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HEADQUARTERS MILITARY DISTRICT
or WASHINGTON, .H #
Washington, b. G., June II, 1852.
General Orders No,9 zee. o.. - ..
To prevent frauds upon the Goverumsat;it
il directed that hereafter no soldisr whose com.
pany is in the city, or vicinity thereof. shall bs
admitted into hospital without The order OF the
surgeon Of the command to which be bslonss.1 =
A descriptive list clothing and pay account
shouId accompany this order. No discharge
papers will be made out on the . Jsaseusux q
the Soldier" II he belongs to this command. 3, g.
BY command Of Brig. Cen WADswoRrH: ..'
JoHS p. SsEnsuRSE, ..r
Captain aud A. A. A. G.. =,
FFlCTAL.
DEpAkrNEsr OY STATE,
Washington, Jan. 20, 1862.
Tbs ssoretary Of state will hereafter receive
members Of Congress- on business on Saturdays,
commencing with Saturday, the arst Of next
month.
/ WILLIAM h. SEWARD. +
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.sVvatA Th flyV&ayo
&AavSroae,rs,'

Nearly 70 sAousaaa sspiss sfitks 0AQsb,
i'oa~ arr ioifoplatsc arncns thu scauhs popuis.
ton esesy Day, bssidss tbs,asss number sssvs<
70 resolW subps,'ests sd7est'vers win .Ate
so'e srn"rding': rtIn.sttf,,..5 y
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A LARGE LOT or MILITARY VESTS FOR
n ale ohsaI, at SMITHS. No 900 Seventh H.,
peaite Pfs.i Ofoas 14fr- % ln wssf ~. .-nNAs
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ePshIsyivsnia aysnus Nv asl,instos, b e, having
bstn destr yed BY fire. all person. indebted 70 ne
viq CONFER favor by ssttlinG thsif sooounn inns
diSely Also IpsssuAs 10 whom I an inde bted will
Ilehss sind their aosouuts 70 Thos L,Wrepcs Eco
co4neslor = Aw, No. ls3 Nassau street, New York
kwtLLAM oruCkER, hh grocer, No. sakRsea
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WANTS.

- - .s-A sE--
kAJANTED-A YOUNG MAN. kb nut 20 yssrs
w ofage, to act ~ CLERK to . cutler. Good
tdeu Woiun,arsr ann eS oo Csritol iii
pssr the Wofkhouss. IA a o." js17 ste
AXJANTEg-At the New Yo'k Employment
wv Agency Odae, No b,i Ninth street, near Pa
ivenue, e,TwENTY-FIVEi2t) " HITE and COL
ORkD GIRLS, with good references, Is Cooks,
Shsmpermaios, Iauntis SIS, Waitres..s, Nurses,
and Ssamsirsses! Also young ColoIed Men to wall
IN tables in Privste Families or Hotels Also want
I'd houses immsdiately with or without Furniture.
employers In want Of good help, will find It TO their
advantage to call - r-- -7 q
my sd N II. MlLLGR
yAT TANTS-WANTED, TO HAVE EVERY
wv body 10 know that they can buy Clothing
rarnishipg Goods, Tru 1ks, Hats, and Cap9, At the
lowest pFice At SMITHS, No, s~O ssventh Nre",
mar N-dem
vNT AslAlR0zOs sk IRT FACTORY.
WANTkU%-k0 ieAAlss TO learn 10 make skirts
psrna oan, n . shor, fins, mate, Ifr week, from
a 10 ~ lrGsWv1 ior r''oslS'o. Al to1 Ses-oth
it,v 90. ..s,l -
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ENAMELED LEATHERSis .Iara
r. No, DASH LEATHER,
.b9NEg 4 COLLAR LRATHHR,
Iar. ryif ". MOLE SKIN,
For saic at small advance on cost, for cash only
jell-lw .rI.E.i IN JuhH =. ELVANS
~ THE FINEST STOCK or CLOTHING IN
ne U lted Stsies ID nov offered st iess than whole
ale fce at No. 500 Seventh street, opposite Post
O6ioi by -rr1T ~ N .. J. " KEEP,
Fornsrly over 9Alts Jsvsly Stole
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CARD AND jos PRINTING.-looo Business
paid) for $3.50.
Ords's 6 must be accompanied with the c.sh, pra.
=. DAVID HYNE,
10 a-dlw l67 Wiiliom st., New Sork.
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HEisS.

