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+ To TRAVELLERS AND SPogTsNKN.-It is noteasy
in these modern days, when big hotels line the
elled routes, to find inn such Izaac Walton low
ed to eat and sleep in But we know one quiet rest
ing place at least which would have delighted the
heart Of that honest old angler. One of the finest
drives we remember is that from Gorham in New
Hampshire TO Bethel in Maine, and one of the best
little houses in New England to stop at is Landlord
Loyejoy's hotel, so ncarthe fishing brooks that you
can almost drop your line from his old fashioned
piazza into trout's jaws. The Bethel House "
don't go TO the hotel by misiakel is just pretty
trot to Umbagog Lake, where they took trout last
week weighing seven pounds .-IBoston Transcript.
liz 10 dim
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Sch Boston Packet. of and from Hampton for Me-
ponset before reported ashore on Eastern Point
IN fog having mistook the Cove for the entrance To
Gioueestcr harbor he discovered his mistake too
to save the vessel She was lumber loaded and has
gone TO pieces.
Sch Genuine, Burns, from Thomaston for Boston
with cargo OF lime sprung leak Tuesday after.
noon of salt Lodges. as before reported; the lime
was set on fire, which in swelling burst the vessel
open and caused her to sink. The were taken
Gloucester; they saved nothing
A wrecking vessel at Matthewtown, Inagua from
pro nock, reports that a large propeller bottom up
from $50 TO 300 feet long with three masts two Chin
neys and two fans, was shore near Bird Rock
There was no copper on the bottom, which appeared
TO be quite new had white oak plank and timbers
and yellow pine lining evidently an armor built
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CUSTOM HOUSE, PORTLAND.

COLLECTORS OfIce, July Is. 1s63 I
ulf order of the Secretary Of the Treasury no
ID vessel, other than STEAMERS and PACKETS
known 10 be engaged regular lines or in the en-
ploy Of the ARMY or NAVY will be allowed TO leave
this port between the hours of sunset and SUNRISE
until further ORDERS.
Such vessels above named as are authorized to
leave the harbor between sunset aud sunrise, must
procure their passes at the Custom House, and show
the same to the commanding officer OF the Revenue
Cutter In the harbor. who is ordered bring aud
out such pass.
The Revenue Cutter ]. c. Dobbin Is anchored
Fort Gorges. and vessels of every description
entering the port, will forthwith report her be-
fore proceeding TO anchorage.
This regulation Of the Department at Washing ton
well~s other vessels.
jyiI d2w JEDEDIAH JEwErT, Collector.
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U. 5. MarsIaars Notice.

UNITED STATES OF AMERIcA,f
District of Maine, as !
Pursuant TO Nonition from the Hon. Ashur Ware,
Judge of the United States District Court, within
and for the District of Maine. hereby give public
notice hvt the following Libel has been hled in said
Court, viz:
LIBEL against the SCHOONER "RED RoBIs,"
her tackle apparel and arRffare together nth TWO
THOUSAND BUSHELS OF SALT AND SIX BoITs or
DUCK found laden ON board of said schooner seized
by the Collector of the District of Machias on the
sixth day Of July 1853, at Cutler, in said District
Which seizure was for a breach Of the laws Of the
said Lbcl that hearing trial will be had there
on at Portland, ON the First Tuesday Of 4faqast
merit, where any persons interested therein may APP
pear and show cause. II any be shown, wherefore
the same should not be deereed forfeit and disposed
of according 10 law
Dated at Portland this seventeenth day of July.
A. ID. 1863
y. A. QUINBY,
U. s. Deputy Marshal Dist. of Maine.
! ivlT-dl4d.
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ECIAL NOTICES.

DIR Z. p. QUIMBY would give notice that he
has returned to Portland. and can be found at his
Room, No. IL INTERNATIONAL HOUSE, Tuesday,
August oath, where he will attend to all wishing
to consult him.
First Examination at Office. :. .............s2O 90
Each Subsequent sitting at office. ............ so
City Patients, first Examination at residence. $50
Each subsequentvisit atresidence. ..,....... 100
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Houses nj Aucfion.

