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Desirable ReOL Estate
For Sale.

TNHAT valuable property located on the corner of
House."
This estate s7 offered fer sale in three separate
pieces viz: The good old homestead on he corner
Double House Lot on Danforth Street,
and Nouble Houhe Lot on Park Street.
The neighbor hood is irstcass, and the location for
genteel, pleasant residence, is second to none in
the city.
The terms of sale will be liberal, giving a person
desrous Of building a term OF years for payment
For further particulars apply to
WM. Fl. JERRIS, Real Estate Agent.
aug4 2W
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PROPOSALS
For Building the Stone Piers at tie
Mouth Of Kennebank River, Me.

Mouth of Kennebunk River, Me.
Proposals will be received at fhis office until 10
O'Clock m, on Friday, the 23d of September next,
Tor extending the stone piers at the mouth of Ken
nebunk river. in conformity with the plans same.
In making proposals, persons will state the price
per running foot of the work completed, it being
understood that the contractor is to prepare the
foundation furnish the stone, and perform all the
work required in IFS construction. The pier
is to be finished on before the 30th OF November
next; the time of completing the icestern pier
(should it be requIred) will be stated in the bid.
Payments will be made monthly; and 20 per cent,
will be reserved therefrOm until the whole work is
satisfactorily completed, and be forfeited in the
event OF the non-tulflment of the contract in the
time and manner required,
The undersigned reserves the right to reject all
bids which in his opinion not favorable for the
government; also, the bid of any person who in his
belief will not faithfully and promptly perform the
contract.
Persons desiring to make proposals are requested
to call on the undersigned, at his office in Morton
Block, on Congress street, for forms of same, and
tor more definite information. it desired; and, on
transmitting the bids (which required to be in
dupticdfe) they will please endorse thereon "Pro-
posas for building piers at mouth of Kennebunk
river" GEO THOM,
1t. Col. OF Engineers.
Poriiands Ri @ds'1ss, Nee, 3us a;e a5 1870 augaSds.
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Dissolution.

ISAAC BERRY retired from the finn of Cyrus
l. Greene a. Co.
CYRUS GREENE g. co.
August 6, 1870. au2O-tf
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MiSCELLANEOUs.
PROPOSALS FOR TREES AND SHRUBS FOR
L NATIONAL MILITARY CEMETERIES
QUARTERMAsrER GENERALS OFFICE.


Washington, d. c., 18th August, 1870 I
Proposals tor supplying Trees and Shrubs for or
namental planting OF the National Cemeteries are
invited from nurseries and gardeners in good stand
ing
The trees and shrub. should be securely packed
and delivered at the railroad station most convenient
to the garden or nursery. Bills and bills of ladng,
properly addressed, to he furnished
The freight will be paid by the United States, and
the bills will be settled upon receipt of the trees
and shrubs at the places to which they may be
signed.
The orders will be given by the officer in charge
OF national cemeteries in this office upon estimates of
acquisitions from o-a officers.
1t is suggested that the most convenient form of
proposal will be printed catalogue, with such dis
count on the whole or any classes or kinds ct
plants as the proprietor may be willing to Offer
Purchases will be made wherever most advanta-
pOs.ls thus received,
There are about eighty 1907 national military GEM
eteries scattered over the whole United Statss and
them,
Proposals should be sealed and addressed to the
Quartermaster Generals Office, marked "Proposals
Tor Trees and shrubs" and they will be opened at
noon on the 10Th OF Septem Der, 1870.
M. C. MEIGS,
Quartermaster General,
au22-Gt Brevet Major General, U. S. A,
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S TA TIE OF MILNE.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
AUGUSTA, Aug. 26, 1870.
An adjourned session of !the Executive Council
Will oe he'd at the Council Chamber, in Augusta. on
Tuesday the 3Oth instant,
ATTEST FRANKLIN M. DREW,
"'" Secretary OF State.
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w a NTED.

4 Small Tenement-two rooms-n the easterly
"A part OF the city. Rent not to exceed Sc OO ner
month. Inquire at IA 1-2 Cumberland St. fe2itf
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For Sale or Lease.

