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one opportunity will be offered our concert
going people to hear this celebrated Pianist,
and the distinguished performers who accom-
pany him, and that will be this evening, at
Mechanics Hall. The combination of mus-
cal talent will be such as Portland audience
rarely has an opportunity OF listening to-
Gottschalk stands among the most celebrated
Pianists Of the world. Prima Dona Mile. An
giolina Cordier has been listened to with the
highest delight in all the largest cities OF this
country and France, and Signor Carlo Patti
has but few superiors in drawing the bow
See advertisement.
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The BosToN UNION MATCH Co. This
Company, although 1t does not claim to be
time-honored institution, has, within the few
years i has been in operation, earned repu-
iation which has given their matches on ex-
aensive sale. We do not pretend to be a Judge
of the merits Of the different kinds oil match
es, al having sulphurous smell, and occa-
sionally one failing to ignite, but we have no
doubt those manufactured by the Union Com
Pany, are as good as the best. We would call
the attention Of purchasers to their advertise
nent, In the appropriate column.
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KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Nov. IL.
In the recent affair at Rogersville, General
Burnside's forces were overwhelmed by supe-
rior numbers.
Gen. Burnside has taken over 800 prison.
ers since he Come into Tennessee, independent
OF the garrison at Cumberland Gap, putting
us far ahead Of the rebels
There are indications of large forces of reb-
els coming against us, but We expect to repel
them.
At Rogersvile the rebels captured about
five hundred men, four pieces OF artillery and
thirty-six wagons. Most of the men captured
by the rebels belonged to the I'd Tennessee
loyal regiment, and over 100 to the 18th Ohio.
We hold from Washington, on the Tennes-
see River, to Bulls Gap.
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NEW YORK. Nov. IL.
uplands. ~ 1"""s
Elour-State and Western SC better; Super State
0h6so l5; Extra do 1895 20; choice do BIZ IA "a,
Round Hoop Ohio 20 u 3d. choice do "a Iao o >,
Superhne Western s. q so, Common to good eN
ira western 10 g 40; southern less active; mix.
90 TO good 10 g 20; Fancy and Extra 50 "a 10 so
good to choice 30 "a 8 70. '~
Wheat g &c higher; Chicago spring 80 "a I 81
Milwaukee Club 81 q 81: Winter Red Western
Al 9 30; Milwaukee Amber 81 "a 81
Corn-lc higher; mixed Western shipping o..
0ats-a shade firmer; at s2t a. SO for Canada.
Beef-hrm; Country Mess % a on
Pork--quie;; mess II IS q Is 90 for new, closing
at Is 90.
Sugars steady.
TallOw-stcady.
Freghts TO Liyerpool-duli
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RON ovER.-Two children of Mr.. Charles
'Stratton were run over by a jigger, yesterday
afternoon, at the Evergreen Cemetery. They
Were standing upon the jigger, and jolt
threw them both of, the cart running over the
boys breassAnd the girls leg. They were
placed upon the jigger and taken to their
home. We did not learn how badly they were
injured, but it was supposed the boy had re-
ceiyed some bad injuries.
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LARcENY.-Tuesday, colored man named
Jonas Evans, stole watch from the vessel of
Capt. John Watts. Information was brought
to the Police Office, and officer Tyler arrested
Evans, who, after being locked up for short
time, acknowledged the theft and told where
he had sold the watch. Deputy Marshal
Wentworth hunted up the watch, which had
been sold by the person to whom Evans had
disposed Of 1t, recovered it and returned it to
TIE owner.
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The FRESH OYSTERS HAVE CoME.-The
night hands in our Office had substantial evil
dence of the fact last night, that fresh Virgin
ia Oysters had been received at Hatch &
Hankersn's Saloon, Numbers 152 and ia
Exchange street, opposite the International
Hotel, by partaking of a luxurious dish of
them furnished by these most excellent cater
ers. The bivalves are Of superior qnality,
toothsome and fit for the palate of any one,
and Hatch knows how to cook them.
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Commercial.
Per steamship bohemian at ra,,,or ID,

