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The Portland daily press., 1867-12-07
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DOIa1Psric Markets.

new YORK, Dec96.-cotton q &c higher; sales
assoS bales; Middlmg nplanls u a. 7lc lour u. q
Round Hoop Ohio at CO a IL 75 Western at 20 a.
IL 90; southern at 10 e "A 90; California steady
s Wheat Sn1 &c higher sales 1 g 600 BUSH No Chi
White California at 95. Corn C Be HIGHER: sales
1000 bush, Mixed Western at 81 for new; White
Western at 70 a 8Oc. Beef heivy Pork heavy and
sales at i2t q isle in bels Whisky quiet. Ries
aud firm. Naval Stores dull; Spirits Turpentine "a
g 5Sc; Resin 200 g 800. Petroleum quiet; crude
a 1T. Wool quiet. Freights to Liverpool buiet
TOLEDO, Dec. A. Flour quiet Wheat advancing /:
sales Amber at AS q 90; for the last half of De,
cem6er at 2 g.. Corn quiet old and new active at
advance of a SC; sales ofnew at So a. s91c Oats
advanced a &c; sales Of No. al co a 63c. RYE
sales at 80 for No. l. Barley quiet Dressed Hogs
at 50@775.
CHICAGO, Dec. 6-Flour firmer and moderately ac-
tive; Spring extras 25 a 1000. Wheat unchanged.
Corn declined 4c; quoted at 79 q s5c. Oats frmer
and advanced GIG; sales at ! SO q So for No. l.,
closing at The outside price. Barley unsettled and
lower; sales at Go q sc tor MOI Mess Pork 20 90
for January delivery apd q 20 or cash, Lard easier
at IL g l2tc Green Meats steady; hams lie; should
ers &c. Bulk Meats quiet shoulders TIC. Sweet
Hams steady at 12c.
CINCINNATI. Dee 6--Whiskey dull and nominal.
Mess Pork in moderate demand; sales of old at q 90
and new at % co. Lard in speculative demand 123
q 123c, and 13c asked. sft
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Dee. 4.-Tobaeco unchanged. Cot
ton-no demand above 12Jc. Flour dull and un :
changed Wheat very dull; pr e to choice Fall at
go g III; Corn firm at So q $780, Oats firm at 70
g ,2c BARLEY hTm at 40 q 55 torSprng and 1 so
g 90 for Fall. Rye steady at 50. sIess Pork at
q co. Bacon--shoulders lie; ear sides 15c; green
Seats &c; shoulders SIC; RIB sides Ilic. Dry salt
shoulders 81 &c; do rib sides lie; do clear sides
15c. Lard at 12t q 12lc tor tierces Live Hogs ar
tive at 81 a the latter for extra heavy; killed to
date 81 600 head. A4AEA
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 4.-Tobacco firm; lugs at 4 25.
light leaf 10 70. Homeopathic 10 a e25 Wheat
declining at 20 a 245. Corn advancing new on The
ear At ST "a &c, in bulk. Oats in bulk at Csc Hogs
lower at a TIC to packers, gross. Mess Poik-nld
at 90 90: new % 90. Bacon--new, shoulders III 6
lie: clear sides 15sc. Lard at &c for tierces. New
Hams 1sc Raw Whisky. in bond, Soc. Cotton--Low
Eliddne i3lc Groceries steady; New Orleans choice
saar l5c. Carolina Rice he 1858
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Dec. 4.-Cotton active at IS q
lsle Oats at 75c Superfne $50 Pork an at 20 So
at 10 e 1sgc
hioRlLE, Dec. 4--Cotlon in good general demand
Saies Steaag iddng at Il 141c sales 2e
AO1osIA, ia, Dec. 4-Cotton firmer and more
lac. @'p's 'i@ oaie''
sA o,S All. ia, Dec 4Cotton opened steady
sales ,21S bales; receipts 2,OIO. at '''
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sherif's Sale.

