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Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-06-28

MARRIAGE LAW IN GERMANT.--Among
the Anticipated laws and customs OF some OF
the smaller German states which will be
abolished on their annexation TO Prussia, not
the least curious are those relating to mar
riage. In Electoral Hesse no man was al
lowed TO marry If under twenty-five, and
no woman ii under eighteen. The result Of
this somewhat severe law was, that while
in other countries girls try to make people
believe they arc "sweet seventeen" for many
years after they have left school, the Hessian
young ladies often declare themselves 10 be
eighteen years old long before they have
reached that age, The Prussian authorities,
however, will change all that the law of
Prussia making the minimum manageable
age eighteen for man and fourteen for a
woman. In Wurtemburg men are not allow
ed TO marry under twenty-five, except by
special dlspensation. A curious law, said TO
date from the time of the Yislgoths, also
exists in that country, forbiddng any woman
to marry man twelve years younger than
herself. In the other German States similar
anomalies occur. Thus, In SaxOny, the mini
mum manageable age for man is twenty
one; for woman there is no restriction. In
Austria boy of fourteen may marry girl
oil twelve; while in Baden marriages where
the bridegroom is under twenty-five, or the
bride under eighteen, are not allowed unless
sanctioned by the police authorities
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-06-28

Que of the most horrible suicides ever
heard of was committed in Springfield, Mass,
on Saturday morning. A widow named
Maria Gilmore, who lived alone, took single
blade knife and cut irightGu cash in her
abdomen, completely tearing out her bowels,
which were found detached from her body
in pail Of water beside her. The floor
was covered with great pool OF blood, and
on the table was MILESTONE with which
she had sharpened the knife before beginning
her hari Kari. Strange as il may seem, she
lived an hour and half after being disem.
bowled, dying AT nine O'Clock. During that
time she was attended by the pries', and
made her will, bequeathng n considerable
property. The cause of the suicide is sup
posed to be insanity.
The remains of an old man named Gill
more, who disappeared from Nashville,
St. Lawrence county, N. Y, about ten
months ago, were found in the woods last
week. He had hung himself, and the neck
and skull of his skeleton were still suspended
in fatal moose, while the remaining portions
of the decayed frame, with its clothing had
fallen in heapto the ground. A ghastly
sight to come upon in lonely woods
A suit was begun last week in Memphis
against two doctors, who, it is alleged, tried
to cure rheumatism by pulling plaintiffs
arms until they broke one OF the lendons
since which time the arm can't he used at
all. Heavy damages are claimed.
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Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-06-28

MOT Anew OF THE WORST DISORDERS THAT
~ atiet mankind arise from corruption Of this blood
Helmbolds Extract sArsaparilla remedy Of the uno
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-06-28
Road sTATEMnNrmn

1863, May i,--roAmount Of Tax levied
for the use Of tbs Hundred for the
year 1855, subject 10 erroru aud com.
mission TO he allowed the Collector,
1866, Sept. ~ DO received Bailroad
dividend,
1860, Der. = do do. from William D.
Ford. borrowed on Commissioner
bond for the use OF tho Hundred,
The Portland daily press., 1867-04-10
Wanted.

EA 900 FLOUR BARRELS, at Forest
OO.OOSJ City Sugar Refinery West Com
mereiat, near foot of Emery street. -f -.
Proposals viii also be received for new Sugar Bar
rels and a sample may be at the office OF the
Company, 1891 Commercial, at corner of Union st.
teb12d&wtt Il. C. HERSEY
The Portland daily press., 1867-04-10
tn LET.

To Let.
ONE Front Room with board, at 81 Free Street.
" apr4dlw*
The Portland daily press., 1867-04-10
Miscellaneous Dispatches.

MOBILE, April o.
The steamboat Benefit, with 200 bales of cot
ton, was burned on the 9TH inst. at Sizeman s
wood yard, on the Alabama river.
a train on the Mobile & Great Northern
Railroad was thrown down an embankment
near Carpenter station this morning The
baggage master and three other persons were
injured.
BUFFALO, April 0.
Chas. M. Barras, died at 2 o'clock this after
noon.
PHILADELPHIA, April O.
The iourneymen house carpenters ceased
work on Monday, being on a strike for S4 90
per day They have heretofore received $3.50
per day. The plasterers and stone cutters
struck some time since for higher wages, but
after holding out six weeks recommended work
at the old rates.
New YORK. April O.
AT the prize fight on Fishers Island, neal
New London, yesterday, between Rookie and
Collins, the latter was declared victor, in con-
segence of foul blow, after sixteen rounds.
The Portland daily press., 1867-04-10
New York Market.

