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The Portland daily press., 1869-02-02
Barnes.

THE TURNvEREIN EXHIBITIONS are of that
class that always brings together the largest
and most appreciative audiences. Every one
who has attended them is inclined to patron
ize them again. The gymnastic selections are
always choice; the list of dances and the hap
Ply participants are never Objectionable to the
most fastidious; tho music,-well, no one ever
finds fault with Chandler, aud in fact every
thing connected with these exhibitions shows
harmony of arrangement, and unanimity of
action that is pleasant and profitable to the
audience as well as to the performers.
The Trapeze exercises are to be omitted on
this occasion. This is done by particular re-
quest, in order to accommodate the large num-
Der of ladies who wish to be present and are
lacking the nerve to witness the remarkable
evolutions of ''the daring young man on the
fl, ing trapeze." We are told that these exer-
cises are still practised at Turnverein Hall,
and will be again brought out next winter.
We know of one gentleman who was present
at the first performance, who has travelled ex.
tensively over Europe and is particularly in
terested in acrobatic exhibitions, who said that
IN the leading exercises and gymnasiums of
Pars and other continental cities he never saw
the same feats better executed. This is high
praise and when we consider that these Young
men are only able to practice af er business
hours, and that too in the persuit of health and
strength and not for profit, we think their skill
is little less than marvellous.
The velocipede will of course draw large
number to witness its working. A competent
rider is to manage it, and every one present
will have grand opportunity to post them
selves in regard to it, as the floor of the hall is
spacious and unobstructed, thus giving the rid
er plenty of room to turn. We are assured
that Mr. Levantine and his little boy will be
present and go through their special exercises
This exhibition is complimentary to the per-
formers, and we hope they will realize good
cum from
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-02

PosTPoNEMENT. = Owing to engagements
which preclude the presence of many of the
members of the Bar, the annual supper Of
the Cumberland Bar Association was post
poned from last night to Friday evening next
at the United States Hotel.
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-02

SUDDEN DEATH. = Mr.. VIM. B. Richards
harness maker, No. 1853 Middle Street, was
found dead in his store Monday morning by
his workmen. Coroner Hail was called, but
from the appearance of the body the man
had evidently died Of apopexy, and he there.
fore considered an inquest unnecessary. -
Since the death of his wife Mr.. Richards has
always slept in his store aid taken his meals
at the Albion House. He had his supper at
seven clock, as usual, on Sunday night
and about eight o'clock several young men
started to go home with him. When he
reached the store he sat down on the bed
and then the young men left him. Deceased
was very quiet, praceable man, always at
tending to his own business.
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-02
DEPARTURE OF OCEAN STEAMER.
MARIN e N EWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Monday, February "a

Monday. February "a.
ARRIVED.
Sch Everett, Pbilbrook. Matinicus, with mackerel
and herring for market.
Sloop Brown, johnson, Harpswel tor Boston.
CLEARED.
Steamer Chesapeake, bragg, New York-Hen-
ry Fox.
Steamer New Brunswick. Winchester, st John
NIB, via Eastport- International Steam hip Co.
Brig Emma SWEET, Matanzas-John d Lord.
Sch Marv Chiffon, King, Baltimore and Norfolk
j q Berry.
Sch Annie Harris, Harris, New York-Kensel &
Tabor.
Sch Maraeaibo, Henley, Boston--J B Brown &
Sons.
SAILED-Brg Emma: schs Ida Wheeler, r W
Godfrey A Bailey, Broadfed, Southelner SeguiD,
Mary Chiffon, Annie Harris, Cherub.
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-02

PErTIoN.-A petition can be found at the
Merchants Exchange in regard to inducing
the Legislature to assist railroad projects in
the State. 1t runs somewhatas follows: THAT
the undersigned, citizens of Portland, believ-
ing that the development of the vast resources
the State require enlarged facilities for trans
portation by the construction OF more railroads,
and that the people in all parts of the State
are deeply Interested in the subject agree with
Governor Chamberlain that the State should
give her endorsement to such enterprises Grail.
roads) as she deems vital to her advancement,
providing by ample restriction against the
abuse of the concession and securing herself
by lien or mortgage against the actual pay
ment of dollar, on either interest or princi-
pail"
1t is proposed to submit to the people of the
State such amendment to the constitution as
will authorize legislation to carry into effect
the recommendation of the Governor.
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-02
EXPORTS.

