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Col W. l. BrAsHALL, late Deputy City Col
znce business, and has associated with him Mr..
Thomas II. Parsons, well known for ma sy vears
~ the Washington agent for the Baltim0re and
Ohio railroad. -'
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MEssRs. CooPKR & LATIMER, anetioneers,
will sell to-morrow, within their auction rooms,
An extensive consignment Of English and Amer
ican stone china We would advise dealers and
the public to attend, a we understand the sale
n peremptory. :
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ESTABLISHED IN 1884,
PREMIUM AWARDED IN 1857
ppr~W II. wHEATLEYs
CLEANSING ESTABLISHMENT.

No. 80 JEFFERSON ST,
Georgetown. ID q.
Replete with every desirable apparatus ana rro-
vided with the best talent and ARTISTIC ali 10 BE- Oh
tanned with constant personal attention on the part
q the propresor, makes this the best place in the
District TO have all orders in his line well and
promptly executed. se9l An
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THIS IL TO NOTIFY THE PUBLIC that Geo. b.
Wilson & Co. can sell Shoes, Boots, &c, as cheap
as any person whs advertises In the Star. TIA
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VINCE NEAT 30 cents per pound,
NV RAlSlNS as cents per pound,

N,
Together with general line of goods suitable for
tne present season At prices to guarantee saisfac-
tion. Call before buying.
% p. u. H0WSER CO.
80 Mt. Vernon Place.
p no VI 2. opposite Northern Market
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WE INVITE

The public to call and examine our stock of
Winter Overcoats for Gentlemen, Eoys and
Children. Barbour s Co, "Oak Hail."
40 eth street, opposite Post ONCE.
y. B.-Suits made to order in the best manner
at So hours notice. 1l,22,6
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VIZ prCnNNRNn

The " Oak HAIL. Clothing and Customer Tailor
ing Establishment to any Of our readers who
purchasing their Winter Clothing.
L. ID. BARBOUR x Co.
l1,22,6 AGO 9Th street, opposite Post Office.
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$40
TEN DOIIARs.

Chinchilla Overcoats,
Light Drab and Brown colors, just received at
A. Straus' Popular Clothing House, Penn. ave,
bet. 10th and Ilth sts., Sd door east OF 18th St
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prepared by Mr.. Alfred Speer. OF Psssaic, y.
j., out Of the Port Grape, which he cultivates In
this country. In taste 10 assimlates % port,
without its heating qualities. being absolutely
free from spirits further than its own fermenta-
tioa affords. Preference is given "a IL over all
otner wines in.New York and other hospitals rs
a tonic, gentle stimulant, diuretic and sudorihc.
Mr.. Speer has been nine years experimenting IN
the prosecution OF this wine, and the newest wine
be sells is four years old, Of which our druggists
have got in 4 supply. WAS
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sAMARIrANs ROOT AND HERp Jbycr


on from 81 N. o rl N. The Bar 10 stocked
Seears Of the nneN brands.
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SALE OF A VILLA.-ThOmas Plowman & Co.
have sold to General +. T. Dent one of their
beautiful villas in Georgetown, adjoining the
residence OF Henry ID. Cooke, ESQ.,, for $4,000.
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DIsORDERLY IN CHURCH.-Horace Williams
and John Forbes, aged respectively eighteen
and seventeen years, were arrested by Officer
Seymour for disOrderly conduct at Wesley
Chapel, They were taken before Justice Chase,
who fined the former IS, and the latter one was
dismissed.
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CITY ITEMS.
JEwELRY,
Silver-plated Ware,
Dolls and Pipes,
SHlCutIk XIlu (tuHS,
or tha Holiday trasla