NEW UKh, HIHII o
Cotton-without decided change; sales HUI paies'
Middling uplands 274 "a Csc. GA. :. ,o,r
Flour-firm; sales $500 bills; state at 10 10 "a
10 3d. Round hoop Ohio IL % q IA 50 Western 10 10 q
IA 80; Southern firm at IL W ~ IL oo' Oahorhia al
Wheat~unchanged; sales 900 bush Milwaukee
No 3 at . So No. do at go e 70; White Calitor-
MIA at 5 IS a. 40.
Corn-active and a &c higher; sales 176 600 bush.
Mixed Western PSI q l 2st; Yellow Southern at
Oats:-c higher; sales 10000 bush; State at IS q
TIE; Western at 20 a 74c.
Beef-steady.
Pork-lower; sales 1000 bbs.; new mess % 90; old
do % 90 a. % %; prime Is 70 a 10 90.
Lard-unehanged.
Rice-dull and nominal.
Groceries-qmet but steady.
Naval Stores-quiet.
Oils-quiet.
Petroieum-quiet.
Freights to Liverpool-drosping; Cotton Bic a
1881 per sail, and a 5-l6d per steamer; Corn Sd
per steamer.
The Portland daily press., 1867-04-10
From Washington.

w WASHINGTON, April y.
The Senate late this afternoon, after an elab-
crate debate, ratified the Russian-American
treaty, seven votes only being in the negative.
Hon. Isaac Newton, Commissioner OF Agri-
culture, has appointed Hon. Theodore C. Pc
tiers, of Maryland, late President of the New
York Agricultural Society," an agent to aid in
the distribution of seeds in the South, to per-
feet the lists of Southern statistical cores
pondents, and to cooperate in the reorganiza-
ton and improvement of Southern agriculture
The Senate to-day confirmed the nomination
OF General Sol. Meredith as Surveyor General
of Montana and Idaho by q large vote.
The President this morning issued pardon
to u. b. Vance, late Governor of North Caro-
lima.
The injunction of secrecy not having been
removed by the Senate, neither the text OF the
russian treaty, nor the yeas and nays on its
ratification, could be officially procured for
publication. The Senators are more than
usually reticent on the subject, but it has been
ascertained that while only two voted against
it, from thirty-five to thirty eight We're in its
favor. The Russian Government will be
officially informed of its ratification without
delaV
The Portland daily press., 1867-04-10
k. M. PATTEN ~ CO., AucHoneers,
Plum Street.
took of a Livery Stable at Auction

. - Plum Street.
Stock of a Livery Stable at Auction
ON SATURDAY, April 18th, at II O'Clock A. NJ,
" in Market Square, front OF City Hall, will be
sold the stock of Livery Stable in part as follows
viz: One pair matched Black Haws Coils; one sor-
rel Mare; gray Horse two chestnut Horses; three
Top Buggies: one Concord Wagon; one sun Shade; ;
fvs single Harnesses; pair light double Har-
nesses; Bufaloes; Sleigh Robes; Blankets; Halters
SC.
owner leaving the city. Terms cash.
April 10 dtd
The Portland daily press., 1867-04-10
International Steamship Go.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
IN been duly appointed Executor of the viii of
HENRY BAILEY, late of Westbrook,
in the County OF Cumberland, deceased, and has
taken upon himselfthat trust by giving bonds as the
law directs. All persons having demands upon the
estate of said deceased required to exhibit the
same; and ali persons indebted to said estate are call
ed upon to make payment to ssfFE. fG8t8Ef0
JOSEPH S. BAILEY, Executor
of Portland.
Westbrook, March, 10, 1867. aprl d1aw3ws
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Financial.

