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The Portland daily press., 1867-12-13
STATE OF MAINE.

CUMBERLAND, ss,-At the Supreme Judicial Court,
begun and held at Portland, within and for said
County of Cumberland, on the second Tuesday of
October, Ammo Domini, 1867, =
Upon the foregoing, libel Ordered, that the libel
liant give notice to toe said William b. Patterson, to
appear before the Justices Of our Supreme judicial
Court to be holden at Portland, within and for the
county of Cumberland on the second Tuesday of
Jan. next by publishing an attested copy of sid liz
BEL and this order thereon, three weeks successive
ly in the Maine State Press, newspaper printed in
Portland, in said County of Cumber and, the last
publication to be thirty days at least before the sit
ng OF slid Court that he may then and there in
the pray er of said libeant should not be granted.
ATTEST: ID. W. FEssENDEN, Clerk.
true copy Of tie libel and order OF Court thereon
Attest: d W. FE-sESDES, CLERK.
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ADDITIONAL LIST OF KILLED BY THE RAIL-
ROED DISASTER.

ADDITIONAL LIST OF KILLED BY THE RAIL
RoED DISASTER.
MONTPELIER, Dec IL.
Among the killed by the Mortified disaster
yesterday, the follow ing are additional names:
Patrick Calvin, North1eld; Gal Sweet, Hunt
ington; Thomas Conley, Cranky; Samuel
Parker, GraIby; Abner Darby, Alburgh; John
Conley, CRANKY.
Stephen Horner, previously reported injur-
ed, has since died. GeoIge Randall, of North
field, was in critical condition last evening.
rhe list of injured amounts to over forty names.
me number killed is a little less than was re-
up to this time. The real cause of the disaster
and ~, 70 be the subject of earnest inquiry,
Inv soraa t will be held to-day 1t is stated
and tbat Iii az. 'Ie engine became unmanagable,
fault. therefore, WAS no0 az
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Foreign Markets

FRANKFORT. Dec. 1l-Evening United States
5-20's quoted at 751.
LIVERPOOL, Dec 1l-Evening market
closed dull and heavy. There but little anima-
ton during the after part of the day. The sales
amounted to 1000 bales. American declined Ad
The following are the quotations: -MiddIing uplands
I'D; Middlng Orleans I'D B eadstuffs-The mar
ket closed very dull and prices are unchanged.
LONDON. Dec. INSTRUMENTATION securities
United States 52Os 70; Illinois Central shares S95;
Erie shares 4s2.
LONDON, Dec 12-1.2O P. M.-Consols declined to
80 1916 for money.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 12-1.20 p. M.-Cotton-rather
doing; sales will reach 5000 bales; market dull
Breadstuffs quiet. Lard advanced to Sos. Ia low
declined TO AIS. Linseed Oil declined to Esq., Sugar
quiet.
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z. IN. PATTEN e. co., AuetiOneers
OFFICE EXCHANGE ST.
Assignees Sale.

ASSlgneeS Sale.
TJ,HE Undersigned assignee in Bankruptcy of tbs
tsia'e OF Joseph Levy, will sell at Public Auc-
ton Friday Dec. goth, at 10 A. NJ at the room OF
f. NJ Patton & Co., Auctioneers, stock OF goods
belonging to said Estate insisting IN part as fol-
lows; VIZ, Cassimeres. Doeskins MeltCns, Pilots,
Chinchillas, TrieoeS, Broadcoths, Vestings, Drill
ing, Hollands Silesias, Flannels BeddiDgs, Jeans,
Suspenders, Gloves, Socks. COm1orters, lies sc.
Also, Froek Sack and OTer Goats, Doerskin, CASH
meres and Satfinet Pants, lks Saun, Valencia and
and Cotton Shirts, with variety of other goods,
may be examined afternoon previous 10 sale. .'
o. +. SHEPHERD, Assignee.
Portland Dec. G. . dec7-dtd
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Best Yellow Meal
GREEN0UGH, MoOALLAR & co.,
Manufacturers and Jobbers of
"a ats, Caps, Gloves,
Umbrellas, Bufa and Fancy Rob s,
No. 81 Middle Street, Casco Bank Block,
Portland.
November IL WITT
sherif's Sale.

