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Farm for Sale.


I>HE we'll known Cushman Homestead-one of tn,
L most delightful and desirable country residences
in the county, situated in the town of New Gouces
ter. is offered for sale the most favorable TERMS
The above farm is beautifully located on the MAR
road, is miles from Portland, only ten minutes wall
from Powna depot and Post Oce. 1t cor ssts of 12(
acres of excellent land conveniently divided-prin-
cpally by stone fences-into tillage, pasturage
woodland; fine orchard, containing 1000 thrifty
apple trees; splendid garden well filed with vari-
ETY. of pear and plum trees, Strawberries rspberres
curants and large grape arbor covered with choice
vines, from which Sto 10 bushels of grapes are gath
cred annually! also handsome flower garden, or
naInental trees, &C., &c. 70 ~ lstuas'f p
The buildings consist of fine brick House, three
stories high, containing 16 rooms, with large two
story brick L; fine new stable and carriage house
adjoining the l.; together with two barns one new,
50 by 40 teet wood sheds work shops and other out
buildings, all in good order. There is convenient
and abundant supply of well water; also a large
neyer-jling cistern of soft water in cellar Of L.
In addition to the above farm and laying adjacent
to it, are two other lots each containing ITO
the finest tillage and lumber land in the county
either or both of which will be sold in connection
with or separate from the Home Farm For particu-
lars enquire of Hon. Geo. w. WoOdman, firm of
3 Woodman, True 8 Co, or of j. N. Lord, firm OF
Stevens. Lord & Haskell, Portland, or of j. e. f.
CUSHMAN, on tie premises. mch4deodSw3w
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Visit 20 Jefferson Davis---Trouble with
the freedmen.
FORTRESS MONROE, March Z.

FORTRESS MONROE, March z.
Prominent merchants of New York have had
an interview with Jefferson Davis. They were
pleasantly received and entertained by MIR. and
Mrs. Davis The conversation which ensued.
on various commercial subjects, was prolonged
several hours.
On leaving the post they expressed surprise
that Davis was so comfortably provided for,
having been under the impression that he was
very poorly taken care of by the Government
in his imprisonment They found him in good
health and possessing all the means of enjoy
ment which the leniency of the Government
could bestow, considering the grave nature of
the offence for which he remains imprisoned
n communication to the Richmond Examin-
er, dated Williamsburg, Va, says: The Freed
mems Bureau proteges near Williamsburg are
all in arms. A citizen of that neighborhood
rented plantation to the Bureau for the Off
Ger, who sub-let it to the negroes or who per
haps rented it in the first instance for the ne
groes, large number of whom took possess
sion. A few days ago the proprietor went to
the Bureau to collect his rents, and was refer
red to the negroes, who declined paying him
anything claiming that they had a right to the
land. The aid of the Bureau officer was in
voked, who, accompanied by small guard pro-
ceeded to the plantation. They were met by
iatse number OF the negroes, armed, who re-
FUSED TO dis6and, and repeated their refusal to
pay any rent. W
Az last accounts messenger had been sent
to Old FONT, with a request fer a military force
large enough to put down the trouble
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WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENCE.
ApprOpTSatSsO9s for the De-
fence of JEFF. Darts.
Nomination for Naval Officer of
Boston.
FREEDMEN'S AFFAIRS ES GEOR-
CHA AND ALABAMA.
arrest of the AbscOndi1sg Treasury
Clerk.
WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENCE.

