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ATLANTIC MUTUAL,
Life Insurance Go.
ALBANY, n. Y.
KoBERT II. PRUYN, President,
JAMES IIENDRICK VIce Pr.s,dapl

stain ms Company organized under The laws Of tho
Ihs sn, t%fh with capital sIock of 81 600 OF
Denar,s m sioO 'OuO is deposited with he Insurance
snad o. New York. lee for all olicrs ~
pen, Hueu or as ADDlTloNAL SECURITY ior The pay.
rennr,o t an annie fund reserved aud annually
Lhe Company Tins Policy RESEI{VE Ei''y EIMiyy =.
ut!ermlhed by The Department. upou ,Le bass snch
than spn 'ae q, ne[GIl as has efeoro proved more
requs'lions have made Ihe life Insurance c,,', i'."'
., view YORK models for the world and Il Ins,romco
Department Of New York. thus cverywhrre ra.'
nlZcG. - "'cIe Iec"g-
The stability of all New York Co,o,,,.,o, t.o;...
% lhnS inily provided for. the ATLANTIC hiIriTAHH
IeIes Tor ITS share of confidence and suns,rI n','
soau and cconomlca! munagcmenl. and IL. G.ll. ~.
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THE MARKETS.

,vPt vPtHlLADEL PHIA MARKETs-For Rod
w neat ~ 21>@2.jO White Wheat s3I5C@
$3,t %H ~ Kye Is selling at SlGO(9I.G5 y bush
= eiow Corn, Sl.20(GL23. Oats SS(n 00c
Cotton 3OC93lc. per tb. '' 'o>s,'0c'
GOLD QUOTATIONS.. STOCK 30 e.
'lGLear @ q Son. Bankers, Wilmington, Del.
Quotations, July %. 1861. at 3 n,rlooL
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NOn-forfciturcS OF Pnlicins
POLICIES INCONTESTIHTE

@ "a" P"l"'cS lssncd by tins Company, are hv their
eInS '"o""e"'Me at the expiration Of seven years
guarding against the possibility Of loss hy lIii,.'
alter death, as Is lrcGncnIlu HE c,sn -e
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Prompt Payment of Losses.

Al losses are by the terms Of the policy made na,
able "nmdtahiy upon satisfactory rrooj ni I. 10y 10y
"o as Is usually tie case at tie expiration Of s1ty or
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TIE MOST POPULAR ESTABLISHMENT OF THE
KIND IN SMYRNA.
CAE%ES,
ConfoCtlOnerv

His stock of Confectionery has been newly sun.
Piled with the choicest brands oI both French and
Plain Candies.
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From Waslnin4lou.

w AShlN6ION, MAY y.
Assistant Secretary Chandler, after several
weeks absence for the benefit of his health,
has returned to Washington and resumed the
duties of his office. Chief Clerk West is again
at his desk, after severe attack of sickness.
The u. s. Supreme Court has ordered that
copies of orders, rules and forms in bankrupt
cy, or any of them to be established by the
Court, shall be published until ordered by the
Court.
The Court of Claims has had before it a
large number of claims for captured cotton,
involving vast sums of money. Elk Senator
Cowan is specially employed to defend the in
terests of the Government According to
law, redress can be had only through this
sons as can make due proof of loyalty. Hence,
questions are incidentally discussed as to the
status of claimants, during the late rebellion
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue has
decided that receipts for advances or deposits
of collaterals, to which it has been the custom
to affix two cent stamp, are instruments in
evidence OF an amount OF mOuey to be paid,
and as such, is liable to a stamp tax at the
same rate as promissory notes; and the Comp
troller of the Currency has directed all bank
examiners not to recognize such instruments
with two cent stamp only affixed as valid and
legal a
After the first of July, paymasters' regis
tered securities of the Government will be
Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Cincinnati,
Chicago, New Orleans, Charleston, st. Louis,
San Francisco, Buffalo and Pittsburg. The
last three cities have recently been selected.
Parties who desire to have their interest paid
at the above places are requested to give no.
tice at the Department.
The following is a copy of a dispatch receiv-
ed at headquarters of the army announcing
the safety of Fort Buford 3. ID r,
st. Louis, May 8.-Gen. Augur reports the ar
rival at Omaha of a citizen, who left Fort Bu-
ford April 16; Col. Rankin and the garrison
are all well. The report of the massacre origi-
mated in Chicago.
(Signed,) w. T. SHERMAN
To General U. 8. Grant.
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FROM RICHMOND.
Serious Riot betaCee2s Negroes
and Firemen.
Several Policemen badly Injured.