IN Friday, July 2ith, at O'Clock P. NJ. we shall
" sell the two-story wooden house on Mechanic
street. No. 5. Ii has Il finished rooms besides store
rooms and closets; abundance hard and soft water.
is In a good neighborhood. and a very desirable
property.
Also. the one and a-half story wooden house. with
brick basement, No. As Green street This house
has 10 finished rooms besides closets with abundance
of hard and soft water. IL Is pleasant, healthy
and good neghborhood. and desirable residence.
Immediately after tire ahore sales,
The two-story wooden house, No IL Mechanic st.
This house has brick basement, IA finished rooms,
and five closets-well supplied with the best hard
water. and abundance of son. These houses are all
in good order, and occupied by good tenants. sale
positiye-title ciear-term easy.
HENRY BAILEY & Co. Auctiopeers.
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Statement of the Condition
or THE
WestbrOok Manufacfuriny Co.

compliance with the Statute, 1 make the follow
u ing statement of the condition of the westbrook
Manufacturing Company. July Is, 1863.
Assessments voted by the Company and
paiu 500 60
Amount Of Capital Stock paid in and now
existing, ....................... 100000
Amount due from the Company, ........ 600
Amount invested in real estate, machine
cry and other fixtures. .................. $1,000
The last valuation affixed by the Asses
sors TO the real estate. ................. a5I2O
Aggregate value affixed 20 all the taxable
property of the Corporation. ........... 60.I2O
RENsELLAER CRAM, Treasurer
CUMBERLAND, as, July IL, 1s63- Personally ap-
peared RENSSELAER, Cram above named, and made
oath that the foregoing statement Of the condition Of
the westbrook Manufacturing Co. is true according
to the best OF his knowledge and belief
Before c, HENRY WILLIS,
UlI-law3w Justice of the Peace
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CHRONIC Observation-Disclosures Manchester is con-
suited daily by patients from all parts Of the country
and is curing the most obstinate, long standing and
troublesome diseases that have resisted all former
methods of treatment, and have been given up as
incurable for years. The afflicted. therefore. who
have failed to get relief elsewhere invited to call
on Madame ~ at No. IL Clapp's Block, opposite the
United States Hotel-Room No. g. iyl6 q
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Internal Revenue Stamps.
Atlantic q 81. Lawrence Railro.d
ANNUAL. MEETING.

TuNHE Stockholders Of the Atlantic & St. Lawrence
hMiroad Company hereby notified that
tneir annual meeting win be held at the Old Civ
han IN cortland, ON Tuesday the fourth day Of
Angusi 1900 at ten O'Clock A. NJ. to act upon the
lst 10 hear the report of the Directors and other
ensuing year. ~ 'A''
3D.. TO see II the Stockholders will confirm the ar
rangements Tor the liquidation and conversion of the
arrears OF rent upon shares. made by the Directors
IN the notifications of the Lease of August 5h is53
winch they entered into under authority of re<oln-
meeting of the Company.
A. d.. 1868. Per order ~
iylI-d&wtd II. w HERsEY, Clerk
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Morgan's Raid in Ohio.

IINCINNATI, July ID.
Morgan reached Georgetown, Brown coun-
ty, Ohio, at midnight. lie is pretty well hem-
med in and his chances of escape are very
slight. Gunboats and a very large force went
up the river yesterday to dispute his crossing.
The Ohio river is too high TO ford.
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More Vessels Burned.

