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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-06-06

HARTFORD, Ct, june 5.
The match game for the championship be-
tween the Charter o, X Base Ball Club, Of this
city, and the Pequot Club, of New London, was
played on the Park this afternoon, and result
ed i'll the victory of the Charter Oaks by one
run. The game lasted three and 0ne-half
hours, and at the close the score stood Charter
Oaks "a, PequOts g. The game was very even
iy contested, and at one time the PequOts led
their competitors thirteen.
+S KNOXVILLE, Tenn, June 8.
A dispatch from Gov. Brownlow to the As
ISOLATED Press, states that the July interest on
the Tennessee bonds will be promptly met.
al.. ,.H - CLEVELAND, Ohio, June s.
The Episcopal Convention of the Diocese of
Ohio met in this city to-day Bishop Nc
Ilvaine presided. A large number of Oh urches
were represented The morning was devoted
to religious exercises and in the afternoon ad-
dresses were delivered, the Bishop giving an
exhibit of the church and church enterprise in
the diocese. The Convention then adjourned
till tomorrow. fE
-, BNGHAMPToN, N. Y, June 3.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders of
the New York State Inebriate Asylum was
held at that institution, near this city, to-day
The attendance was not large. Among those
present were Senator Rosseau and Judge Chas
z. Kirkland. The election of Trustees was
postponed till the 21st inst.
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Brighton Market.

A--- BRIGHTON, June 8.
Atmarketfor the current week: Cattle, ga; Sheep
and Lamts, 1898; Swine, $500; number Of Western
Cattle, 483; Eastern Cattle, 6; Working Oxen and
Northern Cattle 155. Cattle left over from last week
none. - ..r. ..-
PRICES. Beet Cattle-Extra s15 50, a 16 90; first
quality $14 so a $40 20; second quality $13 IS "a
$li 25 third quality 81 90 q SIS % ~ 100 Tbs the
total weight of hides, tallow and dressed beef.
Country Hides, u g 1Oc v ib; Country Iallow, 81
BRIGHTON Hides, 10 q lie y ID; Brighton Tallow u
Lamb Skins, Zoe each; Wool Sheep Skins, 81 25
Calf Skins, 90 q 22c p tb. sheared Sheep Skins,
CSC each. .. .s-
The trade for Hides and Tallow continues to be
very dull.
light and the quality is not 80 good upon an average
as those of last week. Prices Hgye advanced ful 81
y cwt. from last quotations There are but a few
low price Cattle in market, most OF them being sold
at 10 Ice ny h. There was one lot OF still ted Cattle
A in number sold by Mr. Monroe at at 16c " fb. at
light shrnkage. The trade was not very active yes
terday, and butchers bought sparingly Many of the
western Cattle were taken ut commission
otores.There are but few Stores brought to mar.
ket at TINS season of the year. Most Of the small
cattle mat are IN fair condition sold for Beef
:. worklhg oxen-Eut a few pairs in market and
ngnt aema ma we quote sales at S$2l5, $2l5, $205
Mich Cows-The supply is small and not many
extra Cows in We quote sales extra Ss5 "a S1l5: OF.
dinaIy $50 a $50; Store Cows $45 40 S55. Price OF
Mich Cows depend altogether upon The fancy of tho
Sheep and Lambs-Theae were 2iOO from the Vast
bought at Albany, mostly by the butchers, and taken
direct from the depot to their Strengthening establish
ments. We quote sales OF lots at 81, 80, g. so a
| Swine-There is but a small supply of Store Pig
| in market most of them Columbia county Pigs
wholesaling at 12c y fb retail, II "a 15c u fb Shoie
| II q l2c " ID. Fat Hogs-3OOJ at market; prices
| "a &c ID 1b. |...l... ID ... .... iI OBJ rf.
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From New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, June 4.
Almost unanimous satisfaction is expressed
by the press and public at the removal of Gov
Wells to-day. He still remains at the execu-
tive office as heretofore, and is preparing pro.
test against Gen. Sheridan's action, which will
be sent to Washington. Wells friends express
confidence that he will be reinstated. He in
tends retaining possession of the Office for the
present.
The Board of Levee Commissioners recently
appointed by Gen. Sheridan, adjourned yester
day to meet to-day. They did not meet, how
ever, in consequence of the military order de
posing them. .------
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Figs. Fig
pickles, Pickles,