4 NEW modern built House, situated on High
e street, together with large garden; desirable
residence for eenteel family.
For particulars inquire OF
au23d2w JOHN G. PROCTER. % Exchange ST
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S5OORt.W R. For G,.ssrS case Gi

that pennetps North American Catarrh Remed
cannot cure Price per package, 81 25 two bottles.
For sale by all Druggists CARRU1HERS g. DE
MERITS, 12O Hanover St, Boston. Send for CIR
culars and home testimonials. my31eodtoAu2S
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Geo. R. Davis 4 Co.'S

Geo. R. Davis 4 Co.'S
BULLETIN.
MONEY TO LOAN: MONEY TO
saoney IN sums from 100 10 $40, 900, ON
GEO. r. DAVIS & CO.,
<enI Estate and Mortgage BI okers.
auge6d1w
GUNNER RESIDENCE and Farm for Sale. We
y offer for sale the hea1and formerly known as
Bartlett's Point. in Falmouth, together with the
farm adjoining. containing about 40 acres beautiful
ly situated on Casco Bay, having all extensive front
On the beach, fine coves for bathing wooded shores
and prospect unrivaed; cottage house, stable,
orchard OF fine fruit, grapery, &C., the premises
with abundance of pure water.
In addition to this property, we will sell one-balf
OF Claphoard Island. Terms easy
GEO. K. DAVIS & CO.,
Real Estate and Mortgage Brokers'
Browns Block, corner Congress and Brown Streets.
Z aul1-d3w
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR SALE. The
II subscriber being about to move West, offers for
sale the place now occupied by him on Paris HiI.-
For any one desiring pleasant home in the country
this estate is of the finest in Oxford county IL
includes four OF land of excellent quality upon
the main street in the center of the village well
stocked with the best varieties of apple trees in full
bearing condition. and cuts hay enough for horse and
cow.
The House has twelve rooms, is thoroughly built.
has an excellent cellar the best OF waIer brou ht
to the Kitchen, and wood shed and barn connected
with the house.
The Chamber Furniture, the Carpets, Stoves, Cur
tans, &C., will be sold with the houss ii desired but
;, Apply to GEORGE {: VosE' On l ths rremies, uu-
til Sept 1st afterwaTds to MAJ E. SHAW, Paris
Real Estate and Mortgage Brokers,
au25 div Portland. Me.
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FOR . ALE.

A iMO ana halt storied house, pleasantly stu
q ated on the Northerly corner of Oxford and Boyd
0s. TOT particulars enquire at No 81 Exchange st.
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AFFAIRS in North Carolina are thus de-
scribcd in private letter to the editor of the
Troy Times, who vouches for the good char
acter and position of the writer: "The result
Of he.election shows the efficacy of the course
which the conservatives had adopted. Ku-
kluxism is triumphant. Intimidation has Sc
cured sufficient number of votes, and quiet
ed sufficient number of Republicans, to give
the opposition all the majority they require,
and more too. We are effectually and thor
oughy 'Tennesseed.' The future looks
gloomy enough for anything like Republ-
can government here for generation or so.
Our constitution will be overturned, our
school system stricken away-a properly or
educational qualification put upon voters, and
large portion OF our people deprived entire
ly OF rights and representation. If it were
not for most abiding sense of the mercy and
goodness OF an over-ruling and sleepless
providence, should almost despair. As to
the true situation of affairs here and its
causes, 1t would be almost impossible to ex-
PLAIN them to you. 1t is very nearly impossi-
ole for northern man to comprehend them
except alter experience. lie then becomes a
mere carpet -bagger,' and can well say, 'Who
hatn believed our reportp Such is the sway
whlch the conservatives have over the public
ear OF the North, that the very fact of man
having beer born at the North is almost suf-
1clent to discredit his statement, even with
intimate friends. Gov. Holden will undoubt-
edly be impeached by the Legislature and re-
moved, unless he first resigns. You may look
for anything but good news from this State
for some time to come"
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STARVING CHILDREN TO DEATH.-TWo
drunken parents, of Syracuse, are under ar
rest for having starved to death child four
months old. The finding of the child by a
humane neighbor who visited the house of
the parents in their absence, is thus described /:
Upon the bed she saw two children lying, one
the baby, in 'front.' She was somewhat star
tied to find the child's eyes staring and set,
and the mouth wide open. Shaking the in
FAINT, a swarm offlies flew from its mouth, and
the poor woman was so startled she almost
shrieked, "The baby is dead!' 1t was too
true. Life had at last departed from the lit
tie skeleton. Paregoric and neglect had done
their work. just back Of the dead body, and
almost clasping the little form in its arms, lay
the next youngest child OF the woman, boy
about two years old. He was sleeping sweet
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TO LET.
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For Rent.

