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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-07
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OF 49, 7-V''''- q . 1919 z OsVs
LOUISVILLE, November 6.-RiYer on a
stand, with feet 9inches in the canal by
the mark.
CINCINNATI, November 6.-River fallen
IL inches; feet 2 inches in the channel.
Weather clear. Thermometer, 90.
The only arrival last night was the Cobb
Webb from Cannelton, at so late an hour
that it was impossible4for us to obtain any
particulars of the state of the river above
1.-The LuelIa and the Linton left for
Cairo last night. with good trips. The
James Gray will leave at 10 O'Clock to-day,
for Green River, and should have full
trip.........The river is about stationary at
Louisville, after rise of four feet at the
foot of the falls. Unless we have more
rain the rise will soon run down.
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New York DRY foods MARKER.

BY Ielegiaph.l NEW YORK, Nov. 6.
DRY Go9DS-The market remains lam
gald, ana tepres sed. although few Lead
ing deaiersare doing a fair trade at retiuc-
ed pfieeS--The- best-makes of Standard
sheet1ngs are selling slowly at I5c but
good enough makes can be bought as low
as 1916; Lasonia o 9-s IS selling at I21zc:
Hill, sem Pc 1dem, A bleaclIed, is selling
AT lie: bonseale and -Andrcscoggin ISc:
Lilly River lJ; Hope l314c; Valley Falls
h lies Atbion " Ie9l2e bS thek Ease. and lie
by the piece; fepperells are down to l31zc;
Newmarket s.. bleaened is offered at nc:
prints ste adj ss,id . n fair RICHEST at l21zc
for all makes; telaines range from I5c to
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! View YOrk. cold ana Stoek Market.

BY Teiegfaph.ff q y NRW YORK, Nov. G.
MoNEY Market steady at 6g7 per cent.
for call IoausI s S=T.-ss aA4s s.
for first class bills a q - d lgf|9
GoLD@Lower, opening at 1899, advanc-
ing 70 IS914c, declining TO 1885, and closing
.,GovERNAIFszT STOCKS Without decided
cedhIanlgge; Coupons of 1881, ll21s do. '62,
Q 1865; do. sneSv, 1O711 do. g67' I0715
@lOI2s; l0-4Os, 1OO1s@I 0f 7-30s, IO51zaIU5sk =
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EAST INDIES,
THE TyrHooN IN THE CHINA srAs-1oss o1
ENGLISH ,nrr, ........L.. - .--.-.-s

lhH oN lN THE CHINA SEAS-LOSS OF
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN VESSELS.
NEW YORK, Dec 21-A Hong Kong letter
gives an account of the damage by the "
pnoon there Several vessels were sunk but
not many lives lost. The American schooner
Eagle was sunk but the crew saved, Nearly a
dozen English ships were seriously injured
One small English steamer was sunk, but the
crew were saved. The American steamer Mo-
nocacy lost her smokestack and boats, and had
her hurricane deck started. The Monocacy
and British steamboat Pearl saved a large
number of Chinese whose junks were wreck
ed. The America ship Rather was driven high
and dry on the beach and will be total loss
Several houses on shore were also destroyed.
REPORTED LOSS OF 1000 LIVES AT MANILA
EARTHQUAKE.
AT Manila the typhoon was accompanied by
heavy rains, inundating most of the island.
In the province of Ilocos ten thousand Indians
are reported drowned by the rise of the sea
In Manila city the water was three or four feet
deep.
The mail steamer from Hong Kong was be-
lieved to have been lost, being out twenty-one
days. Capt. Kinsman, of the American ship
Sumatra was on board.
A small earthquake also visited Manila on
the 4th of October
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H0sieru Dennrto,e,,t

CLOUDS CJONdSI
Clouds, assorted colors, 30 to LOO
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WEST INDIES.

