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Read the Certificates of Wholesale
Druggists In 1854.

Tie undersigned, having for many years been
acquainted with DR.. HARShALL's CATARRH
ana hEADAt III SNJtf, sold d. 10 our wholesale
trade, cheerfully state, that We believe it q he
equal, In every respect, to the recommen 20 lions
gwen Of u for the cure o. Catarrhal aflctious and
Kat II j. decidedly the best article se have ever
t.oun f.r al c,laHlcn diseases oI tie Head.
Burr 4 Ferry Boston, Barnes & Park New York
Reed. AUSTIN 4 Co. '. &. b. a D. sands
Brown, Lamson a Co. % Stephen Pau. q Co.
Reed, Cutler & Go. d" Israel Minor A 90
seth ". roVle. ." Mex essen 4 Euhhins
Wilson, Fairhans & CO." A. L ScoviIl & Go.
Henshag. kdnauds Com. Ward, Colse & Co. q
II. II. liay. Portland, Ae, Bush d Gale,
Flr sale by all Druggists. Try il.
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DO Better UOFE,

with LESS HOWER, is EASIER 20 OPERATE f1r both
team and DUR stronger Htre t4r4tfs, more sim
PIE, fsss likely % Hesi rtr airs, -f more s1sg re-
nlirst, and Is therefore sr1f9 tie machine for tie
farmer % buy.
The subscribers would respectfully call the at-eu-
ton Of Farmers Oh tine ioll1Fiu-- facts.
That the manufacture q Mauiuz Maclincs was
adopted by Us a. a permanent business in ISr0.-
That We have a shop and tools for that especial
business. That believing 10 true economy f.r you
20 buy as perfect a Machine rs
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Writins Desks Work Boxes, Towel eases Glove
and Hi'fk Boxes, Watch Stands. Dressing Cases
for La1ies and Gents. Black Walnut Brackets,
Bronzs.. Port Monies, nice Pans. Combs, Complu-
ions &C Nc.
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CLOCKS.
FANCY GOODS.

New stock Of and s day clocks, wood, marble
alabaster and iron cases.
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OF sale and use Of DR.. AlAESHALL-S CATARRH
and HEADACHE SNUFF, las proved its great
value Tor al the common diseases u lie Head and
az this n neut % stands higher than ever before
u is Tec' Mlnendcu by many Of the best phy ST.
clans, ana Is used with great success ana satisiac
ton everywhere.
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BANKING HOUSE OF
- I'll u e O KE a. IN

corner Wall q Nassau SITS. New York.
N connection with our house in PHILADELPHIA. and
"Asnins'on' we have opened . NEW YORK.
house at above location. and offer our service, 70
BANKS Bankers, and Investor, for the tr.u..ction
Oftheir business in this city. intending purchases
and saiss of6Ovsrnment Securities, Stocks. BONDS.
sna eoid, We are constantly represented q. tbs
o'0cA exchange and Gold Board. where order, sent
Us are promptly oiled. We keep on hand . ruN
supply Of
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES OF ALL ISSUES
buying And selling at current priess and l.llov,,
correspondents the most liberal r.te, M. -.
aaords.
Nay -dawiv. JAy cooru.co
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CoRREcrIoS.-It is due to Hon J ). Nor
rill to say that the record of the Congress
sional Globe, Of the vote on the suffrage bill,
from which we inferred that Mr. Morrill, was
absent or not voting, was Incorrect 50 tar a.
he was concerned. He voted for the bill j..
and the Journal shows his name recorded
properly in its favor.
or course no one has doubted NJ. Nor
rill's agreement with his colleagues, IN sup
port of the principles of the bill, which but
gives to the District the Vermont rule of
Suffrage; but We are glad to learn that
every vote Of Vermont WAS duly recorded IN
its favor.
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x 1 \ G > 5
PREPARED PRESCRIPTION,
CO.VSC.WPTEON,

Made from the Prescription Of Rev. CHAs E king
n n L. D. &C Is confidently presented 70 the
nnblie FOR the Prevention and Cure Of
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Improved Buckeye Mower
No. =.
-FOUR FEET -FOUR INCI cur.
BEST MATERIALS.