CUMBERLAND, IS. 81 sss....
FtNAKEN on execution and Will be sold at public
Il auction on Saturday, the eleventh day of Janu
airy, ID 1868, at ten O'Clock the forenoon at the
She IFS office in the city of Portland in said county
all the right title and interest whether in equity
redeem or o. otherwise, which James Il. Harris has
had on the thirteenth day Of February, d. 1865, at
O'Clock and five minutes in the afternoon, and on
the seventh day of March, A d 1865, being the time
of the attachments of the same in the original writ,
in the following described parcel OF Real Estate in
sal Portland 10 wit: All that certain parcel of land
situated the eastern side ofCanton street. in Port
land aforesaid, being the same conveyed by william
w Thomas to said Harris by deed dated July 21, A
D. 1866 recorded in Registry of Deeds In Cumberland
County, book 33i page 43S to which reference Is
made for more full Descriptions together with all said
Harris right title and in any buildings there
on; said sale being for the purposeo securing the
payment OF, and enforcing and satisfying lien on
said premises as will more FULLY appear by reference
to the judgment and execution which issued there
on, had and obtained by Samuel W. Joy, against
said Harris at the October Term A d 1857 Of the
Supreme Judicial Court, Cumberland County
The above described premises being subject to a
mortgage 10 William W. Thomas, recorded in Cum
berland Registry OF Deeds book 1856, page 1870 given
10 secure the payment of thirteen hundred and fifty
dollars as follows: One hundred dc liars year for
nine years. and tour hundred aud fifty dollars ten
years from date, with interest said sums quarter
yearly. Mortgage dated July 81, 1865.
Dated at Portland this 9th day of December A. d.
1867. EN-. PERRY
dc6dltw3w Dept Sheriff.
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&25.OO Reward. Lost.

ON TUESDAY LAST in the City OF P.ltland, a
'O.poeket book containing about $2800 in Green
backs and Town Orders on Town OF Windham, No.
W, dated June 80, Co. and Nos 30I, 800, 30s, 500,
81, 3l2, 3li, 81, and 318, dated Oct 26, 1867,
amounting in all to 500 60 and orders on School
Distrlet NO =, Windhatn, amounting to $685., and
orders n School District No and 9, dated Oct &c,
leol, amounting to $500 All persons are hereby
eIutcned against purchasing said orders as payment
ANY person VINO VIII return tie pocketbook and
contents Wnen lost shall receive the above reward,
or be suitably rewarded for the return of the papers
r--.s r4 ii II. BOODY
Collector of Windnam.
NORTH Whanam, oet 81, 1867. no28w1ws
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co M NJ e r. G IAL
Financial,

NEW YORK, Dec. Go P. M-Money closed quiet
and steady on call at per cent. Discounts dull,
Gold closed at 1873 q 1879 Foreign Exchange quiet
and firm at 1904 "a 1891. Government secu titles closed
steady at decline. Railroad shares closed firm and
unchanged. Mining shares more active and firm
Balance in the Sub-Treasury $1O3 GOO. OcO
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Boston Roof and Shoe Marker.

I BOSTON, Dec. 5.
Trade for the past week in this market has been
very quiet and but few orders have been received
for winter goods. Prices for goods on hand in con-
sequence of the unsettled state of trade generally,
are depressed and nominal but for goods to order
rom receut rates; the late decline in some of the
materials used ia the manufacture OF Boots and
Shoes barely enables the manufacturers to continue
making up former prices and realize small profit
which they have not been able to do under the late
high prices asked for Leather. With a limited num-
Der of manufactures and jobbers business continues
good; the cold and wet ither of the last few days
hvens up trade with retailers in this section, and
they are hurrying up all uncompetsd orders Among
the retail trade Of the city there is much complaint
about the proportion in the cutting of LADIES' high
button boots The shipments of good for the past
week show falling off this Is to be expected this
season. and they will be likely to run small for the
next six weeks. Shipments oil goods begin to in
until the first week of May. Total shipments OF
Boots and Shoes by rail and sea Tor the week 9730
cases.-Sh0e and Leather Reporter.
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Medical Notice.
Boarding.

