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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-04-08

CHICAGO, ArrilG
Flour firm and steady. Wheat opened strong and
advanced &c but afterwards declined Sc, closing quiet;
sales No. at 80 delivered, and No at 30 az A.,
advanced u a &c; sales at ~ az Oh for No. /. Oats
steady and in good demand with an advance Of %
closing at t34 "a 54Ic for Winter receipts No 2.
hye advanced q &c; sales at "A a. 4S for No. l.
10 az Al "a 43. closing strong at outside quota
G Ia H;s,, VIVA ah;yaneed "a &c; sales No at os q
quiet at 2ic in bond Mess Pork"Snliers ask % 50
WIN BUYERS at - 90. Bulk Meats quiet; shoulders
SC; Cumberland 9'c for loose Lard dun at 1;c for
prime steam. ~ ~ " M ~
Receipts POO bbls flour, $4,000 BUSH wheat. 49,
goo bush o corn 200 bush oats, 200 hogs Ship
bush. corn, 900 bush. oats ' "ne'', f'oVV
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Arrest of n Coincidence Man.

SPRINGFIELD, MASS, April z.
Deputy Constables Chaplin and Wright ar
rested at South Hadley, last night, clerical
confidence man, who has done an extensive
business in this vicinity for several weeks
among ministers and religious societies, under
names OF Cook, Burns and Chambers. Last
week he attempted to get thousand dollar
check on his London bankers" by heavy South
Hadley manufacturers, representing himself as
the agent of a London publishing house.
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Et7saCOOd Nursery,
DREBLE Street Cars pass the Nursery every forty
l. minutes. good collection of
Hardy, Green House and Bedding Plants
may always be found at the above place and at rea-
sOnable rates. Wreaths, Crosses, Bouquets and Cut
Flowers furnished at short notice.
Particular attention paid to preserving and ar
ranging Funeral Flowers.
P. o. Address Box 1902, Portland, Me.
apr2d1w* -.t Z. #. BRYANT.
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GREAT FIRE AT EAsTPORT.
The Town again Threatened with De-
strucfiOn.

EAsTPoRT, April 6.
Abont 10 O'Clock last evening a fire broke
out in a building on Hayden's wharf, occupied
by Mr.. Leland, as grocery The building is
total loss, together with two adjoining build
ings. The store occupied by Mr.. Whalen, cor
ner of Water street, was partially consumed.
Loss estimated at $4,000; mostly insured.
"a The town barely escaped destruction. The
following persons were burned out Robinson,
junk store loss $4,000, insured 1900; Leland,
grocer, loss $1,000, insured $25O0 Kane, gro
Ger, $1,000, insured $4,000; p. Whalen, flour
ed all the buildings burned The total loss by
the fire is $4,000 to 10000; partially insured
Many of the merchants removed their stock.
E. f. Webster, w. e. j. Campbell Witherell,
Dyer and Bibber and others lost from $4,000 to
$4,000 by having goods stolen. The Home In
surance Company, New Haven, are the largest
losers
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The President and the Action Of General
Sharley and Others.

NEW YORK, April 6.
The Herald's Washington dispatch says the
statement so persstently circulated that the
President is the prime mover in the effort now
being made to obtain a decision of the Supreme
Court on the constitutionality of the recon-
struction act is emphatically denied by the
author of the petition and Originators OF the
movement. A few days ago Hon. w. l..
Sharkey called upon the President and form
ally notified him that he was about to proceed
against him. To this the President did not re-
ply in a dozen words and they expressed
neither approval or disapproval of the move
ment. Judge Sharkey has been heard to say
dent johnson are on the subject, and that the
President had nothing whatever to do with the
matter either directly or indirectly.
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Tragedies at Andover, uass.-BtursIer and
Attempted Suicide.

LAWRENCE, Mass, April 6.
A dreadful tragedy took place in Andover
on Wednesday afternoon. Terrence Carroll,
man over fifty years of age, quarreled with
his wife, who had demonstrated with him for
striking a grandchild, and Selling hot fiat
iron from the stove he smashed in her skull
The ml;rderer is supposed to be partially in
sane He was committed tor trial.
A young woman of desperate and disreputa-
BILE character shot herself, in the same town,
on Monday. She Hes dangerously wounded at
the poor farm
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PL4NsO-EOR I'VE.
Farm in FreepOrt for Sale.