This sIaehinelis simple in construction, and is
built Of the
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,z<zs<zza .slhe wonderful progress OF Medical
- n EScience during the past SIR years only
~ Amakes Il. possible for the cOnsciention
~ EYE Physician 70 declare, now, that Consump-
W. son is a. certainly cured as InfermiffOEf
F,rsr and as certainly prevented as
naT -.r-ChaTles e. King, NJ d, LID. etc.
KINGS
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CHARMS.
.JEW ELRY,

CURIOUS, EsfBLEMATIC AND PRETTY.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
northumberland.
observation-disclosures

Hunfreps and thousands annually die premature
y. when, a. they WOULD give the Great French
RerpfrV
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CUTLERY.

Gold Silver steel, Rubber, Shell, Bone, Magnify
ing and Revolving Glasses.
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Gold Pens and Pencils.
SpectacIes a Eye Glasses

We have a new stock, the best in use and invii
a trial,
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grand gold medal, to the
BUCKEYE .Tg.ECHF.S'E
built BY Adriance, Plat tCo.

as the best Mower. The most prominent points OF
superiority shown in the Buckeye Machine were
perfection Of work in all kinds O. grass. and on
every variety Of surface, shtuess Of draft, ease OF
MANAGEMENT, perfection OF mechanical construction,
simplicity, strength and durability
The Portland daily press., 1867-02-22
Boston Stock List,
Brighton Market.

....I, if,1EI BRIGHTON, Feb. 20. .
Al market for the current week: Cattle 1888; Sheen
anu Lambs 4546; Swine,-; number O Western
Satte, 9os Eastern Cattle, "a; Working Oxen and
northern Cattle, 2o4; Cattle left over from last
PRICES. Beef Cattle Extra $13 % "a S1s 10: first
quality S12 so a $13 90; second quality $1l 90 Gg
Sl2 O0 third quality 80 81 $40 so P 100 lbs 1.-THE to-
tai weight of hides, tallOw and dressed beef
Country Hides "a sc " fb; Country Tallow, 7 "a
y " Id. = Ffs' n
q &c " fb. "' .
Lamb skins, 81 25 q 81 10 p Skin; Sheep Skins,
Gaf Skins, II "a zoe ~ fb. - ttfe f}s,f
hemarks-The quality Of the Western Cattle is bet
yer imam tose OF last week, there being good many
l9.s OF NICE BeeVes among them Prices remain I'M
changed from our last quotations. The trains from the
Yves, were all in early, and there was not much trade
uh Ilte IN the afternoon yesterday but before the
cose large portion OF the Western Beeyes were sold
them were Bceves -'"N'' anu "'os' VI
Stores.Nearly all the small Cattle that are bronobt
INTO market are sold for Beet. There ia bnt q f,y
Stores except Working Oxen and Mich Cows in mar,
ket. 5Nhsrf 9r'i - N'"e III mar
Working Oxen-Saes There is not a large sunnlv
ID marker ana good demand. We quoted sales at
per pair. - - s ~-'''
Mich Cows-Sales extra $50 a 800: ordinary sco
a S75; Store Cows $50 q $50. Prices of Milch Cows
depend altogether upon the fancy of the purchaser
Good Cows are scarce and sell quick
Sheep and Lambs-The supply of Sheep in market
is not large that Of last week Most OF the West
ern Sheep were taken at commission. We quote
sales of lots at 81, 81, z, u, s "a &c ~ ID.
Swine-NOne at market.
The Portland daily press., 1867-02-22
Partner Wanted.

AGENTS Wanted !!
lust OUT, Farragut and our Naval He
u r0es, by the brilliant and popular Historian, ].
T. eadly. This is the only work the Navy in the
War snd everybody is buying it..
GEORGE H. BLAKE,
GENERAL AGENT,
Feb1-3m Box 1927, Portland, Me.
The Portland daily press., 1867-02-22
Parliamentary Elections in
Northern Gernn0nu.
Suspension of the Writ of Habeas
Corpus i'm Ireland Prolonged.

-, LONDON, Feb. 20, Evening.
The Princess Alexandria has been confined
and has safely given birth to a!girl.
The war estimates, as presented in the minis
terial budget are largely increased over those
of the preceding year.
BERLIN, Feb 20, Evening
Reports from all portions of Northern Ger
many indicate that the liberals have carried
the Parliamentary elections
ATHENS, Feb. 20.
News has been received here that the Turk
Isl Gov rnment is about to send man-Of-war
in purs of the Greek ship Pannellenion, at
the lsla d of Gambia. An armed brig will be
dispatched from Greece to her assistance i
case of emergency.
LIVERPOOL, Feb II, Noon
Ship Southampton, Capt. Smithwick from
this port few days since for New York, went
on the rocks on the Irish coast near Belfast last
evening. Lt... ..g
LONDON, Feb. q, Noon.
The suspension of the writ of habeas corpus
in Ireland has been prolonged.
The Portland daily press., 1867-02-22
New York Market.

