhW fORK, without change Of cars.
6es.e oaiiy (sxcspt Sunday at f:1 .. n. and
Dhia. "
Leave daily ts1esps Sunday .. HIS .. n. and
FOB PHILApBLPHIA.
m, and ESQ and so D m
ON SUNDAY
N only.
daily
Through tickets 70 Philadelphia, New York or
Boston, be had ct the station Once at ell hon
IN the Day. a. we'll - At the new once IL the
bankers and Brokers Telegraph Line, 3As Penn.
avenue, tween 9Th aBd u b streets.
See Baitlmo and Ohio Railroad advertisement
ior schedule between WsshinsteI, Bslti more,
l.. WILSON, Master Of Transportation.
IN COLI General Ticket Agent
GEO. @. kOOHTL, Agent, Washing ton.
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RAILROADS.

1856 r..usrIsHszsHAi5z ,ov,, 1867
&Al ss 51
10 TN HosrHwlsf; SOUTH, AID SOUTH.
.NlNTDB eOaEDULDI
VI s.;! r 's::.-; . s....sr.-..s n.
.4a ssrz44 S6gHsLlrs.ox ll e j. I =
eay ant nisht Oars With modern fnprSvemenss
- eaNns frsn Sscs e tvslys ho.re IN tine ovsP
Wesss1n ene Oentral New York.
ve D:.is frasa. TO the Vet
IhrolGh fron Bsltinors 10 ROOH HsrII ~
fSU1eH Without change.
pfsS 1rssct :sss q % ~ changes ia uHIos
see esss ,, e.: route s.s 3 Iros.rsd :. the o.
ssssr ne Istienai Hot yhsrs reliable infef
rssesnesr Ireeuring Tickets et this oflos esa
III go 1odstons In Sleeping Cars for H.
Ii. wILKINs, Ticket Agent,
Wsshington, d. o.
I'D Y; ,!0UHe, Gen. Pass. Agsat,
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s:s;i.' H. .:: e +: ::s d. 81
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a PEEP BEHIND THE CURTAIN.-A corre-
spondent of the New York Herald has been to
Hearts Content, and inspected the workings of
the Atlantic telegraph. He gives the follow.
ing account:
Looking under curtain into darkened
apartment, say some two feet wide by SIX long.
your eye will first be attracted to small ner,
pendicuiar ray OF light upon strip of white
paper ABOUT an inch wide. To give YOU a IA
i mlliar idea of this little light you can take a
lamp and place it before any small anertnre
leading into a darkened room, and Won viii
observe the light reflected upon wbiten-
ca wal opposite only that in the former case
sn ;n ignt IS the reflection of reflection, as we
TINS little ray of light-we mean that in the "a.
ple apartment-is for the time perfectly steady.
lou see nothing in particular but hear the
manipular at the sending instrument near at
n a,I. eransmltting message to Valentia Sud-
ueniy, as II by magic-indeed, Just Us in your
youth you have enjoyed the illusions Of the
magic lantern-you observe this little raw Of
ngnt Skipping about to the right or left as II it
were AFRAID TO remain an instant upon single
spot, IKE a frightened canary in his cage
which, by the way, might be q good term bv
Wnicn 20 designate the darkened APARTMENT -
what does all this quivering lpean5 Be ouiet
ana you vii! hear in a moment a voice which :
cIeer no n you cannot see, read out in
AZ compliments of Mr.. Fitzpatrick to Mr.. and
MIS- Mrs. T., bidding them a cordial welcome
from valentia to Hearts Content"
ana tne Magii of the cable speak again. I
nearss Content says, We have given three
CHEERS for Mr.. and Mrs F." '>-.-
Valentia" - 90 90 nioie iroiii
AS If two persons were conyersinp side Inv
sac IN room, instead of being separated by
une yea TWO thousand miles. But you must re-
Memper the electric spark fingers not an in
slant ON its passage upon the cable through the
caverns OF the ocean. Certainly, You will saw.
tais Is miraculous! Ay; almost as miraculous
g. sorlptural revelation. You will then with
u ;.r your head once more from darkness, with
ITS wonderful ray of mystic light. into the lot
Ioao hght OF day, with sensation of bswiI-
derment not easily defined.
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The "Minor Topics man Of the New York
Times feels called upon to offer the following
suggestion:
Those of our speechifying citizens who
will be called upon to make speeches at Mr..
Dickens, should take a preliminary gallop
over the ground, unless they are perfectly IA
miliar Herewith. They will have to quote
his works, or at least to refer to his best
known characters, and Charles is so uniyer-
sally read in this country that if they mis-
quote him we shalt surely catch 'em at it.
The other day writer in one of our popu-
lar magazines, after using that expressive
phrase of Mr.. Wackford Squeers, the
elder, . Here's Richness J" attributed it
to "Silas WeEg, in Dickens master
see, That sort of thing won't do. We
shall have to get up Dickens Pri-
vate Classes wherein our Aldermen and
that kind of folks can be coached Tor few
weeks till their Dickens is not wholly Egvp-
tian. Here's chance for Steve Branch again.
Manys the City father he's taught to spe|l,
after che paternal had assumed the civic robes.
Let Stephen write up First Lessons in Nicho-
las Nickieby,' the "OIiyer Twist Primer"
Hlckwick in Six Easy Lessons" Barnabv
Nudge in short words of not more than two svi.
iables" These textbooks will do to begin with.
Inc american Notes and MARTIN Chuzzle-
wit primers should be carefully arranged
with question and answer, and thorough ac.
gialntance with them must be insisted on
we fancy we can now see the stern STEPHEN
spec!acies on nose, glancing along his Alder
manic class, called up for recitation. Presently
olhlth stumbleS in his Dombey, and Joskins is
al at fault with his Little Doirit; then Smith
son has jumbled his Cricket on the Hearth So
confasedly up with his Pickwick, that he
thinks John Peer binsle ran away with the
opins.er Aunt, and that Alfred Jinale marri-
ed both Dot and Bertha, Alderman Tackleto n
and Job Trotter giving away the brides
Fancy Alderman Spiuggs being birched for
not knowing his Curiosity Shop; Alderman
-Crackenthorpe put in the corner for deficiency
10 his Rudge; Councilman Peggit getting a
plack mark for an imperfect Nickleby lesson,
and fat Mr.. Blazes receiving sonnd aogoina
for lookiI at the girls when he ought to have
studied his Bleak House lesson Wake I'M.
Stephen! Your country calls you. 70
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ps,Att.y.U
s,cins "a sci,soi.

