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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-03-13

NEW YORK, March r.
AT an adjourned meeting of the Irish soce-
ty of this city, at Hibernia Hall, for the pur-
pose of making additional arrangements for
celebrating ST. Patrick's Day, it was decided in
reference to the proposition 20 appropriate the
money that would be expended for that pur-
pose to aid the insurgents, but that each socie-
ty should act for itself in the matterl sy5 .ssss
CHICAGO, ILL.,, March -.
The Fenian brotherhood met at o'clock to-
day. Seventy-eight circles were represented
in the organization. President Roberts Yves
introduced and spoke two hours on the present
organization, its past record and its future
prospects, giving minute account of the dis
position of all the monies received at head
quarters. After the appointment of business
committee the convention adjourned to ten
ST. LOUIS, March 10.
The Fenians held a very large and enthusi-
astic meeting last night. Resolutions were
adopted pledging assistance with men and
money to the present movement 10 Ireland
They demand of our Government the immedi-
ate acknowledgement of the belligerent rights
of the Irish republic and call on wealthy Irish
men in this country to purchase privateers to
prey on English commerce. ''t4
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New work MARKET.

NEW YORK, March Il.
ding uplands at e 29Jc chiefly at the latter price,
Fiour~5 al loo higher; sales 9, 200 DDls. State at
80 D II so; Round hoop Ohio 10 20 a 1850; West
ern at so II Is; Southern higher; sales at 10 %
"a 16 so. :aEr-
Wheat--s q SC higher; sales 80 900 bush. No. 2
Chicago Spring az 2So strictly No.2 Milwaukee at
2 S5 White California 80 6D29s.
Confirm; sales IS, 0C0 bush. Mixed Western at
1851 a H. new Yellow 0S GLE.
Oats-rmer; sales $1,000 bnsh Western at 60 a
64c State at zoe. New Ohio at 65 az &C.
Beef-steady; sales 235 bbls.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY steady. ~
Pork-mess tirmer; sales at % 70. OWN
Whiskey-quet.
Sugar-saes MuscovadO at 101. ralH ..-.
C0ffee-very.frm ... ..
Moasses-dul
Naval Stores-quiet; Spirits Turpentine at III "a
zee. Rosin at 12t a so. .ts. ,'...F
Petroleum-1ull and Unchanged sales crude at 16:
Refined bonded at 29I a 27c.
Talow-unchanged; sales 121 900 TBS. at 1OH a. 1lIc.
Freights TO Liverpool-quiet.
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Wanted,
Business Wanted.

YlO lease small store in desirable location, suit
i able tor Fancy Goods. l would like possession in
two three months. Address q. w. +,
mar12d3ts North Bridgewater, Mass
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~ = - NEW lOKk, MdfCH L.
The Herald's Athlone Qreland) correspond
ence of the 10Th ult., explains the failure of tn
action at Chester, where there were stored SO,
900 stand of rifles and a large quantity Of am
munition. The store was guarded by onl,
about forty soldiers OF questionable loyalty
The Fenians, as is known, to the number o.
several thousand lwere on the spot, but the new
commander just arriving in the country, order
ed that the place shonld not be attacked. Or
ders We're also issued to suspend hostilitie
throughout Ireland, and reached all parts ex
cept Kerry The organization is kept up, ant
hostllItles will commence in earnest at tn,
proper time. ..5. .sn.. ~
The principal commander of the Fenians j.
an Old officer in the English army, and lately
general in the American rebel army. AnotRe
isan officer formerly in the French service
and lately a brigadier general in the United
States volunteers. Other officers of like expe
rience have commands.
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Chambers to LEI


Chambers to Lef. ,.tet.t
OVER W. w. Carr & Co.'s store, No. 8 Exchange
" near Fore st that will accommodate 15O work
men al shoemaking, tailoring, OF many other kinds
FoI Sale.
One lot of Land near the head Of Wimot street
for yvecents per foot; Also lot near head OF
Deer street, about 81 by SIS iee for S12OO aso two
story House and lot on Munjoy Hill tor $2500; also
one House and Lot OH Merrill's Court Chestnut
street, tor $1c00 that will let for $500 per " arr Also
one house ON Mountord street. with about 5000 feel
OF land more or less this house belongs to the estate
of the In Lemuel Turkey, and will be sold at bar
gain. Terms easy. Apply to
mch4d1m WV. CARR 81 co.
To Let. t.~atg
THE Chamber ed story over f. T. Eden & Co.'S,
Free Street Block, suitable for Jobbing OF
Wholesale Business.
Inquire of T. j. LITTLE
Ii 70 Commercial street
~ Key can be fonnd at E. T. Eden & Co.'S
Mar2-dtf
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Education of Soldiers md Sailors Or
pliaus stt.r...