400 LBS. Extra Figs. 800 lbs at retai
HUN for % cents pound
j. A. FENDERSoN,
mav0aeodswiw Exchange street.
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NEW ORLEANS, j une o.
The Board of Levee Commissioners appoint
ed by Gov. Welles met to-day and perfected
their organization by electing Robt, b. Stile
President, L. H. Wagner Chief Engineer, and
and N. G. Suethen Secretary. IA
Gen. Longstreet publishes letter this morn
ingicontaining the following paragraph:-"The
military bill and amendments are a peace
offering. We should accept them as such, and
place ourselves with them as the starting
point from which to meet political issues as
they arise" --
Gov. Wells publishes letter addressed to
the President protesting against his removal
and another very caustic address to Gen. Sher-
idan, in which he says there is not word Of
truth in the charge that he has iinpeded the
execution of the laws of Congress.
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"' "l. CHICAGO, ILL.,, June s. 5
Flour more active at decline of 50c Q0 90; ordi-
nary choice Spring extras co a y 80. Wheat de-
cned 15 q zoe; sales No. at Is; No. at 81 r.
No. at 94t q 95c; No. at 92c. Oats Sc lower No.
at at $50 q &c. Rye Is a zoe lower; No. at OF
IL; No. at LOO q 10s Barley nominal. Provis-
ions duh Mess Pork at % rs "a % 80; Lard DUH at
u q 12ac Cattle duh and Is q 2bc higher; sales at
800 g 80 for good to choice shipping. Live Hogs
at 40 q 10 for good to choice smooth. Sheep dull
and unchanged. ~ .5.-.,tl ,I4-1l7E51 ~.
Recepts-2O 900 bbls. -four, 5000 bush. wheat, sc,
090 bush. corn, 5000 BUSH hogs. Shpments-3,066
bbs -four, $500 bush. wheat, 800 bush. coin, 1900
blu b. oats. - 1ffJ 4t s..-'N'' -t ' '''N -
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Tn

The Constitutional Convention met at elev-
en- o'clock, when the tragedy was announced
by Mr.. Andrews, one of the colleagues OF the
deceased. The Capitol is crowded with people
anxiously listening to the eulogies that are be-
ing pronounced upon the deceased. The Pres
ident announced committee to accompany
the remains of the deceased member to SYRIA
euse, when the Convention adjourned until to-
morrow.
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Real Estate and Furniture on
Atlantic street at Auction. %

4 N Friday june It'll, at II A. NJ, on the remises
~ no. Atlantic street, the two storied Wooden
pt~emng, together with the land. ihe house Is in
thorough repair outside and nside las ~ rooms 4,
closets ana Clothes presses; gas throughout, pen,y
- nafu anu son wafer, and Is one OF the most con-
venieht and desirable dwellings, tn has been offer
Ell TINS season. Lot ABOUT G0x3l. May be examined
thursday previous 70 sale from 3 to +. NJ. I'm $,
casn, remainder j, and years, with note and
mortgage. intere SEMI annually .lHlE
Immediately alter the above. the Household Fur.
niture, consisting in part of chamber setts beds bu
reaus, tables, chairs, sinks SOFAS glass ware crock
ery ald carpets, with variety Of other articles,
je4-dtd
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Destructive Fires.