RICHMOND, Va. May Q.
A serious riot occurred in this city this even
ing. A large crowd of negroes gathered in
Garry street to witness a trial of the engines OF
the Richmond Fire Department and Whining
ton, Del, fire company. A fight took place,
and a negro was arrested; mobs of negroes
rescued him, but he was again captured. Upon
arriving at the station house, the negro mob
again rescued him, throwing paving stones at
the police. Capt. Jenkins, of the police, two
sergeants and one private were injured, two
seriously. By this time the mob had swelled
to nearly 1000 blacks. Gen. ScLofeld sent up
company of the 18th Regiment and came on
the ground himself. He spoke to the mob,
commanding them to disperse, but the order
was disobeyed; the soldiers then charged bay
onets and drove them away. More soldiers
were sent to the station house after night and
the riot is not likely to be renewed. During
the progress of the riot the mob surrounded a
house in which a white boy had taken refuge,
and clamored for him until he came out, when
the police took him in CHARGE. The negroes
said he had a slun0 shot .t
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New York Market,

B..Isf, .... NEW YORK, May o.
Cotton-drm; sales 1000 bales; Middling uliands Mt
&c. -..' - : -i''''''' -
Flour-1O a zoe higher; sales $500 bbls State at
II 81 q 1905 round hoop Ohio at - 10 "a lG co. West
IL So az 10 65 Southern at Ii 80 a 10 co. Caifor-
mia active and firm sales 1900 bbs and sacks at 1G IS
a IT 90. r. lYtlLBlLll1 IT 80 At1
Wheat-quiet sales 81 800 BUSH. Chicago Spring
No. 9 at 2 20; Milwaukee No. at rs "a 2 so.
Corn-2 a &c lower; sales $4,000 bush; old Mixed
Western at So; new do at 20 q q; White West
ern 26B. Il ~ HtflhG F>t.B,AGA
oats-lc better sales 5000 bush; State 80 q soc;
Western &c a SSc. . .....e.. ...T--l
Beef-frm. 81 tilt 10 ff t.'.e ft--
Pork-heavy; sales new mess at % 90.
LardLhrmer; sales at 12s q 1899. ...,.. 2 IL
Whiskey-quiet. - - sd ti'f d d
Rice-dull rN|t IfJstt
Sugars-dull. .f.+ iI..-
Coffee-quiet but firm tiDi.s
M0lasses-quiet. fllI
Oils-tirm; Lnseed at IS On ~ 41tlg
Petroeum-steady. 4'7 OTO'
Tallow--steady at III a 114c
Freghts to Lverpool-frmer Corn ner stsomor q
a Gid. f.tr = 70 ~'SSAAAsA
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For SuLe or Lease.

OF on Corner of Fore and Pearl streets, opposii c.
IL the new Custom House site; is about nineteen
feet ON Fore and about ninety EIGHT on Pearl being
leased If not Sold - w.
Apply to ., 1II-4t A. f. CHJsUorAfl .r7 b
Apr26eod4w. ,.. -Ei-.s.', SAGE Mo,;ne
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LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE
PORTLAND DAILY PRESS.
-' 49,.
Friday Morning, May 10, 1867.
EUROPE. '-E
The London Peace CONFER
e1lce.
WARLIKE RUMORS.