Received this morning at Priggs One Dollar
Jewelry Store, No. 436 Pennsylvania avenue,
between Ak and 9Th streets
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(ANARf BIRDS-Imported Canary Birds ~ -
" Mocking Birds and Mocking Bird Food forXlH
sale at the old stand, 154 eth ct. bet. l. and -
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tifully wise policy for Washington a CITY suffer-
ing as much as she is for the want of this very
road? Did Baltimore so act i'm regard to her
great road? If she had, where would that work
be now? Has Philadelphia pursued this course
with the Pennsylvania Central and other great
lines which are now pouring untold wealth into
her lap, the production Of regions which were
as wild and unprOduCtive as the widest part of
the country through which the LoudOn and
aptly quote here DIT. Johnson's letter to Lord
Chesterfield in reference, to the tender of his
patronage Of his great Dictionary after it was
Mr. Mckenzie attributed the failure of rail-
road connections with this city to the opposition
Of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. Thirty
years ago that road tried TO get south OF their
JAILED, and had to reach the Ohio at wheeling.
MI. walker inquired where the Loudoun and
Hsmpehire railroad would strike the Ohio.
Mr.: Mckenz,e replied that the road would
burg, the counties Of fucker, Upshur, Gilmer.
Rome, and Jackson, and to Point Pleasant on
the the Ohio river; The roste win be about three
s trouble about the .n1s city There
dificulty Is about getting Trough the soutf,
Branch mountain, and their engMeers were now
carefully iSoaing for hole through that noun
per mile for every ore hundred nises of this
work as completed, which would be asanv rass
. safe investment $3.50" .-. y 800
Mr.. Walker inquired il the road had hal.
provision for obtaining any other moneys E,r
the completion OF the road than the amount o.
the subscription asked from this CITY.
Nj. Mckenzie replied by asking him if be
Thought the managers OF the road were fools
Judge Wright here inquired of Mr.. walker
how much he received for his services there To-
night, and speaking Of stock -jobbers and inter-
lopers, insnuated that he (Walker) wa prob
ably IN league win the parties who tried TO pre.
vent the meeting from procuring nall
ME-. -. Nash then gave q Vivid description of
the natural sdvantaees Of Point Pleasant on
Mr.. T. G. Coupsiiy said hat he remembered
/ we'll whenthe Batinore and Ohio railroad vas
protected The same objections were raised a.
l were now raised BY NJ. Walker.
l Mr.. Pardon secuted the ideas advanced by
l Mr.. Waller that the Baltimore and Ohio II. r.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-15
Miscellany.


80 r.eft = -
Educated people. ifthere be any. who do
not oathe the street organ nuisance for its
own saketsays the London OrchetyGl. NAV
yet join hands withlits opponents for the sake
OF those - terestihg and am liable beings, the
organ grinders. Both classes ought therefore
to sympathise with the object o. General Mem
abrea's bill in the italian Senate for the abo-
ltion offhe siayertrade in Italian boys. The
system on which these Italian street musici-
ans have existed is one OF the greatest hard
ship to themselves In encouraging it, weak
y humane people have really inflicted cruelty
upon the horde OF grinders, hurdy-euFdy play
who inest our streets. Actually they have
placed q premium on the odious traffic in
children which has gone on for number of
years in Italy; and which continues to flour
lsh in. the states OF the Church. iAF M
These unfortunate, boys and gir'ls--the ma
jority are boyS--aIe sold in large numbers to
SPECTATORS on the weak benevolence and mu-
steal ignorance OF the foolish multitude in
England and France. They are literally sold
for a consideration; the par, nts pocketin2
the money aud making over their offspring
to the specuators, who forthwith ship Them
to Paris, London, Marseiles ard Dublin mar
kets, where they are trained in the respective
departments OF playing. singing. begging, and
Neutrality-suspicious. all in a breath. What
can they do but resort to theft, when the
earnings OF the day are small, and beating
awaits them on their return with empty
pockets toithe cruel taskmaster ?
The inquiries Of the Italian government,
carried out through their consuls abroad, re
suit in an array OF terrible statistics. Three
hundred children in Paris alone ale in bond
age to some sixty pddroni who demand fix
ed sum out Of their days earnings, and OBJ
tain ii under the most brutal usage. in Lon
don as great a number OF children iniest the
streets, beside those who have grown up in
the service. Most OF them are Systematically
ilclothed, 10 excite the compass sion of the ig-
norant; some are even manned with the same
object AT length, however, the energy OF
oil the Italian government las been a oused.
Urged By the representatives OF Count Ar
rivabere, and other statesmen who had rea-
son to blush Tor the credit OF their countrys
government abroad in permitting SO hateful
traffic, the Senate are about to consider Gen.
eral MenabIea's bill, which renders illegal the
emigration offninors who have been purcha-
sed from their parenTs. Fines rising from
so, and imS risonment for not less than
three monthssaWait all engaged in such prac-
tees. The effort deserves the full sympathy
OF all chsses--even OF those who, having mel
ther ear for music nor antpathy to dismal
noises, lavish their charity on these white sla-
YES and thus foster Q shameful commerce.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-15

