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The Portland daily press., 1867-05-13
Fereign News per Steamer.

q.
Steamships Hammonia and New York, from
Southampton, arrived to-day.
The Queen of Spain has sold almost all her
iewelry in London. A single diamond watch
chain brought 924,000
1t is reported, but denied, that Garibaldi had
had an interview with Ratazzi, and stated that
France continued to prepare for war and had
her troops arranged so as to be concentrated,
but opinions generally favored peace.
The King of Prussia and Bismarck were eX-
pected to visit Paris after the close Of the SEES
sion of the Prussian Chambers The Kings
met to ratfy national unity. The newly formed
confederation at present only includes the
States of Germany, but an intimate national
community will always unite them with the
South German States. The speech was fire.
quently applauded and the King loudly cheered
at it's close.
The Government of Hesse Darmstadt has
introduced a bill for military convention
with Prussia, and motion has been brought
forward for the admission OF the Hesse Darn
stadt provinces south Of the Main into the
North German Confederation.
Omar Pasha's army and the forces Of anoth-
er General were moving to surround the insur-
gents in Gambia.
1t is reported that Rosa Bonheur has become
insane.
Severe laws have been promulgated at St
Petersburg against all illegal and secret socle-
ties engaged in pernicious pursuits.
Duke Gramniont, the French Minister at
Vienna stated to Baron Beust that France
gives up all ideas Of territorial aggrandize-
ment.
A Bucharest telegram says the Government
of the United States has appointed diplO
The Belgian Government had demanded Of
the Chambers credit to the amount of eight
million francs for the War Department, and
authority for loan of sixty million.
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Interesting News from Mexico.


Steamer Gen. McCullOm, from Tampico 9Th
inst, arrived at Galveston to-day. She carried
n LARGE cargo of arms for the Liberals, and re-
ports Gomez commanding TampicOin open re-
volt against Juarez. On the 9th Gen. Panon,
commanding the forces north OF the state OF
Vera Cruz received orders to relieve Gomez,
who was dismissed from the army in disgrace.
The orders of the dismissal recites that $780,
600 of the receipts from customs and revenue
remained unaccounted for. Tampico is srls-
pended as a port of entry, and notice has been
given that parties paying duties to the present
incumbents are liable to have them collected
again on leaving the port. Gomez has $500
men well armed and equipped, but Gravor,
with his small force, was incapable of ASSUME
ing the offensive until reinforced. He was ex-
meeting assistance from Canales, who is MAX
ING common cause of the revolving General
who threatens, if attacked, to desolate the rich
districts of Hoastra.
Adyices have been received from San Luis
to tho 9th ult,, by special courier.
On the 23d, Macmillan was at Queretaro,
and had placed himself at the head OF col
umn of 5000 men, leading sortie fight which
lasted all day. The liberals were surprised at
first and driven back, but subsequently rallied
and repulsed their enemy. The Liberals
held portion of the city a few hours, and
then took up their old position. Il was be-
lieyed that the city has succumbed the pris-
oners taken on the 23i representing that pro-
visions and water were very scarce.
The seige of Vera Cruz is continued by q
force of 1000 or 5000 men completely invest
Ing the city. The scarcity of provisions was
such that people were obliged to eat horse
flesh.
The death of Miramon is confirmed.
A committee of ladies sailed out of the City
of Mexico, and in the name OF the besieged
asked guarantee for general safety. 1t was
granted conditionally, positively excluding
Marquee, O'Haran and other Imperialists. .
Gen. Diaz was daily receiving reinforcement
from the neighboring towns.
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Reported Destruction Of Steamer Rliner