Cotton-heavy and fully 20 1c lower: sales i'1OO
bales; Middling uplands at 81.
tiour-actiye and q Zoe better; sales $500 bps..
state atf 90 @ II 30. Round hoop Ohio 10 70 "a IL So
10 90. 1890 s " " W
Wheat-zt9 &c better and active sales 81 200 bush
milwaukee No. 2 at "a a so; No. at 2 49,
Corn-Ic lower and active: sales of 128, 900 bush-
Mixed western at 06 q 107. Yellow Western AT on
5Sc. State at 66 a &c. " -
Lard-ffmer,
Whiskey-quiet and steady. ,.Tt} t4 s1Hf
Rice-in fair demand at 1Oi for Carolina
a 53c. nv" 0'oP' "'
Rosin at 4 12j a 90. " y ''
Petroleum-dull; sales of Grade at &c., Refined
bonded at oslo.
Ialiow-active; sales 215, 900 TBS at III "a 1lsc
Freights to Liverpool-without decided change.
The Portland daily press., 1867-02-22
Rank Notice,

yI,HE following the LIST and I'd Sections of an act
/ OF the Legislature, passed Feb 20, 1896:
"SEeTIoc l. In all cases where the liability of anv
spank in this State to redeem its bills would exnre
sin the year 1866 but for the provisions of this act
'1such liability shall be extended until the list ay Of
"March, 1861, except such banks as are now i'm the
''hands of the Receivers" WV
80 SECT 2 The Bank Commissioners shall publish
IN one or more newspapers nearest the place where
"a bank Ii situated, and in such other newspapers as
ney may see Mt, notice of the time when the LA
blity OF such bank will for the redemption OF
ITS oils said notice to be continued for three months
next before the time named therefor"
The liability of the following banks 10 redeem their
bills which would have expired the 1885, and
after the passage of this act is by tho first section
the act, extended until the lst day OF March, 100.
Augusta Bank at Augusta Long Reach Bank nn = D
Bath Bank, at Bath. Lewiston rams p Tawiistou.
Bank of Somerset, ,,, az +.
at Skowhegan. Marine Diu ~ hhamariscotta
Bank of Winthrop, aonI
at Winthrop. No at Hallowell.
Freemans Blk, at Augusta ,,5 Rank n -
Granite Bank, at Augusta.oahi' at Gardiner
International Bank o,o Rank nj Crono
U a. as u Skowhegan Bank,
kenduskeae AZ Bangor. at Skowhegan.
f Z. E. W E4as.SS' comn ss@s
! Nov %, 1856, hoz0uia~'"
The Portland daily press., 1867-02-22

NEW YORK, Feb q.
President Roberts has called a convention of
the Fenian Brotherhood of the State of New
York for the 9th inst, to meet in Utica; also
the Brotherhood of Illinois will meet on the
18th of March at Chicago
The Fenians of Pennsylvania will hold con-
vention early in April and State Conventions
o. the brotherhood will soon follow in the other
States.
IN, SAN FRANCISCO Feb. 20.
me ehlans held large and enthusiastic
meeung here last night. 1t was resolved to
earnestly cooperate with their Eastern breth-
rem to &C ieve the independence of Ireland
The Portland daily press., 1867-02-22
New Y0rIa Items.

NEW YORK, Feb. q.
The iron-clad Donderburg is to make her
three days WV
The aides of the Southern Relief Association
have re ocived thus far $4,000.
John Adams, Paymaster of the Harlem roll
road has disappeared. His accounts are short
from $4,000 to $4,000. o '-o''
Snow continued to fall heavily until about =
p. NJ. when it turned to a drizzling rain.
Tomorrow will be generally observed in this
city as a holiday. Business will be suspended
and the government offices, banks and insur-
ance offices will be closed
The board of Fire Insurance Companies
which has been in session here for two days adj
1ourned to-day after the transaction of much
important business effecting the interest of the
companies and insurers
The Portland daily press., 1867-02-22
Rebel Rule IN Kentascku.
Union Officers Ordered tn Iaovo
the state.
FRANKFORT, XIV, Feb.