. NEW YORK, March 9.
The Commercials special says the Mississip-
pi Legislature has appropriated $4,000 to be
expended in defence of Jefferson Davis.
A. ID. Jones, formerly Representative in
Congress, will probably be elected Senator
from Maryland.
A Washington special says the President
has nominated John Quincy Adams for Ma
val Officer of Boston. r
NEW YORK. March 10. 49,
Washington special dispatches say that Mr.
Wilson's bill has been approved by the iudici-
airy Committee of both Houses, and will
probably pass.
A prominent Senator has received positive
information from three Southern States that
they will Immediately proceed to organize
State Governments under the military bill,
and it is now confidently asserted that all the
Southern States will be recognized under its
provisions, and be admitted to their former re-
lations, by the LIST of January.
George Tucker, the Republican candidate at
the late mayoralty election in Alexandria,
called Friday morning upon Mayor Latham,
who was declared elected by the judges, and
demanded the seal of the corporation and the
books of the office. Mr.. Latham declined to
yield them.
Accounts from Alabama and Georgia esti-
mate the total number starving their, at So goo.
Since March LIST, 226 freedmen have been pro-
vided with homes in the Northwest and at
the South.
A new trial has been denied to Sanford
Conover.
A. Fl. Lee, the Treasury clerk, who abscond-
ed with $38 900 in Treasury bonds has been
brought to Washington. He has made a full
confession, averring that the theft was not
premeditated, but that he had been drinking
when he committed it. All the money was
recovered except $4,000.
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New York Markets.

u ...s1 s.. .l,y4 NEW YORK, March 8.
Cotton-heavy and lower; sales 1900 bales; Mid
Four-Receipts 1912 bbls; sales z, 100 bbls; State
and Western fairly active and quite frm chiefly for
medium grades Snperine State at 40 a 9 10; Elk
tra DO At 50 g 10 ao Choice do at 10 50 "a II 40;
Round Hoop Ohio 10 30 q II 80; Choice do II IS a
IL 80; Superfine Western 40 a 975; Common 70
good Extra Western rs q 10 70; choice do. 10 80 a
~; Southern quiet with sales of 200 bbls mixed to
good at 1926 @ II 80; Fancy and Extra II 90 a is "a
and bbls. u 4 - -
+ wheat-quiet and firm; sales 1900 bush. Milwau-
kee No. at ZIG; California White at 3 90.
CornI1c better with good demand in part for ex-
port; sales 9s 900 bush. Mixed Western In store at
log "a 10; do, afioat at II @1 IL.
Oats-frm with fair demand;, sales $4,000 bush.
Sa nca Ee az oea @ atso q &c. State at CSC
Beet-unchanged; sales 3S4 bbls; new plain mess
at W (0 Ia 90; new extra do, II 90 az 30 co..
Pork-steady and quiet sales 2, 800 bbls new mess
20 75s9 q 25 prime at IS II as also 1880 bbis
new mess at % 0O % so, sellers for March and April
Iard-heayy; sales OF 80 bbls, at III a 12tc for
old and IL q 12sc for new, and choice at 12f a &c.,
Buttermdull and heavy; sales Ohio at IL "a SOC;
Whskey-quiet. a - - sHlo'.ia" W ..-.
Rce-Quiet. ~ ~ 3fg1 9ai2 III 81 af i0i i th
Sugars-dull; sales 400 hhds Muscovado at III q
Cofee-quiet and firm.
MOlasses-dull.
Naval stores-dull; Spirits Turpentine at II a
72c: Rosin at 125 q s CO.. .-!,la y" :
iOils-frm; lnseed at SO "a 81; lard sperm and
whale quiet. ii1. Tol3lu.7f1 :, ~ - r~
ed at 25t9 &c. Z
Tallow.steady; sales a,ooo lbs, at ioI a 11lc.
Wool-frm and more active; sales 100000 lbs. at
&c Texas Soc for cspe M taa naiss
22te for Mexican, and soc gold for Santiago.
Freights to Liverpool-quiet; Cotton "a b-1ed by
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-- &c mmcrcial...per Cable.
LONDON, March 8, Evening.
Consols for money closed at 90s.
r. AMERICAN SEoURITIEs.-The following are the
closing prices of American securities Erie Railway
shares S. Illinois Central shares TIT ex-div. Unit
ed States 5-2Gs 73s. -
- LIVERPOOL, March 8, Evening.
The Cotton market still shows downward tenden-
Cyl and closes easier Sales to-day 1000 bales; Mid
ding npands at 13td. California steady; Corn 37s
Sd q 37s Sd ~ quarter for Western. Provisions are
steady and prices firm.
FRANKFORT March 9, Evening
United States $40 bonds closed this evening at ia.
e. -.v-i5il ~ LONDON, March 9, Noon.
ConsOls for money closed at 9Os
AMERICAN SECURITIEs.-The following are the
current quotations for American Securities: Illinois
Central Railroad Shares 77s Erie Railroad shares
36t United States 5-20's "a .....@til Iidf 81
p. LIVERPOOL, March 9, Noon. d
Cotton is still dull and heavy; the downward ten
Middling Orleans 1sld; sales to- day trfng. Bread
stuffs quiet; Oats IS 2e for American and Canadian
~ 45 TBS, Provisions firm; Lard 5Os I'd. Tallow AS
Sd ~ 100 lbs. Linseeti Cake e1o IS 9Y ton. -
Advices from Manchester are unfavorable, the
market for goods and yarns being dull and heavy,
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mn fg FORTRESS MONROE, March8. 4
Inc severe snow storm which has been pre-
Valhng here and on the coast for So MANY DAVIS
cleared of Yesterday, but this morning the
WI asain shifted suddenly to the eastward
anu tlle large fleet Of vessels which sailed YES,
paady re E;dh and anchored in Hampton
The Wind Is snfe Indication of bad weather
The United States frigate Lanca su RAINY trnS
the Pacific squadron, arrived here this ,nun
ing in five days from Nassau The Tnn morn
lett San Francisco, homewsrd bound , on tfa
9th of June, 1866, having been nearly nine inc
months making the passage. .'o
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BOARD AND ROOMS
TO LET.

