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daily newspaper in New England. The editor II,
his New Years Sautatory shows that the success of
the paper for the past year has been most gratifying
and we are glad of its prosperity. The return the
original style of arranging the contents Of the paper
is one OF the most agreeable features of the change.
tFrom the Bangor Whig1
The Portland Press was enlarged on the LIST OF
January TO about the size Of the Boston Daily Post
anu Adyertlser-which are our largest New England
dailies- and 1t now makes very handsome appear
ance. This evidence of prosperity the part Of so
good aud reliable paper as the Press is gratifying.
IL shows, too that Portland has lost nothing OF vigor
enterprise resource, by the great fire. but that it's
is still onwar-that its business is in fact in
creasing notwithstanding the apparent calamity of
last year-and that its promise oil Commercial sss,t
ness is certain to be falhled. The Press is among
the best of the New England papers, and its present
appearance is a credit 10 the state. -tl.. -,.f
lFrom the Bath Timesl
~ The Portland Press comes out greatly enlarg-
ell and we suspect 4 now gives another settler to the
question which is the principal paper IN Portland"
II is bound to distance its competitors.
lFrom the Lewiston Journal, Jan. IL
The Portland Press has increased its size equiya-
lent 10 an addition OF three OF four columns This
enlargement following closely upon its resurrec-
ton from the ashes of the great fire, showSth the
principles u advocates and its efforts to to the
literary tastes Of its readers appreciated by the
public. The additional 81, ee now obtained will be
devoted to details OF important events and selections
from current literature.
From the Worcester (NIass,) Spyl .TlE
THE PREss:-Amopg the papers that commence the
new year with enlarged sheets and manifest signs OF
prosperity, the Portland Press and the Hartford
Evening Press. The former is the largest and hest
daily in the State OF Maine and the latter we have
long regarded one of the ablest of Connecticut
exchanges.
From the Bangor Timesl
~ The Portland Daily Press comes to us consid.
IDLY enlarged and with return TO its old style
" makeup" This enlargement-so soon after The
great fre-to a size equal with the leading Boston
dailes, speaks iavorably for the prosperity of ht
city and Indicates good degree Of epterpsize on tn
paft % tho meptletars, The Press is eEtyd wi9
FaFes " r. AelsArDs lrfls, Il raFf lirfhs sil
The Portland daily press., 1867-03-22

FER THIZER&.
OnO TONS Cumberland Pure Raw Bon.
AOO Pbos. of Lime.
so Tons Goes Phosphate of Lime.
rs Tons L. f. Goes Phosphate of Lime.
20 Tons Lloyd's Phosphate of Lime.
500 Barrels Lodi Poudrette.
800 Barrels Littlefeld's Poudrette.
400 Barrels Fish Guano.
~ For sale at Manufacturers Prices, by
@ KENDALL & WHITNEY.
Feb 8, 1867. sos te9,l3mix
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Portland Five Cent Savings Bank,
No. 10 Eree .Sfy.ePf.

nEp0SIrS made in this Bank ON OF before April
III, viii be nut on interest on that day, ami regu-
lar Dividend will bc payable In Ortnher.
Special Deposits viii h. received any tiuc.Iay
able demand. interest from day Of dcsif AZ snch
rate ~ may he agreed nP.n when Deposited
NATH'L y. DEEBlNG. Treasurer.
Portland, March :, i<51. maridNwtoArfR
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PROSPECTUS.
saa.1z&sra
T III E p r E S S
For. 1867.

With the opening of the new year we presented
10 the readers of the
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For Sale,

,,,,,,, ,,,., For Sale.
nv r rphNIruRE, FIXTURES, AND GOOD
Will VII OF a Genteel Boarding House. House
nc" an" oen u ~ located: Inquire Of
PATTERSON ~ CHAUBOURNE
Dealers in Real Estate No. 2sa CONGRESS- St.
mar9d3w isief0 S''
Notice.
DERSONS clearing the ruins or Digging co,,,r. I'll,
L find good place to deposit their rabbis w" ON
Franklin Wharf. W.
septic dit s. ROUNDS, wharfnper.
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Dread Collegiate Institute,
For Young Ladies. Worcester, Mass
BUILDINGS repaired and returnished. Now in
ID the most flouri-hing condition II has been since
its establishment in 1913 Summer Term begins
April l2. Send for Circular.
HARRIS r. GREENE, A. NJ. PRINCIPAL
MISS s. b. PACKARD, Asso. Principal.
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IiIf0n Dc McENI(0nd,
Freedom Notice.

