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The Portland daily press., 1867-08-02
From central and seu,h America.

New YORK, Aug. l.
The steamer Henry Chauncey, from Aspln'
wall, has arrived. She brings Sl,oo''olz III
specie. e fgr.L
Tie health of Panama is good.
News from the interior of Colombia Is unm,
portant. TIE Mosquera party was quiet ana
the public await the meeting OF congress DIS
means of settling tine national dlmcuitles.
A ctino President Acosta had issued decree
ca1ling nnon Gen. Guttenez to return from
Enrone and take charge as the Executive. He
was expected at the end of July.
Central America was tranquil. fag
Salvador has received several shocks ofsarth-
quakes.
There is much excitement in Chill owing to
reports of the Spanish fleet being again en-
route for the Pacific, and the declaration of the
Minister of War that the Government would
merely act on the defensive created great dis
satisfaction Lima was excited by the same
news, and the Government was preparing adj
ditional batteries at Callao for the reception OF
the enemy.
Twenty-seven vessels, of 5000 tons burthen,
loaded with guano at the Chinchas during the
month of june.
The 4th of July was appropriately ceiGofal-
ed at Lima and Callao, and grand oaii W.
given on board the irgate Powhattan.
The Government had conceded to the united
States permission to keep on shore auepoS'I Vi
coal for the use of the fleet.
The Peruvian Government is yet unable to
raise the So, OOOO 900 authorized by Congress.
The new Constitution will be promulgated
July 2Sth, the anniversary of the independence
of Peru. ~
The United States steamer Dacotah was at
Panama. The Resaca had sailed for San Fran
cisco. ,.,.....salr.
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NE ws BY THE GABLE

~. BERLIN, July 81.
Altoona, the largest city in Holstein, and sit
uated about five miles from the city of Ham
burg, has joined the new Zollverein
BERLIN, July 31-Evenine
The Prussian Government is preparing and
viii shortly send to Copenhagen reply to the
note OF the Danish Cabinet requesting infor-
nation as to the guarantees required by Frus-
STA for the protection of the Germans in North
ern Schleswig.
FALMOUTH, Eng, July 31-Evening.
me steamship Guiding Star, from New York
2Oth, has arrived here on the way to Havre.
- LONDON, July 31-Evening
To-day was the second day of the Goodwood
races The attendance was larger even than
1t was yesterday. The principal race, which
y won by the Duke of Beaufart's Gomera.
The leading horses came in in the following
order:--Gomera 1, Vice 2, La Dauphine g.
Ia. 81 staipg vs. PARIS July 81
In the competitive trial of moving and reap
ing machines, which took place on the ifnpe-
rial farm at Vincennes, the distribution of
prizes made by the jury shows that the Amer
lean inventions excelled all others. C. FL. Nc
Cormick receives the highest prize for his reap
er and mower and gold medals are awarded to
Messrs. Wood and Parry.
an VIENNA, July 81.
A terrible explosion has occurred in one of
the large mines owned by the Rothschilds in
Moravla. The mine was full of workmen at
the time OF the disaster, and more than one
hundred miners are reported killed or injured.
sggs VIENNA, July 31-Evening.
The visit of the Sultan of Turkey to Vienna
terminated to-day. He departed this after
noon for Pesth, where he will make a brief
visit and thence proceed to Constantinople.
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10 Let.
store to LIE.

