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Chambers tnU,et.

Chambers to Let.
AVER w. W. Carr & Co.'s store, No. 8 Exchange
~ near Fore St, that will accommodate 100 work
men at shoemaking, tailoring, or many other kinds
Fer Sale. fs
One lot of Land near the head of WmOt street,
for sixty five cents per foot Also lot near head Of
Deer street. about 81 by So feet Tor $780, also, two
story House and lot Munjoy Hill for $2500 also,
street, that will let for $500 per year; also,
one house ON Mountford street, with about 5000 feet
OF land more less; this house belongs 70 the estate
of the lac Lemuel Turkey, and will be sold at bar
gain. Terms easy. Apply to
mch4d1m Wv. CARR & co.
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Wanted.

WANIED hve or six rooms within ten minutes'
W. walk of the Post Onlce, convenient for a small,
family. Address +. j. f" at the Press Office
March &c, 1867. div 'o
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TAR. ELIZARETM ". An.,,s

~ Elizabeth, Formerly Mrs. Chamberlin, Of Pot
landl Consultation free at her office j. II. Ten
pie & Co.'S st re- corner Congress and Pearl stress
Portland, every Wednesday. Keys celebrated
Medicines TO be had at her office and residence.
March 25. d3m
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WANTED.
Rent Wanted.

MET NURSE WANTED-Aedress Box
" ss2 Post Office, or apply at City Marshal's
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LYONS EXTRACT OF PURE JAMAICA GINGER
for Indigestion, Nausea Heartburn Sic. HeaJarhe
Ohoiera Morbus, &c, where a warming. genial slim
uint Is required. Its careful preparation and entire
purity makes it cheap and reliable article for ,Ii-
nary purposes. Sold everywhere at 80 cents per bot
te 7..t- - W.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists
ia June IA, '66--eodScw1y
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WANTED---A Factory Building Important to
W Capitalists. factory OF building, with or
without TOOLS is wanted imme.atelv Tor fba nam
faeture OF an entirely new machine never intro
dueed, and OF which at least twenty-five thousand
VIII De wanted the hrst wear. Profits five hundred
per cent. Work similar to sewing machine work
The machine bears the same relation to machines i'm
its line that Howe's invention bears to sewing ma
chimes, but is moro valuable than his Invention
Buildings to be put into new stock company TO he
formed TO buy that and the machine and part of
stock to be taken in pla where factory is situated
Atty, twenty-five full-sized machines having al
ready been constructed and thoroughly tested
From M To- one hundred thousand dollars necessary
faeture VIII ne started where the best inducements
are offered. This is really an extraordinary oppor-
midst which will shortly re 1uire several hundred
workmen. 1Address, giving full particulars c. A. S.,
care OF >. Il: Niles, Newspaper Advertising Agent,
ScOuity : DulIulng, BOSTON mar 25-dlW
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Cemmercial..-Per Cable.


u,., LONDON, March %, Noon.
C0nsOls ior money opened at 81.
AMERICAN SECURITiES.---The following are the
current gu tatiOns for American Securities: Illinois
Central Railroad Shares 7s3. Erie Railroad shares
3Sa. United States 5-20s 74t.
LONDON, March %, Noon
Iron, 52s for Scotch pigs. Clover Seed is lower;
sales at b4s for American Red Othor quotations
changed.
CoIlsOls lower sluec the ,..,s.i-.. -
DI.pStclies sKrankfort and Paris state that
United States 6-2os opened Mt 77a and $40 respec-
lively.
LIVERPOOL, March %.
The Cotton market since the opening has become
dull Middling uplands I'D lOwer the sales will prob
ably fall considerably short of the noon estimate
Breadstuhs dull and quotations unchanged. Proyis-
ions generally firm. Lard dull and Sd lower; Amer
lean grades SOS; other quotations unchanged. Pro-
duce unchanged.
LONDON, March %, Evening.
Consols closed at Oh for money. -
AMERICAN SECURITIEs.-The following are the
closing prices of American securities: United States
5-20's 10. Illinois Central shares 7ss. Erie Railway
shares 1884,
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JOHN CROCKETT,
Auetioneer am. Appraiser,
(oiice with Evans & Bailey
0 NOS. 1 s. 2 FREE STREET BLOCK. diff
MEDICAL ELECrRICITY
DIR. w. N. DEMIEG,
Medical Electrician
ia MIDDLE STREET,
Nearly Opposite the United STATES Hole


