davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-13
EDUCATIONAL.

MIGHT SCHOOL, FOR YOUNG MEN.
NORMAN f. MOORE win reopen his night
school, on Monday, October 49, ut hi" school
room, No. 60, Fairfax street
Nc person admitted who is under i years Of
age.
Terms: for English Writing and Arithme-
tic 5Jc per week. OOli-kGaping, Mathematics
or Languages 75c per Week. &c TT
IN r. IIENkY'H SCHOOL,.
This SCHOOL, FOR BOYS, established in
the year 1851 will commence its next annual
session on Monday, The Tth Of September.
Terms OF Tuition per quarter, in advance -
49, $40 and SIP, depending upon the branches
taught.
Nit~ Persons wishing to SEQ the subscriber on
business rc&titing TO the School, may find him
at his School room, in the "a story Of Friend
ship Engine House, on any, day alter the LIST OF
September, between tho hours Of and -
o'clock a.
sep l4-tf II. F. HENRY.
A LENANDKIA ACADEMY, ELEVENTH
n ANNUAL SESSION.
The exercises Of this School will commence
on Monday, September It'll, 1868, and Terminate
June 30th, 1869
Charges same as last year.
Senior per quarter
intermediate Cl@ss.....................
Junior Glass ..............................G .
Circulars may be obtained st the bookstores,
and applications for admission, or further infor.
nation, may be made ut the school room, No.
DE- north Royal street, TO
aug27 JOHN S. BEACH, Principal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-13
THE RICHMOND FREDERICKSBURG hED F0
TOhhC EUUTE.

TIE OLD FAVURITE MAIL ROUTE Via
AQUA CREEK.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-13
RAILROAD LENEg
ALEXA., LOUDo0N AND HAWP2HTa
d. 52 % EE z 81 Es=3 ..1..:;-s.s,
n Is w .ANRANG GEM ENI,
E(AL a MTME N(tnA lNlb l l.

hS-S-.
NEW ARRANGEMENT,
BEGINNING OCTOBER J. 1861
Leave Alexandra daily, except Sund,., ..
n. II. aud p. m. for Lcosburg. L.cqvr' n q, %
burg for Alexandria ut 7.C0 I'm. and IA l1I,r@'
Connecting at Lecsburg with PoacoclIs Tirn..'.
First-class Coaches, which leave Iccsbnr,,.,N'. ~
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, for U2.,.
ilton, Purcellyille, Snicker5yille, BcI,y,'1''''
Winchester and Capon Springs; yn.riTn ,iir'.'
leaving WINCHESTER on Mondays, WrI.,s
days and Fridays. Gangs
Leaves Lecsburg for Middleburg On W....l,..
Wednesdays and Fridays, Oh the agy:,,.i -,
the railroad train from Alexandria, and w.,
rives TT Middleburg at 3 p. n. 10.
Leaves MiddlebU7g TUESDAYS, Thursday. w..
Saturdays, at Il. H., and arrives 9: i...
burg ct II m, and (per ratiroadj arrive. ~.
Alexandria at " p. m, III ample .t,... ~,
Washington anG Baltimore the same aa-
From and alter June 5, tic Coaches wifi pope.
daily from Winchester to C&pou ,;prirg.
FHoM ALEXANDRIA 90
Lcc8UurE $500 CApon Sprny... ..~...
Purcollvillc........ 800 Aldo ......... "
Bcrryvillo L. 80 Middlehu,.e. 49,. -.
Winchester ......... 500
Goods per n 3w YorE, rhilad,,lphig .nl AR.
timoro steam lines, "lc Adams GApes.s. l..
care OF T.. II. uaVeunGr, Freight 4 vent Of. 4 49,
andri&. will b. forwarded Is far rs lr..b.r..
free Of charge, 1tner than our regular tarl!Y g.,
Communion Passenger Tickets br.t.r... A.
exandria and LeesbuTg and Intermediates .....
tons at cheap rates.
Round trip tickets good only Io" day al ......
between Alexandria and LccsburgNul bcty.r.r
those places and intermediate points sire ....,,l
1T reduced rates.
WASUINGTON BGNTuu
my 27-1y General Superinleg4a,
ORANGE, ALEXANDRIA And MANASSAS g..
@ I5zS ga q E "a
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, August
" a. 1868, one daily passenger train vii. r..
between WASHINGTON and LINCuBG.u.
connecting at GORDONSNiLbE" WIKI IL. i..-
ginia Central Railroad to kICuMD%U r.t
COVLNGTON; at LINCHBUkG for Il: g
and SOUTH WEST, and Ut WA&Ii}HG....
for the NOkTH and NORTH " EST.
Through tickets and baggage checked C.. ..
prominent points
Leave Washington daily q. 3D." &c Iu., .,H
Alexandra st 700 a.ln., arriving r.. ly@cad..
NJ 4;45 ?. n.
Leave Lynchbur% ut 800 a. iii, .r.:.. ..
Alexandra 1T h:i5 D. IN, and al Nns:i.,l.o
ut $40 =. III.
Passengers for points on Manassas .Dc. ,,79a
Alexandria duly. Sunday excepted, ~ ,..o 3.
H.; arrive nj SLraSburg at 1926 =. H., and s..
Mount Jackson, the present western terminus,
vt 2: Is p. m. Eastward, leave Mount Jack. 80
at 1915 a. H.; arrive ct AlcXandriG ii SIS plD.,
connecting nj Washington with evening Train.
North and West
j. VI. BEOADU5.
aug General Ticket Agent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-13