DOOM suitable for u ght mechanical business, or
LII other purposes, in a good location.
jy23dtf GEO. Ii. MITCHELL, 20 Preble st.
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NEW York, March 81, 1867.
Dr: Licor, Rockt1nd II consider it my duty to You
and thousands of others suffering, as L did, from
diseased throat and lungs, to acknowledge publicly
that was cured under your treatment and made
able to go to work, which / was not capable of doing
since le65 Yours truly, A. 4. BoYNTON :
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WILL BE RECEIVED AT THIS OFFICE, un-
wv til 8 o'clock p. M, on Thursday, the sth OF
or less Of EARTH to be delivered in scows or canal
harbor. The earth is to be Of two kinds viz: list,
such character as win compact well under the
hammer. OF this 500 cubic yards llnore or lessl
will be requirel; I'd rich mould--to form sci
suitable for cultiyaliug grass. OF this 800 CUBIC
yards more less) will be required.
SEPARATE PROPOSALS viii also be received, Tor
to be delivered alongside the wharf at fort
Georges. The sods must be ~ inches square, cut to
measure and not less than four inches thick; they
must be covered with good, thrifty pasture grass,
free from weeds, and grown upon good soil, with
sufficient tenacity for bandliag and laying. r.,ag
Jbe delivery Of the earth and sod must COM
cnce within ten days after notice given by tbs En-
cineer in charge and in such quantity as may Be res
Suired-aiI be delivered NOT later than the Goth
Bdder will state the price per cubic yard for the
sarfh delivered as above-speei wing each kind; and
per superficial yard TOR the sod, delivered az
The contract will be awarded to the lowest re
sponsible bidder, and be subject to the approval o.
the War Department. The undersigned, however,
reserves the right 10 exclude the bids of any persons
who, there is reason TO believe will not Nisnru Ivy
and promptly perform the eonlrac crs ahove rea
formal bids as well as those that are aooso ~ ca
sonable price tor the work and no met nor ~
gress, officer or agent Of the ov,ne shaI he AZ
person employed In the pubic ss or any benefit
mitted to any share m tne oo
which may arise thereIom. an the da,varv nj ina
| o.tt a,d sod' II approved and accepted by the
per cent. 70 be rese ~,
| ed nom each payment until 'ne complexion Oh tne
Persons esirins to make proposals win please
=, o tbe Undersigned at his ONCE, In Morton
eau on on Congress street, for forms OF same; and,
po ssa,nsmitting them, will endorse thereon "Pro-
0nsais Tor furnishing earth Tor "sod, as the case
| may BEL for Fort Gorges. ono THoN
Byt Brig. General U. 5. A.
U.s. t, EasineSsF s of Ssy 20. 1867 odtd
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TENNESSEE ELEcTIoN.w
Memphis Gives BrOaU7eloaU a
Large M0jOrity.
A Republican Member of Congress
from the Memphis District.


MEMPHIS, Aug. 1.
The election passed off quietly in this city,
not a single disturbance occurred. The sa-
looms were all closed and the best of order pre-
vailed. The 25th infantry were stationed at
Court Square during the day but they were
not called out. BY the first arrangement the
whites and negroes were to have separate
voting places, but later in the day, finding that
all could not vote, they sought other polls in
crowds, and then were unable all to vote ow-
ing to the short time allowed. This city gives
Brownlow for Governor 1892 majority
Mr.. Dunn (Rep), for Congress from this dis
trict, is elected; also Messrs. Ryder, Richards
and Hamilton for the Legislature.
Unofficial returns from Madison county give
Etheridge, for Governor. 300 majority. Hay
wood gives Brownlow 500 to 700 majority
Hardman and Fayette give conservative ma
jorities.
GAINESVILLE, Tenn, Aug L.
The election passed off without disturbance
OF any kind. Brownlow's majority in this pre-
cinct is 72S.
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Flour Barrels Wanted.

I'VE will pay 80 cents each for first class Flour
w Barrels suitable foI sugar.
LYNCH, BARKER & CO.,
noV13dti 139 Commercial street.
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Flour Barrels Wanted |!