~ DDhS Shnne.Ap
Nearly Onnos;,e ,I.c In;,..s s,,,o ~
- - H"'e
NyyHERE he Womb respectfullv .anornce 10
w citizens Of Portland and viciniv tJaf he
permanentiy located in this civ D,,s;1- H. 49,
wears We have been in th;s oity we L,ye Sn1 @
at fine worst forms Of diseass n, ,s ~ Ioilo
tried other forms Of treatment in ya; a I"o utao
patients in so short time that The re,tau - ,,
asked do they STAY cnre,l9 I'd answer thie ti
,ga xs;i, COW tIat 9sIi t.ot a. -. tn's 4uestoi
doctor the second time without charge.
or. u mas been practical electrician tor twenty
one years, ana . eiso re2ular graduated physical
neceIIety Is pereety atsped to chronic diseasesiB
the io OF nervous or sick headache; neuralgia IL
tue mead, neck, or eAteIaltes; consumption whep
In the acute stages or where Che lungs not fully
Involved; acute or chrome rheumatism scrOfula. hip
diseases, white swellins spinal diseases, curvature
OF the spine, contracted muscles, distorted limbs,
palsy OF pTaysis, ST. itas Dance. deafness staa
mering or hesitaney OF speech, dyspepsia indiges-
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Flour Barrels Wanted.

NTE will pay 80 cents each for first class Flour
w Barrels suitable for sugar.
LYNCH, BARKER g. CO.,
noY13dtf t39 Commercial street.
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For Sale. aH
A FARM IN WELLS, MAINE
Estate of the late SAMUEL HATCn,
contains about 90 acres, 40 to so OF
#f1 ~ 111494l- good wood land and pasture good
-, -. z! story House with L., large Barn
Sheds, NC. The Farm is located at Wells Corner on
main road; churches and schools near, and in the
immediate vicinity Of the well known summer re-
sort Wells Beach; will be sold low and on easy terms
to close up the estate. Those wishing to see the
Farm can apply to SAMUEL ELDRIDtiE, near the
premises. For terms, &C., inquire of GEORGE II.
HIGH BORN d Co, No. Scollay's Bull ;ing, OF
address Box ia p. .. Boston, Mass mar1Gd1m
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Sale Of Timber Lands for Bates
College.

-I. pa .r tt LAND OFFICE,
- 81. Il. -lt-IH- Bangor, March :. 1877.
NOTICE is hereby given, in pnlssanee of 6 Re-
IN solve to carry into effect chapter two hundred
eighty four OF the Resolves OF eighteen hundred
ty-iour in favor of Bates College," approved tebru-
airy p, 1s6i that townships numbered :, Range II
and 10 Range IL w l. l. ), situated upon the Upper
Saint John River excepting the Southeast quarter
OF the last named township, will be offered Tor sale
by public auction Tor the benefit OF sand College Il
| The Land Office in Bangor, ON Wednesday the 18th
| day OF September next, at II O'Clock, n0on
One third cash and satisfactory notes payable in
on and two years. secured by mortgage on tie prem
| ises, viii be received IN payment.
$500 Yt ISAAC X. CLARK,
marSdtSept II, Land Agent.
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ALL KINDS OF
PORTLAND
Fire Alarm Telegraph.
Directions and Instructions for the use Of
the Fire Alarm Telegraph.

4 ST. Alarms are sounded by striking the number
l. of the Box upon the ALARM BELLS, and
upon the GOngs in the Engine Houses.
EXAMPLE: To announce the existence of a fire
near Box No. %, corner of Middle and Exchange
streets, the Alarm Bells and Gongs will strike TWO.
thus: 2-5. =
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To Wagon Builders.