r HEREBY relinquish TO my son, WALLACE W. SAN
i BORN, the remainder of his minority until lie te-
comes tYenty-one years OF age, ami shall pay no
ebts Of his contrasting nor claim ai,y q his ealnass
nsf8r thls llate, AM'n SANkcfN,
SapIfa Seh' " lTI; -''Gide't'aq'
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House for Sale

Valuable Real Estate for Sale,
TTNHE fine estate corner Bracket ard Walker Sts
The lot contains 10000 square feet Title
perfect and terms favorable. Apply to
W. II. JERRIS,
mari dtf Real Estate Agent.
The Portland daily press., 1867-03-22
AUCTION SALES.
TO BE LET,
d. M. pATrEN a CO., Aue,ion~er.

store now occupied BY US. Possession 1st Of April
March 81 did " - ~" N'''
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From the Bangor Whig. I
lFrom the Bath Times
From the Lewiston Journal, Jan. H.

- The Portland Press comes out greatly enlarg-
ell and we suspect It now gives another settler to the
question which u the principal paper Portland"
IL is bound To distance its competitors.
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la DI f. 3
rEErH: TEETH. TEETH
PROPOSALS.

For Dredging a New Channel through
shepard's Point shoaI and Halioweil
shoai i'm the kennebcc River, mt HAL
lowell, Maine.
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UyIRST. second and third lots over T.. T. Eden a
Il Co.'S store, Free Street Block also, offices over
Schiotterbecks and over Gresham q Co.'S, in new
Janl4-dtf is #. j. b. BROWN
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Flour Barrels Wanted.

"E viii pay 30 cents each for first class Flour
w Barrels suitable for sugar.
LYNCH, BARKER s. CO.,
nov13dtf I39 Commercial street
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ONE Brick Store, three stories, No. 80 Union
Ostreet. Apply to
ja3dtf ST. John SMITH.
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THE three storied Brick Store 2oi Fore, loot of
j Plum Street. Enquire of
T.. NJ. PATTEN,
febt6du Plum Street.
The Portland daily press., 1867-03-22
Steamers for Sale.

Portland, March IS. 1867. mari
, 1867-10-01
PLANTAGERNE
P~etronella, Lowry
hill &Prospecthill,

heliggende i Ostende Quarter Litra A
No. 20, 80, % a 80 og 80 s. 40 lere eller
andre Nummere, med alt Tilbeh0r, tilh0-
rende bemeldte Bo, der efter Reqliren-
tens Begjering var bleven udsat indtil
videre, nu vorde afholdt paa Aastedet
Tirsdag den 22dc October d. A. Efter-
midday Klokken l sIct.
Der err en- stor Bomuldsh0st i ForVent-
ming, og clter Administrators Opgivende
er der 36 Agre Land nicer Bomnlds
Dyrkning end we'd Diet tidIigere Avertis-
Sement.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS til Eftersyn
paa Auctionscontoiret.
We'd samme Auction vii vorde bortsoIgt
omtrent 1900 ID. BomuId i .Pakker til
Udskibning, tilh0rende samme 30.
ChriStianstcds Auctions Contoir, den
25de September 1867.
G. Sarauw.
, 1867-10-01