TIT steamshIP BOhenah at Farther Point
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET Oct 29-,rbe
sales for days were 100 bales including 20 0l 10
spectators and exporters. The market closed buoy
ant and ID "a ID higher. ivy
LFERfoOl. BREADSfUFFS MARKET-Rich-
ardson, spence & Co. and Others, report Flonr
steady. Wheat firm at IS l0d a SIS I'D for Winter
Red. Corn tending upwards at 2ss a. 2ss Sd for
mixed. ~ ''
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKEr.-au ,,.
Beef steady. Pork dull. Bacon steady. Bacon dull
Lard dull at 40 q Ais. Tallow firm.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET A.has
steady Sugar tending downward and has dec lined
@ I'd. Coffee inactive. Rice actiyeand still nj.
yancing. Rosin dull. Spirits Turpentine Quiet.
Petroleum tends upward; refined Is Id a p Id
Latest via Londonderry.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. Oct ~ Tho
sales OF the week were "a 900 bales The mark .,
closed irregular, at one advance of a a.
LONDON MONEY MARKET Oct IA -Conso,s
closed at 49, for money.
AMERICAN SECURirIES-Illinois Contra, NAH.
road 90 q Is dis; Erie Railroad &C a 6s.
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MEMPHIS. Tenn. Nov q

r MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov. s.
The rebel General Richardson struck the
memphis and Charleston Railroad, six miles
east Of Salisbury, yesterday morning, DESTROY
ed the railroad bridges at Middletown. burned
Two small bridges, tore up several miles of
track, and cut the telegraph badly. The lat
ter was repaired this morning, and the former
VIII be IN running condition tomorrow. Rod
dy, Ferguson, Ingee, Chalmers and Richard
son are all in North Mississippi, cooperating
The rebels burned Iuka after Genera, Sber-
mans troops left.
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aa< B"1atO and other Lake Cities.
WASHINGTON, Nov. II.
II has been ascertained on inquiry at the
proper bureau that there are now over 1900
rebel officers on Johnston's Island, Sandusky
Bay, together with forty-two others, classed
as guerrillas.
Eighty officers recently captured by Gen.
Meade's army are now on their way to that
place. Several days ago there were indica-
tions that the rebels on that island contem-
plated combined movement for the purpose
of making their escape, and on this Informs
ton being communicated to the authorities
here, the requisite precautionary measures
were immediately taken, including the order
Ing OF gunboat to the vicinity to prevent it.
Therefore the prisoners could not leave the
island were they to make the attempt
BUFFALO, n. Y, Nov. IL.
MAJOR Fargo, of this city, has received dis
patch from Mr.. Stanton, Secretary of War;
that rebel refugees in Canada have consum-
mated plot for the release of the rebel pris-
oners on Johnson's Island, and intend burning
Buffalo.
It's understood that other lake cities have
been similarly warned by Mr.. Stanton. The
Information to the government came from a
high source.
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SUICIDE ON THE RAILRoAD.-As the train
for Boston, which left this city yesterday
morning, was passing through Kennebunk-
port man was seen standing against the
fence, but approached toward the track as the
ua'n neared him. The engineer did not no.
uce hlm' and the train run over and killed
him. Ills name was Ellis, and 1t is supposed
ne Threw HIMSELF upon the track.
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. II.
Sales Of 5-20s to-day amounted to 1908 POO.
The advantage of having full coupons next
May can only be obtained by paying back
the interest in gold or its equivalent.
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FIGHT. = fight took place about eight
O'Clock last evening at the foot of Hampshire
street, between several belligerents. The
"charleys' interfered and broke up the amuse-
'ment lodging two of the combatants In the
lookup
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Recruiting ia In f;a,.a.

-, NEW YORK, Nov. 12.
Western papers by mail contain the follow
ing:
Recruiting in Indiana was progressing brisk.
ly. Reports from all parts of the State show
that the regiments are rapidly filling up.
delegation from Indiana will proceed In
Gettysburg next weekend be present at the
dedication of the grounds.
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STRIKE,

WE, the Stevedores of Portland. wish to inform
w the merchants and all whom it may concern .
that they have struck for 90 cents per day additional
to their wages. on account OF the high rates paid
ness OF the work. Per order,
poyl2 d3tt
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AUCTION SALE OF REAL EsrATE.-E. M.
Patten sold at auction yesterday the w. Ii.
Shaw house, corner OF Gray and Winter
streets. Mr.. Coolidge, grocer OH Commercial
street, was the purchaser at $500.
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NJ =. N A.-The debates in the Mechanics
association will commence this evening in the
Library room. The public are invited to at
tend.
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Leyesia Ledge Ne. 5.