LONDON, May 8-Evening.
Reports from Warsaw state that the Russian
Government is concentrating troops and mu-
nitions of war in the province of Poland
The Herald has the following:- .
London, May 8.-The Peace Congress met
yesterday. The names of the plenpote ntiaries
are as follows:-England, Lord Stanley, Presi-
dent; France, Prince de la Eau Auvergne;
Prussia, Count Bemstroff; Austria, Count Ap-
poinye; Russia, Baron Brunow; Italy, Marquis
d Azzlo; Luxembure, Baron de TOrnace; Bel
gium M. Van de Weyer; Netherlands, Baron,
Bentinell. The proceedings are secret. ms
much, however, is known, that France IS will
ing to accept the dismantling OF the fortress SO
that it will not remain menace. Prussia Will
not consent to this unless all the POWERS give
a guarantee of settlement, which would bind
them to engage in q war againrt the future de-
signs of France or Prussia in case they sought
ACKNOWLEDGMENT in this direction. England
hestates to give guarantee, and the session
adjourned to enable the Representatives to re-
cefve telegraphic instructions from their re-
spective Governments. In the meantime war
preparations are proceeding on both sides
France is buying arms both in England and
Spain, and the Prussian troops of the regular
army are being held in readiness to support
the garrison at Luxembourg. Bismarck de-
clares the situation now more serious than ever
before. Russia is converting muskets into
breech-loaders. f-u
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Chicago Markets,

Flour-better grades in fair demand; Spring extra
10 90 e1 IA 50. Wheat quiet, firm and advanced "a
2c sales at GO a TO- closing inactive at 26S Corn
less active No. at G5f a. 65I. closing dull at O5J
No. 80 az 90. Oats less active; No. at 20. Bar
ley unsettled; No. in store at 81 q 81. Provisions
neglected Cattle dull at decline of 2Jc; common
Cows 600 "a so; good Steers 100 a. s7i; good to
choice 90 s ~; live Hogs steady at 40 "a 90 for
fair to best; Sheep fairly active ut 70 a. So
Recepts-4,5OO bbls Hour, 5000 bush. wheat, 20, :
600 bush corn, 900 bush. oats, 4,500 hogs. Ship
ments-G00 bbls. Hour, 900 bush wheat n 900 bush
com. IL 900 bush. oats. '
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= IT II---T 100 -I|T ] LONDON, May 8-Evenlng.
Consols are closed steady at OF for money
AMERICAN SECURIrIES-The following are the
current quotations for American securities: United
States 5-20s7lt Illinois Central Railroad shares 74i
Erie Railroad shares 40a. - |t
LIVERPOOL, May S-Evening.
Cotton--the decline in prices continues and the
market closed weak. The following are the authoriz-
ed quotations.: Middlng uplands lid; Mid,iling Or
leans lid; sales $1,000 bales. Breadstuffs- Corn
closed at ASS "a Cd per quarter for Mixed Western
Barley 4s Cd per 60 ibs Oats IS I'd per As fbs Peas
As; Wheat unchanged. Provisions-1he market is
quiet; Beef declined to 1865 per Dbl; extra prime
Mess Pork 77s Cd Lard advanced to g Cd per cwt
American Bacon sos; Cheese COS. ProduceEAmeri,
can Tallow has declined to As sd; Resin-common
Wilmington 6s Cd fine American 13s; Spirits Tur-
pentne 35s Sd; Ashes-Pous SIS; Petroleum spirits
lid; refined Is 2ad per gallon. tHae
ia Psi LONDON, May 8-Evening.
Sugar steady; sales at 24s per cwt for No 70 Dutch
standard Iron is rmer; Scotch Pig OBS per ton, for
mixed numbers. Other articles unchanged
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-05-10
From Havana.