Il
Chambers to Let.
OVER w. W. Carr g. Co.'s store, No. 8 Exchange
~ near Fore St, that will accommodate 100 work.
men at shoemaking, tailoring, many other kinds
-s' tta h5aA For Sale. ae- 3ii f, ~. Z, :.
One lot of Land near the head of Wilmot street.
Tor cents per foot; also, lot near head OF
Deer street. about 81 by SO feet for $1,000; ALSO two
story House and lot on Munjoy Hill for $25OO also,
one House and Lot on Merrrs Court Chestnut
street, tor $1e00 that will let for $500 per year ALSO
one house on Mountford street. with about 5000 feet
OF land more or less this house belongs the estate
OF the lac Lemuel Tukey and will be sold at bar
gain. Terms easy Apply to wv W. ~
mch4d1m Ir.rrll WV. CARR & co, I'd
4 To Let.
THE Chamber led story over E., T. Eden & Co.'S,
4 Free Street Block, suitable for Jobbng or
Wholesale Business. - a. : . -
Inquire Of T.J. LITTLE
"a an y. sss. 20 Commercial street.
MS~K Key can be fonnd at E. L. Eden 81 Co.'S
Mar2-dtf ant2 . AZ p '. RI.
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Desirable Store Lots
TNNn @ A II

THHE subscribers offer tor sale the lot of land on
Il the southerly side Of Commercial Street. head of
Danas Wharf, measuring " by $50 feet. For fur
Their particulars inquire JONAS H. PERLEY,
Oct Is tt ..t. or w s DANA' d..
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The Fenian TExc,emen,

NEW YORK, March 10.
The Ten;aa excitement was undated. Nun
erous CO.. 1ior- have been accepted, but OWING
to the lc-vUe-s of funds hundreds who offered
to volunteer -7e-3 refused.
An enthusiastic meeting of the Irish Ameri-
can supporters of the Fenians was held at Ma
some al last night. Members of the Broth
erhood IN Washington are also moving in the
matter OF sending aid to the men at the front.
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Cincinnati Markets.