Gciux "a school.
BY GEoREGE COOPER.
He helped her over the meadow brook,
While her feet she tinidly set
Twin lilies they were) on the messy stone
With the cooling ripples wet.
They passed the brook, and it seemed to sing
With sweeter, merrier sound,
As the two with their school books wandered
on
Der the clover-laden ground.
o little inaidenl how fair You were,
With your eyes of heavenly blue;
AND the dimples played on your cheehS dc
On a rose the drops Of dew.
As play ON a rose the drops of dew,
When the breezes merrily blow:
And your lips they were tints OF the ripening
peach , fra sd. 1l u ~ Bl
In the mornings ruddy glow. Hs.,Fs
Bare feet, how they twinkled among the grass
Did you know whenever You took
The path for school, that he waited for YOU
By the willow-shaded brook? ID
Since then the fragrant blossoms have come
10 the Dough, ah many time;
ana bridge is over the brook that sings,
AS OF old, in pleasant rhyme.
And two are straying upon the bank,
AS pen these wandering words;
AND they talk of the happy school-day time
AS they watch the building birds.
And stream there is with a grander flow,
With sterner, sadder song; .ii
And lovers will cross to different school,
And help each other along!
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Fine Building Lot

z CONTAINING about twenty thousand feet, ST.
~ tuated on Grove street, in the ima,c liatc vici
nifty of the Deering Farm and adjoining the residence
of Mr.. George f. Eos CT, for sale at bargain Apply
to Mr. w. II. Jerr s, Real Estate Agent Horse Rail
road Depot. q 3 ss.sfi s4F blNf 8T'f .Ih00
August %. INt.# 1eiI oOdim
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Local AGENTS WANTED Throughout the Unite
States 100 .uf ssBpa nfi r- -
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"A New Thing /!