steamer Carlotta, Tor Halitax-16n0 bbls -four 100
Dds Oatmeal 225 6Dls WHEAT 100 bbls beans IS bbls
~ wnsKey, V do Spirits IL rolls leather.
pkgs sundries. ' ~
Brig Emma, tor Matanzas - $500 box shocks. s2E
loo bales hay. ~
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-02

Mr.. LYNCH's SPEECH.-We surrender a
large part of our space this morning to the
speech of our Representative in Congress in
support of q financial measure which has CIV
en- him national reputation. We know of no
speech or pamphlet on the present vexatious
complications of our financial affairs which in
Sc small space gives so ineligible an idea of
them and points so satisfactorily to the means
of escaping from them. The plan commends
itself so irresistibly to the judg ment of think
ing men, that we find one critic speaking of it
as "suSp ciously' easy. The interest excited
py lein congress may be partially measured
py the TACT that 1t was stated by the Speaker
on the day Mr.. Lynch made his speech that
nine gentlemen had prepared themselves TO
speak on it.
The circu instances under which tba s,oocb
was made are deserving of considera+;o,
Some of the leading members of the uorso
made factious opposition to his TAKING tbo
floor at the expiration of the morning hour
though the house bad previously given its
unanimous consent that he should do so, The
great body of members were so much exasper-
ated at the dictatorial manner of these gentle
men that they voted them down by a tremen-
dous majority and allowed Mr., Lynch to pro-
ceed. Some newspaper correspondents have
foolishly alleged that this measure was forced
upon the House '.to the neglect of public BUSH
ness" Nothing could be more absurd. The
business on the Speakers table which was an
taSonizcd to Mr.. Lynch's speech was chiefly
appropriation bills authorizing the expendi-
lure Oh money. Such bills neUer fail. Too
many interests are at stake to permit the pos
sloiilty OF such thing. If plan for a return
TO specie payments is not important public
business, 1t is difficult to conceive what can bo
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-02

BURGLARY.-The store of Owen Woodside,
on Daniorth Street, was entered on Saturday
night last, and about eight dollars in money
and three boxes of cigars were stolen.
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-02

SCHOOL EXAMINATIONS. = The semi-annua
examinations Of the public schools in this
city will commence on Tuesday, the h inst.
at the Grammar Schools; Wednesday, the
Primary Schools; Thursday the North School
and Friday the High School. 1t is very de.
sirable that parents should be present at these
examinations. The spring term will begin on
Monday March 1st
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-02

AN ORTHoGRAPHICAL PUZZLE.-A bit of or
biography is in circulation in some of the lit
erary and other circles of Boston, and has
found its way to Portland, and some of those
interested are making considerable number
of mistakes as they dash it off hurriedly in a
manner which implies that they are sure that
they cannot be otherwise than correct. The
plan is to read it to anybody, and let him write
it without seeing the written or printed paper
on which it is to be found. We give it verba-
tim:
1t is agreeable business to perceive the I'M
paralleled embarrassment of an harrassed ped
dler gauging the symmetry of a peeled pear,
which sybil had stabbed with poniard un-
needing the innuendoes of the lilies of q cor
nelian hue, when on Wednesday last they en-
deavored to separate niece and aunt.
Ex-President Hill, of Harvard College, is
said to have made five mistakes in writing this,
and few men have made less than three. 1t
looks simple, but after reading it you may
make few mistakes in spite of a confidence
in your ability which you may feel
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-02

DRAMATIc-We hear that the Saco Ora
matte Clnb under the auspices of the Unita-
rian Society, are to give performance of the
Chimney Corner at the City Hall, in that
CITY, tomorrow night.
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-02
Supreme Judicial Cour,

JANUARY TERMINATION j., Presiding
MoNDAY.-Charles W. Goddard VS.. Grand Trunk
Railway of Canada. Trespass. Assault of sue
Conductor Hiram Jackson on plaintiff Dec o. 1896
near Falmouth Jury out.
Shepley & Strout. Barnes,
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-02