GIVEN ON the PIAN0-FORTE,
NV Miss AGNES NJ. LORD, 427 Congress street.
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Valuable Real Estate at Auc,ion

ON THURSDAY, April IL, at o'clock 2 NJ 7
~ shall sell the valuable lot of land Pearl steet
being the Dwelling House Lot of the late Hon
Elphalet Greedy. 1t is 10I feet on Pearl street. by
about 107 feet back with the debris thereon There
is dressed granite walk of about so feet in length by
about feet wide uninju and the underpining is
dressed granite. All the material on tie ground is
good Only one OF the shade trees in front Of the
mousse was destroyed by the fire. This is of the
most valuable and desirable lois in the market pleas
antly and centrally siuated-in a very desirable
negh6orhood-within so feet OF Congress street and
near the Park. Sale positive
mr2ytd ,JOSEPH 6 RAIIEv Auc,;onaar
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REAL ESTATE,
Valuable Real Estate for Safe, or
Exchange for Property
in Portland.

| rNHE Real Estate owned by Hannah p Robinson
l in her life time, and occupied by her and her
husband James 4. Robinson, situated in Westbrook
about one half mile from the terminus of the Horse
Railroad at MorriIl's Corner, on 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 II to
nigh stare of cultivation. That part under eutiva-
ton will cut rs tons of hay anbis believed to be as
valuable piece of land of its size be found in
tls county. 1t has front of about 20 rods, giving
some OF the finest building lots that can be found IN
brook.
There is upon the lot large substantial and well
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
T.. N PERRY,
or Z. o. BAILEY, Auctioneer and Real Estate Bro-
kerr 176 Fore street anr,tf
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New Orleans Markets.

NEW ORLEANS, April 8.
Cotton-unsettled and easier; sales 500 bales;
Low Middng at 27!c; receipts 1,o5s bales; exports
3,425 bales. Sugar-demand limited prime to choice
13fc. Molasses-market bare. Sterling Exchange
4Sf q 45a. Exchange on New York premium,
SIGHT. ,
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The Reported Massacre Mt Fort Buford
Unf0unded.

ST. LOUIS, April o.
Additional evidence that the reported mas
sacre at Fort Buford is unfounded, is received
in letters from Fort Rice, dated Feb. 18th, and
which make no mention of Mrs. Col. Rankin
having arrived there as reported in the letter
published in Philadelphia. Gen. Sherman
has a letter from Col. Rankin, of date subse-
quent to the time the massacre is said to have
been committed.
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Strike atLewist0u.

LEWISTON, April 6.
The mule spinners in all four cotton mills of
this place have been on strike for ten hours
since Monday. All our mills are running as
usual, and probably will continue to do SO
with new helm .rEf
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FOR SALEy

49, Desirable Square Brick House, on
Ea,i, Spring street, between High and Park streets,
-AkaN. with modern improvements, heated through
ont by steam-piped for gas with gas fixtures, good
stable-abundance of hard and soft water in the
house. with about 10000 feet of land. -.-.
Inquire of JOHN q. Proctor.
mar23-d3w tFs-tf
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House and Lot for Sale Very Low.
HOUSE new, containing SEVEN ROOMS, will be
IL sold for SLIGO. ii applied for Immediately.
ALSO:
Lots for sale at prices from cent to 80 per foot
Enquire of JOSEPH REED,
Real Estate Agent Oak st. near Congress.
mar2.ltf
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Railroad Conductor Killed.

BOSTON, April o.
Richard Batchelder, railroad conductor, was
knocked from the top of freight train be-
tween Lawrence and Salem, yesterday, and in
stantly killed. -- NJ. aE -sF .A
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WANT'ED.
Wanted,

A GOOD BOY wanted to do errands and light
IA work about Greenhouse. Enquire of
DIRWANGER BROTHERS, Florists,
Corner Of North and Montreal Streets
April 4-d3t*
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M. l.. A.

M. L.. "A.
TINE annual meeting OF the Mercantile Library
l. Ass0ci ,tion will he held at the Common Coun-
Gil Room, Market Hall, on Tuesday evening, April
9TH at O'clock for the election of officers Tor the
ensuing year, and for the transaction of any other
business that may legally come before them. Polls
open at O'clock sf.-i f
Per order,
E SCOTT GERRISH,
April 2 1w Recording Secretary
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Nor 2aln

~SITUATED near Broad Cove, within few rods of
- Cumberland Depot, convenient story and a half
house and barn, with an excellent garden and choice
fruit trees a never falling well of water and ten
acres of the best 0i land. The house and garden will
be sold separately if desired. Will be sold at low
price ii applied for immediately. good chance for
person doing business in the city. e
mar23eod2we y MERRILL.
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II HI Il M A IL k E I q.
Financial,