E.. NEW YORK, March IL.
The managers of the Union Home and
school for the education of the children of vol
unteer soldiers and sailors who may, be left lln-
provided for, have issued their fifth annual re-
port, which contains many interesting facts
For want of accommodations the managers
have been obliged to refuse over five thousand
applications during the past year, receiving
only those who were most destitute, and reliev-
ing temporarily, rs far as their means would
permit, others at their own homes. The num-
Der of benehciaries received since April, 1861,
was about 1000; received during 1866, 263;
number at present in the school, or under the
care of the managers, 125. The committee say
that by the presentation festival, or lottery the
institution will realize large sum of money,
$1,000 having been already received This sum
has enabled the management to pay off the
large mortgage upon the land purchased for
the site of home, an the total amount will
be sufficient to enable them to provide accom-
mOdations for five hundred or more orphan
children Of soldiers and sailors
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In the House of Representatives this after
noon, the report of the Committee on Federal
Relations on the proposed amendment to the
Constitution of the United States, came up for
consideration, the question being on substitute
ing the report of the minority of the commit
tee, which rec Ommends the adoption of the
amendment, with an explanatory resolution,
for that of the majority; the latter recommend
ing reference of the amendment to the next
Legislature. Alter two hours debate an
amendment to the amendment in the shape OF
a resolution was offered, which reads as fol-
lows:
Resol0ed, That the Legislature of Massachl-
sets earnestly request Congress to propose to
the States an amendment to the Federal Con-
stitutiop prohibiting the distranchsement OF
any citizen on account of color. q stUt
On the adoption Of this amendment the yeas
and nays were ordered, and il was rejected Ii
to $50, which gives pretty fair idea as to what
will be the result when the question on adop-
ton of the amendment comes up.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE
ELECTION
The Granite State Erect |!
Hafrinsan's majority 5000!
Governor, Legislature, Council and
all the Members Of Congress Re-
publican. -.
Especial Dispatch to the Press


CONCORD, N. H., March u.
Eighty-four towns and cities give Hartman
1894; Sinclair 1929. Harrimans maiorit,
will be about 5000. The House is largely Re.
publican; Senate nine Republicans to three
Democrats. Councillors, four Republicans to
one Democrat All three Republican Con-
gressmen elected by handsome majorities.
The Copperheads have fought desperately,
and are handsomely beaten. .4..
TO THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
CONCORD, n. H., March II.
Returns from ninety towns give Hartman
2O,4SO, Sinclair IL ,433. The majority for Gen.
Hartman will be about 5000 in the whole State.
The Republicans have elected three Congress
men by majorities of about 1000 each. They
nave probably elected nine of the twelve State
senators four of the five Councillors, and will
probably have seventy-five majority in the
House. The result is more favorable to the
Republicans than was generally expected.
Second Dispdtch.-We have returns from 126
towns which give Hartman 25,0N, and scat
tering, 2462 Ella, in the LIST Congressional
district, is probably elected by 1900 majority,
and Stevens, in ID, and Benton, in Sd district,
by about 1000 majority each. The Council will
stand four Republicans and one Democrat; the
Senate, eight Republicans and four Democrats;
the House, eighty Republican majority. The
Republicans have a majority in six counties
and the Democrats in four counties. The vote
an the State will exceed the vote of last year in
the aggregate by 1900 to 1000. The whole vote
of the State will exceed g. 900. The majority
for Hartman for Governor will probably ex-
coed 5000
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Blindness, ,'"'
Deafness,
CatarEAl !

a Catsal'rll !!
DURING DIR. CARPENTERS late visit
~ to Portland which closed Feb. 1st so great a
number of persons deferred consulting him until the
latter part of his stay, that many unable to do
SO, his time being fully occupied To accommodate
those and others DESTROYS OF consulting him he
Returned to Portland March list,
And can be consulted at the U. s. Hotel
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EUROPE.
NEWS BY THE ABLE.

LONDON, March II, Evening.
ireland is quiet The Government howev-
er, is organizing its forces into six flying col
umns for the pursuit of scattered bands of Fem
ians, and for active service in case the necessi-
ty should arise. 4, .I f.tf
The band of Fenians which were recently
encamped on the Galtee mountains have van
lshed, leaving no trace of their whereabouts.
The Government has offered reward for the
apprehension of Ounce, one of the Fenian
leaders. I.. t- l.l .D.'l
Mr.. Walpole, the Secretary of State for the
Home Department, announced in the House of
Commons this evening, that the news from
ireland was good. Mr.. Walpole also stated
that the Government will not proclaim martial
law in Ireland, but will try Fenians by spe-
cial commission. ..' .r.. = - 81
.- FLORENCE, March II.
The elections for members of the Italian Par
Lament have generally resulted in favor of the
Government, which carries a majority of the
electoral districts.
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Destructive Fire AT Augusta.