TUE members of this Lodge are earnestly reancst.
i ed to meet at the Lodge Room, on Friday Even
ing. Nov. 18th, at Z o'clock.
The subject OF celebration of the Goth annyer.
sary of the Lodge will before the meetin nd
1t is hoped there will be full attendance.
noyl2-dtd s. b. BECKETT, See'y
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PAY OF THE POLICE. - We learn that the
policemen of this city are about TO petition
the City Council for an increase of their pay
They now receive $500 per year, and are
obliged, as we understand, to pay into the
City Treasury, all amounts received by them
IN the way of rewards offered, and fees as
witnesses. This is certainly small pay at the
present high prices of provisions, fuel, & c..
and we cannot but hope that the City Council
will lend favoring ear to the memorial of the
men selected to protect our lives and proper
ty. The policemen are obliged to furnish
their own uniforms; and, owing to the wear
and tear of them, and in order to appear de-
cent, they must purchase two suits year,
which, at the present price of woolens, cannot
cost much less than fifty dollars.
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Item. from Richmond pn,,ers.

FORTRESS MONROE, Nov ~.
The Richmond Wing of the tn contains
the following:
Charleston, Nor. 9h.-Slow firing has been
going on all day on Sumter. Last night IS
rifed shot were fired from battery Gregg, all
directed at the southwest angle; 60 shots
were fired to-day, and $50 mortar shells. of
which seven missed. The whole number of
shot and shell fired at Sumter during the
bombardment is 1916, of which 700 struck.
One monitor only was in action to-day. No
casualties TRANSFERRED
Charleston, Nor. 10h.-The enemy con-
tinues to fire slowly. No report from the fort
has been received this morning.
Second Dispatch.-Thc firing from battery
Gregg on Sumter to-day was at Intervals Of
half an hour. Two monitors came IN and
fired thirty shots. No new movements have
been made.
Wilmington, N. C., Nor. 9M.-The Confed-
crate steamer Cornubia was captured yester-
day morning by the bIockaders coming in.
The Banshee narrowly escaped
Jose Brown was inaugurated Governor of
Georgia OH the It'll inst.
North Carolina election returns show that
Gather is ahead Of Lander.
The Richmond Examiner admits a rebel de-
feat on the Rappahannock. Hooks and Hay's
brigades were captured.
MAJOR Gen. Foster and staff left here yes-
terday afternoon at 3 o'clock for Washington
in the Carrie Martin.
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NOTICE.

uxyE. have disposed Of our interest In the store
w rec,utly occupied by us TO Mcssrs. w. c. r.
uIL LIKkN. who will continue the business a.
heretofore. We would hereby solicit for them the
Continuance OF the favor Of our former customers
aud the trade generally. worthy of all confidence
we have taken ONCE up stairs, In the came bud-
ing. ChAkLEc kOuEkS 60.
Portland, Nos. I'd. 1853 novl0 dtw3w
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POULTRY VERSUS CmcKESs.-A rather
amusing incident occurred in small store OF
the grocery order not a thousand miles from
this city, which tends to show the wide differ
ence between poultry and chickens.
A few nights ago poultry dealer from the
country stepped into the above mentioned
store, and addressed the storekeeper thus:
"Want to buy any poultry tonight"
"What do You ask?" says the knight OF
trade.
"About fifteen or sixteen cents pound"
"Don't want none at that price, says the
trader. "Tve been selling poultry less than
that for the last week.
Dealer goes out, and traders friend init
mated that he ought to have bought, as it was
as cheap as could be had in the market.
Trader looks up and says, II would like to
have bought some chickens
Friend informed him that the dealer had
them.
mo he didn't" says the dealer, che said he
had poultry, he didn't have any chickens"
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Municipai Cour,.-.Noy. y,

John Laughlin pleaded guilty of being
drunk and making disturbance. 1t being
his first ofiense, and he being new conner to
our city, he was let off with fine Of 81 and
costs.
Martin Holland pleaded not guilty Of being
drunk and creating a disturbance. After
hearing the evidence Judge Kingsbury decid-
ed that he was guilty, ard fined him SO and
costs.
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4 meeting of the Skock holders of the Portland
n Kennebec Rsilroa< Company viii Be held u
the Depot in Augusta, .on &onday, the I'D day Of
Noscslbcr 1858. at o'clock y. ~. 10 act upon the
1 ,ad. sss " tske any action that may be deemed
M cessary ~ re&ktia 20 the extension II the bonds
issu I'd BY the Keunehee Portland Railroad Com
nanv dated Oct 18Th 1851 also 70 make such alter
atoms IL the Bylaws Of said Company - NAY Dc
deemed exp edient. r. y. RICE. Prsss1s,s.
Augusta, NV. .. 1868. nosii ose
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Mnine Disnster

PHILADELPHIA, Nov II.
Schooner Almira, from this port for Digh-
ton, Mass, with coal, struck the Delaware
Breakwater on Monday night, and vessel and
cargo became total loss. Crew saved.
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LOUISVILLE, Nov. 2.
George w. Lane, U. s. District Judge, of
Alabama, died in this city this afternoon Of
CONGESTION of the lungs
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MATTERS ABOUT TOWN.
Supreme Judicial Court.