Reported Destruction Of Steamer Miner
by the acknowledgements of General
Hancock.
CHICAGO, May IL.
A special dispatch to the journal, from
Council Bluffs, Iowa. dated the 18th says:
Ihe steamer LIE Claire, passed down the river
to-day, bringing the news of the destruction of
the steamer Miner, by the Indians, about 100
miles above Sioux City. The boat landed - take
wood, and while the crew were chopping, the
Indians, to the number of abont two hundred
surrounded and massacred the whole pal ty
and captured the boat, killing and scalping
men, women and children indiscriminately.
Only two men escaped. After pillaging the
boat of all the valuables, the; burned it to the
waters edge"
ST. LOUIS, May II.
Gen. Sherman has arrived at Leavenworth,
where he met Gen. Hancock who has just re-
turned from the plains. They will start for
Fort Harker on Monday, and have n talk with
the Kiowas, Camanches, Cheyennes and Ar
rapahOes, represented by their respective
chiefs.
A special dispatch from Omaha to the DEM
ocrat, saws; Detachments of troops arrive
there almost daily, for service on the plains
The telegraph line is down, west of Julesburg
and it IS supposed the Indians have cut It.
The Commissioners to investigate the Fort
Phil Kearney massacre, left Fort Laramie YES
terday, for that Fort.
The report OF the massacre of the passenpers
and crew of the steamer Miner. by the Indi-
ans, is not credited in Omaha. but the editor of
the Council Bluffs NOnpareil, expresses conf
dence in its truth. The Miner was St. Louis
boat and had large number of passengers
and valuable cargo.
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, May ii.
Cotton-more active and fully 1c better; sales 2G68
bales; Middling Upands at 2Sc.
Fionr-receipts 1850 bbls sales $500 bbls; State
and Western a 10c better, but less active. Super
Choice do at Is so q "A rs; Round Hoop Ohio 13 80 a
u s.; Choice do IA % 16 10 Superine Western
"a IA 50 choice do. IA co az is 10; Southern shade
frmer with sales $50 bbs mixed to good at IS 60 a
10 ~; Fancy and Extra, 10 80 q 1900; California
Ssiz 55 with sales of $50 sacks and ''' at II 90
Wheat-1 q 20 better for Spring. sales Al 900 busl
Ghssg SS Snin at 81 81 White
Corn-rules heavy and q &c lower; sales $4,000
new Mixed Western at 1 Is % &c, chiefly at 20 a.
14; Yellow Southern prime 81 ai!oat.
Osts-quite firm; sales Il 900 BUSH; State at 90 q
Beef-nrm; sales $50 bbls; new plain mess IA 80
q q 90; new extra do 10 so q % 70.
Pork-frm; sales 1900 bbls.; new mess at % II a
% 49, closing at q 20 cash old % co. prime at
10 90 q 10 25; also 1850 bbs. mess at % is a
2S 20, sellers 30 and 60 days.
Lard-frm sales 1900 bbls, at 125 a. l33c for new
Butter-quiet; sales Ohio at IL q 14c; State at 10
q 34c.
Whiskey-firm more active and fully 1c better;
sales 200 bbls. Western, in bond, at 29c
Rice-dull; sales at 10 a lie for Carolina.
Sugars-airly active; sales 400 hhds Muscovado at
1oi q lie.
Coffee-dull IS -s.
Enthusiastically; sales $50 hhds Muscovado at 80
Naval Stores-dull Spirits Turpentine at Ct q CSC;
Rosn at 81 a 90.
Oils-frm; linseed at IS q 81 lard, sperm and
whale quiet.
Electromagnetic; crude at 16c; refined bonded at
26c.
Tallow-qmet; sales So, 900 lbs at III "a 11sc.
Wool-generally quiet; fine grades are firm while
common are dull and scarcely firm sales 275 900
lbs at 80 q Csc tor domestic fleece; 40 q Soc for
pulled; q q $50 for California; IS a 32c for Texas
299c for Cape Persian, East india Mestiza and Don
skoi on private TERMS
Freights TO Liverpool-quiet and firm; Cotton 3-16l
per steamer
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For Sale at Yarmouth.