T AUGUSTA, MarCn L.
A destructive fire broke out on the east side
of the river this morning, at 2 o'clock, in the
two story wooden building owned by l.. W. L
Lithgow, and occupied as grocery store by
Young & Buzzell, and as restaurant by j.
Moore. The building was totally destroyed
together with small wooden building adjoin-
ing, owned and occupied by j. Reynolds as a
sn soe. store A fine block of wooden stores next
shuJool'nlng, owned by Mr.. Lithgow and occupied
mer, grocers and provision dealers. was badly
aaamaSed, The total loss will not tall short Of
Sl2,0OO. The fire is believed to have been the
work of an incendiary '0'A 'n'0
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CERTIFICATES.

CERTIFICATES.
Testimonial of A. TX. Greenough, Esq.
1 afflicted with Catarrh so badly that had
continual pain in my head, eyes very weak WAS fast
loosing my memory, head was confused that was
totally unfit for business and general health fast fail
ing. applied to Dr. Carpenter in 1865 and his rem
edlcs cured me. l remain well man.
t- A. X. GEEENOUGH,
Proprietor of National House, Bangor, Me.
Certificate Of Capt. Shute Of PortIs d.
PORTLAND, Jan. 8, 1867.
suffered from deafness eight years. Was under
treatment at the Ear Infrmaries of Boston, New
York and Philadelphia, without receiving benefit;
but knowing of cases worse than mine, that DR.. Car
penter cured was induced to apply TO him. On ex-
animation the DIR. was not sure he could cure me,
but would do the best he could. course of his
treatment has restored me to my natural hearing
ANY person desiring TO sec me can do board Of
bark " Isaac Carver" Union Wharf, Portland.
@ ALONZ0 L. SHUTE.
Testimony of II On. II. Collins, Union, Me.
DIR. Carpenter Dear Sir-Learning you are in
Portland, write for the purpose of informing you
maj .he aeans oi my son, Leroy u Collins re-
March 1861 relieved him of deafness of fifteen
Years standing, which had Increased to that extent
that he obliged leave his studies and went to
trade. lie is now at the Theological Seminary,
Bangor, where he has resumed his studies. which,
without your assistance, he could have DONE
May live long prosper in yonr profession, and es
pecally cause the deaf to hear, is the desire of
Yours, very gratefully, q. COLLINS
Certificate Of MIR. A. G.: Rlu,at, Porh,nd.
This may certify that DR.. Carpenter, now at the
United States Hotel, has cured OF deafness and
discharges of the head of II years standing. 1 had
been doctorcd by many eminent physicians without
relief. Any person interested can at Messrs.
Blunt & Foss,' Middle Street. ID :
~ A. G. BLUNT.
Portland, Me-, JAN IA, 1867.
Hundreds of Certificates receiy we'd in this State can
be seen at the Dr's Office. mr6
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EOr Sale or Lease.

The Fine Lot corner of Exchange and Congress
Streets 1870 feet Congress and 81 feet on EAchang.
St. VIII be let for ten twenty years, favorable
terms. Block of Seven Stores in this central loca-
ton would pay good interest
Apply to .Ita w. III. JERRIS.
MOI
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Raid against the Northumberland. u..,-
isiature.

s ST. LOUIS, March IL.
The Democrats special correspondent iron,
st. Jospeh says that Gen. Cooks recent raid
against the Indians in the region of Stern
Mountain resulted in the killing of sixty three
savages.
The lower House of the Legislature has pass
ed the eight hour system bill.
1t is reported that Gov. Butler will soon con.
vene the Nebraska Legislature, and take means
to put the government in working order.
A large number of bridges and considera.
Bile amount of other property has been destroy
ed by the late floods i'll Nebraska.
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A Tailor Wanted,

A Good reliable, practical CUTTER can hear of a
IA good situation, by applying to the subscriber at
his Clothing Store, Nos. 162 Fore, and 10 Moulton
Streets. ... .. ALFRED HASKELL.
MARI 1867 DAVIS . ...
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Chicago Markets.