M CINCINNATI, March 9.
Flour-steady and in moderate demand; superfne
at 20 q lO25; trade brands at II 80 "a 10 SO fancy
brands at IA 90 q Is 90. Wheat steady and in fair
demand; sales No. Spring at as "a 2 80; MOL VIM
ter at &c. Corn in moderate demand at CT "a &c for
NO. in elevator. Oats in better demand; sales at
81 a SIC for No. in elevator. Rye steady at % a.
rs. Whiskey steady at &c in bond. Provisions
mess pork frmer; sales city packed at 20 rs and
country at 20 %. Bulk meats in good demand sales
100 lbs at Y for shoulders % a 9Ec for Sides 1O3
g 13c for clear sides, and a III for hams. Lard
firm under the Liverpool news; sales coun " at 12c
and city held at Bacon less active but unchang-
ed shoulders at &c, sides at Oac clear rib sides at
l1sc and clear at l24c. Sugar cured hams at 15se,
White at 80 a 3Sc Cheese at 164 "a lie. Eggs 1910.
The Money market closed at q 81 per. cent. Ex-
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Chicago Markets.

- +. .-I ,.is CHICAGO, March 9. ,
Flour hrm with no change in prices. Wheat firm
sales at 81 q 81 for Winter. Corn easier but more
steady; sales No. 1 at 79c Oats firm with an an adj
vance Of 2c closing strong at 43lc for Amber Winter.
Rye advanced az lie; sales No. at 975 a sole tor
fresh receipts. Barley unchanged and Unfair demand
at ga q CSC for No. g Provisions in moderately active
demand: Mess pork steady; sales at 20 90. Sweet
Picked hams firm at dry sailed shoulders sold
at &c; loose short clear sides 10l Nothing Is reported
in lard but large lots reported to have changed
hands. Dressed hogs are steady and in fair demand
sales at so a 8 90.
Receipts-6.600 bbls. -four 5000 centals wheat
5000 bush corn 1900 BUSH oats, 1900 hogs. Ship
ments-45OO bbls -four, 5000 centals wheat, 5000
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Valuable Real Estate
FOR SALE.

by virtue of a license from the Hon. Judge of
~ Probate for Cumberland County, shall sell by
public auction, on SATURD March 18th next
the following parcels of Real Estate belonging
to the estate Of the late CHARLES L. BECKETT,
viz: 49,, -r.... .,e,-T
At II O'Clock A. NJ, of said day, on the premises
lot OF land corner OF Congress and Smith Streets,
extending about "A feet ON Congress and 1870 feet on
smith Street. with the unfinished buildings thereon,
subject to mortgages of about $500
AT half past II O'Clock A. M, of the same day, or
Immediately after the foregoing is disposed Of on the
premises, lot of land OF Congress and Frank
lin Streets, containing about 5000 square tee ex-
tending about LOG feet Congress Street. subject
mortgages OF $500 and interest. ~
Also, at o'clock p. M, of the same day, on,the
premises, lot of land corner of Vaughan and Pine
Streets about 220 feet on Vaughan Street and 143 on
Pine Street. subject to mortgages Of $3.50 and In
terest.a efii@'t-'
Said lots are located in the most desirable parts
the city, and offer excellent inducements to builders
and capitalists to purchase. t fl ll-II,
-'" 5. B. BECKETT, Administrator.
HENRY BAILEY a. SON, Auctioneers. ~
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Miscellaneous Dispatches.

= EHfIfIs, Itnn., MARCH g
The steamer Clement struck snag last niobt
at 1885, and sunk, six miles below this city.
Her cargo consisted of 200 bales of cotton,
which, with the boat, is total loss. She sunk
within twenty minutes in twenty-six feet of
water, and is covered. The crew and passen-
gers, except one, were rescued byssmall boats.
The Clement was valued at $4,000
NEWARK, N. j., March 0.
Edward O'Brien a New jersey railroad
switch tender, has been convicted of man.
slaughter, fined 5000 and sentenced to three
months Imprisonment, for causing, by negli-
gence, an accident by which two passengers
were killed last summer.
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Portland Z1E7'22verel7a.

