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The New York herald., 1868-01-23

A.-Moet q Chnndon Champagne.
Having received the nrst shipmsnt Of Messrs Moet
Chandonfs WIN IMPERIAL (GRBEN SEALi yERzENAY
snd, rLEyK oE slLLERy OF TaE ExcELLEsr WIN.
these Wines, especially 10 the WIN IMPERIAL suREEN
SEAL which has been pronounced By connosseurs bo
superior oihsr ehsmpagns before imported his
country,
The above Wines for sale all hrs cass dealers
IN Wines in this city y ANTHONY OECHA
i sole Agent for Msssrs Moet q chsndon in sss D. g.
The New York herald., 1868-01-23

tenure, through mortgages, over the soil and
an absolute power over the settlers. Let Mr..
Washturne and Mr.. Lawrence press the excel
lent and necessary measures they have pro-
2Oa0d 5sH rrH r mMs-esu
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a Gsrsy%as Rev, Mcsissrraayh .sss, = z wfi,n.
with throat affection 70 which csfgymen are espee ally
subject having used remedics heve pleasure
testimony the relief have had Ia thu
sahoaih lzbors from the OF BROWNS
BRONCHIAL rRoCHEs. They have been grcA, eora-
Others whom have recommendsd the,u have Used
them with advantage For Coughs and Cods she rrochcs
aro equally sncacloua
The New York herald., 1868-01-23

Ths heirs or the late John Washington, Of virginia
Is said have begun suit in cncsso for me recovery Of
sloo, 900 worth Of real sststs IN Ma, city which was
owned BY Warrington At tho tins he vas killed In yr.
ginia in 1891 Chicago lawyer made his way through
ihe hnes aud 1ndlng the washington nss represented
that The estate would be oonnscated " " renamed In
their name and had II decided 90 him Tor safety lilo
has ance refused 70 restore H. Hence ihe suit
The New York herald., 1868-01-23
~. PRESS rELsGaAns.

I.audinx OF Geuerai Aiatorre's Forces at
Campeche.
HAvssA, dan az, 1868
Mereap ase,, eonssting " the steamers Georgia
The New York herald., 1868-01-23

Fire In Cleveland.

Fire In Cleveland.
CLEVELAND, Jan 90 1868.
nre In Root, whtoiaw Il Co.'S feather store last
night destroyed property TO the amount OF 10000
$50, o0o The loss Is covered BY insurance In New
York.
The New York herald., 1868-01-23

A.-A.-Jnpaness Hair stain
halr, whskers and mustashe beautiful black
or brown II conssts Of only one preparation Color viii
win not fade or wash out Only ~ cent? box
sold By H. r. HELMBOLD, S9f Broadway. usft Mstro-
polltan hotcl, and ~ ali drusaists Nf
The New York herald., 1868-01-23

'o"3 3HAbaStE PosfHE's COUGH BALsAM ~
be the and sdeclusl remedy aud ia wishn
me roach of ALL
yor sale BY ali druggists Al ss 90 and 70 cents.
The New York herald., 1868-01-23

and Tobasco two brss and two schooners arrived be-
fore Csmpeche the 10th inst, and clsebarked Two
thousand troops. under the command OF General Ala
torre and Colonel Foster. ThsS would Immediately
march upon ssa to suppress the revocation and restore
Governor Cepeda The steamer Georgia, Of this feet,
which arrived at Havana to-day brings this intslgence
Mr. Mac0mb bearer of dispatches to the State Depart
ment at Washington, is a passenger on board the
Georgia.
The New York herald., 1868-01-23

Batchrier,s Hair Dye.-Thc Bass IN tho
world IN sonly perfect Dye, harmless reae nsAaiane
Gus Farory ls Dond street
The New York herald., 1868-01-23

A.-Rheuma tisn Legally Warranied Cuycd
or money refunded Dr. fITLkhS Grcst vcgetAb Raeu
matte Remedy taken inwsrds Refsrenoas HfaT cures.
The New York herald., 1868-01-23

.Cnmpbeli, Apothecary and Chemist. cornes
u Eighth and 1weny eighth streak Nedl
cinss aud Prescriptions prepared with
The New York herald., 1868-01-23
A.-Moe. g Chanaon Cha@p.s.mc e

A Perfect Hair DressinG- Bnrnett's Csc oains
impArs One Rloss and 10 superior 70 French oonsdes
And oils or alcoholic washes.
The New York herald., 1868-01-23