p CUMBERLAND, IS. ste .a-s .e
FTAKEN on execution and will be sold at public
n a,cI1n NO on saturday, the eleventhday of Janu
airy, "A ~ iSoo, az Ten o'clock the forenoon at the
Sme, mrs ONCE IN the city of Portland, in said county
all the right title and interest whether in equity to
reee IN or olnerwse, which James E. Harris has or
ad on the thirteenth day of February, d. 1866, at
O'Clock and hve minutes in the afternoon, and on
t9e seventh day OF March, "A d S66, being The time
OF tne at,achments of the same in the original writ
III tne loiowng described parcel OF Real Estate in
sal fortand TO witt All that Ger tain parcel of land
sltuted on the eastern side ofCanton ST. Get. in Port
lanu aioresalu Deing the same conveyed by William
" Inoinas 70 SAID Harris by deed dated July21,
1900, recorded In Registry OF Deeds in Cumberland
County, BOOK 3i page 1888 to which reference is to be
maue or more i9tl description together with all said
Harris rignt e and INTEREST," any buildings there
on sad sale being for the purpose OF securing the
payment o. ana enforcing and satisfying lien on
sad premises as viii more tully appear by reference
TO the Judgment and execution which issued there
on, had and obtained by Samuel w. dow against
SAID Harris az the October re M A D 1867 of the
ourLenie . uu lic onrt, Cumberland County.
Inc ABOVE described premises being sub ect to a
moItstsS y WIIii,,m w. Thomas, recorded IN Cum-
berland registry OF Deeds book $50, page $50 given
10 secure the payment of thirteen hundred and fifty
dollars as folows: One hundred dc liars year for
nine years, and four hundred and fifty dollars ten
Years from date with interest on said sums quarter
yearly. M0rigase dated July p, 1865.
Dated at Portland this 9th 1ay OF December A. d.
1867. EN-. PERRY,
dc6d1tw3w Dept Sheriff.
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-. Wanted, Wanted! -.
FARMERS LWmbermen, Merchauics. orony other
L man. wanting )od men this winter to chop cord
mood, or to do any kind of work, find them at
this office Atso all persons wishing good girls for
Homework hotels, saloons, stores, Sc, tnd them
here at short notice. A. j. COX q CO..
Employ ment and General Business Agents, No. 351s
Congress Street.
November 25. diff
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@ O NJ Nj f. CIAL


NEW YORK, Dec. 12-6P. M,-Money Is working
easier; call loans q per cent. Discounts little
easier at previous rates. Gold heavy throughout
the day with continued pressure TO SELL touching
l33 but subsequently recovered fraction closing at
1881 Foreign Exchange firm; prime bankers sterl-
ing quoted at 119t "a 1104 Government securities
were nominal at the close. Stocks closed steady but
fraction lower. Balance in the Sub-Treasury to-
day Sl04. 500. 0cO.
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REAT BILLIARD. MATCH.

NEW YORK, Dec. II.
A Montreal special states that the fifteenth
match for the champions cue was played in
Mechanics Hall here tonight, between Joseph
Dion and John McDevitt, of New York. me
betting was at first ten to eight, and fnally
ten to seven on Dion. Dion led througnou5,
sometimes by 800 points. When DION mad
mape 1926 McMevitt tied him, but the former
again went away with the lead until he
reached lass. when he missed, and McDevitt
run out with a break of 1913, winning by 70
points amid the widest excitement. McDe-
Wits runs were 113, 1s1, 1872, 12S. Dion's were
800 30 LEY,
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ON THURSDAY, December 26th, at o'clock p.
I'm. we shall offer for sale on the premises, the
premises, the yau able lot OF land with the build
ings thereon, on Park street, house No So 1t is a
two and half story Brick House Ihorou .hly and
faithfully built, and is finished from the garrett to
cellqr. 1t has ten finished rooms and basement
in the rear, eisterns nltering, and barrel
drain running the whole depth o. the mouse; wood
shed, stable, AMI excellent well of water in the
yard. 1t is pleasantly and centrally located, and In
very desirable nei2hb rhood. The lot is about
thrty-six fee on Park Street, and running back ON
the soutD- asterly line about hundred aud thr-
ty-one Get. A gOd house Tor occupancy or invest
ment. Title clear. Pc session given Immediately.
House can be examined betw the hours of II and
8 on Monday anti Tuesday previous sale, For
plan of lot and further Tticulars, pie Sc call on
Henry Willis, 81 Exchange street, or On tie A1c-
tIoneer. j. BAILEY
December 10. dtd
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Il. m. PATTEN IL CO.. AucfioneeI,.
f OFFICE EXCHANGE STREET,