WITHIN five minutes walk of the Railroad De-
w pot, and very near the Academy, The pleas
anlly situated Two Story Brick HOUSE. with Out
Buildings including Stable,) formerly owned and
occupied by the ale Capt. SILvANUs BLANcH ARD.
Will be sold at a bargain. y = -
Enquire OF MRS. CAKES, on the premises.
Yarmouth May 6, 1867. may7deod3w
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WASHINGTON, May II.
The receipts from internal revenue for the
week were 3,429; disbursements of the
Treasury for the week We're as follows: War
Department $2,Ol1 BAT; Navy Department ST.
554; Interior Department $144,335.
WASHINGTON, May r.
The Department of State has received intor-
ton from the Agent and Consul General of the
United States at Alexandria, Egypt, that six
discontinued members of the colony near Jop-
pa, Mr. Kelly and Mr.. Tibbetts, with their fam
lilies, were at Alexandra ON the 9th of April, on
their way to the United States. Every neces-
sary assistance was given them by our Consul
General, and through his interference arrange
ments were made for the passage of the party
thence to Marseilles in the French steamer
leaving on the 18th of April,
Gen. Banks left here tor New York last even
ing. Before leaving Washington he visited
Madame Juarez at the Mexican Legation.
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NEW YORK, May H.
Steamships Arizona, from Aspinwall, and
New York, from Southampton, have arrived.
The Arizona brings $40. 900 in specie.
Baron Stoeckt, the Russian Minister, sailed
on the steamer Fulton for Europe to-day
The names of the registers of bankruptcy
Will be announced on Monday by Judge
Blatchford.
The Board of Health has commenced the
work OF cleansing unhealthy buildings 1t
VIII be completed in thirty days.
Governor Fenton has signed the eight hour
bill.
The police are all ordered on duty tomorrow
for fear of a riot, which, however, is unlikely.
:, The new steamer Cambridge, intended for
the coasting trade between Boston and Ban
gor, was launched yesterday afternoon, at the
of John Englis & Son.
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REAL ESTATE.
First Class House for Sale.

A GENTLEMAN about removing from the city
IA offers for sale his residence. The house was bull
last summer, by the well known builder S. H. Libbey
Esq, and is replete with all modern Improvements
hot and cold water, gas; heated by furnace; water
closets W. stairs ana down; French root; fourteen
room /. elegantly flescOed, and in every respect
first class house. Neghborhood unsurpassed ior re
fnement and responsibility.
Immediate possession will be given. Apply to
WILLIAM H. JERKS, F.
Real Estate Agent, under Lancaster Hall.
MAY 10. diff
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A large crowd of persons gathered on the
wharf around the steamboat landing this
morning to witness the departure of Jefferson
Davis for Richmond. A busy scene presented
itself at Carroll Hall at an early hour to-day,
preparation being made by Mr.. Davis and his
family to bid farewell to many associates here,
which nearly two years residence have i'm
pressed upon their memories. A serious
smile illuminated the countenance of Mr. Da-
Wis as he conversed in cheerful manner with
those who came to take leave of him. ard after
he had in q kindly way bid them good bye, he
with his family and Gen. Burton proceeded to
wend his way leisurely to the steamer John
Sylvester, which was in waiting to take the
entire party to Richmond. AS Mr.. Davis
walked along he was greeted by many friends
who came over from Norfolk to see him once
more. He received them all in the most COR
dial manner, warmly acknowledging their
congratulations.
Gen. Burton will re-arrest Mr.. Davis under
an indictment for treason, pending against
him, should he be released by Judge Under
wood, as a military prisoner. ..94.
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CHARLESTON, s. c., May r.
Gen. Sickles has issued an order recurring
all persons concerned in the seizure of any
Kind OF real or personal property sequestrated
by the confederate government, to report in
writing to his headquarters, the amount and
Kind OF property sequestrated, the time and
place of sequestration, with the names of the
original owners and present holders.
The Republican State Convention has ad-
iourned to meet in Columbia July oath. A
platform was adopted affirming their adhesion
to the Republican party of the North.
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RICHMOND, May IL.
Jedediah r. Hayward, of Mass was arrested
last night for using language at a negro meet
ing on Friday night calculated to excite riot.
His language was as follows AFTER Judge
Underwood leaves you can hold high carnival
on what you please. 1 will not advise you what
to do for great bodies do as they have mind
to" He was arrested ON warrant of the
Mayor and released OH $4,000 bail to appear to-
morrow. The citizens have been apprehensive
Of trouble to-day.
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MILL he sold at Auction, on the premises ~,
w Saturday. May 20, 1867, at o'clock p NJ Ta
we'll known property in Gray, called the Perley Farm
The timber and wood land has been DIVIDED into
eight lots of about eight each and will be sold
separately. They offer a rare opportunity FOR both
wood and timber operations.
The house and out-houses with about ten acres of
adjoining land will be sold together. Thiriy-three
acres and barn, on the east sido the RIVER all in
grass, will be sold in one lot and the remaining 1872
acres of pastuiage and tilage will be sold in one or
more parcels, as may be desired.
This property is about four miles distant from GRAY
Corner, three miles rom Warren's Depot on the
Grand Trunk Road, and very much nearer to the
route OF the contemplated extension OF the Maine
Central road from Danvile to Portland, soon to be
commenced.
Terms--one garter cash, and remainder on one,
two and three years. with interest sem-annually Sc
cured by mortgage of the premises.
From fifteen TO twenty tons of hay will be sold at
tie same time, If not previously disposed of at pri-
vate SALE FOR further particulars enquire of
Hr a..--- JOHN A. HOLMES,
tftF Stevens Pains, WestbroOk.
may11dtd E. nj. PATTEN, Auct.
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Ocean Yacht Race,