JAMAICA.
HAVANA, Dec. 2O.-Advices from Jamaica TO
the 18th received. Professor Dellissier
predicts another earthquake in Jamaica.
ToRToLA.
Intelligence from Tortoa to the 18th inst.
represent the people suffering greater prva-
tions than those of ST. Thomas. The dead lie
uuburied and pestilence was threatened
which could only be averted by buryng the
corpses. The inhabitants are almost entirely
without food.
News from Hayti is TO the 4th inst. Salnave
had repulsed Cacos The government was car
RED ON by Baisson acting as President during
Salnave's absence. The black Gen. Ulysses
was creating general alarm by measures of
CONSUMPTION. A reign of terror was inaugu-
rated and people were concealing themselves.
Piquet's rude savages from the interior had
arrived at the capital. The despotism of Sal
nave caused much opposition in the House of
Representatives. The British Consul had asked
for protection.
Advices from st. Domingo are to the LIST -
German miners had arrived to dig copper at
Caristobel
From Inagua 4th, we learn that rain had
fallen to the depth of three feet (?) No salt
can be made before April.
wINDwARD ISLANDS.
Barbados advices to the 25th ult report SUI
gar making commenced. Weather favorable.
1.I ~ etl uCk anu one spring gave IouT
Darrei: daily. Breadstuffs abundant.
Anugua oates of the Sd announced that the
IIade tax plli had been passed. A loss of
$4,000 had been caused by an earthquake.
AUSTRALIAN NEWS.
Intelligence had been received from Mel
| bourne dated Nov. l.
gold nugget weighing 800 ounces had been
i4 ttnt IN Sandhurst; The abolition of the COLI
stituIlon was possible. The Governor asks
for 100000 sterling and will then dissolve the
| Chambers. wa '"'" "''''A'o '"e
Neary Borough. 80 ''0'''
ARRIVAL OF THE CAPTAIN GENERAL.
| HAAvNA, Dec 21.-Captain General Lenun-
di has arriysd at the entrance of this harbor.
| of music on board has gone down to meet him.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

BOSTON, Dec. 22.-The express train from
New York for Boston ran into a freight train
this morning near Natick. James McCurdy
brakeman, is supposed to be fatally injured,
and several passengers more or less hurt
none seriously.
Ldter.-James McCurdy, the brakeman who
express train from New York, near Natick
this morning, died a few hours later. Only
four passengers, A. C. Rowe, S. B. Gilman,
Hatch and Hopkins were injured, and they
slightly.
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GEO &c G ] =.
THE CONVENTION.

ATLANTA, Ga, Dec 21-The Convention met
this forenoon, and Immediately adjourned to
Monday. 1t is rumored on the street that the
committee of one which has been sent TO Mil
ledgeville to draw money TO pay off, has tele-
graphed here thBt there are no funds there.
ATLANTA, Dec. 22-The commission sent to
ton to draw $4,000 from The State Treasurer
TO pay its expenses so far, returned this morn
ing and reports no funds. The State Treasur-
er said he was under bond not to pay out any
of the public MONIES except on warrant sign
application to Gov. Jenkins. The finance com
mttee have failed to negotiate a loan for the
conventions expenses with the capitalists
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

MEMORIAL TO CONGRESS IN AID OF PLANTERS.
CHARLESTON, Dec PA memorial is in
circulation among the leading cotton factors
praying Congress, in view of the PROSTATE
condition of the planting interest, to make an
appropriation to assist factors in making ad-
vances to planters.
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e U r. oPE
GREAT BRITAIN.

