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PrODOHNJS.
GHIsP EsGISEgR's UPF1cB, I
L. lkRa

LOUISVILLE, KY, January IL, 1858.
TITO BRIDGE CONTRACTORS
LOUISVILLE, CINCINNATI, AND ksX-
IT. GTON KAILRDAD.-Sealedp proposals VIII pc
received al this ogcs until r. bruary IS 1893, 1or
about twenty nix hundred lneal feet OF Bridge
Supsrstruoturs IAN iron and tiDbeI) Tor ne hsn-
tucxy river and 9TH. sts eam- crossing the bc a's-
vii 9 and Cincinnati railroad. Thirteen hJs.
dred feet will bs fl spans Of 200. $780, 20 and ioo
feet and the re-idu1 In Is feet spans and undsf
at r the 2uth instant but proposals upon other
plsns wi be- considered zach Did Will cover ma,
teri +ls. labor OF all kinds, Isnspo tat,on, snd
plsti will be required July ISL 1853, and for al
by September ISL ensuing. Paymens cash, win
tn a usual reservation 90 partial pay m"ns 70 se.
eject any or al bids.
Proposals win also be received Tor thu temporary
trestling on the line. !. NJ: OF. hN.
ia i8Siw Chisf Engineer.
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FORM.

I, the undersigned, hereby subscribe - acres
Of land. hereinafter described. to the capital .ck
OF the Virginia Land and Aid immigration Com
pany. incorporated February s. 1865:
hereby bind myself, my hers. &C., to convey
sufficient deed, contaipipg survey and plat, with
general warranty OF title, and free from al IN.
cumbrancs whafsoeyer, and to receive, at the
time of such convsya pay ment therefor at the
price per agreed upon, In certificates OF FULL
paid shares of the capital stock OF said company
at the par value Of $50.
II conveyance OF said land IL not required by the
company within twelve months from date hereof
this contract to be void.
No. No. acresI No. | Where located Price
acres cleared acre, sorss and description. per-
Witness my hand ard seal this day Of =,
1883. lSeal.
IA l8-lm
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Death of JOl

Death of John Jacob AstOr.
NEW YORK, January lS.-John Jacob
Aston, the millionaire, died to-day, aged
siXty-siX.
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Vf HCsENN CLIO barrels NO. !
IN KEIs0sENR OIL on eousignnant. fI Ip sa'
low by A
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land Age71cies.
VIRGINIA. LAND IND AID 1MMI.
v GRAFTON COMPANY.
CELRTERED FEBRUARY S. 1856. st
OE0ANIzBD DECEMBER IL, 1857.
CAPITAL STOCK, 30. 900 SHARES at $50 RACH
81 500 o0p aEy 500

CAPITAL STOCK, 81, 900 SHARES at $50 EACH,
81, s0o, 600. go
5000 SHARES FOR WORKING CAPITAL. II.
"a, 0c0 sHARRs TO BIZ ISSUED IN PAYASHr FOE
LANDS. 1852
The object of the Company H. tn bring the lands
of yirs mia into mar kat and cultivation.
TIL. plan Il similar 10 that successfully pursued
by the Illinois Central Railroad Company and
landowners in the West in developing their
lands by SAFE of alternate small tracts, at low and
fixed rates to actual settlers with families; and
1t ~ the only plan to reliable labor for az
riculturai purposes.
In order 10 secure cooperation. no conveyance
will be req uired until 100 0u0 acres are sub
scribed AMI the company Will not commence Its
operations until all the conveyarces are satisfae-
torily completed. re,
Land owners can divide their lands as they
deem best, and convey any porti In one tract or
alternate tracts.
NO subscription OF less than ons hundred acres
will be received and all must be mada before the
lst Of March.
The lands Of the company will be sold only to
actual settlers with families. .
On the fair business principle OF interest to all
concerned, the enterprise commends itself to the
favorable Consideration Of every practical land
owner in Virginia.
4 ddress Virginia Land and Aid immigration
00-np'' J. D. iMBoDEN. President;
EOBgRT B0LLIN G, Secretary;
w. +. G. GREGORY, Treasurer.
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Ohio to be ConSressionaily Reds