THE End Member of the Colonial
Council for the District of the
town OF Christiansted and suburbs,
Merchant and Planter j. de Ponta-
vice, having departed this life, it is
ordered by Government, that a new
election shall be held for a member
in his stead on Tuesday the 9Th DC
tober 1867 at the Courthouse in this
town.
The polling will commence at ~
o'clock noon, and in accordance with
the : 30 Of the Colonial Law, will
close at 3 o'clock p. m.
The Electoral Board for the Dis
trict of the Town of Christiansted
and suburbs, 25th September 1867.
e. Sarauw.
, 1867-10-01

ma 3die Medlem af Colonialraadet
U for Christiansteds Byes med For
st@ders Valgkreds, Kjobmand .og
Planter J. de Pontavice we'd OGDEN
er afgaaet, vii if6lge Gouvernemen-
tets Ordre, Valg af ct Medlem til
Udfyldelsc af hans Plads inde Sted
her / Retshuset Tirsdag den 8de DC
tOber d. A.
ValghandIingep begynder Middag
III. IL slet, og vii i Henhold til Co
lonlallovens 80 suites Kl. 3 slet.
Valgbestyrelsen for Christiansteds
Byes med Forsteders Valgkreds dep
25de September 1867.
G. SarauW.
, 1867-10-01
P~etTonella, Lowry
hill & Prospecthil1,

situate in Eastend Quarter Letter A,
No. 90, 80, 90 q 80 & 30 & 40, more or
other Numbers, with all appurtenances,
belonging to said estate, agreeable to
Placard 22d April 1917, which Vendue
had at request of the Dealing Court,
been postponed until further.
There is a large Cotton Crop in expec-
tation and agreeable TO information from
the administrator, Sc Acres of'Land more
in Cotton Cultivation, than when the first
Advertisement took place.
The Conditions of Sale can be seen at
the Vendue Office.
At the same .Vendue will be sold about
1900 I'D. Cotton. ready packed for ship
ment, belonging to said estate.
Christiansteds SVendue Office, the 25th
Septemberl1S67. $50
G.. Sarauw.
, 1867-10-01
NOTICE.


"A special general Meeting of Pro
Al prietors of the Bank of st.
Thomas, will be held, at the Euro
pean Hotel, on Friday the 22d of
November next at 10 o'clock noon,
for the purpose of deciding Oh a pro-
,posal submitted by the Directors at
the last general Meeting of Share
holders, to increase the Capital of
the Bank, by the issue of new Shares.
Bank Of st. Thomas.
st. Thomas, 2lst September 1867.
by order of the Board of .Direc-
tors.
III. .HAAGENSEN,
Manager.
, 1867-10-01

are very we'll looking and their yield will,
it is expected, quite compensate to the
deficiency in those that were sown later.
1t is however, very difficult to form any
precise estimate as to the crop, when
such varieties and inequalities are found
IN different regions and even in different
fields; a state of things that often gives
rise TO what are apparently the most in
consistent and contradictory statements,
though put forward at the time with per-
feet sincerity as to their truthfulness.
Our W opinion is that the crop will be
an average one."-Barbados Agricultural
Reporter, September 6.
, 1867-10-01

Ell Il the request Of Christiansteds Deal
A ing Court in behalf of the Bankrupt
estate of Planter Alexander Wolff, will
on Tuesday the 22nd October 1867 at l
o'clock p. m. be held on the premises,
the Bird Auction on the
ESTATES
, 1867-10-01