G. IL. CHADWICK, NJ. d., will devote special at
tention to Dsea es Of the Eye No 3ef1 Congress 81
Office hours from II A. NJ. to m.
May IS. II
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CHARLESTON, S. c., Dec A. Cotton opened active
and steady and closed firmer sales I2OO bales Mid
ding 16ic; receipts1 200 bales
dull no sales; 49c offered Resin active at 20 ior
common eoIns ana 60 for extra No. l. Tar advanced;
iSic for Middling.
,,S SAN FRANCISCO Dec. 5.--Flour at 50 % co.
wheat at 2 80 9 60. Legal Tenders 1871.
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STATE OF MAINE.

CUMBERLAND, AT the Supreme Judicial Court,
begun and held at Portland, within and for said
County ofCumberland, ON the second Tuesday Of
October, Ammo Domini, 1867,
Upon the foregoing, libel Ordered, that the libel
liant give notice to the said William B. Patterson. to
appear before the Justices of our Supreme Judicial
Court to be holden at Portland within and fol- the
dan next by publishing an attested copy of i'd Ii
bel, and this order thereon three weeks successive
ly in the Maine State Press newspaper printed in
Portland, in said County of Cumberland the last
publication to be thirty days at least before the Sit
ling of said Conrt that he may then and there in our
said Court appear and show cause if any he has why
the pra, er OF said libelant should not be granted
l4t..la ATTEST ID. W. FEssENDEN, Clerk.
true copy of the libel and order Court thereon
ATiEsT:D W. FE. sENDEN, Clerk
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Foreign Markets.

HAVANA, Dec. 6--Sugar--some sales made on the
basis OF 81 reals for No r. Exchange on London
l2t per cent. !pren.ium; United States curIeucy
254 a 20 per cent. discount.
LONDON, Dec. 6-Noon-Consols at So GIG for
money L ..-t--
AMERICAN SECURITIEs-Unied States 5-2O's
share 472.
PARIS. Dec. 6.-The bullion in the Bank of France
has increased Il, 500, 900 francs.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 6.-Cotton opened firm TT 7sd tor
Mdding uplands and I'D for Middling Orleans sales
1850 bales lies OF the week 1000 bales of Which
1900 were for export aud 1900 for speculation stock
in port 432 001 bales of Which rs 900 bales are Ameri
can. Breadstutfs-quiet. Corn has declined to AIS
Sd. Other markets unchanged
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TEXAS.

IMPORTANT ORDER FROM CEN RE1eSo1na
WASHINGTON, Dec. q
Gen. Reynolds has addressed an order from
Austin, Texas, to the army officers in his dis
trict, to send to headquarters lists of civilian
prisoners, with the charges against them, etc.,
with view to their being turned over to the
iyil courts of the State
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VIEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Dec 6. I
A large manufacturing establishment, own
ed by S. L. Mitchell corner of Pearl and John
streets, was destroyed by fire this morning.
The New York Milk Condensing Company
lose 100000 The building cost in 1862, 49,
600. Total loss estimated at 100000.
CHOLERA ON sHIPBoARD.
The steamship Celia, from London Nov. 49,
and Hayre Goth, has arrived.
The cholera broke out among tha passengers
on the Hamburg ship Lord Brougham on the
second day out in a very malignant form. At
the time there were 100 cases, out on reaching
were no new cases during the last eight days
There are now about 20 cases on board, most
of them o. mild form. The ship has been
sent 10 me lower quarantine where the sick
VII se 'ra rams 70 the hospital ship Illinois
the inspection of the health officer. There have
been 70 deaths. A''e nav
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AMERICAN MISSIONARIES IN EGYPT.

Secretary Seward was waited on Yesterday
by large delegation of clergymen, who re-
quested him to use his good offices to protect
our missionaries who have been badly treated
6y the Egyptian government, and at present
tabor under great disabilities in that as well as
In other countries. They represent that these
gentlemen were put to very severe hardships,
and stated that they found little or no protec-
tion in the fact that they were American citi-
5ens; Mr. Seward assured them that he would
do all that could be done to secure protection
to our citizens wherever the United States has
accredited apents -"'
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For Lease.
To be Let.