COOPER & MORSE have on their bench a
hog that weighs $50 pounds, the handsomest
porker ever brought into this market. 1t was
raised at Island Pond
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-02
The Healing Pool,

An Essay for Young Men on the Crime
Of Solitu G, and tn, DISEASES and Abuses which
create impedrments to M aria ge with sure means
Of Relief. Sen in sealed etter envelopes, tree OF
charge, Address, Dr.. j. skiliin HOu.h,on,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa. LIS
ja19dSw3msN
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-02

ENGINE COMPANY MEETINGs.-The flags fly-
ing ON the engine houses yesterday denoted
that the usual monthly meetings were to take
place last evening.
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-02
MARRIED

In Westbrook, Jan. 81. BY Rev. j. n T..------
Robert Deoeck and Miss Ellen E. crosbY hd,S a.
AT Ferry Village Cape Elizabeth, Jan. 20 n, n
q. NJ. Vail, Capt. Noah B. Dodge and Mrs f ~ ley
Robinson, both of c. E. uy X
In 9eenanc Falls, Jan. 2s, james B. Noble. os
oXloru anu Lucy A. verrill. of Minot. VI
IN IN ,ynn Jan. 1s, Rev. J. A. Libby, OF West Po-
land, and Angie Davis. OF lisbon.
In Lewiston. JAN pa DR. g a wehher and Ne,,ie
r. StowelI, both of Paris, "''O'- a- '''
Na IN Lyermyre Centre Jan. 20, John H. Trip and
IN w, West Buxton, Jan. H. Oliver Smith, OF Hollis,
ana MIS- Martha Mason, OF Buxton.
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-02

FRIENDS Observation-Disclosures e. Talbot from
Ohio, will attend a meeting for divine worship
at Friends Meeting House, on Oak street, this
Tuesday evening, at o'clock. All are invit-
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-02

For twenty days you can buy furs, robes,
hats, caps, Sc, &C., without regard to cost at
McCallar's Casco Bank block Call and ex-
anime. jan26dtf
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-02

A JUDGE REBUKED.-An eminent iur;st
had habit of interrupting counsel with sug-
gestions of what he understood to be their
theory of the case, before it had been fully
stated by counsel. On one occasion, when an
eccentric and witty Irish lawyer was urging
a case before him, the Chancellor had twice in
terrupted him in that manner, and in each
instance received the reply, mo, your Honor
is mistaken in your idea of what claim to be
the law of this case" Then, after moments
pause, the counsel quietly remarked: "WouId
your Honor be satisfied with nine guesses, and
:, none OF them are right, will your Honor
Then allow me to proceed in my own way?"
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-02
BOscdOis College.
Medical Department..

THE 49th Annual Course OF Lectur es In the Med
I cal School of Maine, wi commence February
18Th, and continue 10 weess.
Faculty of InsfructIOni
SAMUEL HARRIS, ID. D., President Vt the Col
lege.
j. ) TENNEY. LII. D, Lecturer on Medical Jurls-
prudence.
/. t. DANA. NJ D, Professor of the Theory and
Practice OF Medicine.
w: G. ROBINSON, M. d. Professor OF Materia
Medica and Therapeutics
Physiology.
q. F. BRACKET, NJ. d. Professor OF Chemi. try
ard Pharmacy.
W. W. GREENE, NJ d, Professor of Surgery.
L. IL. JEWETT, ID. Professor OF Obstetrics
and Diseases OF Women and Children.
Chemistry.
j: B. SEVEY, NJ D, Demonstration of Anatomy.
circulars containing tul Information will be Ior-
warded on application to the Secretary.
G. F. BR ACKkTT. NJ. r., See'y.
Brunswick, Me-, Nov. 1893 fsb2eod & w3w
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-02

ARMY AND NAVY SoCIABLE.-The third So
ciable will be held on Friday evening next, at
their Hall. All members with their ladies are
invited
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-02
WANIED.