+ LONDON, Dec. 20.-Four men, who gave their
names as English, Mulvany, O'Keefe and w.
Desmond, were arrested in this city last night
on suspicion of having been connected with the
recent Fenian outrages.
The coroners inquest on the bodies of those
who were killed by the explosion at the Clerk
enwell prison, was concluded this afternoon.
The jury returned a verdict charging Timothy
Desmond and Jerry Allen, who were arrested
on the 18th inst, with the crime of murder, in
having caused the explosion which resulted in
the deaths of the deceased.
The prisoners, English, Mulvaney, O'Keefe
and w. Desmond, who were arrested last night,
were brought before justice for examination
to-day. The testimony so far as elected goes
to show that they had something to do with
the Clerkenwell explosion. They were re-
manded to Jail for further examination.
Nine o'clock P. MA great fire is raging in
Newcastle on-the-Tyne. No particulars have
vet been received.
Midnight.-In view of the recent outrages
committed by Fenians in this country, and to
prevent, by summary measures, their repetl-
ton, the cabinet has determined to ask Parlia-
ment to suspend the privilege of the writ of
habeas corpus.
FRANCE.
PARIS, Dec. 20.-The bill for the re-organiza-
ton of the army is now under discussion in
the Senate. Its adoptonis urged on the ground
| that such measure is necessary on account
of the German situation and of the revolution
| airy aspect of affairs in Italy.
1t is reported that the Emperor has proposed
to Belgium, Holland and Switzerland that they
| JOIN France in customs union. Belgium is
said to have declined the proposition on the
| ground that she had already concluded mill
tary and commercial alliance with Prussia.
PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, Dec. 20.-A report is current that
the Grand Duke of Baden will abdicate and
leave the Duchy free to join the North German
Confederation.
AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, Dec. 20.-The apportionment of the
quotas of taxes (the proceeds of which are to
be applied to the payment of the national
DEBIT among the provinces of the empire and
Kingdom OF hungary, has been finally arrang-
the Reichsrath.
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MATANzAs, Dec. 13.-[From Alfonso & Blanch-
ards Circular 1.-The inquiry for European vessels
has been of very little importance but will increase
with the supplies of new produce Moderate sized
crafts very scarce and advance in rates is es-
tablisIcd For the United States only vessels OF
about $50 hhds. Molasses to load for Charleston s.
c.. and 400 hhds. for New York have been chartered
boxes at from 70 "a T5c ID box for Sugar 10 load ~
Havana. We quote TO Cowes, Cork and Falmouth
40 q AS Sd 9 ton; Great Britain direct 40 a 42s Cd
y TOM Hamburg and Bremen SIS Sd a 4Os fy ton
France in the Atlantic 30 q 40 frs " ton; Mediter-
ranean u IQ " box nominal; United States % box,
Sugar 70 g soc; do hid. 81 @45O do; do ~ ITO
gals. Molasses So a 8 %. =
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SOUTH AMERICA.

NEW YORK, Dec. 21-A Havana special
gives the following items from the Panama
Star of the 10th inst: = =
-.- PERU. ~
The Minister of Chill to Peru was i'll and
had applied for recall G7"
.Mosquera arrived at Panama on the 9TH on
MS way to Peru. He was accompanied by
Gen. Estroda and guard of 100 men,
COLOMBIA.
Advices from Bogota to the 18th ult are re-
ceived. The Judges of the Supreme Court
were suspected of connivance with Mosquera
but they had been pronounced guiltless by the
Senate.
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.na ship News. -s II.
NEW YORK-Ar 2lst, barque James M Brett, (of
Bang ~ Buenos Ayres.
lSASIEk.-Brig Lizzie K'mbalI. at New York,
from Sera reports Dec 18th lat SO 30, Ion "a Is. fell
In with the wreck of brig Uncle Jerr y from Portland
Tor Mobile, in sinking condition, having been struck
SIDES driven out Took Oft the captain and crew and
brought them to New York. N = =
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Q o MI M Il H IAL
Foreign Export. a. Por,l.r.,.

The total value OF foreign exports from This nor,
the past week amounts to $fS3, 1926. Included in
the shipments were 30,57S sugar box shocks. .25s
4l2l feet lumber, 81 100 TBS. pork 55 $50 lbs ba
con, bbls pork 2350S lbs. lard, 30 tubs 10, 3S4l
lbs butter, 6,465 bbls four 25 bbls rye -four. Isl
lbs potash, 65 OH TBS cheese AXIS BUSH peas 34s;
bush wheat, BUSH oats, 27O bbs. potatoes 1Ot
bbls apples 2s6 lbs wool, $4,000 lbs rags 81 bbls
OILS, 63 ki fish, sewing machines SO pkgs sundry
mdse, w F--o'' s1ioi }
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OHIO.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE ,

TOLEDO, Dec. 22.-The Michigan Southern
| q Northern Indiana Railroad company's grain
| night. About $4,000 bushels of grain, mostly
wheat, was consumed, involving loss of $780,
600, on which there is insurance amounting to
nearly 100000, nearly all in New England
companies s. ....
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PENNSYLVANIA.
sEIzURE OF pIsTILLERIEs

SEIZURE OF DISTILLERIES.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 21.-Four large distil-
leries were seized yesterday by Collector John
Miller, who acted under the orders of the Rev
enue Board on charges of defrauding the Gov
eminent by false returns.
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National Traders Rank.