.......--.ats.s NEW YORK, June s.
The stables of VIM. Wakeley II East Thir-
tv-Siytb Street. were destroyed by fire, and
three horses. valued at $4,000 were suffocated.
i>S ''c BALTIMORE, june 5.
At2 O'Clock this morning fire broke out in
q building occupi ID as a hay packing establish
ment No. 6s WITH Street. The combustible
character OF the material rendered the extin-
guishment o. the flames of great difficulty
The building was nearly destroyed. The loss
will amount to several thousand dollars.
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Worth Carolina Poii,ie..

RALEIGH, n. c., June 8,
The State executive committee Of the Hol-
den wing of the Republican party held meet
ing at the Standard Office to-day and notified
the Republicans throughout the State to hold
primary meetings in every county to elect del
egates to the General State Convention to as
semble in this city on the first Wednesday in
September.
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r,v Te,esranb 70 Rrancb of,ea w IT 70, ~ /,

. IBy Telegraph to Branch Office W. q. Tel. Col
HAVANA, June Iii A. M.
Sugars opened active at II q q reals for No. II
lower grades firm, Nos. and II being the most de-
sirable prices; MscovadO remains active at u reals
for good refining; Molasses Sugars in good demand
at g reas Moasses inactive; 81 "a 81 reals for clayed
and 81 az Tor Muscovado. Lumber abundant; sales
at $21 4 %: Box Shook-market ovcrstocked; sales
small. HID Shocks remain at last quotations. un :
changed Hoops nominal at $40 a 80 for long shaved
S35 40 for short. Freights outports n reals for
Sugar and to ii reals tor Moasses. Exchange dull
at 20 q 80 per cent. discount. ,....ss e r
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For Sale.
For Rent.

A GROCERY and Provision Stock, with good
N trade now established. Enquire at this office
May %. diff .,I, ....
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Soldier stabbed a. For. Constitution.

Corporal John II. Ramsdell, Company l, 81
Heavy Artillery, stationed at Fort Constitu-
ton, at the lower harbor, was last night stab
bed four times with knife in the hands of
Henry Kelly member of the same company.
Ramsdell belongs to Portsmouth and Kelly in
New York One wound is in the region of the
heart, and he is in a very dangerous condition.
Ramsdell, it is stated, was intoxicated at the
time. Kelly was arrested.
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ECROPE.l
NEWS by THE CABLE.

BERLIN June 4, Evening
The King of Prussia, accompanied by Bis
mark, left for Paris this afternoon, on his prom
ised visit to Napoleon and the French exposi-
ton. -etlS - ss
PARIS, June A. Evening
Ii is understood that as the result of the
meeting between the Emperor Louis Napoleon
and the Emperor of Russia, they have agreed
upon plan for the settlement of the Cretan
difficulties, which will be proposed to the other
great European powers and which, it is hoped.
will be adopted by them and urged upon the
Sultan with their united influence. a--4
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RALEIGH, N. c., June g.
CHIEF Justice Chase arrived here this MORN
concourse of white and colored citizens The
Mayor on his arrival at the hotel, extended to
him a cordial greeting with appropriate re-
marks, to which Chief Justice Chase respond
ed, thanking him for the hospitality extended
him, saying the glad time had come when all
stood in equal light before the law, irrespective
of color or previous condition. His speech
was received with enthusiastic applause.
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To Let.

THE room over vickery & Hawlev's Dry Goods
store. No. 81 Free street, now occu Ned by Her
man Kaler & Co. for Wholesale Millinery and
Straw Goods business.
This room will be vacated some time in June.
For particulars enquire OF IL. S. Kaler & co. or
VICkERY & HAWLEY. t.s june 3.dtf
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The Case of tie WOwd0snham sahk
skahkeers.

AUGUSTA, June D.
In the case of the State VS. the Bowdoinham
Bank robbers, the argument on exceptions
taken by the prisoners counsel were made to-
day, before the Law Court. The argument for
the prisoners was made by the Hon. Henry
Tallman. Attorney General FRYE appeared
for the Government. The Court reserved its
opinion. ~
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LECTURES.