% 10 HAVANA, May 4. .
Nothing of Importance has transpired here
since the sailing of the last steamer
The case of the Ocean Home is still unset
tied. The Spanish authorities continue to de-
tain the vessel at an expense of $50 per diem,
and this is the 18th day of detention They
also claim a fine of ST., 500. Our Consul Gen
eral, Mr.. Savage, most energetically protested
against this and endeavored to have the matter
settled. ti-'..l +. 80 49,
A meeting has been called of the importers
to discuss the impending tariff, and also the
financial condition of grocers. Manv heavy
failures have taken place lately and more are
daily expected. if'
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FORTRESS MONROE, May 9.
Ex-President Pierce arrived here this morn
ing. His visit is regarded as having some i'm
pOrtant connection with the trial of JEFF Davis
CLEVELAND, Ohio, May 9.
"A COLLISION occurred between two trains on
the Bellefontaine & Indianapolis Railroad,
near Degraff, Ohio, last night. Two engineers
and one fireman were killed. and two others
injured.
ROCHESTER,, N Y. May g.
Goods in the basement of the dry goods store
OF L. Bier, No. 81 State street, were damaged
by fire and water last night to the extent of
several thousand dollars. Covered by insur-
ance.
- BALTIMORE, May o.
The case against John H. Rogers, indicted
Jointly with S. HI. Wertz, for embezzling the
funds of the National Merchants Bank, was
concluded to-day in the u. s. Circuit Cour t,
and given to the jury with instructions to
bring in sealed verdict tomorrow morning.
NEW ORLEANS, May 9.
Gen. Sheridan has issued an order extend
ing the time for registration to the 21st.
LITTLEToN, n H., May o.
The Grand Lodge of the Independent Or
der of Good Templars closed their second
seml-annual session here, yesterday. The Or
der has increased fifty per cent during the
past six months. The number of members is
5000. ,,,,..s ~ .-t.-t .....-r
~ EAsTON, Pa, Mays
The Delaware river has risen twenty -four
feet and is now at a stand. The Lehigh river
is falling. No damage, except the loss Of few
RATS, has yet been reported. The Delaware di-
vision of the canal is under water, and the
damage cannot yet be estimated. a. IA ~ I
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-05-10
Anniversary Of the American bible So
ciefy. l.,

NEW YORK, May ".
The American Bible Society held its 5lst an
niversary meeting in Steinway Hall this morn
ing. After devotional exercises, the annual re-
ports were presented, which show new auxil-
laries recognized 155; life directors constituted
1874; life members 1893; receipts from all
sources 1874 ,OS9.14; of which there were from
sales $431 ,658S8; from congregational collec-
tons, donations Of auxillaries and Individuals
$174,85536; from legacies $1O5 971 .96 from rents
of stores and offices in the Bible house$21 6O6.-
"a. Books printed at the Bible house during
the year 935, 1853 volumes, and in foreign coun-
tries 313, $50, making a total of ,249,318 There
have also been purchased abroad at the ex-
pense Of this Society, for foreign distribution,
Al 1874 volumes, of which 3027 were bibles, z $40
testaments and 0,557 parts of bibles. Books
issued from the Bible house 1,106,354; value
$525. S33.75, viz: 324 ,215 Bibles 640.625 testa-
ments, 51O73 portions of scripture, 424 volumes
for the blind and II reprints of the annual re-
ports. In foreign countries the issues and cir
culaton amounted to 241 ,6O6 volumes, besides
IL, 526 sent abroad from the Bible house. The
books printed and purchased and circulated
abroad were in about forty languages and dia-
1ects. Total issues and circulatiOns, domestic
and foreign, during the year /, 257 $50 volumes;
books sold from the depository 843,l77 volumes,
valued at $443;3S7.8S. .8r9t 80
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-05-10

g TEETH TEETH TEETH!
Ordinance Against Dogs.