kOUk Tenements In new houses situated on Green
Street between Cumberland and Portland Streets
Eacn tenement contains rooms, living rooms
chambers, has SebagO water on each floor. Gas and
hxtures IN every room. Reuts 5000 and upwards,
Apply to JOHN r. HULL,
au26eOd3w ROOyu No 70 Fluent Block.
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TN a good neiehborhood and within three min
i utes walk OF City Hall. The house las eleven
finished rooms-pienty hard and soft water. The
lot is 56 feet front and 120 feet Deep Will be sold
together separately.
Apply to VIM. H. JERRIS, Real Estate Agent.
au16d3W& Next east Ot Citv Hall
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House and Land for Sale,
INHE subscriber offers for sale the brick house No
L 40 Deerng street. Also several desirable lots
opposite. CHARLES PAYSON.
June 6, 1870. jun6tf
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lRSr Glass, lCoat Makers; also good Tenement
n L.d three or four Rooms in good locality suita-
Bile for man and wife, ~
Enquire of or address
F. T. LITTLEFIELD.
au23dlw Isl Middle ST., Portland Me-
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The Portland Daily Press
Is published every day Sundays excepted) by
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AT 109 EXCHANGE STREET, Portland.
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Lost.

ON Friday about noon, in the Horse cars or on
~ Congress street, brown kid diary, containing
papers and small sum Of money. Any person find
ing the same will please cave at
H. TALBOT,
au27d3ts Deering Block
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"A r. act as News Agent on the train. Apply at
once 10 c.. CHISHOLM Il CO.,
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Grocery and Provision Store for

NY one wishing to engage 10 this business can
"a get good trade at 81 Portland St. cor of Paris
as the present owner has business in the West
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MASON Dc HOADLYS
NEW METHOD FOR THE
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complete u whole and in each OF ITS parts, and
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teaching by many who have heretofore been unwill-
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auo1f G2lMtc
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an d Immediately!
ESrst- = Class Situation !
NAPOLEON Hit.

whose occupation like OTHELLO'S is now gone:
YET xet STEAM REFINED TpIPE is in the ascendant.
1ry 1t once and You will never regret it.
duZ3-u c. w, BELKNAP
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4 Agent in every Town in Maine to canvass for
"A our popular subscription works and engrav-
ings. Enclose stamp for descriptive circular.
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- WANTED for the next six months,
EL1I three or four vessels per month of from
MtK three to five hundred tons capacity to
INAMkA- load Stone for New Orleans Highest
rates of freight paid.
Apply TO JOSEPH WESCOTT & SON.
No. 81 Middle st., Portland,
o., BODWRLt-, WEBSTER & CO.,
Portland, April 2, 1870. ap4dtf
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, February 4,
SENATE.

Mr.. Sherman called up the bill au'
thorizipg the Secretary of the Treasury
to withhold moseys due to any State
which may bs in default of the payment
of interest on any of its bonds held IN
trust by the United States. An explain.
atory letter from the Secretary OF the
Interior was read, when the bill passed
without objections.
On motion of Mr.. Ramsey the II ouse
bill for the abolition Of the Thanking
privilege was taken up.
Mr.. Sherman moved to amend the
18th section by adding a promise that
nothing therein contained shall be con-
strued to repeal or affect the free trans
mission by mail OF newspapers within
twenty miles of the place of pnblica.
tiop.
Mr.. Ramsey thought the adoption oil
amendment might retard the speedy
passage of the bill by requiring its fur
Their consideration by the House.
Mr. Sherman believed that the amend.
ment would strengthen the measure
among its friends in the House, aud
urged its adoption in justice to country
newspapers, which could not, in the
matter of postage, compete with larger
dailies, He thought it would be gross
injustice to charge small country news
papers circulating within short dis.
lance the same rate of postage paid
by large dailies, which were transmit
ted thousands of miles,
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Chicago Marker.
CHICAGO, February 4.