4 NEW course Of Lectures, as delivered at the
"A New York Museum of Anatomy, Will DC Sent
to parties unable to attend them; they are s qI vs
Importance to all; the subjects conss ing OF How to
Live? and what 10 live for? Youth, Nativity and
Old Age Manhood generally reyeTgd or ! and
ment and of indg anu
etc. These Important Lectures will be forwarded
receipt four ~ ass 81 secretary
els Broadway, New YORK
NJ al T&S3ms
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Il II e Market rs.

NEW YORK, june &C P. NJ.
Money active and firm at q Z per cent. on mis-
cellaneous collateras; p1ime discounts quiet at
change steady at ITO q lIOi for prime bankers Gov
ernments closed steady. Stocks closed steady and
trim. Thebusness at the Sub-ireasury to-day was
follows: Receipts, S3,704,s21; payments, $780,
1893; balance SIPS TAG The receipts inclu 10 for
customs $1,000 gold notes $32S, 900. ISL
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AUCTION SALES.
Large sale of Boots, shoes and
hubbers q, Auction

1 ~ e.HORSDAS, June 6, at 10 o clock A. NJ at
- datore ~ Union street, the entile slocA OF a re-
a. ooa er, embracing al the eading kinds and
setle, carefully selected by an old hand al q bust
W sfs' 6 o. goa W.T. m gooa stock ami workmanship
&c sol IA iSt, 70 SUIT pulcha Terms under
June /. F. % nAIIEy-FtP,, - nv
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CINGIKNAJI, June 8.
Flour dull and nominal; family 10 % q 10 so fol-
jobblng. Wheat dull; No. 2 Winter So Corn dull
and nominay 50 q S3c in bulk. Oats dull at 66 a
&c. Rye unsettled nominally 10 q zoe lower No. /
at 90: Whiskey dull a. so q Sic. Provisions dun
Mess Pork nominaly % so; Bulk Meats 8 q 1Oc
Bacon quiet and unchanged; Lard 12Ac; Butter Is q
l8c; Eggs 16 q IL. Exchange steady. Il -
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Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the firm OF CHASE,
IN CIR AN s. STUkDIVANT, constituting lin,
lied partnership under the laws OF this State, of
Portland, in the County OF Cumberland, state of
Maine, did, on the twenty seventh day of April "A.
subscriber assignment of ali their property, real
and personal not exempted by law from attachml MT
for The benefit of such OF their creditors as NAV after
notice, provided in the statut % this STATE be-
come Iartes to said assignment in proportion 10 the
amount of their respective claims; and three months
allow ed to all creditors become parties to said
assignment, which may be found at the Office of the
sub eriber, No. Clamps Block, Con ress street,
Portland. HENRY p. DEANF, Assignee.
Por land, May 7, 1867. Nav 9. isd4w
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Annual Meeting.
$4,000.

WANTED, by the subscriber. an active partner
w with above amount, to join him in whole
sale manufacturing business which will ensure
$4,000 per year to each. liberal salary will be
allowed for personal attention thereto. Profits very
on interview. References given and required Al
dress Ill. p, PORTLAND r. w.
1-10f&
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Lath Savers Wanted.

wanted.
OOAT and PANT MAKERS 10 work in the shop
" at No 1862 Fore street.
Nav "a DAVIS ALFRED HASKELL
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Four SiXteenths of Schooner Ella
l.. Trefe, heTen at Auction.
Land on Marion street at Auc,;on
Assignee Sale.

L IL OCKE R Y VA RE
IMPOR TIERS, -
And Wholesale and Retail DenIers
--.s. N. ELSWORTH d. SON.
10 MARKET SQUARE, PORTLAND.
N Opposite Deering Hall Entrance
priI
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New Orleans Mnrkets.