FT1HE valuable lot OF land corner of Middle and
Il Plumb Streets, for term OF years. Enquire
OF ytEtG CO. MITCHELL IL son,
Aug. %. B66--du ;fhsa 17s Fore Street.
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Il,
The Republican Senators held caucus this
morning, when the subject of electing Ser
geant-at-Arms in place OF the present incum-
bent George +. Brown, was brought before it,
The name of General Burbridge, of kentucky,
was proposed, but did not command sufficient
strength to warrant a vote being taken ON his
nomination. All the Senators concurred in
the efficiency and faithfulness of Mr.. Brown
ho oontinuao in that agtoa
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GEN. GRANTS arR1vArr" Irrrps.

1t is understood that General Grant, i'm ac-
cerdance with Mr.. Blaine's resolution directing
the General commanding the armies to COM
municate to the House the correspondenre adj.
dressed by him to the President respecting the
removal OF Stanton and Sheridan, VIII include
the letter addressed to the President and
marked private" This document makes four
pages of letter paper, and is said to be of a
most important character
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ny ANTED.
WANT ED.

A CONVENIENT RENT, within ten minutes
f1walk of the Post Office, before the first OF
January next, for small family. Best of refer
enc, given. Address, stating price, &C., af
dc6-d1w $50 N-.- W., Lock Box No 42
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Farm for Sale.

A.> In, Gray of 100 acres, 16 miles from
GZTA~-l Portland, 1-2 mile from meetings
M9Sxs2ezR mills, store and school heavily wood.
iSAHek$x ed, we'll watered well divided, pleas
zs-eantly situated. Buildings one story
house, wood house and barn that cost 5000 in 57
line dairy farm and will be sold at bargain togeth-
eli With wood lot and pasture adjoining and thirty
acres OF good interyale mile away it desired. In
quire OF Il. A. ALLEN, near the PROMISES OF of the
eral. ts BENZ ADAMS
Aug 16, 1857. wifi
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CANAD ia,
WRECK OF A STEAMER.

RIVER DU LoUP, Canada, Dec. G.
The steamer Margaret Stephenson, which
passed up on Wednesday, bound for Quebec,
Is now drifting downwith the ice, apparently
frozen in. The crew are trying to reach the
shore in boats
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SOUTH AMERICA.

NEW YORK, Dec 6.
onara has been offered The chief command of
the allied Pacific squadron aud forces against
the Spanish. t5f FEFs +
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ILLINOIS.
TRAIN ON HIS TRAVELS.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Dec g.
george Francis Train, Susan b. Anthony
and ELIZABETH Cady Stanton addressed a small
audience in the City Hall this evening in favor
of female suffrage
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NO MORE COLD FEET
STATE OF MINE.

adjourned meeting of the commissioners in
"A yestigating attain OF the Insane Asylum" will
be holden at the Hospital on
TUEsDAG, the 10th day of December
next, at o'clock, A. NJ, All persons in possession
OF any facts which they may deem important in ret
erence to said Institution. hereby requested to
communicate the substance of such facts in short to
us by letter, previous to tie time aforesaid. II any
such matter is deemed OF sufficient importance by us
to warrant it, all persons making such communica
tons will be summoned before us to give evidence
and their fees will be paid
Address, Commissioners Investigating 46airs OF
Insane Asylum, Insane Hospital, Augusta, Maine,
af A q. JEWETT,
i JARED FULLER, Commissioner
JAMES M. DEER1NG,}
Augusta, November &C. 1861 III
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Mill for Sale.