GOOD reliable men with references Tor a new pa
VI tented invention, hat paws large profits and is
needed 10 every household state ana county rights
for sale. Cal and examine at the
ST. JULIAN HOrAB, Room 81.
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-02

ANNUAL MEETING OF THE EASTERN RAIL-
ROAD Co.-The stockholders of this corpora
ton met in the Directors Room in the Station
House in Boston, yesterday. The President,
George NJ. Browne, Esq, called the meeting to
order at II o'clock. The thirty fourth annual
report of the Directors was presented in the
form of pamphlet, and adopted The follow
ing named gentlemen were elected Directors
for the ensuing year, by vote of 1927 shares;
George M. Browne, Samuel Hooper, Nathaniel
Thayer, Franklin Haven and Benjamin E.
Bates, all OF Boston; VIM. L. Dwight, of Ports
mouth; and Henry L. Williams, of Salem.
On motion it was voted to allow the Direct
ors to issue an amount of bonds not exceeding
one million dollars, in conformity with the
statute, to meet the indebtedness of the corpo-
ration
There being no other business the meeting
adjourned This excellent road now carries
more passengers by four hundred thousand
annually than any other road out of Boston.
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-02
Il Cd 8 u

A LARGE Pocket Book, containing near one hun
- dred dollars moIe; two rom - ory Notes
more than $500 each, and various oIher papers Al
80 q receipt Tor several notes signed by Nm. Comp
The finder is r. quested to return tie same to
j. v. ROBINSON
or Geo. C. Robinson & Co, No Elm ST. T2I't
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-02

MANY LIVES LOST AT DANBURY, Gonna
dispatch to the evening papers of yesterday
fro n Danbury Connecticut, says:
The most terrible disasgD that has ever oc-
Cured in Danbury, happened last night, de-
stroying a number of lives and much property
About O'Clock in the evening the upper Ko-
hausa dam which supplies the borough with
water gave way, letting down the water with
such force as to carry away tine lower dam al
so. The water of the two dams thus let loose
formed an irresistible force and carried every
thing before it, Flint's dam which was carried
away by food last summer was again de-
stroyed The upper Main street bridge was
carried away, also the Balmforth avenue and
White street bridge, while the Patch street
bridge and the one at Lucy, Hoyt & Co.'S shop
are rendered almost impossible. Houses and
small buildings were carried down stream and
destroyed. Immense scales of ice with rocks,
trees, Sc, were carried to great distance. A
mouse IN the end of the town, occupied by the
iamlly OF Mr.. A. Clark, was carried away with
Ine inmates, man, his wife and boy, and
an were drowned. They were found in the
sVrEaln near My rtle Avenue, and the husband
WIS picked up near the latter place. The body
OF Miss Humphrey was found near at hand
The bodies OF Mrs. Hustled and Mrs Charles
Andrews mother were recovered Thus far
hvo bodies have been found, but as a number
OF persons are missing it is feared thew have
been drowned. 1t is supposed that twelve or
fifteen lives were lost. VI
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-02
For Sale on he sc

O. The ,hree story Brick House, with Stable
k,:.I attached. No. II Bigh street, crn,aning IS
-2@skrooms, wIlh evly MODERN IMPROVEMENT.
Gas, not an | co wa err, ter close 4, furnace, q
lhIs property in reriecL ORDER and loaIed on Tue
pest part OF high ,treet; possession by the LIST
OF February. Enquire VI
Or GEO. R. DAVIS 6 CO., Real Estate Brokers.
Ian 2-tltf
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-02

DIR. BENNETT. U. S. Hotel, cures aoithout
medicine treating all diseases.
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-02
, wo Houses for Sale.
Farm for sale In Gorham.

ZACH 22x3O. one and half stories high: eonyen-
u venient Ior one family. Enquire of
SAMUEL WARREN,
fe2d1ms Knl, htville, Care Elizabeth.
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-02
Warren's Cough Balsam

D0SITIVELY has no superior Tor all Diseases Of
i the Throat and Lungs.
No person should be without it. Give it one trial
Sold by all Druggists.
b. F. BRADBURY, Proprietor,
no5d6msN Bangor
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-02
Dissolution of ~opartnershfp

NOTICE is her by Civ That the Conartnershp
~ lately existing between Georse Lewis and
William Nash. OF ortl4nd under the tirm n, me- Of
wis and Nash expired on the thlriiel DAY OF j. n
uaIy A. D. 1869. by mutual consent
Geo &c Lewis Is auti OF lied 20 settle all debts
to and by the copartnership.
GRoRGEAL LEWIS,
Jan 2.eod2w WILL NN Mash
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-02
Memoir ANDA.