Cri-twdoro'a Hair pye.-The Best Ever
Manufactured. Wholesale and retail. also sppisd a.
IL. Astor tfourA
The New York herald., 1868-01-23

Printing of Every Description Exrcutcd
with neatuess despatch and lower rates tnaa ese
where, at the MErROPOLiTAS lob PklSflNb kStA1-
iLsahENr, NASSAU street.
The New York herald., 1868-01-23

Romero Appointed Minister Of FinnDce--tsov-
ernOr Aaza TO be Minister of she Interior.
HAVANA, Jan. q, 1868
teegraphic despatch dated city Of Mexico, January
15 President Juarez has rendered Senior Romero
late Minister 70 Washington position in the Cabinet
as Minister Of Finance. There is no doubt that Senior
Romero will accept tho Office; but before entering upon
its duties he VIII probably return to Washington for
short ome.
Governor Aura has been appointed Minister Of the
Interior.
The New York herald., 1868-01-23

Hydrouiic Cow nIiiser.-.A Cpmpiete sue.
Rare opportunity for men OF snersy AS Broadway
corner Of Ful0n street.
The New York herald., 1868-01-23

snow and Ra.u W. Bails nnd Pgrties-Areiic
CATERS wAue saLa Bo3ss. A. hii11N So.s -
The New York herald., 1868-01-23

Tho ,sctyopolitnn lob printiuu Estabtsh~
wEST G Nassau street. y prepared 10 furnish cards cr
sf =, ,rnrbn Ia Cases. Posters and tescr pca
~ prtptins a, rates twenty i've pet cent loss aa
Drained esewhsrt n the clty
The New York herald., 1868-01-23

wigs, Taapres ana ti,aamentaI tIair.-Rest
10 ttnnd
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-04
XLth 0QNGREss-second Session.
GENAnE


WASHINGTON, March Sat one o'clock the
Clerk of the House appeared and announced
the appointment or managers on the part of
the House to conduct impeachment.
The bill to facilitate the payment of soldiers
bounties was discussed and referred to the
Committee on Finance.
Mr. Howard Offered the following order on
behalf OF the select committee of seven on the
question of impeachment:
D1dered, That the Secretary of the Senate
be directed to inform the House of Represen-
tatives that the Senate is ready to receive tbe
managers appointed by the House of Repre-
sentatiyes to carry to the Senate articles of
impeachment against Andrew johnson, Pres
ident of the United States. Adopted
On motion of Mr.. morrill, Of Vermont, the
Senate took up the bill to fund the National
debt and for conversion of United States
notes. The question was on the substitute re-
ported by Mr.. Sherman from the Committee
ON Finance.
Mr.. Morrill, thok the floor in opposition to
the bill, and In reply to Mr. Sherm3 ms speech
Of last week.
Mr.. Cole offered resolution directing the
COMMITTEE on Finance 10 inquire into the ex-
pedleney OF repeating all laws imposing taxes
on r incomes ONE and manufactures. Adopted.
Inc Dill exempting property in the District
~ ~, Columbia ned for school purposes from To-
cal taxation was passed
:. 4he OIL restoring lands to market along the
line OF the Pacific Railroad and its branches
was passed,
On motion, OF Mr.. Fessenden, the Senate
hon-eoneurred In amendment to the bill max
ing appropriations to the heirs OF Gen, 4 nder-
son.
Mr.. Frelinghuysen introduced bill to pro-
mote uniformity of coinage between monies
OF the United States and other countries Re-
ferred to Committee on Finance.
Mr. Yates. from the Committee on Terrific.
yies, reported with amendments the hill n
provide for the government of the territory o.
IDAHO
A reply was received from the Secretary o.
War to resolution of inquiry whether any
and what military districts have been estab
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-04
Destruction of Barnun,'s HHnseum by
Fire.