EALL RIKEn LIVE,


For New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Wash.
ington, and all the principal points
West, South and Soutn- West,
Win Taunien, Eaii A<lver and Newport.
CABIN, 500; Deck S4,u0 Baggage checked
through anu transferred Ia \ Tree VI ci,arge.
Men YORK Trans leave the U-d ColCny and New
port hallway Depot, corner OF Suulh aud hnselanu
Streets uaiiy, (Sundays excepted follows: 4sO
z nj arriving Ia Newpor, Az minufes In advance
the iesaiae o.eainpvat Tram, which leaves boston
at o-oV L Al, connecting NJ AcWpsrf with Tue
new anu magnIhtens steamers fAoslDAScE. Capt.
b. III. oinlllons, bkisIOL, LapI. benz. braytOn.-
Ihesc STEAMERS aie the fastest ana lnost reliable
boass on the unu, but expressly ior speed, saiey
anu comoft. Inns eonnec.s with the ovutl.-
ern Boats and k-lrvAu Lanes rom New York g0siig
We-. ANT oeutn, anu cvnyeniens u tine ~aiiiornia
steamers.
80 shippers OF Freighf., this Line, with
Its hSW anu eA,ensiye uepn. -afivns lnb0s
ton, anu iar pea III New rv.k, Exclusively
justices Va he Lel Is suppiieu WIN aciilsies
Ilelgnt ana passenger business which cannot De suI-
pass q. freisn. Always taken a. low RACES ano Sr-
Malued WIN uspatch.
New York kxlusss Train leaves Boston ut 1.30
M; gods arrive ih New York next nolnins aboul .
n A. rreIg lt eaying New 1ork Reaches DVsl0n On
inc loloWlns uay at y.4o a Al.
fof tickels, Def,Iis anu sIateroOms, Apply at the
,oai lslay NO OLD sta,e House, corner o.
" esnhg and state stl eets anu Ut Uiu CoOhy alie
po1s k-lroad Depot, corner OF oouth and Aute-
iald SITES, nosttn.
SUNDAY NIGHT LINE.
Cars leave every surday Evening, at $50 4. M,
connecting ABOVE.
Inc once Uu state House, will bs open every
Sua,ay afternoon from 10 O'CLOCK, and Al the De-
loG, a jim . ~ Iv a III, Irvm 10 o.5v Nj, Tor
sac u tickets aud siauervons. :.
steamers leaye Ncw lOlA daily, sundays Include
ed) ironi E-.cr IS worth Aslver, loot o. ~ urra,
81, a. 900 n VA.
GEO. sHIvEAIcK, Passenger and Freight gent.
JAsiEo riok, d.,
Managing Director Narraganssts steamship Co.
May io-uiyr
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-15
.aHy Thersa.ds Cau Tesslsy - > his
Sy Unhappy ExYerienee!

zounR ynen troubled with emissions In seep,-s
complaint generally the result OF bad habit In
youth-treated scientifically and perfect cure war
r2nted or NO charge made.
Hardly day passes but we ere consulted BY one Oh
more young men with the above disease, some OF
whom are az weak and emaciated as though they had
the consumption By their friends are supposed te
have it. All such cases yield TO the proper and only
correct OF treatment, and in snort time are
made 10 rejoice In perfect hsalth.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-15