NEW YORK, April 6.
The Post says the loan market is more tranquil.
Call loans per cent with less urgent demand
Stocks unsettled and inactive. Governments dull.
Railroad shares without animation Foreign Ex-
change closes quiet for the steamer.
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Cincinnati NIarke,s,

Flour in good demand for higher grades: snrnrSn.
Spring Wheat at 10 90 q II 90; there is no Wipter i
the 10 Market trade brands at II 90 g 10 so; Winter
IA 90 10 %; fancy brands at 10 30 II Co., stock Iaht
Wheat advanced loo and demand in excess Of SUPPLY
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New House for Sale.

o. On India street, third house from Congress
contains eleven rooms, besides the attics. Thi,
3.A house is very pleasantly located and very con-
veniently arranged for one or two families.
Apply to WIN. III. JERKS,
marzSdH Real Estate Agent {
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LONDON, April 0, Noon.
.Consols for money opened at 81.
AMERICAN SECURITIES.-The following are the
current gu tatiOns for American Securities: Illinois
Central Railroad Shares 7S1. Erie Railroad shares
37s. United States 5-20s 751.
FRANKFORT, April6.
United States bonds open at 70.
PARIS, April 9.
United States 5-20's S4t.
LIVERPOOL, April 8.
The Cotton market is dull and inactive and prices
further declined ID; Middling uplands at l2ad Mid
lling Orleans 13d; sales 1000 bales. Breadstufs-
market firm. Flour 2ss Sd for Western Canal. Wheat
i3s cd for Milwaukee red and California White. Corn
Mixed Western Ills per quarter. Oats 30 I'D per 45
pounds Barley As ID Peas ASS per quarter for Can
adam. Provisions-The market is quiet. Pork IT'S
Cd. Beef 1878 Cd. Bacon 3ss Cd. Lard 49s. Tallow
i4s Cd Produce-The market is generally unchang-
ed Petroleum lid for spirits and Is I'd for standard
White. Resin SIS Cd for common Wilmington, and los
for fine Ashes, pots 33s per cwt. Spirits Turpen-
tine 37s
nNDoN, April 6, Noon.
The markets are generally uncs ocked. Seeds
Clover 54s; Linseed 66s. Iron 62s for scotch pig.
Linseed Cakes f10 per ton. Linseed Oil e39 per ssis
Whale Oil e41 per ton; Sperm e131 per ton.
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For Sale

THREE storied brick house No. 80 on High Street
scriber.
Also, two three stored brick stores on Fore Street.
corner OF Pearl, opposite the Custom House, with
partition wall, slated roots the Wharf Street
four stores with cellars. For terms and particulars
enquire of the subscriber.
NATHANIEL BLANCHARD.
Portland April g. 1867 diff
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Building Lots Wanted

LNOR immediate improvements on burnt dis
trict, on Ornear Congress or Cumberland Streets
one in upper part of city; moderate COST good Ioc
ton. Inquire at Fancy Goods Store of
l.. NJ BOWDOIN
apr1B Dat 80 Centre Street.
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- For Sale OF Lease

For Sale or Lease.
THE Large Lot of Land on the corner of Federal
Il Temple and Congress streets.
y desirable location for Hotel--for sale low; il
not sold will be leased for long term of years if de-
sired. Inquire of JOHN G. PROCTOR,
Portland Mar 29-d3w 65 Middle street .
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Al at New York, It'll bark Mary E. Libby, Portland
from Cardenas; also, Walter Fl. Thorndike, Rock
land, from Curacao.
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WITHIN five minutes walk of the Post Oaice
W pleasantly situated, two and half stories
high, thoroughly finished hard and soft water gas
furnace, outbuildings and yard. In perfect order
and possession given Immediately.
Inquire at this office. AplC-ti
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For Sale.

TNHE superior fast sailing Br Orig "CASSIE
l. GRAY" built in Nova Scotia in 1864, 176 tons
register, length 6t feet, breadth 25t feet depth IL
feet, Is coppered and copper fastened, and wen
found in sails and rigging. chains, anchors, &c.
This vessel was built expressly for the West India
business, and is also well adapted to the Brazil trade
VIII be sold cheap. For further particulars apply
to GEO. H. STARR,
No. Z Central Wharf.
Portland, March 20, 1867. mar29-1w
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Secondhand Wheeler & Wilson
Sewing Machine
DOrking and Brahma Eggs.