THE Shareholders of "The National Traders Bank
OF Portland" are hereby notified that their an
nual meeting will be held at their Banking Re. m.
No. 81 Exchange street, on
Tuesday, the . 18th day of January next, mt
o'clock n. M,
to choose five Directors for the ensuing year. and to
act on any other business that may legally come be-
fore them.
EDWARD GOULD, CASHIER
Portland. Dec Is, 1861. dc13-dtd
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Wanted, Wanted!
Wanted.

EO 900 FLOUR BARRELS, at Fores,
tCOsOOO City Sugar Refinery, West Com
mercial, near foot of Emery street. RI
Proposals will also be received for new Sugar Bar
rels, and sample may be seen at the office of the
Company, 1891 Commercial, at corner of Union St.
feb12d&wtt I. G. HERSEY
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BOarders Wanted
LOST AND FOUND,

A FEW Gentlemen boardeis, gentleman and
n wife, can be accommodated at No. 20 Myrtle St
November 6. diff
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Second NatiOna, Rank.

THE Annual Meeting ofStockholders, of the Sec
4 ond National Bank, Portland, for the election
of Directors, and any other BUSINESS which may le-
galy come before them, will be Eed at their Bank
ing room, on Exchange Street,
Tuesday, 14th January next, Mt 3 p. M.
Per Order aura. Fl
W. H. STEPHENSON, Cashier.
Portland, Dec. 10, 1857. dcl3-dtd
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Information Wanted.

MRS FRANCES SASTROFF, mother OF Stephen
1Nl G. s. Sastrof. dec. late nth Me- Vols.
Lewis S. Merrill, late Co. E, 4th N. II. Vols
Wm. White, late private Co. E, 18th Me. Vols.
Winfield s. Hunter, late private Co. Il, SO Mass.
Vols. FL ms ~ +r.rII
Geo. A. Thompson, late private LIST Maine Battal-
ion, supposed residence st, John, N. B. esHa
Lafayette w. Crosby, late private Co. G, goth Me.
Vols. ,. ae.- IL EsFs II = 4 -sl.t
John Kramer. late Co. Q, 18th u S. Infantry.
All of the above named parties will hear s1metbing
TO their advantage by sending their address 10 Box
- Portland, Me-, L. o. decIIeod1m
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DEsTITUTIoN AMONG THE FREEDMEN,

MEMPHIS, Dec. 22.-Gen Ord. in special or
der No. 208, directs Gen. Gillen. the Assistant
Commissioner of the Freedmen's Bureau, to
proceed to Washington and represent to the
President and Secretary of War the starving
condition of the freedmen in a large number
of counties in his sub-district, due to ruin and
bankruptcy OF the cotton planters and the alb
sence of corn. He will report the absolute
necessity of some provisions being made by
the government to feed the freedmen and avert
war of races in such sections as are without
food.
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ANNUAL MEETINGS.
Mer ,hants National Bank.
First National Bank.

THE Stockholders this Bank are hereby notified
that their annual meeting for the choice of
Drecto and the transaction Of any other business
legally brought before thtm, will be held at the
Bank. on
Tuesday the fourfrenth day of Janunry
next, at ten o'c Ock in fhe forenoon.
WILLIAM Z. GOULD, Cashier.
Portland, Dec. Is, 1861. decI4-dtd
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LOceS and Edgi7egs.

English Thread. &C., &c.
German Smyrnas &c. fra t7 eNfsEl'
english Smyrnas, 2 10 II cents.
The Portland daily press., 1867-12-23

FUNERAL OF REAR ADMIRAL PALMER.
New YORK, Dec. 21.-The funeral of the
late Rear Admiral James S. Palmer took place
to-day from the Commandments house. at the
Navy Yard, Brooklyn. A large number OF
distinguished naval and military officers at
tended the funeral services, which were per-
formed by Rev. DR. Francis Vinton, OF trinity
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Canal National Bank.