A Cincinnati letter has the following on
the bioaraplier of Pendleton:

the biograpler of Pendleton:
There are good many jokes perpetrated
about the bad CHI ography OF Horace Greeley
and the late RUFUS Choate. They are both
behind--ln point OF execrable manuscript
the writing editor OF the Cincinnati ENQUIRER,
G. NJ d. Bloss, Esq. There are only four
men living or who ever did live, who can
read his manuscript: Allison, Ryan, Allen
and Young, composltors in the Enquirer or
fice No other man can tell what single
letter of it is. He wrote the life of Hon. Geo.
II. Pendleton in "a hours. We have one
page of the manuscript, and we will venture
hat-a new ones by the way-that there is
no man that can decIpher one word of it in
81 years, except the writer and the four
printers already named. Mr.. Bloss himself is
sometimes at loss to know what he has
written, and we have known him, in some
instances, to go to Amos Allison to have a
"cold" article, which had lain unfinished, de-
ciphered. One OF Mr.. Bloss's pec-lliarities is
to write always with pen, on the most sim
gular bit bf paper Imaginable, in TACT, stray
corners that are torn of business letters sent
to the Enquirer Office. His pen-holder is
about ten inches in length, which he grasps
carefully by the upper end, and while he
writes, sings Old Hundred, to the most I'M
cody tunes that any man ever heard, and re-
fuses to recognize any man that comes into
his office, while be is engaged in writing, not
even excepting the Hon. j. j. Faran, Mr.. w.
Mclean. Hon. Geo. III. Pendleton, or Theo-
dore Cook.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-15
GaIf va acLereI.

I2tkie 81 .eiiit u: ereAaufs have this season
been desiing in new variety o. salt fish
coast OF florida; also in Pompano, put up
like mackereL We have tried these fish, and
tind them to- be fully as good as the Northern
mackerei; indeed, the Spanish seems.to ! be
more delicate fish than the Northern mack
erel, is less gross, and mas cleaner appear
ance. The Pompano are also as line as any
Northern san fish. There is no necessity Tor
going hey Our Southern waters tor fish as
fine as the sea can furnish, and we are glad to
learn that the trade in these Southern fish is
already large and increasing. They are well
appreciated by all who give them q trial, and
we believe that they are cheaper than the
Northern fish.-Georgia Enquirer.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-15
(which HaIfs

A Kansas paper tells this: We stumbled on
man and wife, on one of the back streets
recently, having little matrimonial discus
sion. As near as we could learn, the man
had left his fbed and board without just
cause and provocation." He was sulen, and
would say nothing, while the woman poured
her walls ofwrath on his devoted head with
out stint. Finally she wound up splendid
peroration with $ Them chiIdrens hall your'n,
and you've got to support em." At this. Tor
the first time, be opened his mouth with, I'D
like 10 know which halt" This was too much
Tor madam, and, turning away, she was Of,
with that peculiar swing OF the skirt that
marks an angry woman. She meant that he
had half claim on them, to which he gave
an entirely different meaning. The menare
very provoking indeed, sometimes.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-15
ZEAL ESTATE.
Property for Sale at Cumberland
CarfqF

GONSISTING of a dwelling House and Store
" united; alb ut one acre OF land con taining tinc
garden pot with abont fifty apple trees, mole than
halt in bearing condition, and curranJ and gcoseber
~ bushes.
The place is one and third miles from the P. q
X. Depot, within a few minutes walk OF the Cong.
Church. District School House, and the Gree lnsti-
ute, where all the children the Town IL yrs
OF age entitled to tuti N free OF charge.
For iurther information inquire on the premises OF
jel1eod&w2w N. l.. HUMPHREY.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-15
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Medicine for
WHOOPING COUGH.