RICE AND DAVIS, j., PRESIDING.
THugsDAY.-The case of Holmes VS.. Smith
, occupied the entire day, and was not finished
at the adjournment.
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MR. A. b. MOULrON, formerly OF arm Of Gas
M RoeERs Co.. aud Mr.. q GORGE MILLlkEN
w. c. u. MILLIkEN.
November I'd, 1868. poyl0 dkwSw
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No. 81 Middle Street,
FEUCHTWANGER l. ZUNDER.
Near the Post Office,
oc3H PORTLAND.
Renewal.

BYAM, CARLTON & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF FRICTIO
V1 MATCHES, have removed from Union ST.
to their large building recently erected,
Nos. 90, "a, SO, SO and lO2 Friend st.
Being the largest apd oldest facturers of Fric
ton Matches in thiscountry dealers, shippers sea
captains and consumers, can always rely ON a good
article, and the only match that has wthstood the
test OF years in every climate.
"a Always on hand and packed at short notice
for shipment, Card, Block, Parlor or Water Proof
Weed and Paper Box, and the celebrated Byam
Matches.
CAUTION.
In consequence of the high reputation our Match
es have obtained, numbers of persons are selling AZ
article of inferior quality. and base enough 10
use our trade marks In order 10 avoid any 0cr mr.
renee of the kind hereafter all of our matches will
have printed on the wrappers, "Manufactured BY
BfAM, CARLTON & CO..
AT wholesale in Portland by N. L. PURrNToN.
Boston, Now ., 1860 noy12 d3m
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THAT PLYING TOP!

DELlGHTFUL II ysn want to make your SOD
Vi.rs lar ri for low just carry them one Of those
rsrnt FIYING TOlpS and realize the old adage
ii al iii i more blessed 10 give than receive"
noy4 div
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HOME FOR ISEBRIATEs.-The Washing
ton Total Abstinence Society Of this city are
agitating the subject OF establishing "Home
for Inebriates" in this city, similar to the one
in Boston, and with view of enightening
the people on this subject, they have secured
the services of Albert Day, Esq, of Boston,
superintendent of the Home in that city, to
address our citizens at the New City Hall on
Sunday evening next He viii give an ac-
count Of the vast amount Of good that the
"Home" has accomplished in Massachusetts.
Geo. II. Pierce, Esq, of Hamilton, c. W.,
will also address the meeting. Mr. p. is a
very eloquent speaker, and we have no doubt
that our citizens will give the distinguished
guests such an audience as they will be proud
TO speak before. Success to the enterprise
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From Washisgfoa-T The Plot TO Release til
Johnson Island Prisoaers-Erehan0e o.
Prisoners.

WASHINGTON, Now 12.
The facts contained in the dispatch sent from
here this morning with regard to the rebel
prisoners on Johnson's Island were obtained
from official sources. Additional information.
authentic ID its character has been obtained,
by which 1t appears that the Governor General
OF Canada has given notice through Lord
Lyons to the Secretary of State, of several
plots Matched in the British Provinces to de-
liver the prisoners on Johnsons Island in Lake
Erie and burn Buffalo and 0gdensburg. Ade-
quate measures to defeat tlfese nefarious en-
terpriscs have been promptly adopted. The
good faith of the British authorities are highly
appreciated. 1t is not apprehended that any
thing serious will grow out of the affair, as the
government was prepared for some such dis
closures.
There is no prospect OF an early general ex-
change OF prisoners, although our government
Is endeavoring to effect such an arrangement.
In few days, however, an exchange of Sur.
geons will take place, the rebels holding at
Richmond So belonging to.Our armies.
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TO THE AFFLICTED
DIR. w. N. DEFINING,
Medical Electrician,
No. N Clnpp's BECK,
CORNER OFCONGREss AND RLM sTREkrs