THE Annual meeting of Stockholders OF Tho
Il Canal National Bank of Portland" for the
election OF Seven Directors and for the Transaction
of any other business that may legally ceme before
them, will be held at their Banking House on
Tuesday, the 14th day of January, 1865,
nt11 O'Clock A. NJ.
B. C. SoMERBY, Cashier.
Decemher ( 1877 did
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STATIONS REPLY TO THE PRESIDENT.

Mr.. Stanton is writing reply to the Presi-
uent' IN whien he will state that he would long
ago have retired from the Cabinet had he not
received a letter signed by most of the Repub-
hcans in Congress, asking him to retain his
seat y
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JAMAICA.
HAVANA, Dec. 20-Advices from Jamaica TO
the 18th are received. Professor Dellssier
predicts another earthquake in Jamaica.
The Portland daily press., 1867-12-23
U. s. MOrShOL'S Sale.

UNITED STATES OF AMERIcA,l & a.a a"
DISTRICT OF MAINE, SIS. l.E
Pursuant to a Vend: Expo: to me directed from
the Hon. Edward Fox, Judge ofthe United States
District Court within and the District Of ane
shall expose and offer for sale at public auction
to the highest bidder therefor the following property
and merchandise at the time and place within SAID
District, follows, viz:
AT the y Appraisers Office No. 1893 Fore Street, IN
Portland on Tuesday, the hirty first day Of Decens-
Der current, at II O'Clock Il. ar;
One Tin stu; One Copper Worm; Eight Stone
Jugs containing 16 Gallons Of Neto Rum; Three Kegs
c>ntaining EteUen Gallons Of Ne,o Rum.
The same having been seized by the Collector of
Internal Revenue the First Collection district OF
Maine, and ordered to be sold and the proceeds
disposed of according to law.
Dated at Portland this seventeenth day of De-
cember, A. d 1867. TE slG IAff'
.t. 'lsEt.t CHARLES CLARK,
dct7-d15d u. 8, Marshal District of Maine.
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BOarders

CAN be accommodated with board and rooms at
~ Is Brown street. Also few table boarders
Dec 17-d1w*
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Valuable Real Estate at Auction.

ON THURSDAY, December Goth, at O'Clock p.
OM.. we shall offer tor sale the premises, the
premises, the valuable lot OF land with the build
ings thereon, on Park street, house No 90. IL is
two and a half story Brick House, thOrou lilly and
faithfully built, and is finished from the garret 10
III the rear two cisterns fltering, and barrel
drain running the whole depth o. the house; wood
shed, stable, AMI an excellent well of water in the
very desirable mel Glib jrhood. The lot is about
thirty-sK fec on Park Street, and running back on
the s0utb-eastery line about one hundred and thir
ty-one ieet. A good house for occupancy or invest
ment. Title clear. Possession given Immediately.
House can be examined between the hours of IL and
on Monday and Tuesday previous sale, For
plan of lot and further particulars, plelse call
Henry Willis, 81 Exchange Street. or on the Auc-
tioneer. j. s BAILEY.
December 10, dtd
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CumberIand National RanL

THE stockholders of The Cumberland National
Il Bank OF Portland" are hereby notified that
Room on
tuesday, the 14th day of January next, nc
o'clock y W.,
for the choice of Directors and the transaction of
any other business that may co Q before them.
SAMUEL SMALL, Cashier.
Portland Dec. 16. 1857. dtd
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A GENTLEMAN and wife, and few single gen
IA tlemen cln be accommodated with board in a
new house, centrally situated, BY applyinga
No. lis EXCHANGE ST,
December II. d3wA se-s
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CascO National Bank.

FINHE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders in "The
L Casco National Bank OF Portland" will be
held, at their Banking House
Tuesday, january I4Ih 1865, mt 10 Ia
..At... o'clock A. W., rt't|
for the election of Directors and for the transaction
of such other business as may legally come before
them.
~ E,P. GERRISH, Cashier.
December 10, 1867. dec1f did
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Tt NNESSE e.