49, CHICAGO, March r.
Flour quiet and holders firm; tavorite brands in
demand full prices sales at II rs a Is % for red
for superfine No.2 Wheat-No. 2 Spring advanced
&C; demand light; sales 5000 BUSH at 95i 40 96
lor winter and 9sa for fresh receipts; No. Spring
Oats firm at an advance of tc lsales at A "a 44Ic for
WINTER receipts Of No. 2. Provisions firm; Mess
porksales at 20 0o buyers offer 20 so a 20 49, clear
Bulk meats in active request sales shoulders at &c.
Cnmoeriands at &c; short ribbed iniddles at 10;
clear sides llsc Lard firm at IL a. l2tc for prime
steam rendered. Dressed hogs in fair demand at so
a 90 . : = : =
Receipts-6.O0O bbls. -four, 5000 centals wheat
o0O centals corn 1000 centals oats, 5000 hogs Ship
ments-6,OOO bbls -four, 5000 centals wheat, 1000
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HeorsahHznhen Of the Dem oeratic Party

- -, NEW DIRK, March II.
The National Democratic Convention met
this afternoon in this city at the residence of
Mr. Belmont, its Chairman. Most of the North.
ern States were represented. The committee
came TO the conclusion that it was inexpedent
to call National Convention previous to the
regular nominating convention next year, but
resolved on a thorough organization of the
Democratic party throughout the Union.
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Farm for Sale.

TNHE wen known Cushman Homestead-one of tile
l. most delightful and desirable country residences
in the county, situated in the town of New Glouces-
ter is offered for sale the most favorable terms
The above farm is beautifully located on the main
road Is miles from Portland only ten minutes walk
from Powhal depot and Post Office 1t col siss of 100
acres Of excellent land, conveniently dvided-prin-
cipally by stone fences-into tiage pasturage al d
woodland fine orchard, containing 1000 thrifty
apple trees; splendid garden well filed with val
CIV of pear and plum trees, Strawberries raspberries
curran,s and large grape arbor, covered with choice
vines from which to 10 bushels of grapes are gath
cred annually! also handsome flower garden or
nameDtal trees, &c, Sc. 's'
The buildings consist OF a fine brick House., three
stories high, containing Is rooms, with large two
story brick l.; fine new stable and carriage house
adjoining the Ii together with two barns, one new,
so BY 40 feet; wood Sheds work shops and other out
buildings all in good order. There is a convenient
and abundant supply of well water; also large
never-ailng cistern of soft water in cellar of J..
In addition to the above farm, and laying adjacent
to it, are two other lots. each containing ITO acres
the finest tillage and lumber land In the county
either or both OF which will be sold ia connection
with or separate from the Home Farm For lerticu-
lars enquire of Hon. Geo. w. Woodman, firm OF
Woodman, True & Co, or OF j. N. Lord, firm OF
Stevens, Lord IL Haskell, Portland, OF of j. T.. +.
CUSHMAN, on tie premises. mch4deod&w3w
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House for Sale.

b. House Tor Sale. .s -'e
A good HOUSE two stories, Stable attached, hard
IA and soft water good lot centrally lOcated-con-
venient for two families, if desirable INQUIRE at
IL Hanover or "a Fore ST.,
j. A. HENDERSON.
Jan. "a, 1867, diff
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Cincinnnti Markets.

7 nix. CINCINNATI, March II.
Flour dull and the market without decided change;
Wheat firm for Spring and dull for Winter, which
closed at decline:of Sc; sales No. Spring at so;
Mol Winter at 81. Corn dull at 81 a. &c for No.
in elevator. Oats dull and prices dropping; sales at
5le for No in elevator. Rye steady at rs "a 26.
Barley in fair demand and market without decided
change; fall at Sc a s. Whiskey steady at 26c in
bond. Provisionsmess pork at ii so for city pack
ed, and in demand at 81 co. Bulk meats in good de-
mand sales 600 at z u for shoulders, % for
sides, II for hams @ 10 for shoulder sides. and lie
clear sides; sales 6O hhds shoulders at a. Ole; sides
at 10ac; clear rib at 114c; clear at II az 13c Lard
unchanged
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Heavy Robbery jim Boston.

BosToS, March L.
An express wagon while standing on wash
lngton street yesterday noon was robbed OF a
trunk belonging to Mr.. ID. s. Greenough of ia
malca Plains. The trunk contained diamond
watch, gold snuf-box, and other articles of
great value. There is no clue to the thieves.
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The Appointments for the Southern Milf
tary Disfricfs-Fenian Leaders working
for Recognition BeiligeFents.