HALIFAX, July Is.
The brig Sarah, from Cardenas, reports 9th
inst, lat 80, saw whaling schooner Rienzi.
and a brig from Cherry1eld, loaded with mo-
lasseS, on fire and abandoned. Shortly after
saw barque rugged steamer supposed to be
the Alabama.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Sailed from Cadiz 18th ult. brig Hydra. Hartman,
Sydney CD.
Ar at Deal 2sth ult bark Com Dupont Clifford, I'm
Mauriiius tand proceeded for London.l
Ar at Shields 9th ult, bark Telegraph Giles, from
London
At Monteyideo May back datel ship Albert CAL
latin. Slower. from Boston, disg; brig Angostura,
Fuller. disg. and Others as before.
Sid April 9, bark burlington. Oxnard. Maulmain
25th, ships Golden Rule. Mayo. Acapulco; 18th. VIM
Cummings. Willar, san Francisco
Ar at sagua 18th ut, bark Chas Edwin, Tibbetts.
Portland; brigs Mary Mariner Mariner, do; l. NJ
Merritt Hartman, New York.
Sid 2sth. bark 5 A Nickeis. Nickes. Havana.
Ar at Trinidad 26th ult bark e. w Dodge, Jar
Wis. New York brig Machias. SLOPPY. do.
Ar AT Neuyitas 18th ut, brig 4 II Crowley, Drs-
ko Matanzas.
Sid Sd inst bark Ellngwood Eliingwood NYork ;
9Th. brig Udola, Whitmore, do.
Ar a cardenas Both ult, brigs Alfred. Bullock, I'm
Wiscasset; Elisha Doane, Jones, Baltimore; Fredo-
mia. Lord. Portland; Waccamaw, Nickels. do; 9Th,
Phillip Larrabee. Young. Matanzas.
Sid 3D. inst. brig III Wheeler. Tarr. New York
sch windward Partridge. do; 9Th. brigs Kentucky,
George, do: Australia, Giles, Boston.
Sailed from ST Jago Sd inst, brig Harkaway, VIII
son, Baltimore.
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NEW ARrlCLE.-CRAcKSELs.- some of
them. Avery delicate Biscuit, tender and brittle,
AID will alrnost melt in ones mouth Manufactured
and for sale, at Wholesale and retail, at
&. BLAKE's STEAM BAKERY
jelsu $50 Congress Street.
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Riot in Troy

BosToN, July 10.
A riot occurred in Troy yesterday. The
Times office was destroyed and the telegraph
closed. At last accounts the mob had control
of the city. A riot is feared in Albany.
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SEGA woman in another column picking Sambuc
Grapes, for Speers Wine 1t is admirable article
used in hospitals. and by the first families in Paris
London and New York, in preference to old Port
Wine. tits worth trial, sit gives great satisfac
ton. dec2adlv
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grThe citizens of Bath are to have the
carrier system put in operation in connection
with the Post Office, including both pillar
boxes and free delivery of mail matter.
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GREAT DIsCovERY-An adhesiv preparation
that will STICK
Patches and Lningsto Boots and Shoes sufficient
ly strong without stitching;
That will efectualy mend Furniture, Crockery
Toys, and all articles OF household use.
Belt Makers,
Boot and Shoe Makers.
Manufacturers and Maehinists,
And Families,
willdnd it INVALUABLE. 1t intellectually stopthe
leakage of Coal Oil.
1t is insolube in water or oil.
!tisa liquid, and as easily applied as paste.
twill adhere oily substances.
HILTON's INsoLUBLE CEMENT,
HILTON BROTHERS, Proprietors,
Providence, r.. l..
Supplied In packages from OF. 10 Obs, by
CHAS RICHARDSON & CO,
81 Broad Street. Boston,
Sole Agents for New England.
GEORGE l.. GooDALE, NJ D.,
CORNER OF CONGRESS AND TEMPLE STREETS,
topposite First Parish Churchl
jy1 DIV thenMSwu
sg-Consumption and Catarrh and all diseases of
the Throat and Lungs successfully treated by lSHA-
aulSo2 cod Corner Smith and Congress SITS.
DESrIsrRY.-Dr JOSIAH HEALD No 24l Ono
gress Street, first door east of LIST Parish Church
Portland. Me. ug7dly
DRs. LOCKE & KIMBALL, DENTISTS No III
MiddieStreet- Portland Me. sugl5-ly
~ CARDS and BILL HEADS neatly prinie
at this office. If
NP-If YOU are in want OF my kind of PRINTING
call at the Daily Press Office. If
BROKERS' BOARD.
SALE OF SrooKs.-BosToS, July IA. 1862.
5 1920 American Gold .......................I2
1000 do. lZ9i
u. >. 3l0hs Treasury Notes ................ 1859
u > Certificates, currency ............-....... ISL
MARRIED.
In Bath. July Is, by Rev A. +. Beard, y. o. Cram.
Esq. of Portland, and Miss julia A, daughter of
Edw. HOdgkins, Esq, of Bath.
In North Vassalboro,' July .. Ambrose C. Davis
and Miss Irena w. sprowl, both of Windsor.
DIED.
At Newborn n. c., of typhoid fever, Emulus Hun
tress of Co. r. 9Th Me Reg son of Joseph lluntrcss
of Shapleigh.
burn, aged II years-mcmber 18th Me Reg.
At Fort Jackson, La, June 2, of chronic diarrhea
Daniel c. Moore, aged 20 years-meHber of Co. A,
18th Me. Reg.
IMPORTS.
Saeua Sch Lucy Ann-2ss hhds molasses rs tres
do 20 bbls do, L Churchill 4 Co.
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Drafting i'm the LIST District.