,DoDD's NERvINE and Invigolaor Civ agr a.
ing Cough Ihs is complaint that ali children are
expected 20 h az and when strange
tie or nothing being done 10 break ~ sntensi,v ~
help the sufferers along Ana when ii Is renec,eu
that very many OF the diseases OIL older and adult
years nave thelr origin IN sns tear All rair II
Whooplng Cough, tins neglect would be utterly un-
accounfaole Dut or tue iace that chilu-ens Diseases
IKE many OF tne weakhesses women, are cons, lei
come ST caily uneoncernea about them. lei Them
ecu "a 1t throus-, as We sla, stems eeue alS "a ne
disease, an Douds Neryine ,,,,s, JouSn = nervous
with COMPLETE SUCCESS. Mothers. Nv ~ ann
save your little ole- the worst agony Of fins DISTRESS
ing auction. sureand beneiicent medicine.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-15
Westbrook Manufacturing c,

C5tDIOOk AVA duuldCtuIAhS W.
a'HE WesIbIook Manufacturing Company having
removed their pIace o, business from the store OF
Jonas d. ferley the store occupied by the under
signed ON Cenual Wharf, otter Isr sale the various
kinus OF goods manufactured b. them, consisting oil
Ships Duck, Ravens buck, sail and Wrapping
Twiie oheeIngs, Mariners Stripes, Drills, CainleE
Jeans, &L. al the lowest prices 10 the market. he
company are putting in new and improved
machinery tor he manufacture OF SHIPS DUCK,
which they believe will insure the oest arliee which
can be made. All orders pr mptiy atrenoedto.
ut~ RUFUS II. WOOD, Teas, $40
No 10 Central Wharf.
Portland, Jan 9th, 1869. isdlt
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-15
Important Certificate.
speedy euro ST Whoopins Couuh.
j. W. PaoKErr, ESQ. nroo,,,, I ~

d. w. PEcKErt, Esq, BROOKLYN, *.
am not in the habit OF taking advertised nod;-
cines, nor OF certiiyil TO their .uratiyt efas = a
they come under my observation, bnt feel con-
strained To make an exception IN ayor nj n,,D'Js
NEnvINE anu lnyls orator, a medicine / have -,
in my fanny lor some lime past NV little danohter
had been niierlng ron severe whooping cough ,or
several weeks, anu was SO much bro en- 81 rsst ~
night thal-by excessive coughing and loss n, sss
her constitution and general health seemed IN n.
giving away. Various remedies or nal,,stys 80 ~
recommended by intimate Lelghbors, bul nolbine
was Il led until our attention was called Nv 49,
clan not now in practice 10 Dodd's N,rye Th;s' o..
p occurred commenced using at once-wlth an eI.
feet immediate AMI surprising. AS the eongn,s,ans
were haruest at night, we began by giving the Nel-
vine on her going Jed. lie first dose sdmin,s,er
ed made its imp ession; the congl became les IT,
quent and very much less severe, sne soon svt her
accu stoned sleep, rapidly revived in health ann
vgur, and in lew days was as Well as ever. Wlaf
was LETT OF the whoopng cough was thereafter OF no
t1oube OF couis canno, but consider i,oad.S
Neryine and lnsgor tor an invaluable rumcdy Tor
his distressing Malay may aud that have
since recommended 1T TO several family Iriends in
like circumstances, and have found 1t every case
+. be eouaily successful. 1t needs only to be known
to come into Universal demand.
j. w. PICKETT.
For sale by all Druggists. Price, One Dollar f16 sw
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-15
= q &c = = 80 a L - y
SAc1 & PORTSMOUTH Il f
SUMMER AGRANcEMEN

CsniEEsncinR Monday, May I'D - %.
czfznza1 Passenger Trains leave Portland daily
W. Sundays eAceptedl ios South Berwick
Junction, Portsmouth and Boston, at $50 and $40
A. IA, and 2.55 and 600 p NJ.
Leave Boston Tor Portland al 1880 A. NJ, II H.,
anu s.U0 and 600 Z M.
Biddelord tor Portland at $50 A. ~, retaining >
$40 p. III.
$50 and 500 z. III.
On Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays the och
p. NJ train to and from Boston viii via astern
Rail Road, stopping only al Saeo, Bltdeiord, kennc-
bunk, South Berwick junction, Portsmouth, New
buryport, Salem and Lynn.
On Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays II will IN
via Boston Maine Il. II, stopping only al Saeo, Bid
deford, kennebunk, South Berwick junction, Dow
er, Exeter, haverhill and Lawrence.
Freight Trains daily each way, tBunday excepted.
Fra nCis ChaSA5 sap,
PORTLAND, May 8, 1863. .l- dit
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-15
Norfolk and Baltimore STEAMSHIP, Line.