I'm SATURDAY, December 14th, at 10 o'clock A.
" NJ. will be soil sure, reservation, to close
kinds Furniture, Beds and Bedding, Dry Goods and
Clothing, Groceries, &c &c., tie closing up OF con-
signments for the year 1867. There will he post
pInenent for weather. Please look at the goods on
Friday afternoon.
FIty-six plirs Of White and Color ID Blankets.
Decsmher u. did
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A Card.
True and no Mistake.

GENTLEMEN Differ in opinion respecting the
u promotion of Temperance, whether Prohibition
or License Law IS the mo feasible. but the Ladies
tell me there IL but One Opinion among them that
the Handsomest lot OF Christmas Presents is 10 be
found at the store CT r.H .f..
ID -a. ..l W. d. ROBINSON.
Dec 9-eod till dc % Az Exchange st
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#. o. BAILEY, Anc,ioneer.
Assignee's Sale.

'H'HE unCe signed, Assignee in Bankruptcy of the
4 estate OF Joseph Levy, will sell at Public Aue-
ton, on WEDNESDAY, Die smber 18Th. at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, at the store of f. o. Bailey, No. 1863 Fore
Street. variety OF g0ods belonging to said estate
IN part as follows, viz CashmeIets, Cassimeres
Doeskins, Coatiugs, Broadeoths, Tricos, Silcsias,
Innings, Walding, anvas, Shirts and Drawers,
Gloves, Suspenders Ties, Collars Comforters, Over
alls, Mittens, Hosiery, Bosoms, Over and Under
Coats. Pants, Vests, &c. Also. a lot OF Tailor's
Trimmings, Fancy Goods, Chairs, Press, Table, Show
Case, Mirror, DISK, &c.
o. P. SHEPHERD, Assignee.
Portland. Me Dee 7 1867 dfd
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TO LET.

THE brick and wooden building occupied by
Messrs. Davis, Baxter s. Co., on Richardson's
Wharf.
Terms liberal, possession given first December
For further particulars enquire of
K. e. UPHAM,
Oct 23-dtf .q- 1913 Commercial st.
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Farm for Sale.

A asr~~ In, Gray of 100 acres, 16 miles from
GE&,b PORTLAND, 1-2 mile from meetings,
M mills, store and school, heavily wood
~ ed, well watered well divided, pleas
;-.antly situated. Buildings one story
house. WOOD house and barn that cost $1,000 IN 57.
hne sairy Iar and will be sold at bargain, togeth-
er Mitha wood lot and pasture adjoining and thirty
acres OF good inervale mile away, it desired. In
qure 81 X. A. ALLEN, near the promises OF of tie
eral. ..f.- -r5- - BFNJ ADAMS
Aug 16, 1867. WITT
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SheriH'S Sale.

CUMBERLAND, IS.
fINAKEN on execution and will be sold at public
Il auction on Saturday, the eleventh day of Janu-
ary, A. ID. 1885, at O'Clock in the afternoon, at the
Sherifs Office, in the city of Portland in said coun
ty, all the right in equity which Charles A. Meserve
of Cape Elizabeth, has or had on the ninth day Of
March, b, 1866 at nine clock and fifteen minutes
in the afternoon, being the tune of the attachment
of the same he original writ in this action, on
which said execution was obtained 10 redeem the
following described parcel of real estate, to witt
A certain lot of land, situated in said Cape Eliza
beth, on the sou,herly side of he County road lead
ing from Vaughan's Bridge to Saco and bounded anil
described as follows viz:
Beginning at the westerly corn r Of lot of land
that jesse Dyer, jr, bought of Samuel Haskell On
sa read, thence running said road fifty ct to
stake, and from these two points extending back
from said road seventy-six feet on lines parallel
with sad tyers land, and preserving throughout the
uniform width of fifty feet s-- .sr5
The above described premises being subject to a
mortgage to Samuel Haskell to secure the payment
OF two hundred dollars in year with interest,"
Mortgage dated July 49, d 1861.
Also to amortgage TO Mary G. Linnell, to secure
the payment of WE'VE hundred dollars in three years
rom the date of said mortgage, with interest semi
annually. Mortgage dated October 10, A ID 1875.
1867
w3was E. N. PERRY, Deputy Sheriff.
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Valuable Real Estate at Auction.