CAPE ELIZABETH.
The drafting was continued Thursday at 10
o'clock for the 9th sub district which includes
the towns Of Cape Elizabeth and ScarboIo.
Cape Elizabeth was taken first, and 3o3 names
were deposited in the wheel, from which &C
we're drawn as follows:
DANIEL KENNEIsoN,
David Willard Charles Tricky a
John Piltsbnry HOratio Smith
Washington Skilin VIM Thomas
George Parker Seth l. Plnmmer
Charles Meserye Gardiner Dyer
. sias II Mariner VIM Robinson
Richard Gffih Albert Thompson
George Brown Ilhridge Rich
Phillip Loud 6eorge Hatch
Joseph Dyer George II Lombard
Amasa weldon John Hatch
Elisha " Jordan VIM Sampson
Moses Hatch Thos b Haskell
James Matthews Robert Ballard
Edwin Bouer George A ~ Tucker
Iynatius Rand Thos Weldon
Ephriam X Kofe VIM Cash
Charles L skillin John Maxwell
David WEIGH Franklin Staples
Augustus Jordan EIhraim Dyer
sewe Fowler Eben Small
Robert II Miller John Bolton
John IL Wheeler james 4 Jordan
Samuel q Angel Daniel StrDut Jr
Elbridge skillin Lewis Jordan
Daniel Willard stephen Mayberry
Charles Willard james Welch
james NJ Maxwell John b Woodbury.
Charles Woodbury. Joseph Dresser
Charles Frank Addison Prentiss
Enos l. Jordan Alien Norton
John Alexander Vim II BerryI
Richard l. Jordan
This concluded the draft for that town. and
further proceedings were adjourned to 2o'clock
p. NJ, when the draft proceeded with the
town of
SCARBOROUGH.
Two hundred names were deposited in the
wheel, out of which forty-four were drawn, as
follows
JOHN PRoUT
Ezra Grafiam simon IiI,lv
Joseph sawyer Samuel Snow
Henry iAhhy Samuel Leayitt
sampson PlumIner Joseph A Moses
Noah filsbnfy David stanford
Seward Gnnnis0n James T,pey
Charles Robinson Theodore Libby
Hubbard Libby Charles w Libby
Benz Moulton Charles Libby
Arthur fogg Joseph Snow
George hoss Dennis Green
Francis pilsbury Ruswarth Prout
Lewis y knight Melville Staples
Isaac Holmes Gardiner Parker
VIM II skngs Joseph NJ Gilman
Elijah COolhroth Henry small
Daniel Walker James IL Thurston
Liberty " Pummer Samuel X Miken
VIM A Moses Thomas Carter
Daniel q Tebbets Aunzo A Merrill
John II Berry John 5 Libby
George Sweetsr
This completed the draft for the 9th sub dis
trict, and further proceedings were adjourned
to 10 o'clock this morning. when the draft for
Windham, Gray, New Gloucester, Casco, Ray
mond, Cumberland and Falmouth will take
place
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eg-Consumpiion and Catarrh and all diseases of
the Throat and Lungs successfully treated by INHA-
LAT1oS, BY c. MORSE, NJ. D.,
aulS62 cod Corner Smith and Congress SITS.
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CLEARED.
DISASTERS,