~ Il FRANKFURT, Ky, Feb II,
The rebels in Boyle county recently sent let
tiers to Gen. Speed s. Fry, Capt Goodlac, Wei
hngtOn Harlan and the officers of the Freed
mems Bureau to leave the country under pen
atty of death. Application to Gen. Thomas
has been made for protection of Union men
against these rebel regulators Gen. FRY is the
officer popularity believed to have killed Zolli-
Golfer at Mill Springs in January, 1862. and
Wellington Harlan recruited the first COMPANY
of Union troops raised on Kentucky soil dur
ing the war Neither of them are extreme
IA dicals, politically, and their most nrohshIe
offence is their record during the war.
The Portland daily press., 1867-02-22
Notice.
For Sale.

Notice.
MIR. ANDREW j. CHASE retiros from cur firm
Ul from tins date. YEAION & HAIE.
Portland, Feb. 10, 1867. DIV
The Portland daily press., 1867-02-22

BosToE, Feb q.
Last evening man named Edward WEIGH,
90 years OF age fell from the fourth story of a
United States warehouse on Union wharf.
through scuttle to the ground floor and strik-
ing on his head was instantly killed. -. :,
M. b. Bailey, brakeman on the Old Colony
Railroad, and Henry Y. ellison, of the firm of
ellison & Walker, last manufacturers, both
died suddenly yesterday of heart disease.
Washington's birthday will be appropriately
observed in this city and vicinity. Very little
business will be transacted, the banks, Custom
House, &C., being closed Papers publish as
usual.
Quite severe snow storm prevails here this
evening; wind northeast.
At an adjourned meeting of the Southern
1ellef COMMITTEE, it was resolved that Mr..
aters, of the Advertiser, and Mr.. Greene, of
me fost, be requested to act as Treasurers, and
onat an appeal be made to the public as soon
as possible to contribute funds for the tempo
South. "o'''"'ioi' az 'A0
The Portland daily press., 1867-02-22
MEXICO.

GasGdalajarN Still Held by the
.a.. ..f Iaeperi0lists. Ira-ty
The Portland daily press., 1867-02-22
WASHINGTON.
Combinations by the Senate.
Sas7'r0tt in EEceILe7at Health

% ta. WASHINGTON, Feb. 81
Among the combinations by the Senate to-
day were Phineas j. Stone, for Assessor of the
9Th district of Massachusetts; Stephen Long
fellow, Collector of Customs at Machias, Me- /;
Postmasters John S. Foy, at Marlboro; Isaac
j. Burrill, at Roxbury; Josiah Pickett, at
Worcester; A. b. r. Sprague, Collector of In
chusetts. assf.
1t is said that Secretary McCulloch will
shortly issue circular notifying the public
that the Department is now ready to receive
and convert into $40 bonds the 7-3O bonds issu-
ed under the act of August, 1864, and due next
August, and pay interest thereon.
Surratt is in excellent health, and sleeps and
eats well He is closely guarded 1t is stated
that Messrs Bradley and Merrick have been
retained as his counsel, and yesterday Mr..
Bradley had an interview of some length with
him.
The Portland daily press., 1867-02-22
Commercial...per Gable,


I f,.,lauf f5s.s...s LIVERPOOL, Feb. 20, Evening.
. The Cotton market closed quiet; the sales to-day
were 5000 bales; Middling uplands quoted at14dE
Breadstufs : Wheat and Corn quiet. Provisions
Bacon mddles 43s tallow AS GIL for American; lard
Dos Sd. .PrOduce-Rosin, common Wilmington 9s Cd :
refined Pennsylvania and Canada White Petroleum.
Is Cd per gallon. IS Fs<.Fs as : III :
LONDON, FEB. 90, Evening
COnsOls for money closed at 9OS.
AMERICAN SECURITIES.-The following are the
closing prices of American securities: Erie Railway
shares So. Illinois Central shares Is ex-diy United
States b-20s 744. FsE@a ~ fa-
FRANKFORT, Feb 20, Evening.
United States $50 bonds closed this evening at
TIL.
PARIS, Feb. 90 Evening.
United States $40 bonds are quoted at 82s.
LONDON Feb. 21 Noon.
AMERICAN SECURITIEs,-The following are the
current quotations for American Securities: Illinois
Central Railroad Shares 7sa, ex-div. Erie Railroad
shares 3Sa. United States 5-20's "a
LIVERPOOL, Feb. % Noon
The Cotton market Is very dull, and price declined
3D.; estimated days sales 1900 bales; Mdllinc up-
lands at 1asd; Middling Orleans l4sd.
The Portland daily press., 1867-02-22
Cincinnati Mnrkess.