800 Mill for SaIe.o
TNHE subscriber offers for sale the WATER-
i POWER SAW MILL owned by him, situat d
on the Pollet River, in the County OF Westmorland
New Brunswick, 66 miles from st John, and % miles
from Moncton. -s7,e.-rs sE..-er-rs
The Mill is comorised of a Broad Gate and Single
Saw Gate, with Edger and Trimmers. -.
' ai5 ALSO &c .iissIait e
n BOX SHOOK MACHINE,
Capable of manufacturing 900 Shocks per ,day Of
10 honrs. l7aT 5Etg-9e4
The Mil and Machinery all in good working
order.
The property is ~ miles from the Petitcodac Sta
ton OF the Z. g. N. A. Railway in direct COM
muncation with the Harbor of ST John at the one
end, and Moncton on the other.
The Stream Is large with a never falling supply of
water, clean Rocky bottom entirely free from mud
or Impurities Of any kind. and the Manufactured
Lumber is capable of being rated and driven TO
within 900 yards of the Railway at which a siding
could easily be put in at very little expense and it is
nearly level with the railway II
Along with the Mill there are 800 acres of land Oh
acres OF which are in good state OF cultivation and
cut ABOUT 10 tons of hay, and a good comfortable
uweiiing house capable OF accommodating about 80
men, with several Workmen's Houses, Barns, Sheds
biacksmlth Shop, &c, all i'll good condition
There are 5000 acres of Green Forest Land which
Will he sold with the property If desired There he
also large extent of Crown Lands Tor nearly 80
miles above the Mills, which has never been opera
led upon, to which extent Lumber can he driven
There is sufficient quantity of pine and spruce
Timber convenient to tue River 10 furnish stock for
Manufacturing purposes, Tor the next on wears In
whole - '1 "s'" " 80
For further particulars apply TO the Subscriber at
Petitcodlac Station, or to St. John
y, j. MCLAUGHLIN, JR,
uco-w6W HUGH DAVIDSON ~
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Humphreys Homeopathic Specifics,

HAVE PROVED, from the most ample expert
IL ence, an entire success; Simple-Prompt- Eff
cient, and Reliable They are the only Medicines
perfectly adopted to popular use-so simple that
to be free from danger and SO efficient as 10 be al
ways reliable. They have raised the highest COM
mendation from all, and will always render satishc
ton.
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e. M. PATTEN az Co., Auetioneers.
-. OFFICE EXCHANGE ST.
Assignees Sale.

TIME Undersigned Assignee in Bankruptcy OF the
j. Estate OF Joseph Levy, will sell at Public Auc-
ton Friday Dec 20t at 10 A. NJ, at the room OF
Il. NJ. Patten & Co., Auctioneers, stock of goods
belonging to said Estate consisting in part fol-
lows; VIZ, Cassimercs, Doeskins, Meltons, Pilots
Chinchillas Trieoes, Broadcoths Vestings, Drill
ings, Hollands, Slesas, Fannels, Beddings, Jeans,
Suspenders, 0loves, Socks, COmforters, Ties, sc.
Also, Frock, Sack and Over Coats, Doerskin, CASH
Wooden Vests, shirts and Drawers, Berlin, Linen
and Cotton Shirts, with variety OF other goods,
may be examined afternoon previous to sale.
- ~. o. r. SHEPHERD, Assignee.
Portland Dec. G. decT-dtd
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Wanted.

En nnn FLOUR BARRELS, at Forest
OO,OOO City Sugar Refinery, West Com
merciaf, near foot of Emery street. - -
Proposals will also he received for new Sugar Bar
rels, and sample may be seen at the office of the
Company, 1898 Commercial, at corner of Union ST.
teb12d&wt II O. HERSEY
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TWO or three gentlemen can learn OF good lodg-
i ing rooms, within three minutes walk OF the
Preble House, by applying to w. Fl. JERKS.
December g.. div Hil fr4 lD g4i Is
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COPHfA NJ. PATTERSON of Portland, in said
- County, respectfully ibels and hereby informs
the court that she was lawfully married to William
Il. Patterson, at Dover, N H. on the thirteenth day
of june A. D, 1861, and thereaiterwards livei with
said William as man and wife, at said Dover and at
said Portland until the second day of June, A. D.
1865, when her said husband being wholly regardless
of his married obligations, sent your ibeant to visit
her friends and while she was absent he sold all ibis
property and LETT the state, taking with him one
Jane Emerson, and your llbelant has heard nothing
OF or from her said husband since that time And
your libeilant says that said William b. Patters
said second day of June, "A ID 1866, and on divers
other days and times before the Hing this libel
committed the crime ofadultery with said Jane En-
erson. And your libelant deemng it to be reasona-
bic and proper, conducive TO domestic harmony
and consistent With the peace and morality ofsooiey
respectfully prays that The bonds of matTinony be-
tween her and her said husband m be dissolved by
this Honorable court.
And your hbelant further informs the court that
son. aged twelve years and she prays that the care
and custody OF her said child may be decrsed to her.
d 1,.t.ss SOPHIA NJ. PATTERSON.
H.
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Wanted, Wanted!