New YORK. April g.
o,,, ,,os easy to the close this afternoon with a
noies ,ivsiv moderate demand Call loans 5O I
@ apent on Government securities and miscellane-
ppns coaterals. Discounts % per cent. with con
from the interior are quite liberal, and the Govern
Inenr is disbursing freely. Foreign Exchange firm,
but business moderate; bankers bills 1903 "a 1891 toI
GO days and lo9s "a lo7t for short sight Government
securities quiet this afternoon but generally steady
Stocks duh at last open board and generally little
lower, The decline in Western Union Telegraph
sSock nom to 36t attracts attention. Gold closed
ues 70 SELL and the war panic having partially sub
siued caused an advance in 5-2O's in London. Loans
shares
The Portland daily press., 1867-04-10

NEW YORK, April Q.
The steamship Great Eastern, from Liver
pool, is below. Among the passengers were
Cyrus w. Field, NJ du Chailler the celebrated
African traveller, and Bishop jackson, of Iowa.
The steamer Baltic, from Bremen, arrived
to-day.
The deed from the corporation of New York,
conveying to the United States the land in the
City Hall Park for Post Office, was executed
by the city authorities to-day.
The Government commission to examine life
saving inventions for steamers met to day, but
nothing of importance was done beyond ar
ranging preliminaries for testing the inven-
tions submitted.
The Portland daily press., 1867-04-10

LONDON, April 8.
The uncertainty in regard to the future ac-
ton of the Emperor Napoleon, and fears that
he will adopt a warlike policy create wide
spread distrust among business men, and great
depression in consequence exists in CONNER
cial and financial circles here and in Paris,
In the House of Commons this evening" Mr.
Lowe stated that alarming news had been re-
ceived in Berlin from Paris, and that the King
Of Prussia sent for Bismarck at o'clock on
Sunday morning.
FLORENCE April 8.
The organization of the new Italian Ministry
has been completed by Baron Ratazzi. The
Cabinet is composed of prominent men of both
political parties Of the country
The Portland daily press., 1867-04-10


Consols have declined since Z. M, and closed
at 90 for money.
AMERICAN SECURuIES-There has been a general
decline in American securities; United States 520's
close at 733. Illinois Central Railroad shares 76l;
Erie Railroad shares 36I.
FRANKFORT, April 8, Evening.
United States 5-20's closed this evening at 761
LIVERPOOL, April 8, Evening.
The Cotton market has been heavy throughout the
dey and closed with declining tendency; Middling
uplands 2td; Middling Orleans 12d; sales to-day
5000 bales. Breadstuffs-Corn Sd higher; Mixed
Western Ais Cd; other articles unchanged. The clos
ing quotations of Wheat show advance of I'd per
GENITAL; No. Milwaukee red lbs Sd. Corn very
tive the close. Provisions and Produce unchanged
Iron-Scotch pigs 5ls Cd, mixed numbers.
LONDON, April 9, Noon
Consols for money at 90t.
AMERICAN SECURITIES.-The following are the
current gu ,tatons for American Securities: Illinois
Central Railroad Shares 76l. Erie Railroad shares
36a. United States 5-20's 74f.
LIVERPOOL, April 8, Noon
The Cotton market opens quiet; sales Estimated at
5000 bales; Mddling uplands 12td; Mddling Orleans
13id. Breadstuffs-Flour 2Ss Cd; No red Wheat 13s
Cd; California White Wheat 13s Sd; Corn Ais Cd !;
Barley As Cd; Oats 3s 4d; Peas ABS. Produce-Sprits
of Petroleum Isl common Rosn IS Cd; refined Pc
troleum Is sd; Spirits of Turpentine 37s Glover
Seed BIS. Asbes-Pots 33s 3D. Scotch Pig Iron Bis
Cd; Talow AIS Cd Sperm Oil E13i Lnsecd Oil e39;
Linssed Cakes E10 Calcutta Linssed Obs; Whale Oil
E41; Fine Rosn 16s
The Portland daily press., 1867-04-10
Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, APPLY.
Flour active and firm but prices unchanged. Wheat
less active and declined p "a Sc sales No. at so
So, and No. at 40 a A, closing dull at 2 40
a. 81 for the latter. Corn opened firm with an adj
of "a &c, but weakened and declined a SIC,
and again rallied but closed quiet at OS for No L.
5I9c. Rye advanced 1e and closed at So for fresh
receipts No l. Barley firm and advanced a &c /;
sales at 80 for No. 2, and No at IL i'm store
Provisions more doing. Mess Pork advanced 25c
sales for cash at % 30 a. % 49, and to buyer, one
month, at % 90. Lard at 123 "a l3c. Bulk meats
nothing doing Live hogs moderately active tor best
grades at yesterdays prices Beef Garlic dull and
hight sales at so a. s 90.
Receipts. 400 bbs. -four, 1000 BUSH wheat, II,
600 bush. corn, 1900 hogs Shipments-4,2O 200 DDis.
-four 1900 bush. wheat, 1000 BUSH corn.
The Portland daily press., 1867-04-10
Office of Collector of Inter-
nal ReUe71aGe.
No. 90 1-2 Commercial st.