New York, May Ii.
The grand ocean yacht race, the owners to
no i'm their own yachts, will come off Thursday.
July 18th. from Sandy Hook to Cape MAY and
hack 2OO miles. The contest is open to boats
belonging to the English yacht clubs The
prize Is silver tea service. The winner is to
give a ainner to the owners Of the yachts en-
tered. The env.-?ce fee is fifty dollars The
following entries have 10 IN made :-Fleetwinp
Dauntless, Phantom, Rambler Alarm FIeur
de Lis. Idler, and others. H--s
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LIVERPOOL, May 10-Noon.
The Brokers' Circular reports the sales OF cotton
for the past week to have been 900 bales of which
$1,000 bales were for Spectators and exporters. The
stock in port Is $4,000 bales including 1890 bales
American. Observation-Disclosures quiet. Corn has
declined Sd sales Mixed Western at 43s per quarter
LONDON May 10-Noon.
Iron-Scotch Pig, 53s per ton. Oils-Lhseed, $50;
Sperm, 913l; Whale, ESQ; Linseed Cakes, SIS los
LONDON, May 1O-Evening
Consols closed steady at 80 for money.
AMERICAN SECURIrlES-The following are the
current quotations Tor American securities: United
States 5a0's724. Illinois Central Railroad shares 76
Erie Railroad shares Az.
LIVERPOOL, May 10-Evening.
Cotton continues active and closed firm at tho
highest prices OF the day The following are the
th,rized quotations: Middng unlands III; 10. Or
easier Peas declined to 43s Cd. Provisions I'M
changed. Produce of all kinds remain at previous
quotations.
tBy telegraph to Western Union Branch Ohce,]
LONDON, May 11-2 P. M.
United States 5-2O's 70.
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Valuable Real Estate on CONNER
-..l cial Street at Auction.

WE shall offer for sale on Tuesday, May 2sth al
w II O'Clock A. NJ, the premises, the valuable
lot of land recently occupied by N p. Richardson q
Co, for their foundry business, together with the
walls the same. This lot has front of 1850 feet
on Commercial Street, and contains about 3d. OO
square ieet. Terms 10 per cent. cash. and the bal
ance in nine annual payments, with interest semi
nual!y secured by mortgage ON the premises. This
is of the most desirable locations the CITY tor
manufacturing business, for the erection of first
class stores. .t,ft.r mayl1jtd
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Buffers Burlesque PaniOmime of the
BLACK CROOK.
Which has created more excitement than any other
piece ever produced on the American age, The
whole forming the greatest variety OF entertainment
ever given under one Canvas for only one admission
fee. .-.lra... .
ca Entire change OF Performance Afternoon and
Evening" Doors open at halfpast o'clock p. III. Ev-
ening at o'clock. % -.llI iI 81 .1-t-Y al l,lI.
E. G. TILLOTSON, Manager, -ll-.s,l si .
May IL. 1w j. CHENEY, Agent.
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For Sale.