NTOUR attention is called 10 Dement'S Patent
i Dumping Wagon. IL is simple i'm construction,
and Gusts than any wagon. The load rests
equally ON the fore and hind wheels. It dumps be
tween the axles. In short, this dumping wagon is
the best extant. Wewish b. correspond with wagon
builders throughout the country in relation TO max
ing and selling these wagons. Address
4. A. BENNETT & CO.,
mar25,lf 2s5 Congress ST., Portland Me.
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Location Of Telegraphic Fire Alarm Boxes.
No. r. Portland Co.'s Office
H. Engine House, Congress St., Munjoy.
a. Cor. Washington and oxford.
To- &c Adams and MountfOrt.
49, Grand Trunk Depot. T
II. Cor. Congress and India.
Is. IS Franklin ana Cumberland.
II. Franklin and Newbury. =
%. :" Market and Commercial
"a. Engine House, cor. Market and Congress
Is. Cor. Middle and Exchange. y
26. g Chestnut and Oxford.
q. &c Union and Fore
81. " Preble and Con ress
81. Portland and Hanover.
"a. South and Spring.
5. Maple and Commercials
&c. High and Dantorth.
~. Engine House, Congress near Oak st,
Al. Cor. State and spring. sfgl
AZ. =" DanfOrth and Brackett
43. Commercial and Clark.
45. Engine House. Bracket near Pine St.
Az. Cor. Spring and Emery.
81. Brackett and Vaughan -.s-t
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Farm for Sale.

II Oh III IOH NsIICs
TINHE homestead of the late Scott Dyer Cane Eliz-
abeth, four miles south of Portland Bridge. con-
tanning about 100 acres good soi in good state of
cultivation, fences all stone wall, young orchard rs
trees grated fruit: Pleasantly located. School and
Church within mile. -
For terms, &c., apply ON the premises or to \"
L. c. ROBINSON &
mclZo-u Is MOultOn Street.
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The Trustees have no hesitation in recommending
the new Principals as emnently worthy of public
confidence, and believe that under their management
the Institution will rank second TO none in NewEng-
land.
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Steamers for. Sale.

C,TERN WHEEL STEAMERS Falcon, and
.cIarion. . years old, of the following dimen-
;s. Inns,tf 100 feet; width over all 2S net; depth
az tat. draft OF water IS inches; tfgood speed, with
LARGE freight and passenger capacity in good order
ami ready for service, with full inventory.
ENQUIRE of ROSS & STURDlVANT,
mch13dim ti-a' 70 Commercial Street.
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kn 900 FLOUR BARRELS, at Forest
COsOOO City Sugar Refinery, West COM
mercia,, near foot of Emery street.
Proposals will also be received for new Sugar Bar
rels, and sample may he seen at the office of the
Company, 1891 Commercial, at corner of Union ST.
feb12d&wtt r. O. HERSEy
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TO LET.

TO Let .l"-
rI1HE three storied Brick Store 204 Fore, foot of
L Plum Street. Enquire of
E. M. PATTEN, 50
febl6du --. r-.- Plum Street.
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FT'HE fine lot of Land ON Spring. near High street
Il known as the Boyd lot, containing about 10000
feet; also about Brick and 200 perch of Stone
Said lot will be sold with without the material
For further particulars enquire of JOHN G. Toll
FORD, or CHARLES SAGER. ~ nch1Idtf
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House and Lot for Sale. H
CITUATED in Westbrook near the end Of Tr
- Keys Bridge A story and half house, with
o6oO feet OF land, shade and fruit trees House con-
tains eight rooms with large attics and has stable
room for one horse and carriages connected 1t il To-
Gated on the corner of Winsow Street and the road
leading to the Marine Hospital. Price $4,000 APP
ply to = 3 fy8e II. A. BACHELDER.
liking, Thurlow g. Col 165 Commercial St.
March 20. d1m$
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To be Let.