" ING COM f KT.
Having spent some time away from homo IN
order 10 test the merits of the various Fire Place
Heaters, VIC have returned. prepared 10 offer to
the public something Sr,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-13

RICHARD w. AVERY. +. DAVIDSON.
A VERY s. DAVIDSON, - .-
n Successors to Henderson & Avery,)
GROCERS, LIQUOR AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 22G, King street, corner Of Alfred
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Dealers in Butter, Lard Salt, Fish, Flour, Ba-
con, CotIoo, Tea, Sugar, &c. Country Produce
taken in exchange for Merchandise. or sold on
Commission at lowest rates. feb ~
ALBERT r. SKINNER, J. NEWTON HARPER,
late Of New York Virginia.
A LBERT It. SKINNER e co.
n Successors. to j. Newton Harper 80 Co.,
GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
Dealers in AGRICULTURAL MACHINE
RY. GRAIN, PRODUCE, SC:
SOUTHERN DEPOT FOR WOODS PKlIH
REAPERS AND MOWERS.
WAREHOUSES;, 10 and II, S. UNION ST,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Give thoir personal attention to tho sale Of all
articles of merchandise consigned to Thorn.
All orders filed with promptness.
feb lS-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-13
NlAGEFENESTS.
WTILLIAM S. MOORE,
G.. W. JAMESON.
TAMIESON s. COLLINS,
VIM COEAN.

OAs AND STEAM FITTING.
The Portland daily press., 1868-04-18
E U r. OF r..



LONDON, April IT, Enthusiastic meetings of
the Liberal party are being held all over Eng
land. Many more are advertised to occur
hereafter The grievances of the Irish people
in general and particularly the discomfort of
all religious sects in Ireland are the objects of
these meetings The speakers embrace most
of the well known Liberal leaders in Parlia-
ment. -ls,ss so 'erEE
Fenian trials will commence on Monday
next, at the Old Bailey, in the Court of the
Queens Bench, Ebefore Lord Chief Justice
Cockburn.
DUBLIN, April 1.-THE Prince and Princess
of Wales were entertained last night at
banquet given by the Lord Lieutenant of Ire
land and the Marchioness Abercoin. A large
number of invited guests were present, among
whom were Most Rev. DR.. Cullen, Archbishop
of Armagh and President of the Catholic Col
lege at Maynouth. To-day, the Prince of
Wales and suite took a special train for Kill
dare, to attend the second days races
LONDON, April 17-Evening.-A warrant
was issued by Bow street police magistrate
to-day for the arrest of Ex-Governor Eyrie of
Jamaica, on charge of illegally proclaiming
martial law during the disturbances in that
island. 1t is believed that by this means the
legality of the action of Mr.. Eyrie, while Gov
ernor of Jamaica, in adopting extraordinary
measures to suppress the insurrection there,
will be finally and satisfactorily tested.
ITALY. lts.
rLohENCE, april ll.-lG IL reported tnat
Gen. Garibaldi has left Caprera and gone to
Naples. The rumor causes some uneasiness as
the objects of the Generals movement are I'M
known. ef
AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, April 1.-THE report is current
that Gen Mensdort will be appointed Ambas-
| sador to St. Petersburg.
HUNGARY.
PEsTH, pril17.-The ministerial budget fol
the Kingdom of Hungary has been made pub
| lie. The financial statement is very favorable
| None of the taxes are to be increased, while
those on salt and tobacco are to be reduced.
| FRANCE.
PARIS, April 1.-THE marriage of Mis-
Kate Dix, daughter of the American Ambas
sador and Mr.. Walsh, "a well known merchan
in the Japan trade, took place to-day.
large number of American and European no
tables were present at the ceremony.
The Portland daily press., 1868-04-18
q o NJ Nj Il OLA
New York stock and Money RIarl