NHE fine large lot at the corner of Pleasant a1ld
L Centre Streets. Said lot has front on PLEASE Int
Stree. Of 611 feet, and extending back ON Centre
Street lis feet. Drains laid in cement connect I, ne
cellars the premises with the common savers, d
anever falling well supplies excellent water. The
lot will be sold, with the brick and stone there, N,
out great Inducements to any one desiring capital
location for stores shops. Terms favorab 9. APP
ply to H. P. DEANE,
No. Capp's Block, Congress Street.
ADr;l 10. diff
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CHICAGO, H., May II.
Flour-irm and unchanged. Wheat inactive; No.
settled and opened at % tor No. and receded 10
co. Oats unsettled and dull at 65!c. Rye firm and
higher; sales at 56 q 81 for No. in store. Bar
ley unchanged. High Wines dull and nominal. Pro-
visions dull Cattle firm and steady. Live Hogs ac-
tive and firm at 80 q 90 for fair to good.
Receipts-50O bbls flour, II 900 bush. wheat 1913 900
bush. corn, $4,000 BUSH OATS 300 hogs. Shipmens
$500 bbls -four, 11,OO0 bush. wheat, 5000 bush.
coin, 1000 BUSH oats
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Wanted. f.5s
A YOUNG man that Is thoroughly acquainted
IA wi tn the CarrIa. Smith business. None need
to apply unless they are first class workm N.
Enquire OF JOHN STAPLES, JR.,
May f. d2w* North Yarmouth, NE.
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Cincinnati Markets.

CINCINNATI, May II.
Flour quiet. Wheat quiet and firm. Corn unset
tied and nominal; saes No mixed offered at 94c in
bulk and 05 sacked. Oats firm and unchanged at
" q 73c. Rye GO. Whiskey firm and scarce at q
firm at &c for shoulders and 1Oc for sides. Bacon
quiet at 81 @ Sc for shoulders and II for clear sides
Hams steady at 12a l3lc for plain and 15c for sugar
cured Lard advanced &c; sales 600 tierccs at 12sc
Exchange steady and unchangeI.
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Steamer at Public Auction.

ihiE commodious aud nearly new Stern Wheel
u Steamer FALCON, will lie sold at Public Auc-
! at Gus ON House Wharf, THURSDAY the 18th
INST, at II O'Clock A. NJ. Said steamer is 100 iee
iDg, - beet wide Including gaars.l a feet deep
1T OF wafer 80 inches. has two cylinders IA inch
ms ny y ieet stroke. Tubular Boiler. Also Force
VIII b ga ana Donkey hngine, and is in good oruer
apd inventory las large capacity Tor freight
The FALCON will be sold wiibo,t ros.,vo and
"I i Ios tspohement on account OF weather. ~
FOR further particulars enquire of
.. RUSS ~ STURDIVANT
Portland, May 7, 1857. S,feet, :,
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Farm fOT. Sale.

Situated In the Town of West
AEIA-A brook, on the Capic Pond road,
1EakewR about and a half miles from the
lh5 sI4 city. Containing about eight acres
A2sla@s9-of good having land, with large
garden spot ana fruit trees. On the premises are
good Dwelling, containing nine finished rooms ; good
Barn, WoodhOuse and Carriage House, all in good
order; also never-failing well of pure water A
desirable locati n for residence Terms easy
Apply to George R. Davis & Co., dealers in Real EB-
tate, No. Morton Block or
PHINNEY & JACKSON,
Commercial Street, Head of Browns Wharf
apI17dtf
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AUCTION SALES.
u. s. Mxrsh0l's Sale.

oSndrED STATES OF AMERICA
| ipasrklcr OF MAINE, S. s.
| II uisuant To an luterlocnt..
United states inc Hi Hon Edward Fox, Judge OF the
Dstflet OF N aine shall exGos mahih a"d ior the
1us1 AUCTION to the highest bi'lsr ir iSI saio
3lio"Ihs properly and merclandIsa :. GereIor, INC
%,1H SUI 1n5 District as follows viz .' i' anu
IN Portland, on WedneSdaT fLs 6n 70 EoTe street,
current, at Al ocIOek A. NJ: '"'''''"' adg q Nay
80 Gases OF Brandy.
= Cases OF Gin.
2S Kegs of Gin.
Barrel Spirits.
Case scotch whisIsey.
3 Cases MALT Whislscy.
boz. Champagne.
500 Lbs. Nutnsegs.
1O7 Lbs. Cloves.
81 Lbs. spice.
Tie same having been ordered to be sold and The
proceeds disposed vi according 10 law.
ated at Portland this eighth day of May, A. b
1867.
CHARLES CLARK,
nj IAafri of Aaip
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AFAU DE MAGNoLIA.---The prettiest thing the
Sweetest thing" and the most OF it Tor the least
money 1t oyercomes the Odor OF perspiration; soft
ems and adds 1elicacy 10 the skin is delightful per-
essary companion in the sick room, in the nursery
and np6n the toilet sideboard. 1t can be obtained
everywhere at one dollar per bottle.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists.
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New Orleans Markets..