DOOMS over ii. Fl. HAYS Apothecary Store, suit
III able for an Office, den ist, or any light business.
Enquire of JORDAN & RANDALL.
14l Middle Street, Evans Block.
March 81. diff
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale.
TJNHE fine estate corner Bracket ard Walker Sts
L The lot contains over $4,000 square feet. Title
perfect and terms favorable Apply to
w. Ii. JERRIS,
mari dtf Real Estate Agent
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A FRONT ROOM aljoining the Chamber occupied
n by the Merchants Exchange. ttf.
Also several desirable rooms in the new buildings
near the corner OF Middle and Exchange SITS. If ap-
piled for now they can be fitted up to suit the arpli
cants. Applyto
NATE'L F. DEERING,
No 10 Free Street,
Mar IS. mar19d3w
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liosssss and Lot for Sale Very Low
lOUSE new, containing SEVEN ROOMS win In.
II soid ior Sl.loc, II applied for Immediately.
ALSO:
LOIS or sale at prices from cent to So per foot
Enquire of Joseph REED
Real Estate Agent. Oak st. near Congress.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-06-07

Mexican news Is proyerbially uncertain,
the reports Of one day being commonly con
tradicted the next: but there Is little room
for doubt Of the reported surrender Of Quer-
etaro, and the consequent capture Of Max
milan and his leading generals, a fortnight
as3 About the fate OF Macmillan there is
Vet uncertainty, whether he was .shot, or
Is held a prisoner BY Juarez, according to
the request Of the L. $. Government, tie
former is at least probable, for the Liberals
have been exceedingly bitter in their person
al hatred Of him, and have not refrained
from murder Of their prisoners heretofore.
This is the end Of the attempt to establish
.Oreign prince on the throne Of Mexico ; a
t ing that probably would not have been
undertaken had not the critical condition Of
fairs in the T. ). given the crowned heads
Of Europe some reason for thinking the
Southern rebellion would be successful,
in which case the presence Of European
ruler in Mexico would not fail to be an elc-
ment of Importance, in settling relations be-
tween America and Europe. But the over
throw of the ConfederacY, and the develop
ment of the immense power of the United
states, speedily convinced Louis Napoleon
at it would not be polite to mix himself
.,h Mexican quarrels against the wishes Of
or Goyernment,-which has always sym
ra.hized with the Liberal party-and when
lis aid was withdrawn, the fall Of Maximll-
ian became only question Of time. He
might have fled the country, when the
French troops withdrew but either utterly
blind or utterly desperate, he has fought for
the throne which he claimed, to the last,
only to win ruin ana perhaps death.
Very little sympathy will be felt or ex-
rressed for Maximillan, either in this country
or Europe, we fancy. Defeat is always un-
POPULAR; and while the European powers
would have been very glad to establish a
rong monarchy, so near to the United
States, and would have supplemented i's
strength with their own, they will be SLOW
to claim any responsibility for or manifest
any desire to assist an enterprise and king
which have failed to secure establishment
There is probably little reason for antieipa'
ing trouble between Europe and the United
States. on the ground Of any action Of the
latter, in the affair.
Macmillan has been Emperor three years
ne crown was offered to him in 1868, and
&C took the throne in June. 1861. His am
bitiOn has very quickly got its DOWNFALL ant
he last who shall be called King of Mexico
q all human probability, is prisoner II
the hands Of his enemies, or already ''dea'
and turned to clay
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Ghe Gree press.
G. G. s. b. L. BENEDICT.
EDITORS AND PRoPRIEroRs.
FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE Z. 1867.
The state Convention.