New York stock and Honey Market.
NEW YORK. April 17-6 P. M.-Money market
quite stringent early in the day at per cent gold,
but became easy in the afternoon at per cent cur
re cy for call loans, closing steady at that figure
Discounts continue heavy at a 10 per cent. Ster-
ling Exchange shade flrmer at 1893 a 11O4. Gold
hrmer opened at 1884, advanced to 1874, and closed
at 1889 "a 1881. Government sold no Gold and only
bought $4,000 worth of 7-30s, all that could be got
at io6. governments opened steady, became strong
and trife better in the afternoon and closed
pat not very active. Henry Clewes & Co. furnish
the following 43O quosat ons:-Coupon 6s 1881, 112 q
ll2t do IS 1862 Ill q liz; do 1864 109 a 1881; do
1865, 1929 a 109t; do new 1913 "a 1919; do 1861 1913
q los; 1O-4C's, 1Oi3 q 1015; 1905, LOG q 1851
Railway market opened heavily, Erie falling to 645,
Central to 1854, and others in proportion. An in
creased demand occasioned rise of q per cent,
and thereafter the market continued active and
strong to the close OF the day. Tho advanceis mark
ed and decided through the entire list. Some heavy
contracts in New York Central were covered to. dav
which turned the whole market. 1t is believed the
worst is over and this induces considerable outside
purchases OF stocks. Transactions in stocks tin
ued till $50 P. NJ Central broke after o'clock to
but later partially recovered and closed Tat 49,
The following are $50 fgares-N. Y Central, 112t@
So Michigan Central, 113s; Michigan Southern, 81
"a s74; Illinois Central, 1920 143 Cleveland & Pitts
burg, 81 q ST; Toledo, 1911 q 1922 Rock Island sS4
g sSl; Chicago g. North Western 81 a So; do pre-
ferred Il e "a; Fort Wayne, 1O1l; Missouri 6's, s6l;
new Tennessee, G6t.
Mining shares dull.
The receipts at the Sub-Treasury to-day amount
ed to 6,O00 payments ,92s, so6; balance S1O3-
951, 1924. ~ W
The Portland daily press., 1868-04-18

ture and character of the claims presented
ana by what authority prosecuted.
On motion of Mr.. Ingersoll II was resolved
that the Secretary of the Treasury be directed
to furnish this House with statement show
ing the amount of tax collected on distilled
spirits since the lst OF ; January Iasf.
il was resolved that the Committee on Print
ing be directed to inquire into the propriety of
printing 10 900 additional copies of the renort
of the Impeachment trial for the use of the
members of this House.
The Speaker, by authority given. notified
the members that if they should return from
the Senate before o'clock he would proceed
to call them to order for business. If the
Court should not adjourn until after that bour
the members would be privileged to leave the
Capitol for their homes.
Inc speaker, in reply to question asked by
MI. CARRIED, said there was more than quor-
UNI OF members in the city-110 of them.
MI. Chanler presented a memorial of the
members OF the New York Corn Exchange in
1av0r of the construction of tho New York
q Washington Railroad, and asking for the
passage of the bill now before Congress.
The members then proceeded to the Senate.
On reassembling Mr.. Washburne reported
progress of the trial, and that the Senate, sit
ting as Court, had adjourned till II o'clock to-
morrow.
Mr.. Garfield moved that the House meet at
the same hour.
Mr.. Wood objected, and on division no
quorum voted.
The Speaker stated that as the hour of meet
ing could not be changed without vote of
the House, he would take the chair at II
O'Clock, and with the chairman of the com.
mlttee of the whole and such other members
as might JOIN them and accompany the mana
gers 70 the Senate as mark of respect.
The Portland daily press., 1868-04-18
FOR SALE

A KIMBALL ROCKAWAY that has been run
n but one Sc ason. Enquire of
G.F. TALBOT, No II Clapp's Block.
April 17-d4t Congress st.
The Portland daily press., 1868-04-18
NEW YORK.