COLUMBUS, OHIO, January 1S.-The De-
mocrats have matured plan for redis-
tricting the State, by which only two
Radical congressman will be returned from
Ohio
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mo T,E CKEDIToRS OF MR. JOIN
cI.AsH.-An persona having jussnen,s o.
ona.tsd 10 leave written ssatsmsps % lhet
NM - .n or bsfora "Wednesday next, IN o. ~
some arrangements may be made 20 sst.lsf -
January il. 1880. - u 1T
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n UMPs sPLa 81 IS tons Lui, y.
4 piastsys IN quariinS " ssass IN IN 8. LIE,
sale by uAH = =
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THE large, commodious, and pleasant room, now
Il occupied by the Merchants Exchange over the
Office OF tie International Telegraph Company, ON
the corner OF Exchange and Fore streets % be let
Possession will be given next month. Applications
may be made to the undersigned.
WOODBURY. DAVIS,
Portland Feb. 10, 1868. fe12dtf
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Courier this morning contained report th"t
Ear Leroy had resigned the Premiership, and
taat ms resignation had been accepted by the
queen. During the day the news was con.
ntmad. 1t was also ascertained that Dlsraell
would replace Lord Derby as Prime Minister
at some time, retaining his present post as
Chancellor of the Exchequer.
In the House of Lords this afternoon, at the
beginning of the session, Earl Mahnsburg an
nounced that Lord Derby had rendered his
resignation to the Queen oH account OF con-
tinued i'll health, and that Her Majesty had
been pleased to call upon the present Chan
cellor of Exchequer, Right Hon. BENJAMIN
DIsraeli, to form new Cabinet
Earl Russell and others expressed their SYM
pathy Tor Lord Derby, and hoped he might re-
cover ana resume his post at the head of the
ministry.
In the House of Commons the announce
ment OF the resignation of the Prime Minister
was made by Lord Stanley. and responded to
by q ladStone, who. with much delicaey and
ie, ing, expressed his sorrow for the cause
winch compelled the noble Lord to resign his
nigh office. The transaction of all business in
the House was postponed until Friday.
All the prisoners charged by the coroner's
jury with completely in the Clerkenwell ex-
piosion, have been committed to stand trial for
murder. s#Ff H
Miss Sullivan and Piggot, who are now con-
fined in Richmond prison, have been called
upon by many influential citizens, but all in
t9rviewS with the prisoners are forbidden by
the authorities. 1000 E.
LONDON, Feb. 25-10 p. M-The House of
Lords in committee of the whole tonight,
agreed to the bill renewing the writ of habeas
corpus in ireland.
:, DUBLIN, Feb. 25.-It is reported that Mr..
heron has been retained by the United States
Government as counsel to defend Gen. Naple
whose trial will commence at Sligo on Thurs
day.
Trains lecture last night was better attend
ed and passed off without interruption.
CORK, Feb. 25.-The dwelling house of Mr..
Newenham, magistrate in the suburbs of the
Guy, was assailed last night by party of men
in disguise, who were repulsed and escaped in
the darkness. - -
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WEST INDIES.

NEW YORK, Feb. 25.-The following intelli-
9ehce mas been received via Havana, 24th
IL Al ST. CRoIx. AN.s l
AT st. Croix there are revolutionary symn-
toms. The people are tired of the Danish
government and are resolved before month
to raise the American colors The authorities
instituted proceedings against the editor of a
Journal as guilty of high treason for having
called on the natives to petition the United
states government to purchase st. Croix,
Inc American man-ot-war MOnongahela will
be launched again March 1st
ST. THOMAS
AT St Thomas, on the 18th inst, the "Gun-
ner FIRTH, arrived from Saco, Me- with ice
la, at st. Croix
President Cabral fled to Venezuela Jan 3tst
on Board a Danish schooner. He was accom-
panied by his Cabinet
General Morul Cocaues, COMMANDING the
southern forces, entered the capital at the
head of 1000 troops. lit.4 =
Gen. Balez left Curacao on the 4th inst IN
assume the reins of government in st, Domin
go. .rs.s- ~
The-eholera caused twenty deaths a day in
st. Domingo city. This is reported to have
been the reason of CabraPs preciptation.
In The ClbaO, Gems. Leonado de King Du
bone and others had been arrested. Gen. Du-
roeha was killedin a skirmish near the walls
of the capital. "N-''
Gen. Montreatine was sent by Cabral to ST
THOMAS to spread false reports, but he sailed
for Italy.
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E U r. o p e.