On the l4ah June, after short but painful
illness, TENzEY AsNA, daughter of James 81. and
Ann N. Daniels. aged a ysgs4 mouths and "a
I suffer little children TO come unto me, and
forbid them not, FOR Of such n the kingdom o.
Heaven" .f..... - 'l ie piS' IN .h7
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ca. L.di,, Vi.,, H.spi,. !.

h NEssRs. EpiroRs. Many thanks 10 you fbri
0alling the attention NJ the ladies Of ths city 10
tho ack and wounded around US; but will you
please isll usM Il will be proper fcr % 10 visit
She hospitals In the suburbs OF the Otty, unae.
oompsnied BY gentlemen! T., and have No
doubt many others, stay at home whom w
would gladly be by our suffering soldiers. u W.
Thought II proper 10 goiunHttended BY mxscu.
fine. bsG ZOO, ,s..,r'r.f ~ .a,ssoi41 ErA
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A DAMS Express Company,
. OAics 5l4 Pehn. Avenue,
wAsHMGIos CRY ID c.

NEW STYLE SPRING GAP JUST Reed
~ only q, at No. 4Su sev.utn street
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T.lA1ss PMEtN oa,

By5 Bs5;rvnsS %sSya ASss,f;:ss,; EYS iissT
Fureitue e and Household EGscts. 4t fuolic Auc Do
ton Op TUESDAY MORNING, Juns nth, stio
O'Clock, at the re.iieuce ofesti6srt Cameron, Ee4,
Grace Church, Islsnd) we shali seif ths ttfsitafs
and Household Va cts, comprssns - ---
RS. wood Cass Pispoieste sid Stool ,i., 81, = II :,
ssis.i sciss sss sss f:r ch. o
rSs ole az css,,s The sold M.hss pis
~ a.Sji..s S.s. ~ f.: fsss SsIs's
s)s .srs, md nd CO ~. csstof, s CiSsl q
Sd ssns On, css;s .ss .s.,f, Ssis:s Sss:s.ss. 3:
Bfrss', " shst.sss, Char. %. o., o. =
EnG$oairg .ed sthsT sso1ss, ki.dssn us,.iS,ss! .
$50. sSAs, O., Noeulas 4 % ,.sN z, q
Jgio ......s lGy 'fidO ~ 2 Ausuoesss ~
l. T.as,Are DAy@ q =
nv J. o. Meoulna q co., Aussasassgs. I
Dl BAILIFF SALE or HOusEHOLD FuR. ~
NIfURE -0a wEDNBsDAY hoRnIN9, Jsas fi1
y, tcnmsacisg a. y o'sicss r. 20 "a FosTsssnth %
hoA Furnitsie EAse's, oonskting n part Of III
N.hoss.y Cent?. md sld. Table. % % Dol
dane-seat ReoeptioI Chsirs = o. 10
qot,ass lpa,ntsd) Chsnhse Suite
Htdstesds, BurcAus, Washstand, -
4 ;i ir MaHt'~', Fsshs' BEDS, Bos'ss, and Pm. i,
ahu K Mst,1s .ea, Bsddiss, -,
Earlor and Chamber Stove,
ssssis,y ss Sssssi ma kss.s S'sf: s:iss., -.
a, A. KIxsALL. E ..
JAS. Q. MeauIRA : CO., y =,
h hl7-db .~H Q Au0sSoneerah
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pry arst II ALE DANCER in THE WORLD. "

AIsxa ndre zanSretis, brother Of the beautiful
Zanfietta exces all males ia America on the Corde
ieDdu, and performs Pas seul on an enormous Psir
OF sitl q"
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DUUrosALs rUn 0"AL.
TOas, aEEsEIi aO4TsIIi

7 OHT-On Sunday, 18th ins,aut, In the Seventh
II wsrd.s NEWSPAPER ROUTE BOOK, and
q pair Of STEEL SPECTACLES. The name Of the
owner Il written In The book The finder will oonieI
favor by leaving them At W d, Shepherds Book
store, corner Seventh and d Streets A suitable re
ward will be given, II required. No.. je 73t
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-01-15
NUMBER 2.