FIRST COLLECTION DIST OF STATE OF MAINEl
Portland, April 4, 1867. !
SEIZURE OF BARRELS AND HALF BARRELS.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the following de-
IN scribed empty barrels and half barrels were
seized in this city on the US hereinafter mentioned
for violation OF Section q, of an Act to amend ex-
listing laws relating to internal revenue and for other
purposes. Approved March 9, 1861 Al
March -, 1867, Coal OIL Bbls., seized ON CONNER
cial Street.
March IA, 1861, 80 Coal Oil Bbls seized at Freight
House Of Portland & Kennebec X. r..
March a. 1867, Coal Oil Bbl seized on Commercial
Street.
March "a. 1857, 2 whiskey Bbls. seized on CONNER
cial Street.
March A. 1867, whiskey Bbls. seized at Freight
House of Portland Il Kennebec II; r. :. rro;oh,
March IA, 1867 IL Coal Oil Bbls. seized ~ rie's'
House of Grand Trunk Railway. ,s a, E,.;,ht
March IA, 1867, Coal Oil Hlf BpI. sei@eu "' Hie'sn
House OF Grand Trunk Ra ilWay' ,, -, o..
March TX 1ss;1 Coal Oil Bbls. seized on Com
mercial Street. -, m, nj, ,., -. g.,
March Is, 1851 Coal vi ni Do''' 'e'Aeu oA Yum"
,,r ~ Iss7' 20 Coal Oil Bbls seized ut Freight
VA Monse Of Port and & Kennebec r. r.
,tarch ii 1867 Coal Oil Hlf. Bbl seized at Freight
House Of Portland & Kennebec r. II.
March 20, 1867, 9 Whiskey and N. T.. Rum BbIs
seized in cellar OF Edw. Gould on Fore street.
ANY person or persons claiming the same are re-
quesed to appear and make such claim within thirty
days from the date hereof otherwise the said barrels
and half barrels VIII be disposed of in accordance
with the acts of Congress in such cases made and
provided.
ApH-Sw NATH'L j. MILLER, Collector.
The Portland daily press., 1867-04-10
Railroad Outrage upon "A Lit
tie Girl.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, April 9.
Maggie Langdon, a young Irish woman, %
years old, fell beneath the wheels of a train on
the Western Railroad at Westfeld, to-day,
and was run over and instantly killed. She
was returning from a visit at northampton to
her home at North Adams.
C. d. Laguire, of South Deerfeld, has been
put under heavy bonds for trial in August, on
charge of committing rape on Maggie
Morton, a little girl II years of age, employed
in his family.
The Portland daily press., 1867-04-10

SMOKED TONGUES, BACON and HAMS, of a
- superior qualify, for sale by
mar29dtt r., wERK9
The Portland daily press., 1867-04-10
Cincinnati Markets.

CINCINNATI, April g.
Flour firm and unchanged. and the amount offer
ing of all kinds light Wheat firm and scarce; No.
Winter sold at 90, and No. do at 49, no other
brands in the market. Corn at SIC in bulk and 90
in sacks; Mixed White advanced az &c; Southern,
demand good. Oats easier and in better supply;
sales at 20 "a 71c for No. in bulk Rye sold at 70;
new at so. Barley unchanged Whiskey nnchang-
ed. Provisions duh and unchanged. City Mess Pork
sales 200 bbls % so. Bulk Meats at 8 10 and lie
for shoulders sides and clear Sides and IL a ny for
hams. Bacon dull at 81 l and l2tc for shoulders,
sides and clear sides. Hams steady and unchanged.
Lard dull; city at l2a. Butter and cheese steady
Eggs-aales at 10 a. 2Oc.
The Portland daily press., 1867-04-10

NEW ORI1EANH, n phi 3.
News from Louisiana levees continues to be
very discouraging, and the destruction of prop
erty is great The crevasses in the river at
Baton Rouge are beyond control, and all at
tempts to close them have been abandoned.
The richest sugar regions in the State are
ruined for the season. The Marlego crevasse
has completed inundated Black River county,
the most productive cotton region in the South
The freedmen settlement, known as Desoto,
has been overlooked, and eighty freedmen are
known to have persisted in the water, despite
all attempts to save them from their hopeless
fate
The Portland daily press., 1867-04-10
Political.