TNHE Annual Meeting OF the PORTLAND TURN
i VEREIN for choice OF Officers, and the trans
action of he usual business will be held at their
Rooms Morton Block on Friday evening. 18th inst
at o'clock. Per order. j. c. DENNIS,
marSd1w* Secretary.
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4 - bss-A New York, March 9.
The steamboat Gipsey took fire at the long
dock, Jersey city, early this morning, and burn
ed to the waters edge She was an old vessel
and of not much value.
The steamship William Penn, from London
via Havre 21st ult., has arrived.
NEW York, March 10.
Nineteen steamships sailed from New York
Yesterday for European, West India, Central
American and coastwise ports, carrying one
thousand passengers and $4780O0 in specie.
The Nicaragua steamer took 400 United States
troops
The steamer Santiago De Cuba, with Cali
fornia passengers, via Nicaragua, has arrived.
She reports the transit route perfectly healthy.
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NEW ORLEANS.
Protest Against the Reconstruction Bill
Charges Against Gov. Wells-PrObabls
Impeachment-The Elections. .,.ta

ImPeachment-The Elections. .l.tni
New ORLEANS, March g.
The Louisiana House of Representatives has
cOncurred in the Senate resolution appointing
committee to protest against the reconstruc-
ton bill of Senator Sherman. i 10
Charges have been preferred against Gov.
Wells in the House of usurpation in issuing
his proclamation declaring the qualifications
OF voters IN the State in accordance with the
reconstruction bill, and his impeachment is
probable.
Mayor Munroe, the Lieutenant Governor and
Others, he'd an interview with Gen. Sheridan
regarding the right of negroes to vote at the
election which was to have been held to-day,
when they We're informed that if the negroes
did not vote the election would be null. 4 bill
was immediately passed in the House postpon-
ing the election. The Senate failed to concnr
and the election will, therefore, probably be-
held -
NEW ORLEANS March TO-
Trouble being apprehended in case the m,.-
nicipal election is allowed TO be held on Mon
day, Gen. Sheridan has issued orders that no
polls be opened, and that the day of election
be postponed until the District Commander,
under the law is appointed, or special instruc-
tons are received concerning the case. y
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SAN FRANCISCO, March g.
Steamer Sacramento sailed for Panama TO-
day, taking ST., 300 in treasure, of which S392,-
600 is for New York and the balance for Valpar-
also. She also takes 1000 lbs -four. Total
treasure shipped since January LIST, SIS, OK, 900.
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Mobile Markets.

MOBILE, March 8.
Cotton-saes $50 bales There is better feeling
in the market; Middlng uplands at 2Sc. Receipts
to-day 206 bales Receipts for the week 3137 bales-
Exports 2 472 bales, Stock in port 1000 bales Re-
cepts OF the State 1858 against 34 2sS bales last
week tI ~ ifisff = a7 -
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For Sale orI,eosa

The Fine Lot corner of Exchange and Congress
Streets 100 feet Congress and feet on Exchange
St Will be let for ten twenty years. favorable
TERMS Block of Seven Stores in this central loca-
ton would pay good interest.
Apply to - 40 - N W.. H. JERRIS.
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For Sale.

A GOOD one story House and two acres of land
"A situated on the Stroudwater road, about twenty
minutes walk from Portland. Has stable and good
water. Will be sold for $1,000 ii applied for immedi-
ately- Apply to WIN. H. JERKS. mch4d2ws
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WANTED.
ROOkkeeDer.

WANTED by young man of practical exneri
w ence, and who can bring the best of civ rafar
enees, a situation as Bookkeeper CT SaIesman
where close attention to business will be
Apply to w. II. JERRfS'
mar7dtf Under Lancaster Han
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M r. PRESCOT'r'S long experience in the Inter
IvA nal Revenue Bureau, in the division of
Frauds having charge of all cases of violation of
the Revenue Laws, his familiarity with Department
tai practice, and his acquaintance with tho Revenue
Officers throughout the country, will enable him to
be peculiarly successful in making speciality of all
matters pertaining to the Revenue Laws. He win
attend to claims tor Drawback, Abatement, Refund
ing, and for the recovery of penalties paid by way
compromise. He will advise parties as to the man.
ne q making returns in accordance with law, or
W. o,p!lalnlng decisions from the Department at
Ia,io and will defend in Of alleged vio-
ina oan ane law in regard to taxes penalties GRIM
partments ~ viii practice before the various De-
For Or t ana sp pee Court q Claims 'As
high standing res Transaction of business COUNSEL of
i Gaan aaa Washington associated WI Gin
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THE MARKETS.
FiMancial.