NEW ORLEANS, June @.
Cotton.frm and unchanged; sales 1900 bales;
Low Middling at 25ic receipts 592 bales. 1t is as
certained that the stock on hand, taken by actual
count is 1852 bales. Sugar and Moasses-no Sales
Sterling Exchange 149 q 15l. New York sight Ex-
change &c premium. -.it -'.la iH =" u.
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AUCTION SALES,
Il. M. PATTEN q Co., Auetionecr.
OFFICE EXCHANGE STREET.
SrOekery to the Trade by catalogue,

4 N THURSDAY, June 9th, at 10 o'cI1ck A ~. 20
Srites and CASKS OF Ware, COZ ssiing of Naples
PS heis Rates Chambers, Pitchers, Bowls Mugs,
Bianc Mango Moulds, together with oenerai assor
serve. WHICH, III usI pe soid without re-
~, catalogues ready and ware on exhih;,;o, uo
to aiteos SALE Dealers will find 1t to their ayant
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Dwelling House and Land al Auc-

IN THURSDAY, June 9th, at O'Clock p NJ
~ shah sell the two story W oden house No
Newbuy street, known as the Mrs h1us III
contains rooms, hnisned tn on shout cOnyen emit
81 lee. This property IN goo u location ana yai
liable Tor occupancy or investment. Terms cas-, and
known sale. ~
May 80. II, o. BAILEY Auctio,aa,
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.L For Sale
A THOROUGH Bred Jersey Bull, p years old,
n pedigree - s.s4. ...l -.
JOHN L. CURTIS,
May 20. d3ws Gorham, Me.
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~ premises 2n,,Jun june 9Th, at III M, on the
by SIS feet e' u iot OF land about 40
"a by SO feet. "aru sstore, about
street, about 100 by 10 ieet. VI cumberland
ror particulars call at s. L. Cartoons Office Of
MAJ ket Square. i,n -
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HAVING left my bed and board without cause, 1
IL forbid all persons harboring or trusting Sarah
E. Sayles on my account as shall nav no bills of her
contracting after this dale
- ROBERT j. SAYLES.
Portland, June 1, 1867 jusdiw
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..-.l.- LONDON, Jnne 4-Evening.
The money market is without particular change.
Consols steady and closed at 81 ex-div. alto9a
AMERICAN SECURITIES closed quietly, the adj
vance noted early this afternoon having been lost.
United States 6-20's 70; Illinois Central Railroad
Shares 7S3; Erie Railroad shares 402. 't
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ORGANIZATION Of the New Hampshire Leg
islUture. .H.EE

CONCORD, N. H., june 8.
The New Hampshire Legislature met at Ill
o'clock A. NJ. to-day, and organized by electing
Gen. Griffin, Republican, of Keene, Speaker OF
the House, and Hon. VIM. +. Parker, Repub-
lican, OF Merrimac, President of the Senate
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0uIp19 ~ 'Ie FRANKFORT, june 4-Evening
United States bonds closed at ia. .

= l- ,-.- LIVERPOOL, June 4-Evening.
The Cotton market less active during the latter
part of the day, but closed very firm sales II, 900
GALES; Mddlng uplands 11dt; Mlddlng Orleans II 3D.
Breadstuffs easier. Corn declined Sd since yester-
day. the last sales of Mixed Western were at 3Sid.
Wheat dropping and White California declined Sd
quoted at lbs Cd; No. Milwaukee lied unchanged.
Barley and Oats unchanged. Peas have declined Cd,
and are quoted at 29s Cd per quarter. bt
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WANTED,
Wanted
Wanted.

X SITUATION as Copyist or to act as amanpor-
a sis by young lauy. Best Of references given
Enquire at this ONCE. may3IdIw
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~. Notice.

NOTICE is hereby gwen that sEwALL c.
~ CHASE,of Portland, In the County OF Cumber-
land and State of Mane did on the ,wenty-sxth day
OF April D., one thousand eight hundred and sixty
seyen make to the subscriber assignment OF all
his property real and personal, not exempted by law
from attachment for the benefit OF such OF ms creu-
iors nav alter notice prov ed In the Statutes
of this State become rites to said assignment in
proportion to the amount of their respective CLAIMS;
and three months are allowed TO all creditors TO 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.
| Portland. May 7, 1867 mayodIwis
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Bankrupt Notice.