ENOR SALE CHEAP-may be seen at Room No. Z,
e 3O1A Congress street, from to 10 A. NJ. and 8 to
4 p, M, for ten days. E. S. DRAKE.
apl SGT
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~ PAYMENT, or let for term of years, the lots on
the corner OF Middle and Franklin streets and on
Franklin street. including the corner of Franklin and
Fore streets Apply to VIM. HILLIARD Bangor,
or SMITH q REED. Attorneys, Portland. jyl2ti
Valuable Hotel Property for Sale.
'NHE Oxford House, pleasantly situated in the VII
lage OF Fryeburg Oxford county, Maine, Is Of
iered for sale at a bargain, il applied for soon.
and fixtures roy ghout, together with all necessary
outbuiidjngs.
For full particulars inquire OF ...,
HORATIo BOOTHBY,
Proprietor.
Or Hanson q Dow, 5fl Union ST.
Fryeburg, Sept. %, 1866. diff
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House for Sale.

A TWO story house on Salem Street, containing
IA nine rooms, convenient for two families Lot 81
by 100 viii be sold low if applied tor Immediately
W. III. JERRIS,
mar27d3W& Opposite Preble House,
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A Situation Wanted.

ny man to travel to sell goods. A large trade
with the Grocery and Flour business and can bring
the very best Of recommendations. Has been trav-
Portland Post Office. ! mar3Od1w
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SEED. SEED.


Okn TONS DIAMOND COAL; egg and
Os)O stove sizes, now landing from sc6'r A. A.
Andrews. This Coal is free-burning, pure and what
is wanted for spring and summer for cook stoves
and ranges, of light-draft
~ 1852 tons JOHNS, COAL; stove, egg
and broken sizes, landing from Sch. z. l.. Adams.
This Coal is hard, and one Of best grades for good
drafts.
CUMBERLAND COAL. for Smiths use, as
usual.
~ JAMES H. BAKER,
Mar. %, 1867. diff Richardson's WIFI
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n Grace Ch0rge.

THE clown Of Skiff 4 Gaylor's Minstrels when
Il asked "who first introduced gambling into This
country" answered, California Cheap John s.
whether this is true or not it docs not matter; hui
one thing Is certain, that California Cheap John was
the first to introduce into this city Good Cloth
ing, GENTS Furnishing Goods, Hats nnd
hooes at unusually low prices. Call and see him
March Of dtf
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Wanted

w u1CCU
f'O hire small house, either furnished OF other
L wise, tor a hort or long time. ANY one DESTROYS
of first class tenant may address, with full particu-
lars, b." Post office Box 2l23,
April l. div
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A Good House for Sale

- N n p.rr,,x, al oItfIH UIfce, Portland,
OF Il. U. BAILEY, Auctioneer and Real Estate Bro.
ker, 176 Fore street nnrstf
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FOR sale.
n N Office Safe of John Z. Wilder's manufacture,
n suitable for Railroad, Manufacturers Bank
ing purposes, measuring feet 3 in in height, feet
width, feet 81 in deep, with interior and draw
For sale by C. A. & A. BLANCHARD, los
State Street. Boston. Mass feb15 dit
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Rent Wanted.

WANTED five or six rooms within ten minutes
w walk of the Post OlIce convenient for a small
family. Address +. j. -" at the Press Office
March g. 1867. DIV
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nNE Store and three spacious Chambers in Bar
~ bours Block, Middle street. One of the best To-
cations in the city, Apply to
.s wt DAVID KEAZER, !
mar30d2ws 'it4ft Or f. A. NORTON {
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DURfNG DIR. CARPENTERS late visit
- TO Portland which closed Feb. list, so great
number of persons referred consulting him until the
latter part Of his stay that many were unable to 20
so, his time being fully occupied 10 accommodate
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For Sale. -

For Sale.
INV E Street Sprnkling Tubs, Pumps, Reservoirs
Il and Power for pumping water. Inquire of
A"s-+ ts#ttt j. 9. BARKER,
131 Commercial Str ct.
Portland, April l, 1867 .tt apl1tf
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Wanted

A Gorham Ladies' Seminary first class cook.
IA Apply at once to -- = -.T
REV. c. G. PARKER, Principal
Gorham, April 2. 1867. apl 5 tt
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-
Steamers for Sale.