THE RAILROAD DISASTER.
NEW YORK, April ia dispatch from Port
Jervis to-day announces that the wounded are
generally doing we'll No deaths have occur
red since yesterday. j. n. Houghton, Of Sa-
lem, Wis, and Mary Sterling, of Wellsville,
Ohio, it is thought, will die of their INJURIES
making the total number of deaths twenty
seven.
HIGHWAY ROBBERY.
Stephen d. Cossino was robbed by highway
men near Weehawken, last night, of fourteen
hundred dollars.
THE ERIE RAILROAD CASES.
The cases of the Eric Railroad VS.. Attorney
General Champlain and same VS.. Cornelius
Vanderbilt. were before the referee appointed
by Judge Bolcom to-day. The reference ter
minated, however, by the issuance OF an IN
junction by Judge Davis OF the supreme
Court of the State The general 'ei tH H s stt
Supreme Court to-day adjourned III the otl
of May, without decision in the Erie appeal
cases
CONVICTION OF MURDERER
HUDSON, April 1.-THE jury in the Canaan
murder case, after being out nearly twenty
four hours, have found Joseph Brown guilty
of murder in the first degree with recon-
mendation to mercy.
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
ALBANY April 1.-THE consideration of the
Erie Railway bill was continued in the Senate
tonight, and the amendment of Mr. CHAPMAN
legalizing the guaranteeing by the Erie Com
pany of bonds or coupons of any other com.
pany necessary tie secure the continuous broad
gauge route from Chicago to New York, wai
adopted by a vote of thirteen against nine.
MIR. ODonnell moved an amendment to the
fourth section prohibiting any agreement be
tween the Central. Hudson, Harlem and Fri,
roads upon rates for freight or passengers
which was adopted.
Mr. Farmer moved to add to the first sectio
that nothing therein contained shall affet
any right of action of any person against a: an
officer or agent of the Erie Company, and thf
the use of the monies mentioned, $l0,OOO,OO
for any other purpose than therein stated
shall be felony, punishable by imprisonmeI
not less than two years nor more than five
This was adopted when the bill was ordered
a third reading
The Portland daily press., 1868-04-18
ERGENUA,
REMARKS OF GEN. sCHoFlELD IN THE CON-
vENTION.

VENTION.
RICHMOND, April 17-Gen. Schofield visited
ana addressed the Convention this morning,
and said the iron-clad oath of Office in the
constitution was extremely Objectionable, He
had administered the reconstruction laws in
the State for more than a year. and stated as a
result OF his experience that it would be prac-
ticaliy impossible to carry on the Government
OF Virginia on such basis. In appointing
registering officers he had found one, perhaps
TWO, person in county who could take this
oath, and yet there were thirty civil officers in
those counties. In his opinion the oath would
De iasal TO the Constitution. In other respects
the constitution was neither better nor worse
than those of other States But much de-
pended on their first election to carry it out.
ana tnat the oath restricted the range neces-
sary for the selection of the best men. As
party measure it would be fatal Applause
followed the address. After Gen ScbOfield
lett a heated debate commenced in the efforts
10 reconsider the vote adopting the OATH
PROCEEDINGS OF THE CONVENTION.
Ldter.-In the Convention to-day Mr.. Hine
explained that under the new Constitution
tnere were only seven officers in the county
VINO would have to take the oath. The Con-
ventlon refused by a vote of 26 to 80 to sus-
Pend the rules to reconsider the modification
oath. The Convention will adjourn sine die
about midnight.
ADOPTION OF THE CONSTITUTION.
RICHMOND, April I'LL 80 P. M.-The Con-
vention tonight, at II o'clock, adopted the
Constitution by vote of 81 to g. Three Re
publican members voted against it. The Con-
vention is still in session. IN, - -
CALL FOR STATE CONVENTION.
The Conservative Executive Committee to-
night adopted call for State Convention to
meet here on Thursday, May 7th, to nominate
State officers. T917
DAMAGE BY THE STORM.
The storm yesterday washed away bridge
on the York river Railroad, throwing three
cars down an embankment. Nobody was hurt.
Tbe road is in running order to-day. Three
negroes were killed by lightning in Amelia
county during the storm. Two houses in this
city were washed away by the rise in the
creek.
The Portland daily press., 1868-04-18
LOUISIANA.
THE ELECTION.