- NEW YORK, March g. 7
The Posts financial article saws the loan market is
easy at per cent. Discounts unchanged. Stocks
unsettled and irregular, with more disposition to
speculate. Erie Railroad stock having been largely
oversold advanced yesterday 60 amidst great ex-
element, but afterwards reacted, closing at 6s1 q
5S3. Governments steady. The European steamers
to-day took out $559 621 in treasure. ~
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For Sale---House on Park st

DEING about to remove from this CITY offer for
~ sale my House, No. 55 Park ST. Ii is good size
and convenient, with all the modern improvements,
Bathing room, in which is Hot and Cold water, Gas
Furnace, &c. Con ected with house is good stable
Possession given first day Of May next. Enquire at
No. 2S3 Commercial 81. head of Hobson's
wharf, of j. III. Hamlen, the subscriber, STEPHEN
PATrEN, or of W. H. JERRIS, Real Estate Agent.
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Marine Disasters.

WHMINGToN, N. c., March 10.
A three masted schooner is ashore on New
Inlet bank. She Is supposed to be the Alfred
Thomas, from New London, Conn, with a car
go OF ice, and will prove a total wreck. The
crew has not been heard from
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A Situation Wanted.

A YOUNG MAN who has had several years ex-
n Ierience as book-keeper and accountant
would like to obtain situation. Satsiao tory recon-
mendation furnished.
Address &c. W. b. Portland Post Office.
1u& 11t't
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NOTICE. will sell on favorable terms as to
the corner Of Middle and Franklin streets, and on
Franklin street. including thecor of Franklin and
Fore streets. Apply to VIM. billiard, Bangor,
or SMITH u REED, Attorneys, Portland. jy12tt
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.vsend your orders for Job Work to Daily Pres
Once
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For Sale Ghean.

ONE of the Houses in the Brick block on Deer
~ Street. These houses built in the most
thorough manner, ten finished rooms in each, good
cellar, water of both kinds good store room, and
plenty OF closet room Enquire Of E. WALSH, OF
the premises. 45UN y fyrt 81 mch2d2w
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BALTIMORE March 10.
The Maryland Senate yesterday rejected
the House of Delegates bill to call State
convention to form new Constitution, by
vote of Is to z, which was not two-thirds
vote, as quired. A motion to reconsider is
Dendipp - a..-i
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To Capitalists.

THE advertiser would like to confer with snv mar
- = " who would build Hotel in this City the com
ing season. responsible man is ready to lease for
term OF yers, a good modern style bouseWif it
COMO De buit the present year, at reasonable per
mari DIV L. d.. ns;.s
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Valuable Hotel Property for Sale.
4 lage OF Fryeburg, Oxford county, Maine. is OF
fered for sale at bargain II applied for SOON = ,
Inc Uouse Is large, in good repair, with furniture
and fixtures throughout together with all necessary
outbuildings.
| For full particulars inquire of %,
HOEATIO BOOrHBY,
Proprietor.
Or Hanson & Dow, 54J Union st. i'i
.Fryeburg, Sept. 20, 1856. 4, Asa DIFF
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RICHMOND, Va, March 9.
:, In the House to-day the Senate bill for a
Convention was reported, with an amendment
Shermans bill.
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DURING DIR. CARPENTER,s late visit
~ TO Portland which closed Feb. LIST so great a
number of persons deferred consulting him until the
latter part of his stay, that many were unable to do
3d. his time being fully occupied. To accommodate