steamers Tor sale.
CTERN WHEEL STEAMERS Falcon and
- "Carion," years old, of the following dimen-
sions Length 100 feet width over all ~ feet depth
Al feet draft of water SO nchcs good speed with
large freight and passenger capacity, in good order
and ready for service, with full inventory.
Enquire of ROSS q STURDIVANT.
mchlSdim 70 Commercial Street.
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House Wanted in the City.
DY small family--Rent not to exceed Five Hun
ID dred Dollars Inquire OF
L. l.. GRUEBY,
Apl z 2ws Plum Street.
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FOf SAFE.
FARM IN WELLS, MAINE.
AMN~l Estate of the late SAMUEL HATCn,
E2lIh1eEkA contains about 90 acres, 40 to 80 of
IITEH1AY, r. good wood land and pasture good
q story House with L., large Barn,
Sheds, &c. The Farm is located at Wells Corner on
main road; churches and schools near, and in the
immediate vicinity of the well known summer re-
Sort Wells Beach; ill be sold low and on easy terms
to close up the estate. Those wishing to see the
Farm can apply to SAMUEL ELDRIDGE, near the
premises. For terms, &C., inquire OF GEORGE K
HICHBORN & CO., No. Scolay's Bullsing or
address Box ia P. o. Boston, Mass marl6dim
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= ENTERTAINMENT.
PORTLAND THEATRE,
I.essees a. pronriesOrs. SuHi th III nLley 4 Ca

MONDAY EVENING, April =, the great
sensational Drama of the s.Child Stcaicr.'
10 Cor elude with the new Farce never before per-
iorihei here, entitled "hY PRESERVER."
So tALa OF PRIcEs.-Admission so cts. Reserved
seats 70 cts Gallery IS cts
at a qnarter to eight. anrs1t
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Block of Houses for Sale.
'INHE convenient double house corner OF South and
Il Spring Streets. Each tenement contains nine
finished rooms, and may be sold separately. For
further particulars enquire of MRS. EATON on the
premises, No 10 Spring Street.
-.-.s a w. II. JERKS.
March 10, 1867. mar2Odtf
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BASE BALL.
Office of Collector of Inter
... nal Rece7aaIe.
No. 80 1-2 Commercial St.

FIRST COLLECTION DIST OF STATE OF MAIxE,l
Portland, April 4, 1861.
SEIZURE OF BARRELS AND HALF BARRELS
NOTICE is hereby given that the following de-
~ scrloed empty barrels and baf barrels We're
seized in this city on the Us hereinafter mentioned
for violation OF Section % of an Act 10 amend ex-
lsng laws relating to internal revenue and Tor other
purposes. Approved March 2, 1867.
March -, 1867, Coal Oil Bbls., seized on CONNER
cal Street.
March H. 1867, 80 Coal Oil Bbls seized at Freight
House of Portland a. Kennebec r. r.
March II, 1867, Coal Oil bbl. seized Commercial
Street.
March Il, 1867, Whiskey Bbls seized ON CONNER
cial Street.
March H. 1867, 2 Whiskey Bbls. seized at Freight
House of Portland & kemiebec X. Il.
March IA, 1861, II Coal Oil Bbls seized at freight
House OF Grand Trunk Railway.
March IA, 1857 Coal Oil Hlf Bbl seized at Freight
House OF Grand Trunk Railway,
March 10, 1861, Coal Oil Bbls. seized on Com
mercial Stret.
March Is, 1867, Coal Oil Hi. Bbls seized on Com
mercial Street.
| March l5 1867, % Coal Oil Bills seized Mt Frecbt
House OF Port and g. Kennebee Il. x.
March To- 1867, Coal Oil HE Bb seized at Freight
| House OF Portland & Kennebec r. Il.
March 70, 1867, Whiskey and n. T.. Rum BbIs
| seized in cellar OF Edw. Gould on Fore street.
| ANY person or persons claiming the same are re-
queSted TO appear and make such claim within thirty
Gays nom the date hereof otherwise the said barrels
aud half barrels Will be disposed of in accordance
with the acts of Congress in h cases made and
provided.
Ap4-5w NATH'L j. MILLER, Collector,
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Wanted.

YOUNG lady between the age of 16 and 20, a
~ good vocal singer; one who play on an in
suument preferred, totravel with accompany through
April 1. d1w$
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Flour Barrels Wanted.

"E will pay 80 cents each for first class Flour
w Barrels suitable for sugar.
LYNCH, BARKER & CO.,
+ nGv13du 139 Commercial street.
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To Wagon Builders.

VOUR attention is called to Dement'S Patent
i Dumping Wagon. 1t is simple in construction,
equally on the fore and hind wheels. It dumps be-
tween the axles. In short, this dumping wagon ia
the best extant. Wewish to correspond with wagon
ing and selling these wagons. Address
rt A. A. BENNETT & CO..
mar25dd 2s6 Congress St., Portland, Me.