CHICA0Ot Cui uaEy 4s
FLoUR-Quiet at s 8Oa5 90 for spring
extras. and 3 50 for spring superfne.
WHEAT-A shade irmer and prices
are u changed at 60sa914c, closing at
s0Raslc for No. 9; sales of No. at sSa
SOC. The market this afternoon was ir.
regular and in fair demand at 90ta80ac
for Mo-
CoRN-Quiet and lc lower for old;
sales at 70fa72c for regular and fresh re-
ceipts, closing at 7O4a71c for regular;
new corn firmer and al shade higher;
sales at 53a56c. The market this after
noon was dull and nominal, closing at
Tic for No. 1.
OATS-Speculatively active; sales of
No. 3 at 35ia33ac.
RYE-More active and frmer; sales
at 65a7Oc for No. 2, closing at zoe.
BARLEY-Quiet but unchanged at
75c for No. 2.
CATTLE-Quiet but without mate.
rial change; sales at 3 81 4a6 80 for bulls,
oxen, &c, to good shipping steers.
HOGS-l0al5c higher and active;
sales az 8 50a9 % for common to extra
prime; dressed active and in good de-
mand; sales at Q 50al0 81, dividing on
200 pounds.
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BY THE CABLE.
by Telegraph TO the Register. J

LONDON, February At is reported
that the Viceroy of Egypt has entered
into an alliance with Greece.
The weather throughout England the
past few days has been clear, cool and
delightful.
ROME, February 4.-The Pope has
announced that he will hereafter decline
to participate in the controversy re.
specting the dogma of personal infaIli-
bility.
ST. PETERSBURG, February 4.-The
Journal of this city, the official organ,
finds it neces sary to-day in view of the
Montenegro question, to reiterate the
Russian Governments anxiety fol
peace.
PARIS, February A dispatch re
ceived to-day announces that the Arch
Bishop ofLyons is in very precarious
condition, and it was thought he could
not live the day through.
MADRID, February 4.-Oflicial dis
patches from Havana announcing the
defeat of the insurgents by the National
troops were received last evening, and
was the occasion of great rejoicing.
LONDON, February 4.-The delays
noticeable in the cable service recently
do not arise from any imperfcctions in
the cables or land connections. The
Government authorities on the lst inst.
assumed control of tho telegraph sys-
tenn of the kingdom, and to this change
alone must be ascribed the present dc.
rangement.
The Times this morning has an edito-
rial article on the present depression in
the cotton trade. The writer ascribes
the causes to the decrease of the raw
material ard the superiority of Amer.
lean manufactures, and thinks the
true remedies for The distress are, first,
greater intelligence and skill on the
part of workmen, and, seond, reduc'
ton in the price of coal.
QUEENSTOWN, February 1.-The Gu
nard steamship Calabrie, from New
York, has arrived.
DUBLIN, February 4.-The Land Con-
ference, now in session here, have
adopted the following resolutions
Condemning capricious evectisns of
tenants; demanding fixity of tenure
and continuous rights of occupancy OF
the land by the tenant; subsection to
eviction only on account of non-pay-
ment of rent or sub-letting by the ten
ant; valuation of rent and right of sale
of the tenants interest in the land by
the tenant, and finally the establish
ment of local land tribunals throughout
the entire country. 4.
LONDON, February A deputation
of leading Swans of England, among
them Messrs. Grave, Huxley, Hooker,
Gusten and Delorma, waited on Minis
tiers to day and asked for endOwments
of scientific schools by the State. Dis
patches received to-day from India by
the overland lines confirm the previous
announcement of the arrival of the
Great Eastern at Bombay. She will
soon commence the work of laying the
cable to the mouth of the Red Sea.
ROME, February 4.-Another public
congregation of the Ecumenical Coun-
Gil was held to-day. The Arch Bishop
of Smyrna celebrated mass. The death
of the Bishop of Leside was announced.
An official statement just published
shows the Ecumenical Council now con
sists of exactly 763 members.
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FINANCE AND TRADE
Cincinnati Marker.