Gee. mo dog shall be permitted 10 % Mt large
~ or loose in any street, lane, alley court,
eied way or in any nelosed or public place in this
city, until the owner or keeper such dog or the
head OF the family the keeper Of the house store,
shop office, or other place where such dog is kept
harbored, shall have paid to the City Marshal two
dollars tor license for such dog TO 20 at large.
SIC, LIN case any dog shall be found hos or go
in9 at large contrary to any of The foregoing royis-
ions, the keeper thereof the head Of the
family keeper of the house, store, shop, office, or
other place where such dog kept or harDored shall
forfeit and pay a sum not exceeding ten dollars. a
~ All persons are hereby notified that shall cause
all dogs to be destroyed which shall be found at large
within the city, in violation Of the above ordinance,
unless the owner or keeper shall have procured IL
eense ON or before the Goth day of May.
IN .diUa 81" ~ j. S. HEAD, City MARSHAL
oMarshals Office, MAY 1, 1867. May 3. d3w
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MEMPHIS, Tenn, May g.
A fire broke out in a billiard room this morn
ing at two o'clock, in the navy yard building
occupied by the 10th Infantry as a barracks.
Notwithstanding the efforts OF the soldiers, the
fire spread rapidly, destroying the quarter
masters store rooms and rooms occupied by
four companies. Col. Swaine, commander,
and his wife, narrowly escaped with their
lives. His niece, Miss Mary Ennis, is 50 badly
Smith, private of Co. I, was killed by box
Of ammunition falling on him. Loss fully
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-05-10
Manufacturers Oonvcntiou.

SOD a4ai NEW YORK, Mays.
A Convention of Manufacturers was held at
the Astor House yesterday, to discuss the con-
dition of the industrial resources of the coun-
try. Peter Cooper was chosen President, and
made a speech of some length. Remarks
were also made by Horace Greeley, Gov. Pier
pcnt of Virginia, and others. - ." l.th'4
Resolutions favoring protection to the man.
ufacturing interests and harmony between the
representatives of labor and capital were
adopted. is- ''lUEi
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~. Louis Markets.

-----.I ST. LOUIS, NO., May 9.
low grades are heavy. Flour firm and unchanged.
Wheat firm choice Fall higher; Spring at 275; good
to prime Fall 80 e 80; choice $50. Corn declin-
ing; sales at IA q Ii for Yellow; White 1 lG q
Is. Oats easier at 81 q 81. Rye at so q co.
Provisions dull Mess Pork at % 80 q % 62a; Bacon
&c; clear sides 12t canvassed sugar cur
ed Hams l53c Lard at 1Z for choice kettle rendered.
but generally held at 122c. Whiskey heavy.
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Two Lots Mt &27k Each

Two Lots at $275 Each
r COATED at Ferry Village, Cape Elizabeth
~ These lots are pleasantly located. Size of each
80 by SO feet. Apply TO
April 20. 3w W. H. JERRIS.
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QUEBEC, c. E., Mays 9.
The armed Government schooner La Cana
denne is being fitted out for cruise in the
Gulf of st. Lawrence for protection of the fish
cries.
OTTAWA, Canada May 0.
1t is understood that the Queens prociama-
ton creating the dominion of Canada and APP
pointing members of the Senate will shortly
week in July when Lord MOnck will be sworn
in First Viceroy or Governor General. Then
Will follow the appointment of Privy Counsel
Tors, four Lieutenant Governors and the gem
erai organization of confederate and local gov
ernments. The elections will nrobablv not
take place before August or September.
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-, OF. LOUIE. Mav 3.
scaffold in front Of the Lindel Hotel, used I'M
taking down the walls of that building, broke
to-day and precipitated four men from the 9Th
story to the pavement, instantly killing John
Manyatti, fatally wounding George Nicholas,
and badly wounding two Others ,' ?" :,
The number Of Steamboat arrivals at this
port for the year ending to-day was $500; ton
mage, 1,052 ,s581. ''i.,t. ~, ,fs,n :, -I-''l-
Hon. Samuel s. Marshall member of Con-
his residence at McLeansborough a few DAYS
aDO w ["
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ATWELL & CO., IqA
AdVertisi3ag az gents q!
NO, IVA MIDDLE STREET,, !

.lIallUti Al Notice. ] DduHILU 7
NOTICE is hereby given that SEWALL C.
IN CHASE, of Portland, in the County of Cumber-
land and State OF Maine, did the twenty sixth day
otApril D., one thousand eight hundreds and sixty
his property, real and personal not exempted by law
from attachment, for the benefit such of his cred
itors mav alter notice provided in the Statutes
Of this State, become rites to said gnment, in
proportion to the amount Oftheir respective claims
and three months are allowed to all creditors to be-
parties to said assignment, which may be found
at the office of the subscriber No. Clapp's Block,
Congress st, Portland
HENRY P. DEANE, Assignee. (
Portland, May Z, 1867. maySd4wis
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Havana Market. b..
(By Western Union Telegraph, Branch Ofice).