nN and after January I'd, 1867, we shall resume
" the purchase OF Flour Brls. for CASH, at the
Office OF the .r-- r-F.f
Portland Sugar Co.,
~ III Dnnforth ST., -
Feb8dtf j. b. BROWN & SONS.
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NEW YORK, Aug I.
Cotton-less active but very firm sales 900 bales
Mildling upiands CSC.
FIour-heavy aud unchanged; sales 1900 bbls;
common to choice newsat 1880 "a 16 90.
Wheat-heavy and q Sc lower; sales 81, 500 bush.
Milwaukee No. 2 at 95; Amber Ohio at 40; Red
Southern at Q 80 a los White do at 3 25t9 2 IS
White California at 267 q 70.
Corn-less active and prices without decided
change; sales &C 600 bush. tsf5f
Oats-heavy; sales $4,000 BUSH; Southern at 92e.
Beef-frIn. u
Pork-llull; new mess at % 10; old do at % Is;
prime at 10 rs "a 20 co.
Lard-qulet at 12S "a 49,. q
sWhiskey--quiet; sales i5o bbIs. Western in bond
at So a $50. af tft gf na
Rice-quiet. l.e4 en y.
Sugar-quet; Milwaukee at III a 12c.
Cotton-firm. .l,4 s
Molasses-quiet.
Naval Stores--quiet and 1rm.
Petroleum quiet crude at 10 a Isle.
Tallow--steady at III 90 11ac. sa
Freights to Liverpool-quiet; Wheat per steamer
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The DR's INSTITUTE further c,mnrises n
homeopathic PHARMACY, where he kceps
constantly on hand the different HOMEOPATHIC
of HAHNEbIAN, the founder of Hommonathv'
which he wsell in quantities to suit the purchaser
Aside from this. he viii be always prepared to ac-
coInmodote those who desire to avail Themselves of
his weil-known HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS.
winch VIII always be accompanied by his HOUSE
dOLD TREASURE or MEDICAL GUIDE, a nam
phet giving unnecessary information to comprehend
the disease and simple yet adequate direction or
administering the appropri .te remedy. In the alb
sehce OF me Dr., some person will be at the office to
accommodate those that come to supply themselves
with medicines. .ias
Persons living at a distance may avail themselves
~ Tue Dr. services by applying per letter, stating
~ orders Tor Remedies will receive prompt at
Office hours from to - 4 NJ and from TO G PM
~ Private consultation from z to NJ
W Medical advice to the poor, free of charge
from 8 too A M, and from to 6PM
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Com.ncrciai---Per Gable.

,Itf fitAf LIVERPOOL, July 3l-Evening.
Cotton-The market closed dull at decline of
Id for Middng uplands; the following are the clos
ing quotations: Mddling upIands 10ld; Orleans
10sd; sales 10000 bales Decentralization Is low
err and closed at 29s. Corn duh at 35s per quarter
for Mixed Western. Barley, Oats and Peas quiet
sahd unchanged. Proyisons-Cheese declined Is;
fine American last quotel at 53s per cwt. Lard adj
vanced to 30 for American. Pork lbs. Bacon ABS.
Produce-Rosin, common Is, fine les. Spirits Tur-
pentine Bis. Tallow As Cd. Petroleum spirits 90
refined Is Al.
LONDON, July 31-Evening.
Sugar and iron steady &C the opening quotations
Oils and lnseed unchanged.
(By Western Union Telegraph, Branch Ofice)
tea.l7ts LONDON. Aug. III A. M
Consols advanced to 94{; 5-20's 723. The tendency
of securities is better. ~
ctfF LIVERPOOL, Aug. Iii A. M.
Cotton quies and steady; sales 49, 30 bales. Sontl-
ern flour 29s. Corn 35s. Illa - t-a
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Boarding,
BOARD Mt the Seaside.

A GENTLEMAN and wife. or two gentlemen, ear
"A be accommodated with furnished rooms ano
board, at q Wilmot St. aug1d1ws
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Cincinnati markets..