rgr 400 Hoses an Carriage Curtains SserEes,s
f"lPr0ne9 Certain Eyelet.7 Patented OctoJer ri
1900. u. d. Verriu, Portland, assignee.
aH good judges who have seen or used this eve
et, IL rs pronounced the best thing of its Lind
ever invented, and the one thing so long sonobt far
VIZ an Eyclet that will not easily wear out or re
loose and ny off, twill last as long as the hest
tnsS %a,i wear Kncbbng and unknobbing one
visible impression upon it. This Eyeet fits he com
mon form OF knob nowin use 1t has no defect, and
perfectly adapted to new work and also TO the re-
pair OF worn knob holes 's " '"o ~
Manufacturers price 5000 per gross. Riyetina
punches y 90 each. Manufactured and sold bv q
land by Hs5 JAMeS RHTlaEV y,
Rsferences-We, the undersigned have seen and
used the starkey Eyeet. We believe it the best
tnng ever invented for the purpose OF holding Car
riage Curtains, and would earnestly recommend II to
al carriage Makers and users: j. M Kimball &;
Co., Carriage manufacturers, 3O2 and 304 Congress
street. Portland, Me. G. P. kmball, Carriage Man
ufactory, Prebe Street. Portland, Me Joseph Rms
SELL Carriage and Sleigh Maker corner OF Congress
ana OAK Streets Portland, Me. Libby & Dow, Iiv-
cry Stable Keepers, 81 Congress Street Portland.
NJ. Thomas Wright, Carriage Trimmer. Portland,
Street, PORTLAND, Nc. 800 aue2edS93w
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For Sale.
A LOT of Land or the corer OF Bramhall and
IA Vaughan streets; 81 feet on Vaughan, and 116
on Bramhall st, with new II story house on the
same. sep7- d1Wt
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p0RTLAND& ROCHESTERR.R

Nov. I, 1865
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and jash SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
E11Y5Hjs7zSE1 On and after monday. April II, 1861
s144 trains will run as follows; MI
Passenger trains leave Saco River for Portland Al
o. 30 and 300 A. M, and $40 p. M. Leave Portland
tor Saco River tbs A. NJ, 90 and 616 P. NJ.
O'Clock from Portland, i'll be freight trains with pas
senger cars attached. .l-s.is : III 80
Steam Car, Accommodation Tain.--Leave Cor.
ham at A. NJ. and p. M. ~ =
Leave Portland at II. IL and 4P. N.
eS Stages connect ut Gorham for Wost uorharc
6tandish. htsop Falls. Baldwin, Denmark Sebavo
Bridgton, Lowell. Hiram, Brownfeld, Fryebure
Conway. BARTLETT, jackson Huntington. Cornish Pos
tsf. Freedom, Madison, and Eaton, N. f.
;, at Buxton Center for West Buxton, Bonny-Easl.
Psrsonsdoid and Ossipos -
htsaccarappa for South Windhsm, Windharn III
and North WindhaIn, daily.
BY order OF the President.
Portland, April ~, 1867. DIR
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Farm for Sale. >

nF15 acres, more or less, situated within II miles
NJof che Post Office, Of Portland, bounded on the
road west beyond the WeEtDrook Aims House farm,
and continuing down, to the canal on the lower side
1t is very fitting place tor market garden, or
beautiful place for private residence. there is
splendid orchard in very high state of cultivation
on the tarm The farm cuts about 40 tons of hay it
shasbeen veryweil manured for the last ten years,
consequently gives very large yield of l,roduce
also has very good barn, and is insured $500. IL
would be very convenient for lplendid brick yard,
as there is any amount Of brick material on the
premises. Perfect tide guaranteed. For further
particulars enquire of II. DOLAN,
ie15tf 237 Enra street. Pnrtl and.
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MEDICAL.
DIR. J.R.HUGEES oe't'
$3.50 NJ oAEBEFoUxD AT BIS ...-ii
PRIVATE MEDICAL ) ROOMS
5 No. II PfeJIe Street,
gqua $50 Nav.,E.

~. y "Vs II AT6OtGl SL3Pef, TTI
yi~e Near the Prcble House
"HERE he can be consulted privately, ard fwi,t
w the utmost confidence by the afflicted at
hours daily, and from A. M. to 9P NJ
DR.. II. addresses those who are suffering under the
affection of riyate diseases, whether arising from
impure connection or the terrible vice OF self-abuse
Devotng his entire time to that particular branch n
the medical profession be feels warranted in GUAR
ANTEEINe a CURE In ALL CASES, whether Of long
standing or recently contracted entirely removing the
dregs OF disease from the SYSTEM and making per.
feet and PERMANENT CURE.
He would call the attertion OF the afflicted 10 the
tact OF his ongstauding and wel-earnsd reputation
furnishing sufficient assurance OF bis skin and suc-
: 49,
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Portland & Kennebec R. R.
s1Ita9' summer Arrangement.
IUo through trains Daily betweea Boston, Portland
-aH and the Kenssebec.