NDAIO btAG -
only been held on two days of the week,
and on Tuesday rather lower prices were
taken for West Indian kinds, while on
Friday the greater part of the goods Of
tered was withdrawn. The demand for
%reiners' Sugar has fallen off, as was to
be expected after so long o continuance
of large deliveries; and the cessation of
animation has brought about q fall in
price, although the trade done has proba-
oily been up to the average. The appear
ance of the market is gloomy, and the
immediate tendency is certainly down
wards; but ut the present low prices and
small margin for %retiners' profit, and
taking into consideration the statistical
position OF the Raw market, it is difficult
to see how much lower rates can be
maintained for any length of time, al
though a momentary decline is evidently
probable. Pieces in this market arc un-
changed in price, although Sc itch goods
have given way and are from Is to Is Cd.
cheaper than those made in London.
From 33s to 35s the supply of London
eask Sugar is small, but plenty of Scotch
goods are to he had at these prices.
Bastards are scarce, and 81. drarer Tit
lers are Sd. to Cd. lower, and the finer
kinds are in our opinion certainly cheap
or than fine French Loaves. Crushed
and MoIaSses are unchanged in value, and
the latter is very dull of sale. The fol-
lowing report is from our Grecnock cor
respondent, under date August 8th:-
"Onr market has been very quiet this
week, and the supply has exceeded the
demand, Prices are a little irregular,
but show about Cd. decline, on all sorts
over 35s. since this day week. Goods
under 35S. were in good demand at full
are less sought for, and can be bought a
trihe easier. There has always been q
fair amount of business done daily, and a
very slight further reduction would evil
IDENTITY lead to a large business" The
total sales Of Raw Sugar, from the 3rd to
the 9th of August, afloat and on the spot,
were 4,367 casks, $3.50 bags, SIS barrels,
and 4,3l4 cases and boxes, or equal 10
A,965 tons. These returns do not include
the private sales of the 9th August.
Eight vessels freighted with Raw Sugar
arrived at the port ofLondon from the list
to the 9th of August, and their cargoes
consisted of 4G7 tons jamaica, III tons
Antigua, 317 tons ST. Vincent, 2O6 tons
ST. Lucia, ~ tons Madras, 12I tons Gre
NADIA, and 198 tons Barbados, or equal 10
J 1,493 tons, against6,1 66 tons at the same
time last year. The stock Of Raw Sugar
in the four principal British ports last
Saturday was 1894 tons, against
222,4OO tons last year: the landings for
the thlrty-one weeks of 1867 have been
Of n p
duty-paid deliveries 317,592 tons, against
278,2O2 tons and the exports 3,743 tons,
against 1851 tons. These figures show
for the four ports a smaller stock of
22,910 tons, an increase in the landings
for the thirty-one weeks of1S67 of23,39O
tons, an increase in the home consumption
of $4,000 tons, and a decrease in the ex-
ports OF 5,1OS tons, as compared with the
corresponding period of 1866.
"There is nothing new TO record" says
, 1867-10-01
AUCTION.

NFTER Begjering af Ch~ristiansteds
A Skitteret som behandIende Planter
Alexander VOLTS Fallitboe, vii den under
Cite JUL 1865 berammede 3die Auction, i
MedhoId Placat 22de April 1917 over
, 1867-10-01

I'm ORTHS DWELLING.
E-'A- For particulars apply.t to j. A.
,CoRREA, Hams Bay, or w. PEBBLES
Esqr., West End.
JACQUES A. CORREA.
West End, Goth September 1867.
, 1867-10-01

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DROSPECTTS Of THE NEW ORLEANS

PROSPECTUS of THE NEW ORLEANS
Weekly Paper 10 he called THE NEW ORLEANS REPuBLICAS
edition published the 25th of March 1851
dcyoet the political commercial and Industrial interests OF
Louisiana firhrance o which will support the principles Of tie
Republican party and the policy Reconstruction adopted by Congress
the markets
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position Official ts under Act iC0ngress
proved March Publishing all the laws teSe, and such ad
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OF United States Courts executive Officer Of the United
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the oft columns will be such commend u 20 the appreciation
the daily press enlisted the morality
ni religion 10 will likewise devote due attention 20 the Interests ed
large aud important class the recently
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TERMS OF THE NBW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN,
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per advance.
Liberal gements will he made for standing advertisements
y. L. BROWN & co, New Orleans Louisiana
The undersigned Who have been In command o the Department the
Gulf headquarters NeSOreso IN the years OF 1907 and have
the enterprise Of publishing loyal Louisiana
posed foot by s. H. Brown Co. aud do hereby certify
that all the true aud loyal aud that majority 10
EuIaber and interest New Orleans while
the Union We therefore cordially recommend
The New Orleans Republican 10 the support Of all loyal
Washington, March 3, 1865 BENZ r. BUTLhR NJ O.
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Tie concur in ihs foregoing recommendation:
D. H. WADE President s. Senate TIIADDEUSSTEVBES C.
SHBLLABAgGER ~ G.; SCHUYLER COLFAX, speaker Home
Of Representatives.; JOHN A. LOGAN, NJ Ci o. o. HOWARD,
Major General = Army.