ma. M. CINCINNATI, Feb 2i.
Flour unchanged; sales of superfne 70 a, 10 rs
trade brands at II 30 q 10 60 fancy brands at IA 90 "a
No. Winter at 2 80: Corn in better demand, but
prices are unchanged sales No. shelled at Coo in ell
evatof, and "a @ 75c in sacks. Oats firmer and un-
zoe In bond Provisions duh but higher; mess pork
ATTY W Tor city and 10 l6 for country. Bulk meats
dull at "a "a 9ac and III for city and &c less tor coun
Try. Lard more active at 12c for prime CITY, Cheese
at l6gc. Butter sales central Ohio at % "a 3Oc-
Eggs IN better su ppy and declined to 1Oc Hay dull
at 10 W e 1900 Gold 1881. No changein the money
The Portland daily press., 1867-02-22
First Glass Houses for Sale.

WE offer for sale the eight first class brick houses.
w recently built by us, situated On Pine Street.
between Clark and Carleton Streets '''
These houses are thoroughly built with slate roof,
brick drains, and marble mantepieces Throughout -
BILE TERMS Apply at Onr office, No 27A Danf9rth st.
j. B. BROWN a. SONS,
or VIM II. JERRIS, Real Estate Agent, opposite the
Preble House.
October 16, 1866. dit
The Portland daily press., 1867-02-22
p - = Z.
SOUTH AMERICA
Disturbance between American En-
igrants in Brazil.
n..LE H1GATd 9
INDIAN TROUBLES ON THE
AMAZON.
,aaal9 bl4H, lGed uuilaiol
me RecOIutiOn In Mendoza

As... New YORK. Feb. 81
Auvlces from Rio Janeiro state that the ref.
free IN the case of the Roberts and Snyder
preach leaders, reported in favor of the former
an American invention for adoption by the
Brazilian army
disturbance has occurred between the en-
lgrants in Brazil from the United States. A
party of Northerners are said to have attacked
and attempted to burn saw mill belonging to
SOutherners
A rising of three hundred Indians is report-
ed ON the Amazon. Many people have been
killed, and several of the nearest settlements
destroyed.
The bombardment of Curupaity, Paraguay
by the Brazilian fleet is confirmed. The Par,
aguayan Notifications are armed with heavy
cannon, and the Brazilians have erected hat
teries, armed also with heavy cannon landed
from the fleet. NV 1n-'
Two thousand needle guns had been issued
to part of the Brazilian troops, and proved
very efhcacious to the skirmishers.
The allied army is now $4,000 strong. and
would within month receive 10000 additional
men. HMM IA ~ - $3.50 - =.
The revolution in Mendoza continued, 1.-THE
authorities are as yet unable to put it down.
General AsbOth, United States Minister at
Buenos Ayres, has offered his mediation to the
Argentine Congress, which was considered op-
PoiUuno' FtF u Hffttsltffs .tNttttttE .
The Portland daily press., 1867-02-22
THD DEFEAT OF MIRAMON CON.
FIRMED.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. q.
Later dates from the interior of Mexico state
that Corona had issued decree, in effect that
persons taking part with the Empire must
leave the State Of Jalisco within five days.
Guadalajara papers of the 23d ult, state that
the Imperialists still hold Guanajuato and its
vicinity. Some petty Liberal chiefs had gain
ed trifling advantages.
The Liberals were encamped twelve miles
from Vera Cruz.
WASHINGTON, Feb q.
Official news from Vera Cruz of the 10Th
inst, received to-day at the Mexican Legation,
confirms the report of the defeat of Miramon
by Gen. EscobadO, near the city of Sacatecas.
The Portland daily press., 1867-02-22
Chicago Markets,

,.,,k. ..- CHICAGO, Feb 81.
Flour steady and firm. Wheat firm; sales at 2 20
Tor No. and 964 a. 81 for No. 9. Corn active and
NO.; Oats more active closing firm at 39ta 4OIc
lor NO. in store. Provisions dull first class brands
OF mess pork are held at Is rs "a 10 90 Sweet pick
"a 12c. ssfiM Rff1S SIND > r. - -
Receipts-3,eOo bbls flour, 200 bush wheat 1900
1ns sn CORN 800 BUSH oats, 1000 hogs. Shipments
I,oOO Dds Hour, 400 BUSH wheat, and 1000 bush
The Portland daily press., 1867-02-22
Important if True,

NEW YORK, Feb q.
that Mr.. f. ?. Blair, Sr., has gone to Boston to
endeavor to induce Gov. Andrew to accent the
position of Secretary of State. The visit ia Inv
who favor universal suffrage and universal r arSs
nesty. ""i-
The Portland daily press., 1867-02-22
THE MARKET q.