Barnum has lost his museum by fire Sc
cond time, and the country has lost thereby
many things that cannot be easily replaced.
The Geographic account of the occurrence is
as follows: Y an
AT two O'clock Tuesday morning fire was
discovered i'll the third story of Barnum's
Museum. The fire was first discovered in the
southeast corner of the building, occupied by
Van Amburgh's menagerfc. The flames had
attained such Roadway before they were seen
that with the limited means at hand it was
found impossible to extinguish them, and at
tentlon was at once turned to the task of res
cuing those in the building and getting out
whatever PROF erty could be readily moved.
The fat woman and fat boy, giantess and other
monstrosities, together with the ianitor's
family, were reused from their slumbers. and
safely conducted from the burning building.
SO rapidly did the flames spread that it was
found impossible to save any of the larger ami
mails in the fine collection known as Van Am
burg's menagerie. The yells of the amin ais
as the flames reached them were appalling,
and they bounded from side to side or dashed
madly against the bars in their vain efforts to
free themselves. A few of the animals on the
Broadway side among them a kangaroo, a
small leopard and monkeys, together with Pc
licans and a variety of other small birds, were
got out On the Mercer street side the police
and others were moe successful. A giraffe
two camels, pair of Japanese hogs, Bur-
mese COW, a llama and a variety OF small ami
mails were got out
Owing to the fact that the fire apparatus
was absent at a fire at Spring and Varick
streets, it was over ten minutes from the time
the alarm sounded before steamer arrived
upon the ground, and by that time the fire had
worked into the floor above and into the main
portion Of the building, and when sufficient
force had arrived the fire had attained such
Roadway that it was utterly impossible to save
the building, the flames raging with force
and fury that rendered the dozen streams
directed into the building apparently useless
In a comparatively short space of time the
interior was burned out and the adjoining
buildings seriously damaged. The side of the
Prescott House was on fire at one time, but
was saved by extraordinary exertions. The
guests, aroused from their slumbers, hurriedly
rushed down stairs, many of them in their
night gear and carrying some OF their pro-
perty. Trunks were pitched headlong down
stairs and carried into adjoining houses or
piled up in the hall ready for removal
The loss on the Museum and contents, in
Guiding Van Amburg's menagerie will amou' t
to about $780, 900. Insured, but to what amount
or in what companies could not be ascer-
tai
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Feb q. dtd
TINTED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE.
L Irx II Rnstn

TINTED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE.
- CITY HALL, Boston, Mass.
Feb ary q. 1865
o March 18th, Tor the delivery OF three thousand
screen hundred and sirty-taco (3762) cu6ic feet of
granite, to be furnished IN the rough, and thou
sand three hundred and fy-one (735!) cubic feet Of
cut granite, at he wharf 1T Fort McCiary, Ports
mouth harbor, n. H., as follows, viz:
Between April Is and May 10, 1868, pieces of d.
mcns'on stone, containing 292 cubic feet, and IS
pieces of cut granite, con aiming 2074 cubic feet
Between May 10 and June Is, 1868. 10 pieces OF d.
mensiOn stone, $50 cubic lee, and 6S pieces of cat
granite, 207i cubic feet.
Between June 15,h and July 18th, 1865 pieces
OF dimension Stonel47e cubic feet, and " pieces OF
Cut Granite 225S cubic eet.
Between July 18Th aud August 18th, 1863, the re-
maindef, 46 pieces OF dimension Stune-1i27 cubic
ieet and01 pieces o. cut granite-l cubic feet.
The dimension Stones TO be furnished in the rough
vary In lengths from feet inch TO feet in widths
from foot inches to feet inches and i'm rises
from feet to feel incbes Each Stone must con-
form as to size to the definite dimensions given in
the drawings and specifications; lie fl ee from
sap and seams, and other deiects, and be well quar-
ried to make natural beds, and cut to full edges
The Cut Granite, which is to be laid in regu ar
courses of headers and strechers with dove failed
joints must be carefully cut to. the dimensions
given on drawings and III specifications, the lace of
the stones TO be left in the rough but tO have a
drdu2h one inch in width ent along the edges and
batter of hall an inch to each foot of rise The cham
terng Of the dovetailed joints and the dressing ~
the beds and builds TO be trough hammered straight
square and full TO dimensions. Tie dimensions Of
inc sHiJ iSnEOhs from 4 feef u inches to
feet 10 ihches IN widths from feet inches to
feet inches, anu in rises from feet to 2 feet 4
inches UlI
With each offer must be given the names Of two
responsible PERSONS as guarantees for the faithful
execution OF the contract the amount of surety 10 be
one fourth the amount bid. The neee.s ary blank
folms FIR bids and guarantees will be furnished up-
on application to this Office.
The bids mus state, separately, the price per cubic
tootot Stcne 10 De FURNISHED in the rough, and .he
price Ter cubic toot for the cut stone.
ans and specifications ready. and NAV be
examined during the usual Office hours at the u s
Engln, er office, fourth floor, City Hal
), Each proposal must be marked on the outside Of
the envelope, "ProposaisJor Granite Jor Eorf Ne
ctGry.' W. w. '
>. q. FOSTER, Brevet-Mai, -Gen u S. A.,
Mafen z. uOt 1t Col. Engineers.
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-04