NASHVILLE, Dec. 21.-The Radical Conven-
ton held here to-day was the most stormy po-
litical meeting ever held in Tennessee. Nearly
1000 negroes were present. The Convention
adjourned from the Court House to the Capt.
tol when it broke up in confusion while MAX
ing nomination for Attorney General. Mr..
III. 81. Harrison was nominated for Chancellor;
John III. Smith for Criminal Court Judge, and
Eugene Cory for Circuit Court Judge. While
MIR. Cory was speaking he was knocked down
by Judge nj. McBrien, an opposing candidate
in the Convention and the present Circuit
Judge. Both were arrested. Cory is North
ern man. 1.f #. lartse34 3d r
ARREST OF DESERTERs.
Two deserters were captured at the St. Chas.
Hotel last night. They made desperate re-
sstance, and one Of them was seriously
wounded with bayonet and sabre.
II - .1r FIRE. siiasf5s
Alloway building, on Church street, was de-
stroyed by fire this morning, causing loss OF
$4,000, on which there was an insurance OF
$1,000
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To he Let.

THE second and fourth stories of Store No. 151
sept23dtt tf-F - ST. JOHN SMITH.
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FOR SALE!

- Two Brick Houses in n block of three, on
4,. Cumberland corn of Pearl street two stories
- with French root, cutters lined with galvan-
zea non, cenens cellar floors, with 9fen eis.erns
One containing III finished rooms, and tn o1ner nine
rooms-all above ground-with hard and soft water
brought in the kitchen-thoroughly built and con-
venient.
Also block of two houses thoroughly built OF
BRICK and convenient; stories with French roof
hard and soft brought In the Kitchen; contain
further particulars enquire on the premises or to
CHAS. RICHARDSON, i
dc1stlttis t- 1873 Cumberland st.
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To LET.
To Let.

THE Second, Third and Fourth Stories in Smiths
New t;lock, No. SO Union st. desirable location
for Jobbing or Manufacturing purposes. VIII beleas-
ed entire or separate. Apply to
A. CUSHMAN g. CO.
julyo5dtf No. "a Union Street.
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#aa LADIES' ,5s
UMderCeStS and Dr0arera.

CENTS UndersHirts.
Gents Undershirts, Shetland rs, ,95, $500
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MISCELLANEOUS.
WOQLe2a Knit Goods.

Sontags, knit ,75 ST. S10o S125
Shawls, Breakfast Shawls, 100 To 500
HOODS. Germantown, 80 to 100
Hand made goods in great variety, Hoods Caps,
Caters, lnfans Shirts, Mittens, Scarfs, Boo tees,
Sacks, &C., &C.
The Portland daily press., 1867-12-23

| THE brick and wooden building occupied by
Messrs. Davis, Baxter & Co., on Richardson's
Wharf. ru-
Terms liberal, possession given first December
| For further particulars enquire of
| E. E. UPHAW,
Oct 23-dtf 1873 Commercial st.
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wkNTED.
WanfAd.
BOarderS Wanted

w anGe0.
A SITUATION Wanted by lady to do family
IA sewing in this city. UtI Lt'.
Apply at Cotton st. dc1Sdlw*
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VI. PATTEN 81 CO., Auetioneers.
---- OFFICE EXCHANGE ST. LII. -.--L
Assignees Sale,

AESTHETICS sale, T
TINHE Undersigned Assignee In Bankruptcy OF the
Il Fsta'e OF Joseph Levy, will sell at Public Aue-
ton Friday Dec. 20th at 10 A. NJ, at the room OF
E.. M. Patten & Co., Auctioneers, a stock OF goods
belonging to said Estate consisting in part fol-
lows; VIZ, Cassimeres Doeskins MeltOns, Pilots,
Chnclillas, Trieoes, Broadcoths Vestings, Drill
ings Hollands Silesias, Flannels Beddlngs, Jeans,
Suspenders, Gloves, Socks. COmforters, Ties, &c.
Also, Frock, Sack and Over Coats, Doerskfn, Cassi-
meres and Sattnet Pants, Silks Sadn, Valencia and
and Cotton Shirts, with variety of other goods.
may be examined afternoon previous 10 sale.
o. z. SHEPHERD, Assignee.
Portland Dec. 6. ..-. m II = Jec7-dtd
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A Rare Business

OPPORTUNITY lone OF the best Stands in Port
~ land, is offered for sale. Present stock about
$4,000. which may he reduced II desirable Bust
ness the past year $4,000 cash. The present occu
pant being about to remove to another State. will
sell out on favorable terms. Apply to WIN II ,JER
RlS, Real Estate Agent. dciadiws