New BRUNSWICK, N. j., April g.
Miles Ross, Democrat, was to-day elected
Mayor, and the Democrats carried a majority
of the City Council.
ALBANY, N. Y, April 9.
The Democrats elected their candidate for
Mayor to-day, by from LOGO to LOO majority.
A majority of the delegates to the Democratic
convention tomorrow, have arrived Governor
Seymour declines to be candidate Tor the
Constitutional Convention.
LoCKPoRT, N. Y, April 9.
James jackson, it, Democrat, was elected
Mayor to-day, with the whole democratic
ticket.
CHICAGO. ILL.,, April 9.
A Republican convention has nominated j.
G. Pill of this city for Mayor.
The Portland daily press., 1867-04-10
From California.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 9.
The Board of Supervisors last night extend
ed a welcome to Capt. Worden the hero of the
Monitor and Merrimac fight, now in command
of the Pensacola, and rendered him the cham
beers of the Board any day he may appoint for
the reception of our citizens.
The Portland daily press., 1867-04-10

NEW ORLEANS, April O.
Special Order No in reference to the cleo
ton of public officers in the State of Louisiana
not having been received in the Parish of Liv
ingston in time to prevent an election previous
iy ordered there, and the same having been
held contrary to the directions contained in
that order, the election is, therefore, declared
null and Void
The Portland daily press., 1867-04-10

WI ttASAA w. thAS =
Apples.
Green P bri. 8 SO % 6 90
Cooking ~ bu. 1 00QY 1 80
Dried y h.. Is @ 16
Western do. ID
Ashes.
Pearl " h.. $50. none
Pot. u q u
Beans.
Marrow y bu. 3 rs a 3 IS
Pea. % 90 q 4 90
Blue Pod. =. 30 90 "a 3 80
Box Shocks.
Pine,......... 50 a 65
Bread.
Pilot " 100 ib12 90 (015 90
rilot ex 100 ib10 50(@12 GO
Ship. s. so "a 10 90
CrackersP10O SO % So
Butter.
Fsmilyl9 H.. u (@ u
store ........ 20 "a 70
Candles.
Mould p h.. 16 (9 IL
Sperm. ....... 40 "a IL
Cement.
" brl. 2 40 @ 2 80
Cheese.
Vermont " ib 10 "a 20
New York. -. 10 az 20
Coal-tRetaill.
Cumberland. 9 so (G10 90
Lorb'y&Diamond. 94910
Lehigh. 40 90 q
Red Ash. 80. 9 80 @10 90
White Ash. 8 SO (010 90
Coffee.
Java y ib. -. 81 % 40
Rio. ......... &c C@ 80
Cooperage.
HID. Sinks K Hds,
Mol. City. 1925 "a
Sug. City. 2 70 "a 3 90
Sug. C'try..1 80 az 1 rs
C'hyRift Mol.
HID. Sinks. 200 G 2 %
HID. H'd'gs,
Soft Pine. ?5 az
Hard Pine. 80 a.
Hoops,( IA ftl.35 90 G40 90
R.Oak Staves50 90 (955 90
Copper.
Cop. Sheathing 40 a
.Sheathing27 "a
y. NJ. Bolts. =. 80 "a
Cordage.
AmerieanPtb 1919 20
Manila. $40. q 20 221
Manila Boltrope "a a 24I
The Portland daily press., 1867-04-10
Annoininent Of Senaiar.

WILMINGTON, N. c.. April Q.
Gov. Salisbury has appointed James A.
Bsyford, of Wilmington, U. S. Senator, to fill
the vacancy caused by the death of Mr. Riddle
He formerly occupied the same position, but
resigned in 1864 in consequence OF the test
oath, and Mr.. Riddle was chosen in his place
He will take his seat at once.
The Portland daily press., 1867-04-10
Real Estate at Auction.