Ship scioto, late of Brunswick, has been sold M
foreign house, and placed under the British fisc "
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MARIN NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND


...Ju NV
ARRIVED.
Steamer lewiston Prince, Boston.
Steamer New Brunswick Winchester Boston for
Passport and ST John NIB.
sch Lucy Ann, tBr) Boudrot Sagua 18th ult
Sch Mary Miller, Grant. Surry
sen jas Garcelon, Anderson. Yarmouth.
gor. " IAN
CLEARED
Brig Douglass, tBrl Stewart Hlsboro NB-mas
ter. o ~ ''as
:, sch Rachel Post. blanchard. Augusta-w &AR
windsor Isl fer PhiIsdelpbi scke Mocalon. from
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[per steamship Persia. New York;


Sailed from Liverpool lst inst Orient, Hill. New
York: I'd. John Bright, Dcwer, do; 3d. J Foster Jr.
Abeel, do.
Emit for ldg 2gth. Gen Mcclellan, Trask, for NYork;
3Dth, Lila Mansfield, Page, do; Shakespeare. Reed,
do via Cardiff and Newport; LIST inst, ID Cuttsng
Mahoney, New York; I'd, Aurora. Barker, do; NJ G
Boston.
Ar at London 10th. Com Dupont, Clifford, Mauri-
thus; ist inst, Adriatic. Moore, New York; Cd Au.
eusia Norwood Higgins, from Caao; ith, Therese,
Doane. New York.
cid 3D. Anna Decatur. for Cardiff: Roehambeau,
Snow. ST John NIB; Hudson. Pratt. New York.
Emit out 3D. yiliafranca Anderson New York.
ham. New York for London.
Ar at Deal 9Dth, Sarah Freeman, Austin. from st
Passed do 4th WIN Singer. Farley. Carao for Huh
on Portsmouth 3Oth 4 IL Taylor. Lord.fm London
Ar at Plymouth LIST inst. VIM Anderson, Nicker-
son. New York
Ar at Cardiff 25th Palmyra. Mnlett, Hsvre; Gen
Sid 10Th, Benz Burgess, Norcross Shanghai; Be
thah rhayer. cartney and Star of Hope Talbot. Rio
Janeiro; %. Marcia 6reenleaf Merrimsn, do.
Ar at Galway 18th ult Sallie Bonsall, Leayitt New
York.
Ar at Dublin 18th. Courser. Grimm. New York.
Ar at Queenstown Soth. Vivid Light Corning New
Ar at LeghOrn 24:h ult. Evening Star, Robinson,
Ar a Marseilles 18th ult. Mary Dyer, Wallace.
New York
Ar at Villa Real 18th uls, Elsira, Snow, Malaga
Ar at Gibraltar 18th uit. Bell Bernard. Coombs, I'm
Leghorn for Boston; cath, Sarah Starr, Novel; Log
Ar at Bremerhayen Both ult Albert Edward. Ken
Sailed from Bordeaux 10th ult. whitney. Ave-
Sailed from Havre 2ath ult. VIM Nelson Cheever.
New York; I'd inst, Pacific, Morgan. Cardiff and n
York; Village Belle Bowdcn. Cardiff.
rat Brouwershayen I'd inst, saml Locke. Sweet
SER CallaO.
Ar at Hamburg 10Th ult, Col Adams Watts, from
sid Goth. Juliet Trundy. Could erimsby, Eng land
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DESrIsrRY.-Dr JOSIAH HEALD No 24l Ono
gress Street first door east of LIST Parish Church
Portland Me. ug7dly
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GEORGE l.. GooDALE. NJ. D.,
CORNER OF CONGRESS AND TEMPLE STREETS
topposite First Parish church,
jyl DIV thcnM&Wtf
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IMPORTS.