TURKEY.
NEW YORK, Feb. 25.-The Herald has tbo
following special:
81 Petersburg, FEB. 23.-The Russian Admi-
raj in command of the Imperial squadron. on
duty in the waters of the Grecan Archipela-
90, acting under instructions from the Ozar.
demanded from the Grand Vizier of the Porte
an explicit explanation of the authenticity of
a report prevailing in Turkey, and published
in late issue of the Leyant Herald in Con-
stantinople, to the effect that the vessels OF
the Imperial Russian feet had afforded ma
tional aid and comfort to the insurgents and
Christian revolutonists in Gambia. The Gov
ernment of the Porte replies that the Sultan's
Cabinet is in possession of late official reports
from the Turkish Admiral serving Off Gambia,
and that the documents contain no such
charge against the Russian officers or sailors
as that referred to in tbs dispatch received
from the representative of the Gar The
turkish Government seizes this opportunity
70 express Its censure of the newspaper writers
aaa EDITORS who furnish and publish such
statements as matters of fact
GREAT BRITAIN
LONDON, Feb. % Evening Liyerpool
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XLth CONGRESS- Second Session.


WASHINGTON, Feb. 25.-Mr Sumner read
some half dozen dispatches sent by Minister
Harvey, in March, 1861, to Mr.. McGrath and
others of Charleston, informing them of the
intended action of the administration relative
to reinforcing Fort Sumter. The dispatches
were obtained from the Secretary of War. A
letter of explanation from Mr.. Harvey was
read.
Mr.. Chandler presented a communication
from the Governor of Michigan, which the
Secretary proceeded to read. 1t expressed the
hope that the Senate will not falter in execnt-
ing the law against the executive as we'll as
against all those who sympathize with treason
and rebellion.
Before the reading was concluded, Mr.,
Hendricks inquired in connection with what
proceed ngs of the Senate it was being read,
and objected to its further reading. 81
The Chair. 1t will be laid on the table,
Mr.. Pomeroy asked it to be ordered to be
printed.
Messrs. Hendricks and johnson objected.
Mr.. Pomeroy. understand that it is from
the Governor of State. fn
Mr.. Hendricks 1t is addressed TO a member
of the Senate.
Mr.. Pomeroy withdrew his motion to print
and moved to lay it on the table.
Mr.. Hendricks made point of order. The
paper had nothing to do with the business Of
the senate. He asked by what rule of the
senate IL was here. 1t did not come as a me-
mortal or remonstrance ~
The Chair. Docs the Senator object to the
reception of the paper? 'N0' W '1'
Mr.. Hendricks. Yes, sir
The Chair put the question on the reception
of the paper, and the Senate refused TO re-
ceive it.
Mr.. Edmunds called up the bill regulating
the presentation OF bills to the President.
Mr. Davis objected to the general scope of
the bill, contending it was not in harmony
with the Constitution.
lyinU of o
past one O'Clock, Representatives Stevens OF
Pennsylvania and Bingham of Ohio appeared
at the door. A number of the members OF the
House accompanied them to witness the pro
ceedings. o.
The doorkeeper announced-"A Committee
from the House of Representatives" and they
were recognized by the presiding officer.
MT stevens then said I'm obedience to the
order OF the House of Representatives, we APP
pear before you in the name of the House of
hepreseG9tatlyes and of all the people OF the
United States; we do imneach Andrew John-
son, President of the United Statas Of biob
crimes and misdemeanors in office and We
further inform the Senate that tha Housa of
Representatives will in due time EXHIBIT art;-
cles against MIN, ana make good the same,
and in their name we demand the Senate ~
take order for the appearance of said Andrew
johnson to answer said impeachment"
The presiding officer, Mr.. Wade, renlied
that the Senate would take notice in the
premises.
Mr.. Howard desired to offer resolution in
connection with the matter.
Mr.. Davis objected. and wished to continue
his remarks.
Mr.. Howard said the Senator was out of or
der, as this was privileged question and o.
prior consideration.
Mr.. Davis maintained that no question
could interpose for consideration while he oc
cupied the floor, unless he chose out of eour-
tesy to give way.
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q o M Nj Il H CIAL.
New York stock and Moncv m.+i..,

NEW YORK, Feb. 25-6 P. M.-Money in more de-
mand at . q 8 per cent. on call; prime paper less
plenty at 6@ per cent Sterling Exchange frmer
under a light supply and improving in demand ;
da2s and closing at 1924 1929 exports to-day $40
y ILL., governments opened lower but closed steady.
quotations :-Coupon 6s 1851 iii a 1s; 5-2O's 1862.
III Co lllt do 1864 1903 a 1907; do 1906 100 a 1921
DO new, ~ q l07A do 1867, 1911 a 1G72; io-4os,
Stocks opened heavy with sales of Erie at 66j and
New York Central 1854, but becames active and
Duoyant and co ed strong at marked advanc !, the
great features being Erie, Central and Pacific Mail
Inc bulls had control of the market in the aftenoo
o; s guotasons.New York Central 1881 a 1891 Erie
1S a %; 90 preferred 75 Hudson 1881 "a las; Har-
ll34; Michigan Southern 9O3 Isl; Illinois Central
l3a5 Rock island 96a q 81. Mining shares lower
0S2, 086, ~ w ~ va" ~-'''-
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VETO OF THE BILL WITHDRAWING CONSENT TO.
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT.
TRENTON, Feb. 25.-Gov. Ward to-day sent
to the Senate the joint resolution Withdrawing
the consent of New Jersey to the proposed
constitutional amendment, article fourteen
with his objections. The Governor argues the
matter at length, and says the res olution has
no validity. The ratification having been al
ready made no further action can be taken by
the State except the matter be again submit
ted by Congress for ratification by a sufficient
number Of States, and therefore New Jersey
cannot avail herself of any right to Withdraw
because of the delay by other States. The veto
one day.
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MEXICO,
THE REBELLION IN YI1cArAN