-.ral DISTRICT CLERKS OFFICE,
Portland, May 27, 1867.
DERSoNS intending to avail themselves OF the
i provisions Of the Banl rupt Act, lawyers and
all others concerned erby Dotined that the un-
dersgned expects to be able to supply at reasonable
rates all hose requiring them, with Blank Petitions
ON or before June LIST proximo,
In order to insure uniformity In the papers, 1t Is
expected that parties wishing for blanks will OBTAIN
the IN at this Office.
All fees must be paid in advance rs no accounts
will be kept with any one, whether Register, Assg-
n.se Commissioner. Attorney or Party.
Al, letters to which an answer Is expected must
enclose su icient stamps to pay the return postage
- 'Ae' wan VIM p. PREBLE, Clerk,
u. S. d. q. Maine.
The following papers will usert the above for three
weeks and send their bill to he District Clerk as
above: Bangor Wing and Courier, Aagnsta journal
Biddeford Union Belfast Progressive Lsworth
American, Roeklsnd Democrat, Macnias ley epnean
Eastport Sentinel, Lewiston journal.
May n. 3wd.
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80 We have at Woodford's Corner, close to the
E:.: Horse Railroad, new story and half house,
.sA tanning rooms, with good sized stable and
! o. an acre OF ground for garden. I..--.
M l.ll aN.e q. r. DAVIS & CO.,
Jure g. eodtf Real Estate Agents.
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BARRELS Fine Pickles so bbls. medium
ut nickies. so half bbls. fine and medium. 90
niekles in Bottles. For sale at Exchange st
Nv Il "A HENDERSON. may24eodSw4w
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Read your own Destiny.

c,END Tor my large illustrated circular accompa-
= MED with Astrological Chart and full directions
for use; enclosing cents or two red stamps to pre-
paw postage. Address AMOS L. POWELL,
May %. 3w Boston, Mass
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Dwelling House in Westbrook at
'i Auction.

IN THURSDAY, June Glib, at p. NJ, on the
" premises in Westbrook. near the Cap sic meet
ing house, will be sold the two stored wood dwell
ing, known the Henry Bailey house, to be re-
moved within fourteen days alter the sale. ... .
MAY 20, .s..
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-02-19
FANCY GROCERIES.

Pickles. Preserves JelIies, Mustard, Horse Radish,
Powdered Ginger and Cinnamon, Ginger Preserves,
Macaroni, Hermetically sealed Meats and Fruits,
Salmon, HOLSTERS, Oysters, CLANS. Sardines, Fine
Apples Peaches, Strawberries, Salad Oil, Catsups,
Soda Powders Vinegar, Killikiniek Smoking To-
bacco. Havana Segars, Tobacco and Snuff, Chest
nuts Green AMI Dried Apples, Raisins, Fishing
Hooks and Tackle, Violin and Guitar Strings
WINES AND BRANDIES.
Champaine Pemartin Sherry, old Newton Ma
dera, old Port, Catawba, Rhine. Jas. Tennessee
Cognac Brandy, vintage of 1858, Marc CRenauit
double refined rectifed Whskeys, old Bourbon, Rye,
Wheat, pure Corn and Monangahela Whiskeys,
Holland Gin aud SchieGam Sehnapps. Bitters, st.
CroIx and Jamaica Rum, Cordials and Lemon and
other Syrups, London Porter, A. Guinness b Sons
Xxx Brown Stout Dublin, Muir Sons sparkling
Edinburgh Ale, Glass Bottles Flasks and Demijobns
of all sizes to the Trade.
Old Corn and Rye Whiskey By the barrel, to the
trade at small profit.
Visitors and residents in Charlotte purchasing
any of the above for medical purposes, can get a
pure article by calling on
Feb IL, 1857. J. d. PALMER.