I IT ~ - CINCINNAJI, Aug. /.
family at so az 10 90; fancy at 10 80 90 II co. Wheat
irmer and receipts light with improved demand Ior
shipment; No. Red at So q 80; White 2 90 g
L.. Corn advancing and scarce sales of No. 1 at
7sc in bulk and SOC TO arrive. Oats dull lower and
irregular at 60 "a 63c for new, and Z? q 7sc for old
Barley dull and nothing doing. Whiskey in good
demand at SOC. Provisions quiet and unchanged-
Mess Pork at "a 90. Bulk Meats-shoulders 12lc;
sides 14ic; clear sides 1874 a 15sc; hams &c., sugar
cured 81 a 22c Lard dull at 12Ie and no demand
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- NEW YORK, Aug. /.
A special dispatch from Nashville says:-An
official report from Capt. Walker, Bureau
ofhcer at Knoxville, says that the colored por-
ton of the radical procession at RooersvIIle
We're fred into by conservatives from the side
walk, and that in the fight which followed one
white man was killed and four wounded and
six negroes wounded
The Knoxville fight, in which only two were
wounded, was caused by an excited conserva-
tive who took umbrage at party of negroes
cheering for Brownlow, and discharged his pis-
tol at them. -
KNOXVILLE, July 81.
During the speaking by Etheridge and Will
liams at Kingston, to-day, some negroes and
radicals interrupted the meeting when riot
ensued, one man being shot. No other casual
ties are reported. sfia4...
Messrs. Maynard and Etheridge are address,
ing separate crowds here tonight, and there
Is great deal of excitement in the town.
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t NEW ORLEANS, Aug l..
Gen. Sheridan issued a special order remov-
ing certain members OF the Board of Alder
men and Assistant Aldermen of this city, and
appointing A. DeGreff, James Graham, Peter
G.. Stapleton, d. L. Meez, and S. C. Dumas TO
the Board of Aldermen, and John l.. STEERING,
A. Straight, Joel L. Davis, and others are APP
pointed to the Board of Assistant Aldermen
in their places. .e,..fta
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RoCKLAND, May s,

RocKLAND, May s, 1867.
Dear Sir:-If am under obligations to any one it
IS 70 you Tor y0ur restoring me to health Ever since
tweivc years have suffered from heart disease, and
for the last three years, every night almost had an
attack that would not permit 70 lie down for fear
last one. 1t would be unjust ii I did not mention
that my husband procured medical aid wherever he
COULD al OF which, however, most succe sfuly
resisted by my ailing. But, thanks be to God that
he bad the privilege of securing your services, tor
without them could not have lived up to this time
-. shall forever remain under the greatest oblgl-
tons, HANNAuP SuAW
10 Dr. i Livnr $3.50
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A.. LET.
TO Let.

To Let.
OTORE LOTS on the water side of Commercial st
y between Custom House Wharf and Maine Wharf,
having 70 feet front on Commercial street, and run
ming to low water mark, with dock privileges. A
good place for Salt or Fish Stores.
Enquire OF LYNCH, BARKER & Co..
July 81, 1867. au1d3w 139 Commercial st.
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LOUISVILLE, Aug. ].
The Nashville papers give the particulars of
q riot at Purdy, McNary county last Saturday
While colored man was speaking at Union
flag raising an insulting remark was made
from the crowd when general affray ensued.
The sheriff was mortally and Sergeant Hur-
der badly wounded and three citizens acct
dentally shot during the riot.
Capt. Hamilton's State Guard were attacked
Friday night by twenty guerilas and the fight
lasted till daylight. The guards then charged
the guerrillas. driving them through the
woods TO the Tennessee river road Three of
the geurillas were wounded. oFaHt -is
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The Surparf TpsuI

NJ, WASHINGTON, Aug 1.
-, Mr. Merrick occupied the entire session Of
the court to-day, in concluding the argument
fected severely upon the witnesses for the
prosecution showing the discrepancies in their
testimony and its unreliable character.
Mr.. Bradley gave notice that tomorrow, he
Will conclude the defence in brief argument
and will be followed by Mr.. Pierrepont in the
concluding argument in behalf of the Govern
ment. Il i
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Bates College Commencement.

LEWISTON, Aug. 1.
The exercises of commencement at Bates
College terminated to-day An Grafton and
poem were delivered in the forenoon before the
alumne of the institution. In the evening the
closing festivities of the graduating class took
place, in connection with which Dodworth's
Band gave a concert. The Trustees of the
College have voted to detach the Seminary
and Latin School department., and make the
College an independent and separate institu-
ID
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Di = = OluIiOu

OUR copartnership expired by limit1tion oil the
~ 18th inst. II. +. Locke retres. The business
will be continued by the remaining partners.
DEERlNu, MILLIKEN e co.
Portland, July 20, 1867. jy3ld3t
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Heavy Co,ten seizures.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 1. :
Considerable excitement exists among the
cotton dealers in this city owing to the seizure
vi nearly all OF their stock by the internal rev.
enue officers. The officers seize all cotton that
Is without tags, declaring that a certificate of
payment OF tax is not sufficient. The mer-
chants declare the action of the officers un.
warranted and an attempt to levy black mail.
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Providence, II. l.. Aug. 1.
Two races were trotted to-day at the inaugu-
ration of the Narraganset Park; the first be-
tween Lucy Bennett and Col. Maynard for a
purse of 81 500. Lucy won in three straight
heats, time 2.27 2.27 and 2.28 The second was
asaddle race for $1,000 between Lexington of
Boston, and Lawpatta of N. Y, and was won
by the latter in 323, 2i.50 IA and % 81 IA.
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Patent and Employment Office,
WANTED. WANTED!.
Wanted.
Wanted.