-NN1 1aH+iSisbLiON In fUCATAN.
NEW York, Feb. pa special from Ha.
vana of The oath says: The steamer Marsella
has arrived here from Sisal, with dates to The
18TH inst. On the 18th battle took place at
1zamal, in Yucatan, between the rebels and
the national troops. 1t lasted fifteen hours.
ana a resulted IN the defeat of the rebels Gov.
Cepeda has replaced all the authorities who
had been dleposed by the usurper. Sixty of
the rebel Office holders have been imprisoned.
Trade has recovered its usual animation.
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Wednesday Morning, February 26, 1858
Maine Legislature.

Especial dispatch by international Line.l
SENATE
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FOR SALE.

DR exchange for house in the city, a farm OF 26
" acres, in West Falmouth, on the old Gray road
has good 1-2 story house, and wood-house and
barn. nearly new; a good orchard of Grated fruit,
and wood for family use; IL miles from the city.
Enquire OF JOHN HUTCHINSON,
II Atlantic st.
Portland, Feb 24-eod*lw
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4 ISL.
Cod, ID Qtl.

Scaled, pix. 35 le 40
No. 1....... II 9 %
Mackerel ~ bl.
Bay No. 1 II % @lS IS
No. 2.... IA 90 @15 90
No. 3. .....100 90 oil 90
Shore No. /. 10 90 016 90
No. 9. -. 10 90 Gl4 90
No. 3d.. 7 SO q 8 90
Large 3 ....
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I'VE are offering the best inducements now ioI
w one smart mau each town in the United
States to canvass for with a new and useful in
yention which is needed in almost every house ana
business place throughout the country. Demand
large and steadily increasing. Warranted 30 cents
profit on every 81 received.
Write your name and address plain, giving name
of Town wanted, also name of County and State.
Address with three red stamps.
UNION NOVELTY CO..
jan994w West Buxton, Me.
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NEW JERSEY.

The House met again at o'clock and in
dulged in general debate for several hours. Adj
ioarned
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Foreign Markets.

e. LONDON. Feb. 25-FoIenoon. -Consols steady.
American securites-UnitedSt States 5-2Os quiet at
III; Illinois Central shares S7s Erie Railroad shares
43i. trt
FRANKFORT, Feb. 25-Forenoon. States
5-20's strong and quoted at 75A. gr
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 25-Forenoon.-Cottond eclin-
ing; Miidling uplands ebd Middlng Orleans 9!d;
sales 5000 bales.
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Well. urnisbed Home.

TINE House in Park Street Block, in good repair,
l. lately occupied by Hon John Appleton, now by
Hon. Bion Bradbury, with the furniture which is
comparatively new and desirable, will be sold low
tor Cash, possession to be given in October
For further particulars apply to
GEO. +. EVERY, 8 Clapp's Block.
Feb 2t-eod3w
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Lost
Stray Cow.

A SQUIRREL Tippet; none the better for the SET
n vice 1t has seen ANY one finding such arti
Gle will be rewarded by leaving ii at the Press Office
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NEW YORK, Feb. 25.-The following intelli-
gence has been received via Havana, 24th
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NAME into the enclosure Of the subscriber on the
~ night OF the 18th hst a Red Cow. The owner
can have the same by proving property and paying
charges. L. F. CLARK,
fd2ld1ws Cor. Grove and Portland SIS.
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Cask.. ...... $50 q s 60
Naval Stores.
Tar y brl. % 90 a 5 so
Pitch &c. Tar)3 Is az
VII. Pltch... 8 so
Rosin IS 90 "a ~ 90
Turpentine gal77 q so
Oakum.
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ON Bracket street near Gray st, a checked Horse
" Blanket. The young man that picked 1t up will
It at i25 Congress OF 1903 Bracket SITS.
feb2ti3t' n. S. FERNALD.
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Who Wants Business +?