Portland, Me. Dec. !, 1so7. dtd - -''''s l'''
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~ 5G WANTED.
INSTRUMENTATION WanteI.

RS FRANCES SASTROFF, mother OF Stephen
VI G. S. Sastroff. 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. L, SO Mass.
Vols.
Geo. A. Thompson, late private LIST Maine Battal-
ion, supposed residence st, john N. B.
Lafayette w. Crosby, late private Co. c. goth Ne.
Vols.
John Kramer. late Co. @, 18th U. S. Infantry.
Woodbury. P. Hill (coloredl late private Co. B, AID
U 3. Colored Troops.
All of the above named parties will hear something
10 their advantage by sending their address Box
~ Portland, Me. p. o. deci1eod1m
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Medical Notice.
For Sale.

G. IL. CHADWICK, NJ. d., will devote special at
tenton TO Disea es OF the Eye. No. 301 Congress ST
Office hours from ii A. M. Io1P M. INA
May IS. tt -
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Special Sale of SIeighs, Harnesses
PunUS. Robes. Sc

1 - SAfUkDAY. December 18th. at II o'clock A
pun,s Ign, trimmed and untrimmed; nve new
10 I custom p made; white Astrichen Coon Buffa-
A., 'R /, a,o1pes; new Ha neS-cs; Horse Blank, Is;
ARMY anhe'sj together with see nd hand Sleighs
fungs, Sieds Robes, one set Travers Rum ers Har,
nesses, &c: &c. rus will be the first and nrohabIv
the largest Sleigh sale OF the SEASON The rsonIar
sale OF Horses, &C., win be in Connection Wiz tha
above saie. IA +. y. BAILEY, Auct.
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No. 26fi Commercial.

The initiatory cargoes have arrived, consisting of
the old Hazelne and Schuylkill, portion of which
&c, &c. 1t affords me pleasure to state that the cost
freight, and my own marginal profits, will enable
ure as will amaze, asonish, crafty and satisfy the
economical and prudent purchaser. sa
1t is not at all improbable. is possible, in fact,
state it as fact, that in short time may present
to the intelligent morals of City and Suburbs not the
largest but hope and expect tho finest variety of
the above named staple presented tor their re-
spectful consideration.
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DEFICIENCIES IN APPROPRIATIONS.
A BILL FOR RENT OF LIBBY PRISON

The owners of Libby Prison to-day present.
ed bill to the Quartermaster's depar tment
for the use of that building during the time it
was occupied as military hospital after the
close of the war. The gentlemanly proprietors
don't charge anything for the years during
which it was occupied by Union troops before
the end of the war. BE- aa .-s-es &
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w ~ NTED.

A PHYSICIAN with $1,000 capital to take the
~ control of a popular Medical Remedy for the
City of Portland.
Address E. S. care of S. r. NILES, Newspaper
Advertising Agent, Scolay's Building. Court St.,
BOSTON. MASS = y ldc7,I6t
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JOSEPH H. POOR.
TO IRON-WORKERS, ct ais.

lust RECEIVED, cargo CUMBER-
q LAND FORGE COAL. This Coal is
direct from the mine and delivered board vessel
without landing on wharf at Georgetown, conse-
quently it is clean and fresh mined. q
AT WHARF SUGAR LOAF egg and
GREENWOOD stove sizes-lehigh.
Also, cargo LORBEERY COAL, stove
size-free burning.
Also, cargo Johns, stove and egg sizes. -
HARLEEGH, egg and broken
siZes-lehigh. -
rSTle above named Goals need no praise.
JAMES II. BAKER.
Dec 9-is diff kicharsi MS Wharf.
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A Excellent Saddle Horse, belonging 10 tho es
Hall, New City Building. dci1dtf ''
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AUCTION SALES.
Auction Sale.