Sch Saxon, from Virginia tor Boston, which got
ashore inside ape Henlnpen, was got off after dis
charging and lowed to Philadelphia 5Oth.
Gibraltar Jan. g. BaIque Reina del Sud. from
Leghorn Tor New York, which put back 18th leaky,
h s been condemned.
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-02
'EHE PR ESS.
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Tuesday Morning, Feb uary 2, 1869.

gsg- First Page To-Day-The Resumption of
Specie Payments: Speech of Hon. John
T,vnoh
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-02
FOR EIGN PORTS

Cid at Liverpool l4th ult, ship Northampton, Nea-
ly, New Orleans.
Cid at London l4th ult ships Scotia Delano, Car.
diff, to load tor United States; 10th, M Mosher,
M1sher, Cardlf and Baltimore.
Sid I'm Newport 10th ult ship Gardiner Colby.
Ar at Cardiff 18th ult, brig Charles Pool, Sher-
man, Havre.
AR at Calcutta i4th ult ship Kearsarge, Chatfeld.
LiverI DOL.
At Sierra Leone Dec %. A Houghton, Hamilton,
and Anna Elizabeth, Berry, uuc; Dawn. Gregory,
Sid fun Madeira I'd nit, brig Lena Thurlow Cor
bett, from Troon) or Cuba.
Sid I'm Trieste sth ult, barque Ephram Williams,
sid I'm Flushing 18th ult, sch Veto, Davis, for
Havana.
Ar at Messina 9Th ult, barque Wild GezeIIe. Lewis
Genoa; 18th, brig Drigo, Rumball, Cette.
Sid 9TH, barque Union, Anderson New York.
In port 9Th about ~ American vessels, loading tor
United States.
AT Zenzbar Nov %, barque Chamette, Waite, I'm
Muscat ar 1lth, Tor boston next day.
AT Curacao nth ult sch ii Curtis Richardson, tor
AT Bermuda Gath ult brig Camilla, Newman, for
Boston ldg cargo OF condemned brig j W SAWYER,
Cid at St John, NIB, 9th ult, brig Jennie Clark.
Roberts, Havana; scbs Lena Hume, Appleby, Ear
denas Tropic Bird. McDougal, Havana
per steamer Donau. at New York;
:, Ar at Liverpool 18th ut, st James, Black, from
Sid tn Queenstown 10Th, Teviot, Alkema. from
Portlandl tor Londoni 18th, Matilda, Blake, iron
Eangoon) for Bremen.
Cid at Calcutta Dec 81. Portlaw, Curtis. Melbourpe
Ar at Bombay Dec %, Wnitmore, Humphrey
Liverpool. es'
SD fin Mauritius Nov 22, Congress, PuringtOn, for
Ar at Messna sth inst Anna woll;nrto, Ovans
Genoa. "ie'o' WV
d 9th, Clara jenkins, Gilkey, Boston.
S.u I'M Cadiz l2ih Evelyn, Jenkins, Buenos Ayres
Iasseu uloraltar 9Th ult, Graf a, Wallace 1rohi
Marseles iot United States
=, olu az davre 10th, Lady Bessngton, Adams' ior
new orleans, tand sailed 1Sth.l
Sid 18th, ships VIM Woodbury., Mcclellan, ana An
ma Camp, Drummond, tor New Orleans Haieyon,
Work, do; Melrose, Nichols Savannah.
Sid i'm the Texel l4th, Transit, Whifmore' (rom
Sid i'm Mevoet 18th, Elphalet Greeley, Halcrow,
Cardiff.
SPOKEN
Nov 80. lat 81 s, lon so w, ship Sebastian Cabot,
from San Francisco tor Liverpool
Dec II, lat % S, Ion 2i W, barque Henry Buck,
from Boston tor Gale.
Jan a. lat % 10, lon 70 IS, ship Lisbon, from New
Orleans for Havre.
Jan a. South OF Nantucket 1870 miles, brig Five
Brothers, from Boston Tor Havana.
Jan %, lat 81 So Ion 10 20, barque e A Cochrane,
froW Messina Tor Philadelphia.
Jan 30, lat go 10, Ion II 40 ship Tranquebar, Har-
ward, from New Orleans Tor Liverpool.
Jan 81 off Cape May, sch Mary ID Haskell, from
Charleston Tor Boston.
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-02