and the Kenaebec.
EEEEE5sszSEsSG Trains leave Portland at p NJ tor
k1aNS2Y all stations on this line, and for Lewis
ton and stations ON the Androscoggn Road. Alsc
Sanger and stations on Maine Central road.
PORTLAND for Bath and Augusta ae SIS p. ~.
Trains are due at Portland at 1856 A. M, and $50
and $40 p. M.
The through Freight Train with passenger car At
tached, leaves Portland for Skowhegan every morn
ing at Z O'Clock. ssn'''1 -
An Express Train leaves Augusta daily at 4P. n,
for Boston. connecting at Portland with Evening
Express leaving at O'Clock, and arriving In Boston
at IL p. M.
E4-A mixed train leaves Portland for Bath aud
intermediate places at 5.15 o'clock NJ. daily, and
leaves Bath for Portland nj o'clock A. NJ connect
ing with the morning train to Boston.
Fare as low by this routs to Lewiston, Wateryille
kendalfs Mills and Bangor as by the Maine Central
road, and tickets purchased in Boston for Maino
central stations are good for passage on this line.
Passengers from Bangor, Newport, &C., sill pur-
chase tickets to Kendalls Mills only, and after tax
ing the cars on on this road the Conductor will fur
nsh tickets and make the fare the same through TO
Portland or Boston as via the Maine Central l DAD.
Stages for Rockland connect at Bath; and II + Bel
fast at Augusta, leaving daily arrival OF train iron
Boston, leaving at 80 A. M; and Tor Scion, Anson
Norridgewock, Athens and Moose Head Lake AZ
Skov hogan, and for China. East and North Vassal-
bore at Vassalboro'; for Unity ut kendall's Mi,,s
and for Canasn at Pishon's Ferry
Tag1 W HATCH, Super inteudsnt.
Augusta, june 10. 1867. juuel5Jtl
a Star and Argus copy.
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Genteel Residen.e for Sale in Cor
For Goln

VNH Rec tOried brick house No. 80 on High Street
Il corner Of Pleasant, now occupied by the sub.
scrber.
Also two three stored brick stores on Fore Street.
corner OF Pearl opposite the Custom House, with
partition wa cd roofs, the rear on Wharf Street
tour stories with cellars. For terms and particulars
enquire of the subscriber. "A hIa III
~ NATHANIEL BLANCHARD.
Portland Anril 1897 DIFF B
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MILLINERY
MRS. COLBY

VXToULD say to her patrons, and the public van
w orally, that she continues TO do business AZ Me-
dwelling house, -T-'>s'
No. 4 Cotton Street
whore can be found all the late Styles Of
B0n,sets, Ribbons, FI0apers e.
n B:,Bnt few steps from Free Street.
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SAc0 & PORTSMOUTH R. R.

Fri SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Monday. April 18th, 1867
rEAEyEl Passenger Trains leave Portland FOL
Boston at $40 A. NJ. and 2.55 p. M ant
$50 tExpress) P. NJ l....s f''1I- - -. :
Leave Boston tor Portland at 73o A. NJ, and 3.
z. III. and TOO (Express) P. NJ.
MEcHASIc's and .LABoRERs Train will leave
6lddeiord daily, Sundays excepted, at A. NJ, anC
Saco at 9 US, arriving in Portland at $40.
returning, will leave Portland for Saco and Bid.
ue.ord ana mi ermediate stations at clio p. NJ.
i A special freight train, with passenger car attach
Cd Will leave Portland at ITO A. NJ. for Saco and
biJdeiord, and returning, leave Biddeiord at $50
aud Saco at 40 A. n.
FRANCIS CHASE, supt.
Portland, April II, 1851. aprl3dii
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'ortland, April 8, 1867. DIFF a

Valuable Real Estate on COmmer-
..t...I cial Street for Sale.
/ A LOT of land about 80 feet front ON Commercial
"A street aud extending 264 # to Fore ST. the same
now occupied by B. b. Noble & Co.
Apply to 2 s+Na15H@ j. BROWNE,
May1. II 10 State Street
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valuable Hotel Pronertv for Sale

/ Valuable Hotel Property for Sale.
THE Oxford House, pleasantly situated in the VIII
1 lage OF Fryeburg, Oxford county, Maine, is of
.fered for sale at a bargain, il applied for soon
The House is large in good repair, with furniture
and hXures throughout, together with all necessary
oitbuildings. skAlI US ot3NA 0Ast
For full particulars inquire OF
HORACIO BOOTRBY,
Proprietor.
Or Hanson q Dow, 54t Union st. isnstt
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