NEW YORK, March 3.-Flour, sales 80 hhls,
States 50@ 10 50 Califolaia IL % a IL 50 Southern
975 q IA 70. Wheat quiet and steady. Corn "a 4
better and more active sae $4,000 bush. Oats "a &c
better; sales q 200 bush. Pork, prime qltel new
mess closing at 2t 60; old mess closing at % 49,
prime 10 90 a 90 90. Lard heavier ard lower 15l 0
i6t. Butter active and firm; Ohio Ar "a d5, Sfaf.
40 @ s.. Coton very firm, with fair demand sales
$500 bales; Middiing nplands 23c,. Sugar firm;
steady; Muscovado so a. sic. Petroleum steady
Talcw finn; sales 5000 lbs, at lie az l1$c
Freights quiet and firm
CHICAGO, March. 8. Wheat, moderatIy active
NO. Spring declined @ 1ac. Corn firm; 7s3 a
7S3c. Oats frmer and advanced "a 1e: sales AZ IS
% 55gc. RE easier and in fair demand 81 a. So.
Barley quiet at % q 0s. Pork quiet and held
firmly; country mess and city firm. Dressed Hogs
and trim at an advance of 10 90 15c; common TO
good so 98 80. Bees-cattle firm and active; good
to choice shipping at % a co.
CINoINNATI, March 8. - Mess Pork quiet with
New Mess "a "a q q so nominally. Bulk Meats
quiet aud less demand at fo0 lie for Shout iers and
SIDES, and i5!e for sdes. Bacon firm and quiet
sides I5c' Lard dull. Gold 14l,
NEW BEDFORD, March 2.-=Sperm Oil continues to
rule quiet but with some Inquiry at the close of the
week for export; holders firm at So 10 and upward
advanced &c 9 gal! sales have been made Of 500 bbs
prime Northern at zoe 3 gall 200 ibis for export and
the balance for manu- acturr,
MEMPHIS, March 3,-~Cotton quiet at % "a 22Jc
BUFFALO. n, Y, March 3.-Wheat in store and
aaoat 4i9 900 bash; Corn 65,000 BUSH; Oats IS 900
BASH; Barley 10000 bush; Rye 40 900 BUSH Flour
steady: " neat, eais and rye dull and unchanged ,
Corn dali but firm. Mess pork and Lark firm.
CAGDBIDGE, March 3.--Beef-r Cattle, receipts
sos head; prices rmer than last week extra IA 90 1
"A 70; hrst quality - 90 69 Is 75 second quality
II 90 q II I5i third qualify 81 a. 90. Mich
cows apd calves 81 60 q 100 90. Sheep.-lambs-re-
e3ipts 2o63 head; prices unchanged, 50 @ 90,
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For sale or To Let.
TO Let.

THE frst-elass three story brick house, with free
stone trimmings number thirty five High street.
For particulars inquire at the house fel9dtf
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-04

HEAVY ROBBERY AND ARREST.

PHILADELPHIA, March 3-The new store of
Games E. Caldwell g. Co., No. 9O2 Chestnut
otreet, was entered by two men during the
documentary absence of the attendant, and two
tiays containing large number of diamond
rings and clusters We're distracted. The rob
Ders escaped "a without wi, notice. An officer cap
the Continental Hotel. Upon searcbin9 him
about forty. diamonds, clusters and rings were
found on his person. He gave his name n
Martin Bailey, trunk maker, from Chicaro,@
lie was committed in default of $1,000 bail.
His accomplice is yet at large. The value Of
the diamonds is about $4,000.
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-04
NEW YORK.

LOSSES BY THE DESTRUCTION OF BARNUK S
MUSEUM.
New YoRK, March 3.-The losses by the Mus
scum fire are estimated at half million dol
lars. A Giraffe worth $4,000 will die from its
burns. The Museum was insured for $780,
coo; loss 100000. A part of the tigers were
burned worth $4,000. The scenery, ETC., for a
new piece, very expensive, was burned. The
giantess loses $4,000. The Circassian girl is
also heavy loser. Twenty-Five animals We're
saved and twenty-eight burned,
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-04
U. s. NzNrsIaGyL's Sale.