Messrs Z Il Sewall OF Bath, will launch this
week ship OF 800 tons. named Tudor classed A
for 9years by French Lloyds She Is to load or the
tactic. Another ship OF 1870 tons will be commence
ed immediately.
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-02
STATEMENT
OF -
Lamar Fire Insurance Co.,
OF the CITY OF N.w York,
JANUARY 1t 1859.
Amount of Capital, all paid up in each, 100000 90
I" Surplus Jan LIST, 1869 23249O 70

Amount of Capital all paid up in each, 100000 90
" Surplus Jan LIST, 1859 23249O 10
s5s2,4.O7s
ASSETS.
Cash on hand and in Bank, 17.7097s
Bank Stocks in the city ofNew York, par
value $40 900 market value. 47,sOOOO
Bonds and Mortgages LIST ieus on properly
in New York and Brooklyn, mostly dwell
ines, worth in ea"h case rs 10 100 per CT.
more than amount loaned thereon, ia, $50 90
Loans on demand, fully secured, $500 90
Bills Receivable tor pre- NUNS on Inland
risks, 1874 80
Amo mt with Ag,pts 4,O52 CO
Premiums In course of collection, s673 70
Interest accrued but not yet due, 6'SW
New York County Bonds, 1900 90
U. s. per cent Stocks par val $4,000 90
market value, $4,000 90
s53., 900 20
Amount of loss unadjusted waiting
proofs, sls,2OO 90
NEW YoBK, Jan 25th, 1869.
Sworn before me, Jan. &C. 1869.
JAS. W. HALE, Public Notary, "A Wall st.
LR. ST JOHN, President.
VIM. R. MACDIARMID, Secretary.
WINTHROP e. RAY, <gent,
h2eodsw 100 Fore -.
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-02

PRM AND SERRANo, the two leading shirt.
of the Provisional government of Spain. have
quarreled. Prim wished to control the an
pointment of the twelve generals OF the army
so as to make his influence with the military
paramount. This was refused by Serrano and
the council of which he is president. Mean.
while the Republican and Liberal parties ex-
press preference for Espartero for President
or King.
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-02
To Heirs al Law.

To Heirs at Law. An lsr.ons be
lieying them. ewes euIitlrd to property IN Eng
land, Ireland or Scotland, sbou.da once call on OF
address the under signed who has been successfully
engaged in the Prosecution OF Ilaims IN EUROPE ior
aminatop OF documents. 4. Il. BANNING,
IS Fxchanpe Street in Phpnix ms. ohce, Pc. uand,
Maine, NAu-Am A1AM<8
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-02
Standard Native Wines

EIderDeFry, Cuffant, Grape, &C.
The vel best of berries and grapes are used and
prepared with great care by the most expert
enced Manufacturers in tue State. The best chem
lists in the country inform that our Native VIII es
mole nourishing aud better tor medicinal pur-
poses than most OF the imported wines we get.
GRAyent for BARINGs OLD ESGLIsH BITrERs,
the gerry bgst in use. ja30sNtf
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-02

A small iarm consisting OF about
Ann ~ fifty acres, suitably divided imo pas-
TI2 tUre and wood land; goJd buildings;
aIIkJT1T good orchard, aud well wa cred. Sit
Ezz14H142r1 uated one and ha mile T. om Cor
ham Village. aud one fourth mile I ON East Buxton
Station. Enquire OF ChAS. Ii. LOliD on the
premises Price 81 800. fe2d4w-
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-02

49, The eommodious and convenient house No
IN. % Watervil!e s., containing ~ good rooms
G.l Plenty hard and SUIT water. Would mako a
capital boarding house. Will lease for term OF
year. Apply to
WM II. JERRIS, Real E.ate Agent,
fe2diw' Opposite bile House
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-02
WASHINGTON COUNTY

The following list OF Deputies have been an
pointed by Sheriff Farrar, for WASHINGTON
county: Manning Dunbar, Cherry6eld; Har-
Eastport; Emerson e. Stoddard, Pembroke.
Six vessels are to be built in Mllbrdge the
coming year.