Norfolk and Baltimore STEAMSHIP Line.
Steamships of this Line sail from end
OF Central Wharf, Bosom, kpery. rive
EKZfE8r Days,at O'clock P "A, tor AorJotk and
49, baltimore. Steamships A.
,,ror.r sppota," Capt. Solomon Hosres. -
s.Witlsam 2airrence,' Capt YIN a. HaAett. =
'.lfaiiam Kennedy" Caps: =; Q; Parser' III.
Frelght .orwa rded from Aortofk 10 Peterstvrg and
Redmond BY river or ,ail and By ne "a. Tenn en-
noEe r. to ali points in North and South Caroline
by the Bait. & Ohio IL. n. 10 Washington and all
places West.
Through rates given 10 South and West. III
Fine Passenger acco odauons.
Fare including Berth aud Meals SI5.c0; time 10
Norfolk, d hours 10 Baltimore 90 hours.
For further Information apply to
e. SAMPSON, agent,
NAV d3m 63 Central WharJ, Boston.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-15
Desirable. Heal Estate for Sale.

~ The three storied Brick House No AS Dam
bH forth st. adjoining that valuable properly
&A known as tue ''Morse House." 1he house has
rooms. A fine lot 60 feet front, and ISL ieet
in depth.
Apply to wM. II. JERIIS, Real Estate Agent.
in 4-63 ge
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-15

o.. A Block of Two Houses, containing eight
E;;;| rooms each. Hard ard soft water. Situated
on Bracket St. which cost SO 90 in 1868, is
nfe ell for sale ter $50 0, or the houses will be sold
separately for $1,000 each Terms OF payment easy;
fine location Tor parties working on Ccmmercial
or west Commercial street Property now renting
for $780,
gro. H. DAWES 81 CO.,,
je7dfw Real Estate and Mortgage Brokers.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-15
GRAND IRUAk RAIL Wal
/ SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.


s-vzzrzsrssz3 On and after McsGSs, May II, hC9
3 trains will Fellows nom l1aia
street Station, Portland;
Express Train TOR Lewistcn and South Psris. con
Meeting at South Paris with led train ~ Gcrhi
at Ito A NJ. a.
Express and Mail Train Tor Bangor, Montreal. que
bee and the West IT lilo +. M.
Passenger Train for South Paris, and Intermediate
stations, at ~ P. n.
No baggage can be received on checked amer time
above stated.
Passenger Trains Will arrive as IoiloHs.-
From South Paris ana Lewiston, al $40 a, Al
From Bangor, South Paris and Gotham, 2i5 p. III.
From Montreal, Quebec and the West, 1t 400 =. nj.
Esf- Sleeping Cars on ali night Trains.
y Che Company are not responsible ioI bzsgzge 10
any amount exceeding $50 in value land that peistr-
ali gness notice given, paid foT at The rate
3ne passenger for every S500 additional value
c. j. BRIDES, AfGadgtag nlrssIefs
&. 8.fILEY, Local Sxperiaisndset.
Portland, May. II 1869. ti0H dtt
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-15
Office to Rent.

rE,RE Branch Office of the New York Ii ms. Co.
having been removed to Fluents Block, the foim
or office, No 80 Exchange ST. is now to rent.
Enquire of IL M. PAYSON, 80 Exchange ST.,
or W, Il. MORRILL,. Fluen mt Block.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-15
NOTICE.

JONAS H. PERLEY having resigned the agency
- Tor The sale OF Duck and 9TH goods manu- at
tnreu by the Westbrook Manufacturing Company,
the unsettled accounts and dtbts due 10 them VIII
be adjusted by The Treasurer, at No 10 Central
Wharf. hUFUS i. WOOD, Treas
Portland, January 9th, 1860.