NEW ORLEANS, April 1.-THE elections are
progressing very quietly to-day The whites
are universally voting, and the polls are
crowded to their utmost capacity. The vote in
this city will be very large. But few frauiu-
lent votes have been detected. The larger part
OF the negro vote was cast to-day The me-
groes in many cases are voting the Democratic
ticket and announcing their vote
The Portland daily press., 1868-04-18
To Let.

THE Second story Of the lower store in Donnells
l. new block, opposite Woodman's, corner oil Mid
die and Vine streets. Said room is 100 feet by g.
1t has 20 windows In it, very wide handsome en-
trance ON Middle st, and is the best room Tor any
Jobbing business, TO let in the city. Apply to
w. +. PHILLIPS u Co.
148 Fore Street.
The Portland daily press., 1868-04-18
SneciaI Steamboat Notice.

= ON and alter Tuesday a priI ZSth:
eIzss~. n the Steamer "City OF kichmond
A AN will make Que trip per week to
u N q srrsssA> Ranger and one 70 Machias leav
$3.50. M Portland for Bangor every
1,,s.dav Of Ia o'clock P. Nj and Bangor for Port
land every Thursday at o'clock A. M And Port
and Mscbias for Portland every Monday at O'clock
A. M, until further notice;
Portland April IL, 1865. dtf
The Portland daily press., 1868-04-18
NIISsIsSIPPI.
THE RECONSTRUCTION CONVENTION.

THE RECONSTRUCTION CONVENTION.
JACKSON. April 17-Three sections of the
franchise bill were passed in the convention
to-day. The seventh section provides for six
days voting at the next election. Twelve MEM
bers resigned their seats in the convention to-
day. Press reporters are excluded from the
House after this date
The Portland daily press., 1868-04-18

To Let,
FElHE Spacious chambers in the Woodman Block,
over Varney and Bakers, 80 feet front by 100
feet deep. well adapted for the Boot and Shoe busi
ness, or Hats Caps and Furs, Clothing, Dry Goods
Millinery or Fancy Goods business. Taking into
count the location aud that all goods received
and discharged in the by one of Tufts Patent
Elevators, this may be considered one OF the best
rents in Portland. For further particulars enquire
OF the subscriber.
Apr 4dtf GEO. W. WOODMAN.
The Portland daily press., 1868-04-18
SOUTH CAROLINA.
THE ELECTION.

CHARLESTON, April 17.-Scattering returns
from various sections of the State, indicate the
ratification of the new Constitution and sue
cess of the Republican ticket by large ma
iority In this city the majority for the Con-
stitution is 1900. - =
The Portland daily press., 1868-04-18
MASS ACHUsETTS.

SPRINGFIELD, April 17.-Abrahsm Knowl-
ton, OF - was To-day -exaninad n paIr,or
and committed to Jail in this city to await trial
on charge OF numbering the illegitimate child
of his daughter
The Portland daily press., 1868-04-18

CONCERNING MEETINGS OF THE CITY
COUNCIL.
Be IL ordained By the Mayor Aldermen and Common
Council Of tae City Of Portland, in City Council
assembled as tottows
CECTION 1. Stated meetings Of the Board OF
~ Mayor and Aldermen shall be held on the first
Monday evening Of each month, at seven and hall
O'clock; Stated meetings OF the Common Council
shall be held on the second Monday evening OF each
month at seven and hall o'clock
Speciaimeetings OF the Mayor and Aldermen and
of The City Council shall he called by the Mayor at
sach times as he may deem expedient by causing a
notification thereof TO he lett at tue residence or
usual pace of business OF each member of the Board
or Boards to be convened . -, M,
SEuTIos "a II Ordinances inconsistent Win this
Ordinance are hereby repealed. 80
Approved April 7, 1868. apriouZ"
The Portland daily press., 1868-04-18
Notice.

4 SPECIAL Meeting of the Stockholders Of the
"A Portland SteaW Packet Co., will be holden at
their office on Atlantic Wharf on Monday the goth,
inst o'clock 7. NJ. for the purpose OF choosing
secretary. By order Of The Directors,
CHAS. FOBES, Pres''
AprilI6 dtd
The Portland daily press., 1868-04-18
To Let,

nR. JOHNSON, Dentist. will let a part of the
Ihouse No IL Free street, to a small family.
M 20 eodtf
The Portland daily press., 1868-04-18
Boston Boot and Shoe Market.