UNITED STATES OF AMERIoA,l
DISTRICT OF MAINE. SIS.
Pursuant to Vend: Expo: to me directed from
the Hon. Edward Fox, Judge ofthe United States
District Court, within and the District of aine
shall expose and offer for sale at public auction
TO the highest bidder therefor the following property
and merchandise, at the time and place within sad
District, as follows. viz:
At the y SAppraiser's ORce No 1893 Fore Street, IN
Portland on Wedlesdoy, tie eighteenth day Of March
meet, al IL O'Clock A. IL:
FoURTFEN HALF BOXES OF TOBACCO. contain
ing s55 lbs.
The same having been seized by the Collector of
Internal Revenue Tor the First Collection District OF
Maine, and ordered to be sold and the projects
disposed OF according to law
Dated at Portland this twenty-eigbth day Of Feb
ruary, A. D 1868.
. CHARLES CLARK,
feD2Sdl5d IT. s Marshal District of Maine,
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q O IA M r. GAL.
New Work Stock and Money Market.

NEW YORK. March Sc P. M.--Coupons 11O2 q
1lot; 1864 10589 lQt; do 1866, 1857 q l09; do Jan
Sevens, l05B a 1863; Central 1881 a 1881; Erie 74S
g l4l; Reading, "a q 944; Michigan Southern 81
q Oh.
Railways active this morning, and general i'm
proyement in prices Erie, sold up to 10s followed
Northwestern Shares, which reached 74s for pre-
ferred; whole list declined at / o'cltci board but
closed firm with sales Of Erie III "a 70. Pacific Mail
dull; Money III fair demand-6 per cent called.
Gold closed quietly at 1415. Governments not quite
so firm; Exch1nge weaker, Sc a 90.
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-04
Wanted.
w anted.

CMALL HOUSE, six or seven rooms, with stable.
- West of Stale Street pre- erred. Would purchase
if satisfactory. Address Box 2259 Post Office.
February q. d1w=
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Foreign N5arkosx.

HAVANA. Feb, 29,~Ihe Sugar market is irmer
ON basis OF T343$ reals P arrobe for No Il ID S ;
sales very large. ESchange-on London 81 a 81 per
cent premium, on United States cur e@cy, short
sight, 30s per cent discount; on Paris do do in
gold, long sight q do do; short sight q do do.
Feb. 29.-Sugar, No 10 to II is quoted at II 40 u
reas No Is to 20 81 to 1o} reals y arrobe. Moasses
sugar at5z a 81 reals Muscovado sugar-inferior to
common refining a g. reals fair to good refining
g g I! reals; grocery g.ades u @ reals p arroee.
Honey4 reals v gal Molasses, Clayed a. eg5 reals
common or Muscoyado 81 % G, Beeswax 81 a 81
tor brown SIS q 10 80 tar white. Frcights active
and rates firmly sustained. Petroleum Ia 81 reals
p gal in hbs, and q do IN tins. Shocks reals for
tierces and IL g 1sc in uns. Onions $il ~ b
Talow 12le p 10.
HAVANA March 3.--Exchange on London 81 09
per cent premium. On United States currency
long sight, 81 % 80 per cent discount; short sight
90 per cent discount. On gold 81 per cent discount
LONDON, March s--Afernoon.-Copsols 934 a 93f
for both money and account,
American securities = United States 5-20's ~ a
71s; Hin us Central shares So; Erie 43s.
LIVERPOOL, March 3-Evening Cotton Mddling
upands' sd; Middling Orleans sgd. Sales 10000.
Alyices from Manchester are untayorable. Goods
and yarns dull. Cotton Ais 6dtcr old Naval stores
firm,
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TO Lei.