| The Convention last week wsuld have
been fuller one, of course. had it not been
for the practical absence of controversy in
the State, in reference to the nominations,
or if it had been called at time when the
farmers were less anxious and occupied about
their spring work. Bot as it was. it filed
the largest hall in Montpelier, and it is not
claiming too much to say that so fully DIS
tribuied and fair a representation of the
State at large was never secured in State
Convention. Many Of the smaller towns
that are hardly ever represented IN cOnven-
tion were present BY some of their best eiti-
zens, and finer body of intelligent looking
men, We do not remember to have seen
gathered in a political convention.
The nominations are what the people were
expecting, and will be generally satisfactory
to the Republicans Of the State.
Our opinion of Hon. JouN B. PAGE has
been expressed, and we have no fears that
he will not as Governor fully justify the cz-
pectatiOns Of his friends,
For Lieut. GOys Major WV. RoUNDs had
warm support, but Re declined to be consid-
cred candidate, and himself handsomely
presented Geos Thomas name. ! sGen. Wash
burn was voted Tor, we think, at no desire
of his own. He deserves well Of the State,
and We hope to-see-him brought forward for
a higher Office in due time.
Gen. THOMAS has been brave and worthy
soldier OF Vermont, is a man of true and
honest instincts, aud ofsouul republcanism.
as his speech showed, and Will make ca
Iable and dignifed presiding officer Of the
Senate.
Mr.. J. a. PAoE's nomination for Treas
urer, was Of course unanimous, and he made
an excellent impression on the Convention
in his brief speech.
The State Committee Of last year are en-
titled to high credit for their excellent az
rangements for the business Of the Conven-
ton.
Judge Poland presided with admirable
dignity and tact. We should have been
glad If some Of the time wasted in the fore
noon over the matter of adjournment, and
by the proposition to admit outsiders, had
been saved, and opportunity TINS afforded
for a speech from Senator EDWuSDs and other
able speakers, who were present; but on
the Shole we are not disposed to ind fault
with the convention, on any score. As
Judge Poland remarked At its close, it
aUundantly exemplifed the advantages Of
tie delegate system. The unaninity with
which proposition to call mass c0nyertions
in future was voted down, was especially
noticeable, and We may congratulate the
purity tha: delegate Conventions are beyond
question the established rule FOR all time to
C me
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IuE BUssIAN-AHERICAN FuR CoHPANY's s
CLAIMS Is " ALASKA. "A st. Petersburg
letter in the New York HtrGH says that the
Russian Government Is busy adjusting the
claims oi ,le Russia Fur Company in ALAS
ka. with the view to assume all liabilities
on transferring that territory to the United
S.a.ls. and that the stock had risen mater
i1lv in ousequence-from GO per cent. to
one hundred and eighty but it seems that
thc Government viii not be likely to pay
more than seventy or eighty per cent, as
ta-t is really all the stock Is worth. The
company has appointed an arbitrator. and
tle government has selected second, and
thc two have chosen an umpire, in whose
hands all tbe papers, documents and data
relating t. the company for the past one
lg1lroi ycsrs have been placed. Sufficient
investigation has not yet been made into the
aEaiI5 li the company to enable the umpire
o. form his estimates. Ii is pretty certain
that quite G decent slice Of the amount TO be
paid to Russia will 60 into the company IS
hands. The aHiir viii be settled in a few
dly-. Is seems that the United States did
not gct an the property in the country by
virtue Ol the treaty. All the merchandise
AMI property OF the company is now the sub
i.c- lf a uCE0tIauln between our Minister,
General Clay, and the company. The value
lt -ue property Of tic Fur Company is re-
/ l-,s.1-ll 20 be worth about two millions
aai half r1u5l-s, and the company expect
/ -. Eet .r5- tae United States about one
l...l.Ju and half roubles. The property
consists u then buildings, forts, warehouses
I dicks, i.e-Lolso., ships, steamers, and mer-
1 cHsuiise, besides a quantity OF iurs IN st
I Petersburg, worth in cash at any time foul
/ hundred and fifty thousand silver roubles
/ Tie shiTs belonging TO the company number
/ four. of 4rge size and in good order, whilt
/ there are seven steamers Of various sizes
/ ich 20 IN the bargain, besides a larg'
/ uumter OF boats Of divers sizes and build
adopted to the fisheries, transportation D
MERCHANDISE, lightering, &c. The merchan
disc consists Of groceries of all kinds, DIR,
goods, and generally country store assort
ment, not to forget scarlet blankets. bead
and icwelry OF pattern to attract the atten
tion and excite the desires Of the rough an
rugged settlers and the EsquImaux.-Bostoi
| Journal
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THE PROGRESS OF reform IN ENGLAND
There has been compromise on the suffrage
bill, in the English House Of Commons.
Gladstone and his friends would not consent
that the householder who compounds his
rate with his landlord should be On foot
ing Of equality with the householder who
paid his rate directly and with bis own hand
But by mutual agreement of parties it has
been agreed that by paying his rate to the
collector with his own hand, and dedueting
the same afterwards from the rent, the COM
: pounding householder shall be enabled to
become voter.
County franchise is settled as follows
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-06-07

Occupants OF lands or tenements worth
twelve pounds per annum are to have the
right to vote. The Government proposed a
standard of fifteen pounds valuation, but the
Liberals wanted to make it ten pounds.
The House finally adopted compromise on
a basis Of twelve pounds valuation.