BOSTON, April 16.
The boot and shoe market for the week has been as
previously noticed Tor the last month; the demand
has been quite as goot as anticipated, and, as
usual at this season, prices firm advanced rates
on early sales. The trade busy in filling orders
and buyers are present in good numbers, some tor
the second time, looking after orders given early in
the season, which are at present behind hand in be-
ing hlled and in some cases buyers have been COM
PEELED to purchase at advanced rates in consequence
me recent cold weather has haJ a tendency to re-
tard the demand from the near by trade but a few
warm days will quicken tie request and retailers in
the New England trade who have not placed Their
orders will find scarcity of goods on hand Manu-
aciurers of light work in the ne;ghboing towns are
n OF orders, and are running to the full extent of
their force; good workmen on ladies' and childrens'
cloth boots and slippers are much wanted. there
seemingly being greater scarcity of such help this
season than usual. The more active demand is for
medium pricked pump sole work; ladies' and misses
leather goods have also been in better request late
In consequence OF the light stocks of summer boots
ana SHOES OF medium quality on the market, lower
Leather Rep rter.
The Portland daily press., 1868-04-18
Real Estate i'm GOrham.

EoR sale, the house and land formerly oSccuped by
L Nathaniel Could and Afterwards ocG Me The
Mrs Mead, situated in Gogham IN The place
@ M Is one r 81 r rads on Main Street is the second
from Of soTh street Apply the
acres Oh "a ANY No ional traders Bank, Portland.
per, at ue N"''' EDWARD GOULD.
Aprll Is, 1868. d&wsw
The Portland daily press., 1868-04-18
NORTH CAROLINA.
TWo MEN KILLEp BY LIGHrNINr.

WILMINGTON, April 17.-During the storm
yesterday in Louisburg, Richmond county,
Rev. John B. McKinnan and Laughin Nc
Laren were struck by lightning and instantly
The Portland daily press., 1868-04-18

The Secretary of the Interior has received a
telegram from Gen. Dodge, Chief Engineer OF
the Union Pacific Railroad, stating that on
the 10th inst. the rails were laid upon the sum-
nit of the mountain in the presence of a large
number of distinguished army officers and
citizens according to Blinkerdeerfer's survey
The railroad crosses the mountain 1T this
point at an elevation of 8242 feet, being the
highest point reached by any railroad in the
world. ........-
CUSTOMS RECEIPTS.
The receipts of customs from April 9th to
the 18th inclusive, amount to $2,979,303. 81
The Portland daily press., 1868-04-18
MAINE.
OPENING OF THE !

OPENING OF THE KENNEBEc
AUGUSTA, April 1.-THE ice in the upper
running freely. The riveri is rising and will be
open tomorrow.
The Portland daily press., 1868-04-18

SCOFt 10 DC Let.
THE stored Brick store, No. 2O6 Fore Street. OBJ
Il posite foot OF Plum Street, now occupied BY l..
Brown will be vacated on the first day of May
proximo at which time possession can be had. The
store has good cellar and sub cellar. Apply 10
j. r. BRAZI Err.
April IL 3tawtf AZ Bracket st.
The Portland daily press., 1868-04-18
For Sale.

A TWO Horse Peddlng Cart, at a low price; Al
n so a new Set OF Wheels, well seasoned, suitable
VAKNEY & BAXTER,
Portland,
orH k GRIGGS,
anr,tsowowSw9m Sacearappa.
The Portland daily press., 1868-04-18
Valuable Building Lots at Auction

yT, ILL be sold by auction, on SATURDAY. tbs
W 4th day OF April next, at Q O'clock r. NJ
The valuable l1t OF land on the Southery corner OF
100 feet on Vaughan, adjoining the grounds Of Hon.
j. Il. Brown This Is one Of the desirable lJts
on Bramhall, and will be sold without reserve on
liberal terms. For plan of property, and particu-
lars call on the Auetioneers. Sale on the premises
W In consequence OF the storm the above sale
was adjourned TO Saturday May End. at p. NJ.
on tue premises, H. NJ PATTEN & co.
Apr l1-td