IHARMERs, LamterneH, Merchdaics oTany other
Il man, wanting god men this winter to chop cord
aeood, or TO do any Kind of work. can iindathem at
this office Also all persons wishing good girls for
housewoIk hotels saloons, stores &C., can find them
here at short notice. A. j. COX a. CO..
Employmt mt and General Business A gents, no 35ia
Congress Street.
November %. DIFF ~
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PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS

m, OTTAWA, c. w, Dec. 6.
The debate on the northwest territory ques-
lon was continued in the House of Commons
last night 1t is understood that the measure
will be passed at once In the Senate the ma
rlne and fisheries bill was read third time
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AN ! AN

.....s. a AN AN g.. ~ 4.
II " = 41Oag7lce-
nse1st In svhScb Is made patent
the assertions and facts an
aforementioned j: a5s tssiaJ tas5z1sN
1St1y s:wssN
The Subscriber having leased portion of Smith
Pier so-called for term Of years. and having erect
ed very commoiious and strong structure for the
storage of Coal designs filing the same with that
staple, of which subject. more anon.
2dly:
In the selection of scale have been very partic-
uar, and have not allowed the matter Of expense TO
act as an impeachment, have chosen a NFATi-
BANKS" of eleven tons capacity, rather larger than
really required but the platform Of this Scale being
not atainable IN scales OF lesser gauge decided my
preference. Hence the choice. p With this sized
platform can weigh any sized cart ifbe 1T city OF
suburban. including horses, usually or unusually &C.
teed correctness, only proearabe by this method 1t
would give me great pleasure to show to the citizens
of Portland the delicate working Of this ins9rument
and to my customers more especially, being more
directly interested, would say that IL they have
not time to view their own coal in weighing every
few moments coal to other parties Is weighed and
delivered, to which their attention will be solicited
The beam is so placed as to be viewed from the
street; is highly ornamented, exceedingly useful
8dly:
In immediate .centiguity Is situated the suhscri-
alta Bile, easily approach readily find out a.
T.
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r. 0. HALEY, Aae,ieaesr.
/. Asssignee's Sale.

THE undersigned, Assignee I'm Bankruptcy Of the
l. estate of Joseph Levy, will sell at Public Auc-
tion, ON WEDNESDAY, December 18Th, at 10 o'clock
A. M, at the store of II. o. Bailey, No. l69 Fore
Street, variety OF goods belonging TO said estate
in part follows, viz CashneTets, Cassimeres,
Doeskns, Coatings, Broadcloths, Tricos, Silesias,
Gloves, Ties, Collars, ComforteIs over,
alis, Mittens Hosiery, Bosoms, Over and Under
Coats Pants, Vests, &c. Also, lot OF Tailor's
Trimmings, Fancy Goods, Chairs, Press, Table, Show
Case, Mirror, Desk, SC.
IA bH9 -slf17 OF. SHEPHERD, Assignee.
Portland Me-, Dec. z, 1857. did
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TWO Horses at Auction.

0N SATURDAY next, at IL O'Clock, at regular
~, sale Of Horses &C., ON Market Street, shall
l Say Mare; weighs about ,0OO ibs'
BAY Horse weighs about 900 lbs.
These Horses came from Prince Edwards Island,
anu are here on expense, aud will be sold without
reserve. ~ F.o. BAILEY, Auct.
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BOarders Wanted,

A FEW Gentlemen boardels, OF gentleman and
~ wife, can be accommodated al No. 20 Myrtle St.
November G. diff
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BY M. CHARLES - co.

iH .tl bf M. OHA RIFFS ~ ".
100 Federal Street, Portland Me-, and 81 Hanover
3d 5rE 1si5. Street., Boston, Mass.
nRY GOODS, Plated Ware Watches, Shirts and
~ Drawers, Army Blouses, Pants and Goats,
Biankets Rubber Goats, Bed Spreads, Sheets Cutle~
rs, Varieties, A and Wall Tents, Sc, &c.
~ Auction sales every evening, and goods at prt-
vafe SIDE during the day. -