Rn nnn FLOUR BARRELS, at Forest
eIOsOOO City Sugar Refinery, West Com
mcrcia', near foot of Emery street.
Proposals will also be received for new Sugar Bar
rels, and sample may be seen at the office of the
Company, 1894 Commercial, at corner of Union st.
febl2d&wtt T. C, HERSEY
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J8AChica@o saar.se,s.

CHICAGO, H., Aug. 1.
Flour dull and nominal. Wheat firm; No
Spring at so a. 90; No. 2 Spring at so @ "a.
Corn hrmer and advanced &c; sales at s7 O. sSlc for
NO J, and s$l q s4i for No. 2. Oats advanced "a
lie; sales of new No at CSC. and No. at 5Sc Rye
firm and steady at 90 for No. 1. Professionalism
and unchanged. Beef Cattle active at 6374 a. s7a
for far to good steers. Shipping Live Hogs quiet al
% a 12l for good 10 choice. Sheep dull and IN
changed. .uel
Recepts-1s00 bbs. -four, lilo, 900 hush. corn, 5,5a(
bush. oats, 1900 hogs. Smpments-3,5o0 bbls. -four
los, 600 bush. corn, As, 900 bush. oats. NO. ~.
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-yIII. be received at this Office until ~ o'clock
w noon on Thursday, August sth, lso., lot sne
- enc thousand tons of foundation stone, OF d.
mensons not less than the following, VIZ Two ieet
wide. fonr feet long, and els nteen lnenss Snr,,
Portland, July 81, 1857. edtd
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THE MARKE II S !.


NEW YORK, Aug. 1-6 P m.
Money unchanged. Gold closed quiet at 1899 q
40. Foreign Exchange duh. Prime bant ers 109i
Stocks quiet, buoyant and advanced at the SECOND
board, but receded from the highest point and cose(
over. Mining shares less active and declining
The business at the Sub-1reasury was fol
lows: Receipts $149,64i; payments, ,2i9; bal
ance, $127 OS5, O62 if'
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TESTIMONIALS.

RochIand, Me, May 2, 1867,
Dear Sir:-I cannot but express my highest re-
gard for your medical services. Tor more than 10
years, without any favorable result whatever have
been under The treatment of most eminent nhysi-
ens OF both the larger and smaller cities in this
county,, for an ailing with which the greater mum
per OF my sex are afflicted and thereby compelled to
endure miserable existence through lie. Thus as
II aPpeared without a chance for help, my friends
and myself despaired of my life, in fact, 1 did not
care now soon It would end as with it my sutferings
would terminate. But, thank Heaven, there was
one chance yet for me! Having heard of certain
cures You made in this place and vicinity deter
mined on trying your skill which did on the 9th OF
last December the day was entered as one of your
patients shall never forget that day. for itins,ired
me WITH hopes as never was before 1had the most
the many and varied questions you asked me- touch
ing my Illness, seemed but to confirm me in this be-
lief And sure enough on the 1st of January last I
began to realize favorable change ever since there
mas been steady gaining and such is the progress
OF my improvement now that, beyond the least d0ubt
shall soon be restored to perfect health.
For the benefit of the feeble of my SEX and 10 prove
to you that shall be grateful for YOUR services
make this acknowledgment ~
remain under the greatest obligation.
10 LIZ. LiNor MRS. Il. Il. GROVER.
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0GO CONGRESS street, in the Mart; fitted up
AOC for the Dry Goods Business.
Enquire at N. 7. MITCHELL & SONS, 129 Mid
die street, Mussey Row. July 27dtl
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.sis.i- $50 Warren July II, 1867.
DEAR SIR Il will not be less grateful TO YOU than
others who testified to cures You have made fol them
for assure you that consider myself under no less
obli@atioIs. Every one that saw NE before and at
the time was first brought into your Office believes
on me. rem mber the day. believe it was on the
2stn day OF February last-when you euteIel me as
your patient AT that time as for several years pre-
vous was scarcely ablc to walk without fhe assist
anca OF some one, to sit in chair without having
some one or some thing for support. My condition
was certainly a precarious one. having suffered so
longfrom spinal disease, affection OF the lungs and
kidneys, and from an intense female weakness not
withstanding the medical treatment had during
many months previous to my seeing YOU But now
the case is different, for am fully restored to health
Rest assured that shall all myself Of every oppor
50 tina the afflicted may understand that there is vet
hope Tor them in you: With ne utmost sincerity 1
thank you and remain forever, rEt
Yours, &C.,
MRS. ELLIS WATTS.
To Dr.. LrvoR.
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Now orleans marrsc,s.

e NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 1. d
Cotton--quiet; sales $500 bales; Low Middng 25c;
receipts 90 bales exports 1880 bales In Sugar there
is better feeling and prices are looking up; Yellow
Clayed Louisiana 1Gic; Cuba strictly fair 13ac. Mo-
lasses une hanged; sales at so a 55c. f g3i,Ini H
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OFFICES in the third story eli building corner
~ of Exchange and Milk Streets. Enquire at Of
nee OF OCEAN INSURANCE co,
Feb. 20. IF Exchange Street.
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q =. - also, -
one and half story wooden house in iear. 1t
Sontans nve rooms, finished throughout. Lot about
to Adams Street. ' wv
This property is now under rent for $3.50 a wear
and offers line chance for investment and will be
sold without reserve, the owners living out of town.
Terms elsy, +. o. BAILEY, Auet.
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10 Let.
THE Second, Third and Fourth Stories in Smiths
New Elock, No. Sc Union St. A desirable location
f)r Jobbng or Manufacturing purposes. VIII be leas-
| ed entire or separate. Al ply to
| rE. A. CUSHMAN & co,
| july25dt No. 81 Union Street.
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PROPOSALS..

ofFICE OF THE DAILY PRESS,
>popoc.rs .,, Portland, Aug. /, 1867.
Il the fifteenth inst Tor fnrn;sb;n, Sea-, n o.;
Apparatus, boiler excepted, sufficient for warning
the fIintess dEikcniange situated on Exchange st.
basement. The work to be completed on or hetoTe
the 10th of September next. Definite intorn,stion
by calling on the subscriber, No Printers; tx
change. 70 >'N-s
/ auid2w Il N.<. FOSTER.
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Neao York, April %, 1867.
DEAR SIR:-Your mode oft eatmcnt is wonderful
A few OF your Homeopathic Powders have raised me
from my red, to which was confined since several
months from rheumatism. ii4 7s4t
Ihope shall never be thus afflicted again. II
should, know where to go for help was. in Tart.
waiting ior Mrs. Chapman to nclose note to you
tesifyng to The benefit and good results OF the med
your family 5aaf@
linus say, before close, that your mode in adj
ministerine Homeopathic medicines 10 the many ills
hesh is heir to, has proved not only benefit but
perfect cure to the very many. Ali we'll -
Respectfully yours, &C..
5000 c. d. CHAPMAN,
To DR.. Lvor. III lisiat5cF H-7777-
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A GENTS to canvass tor the
N "MAGIC CLEANSING CREAM,o
Apply to N. M. PERKINS & CO.,
june7ltf No Free st., Portland, Me.
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For Sale.

The good Schooner North, ca tons old
~ measurement, builtin Connecticut, light
nm draft, in good order, well calculated Ior
MkMkA coasting; has extra Accommodations, Is
-S22-.a good sailer, and viii be sold low II
applied tor soon. Now lying at Portland Pier.
Apply on board. jy30d1-
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store Let, ar Sell.

no Let.
OFFICES in the Sd story of the Canal National
~ Bank building Also large room in 4th story.
Apply at the Bank. iy29d1awtf now