s..tl NEW ORLEANS, May ii.
Cotton-active and higher; sales $500 bales; re-
ccipts, 367 bales; EXPORTS SAB bales Low Middlng
at 20 az 26c. Sugar and Molasses nominal and un-
changed. Sterling Exchange l46l a 1893. New York
sight Exchange "a premium.
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REAL ESTATE.
For Sale-CheaD!

INHAT very desirable lot of land situated on Pearl
i between Cumberland and Oxford Streets now
occupied by Mr. William Senter, as a garden. The
LOT has about 70 feet front and contains over COCO
square 1eet, making two OF the best house lots in
POI tland. Apply to VIM ,JERRIS
Nav H. 3w
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Pastry Cooks Situation Wanted.
A NY hotel keeper in want of a Pastry Cook, can
IA learn of an experienced one by addressing
MISS RACHEL MOXCEY,
may4 d3wA Cumberland East Me.
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WHAT DID IT? young lady returning to her
country nome after soioun ola few months in New
YORK. was hardly recognized by her friends. In place
OF rustic flushed face, she hal SOFT ruby complex
ION OF almost marble smoothness, ami instead of 20,
she used Aagans Magnolia Balm and would not be
without It. Any lady can improve her appearance
OF any druggist Tor 80 cents BIS - =
SARATOGA Spring Water, sold by al Druggists.
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Lot for Sale.

rJlHE lot on the northerly side of Deering Street
L adjoining the residence of Gen j. ID. Fessen-
den. Said lot is sixty-two feet front, one hundred
feet in depth, and bounded on the East side by a
street fifty ct in width, making it corner lot and
very desirable. Apply to
rs j. C. PROCTOR,
May 10. diff Real Estate Agent Middle St.
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FOR SALE!

g. A Desirable Square Brick House, ON
Hsi Spring street, between High and Park Streets
sAwith modern improvements, heated through
out by steampiped for gas with gas fixtures, good
stable-abundance OF hard and soft water in the
house. with about 10, 900 feet of land. e fsrsB
Inquire of JOHN G. PROCTOR
mar28-dtf -.[.tE ~ ri Mi
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The perley Farm at Auc,,o,

Portland, May Z, 1857. commercial street eel;
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NEW YORK-Ar 18th, bark Eagle, Cardenas-
sailed in company with bark Ii Holbrook, for Port
land; sch Il Howard, NIatanzas.
SP0KEN-May Q, lat 81 40, Ion 70 20, brig Harriet,
from Matanzas for Portland.
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"ln lifting the kettle from the fire scalded mysel
very severely-one hand almost to a crisp. The tor
ture was unbearabe. The Mexican Mus
tang Liniment relieved the pain almost immediate
1t healed sapidly and Lett very little scar .
CHAs. FOSTER, 40 Broad street, Philadelphia"
This Is merely sample OF what the Mustang Lini
nent will do. 1t is invaluable in ali cases OF wounds
swemgs sprains, cuts, bruises, spaybns, ETC., eithe
upon man or beast.
Beware or counterfeits. None is genuine unes.
wrapped III the steel-pate engrayings, bearing thu
signature OF e. w. WestbroOk, Chemist and the pTi
cafe stamp OF DEMIs BARNES s. Go, New York.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists
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Canadian Affairs,

QUEBEC, G. E., May II.
Advices have been received to put the vice
regal residence at SpencerwOod in order for
the early reception Of the Governor General