Sagua Sch Lucy AMPS hhds molasses, % tres
do, 20 bbls do, L Churchill Co.
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ON second floor, Middle Street. centrally situated
~ and easy of access. Apply atNo. oil Somn,sr-
cial Street. O'
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SCARBOROUGH.

Two hundred names were deposited in the
wheel, out of which forty-four were drawn, as
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DRs. LOCkE & KIMBALL, DENTISTS No III
Middl street PORTLAND Me. augl5-ly
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DIED.

At Newborn. n. c., of typhoid fever. Emulus Hun
tress of CO. r. 9th Me- Reg, son of Joseph liuntrcss
of Shaplcigh
In Turner, July Is. Mr. winslow Conant, of Au-
burn, aged Al years-momber 18th Me. Reg.
AT Fort jackson, La, June 2. of chronic diarrhea
Daniel c. Moore. aged 20 years-membcr of Co. A,
18th Me- Reg
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Monumental, Marble and stone-work

Al AIIIIUNs
ON Friday, July "a. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at No. Is
" Portland street. all the marble and other mon
umental work in said ward consisting Of almost ev-
cry variety of monumental work in marble freestone,
slate. soap-stone. sc, sc.
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JOHN PRouT

This completed the draft for the 9th sub dis
trict, and further proceedings were adjourned
to 10 o'clock this morning, when the draft for
Windham, Gray, New Gloucester, Casco, Ray
mond, Cumberland and Falmouth will take
place.
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This concluded the draft for that town, and
further proceedings were adjourned to 2o'clock
p. NJ, when the draft proceeded with the
town of
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Rent Wanted.
Office 10 Lei.

49, A good. convenient house-rent $50 Il
A::: saO0. Enquire at Exchange street.
Arsl jyl7 II j. A. HENDERSON.
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~ CARDS and BILL HEADS neatly prinie
at this office. If
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Fs-It You are in want OF any kind of PRINTING
call at the Daily Press Once If
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u. :. searnen Deceased.

TuyuE relatives OF Theodore Myrick. Jones Mitch
eli and Ebenezer Perry, L.. :. seaInen, deceased.
NAV lcarn OF something 10 their advantage by ad-
dressing WILLIAM IL. WEBBER,
IyI7 lw Boston, Mass.
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In Bath. July Is. by Rev. A +. Beard, n. o. Cram,
Esq. Of Portland, and Miss julia A, daughter of
Edw. Hodgkins, Esq, of Bath.
In North Vassalboro,' July 2. Ambrose G. Davis
and Miss Irena w sprowl, both of Windsor.
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PORT REGULATIONS.

U. 5. Deputy Marshal Dist. Of Maine
jyl7-dl4d.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-11-14

uniere 2eier erieben aus rie(em Briefe,
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gen BEN 0efan9enen in Nidmcnb wirtli&
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Gin Mana, Namens 6einrt9 9ilian,
Np. 10 Norp 5. StroGe wobnbaft, Yers
lu&te il6 porsstern Nbeno has 2tben At
nebn1en, inben Ct (i1 ben llnterleib auf>
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Ter Mann mar l6on felt ldnaerer 3cit
8tites3errattet uno befanb iid tlr3li@ In
Der Srrenabtteiluns ceS Mrmenbou1ts.
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Sic Stants Anleibe 5u Gunffen Der
lafe Supertor= Sabu.

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