which and the rapid PROGRESSES of feducation
are subjects OF just congratulation
The reports of the Lunatic Hospital ss
Harrisburg and of Western Pennsylyauia-
of the House of Refuge at Philadelphia and
Pottsburg, of the Institutions for the Daaf
Dumb and for the blind and the Northern
House for Friendless Children at Philadel-
phia. and of the Pennsylvania Training
School for ldiotic and Feeble Minded Chill
dren at Media. show that these meritorious
charities are well administered, and I
recommend that the countenance and aid of
the Commonwealth be continued to them.
Under the joint resolution of 10th NAV
last 77rnniissioners have been appointed to
revise sue revenue laws, whose names will
be forthwith submitted for the advice and
consent OF the Senate. 1t is hoped that the
commissioners will be able to report during
the present session Of the Legislature. Con.
sidering the great labor imposed on them.
and the vast importance at the present
time of an able and efficient performances
OF the duties of the commissioners I suggest
that the compensation provided for by the
joint resolution should be increased to an
adequate amount
1t was evident, long since. that it would
be impossible for the banks to continue to
redeem their obligations in coin, in the face
oi the large issues of paper, the necessity
for which was imposed on them ana the
Government by the exigencies of the times
No surprise, therefors was felt at the sus-
pension of specie payments by the banks,
J ghlch took place on Monday, the Both of
December last. Under the circumstances,
| recommed that they be believed from all
| penalties for this breach of the law.
Pennsylvania has made great efforts to
support the Government. She has given
more and better clothed, and better equip
ped men than any other State. and has far
exceeding her quota of the military levies,
! The sons of our best citizene, Young men OF
education and means, fill the ranks of her
volunteer regiments. Their gallant conduct,
whenevery an opportunity has been affor-
ded to them, has done honor to the Com
monwealth. The universal movement among
our people. signifies that they are loyal te
the Government established by their fathers
and are determined to quell the present in
! surrection and preserve the Union, and that
they will not tolerate any plan for either
| the dissolution or reconstruction of it.
A G. CURTIN
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER,
/ Harrisburg, JAN 1861
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Pennsylvania's contribution, 109, 9,6I5
Exclusive of 20,l75 three months men now
disbanded.
Toe regiments preparing for service are
incomplete. Those that may not be filled
by the 10th inst, will be consolidated and
sent forward. Of the regiments in service
the 1lth and 18th regiments of Infantry are
at Annapolis the 28th, %, 3Ist, Goth. 69th,
list, 72nd and Tooth regiments and one
company Of Infantry are in the command of
Major General Banks the 45;h, 50th, 55th.
10th and Tooth regiments of Infantry are in
South Carolina; the 48th Infantry are at
Hatteras Inlet the l06th Infantry and llth
Cavalry are at Fortress Monroe; the 77th,
18th and 79th Infantry, the 7th and 9Th
Cavalry, one troop of horses, one squadron
of Cavalry two batallions of Artillery are
in Kentucky the 84th and ll0th Infantry
are in Western Virginia, as are slso three
companies of Infantry. four companies OF
Cavalry, five companies of Light Artillery !;
the S7th Infantry are at CockeysvIlle, IN
Maryland one company of Artillery Is at
Fort Delaware all the remainder OF the vol
unteers are at or near Washington. Up
wards of30 0 volusteers from Pennsylvania
are now prisoners, but as arrangements have
been made for the exchange of prisoners, 1t
may be expected that they will soon be re-
leased.
In compliance with the joint resolutions
of the sixteenth of MAY last, have procur-
cd regimeatal flags for the Pennsylsania
volunteers, and have presentsd them In per-
son 70 most Of the rsglmsnts- In other CO.
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FIasT ANNUAL MESSAGE
ANDREW G. CURTIN

Coss,nor Of Psnnsyfvania, to both Houses Of
TIE Legislature, read January 8, 1862.
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Unexpsnded OF ord'ry revenue. 1854 ,5ss.3
Received from u.
Siaies Govern
menf on account
disurs. 500 10000
Rsesived from So
ns,ns. 10000
Balance ia Treasp- --
~ Is above II, 55l sos I2
Il will be eobservsd that the fiscal yeaI ends
a he 30ih oi November, and the sinking
fnnd year on the firss Monday in Sepiem
<sr. which accounts for the apparent def
=]encr ia The amonni of debt paid as stated
S. he Tfsasufer's report, and og The Com
|1issione1s 81 the sinking Fend. The State
~iomsn1u which cost sbouf $3.50, 900,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-29