SATURDAY Dec Z, at 2! P NJ, Glass lamps, Cas-
~ tors, A w. Blankets Knives and Forks Shirts
ana Drawers Pant Patterns, Beds BalmoTal Skirts
&c, &c, and every afternoon and evening ior the
coming week. Ladies invited,
dclO-d1w NJ. CHARLES & CO. 100 Federal St.
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Forest City Drifting Clatb {!

THERE will he a special meeting ct the Eorest
L City Driving Club at the Prebe House on
Saturday evening, Dee .4th, at "a O'clock
"A punctual tendance OF all the members is re-
quested, as business oil Importance will be trans
acted. Per order the Directors.
lteC 10-ltd
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Neac York WeeEZy,
and read
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BY
EMERSON BENNETT.

Among the romance writer's OF the New York
Weekly may be mentioned
Mrs. Mary j. Holmes, Mrs. Leon Lewis.
Mary Kyle Dallas, Mrs. C. A. WarheId.
Margaret Blount, Mrs. Ann y. stephens,
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Leon Lewis, WIN. Henry Peck, Alfred b.
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james Reynolds, Francis 8. Smith, and
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Dugao ne, William Ross Wallace, Emm
Alice Brown, M. Edes sa Wynne, Mrs. sa.
rah A. Watson, aud host of others, and that
trio of brilliant humorists, Q. X. Philauder
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and many others. Besides host OF Brilliant Es-
sayists, Spicy Paragraphsts, Painstakng Collaters
and about one hundred other occasional contribu-
tors.
Specimen Copies Sent Free
OUR TERMS.
THE NEW YORK WEEKLY is sold by eyery
News Agent in the United States The price is Six
Cents, but / cases where agents have to pay extra
freight, "a higher price is charged. When there is
News Agent in the town, we desire our friends to
get the New York Weekly through him. When
$40 which is 50 81 copy; eight copies SO. Inc
party who sends $40 for club of eight copies tall
sent at one time), will be entitled TO copy FREs-
Postmasters and others who get up clubs, in their
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The New York Weekly and the Illus rated Liter
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e U II OpE
GREAT BRITAIN.

GREAT BRITAIN.
LONDON, Dec. 11-Noon.
The Times of this morning has another edi.
torial on American matteIs, and particularly
on the recent message of President johnson
90 iar ds the Times is able to understand the
Eresldent, from the meagre report received by
tne cable, it has no hesitancy in counselline
the acceptance by the American people of Mr.
Johnson's views on the question Of citizenship.
LONDONDERRY, Dec. 11-Noon.
The steamship Nova Scotia, from Quebec
arrived to-day en- route for Liverpool
SOUTHAMPTON, Dec. 11-Eyenng.
The friends of the executed Fenians are very
active. From great number of towns in Ire
land come dispatches of mock funerals and
other demonstrations of regard.
rt FRANCE. s
LONDON, Dec. IL.
1t is now said that the French Government
has no desire to negotiate loan as was some
time since reported.
PARIS, Dec. IL
The Moniteur of this morning says that the
negotiations for the proposed conference still
continue. There is renewed confidence felt in
the success of the sche5e.
RUSSIA. ~
LONDON, Dec. IL.
1t is reported that Prince Gotschakoff has
resigned the CHARACTERISTIC of the Russian
Empire.
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To the Hon. justices of the Supreme Ju-
diciai Court next TO be holden in PORT
land within and for the Comfy OF Cuns-
berland, ON the second Tuesday of Oci0-
Der, A. ID. 1867.
COPHIA NJ. PATTERSON, of Portland, in said
- County, respectfully lbels and hereby informs
the court that she lawfully married to William
B. Patterson, at Dover, n. II, the thirteenth day
of June A. d, 1851, and thereaterwards lived with
said William man and wife, at said Dover and at
said Portland until the second day of June, A. D.,
1866 when her said husband being wholly regardless
of his married obligations sent your ibellant to visit
her friends and while she was absent he sold all this
property and lett the state, taking with him one
Jane EmersCn and your Ibellanf has heard nothing
OF or from her said husband since that time. And
your bellant says that said William B. Patterson
on said second day OF June, ID 1866, and on divers
other days and times before the ing of this libel has
committed the crime ofadultery with said Jane En-
erson And your hbeliant deeming IL to be Ieasona-
bic and proper, conducive TO domestic harmony
and consistent with the peace and morality ofsoiety,
respectfully prays that The bonds of mariulony be-
tween her and her said husband my be dissolved by
this Honorable court.
And your libellant further informs the court that
she has one only daughter, named Clara l.. Patter-
son. age twelve years, and she prays that the
and custody OF her said child be decrped TO her.
SOPHIA NJ. PATTERSON.
W. H. Vfnton Attorney Lib't,
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H. M PATFEN 81 CO., Auctioneers,
OFFICE IA EXCHANGE STREET.
administrators Sale of Household
Furniture.