COHNEH Or tVNuhGcS AND ELM SIKk1TSs
MOULD respectfully announce to the citizens OF
w Portland and vicinity. that be has been in this
large number Of patients with wonderful sus GEES,
and curing persons in such short space Of time that
this We az n red e
cured we will doctor the second time for nothing.
This. with the success we have met with. ID snSs
fore, lest patients should delay coming for Far W
shall not stay long enough to give the test. We VIII
re say that we shall stay in this city 1t least uat
Dr. Is has been practical Electrician for tvsusy.
years, and il also regular radusted physiciaa
in the form Of nervous or lick HEADACHE; sesfsiSs
In the head, neck extremities; consumption wksn
involved acute Or Chronic M ssrs sSi ~
dseases. white swellines spnal difeases curvature
Of the spine contracted insseles. di.to.ss6 llhs.
mering or hesitancy Of speech dyspepsia. indigss-
ton constipation and liver complaint. pilesve ere
is. STRUCTURES Of the chest and iii iSrns Of female
complaints.
ny 11ect1.1C1ty
leap With Joy and move with the agility and elastic
ity of youth: the heated brain 10 cooled the ffost
bitten limbs restored. the uucouth ds5ormltlss re-
strength the blind made to see. the deaf to hear and
the Islsed torn to move upright; the blsniahss q
prevented; the cssnities Of old sse ob.issed, ssd
An active circulation maintained.
LADIES
Who have cold hands and feet; weak stomaehs
lame End weak backs; nervous and sick headache ;
dizziness and swimming in the head, with fndiess-
ton and constipation Of the bowels; pain II The 0ds
and back lercorrh9a, Tor whites); hlling Of the
womb with internal cancers; tumors, polypus. ara
all that long train diseases will find In Hsct1c
ity means Of cure. For painful menstruatann
too profse menstruaton, and all Of those Ions liDo
81 troubles with young ladies. Electricity 10 cer1nln
peetae. and will in short time, restore the suasfsr
to the vseor Of health.
kY-Ws hare Electro Chemical APPARATUS for
extracting Mineral Poison frrm the system, zach -
Mercury, Anthony. Arsenic. &c. HundTeds who
troubled with sti6 joints weak backs and vnr-
GUS other difficulties. the direct cause Of whieh in
nice out Of ten IL the eject Of druss
be restored to nttural strength and vigor by the
use q from Eve to eight Baths.
Once hours from so'clock A. \. to r. H.; IA to
&: and - p. n.
Consultatsso Free. Iy14 isedtf
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Wanted.

A GOOD Root MAKER at NcCsrthy,s No. a
"A Exchange Street. Also . man to work %
Ladies' Custom work, that can make doubIe soles
the highest wages paid in the city win b girss
NJ MCCARTHY.
oct2sdtf No. 81 Exchange Street.
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Mr.. stanton TO be ReHHored - A Sucressf,d
Expedition.
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MYTH good front, Of medium depth, between
w the Post office and the Preble House. on Ma.
die street, south eide preferred. willing 10 pay Z
bonus. &c. Enquire At this once. oei27 d$ws
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AUCTION SALES.
House and Lot at Auction. !.

WL shall sell ON Friday, Nov. u, at g O'Clock
w Wv 4. y. one story wooden House on Ham
Ion sa, street. nearly new. and finished throughcat
.sst. POSSESSION given Immediately Sale positive
u''e ciear' ,erms easy. For particulars call ON
} move dtd- ~ A"e''""ee's'
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GLASS WORKS.

NULL value paid for broken glass BY the package
IL II broken fine II reduces the value Do not
want window colored glass.
nova dim Send to PORTLAND GLASS CO.
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4 = OR 20 first rate SHOOK MAKERS, 10 whom
IL good wages and steady employ ment will BE-
given. Apply To
A. p. MORSE,
novs dim. No. India Wharf, Boston, Mas.
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A good Carriage Body Maker, TO whom the hish.
a est wages and steady employ uent will be siven
MARTIN & PENNELI,
ho'i eod2w' Federal Street.
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(tANvASSERS for THE NATIONAL BANyRR
~ and Journal Of the Institute of Reward for Or
phans of Patriots for Maine Nassachusetfs ana
New Hampshire. Immediate application should s.
made 70 81 cARLETpT ESQ.,. No. 80 Middle o.
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A jet Cross Pin. with GoId tips II the finder
"A will leave II at Mr.. Packard's Bookstore IL
shall be suitably rewarded. noril dst