,s,....-y.A .l,u -. NEW YORK, Feb. ,21.
money remained easy at theclose at a per cent.
On caiL Prime business paper passes at 81 "a per
cent Gold closed firm at 1881 Q0 1884, Governments
quiet and steady. Stocks frmer at the last omen
BOARD and closing generally ditto. Petroleum and
Whining shares strong to-day, but closed generally
The Portland daily press., 1867-02-22
CITY NOTICES.
CITY OF PORTLAND.
CITY OF PORTLAND.

WHEREAS j. A. Henderson and others have
w petitioned the City Council to lay out nes
Street or ublic Way in said City,-besinning at the
present northerly terminus OF Cedar Street and run
ming to low water mark in Back Cove; and whereas
sal petition was referred by the City Council July
2, 1866 to the gned for them to consider and
act upon, therefore
Notice is hereby given to all parties interest ID,
that the Joint Standing Committee of the City Coun-
ell on laying out new streets, will TO hear the
parties and view the proposed way the twenty
fifth day of February, 1867 at three O'Clock in the
afternoon at the northerly end Cedar Street. and
will then and there proceed deter adjudge
whether the pubic convenience requires said street
or way to be laid out. t .
Given under our hands on this eighteenth day Of
February, A. d. 1887 500 tf -.ruI i'ai'
AUG. K. STEVENS, | r
EDMUND PHINNEY, / Committee
10 AMBROSE GIDDINGS on
JOS. BRADFORD, I LAYING Out
ELIAS CHASE, Now Streets.
w. p. FILES, "I a4- BOT
The Portland daily press., 1867-02-22

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. q.
COtton-maiket weak and lower; sales 800 bales
Middilg at ale; receipts $3.50 bales the exports
were 1853 bales Sugars-lair at 13c. Molasses-fair
al Toe Sterling Exchange 147i. New York sight
Exchange &c discount. Freights UNCHANGED
The Portland daily press., 1867-02-22
City Of Portland.

= "I- C1vy Oh FOffI1DO.
WHEREAS, the City Council, by their order
wv passed February Is, 1867, directed the Com
mittee on Laying out and Widening Streets, to
straighten Congress street from Pearl to Franklin
street; therefore, - T
Notice hereby given to all parties interested that
the Joint Standing Committee of the City Council
laying out streets. will meet to hear the par
ties and view the proposed way the twenty -iiftl
day of February, 1861 at four O'Clock in tine after
noon, at the corner OF Pearl and Congress streets
and will then and there proceed to determine an,
audge whether the public convenience requires sal,
street or way to be laid out. ST..
Given under our hands on this eighteenth day O
February, A. D., 1867.
.... E ..| .a AUG. E. STEVENS,
EDMUND PHINNEY,
ID ii i.. AMBROSE GIDDINGs,
..f. #.tll.a. ... .ti Jos. BRADFORD,
ELIAS CHASE,
Z Do %. '.s- W. p FILES, 'f
Committee on Laying out and Widening Streets.
feb19dtd
The Portland daily press., 1867-02-22
Rio Janeiro NInrLe.s.

- ,slt a.-tl RI0 JANEIRO Feb. -.
There has been an animated demand for Ceffee at
Rio. Sales since last steamer TO- 0C0 bags al an adj
vance Of 100 a 2O0rees Crops accounts are untavor
able and will not be large as anticipated Receipts
limited Fine grades very scarce and stock reduced
to $4,000 bags. Superior, is quoted at 1000 a 1000
rees. II
The Portland daily press., 1867-02-22
wsrikingmen'~Con Convention at New Haven.

M NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, Feb. q.
The Workingmens State Convention meet
here tomorrow. A large number of delegates
are already here and the convention promises
to be full and able. 1t is doubtful whether anv
ticket will be put in nomination. -