ON THURSDAY, April IL, at 3 O'Clock Z NJ, 1
shall sell the valuable lot of land ON Pearl steet
being the Dwelling House Lot of The late Hon.
Ehphaiet freely Ii Is 10i feet on Pearl street, by
about lO7 feet back, with the debris thereon There
Is dressed granite walk OF about so feet In length BY
about feet wide unnjured and the undcrpining is
dressed granite. All the material on the ground is
good. Only one OF the shade trees in front of the
house was destroyed by the fire. This is one of the
most valuable and desirable lots in the market pleas
antly and centrally situated-in a very desirable
INSTRUMENTATION 80 feet Of Congress- street and
near the Park. Sale positive
mr29td JOSEPH s. BAILEY Auc,ioneer
The Portland daily press., 1867-04-10

NH SOS To Let. ffAtA
d. Hall suitable for manufacturing purposes,
k:;,l and two offices, in Morton Block next above
-. the Preble House.
Apply to
PATTERSON s. CHADBOURNE,
apr2dcw Office, Morton Block.
The Portland daily press., 1867-04-10

NEW ORLEANS, April 9.
Cotton-unsettled; sales 1900 bales; Low Middling
at % a 81 receipts for three days bales against
$3.50 bales time last week; exports for the
time coastwise, S44 bales foreign II 523 bales Sugar
sales 100 hhds at 12s a 13sc for prime to choice
Molasses nominal Sterling Exchange 474, sight.
Exchange ON New York premium, sight.
The Portland daily press., 1867-04-10
Fancy Goods and TOYS.

Of French, German and American manufacture
We also have for sale Childrens Carriages Rocking
Horses, Travelling Bags, Beads. and all kinds Of
Goods usually kept III such store
The above stock is entirely new and selected with
great care.
N. b. Particular attention paid to the repairng
of Watches, Clocks aud Jewelry by experiencei
workmen and warranted to give satisfaction.
Apl S--edtf
The Portland daily press., 1867-04-10

y n SAN FRANC1sCO, 2ApIII O.
Sales OF Eastern Butter have been made to,day at
low figures. Several invoices of MAMMA anu Java
Coffee have arrived but the market for these articles
is unsettled The trade quiet u5e o export de-
mand for Flour continues Soed at So Legal ten
The Portland daily press., 1867-04-10
To Let.

TJNHE Store on the lower side of Commercial Street
i now occupied by Donnen s. Greedy. Possession
given April LIST. Enquire OF
5.i Il MATHEWS & THOMAS,
mar26dlm BITE SO Commercial Street.
The Portland daily press., 1867-04-10
Valuable Real Estate for Sale, or
Exchange for Property
in Portland. ea

TINE Real Estate owned by Hannah P. Robinson
i in her life time, and occupied by her and her
husband. James E. Robinson, situated in Westbrook
about One-half mile from the terminus of the Horse
Railroad at Morrill's Corner, the Windham Road.
Said Farm contains about thirty five acres of excel
lent land mostly new, portion still unclaimed.
ments and Fertilizers. These Fertilizers he used
with liberal hand upon this land, bringing il to
high stat of cultivation That part under cultva-
ton will cut % tons of hay and is believed to be as
valuable piece of land of its size be found in
this county. 1t has front Of about 20 rods giving
of the finest building lots that be found in
this rapidly growing portion of the town Of West
brook.
There is upon the lot a large substantial and we'll
finished Barn.
This property will be sold on reasonable terms as
to price and payment will be exchanged for real
estate in the city OF Portland ht -. -
e. N. PERRY,
at Sheriff Office, Portland
or f. o. BAILEY, Auctioneer and Real Estate Bro
Kerr 176 Fore street. apr6tf
The Portland daily press., 1867-04-10
LOST AND FOUND.
$1,000 Reward.

SIO,OO Reward.
+ OST in vicinity of Market Square a Gents Pock.
IL ct Book, containing some money; also, papers
memoranda, &C., of no value but to the owner The
above reward will be paid to the finder, they can
take themoney contained, and leave the book will
papers, &C., at Office of Preble House, where nc
questions will be asked. as} III
Portland, April j., 1867. -.I. ...i apl2dtf
The Portland daily press., 1867-04-10
We " PUMP.

THE subscriber has the Agency of the AMERICAN
l. SUBMERGED PUMP, superior to any Pump
in the market for deep wells or cisterns.
The peculiar advantages of this Pump is simplic-
ity, durability, never freezes, and its GREAT
POWER, throwing from twenty gallons per min
ute to forty thousand gallons per minute.
No packing of any kind required; not liable to get
out of repair. One of them may be seen at 124 Ex-
change street, of my old stand and one in work
ing order at nay Store, No. $50 Fore street.
Dc VIM. A. PEA RCE.
Portland, April 3, 1867. apl 4d1w