4 parir Straa, Dec. 18Th, at 10 A. NJ. at No. A
10 The Esfae of he ia%aanlty ornurnture belonging
In part follows, Reh Cnftoin Inariea, eonslsIns
Chamber and star arc Cargets, Mirrors, Oak Center
full, Mattresses, Be1Gin2, Loune,s sotns 4eini
and Fancy Chairs, Pictures. French iouiie"n deS
time piece, together with Dining, Toilet and Tea
Ware, Stoves, Kitchen Furniture, &c. This staeI
is not large, but the arccles arc first class good
condition. and we respectfully call attention 10 the
same. House will be open for examination OF Fur
niture at A. NJ on morning OF sale
By direction OF @. i. Barrett, Administrator.
Il. NJ. PATTEN & CO., Auct'rs.
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EI.nRENcE Dec II

FLORENCE, Dec II.
The sittings of the italian Parliament are
quite stormy. The debates have recently bee n
very violent, and the liberal members have as
saieId the ministers mercilessly.
1t is thought that the Italian Chamber of
Deputies will repeat their vote of 1861, declar-
Ing Rome the natural capitol of the Kingdom.
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Horses, Carriages, &c, at Auction
LIVERY SATURDAY, at II o'clock A. M, on new
II market lot, Market street, L shall sell Horses,
Carriages, Harnesses, &C.
Apl 20. 49,. f. o. BAILEY, Auctioneer.
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JUST OPENED A STORE
r branch of the aeI 45-E41eg
Great American Tea Company.
of New York city, at 81 Free Street, Portland.
For Sale.

The Great American Tea Company, of New York
City, have opened a branch store. Tea and Coffee,
guaranteed to suit, money refunded on return OF
goods q 'lsat K. i dec2d1m
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Photographic Notice.

A.C. Lewis, No. ne Market square,
HAVING Returned to his old place of business,
III is now ready to attend personally to his Gus
toner's Card photographs ferreotypes and tintypes,
very cheap. if4r ,7ld10 ac Tlaa3 =
N. b. Having secured the services of splendid
India Ink nsher, will guarantee satisfaction in IL
copying entrusted to me. 4a raA 81 - Is
December 10. div san rai.srslus SIS 15bfa
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TINE fine Brig Mary A. Read, 143 tons, new meas
i urement, one year OLD, well tourd in sails, rig
ging. &c. Apply to j. s. WINSLOW q CO., :
dec12l2w e No. Central Wharf.
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,fa 6. w. HOLMES, ~.
A u G T | o N E E r /!

OOO congress SGfeets $50
Sales ofany kind OF property in the City or Vi
cinty, promptly attended, to ON the most favorable
terms. october II. DIT
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a Chance to Make Money.

Good wide awake Agents wanted In every town the
United states, to engage in very lucrative business
that can be operated everywhere successfully. Only
sm III capital required. For tull particulars sen
for descriptive circular. Address,
B.w.HITCHcoCK, IA Chambers ST., NJ
November9. w4w4e
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ForSaIe Chean.
Wanted. Wanted!

CTOCK and Fixtur of coed Store. A rare
y chance Centrally located. Rent low. 10 be
sold Immediately. Piice $500. Address --