The recent QaSneS or Lee CaVdliy UPo1A oiS0
railroad stations and trains, afford subjects Tor
severe comment, in the Northern papers, upon
the Federal officers in command. Mad dogs
are reported about the streets Of Washington.
Some OF the most fashionable clubs in New
O.leans have been suppressed as dangerous
gatherings Mr. Segar, the proprietor OF the
Hvgeia Hotel at Old Point, has come on to
Washington TO see if he cannot prevent the
taking down Of that building. An order, slgn-
ed S. Cooper, Adjutant and Inspector General
Of the Confederate army, is published, declar,
ing Gems. Phelps and Hunter, of the 4. States
army, TO be no longer public enemies, but
outlaws, and II captured TO be held for execu
ton, ;" in consequence Of their farming and or
ganizing negro slaves against their masters. 49,
The dispatch Of Earl Russell, on American af
fairs, just published, was in reply to letter
from Secretary Seward, setting forth the views
Of the y. S. government with regard to the
plesent var, and Directing to any action on the
part Of European governments calculated to
encourage the South also, predicting servile
war If the present contest should continue
AnotheA negro riot has occurred in Cincinnati
Ohio.-A'1 official order from Gen. Cooper, Of
the Confederate army, announces that, IN con-
sequence of the execution Gently ordered by
Gen Fitch, of the Il. S. army, Of certain citi-
gems Of Arkansas, retaliatory measures are to
be adopted in reference to that officer, and
prisoners that may be captured from his COM
mand.-Mr. Crittenden declines being candi
date for reelection to the o. S. Congress from
Kentucky 1.-THE business portion Of jackson,
in Amadas county, California, has been de-
stroved by fire loss $500, 000.-Gen. Stone
n. S. A., is now in Washington Nc
Clelan and his staff, lately in this city, have
moved towards the front Of the llnes.-Late
statements about Cot Rodney Mason are con-
tradcted; he was at his post at Bull Run
The call for the meeting of the Virginia Legis-
lature By Gov Letcher is caused by the neces-
sity Of making some provision for a supply Of
salt at reasonable rates Richardson,
convicted Of counterfeiting Confederate treasu-
rv notes, was hung in Richmond last week.
Gen. Beauregard is said to be recovering from
ar affection Of his liver, and is expected soon
10 ioin the Confederate army in Virginia.
harvest on the continent Of Europe will proba-
blv be below the average; that in Great Bri-
tain will only be an average; but high prices
for grain are not expected.-Justices Of the
peace, sherifs and constables are TO be exemp-
ted from the draft-C. Bodisco and Alex. Be-
disco, Of Georgetown, have sailed TOR Europe.
The English papers ridicule the American
papers for the use Of vulgar phrases and low
expressions; "skedaddle, and the ike.-The
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-29

Pomeroy, as willing to emigrate 10 cnl b
America, will be accepted, unless bo : ~
proper person, inasmuch IS he will bo n,, ,~
med to have been made free by recent act
his word being sufficient to establish tbot 3,
Unless he was emancipated in the D;str.
| which he can establish by his free paners f
CoDtrabands have no written evidence Of tbe,l
| freedom, and therefore no other proof ,h
their own statements can be given orreouirea /
The Ohio river at Wheeling, Va, is said +
be lower than it has been for years, Caot,,
@ Neil loaded fiat at Steubenville on The,
day which only draws seventeen inches Th
fat is now aground above the Three Sisters
No description Of steamer now makes any Al.
tempt to navigate the river
The Great Eastern, which arrived in Fluh
ing Bay, New York, on Wednesday morning
from Liverpool, brought fourteen hundred
passengers five hundred and sixty-one in the.
steerage) and three thousand IONS Of merchar
disc.
The Postofice Department has taken the
prccaution to order the California mails to le.
carried via Panama, instead Of by the overland
route. This direction is given en- account
Of the dispatch from Mr.. Holiday, at Salt.
Lake City, asking troops for the defence ofthe.
road, and expressing the fear or belief that all.
Indians east of the Missouri river were about.
to rise against the whites.
Commodore Barron, recently released has
entered upon the duties Of commandant of tteI
naval depot at Charlotte, in North Carolina.
It appears by Morgan's account Of his raid
| that he was greatly aided i'll his purpose BY
taking with him an instrument to intercept
telegraph dispatches. and at every station he
got he sent off dispatches of his own moveneni
to n.ystify the Union Generals, and intercept
ed theirs, SO that he knew all their movements
intended to operate against him, and freQuen'
" stopped them entirely by dispatches which
caused the troops to be sent in another dlrc'
ton.
Incendia,y fires in SPIN have been Of late
quite numerous n many Instances whole 10
ests of olive trees were consumed In 1eS
hours.
The Niagara frontier is much excited, JuS
now, in consequence Of the American seotl'S
firing into Canadian boats sailing and moving
On the river letween Queenstown and Inc
town of Niagara. A Gordon of sentr'es I'''
the bank on the American shoro, with orosH
to prevent the crossing of all American citizens
over into Canada. -.~-....
The President has recently pardoned the TO
lowing persons Michael Welsh and 'Onn OH
Gerord priyates in the 5tb Cavalry, VINO S'''
convicted last January Of an assault anu 20; y,
.. .Al :4,.4 LII o,d caotpncpd 10 lai'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-29