Brick Store, No. Portland Pier,
XNTITH two desirable Offices ON second floor.
w Terms reasonable. Keys at Spanish Consul
IdtesNO. 30 Exchange ST.
Alar2-du
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-04

Especial Dispatch by 1nterna sional Line.l
AUGUSTA, March S.-The assumption ques-
ton has been discussed in the House to-day.
Mr.. Rust, of Belfast, made strong speech
against the two hundred dollar amendment
1t looks as if the amendment would be der
feated tomorrow. The vote will be taken at
II O'clock CUMBERLAND.
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-04
Proposals for Lime,
For Construction of the u. y. Court Ions
aud Post Office. PoctIau ID. Ne

EOf NOmstruetIOm of the u. =. Court kEOUsc
and Post Office, Portland, Me.
GEALED Proposals will be received at the Office of
~ tho undersigned until IL O'Clock M, March goth
1883, Tor furnishing and delivering one thousand
(t00O) Barrels OF the best Rccklan Lime Tor the
government buildings to he erected at Portland Me-
The Lime to be delivered at the sites of the build
ings as fast desired by the Superin enlent or re-
CURED by the progress OF the work.
Proposals will be made by the barrel Including
cost OF all freights, landing &c. -
len per cent OF all payments will be retained IN
til completion of the contract. The delivery of the
lime to begin alter the signing of the con-
tract as the Superintendent may direct. The De-
partment reserves the right to reject any or all of
The proposal if deemed for the interest of the GOV
eminent to do so.
Proposals should be endorsed Proposals for
Lime and addressed to = :
HENRY KINGSBURY,
Superintendent.
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Proposals for Bricks,
For the Conjunction of the u. g. Custom
ROuse, Portland, We.

ROuse, Portland, We.
CEALED Proposals will be received at the office
- OF the undersigned in Portland until ~ o'clock
NJ, M srch goth 1868, tor furnishing and delivering
One million 100000 Bricks for the Government
buildings to be erectedat Portland Me.
Proposals will be made by the thousand includ-
ing all cost of freight and delivery for lots from fl
ty thousand (5o,O0o) to one million Il, 000, 000).
The bricks to delivered at the sites of the build
ings fast as shall be desired by the Superinen-
dent or required by the progress of the work, AID
to be of the best quality OF hard burned brick,
sound and fair, satisfactory to the superintendent.
No proposals will be considered unless accompan-
led by a'sample of Bricks proposed. MN
The delivery OF bricks to begin as soon after the
signing of the contract as the Superintendent shall
direct. il. ~
Tea per cent of all payments will be retained un-
til the completion of the contract.
Tue Department re serves the right to reject any
or all bids if deemed for the interest of the ver-
ment to do so. III
Proposals should be endorsed proposals for
Brick" and addressed to
HENRY KJNGSBURY,
FEB, u. did Superintendent.
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-04
teb2Sdl5d
aS0Ie of Forfeited Goods.

COLLECTIONS OFFICE, J
DISTRICT OF PORTLAND g. FALMoUTB,}
Portland Feb. 90, 1868.
T'HE following described merchandise having been
forfeited for violation Of the Revenue Laws OF the
United States, public notice of said seizures having
been given they will be sold at public auction at the
office OF the United States Appraiser 1913 Fore street.
on Wednesday, March 25th, 1865 at IL O'Clock A. nj
ID Empty Barrels; $40 Cigars; l Bottle Whiskev
II Bottles Gin; Bottles Brandy; 8 Bottles Brandy
Boi Ties Brandy; Cases Gin; Bottles Brandy:
Bottles WhisIey; / Barrel hIoasses; ~ Bottles
Frandy; 6Bettles Brandy; Barrel Whiskey; I
ANY person or persons claiming the same are re-
quested to appear and make such claim within twenty
days from the date hereof, otherwise the said goods
will be disposed of in accordance with the Acts of Con-
gress in such cases made and provided
ISRAEL WaSHBURN, JR.
Collector.
February 20. dtay3w sS25mar
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$4,000 Der Day!

Agents Wanted; male and female; Local and
Travelling. Bosiness new, light and honorable
Steady employment the year round. No capital
required. Address REEVES s. CO., No rs Nassau
street New York. 2Gwtysn
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-04
COOpSraRe.
HID. Silks & Hds,

Mol. City. 2 70 q . IS
Sug. City. 3 80 q 2 10
Sug. C'try...1 rs q l so
C'ryRift Mol.
HID. Sinks. / SC a 70
HID. H'd'gs,
Soft Pine. cS a so
Hard Pine. 80 (dC SO
Hoops,(14ftl.35 GO 440 90
R.0ak StayesI5 90 goo 90
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go be Let,
To let
10 Let.

THE Second Story OF building, No. "a Green st.
Il Size oiroom 45 feet long AMI 20 feet wide.
Also one Stable convenient for three horses. For
particulars apply at 81 Green street. fy291w*