NEW YORK, March II.
The Heraids special says the appointment of
the Southern District commanders still hangs
fire. The President hestates to appoint Gen
Sheridan. Some say he is too much of a sol
der and too little of politician for the place.
Gen. Sherman is largely commended, and will
probably be appointed. t -
Large numbers of Fenian leaders are in
Washington urging Congressman to immedi-
They will appear before the Committee on
Foreign Affairs as soon as that committee is
or0anizad
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Houses for Sale !

TWO new Il story Houses just completed, with Z
4 finished rooms. Price 800, within fifteen
minutes walk of the Post Office, together with other
houses at prices from = 500 20 $40 ,O0O.
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For Sale---HOuse on Park ST

pEING about to remove from this city j offer for
- sale my House, No. s. Park st. 1t is good size
and c0nven emf, with all The modern improvements,
Bathing ro0m in which is Hot and Cold water, Gas,
Furnace &C. Con ected with house is good stable.
Pc session given first day Of May next. Enquire at
No. Bob Commercial -. head of Hobson's
wharf, of j. II. Hamlen, the subscriber, STEPHEN
PATTlfN, or OF W II. JERKS, Real Estate Agent.
,Jan2Oeodtf .HaaH III =
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CLEVELAND, Ohio, March H.
Kings powder mil at Oldtown, near Xenia,
exploded at 9 A. M. to-day. The report was
heard twenty miles off Two men were killed,
named L. Tuck and Ira McMangan
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New Brick House for sale.

f.,.t Corner Cumberland and Boyd streets: contains
,,; eleven rooms. Piped ior gas from cellar at
ks..h. tic This is substantial, well-built house. in
good location, and is all ready for occupancy
Apply to w. II. JEksKIS, Real Estate Agent.
Mar 1-.i3w
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mar DIT
For Sale Cheap.

nNE of the Houses in the Brick block on Deer
" Street. These houses are 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 T. WALSH, on
the premises. mch3d2w
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LONDON, March u, Noon.
COnsols for money opened at 81. i'7
AMERICAN SECURIFIEs.-The following are the
current quotations for American Securities Illinois
Central Railroad Shares 49, Erie Railroad shares
40t. United States 5-20's TAI.
o. LIVERPOOL, March IL, Noon.
Cotton to-day opened dull and without much activ-
more than five or six thousand bales Prices un-
changed; Middng uplands I'D; Orleans 3d.
Breadstuffs quiet aud steady ProvsiOns--Lard dull
at 5Os Cd. Bacon Ais % cwt. for mddles. Tallowlat
ass Sd, PrOduce--Resin 9s Sd for common. Ashes
39s Tor pots. Iron SIS Cd for pig.
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ing to scarcity of commercial bills priyate bank
Sfs sternng at 1889. Stocks closed fi1nerand higher
fer9eum and Mining shares generally closed dull at
decline from the opening prices.
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KOOlKikeeDer

WANTED by a young man of practical expert
w ence and who can bring the best of city refer
ences situation Bookkeeper or Salesman.
where close attention to business will beappreciaed
Apply TO W. IL. JERKS,
mar7du Under Lancaster Hall.
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V0lu0bte ReaI Estute
FOR SALEy

DY virtue of license from the Hon. Judge Of
ID Probate for Cumberland County, shall sell by
public auction, on SATU kDAl, March 10th next
The following parcels of Real Estate belonging
to the estate of the late CHARLES Il. BECkLITi
viz:
At II O'Clock A. NJ, of said day, on the premises,
lot OF land corner OF Congress and Smith Streets,
extending about II eet on Congress and l3O feet ON
smith Street. with the unfinished buildings thereon
SUBJECT To mortgages of about 5000.
At half past II o'clock A. NJ, OF the same day, or
Immediately after the foregoing is disposed Of on the
premises, lot Oi land corner OF Congress and Frank
IN streets, containing about 200 square icet, IA
teug about LOG feet Congress Street, subject TO
mortgages OF $4,000 and interest.
Also, at . O'Clock p. NJ, OF the same day, ON tho
premises, lot OF land corner OF Vaughan and Pine
Streets, about 20 ieet ON Vaughan Street and 43
Pine Street, subject to mortgages of S4CIO and In
terest. ..
Sail lots are located in the most desirable parts of
tie city, and oher excellent inducements 10 builders
anu capitalists to purchase.
S. Is. BECKETT, Administrator.
Z HENRY BAILEY a. son, Auctioneers.
Portland, February Is, 1851. d&wtd
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Agents Wanted :!
JUST OUT, Fnrragut and our Naval He.
- rOes, by the brilliant aud popular Historian j.
~ Headiy. This is the only work the Navy in the
War, and everybody is buying it.
GEORGE III. BLAKE,
-f '.'.. GENERAL AGENT,
Febl-3m i No Clapp's Block.