-.-.. -.-... ....4r.f V--. HAVANA, May 4.
Sugars-more active on account of the late advices
from abroad, and higher rates OF exchange; sales
principally OF low medium grades on general basis
Of 81 e rails for No. IL Molasses--no important
At Matanzas the demand is sustained, holders pre-
tending to higher prices; sales OF clayed have been
made at 81 a 81 rails; Muscovado is quoted at ST
Lumber3iftle doing; s26 q S1 BOX shocks
market heavily supplied; nominal ats a rs. Hoops
Light demand; SOC % for long shaved; 40 q As Tor
short; hid hoops abundant and dull at 50 SO q So 25
sugar shocks 1925 a SO 30. Freights-iess active; ;
north OF Hatteras brig Don QuiAoe, at Remedios,
less than last report; Belle of the Bay, do; w ID
Bickmore, Sagua, u; Keystone, do. same rate; sch
Americas, Sierra Morena, nOlasses ST. closing rices
at ,outports: Sugar u; MOlasses Al @5. Exchange
not active; 80 discount ON 50 days.
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The Iadian Warden. Iancock's Expe-
diaion.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, May 8.
The Democrats correspondent with the In
dian expedition says Gen. Hancock has not
crossed the Arkansas river into the Indian
country, in consequence of the absence of Gen.
Custar's cavalry, the most effective part of his
force, and will soon start for Fort Hayes, thence
to Fort Hooper, where the expedition will be
terminated, and the force comprising it sent to
Forts Lyon, Dodge, Learned and Hayes. A
new fort will be built at Monument Station
and an efficient garrison stationed there. A
council with several Arrapahoe chiefs at Fort
Dodge on the 18th ult resulted in declaration
of peace on the part of the Indians, and a
promi.e to return twenty-five mules taken by
them from the putin"
The encampment of Kiowas below the Ar
kansas river manifest q restless and defiant at
titude.
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F EIt1 III = = ~ - G-
II III e MI A 10 X Il 4 q.


New YORK. May 9-6P.M
The PLETHORA OF money continues; call loans range
cent. Foreign Exchange firm at 1921 but little do
ing. Cotton bills are slow of sale. Gold quiet and
the lowest point of the day. Mining shares dun and
lower The business at the Sub Treasury to-day was
as follows: Receipts, 81, ,l39; payments, si,a55-
020 balance, $1l9 233 l39. The receipts nclu ie far
customs I26S, 900; gold notes Sh4 Qll -
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The Best Bargain i'm Portland.
Farm for Sale.

A good two and half story house, with four
IA and half acres of land, situated in Cape Eliza
beth, three miles from Portland and half mile east
of the Reform School. The house has eleven finish
ed rooms. This property will be sold on favorable
terms, and is very pleasantly and conveniently oca
ed for a country residence for gentleman doing
business in this city. Apply to ...-l
w. II. JERRIS,
apr24d3ws Real Estate Agent, Portland.
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l.OdgerS Wanted.

1.-TWO Gentlemen dodgers The room is on the sec
" ond floor, fronts on the street, and web fur
mshed. Nv tsa galsfaSiI. n0rE iao,il a1tW
Apply at this Office between the hours OF and Q
p. NJ -. --.5..I,-..i 49, N MAJ q. n
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For Sale.

TINE fine large lot at the corner of Pleasant and
Il Centre Streets. Said lot has front on Plea SAINT
Street of GIL feet, and extending back on Centre
Street lis feet. Drains laid in cement connect the
cellars on the premises with the common wers and
anever falling well supplies excellent water. The
lot will be sold, with the brick and stone thereon
and gas piping in cellars. As corner lot, it holds
out great inducements to any one desiring capital
location for stores or shops. Terms favorab APP
ply to II. p. DEANE,
No. Clapp's Block, Congress Street.