THE ALEXANDRIA, VfAAH ~
chester, August Oath, says that the day before
raid was made upon the train from Harper>s
Ferry, and that Capt. D MASSEY was the ony
one who escaped; the train was burned, after
it's contents had been carried of.-The army
CORRESPONDENTS of the n. Y Wor' dcontinue TO
speak in the severest terms OF Gen. Pope; and
especially complain of what they call his I'LL
advised orders" which they say have done
more mischief to his own army than TO the
Confederates; the National 1ntelligencer also
seems to think Gen. Popes strategy is not
what it should be.
Col. Belknap, of the 85th New York, is IN
command Of the convalescent camp lately es-
tablished near Fort Ellsworth.
A horrible accident to boy, son Of Mr..
Leonard Reeves, happened yesterday. In at
tempting to hang himself on to train of cars
crossing the avenue at the foot of the Capitol,
in Washington, he fell, and the wheels passed
over both legs, crushing them so terribly that
the poor lad died in about three hours.
Counterfeit half and quarter dollars are in
circulation They are much lighter than the
genuine and feel greasy to the touch.
Gems Barry and Stoneman will be placed in
command Of divisions in. the field Major
Webb has already been ordered to duty with
the rank Of Lieut. Colonel of volunteers as
the Assistant Inspector General attached to the
division of Gen. Fitz John Porter
The Baltimore American says 1--WE learn
that Government officers have been actively en-
gagged for some days in search Of suitable local
tiles for hospitals in this city. Among the
places selected is the Baltimore Club House,
the Church Home on Broadway, St. Mary
College and g.ounds, and one half of the Mary
land Insane Hospital A large number of pa
vilion hospitals are also to be erected in differ
ent parts Of the city. The design of taking
some Of the churches for hospital purposes has
been abandoned, unless it should become ur-
gently necessary
The cavalry company that was captured at
Waterford, Loudoun county, Va, on the 9th,
was that of Capt. Samuel c. Means. They
were all taken except Capt. Means himself and
one or two Of bis men. They were attacked by
Confederate cavalry corps, under commal of
Stephen White, Marylander, who has been
for some time in Virginia. Means for years
resided at a pl lace this side Of Leesburg, and
since the war got permission TO raise Federal
company, procuring recruits along the upper
Potomac. White after the capture, paroled
Name mon
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Confederate cavalry corps, under commal d of
Stephen White, Marylander, who has been
for some time in Virginia. Means for years
resided at a pl lace this side Of Leesburg, and
since the war got permission TO raise Federal
company, procuring recruits along the upper
Potomac. White, after the capture, paroled
Means men.
The English journals received by the Persia
devote considerable space to American affairs,
particularly the order for draft TIE Lon
don Times warns the British consuls in this
country not to allow themselves to be CONFRONT
sed by persons liable to the craft who NAV an
ply for certificates Of British citizenship.
Iron sleepers have been laid down on the
Madras Railroad, in place of wooden sleelpers..
1t has been ascertained that wooden sleepers
decay SO rapidly in tropical climates that iron
has Leen resorted to as more economical ma
terial
A number Of slaves have stampedel from
Lynchburg, within the past few days, and are
supposed to be making their way to the FEEDER
u lines .-...-
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1862-05-09
Dyspepsia Remedy!
DIR. DARIUS HAMS
Aromatic Invlgorating Spirit