ClNCINNAli, L GUIudES n
FL0UR-Dull bnt unchanged; fam
lily ut 20a5 40.
WHEAT-Unchanged and quiet at
10al ~.
CORN-Declining and dull at 73a74c.
OATS-Dnll and dropping at 80 SOC.
RYE-Dull at S5a90c.
BARLEY-Dull; spring at l0al 90;
winter at 25al 80.
TOBACCO Firm and unchanged;
sales 90 hhds at Is 90 TO 2460.
COTTON-Dull and prices dropping;
middling at 2l4c.
WHISKY-Dull at 73c.
HOGS - Dull aud lower; live at
8 O0aS 70; dressed at 10 0Oal0 80; re.
ceipts 100
MESS PORK-Held at 20 80.
BULK MEATS-Held at l0!a1O8c for
shoulders; l3ial3ic for clear rio sides
and litc for clear do loose, no sales.
BACON-Neglected; shoulders at l2t
al2Ic; clear lib sides at l5al5fO and
clear sides at l5fc.
HAMS-Sugar cured at l8ial9!c.
LARD-Held at 15a16c for steam and
kettle, but none selling.
GREEN MEATS-Dull at Ole for
shoulders; 1l4al2c for clear rib sides,
and 13tal4c for hams.
BUTTER-Unchsnged at 26a35c.
EGGS-Firm and in good demand at
23a2ic.
CHEEsE-Sales at l7alSIc and in
fair demand.
SUGAR-Iu fair demand; New Orleans
at l1al3fc.
MOLASSES-Firm at 75c.
COFFEE-In good demand at lSa24c.
0lLS-Linseed at 9Oa92c ard firm
with fair demand; Lard at 43al 45;
| Petroleum at 30a33c.
BEEF CATTLE-Unchanged; CON-
mon TO good at 3 50a5 so; prime to
choice at 8 00a7 90 per GENITAL, gross.
GOLD-l20i buying.
EXCHANGE-Dulla at 5al-10 discount
buying and par selling.
MONEY-MaIket easy at Sal0 per
cent.
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New York Money Nlnrne,
NEW YORK, February 4

NEW YORK, FEBRUARY T.
MONEY-Easy at sac per cent, with
exceptions at per cent to Government
dealers; prime business notes wanted at
las per cent.
STERLING-Firm at 10S5a1o9.
GOLD-Weak under the funGiug bill
and the advance in bonds in Europe;
opened at 1901 and closed steady at log;
carrying ra te 5a7l per cent. Clearances
100000.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-Steady.
Coupons of 81 at 1l8!al16t; do '62 at
ll5a1l54; do '6i at 1l45all5; do '65 at
ll4Jall5; do new az ll3sal134; do '67 at
ll4a1llR; DO '63 at ll4all4b; 1O-iO3 at
l12sa1l2!; Pacitics ut 1ll4all1i.
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New York i7aaraei.
New YORK, February 4.

New YORK, February 4.
COTTON-Favors buyers; sales of 900
bales at 25gc for middling uplands.
FLOUR-Closed dull and Sc lower.
WHEAT-Very dull and nominally
lower; No 2 sprng at l lGal -; win
ter red and amber western at 25a1 23t.
RYE-NOminal.
OATS-Vcry quiet at 5Sla5ic for west
ern.
CoRN-Dull AZ 63a9lc for new, and
l 03ial &C for old mixed western in S 'ore
and delivered.
PORK-Steady; sales of 500 barrels,
seller March. at % %; for April % % bid
aud 20 80 asked.
BEEF-Dull and unchanged.
CUT MEATS-Heavy.
BACON-Slightly in buyers' favor,
with n moderate demand.
LARD-Quiet and without decided
change.
EGGS-In moderate request and
without decided change.
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Branch Office, Clarksburg, W. Va.

REVERENCE By PERMISSION.
Hen. VIM. z. Stevenson. Governor West Va.
K. l.. Berkshire, (Judgcs Supreme Court
James II. Brown, ofAppeals West Va.
j. J. Jackson, Jr., Judge Of U. S. District
Court, w Va.
d. u. L. Farnsworth, President Of Senate,
WesJVa.
A. Werninger, Member Senate.
Jacob Hornbrook, Frest. West Va Ins. Co.
Jacob NJ. Bickel, Vice Prest.
Caleb Borgess. Attorney, Clarksburg W. Va.
Samuel Woods, fhillippi,
Il. White, Sheriff Mercer county,
II. G. Davis Senate, Mineral county,
j. N. Camden, President OF First National Bank,
ParkeIsburg.
And the following members of the House OF
Delegates of Vest Virginia.
Hon. T. ii. Smith, Kanawha county.
q. G.. Burgess, Wayne
James Guthrie, Wetzel
- Nathan Golf Harrison
% Joseph Teter, Barbour
X. NJ Hill, Marion
James Hervey, Brooke
Martin Judy Grant
r. Davidson, Taylor
Henry Brsnnon, Lewis
Floyd Nicely, DOddridge
J. 4. Bowyer, Putnam
j. S. Wilkinson, Lincoln
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