Apply to j. II. OSGOoD, JR., Room 6, Nc. 20
Court street, Boston, Mass.
ES-Al infringelnents on our patent rights win be
PROS Gu ed. no30d2aw3m
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For Sale or To Let.


HOUSES AND STORES OIL Pearl Street and
- cumberland Terrace. fine location, con-
tanning eight and ten rooms, each with modern con-
venienees. Abundance of well and cistern water
Apply 10 j. L, FARMFR.
feb1Sdlm No. At Danforth St., cor. PARK 81.
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Situation Wanted

Salesman, in a wholesale mercantile house. By
"A man OF experience who has an extensive "a
ences furnished. For particulars enquire at this
office. fe22-dHw
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Lost.


ON Park street. between Pleasant and Gray, a
NILa1y's Coral Sleeve Button. The finder will be
suitably rewarded by having it at MARRETT
POOR 81 CO, Middle st. feb2id3L"
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BOarders Wanted.
LOST AND FOUND.

n FEW Gentlemen boardefs, or a gentleman and
"A wife, can be accommodated at No. 20 Myrtle ST.
November 6. diff
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Agents Wanted.

WE Want first-class Agents to introduce our
w NEW STAN SHUTTLE SEW ING
MACHINES. Extraordinary inducements to
good statesmen. Further particulars and Sample
work furnished on application to w. G.. WILSON
& CO., Cleveland, Ohio; Boston, Mass; or ST. Louis,
Mo. ian 25. Dim
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To Let.
MYTH Board, pleasant rooms, at No 30 Dapforth
wv st. oc2Sdtf
WANTED.
BOarders Wanted.
A Gentleman and Wife

TWO Pleaeant rooms to let, will board, in q
1 pleasant part OF the city. Address A. Boz
1902. feb 25-dtf
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Dog Lost.

, SMALL p,oeh Doc with white breast and paws,
"A answers 10 The nam OF Richard; the finder will
DC r ,sS5dts by 'sA'S HARRIS HAT STORE.
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WIFI
any to clear s25 daily, in three hours. Business
eutirey new, light and desirable. Can be done at
home or travelling by both male and female. No
gift eni erprse OF humbug. ADDRESS
W. Ii. CHIDESTER,
feb15d&w1w 2G6 Broadway, New York.
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AUCTION SALES,
Sherif's Sale

CUMBERLAND S.
TNAKEN on exc ton and VIII he sold nj p,,,.t;,
l. Auction TO the highest bidder ON TH uRSttSspy1e
tne zttn DAY OF fe6i uary, A. 1868, at 10 O'clock
eT, No. 169 Fore Street, Portland in said County at
cumberland, the following personal property, 10
VII; Mems Thick and Thin Boots. Boys ard
hnu,hs Boots aud Shoes Ladies', Misses ami Chill
Greh serge, Goat and Peble Gram Boots Slippers
Cartoons, Settee, &C.. Sc '
=. y. PERRY, Deputy Sheriff.
Portland, Feb. %, 1865. dtd
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Horses. Carriages, &c, at Auction
40 LET.
To Let
Rooms tO Let.

WITHOUT BOARD. A suit of furnished Rooms,
w pleasantly situated near Market Square, three
minutes walk from Post Office.
Also three single flu nished rooms
Address p. D. Box 1899. fe24d3ws
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To Let.
TO BE LETl

pLFASANT Rooms, with Board, for gentlemen
4 and their wives. Enquire at No. II Clapp's
Block. feb1Tdtf
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Provision
KtICCj " IUs 80 IU lty II
Saleratus.
|Saleratus " lb 7a@ III


TURK 5 Is. E
hid. Is bus. . rs q 4 %
Cagliari s bu. .375 "a 4 70
Liverpool. ...3 rs a 4 %
Grind Butter. 80 a
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Store to Let.

THE new store in Barbour Block ON Middle Street,
4 now occupied by j. BuIlegh. Also the three
Chambers over the same WIN be let with the ste re
or separately. For further in ormation apply 10 pa
vid Reazer or EA NORTON
February 10. d3w
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TWO Rooms suitable for Offices, in the third
Story of the new Block Middle street oppo-
sle the First National Bank. Very pleasant and
desirable location and will be let on reasonable
terms. Apply to DAVID KEAZER,
Ne 80 Commercial St.
Portland, Feb. 4. 1868 feb6-d3w
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AGENTS WANTED :

WANT o genteel tenement OF FIVE or six rooms,
w in q good location. Rent about $3.50. Apply
to WILLIAM Ii. JERKS,
fab25d1WA Real Estate AGENT