TAis Medicine hssbssn ustd ~ the pubhc for ys1s,
NTH increasing faror. 10 is rseommt Hd,d foesrs
Dyspepsia. Nsrroass,ss, Hswf-Bnrr, Colo
Paths, WiRd in ht NoraeA, or PAWS IN
tie Bow,is, H,adaeh,. Drsr'in,n,
Kidnsy Complaints, Los Spirits,
Dsiiriam Trsmsns. fafsm-
pvases.
Il stimulates, exhllsraies invgorstss, but will noe
intoxicate or stupefy.
ASA MEDICINE, II Is quick and efieetual. curing
n all eases OF Dyspepsia. Kidney and other com
plants Of Stomach and Bowels.
wine glass full will remove dropping spirits.
and restore weakly, nervous and sickly To health,
Shattered constitutions, and those subjset 10 De-
Hriam Trtnsns, through the tive free use u liquors
&c, will Immediately feel the happy effects oi
"llam's Inyigonting Spirit"
remove Bad Spirits, lisaItburn, Indi-
gestion, create an appetite, cure Dys-
pepsla and Collie, remove Flatulenee.---
Kidney. Bladder OF Urinary obstruc-
tions will be relieved by dose or two,
and an efieetualeu by the use ola few
bottles.
most violent Headache, Nausea or BAD
Feelings, through exeesses
Ladies OF weak and slckly constitutions will lind
dose occasionally will reiarn 10 them health aud
strength.
During pregnancy, 10 IL most sfbcseoss In remov-
ing disagreeablc sensations Internally, and is In.
valuable In regulating generally the menstrual
organs.
General Depot, IS Water Street, NY;
Agents In Boston-Gee. q Goodwin d Co., NJ. b.
Bur Co.. Weeks a Potter.
FOR sale In Biddeford by VIM, q. Dyer, A. Saw
yer, Il. q. Stevens, q. ii. Carlton.
For sale In saco by 5. Y. shaw, s.s. Mitchell, Y.
w. Smith. lyo
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Ayers Sarsaparilla.
Sanford Bank.

THE injunction issued by the Supreme Judicial
i Court against the President. Directors and Go.
OF the Sanford Bank, at sanford, Maine, hayirg
been made perpetual. and the undersigned having
been appointed and qualified receivers notice is
hereby given that all claims and demands against
said hank founded on ITS bills other evidence OF
Indebtedness, must be laid before us for examina-
teenth day OF August next
The undersigned will bc In session ut the ONCE oil
John II. 6oodenow, In Alfred. on that day, and on
for the purpose OF receiving evidence OF such In.
debtedness.
join jon III il. GooDENow, Of
w. q. C0NANT, SSanford Bank
Feb. Is, 1909. 3mos9
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Fire Insurance.

pnE undersigned, having been appointed Agent
/ ofTAs YorE County MHtHai Fire Insurance Com
paHy OF South Berwick Me-, Is prepared 10 receive
prOpO ls for Insurance safe kinds Of property Oi
every description, at the usual rates. Said cOInpa.
ny Ina, now at risk In said state, slOnt1 of poop
eTty un which are deposited premium notes To the
amount OF S3OI.GtO with which to meet losses. Loss
es are literally adjusted aud promptly paid. The
risks taken by said company are Ill ded sfOllONs
list class. Farmers PrOpeTtyi III class, Village
Dwelling Houses and contents, Each class pays
for its own losses. -.
For Information, terms &C., apply 10 RUFUS
SMALL 4 son, Agents and Collectors Of Assess
ments, City Building, Blddeiord, Maine iGtf
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Notice..

Notice is hereby given that the annual meet
ing of the York County Five Cents Savings
Institution, will be held at the Banking Rooms
Of the City Bank, In Biddeford, on Wednesday
the l4th day Of May next. ut 2 o'clock L. NJ,
10 choose the necessary officers for the ensuing
year, agreeable to the by laws Of said lnstitu-
ton, and 10 act on any other business that may
legally come before the meeting.
s. A. BoornBr, Sec'y.
Biddeford, April 2ist, 1862. 3Wis