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81 weFS- TRiDGMAT-lt the Rspri.t Church rIobolen.
" J. ON Tlur.day o. ~ tie Rev &. a. ". bIid-nisn
OF Albany iLss Gap8u T. hst fAe's, soglscsl a-u- D.
teg % T.. j. E'i.taI esq.. ~ o. ile soiiae. place
CROrIIjs- Weinesdsy the afh inst. by the
Rev 4 !. Wiiiis. M Y.tsT q. Crohu. 10 Ia. j..
daach-r of- .-e cors.a. Il. bergen, AZ OF bTSo1yn
CntVEN-Oa Tscs9.y evcl.n, o.. Z. nsEi., wife of
Aid.d ~ Ciaea aaG dusLte u! iho late JohS = sehes-
rnsrhorn
rt ,,,ves and fr-d. % family respectfully invited
20 attend nrn'ra rom orscr 'hurch. nrosd~sy On
tuasy osnLs the 7ih ia a. 10 o'clock without further
notice
p,yTTT-H4wLTY-In mi. ely on Tu-.l., Oct g. ~
ths Erv / Ieussa. John =. ie wa o. Sew ors city
10 Miss Naotni ~. daughter Of DAVID hs~.y
DURYEE-SUrTMAN-At Newsft. y j.. on Wetne.dsy.
Oc' (. b.. ne fev. :. Few Smith. ID, the Res william.
Rankin Dury-e Of Lafayette hpdiou county 'Ji 10 Sh-f
loae naf.. d. .ales u John 4. Aasin.-n ESQ.
oeveoRy- coSp.LL-A,R lir,se,h. NJ on w,dne Day.
ut s. ~ Rev. Dr. Mcse At me senee OF a." rFia'
,o,.e, Juifar q brrgorv ri jersey siy Atns "a. Con
dol Of The f,rp.T pise- no cards.
IALIOn wednesday, Oct u dyph.r.tic cIoop. thafle
Osr.rh,d. only cid oi 'a-Elcs aHa riid y % nrli IA
NJ. ~ s-ff ~ 10 o.,
n ragr. ana ,lcnds the family nvlst . attend tke
fr.rai from residence ni BE p.nis No 80 wet go
.i,e, trids s.ssnoon. ai o cioes.
uOiIiSTFR- ,'risr- Do wsi,s.iz Oct 3, q. ihe resi-
d,re Of ~ bac iiiae " at arh street, By the Key
4 % AcIl9airr Dr. % Pin GO toa D. j. John b. HOLSTER
1, :. Hi. CIaae. 81 Of t.s city.
krrcFri -"ULFORD-Attho Yirs; sreshgierihn chnrcb
~ Hanover y. j. Ooi. l. ~ the Rev John NJ Johuso",
Wv Liam hhci 81 Ee~l ork cry to Hattie h. daughter
n c; I,hu , hn.iord. Of Hanover Necs
.ITrs -wHrTE-On Thur.i,y Oct. al The residence o.
The bije. father by the Hes. Dr. T. y hc,"s 81 inion
,alrse William l.. Niles oaly Of don John - Lies
OF Lapori- ini 10 Charlotte, youngest d.uAieT VI lion
Hugh White Vi ssfa.osa County. No eAids
sTORER-BuRRlrT-O wetnesdsy. Oct = by the Rev.
ms u D. Der sior-f Augusta, daughter c. ~.
late 4 ak.naa Burnt. al Of ths ely.
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TEE TIlPPoTHEATg0s.-Thls elegant AMI
spacious establishment. which erected last year Sa
TIC vacant 10. rs 20 the Academy OF Music e.
prcssy iyr uPPiodumatic Performance. ard ~hce
had so successful season. Eoopcnod ON hohda! eve
Ming las, under the management. but WITH The nd
ditiop Of Mr j. NJ Nixon as director Of emnsements
Drriag The recess the Eppohearon has been partially
rebuilt aud entirely rcioccrai"d double roof has
been paood on tie bu.ling. which entirely removes tie
objection OF las; year the condensation Of the atboa
phrrr The seats have been wldened aud renphosofcd
rendering item poRoc;iy comfortable and an ndiniFa
Die sgsfem oil Ventilation aad heating adopted. by
vhch the temperature can be regulated at al tines
within ie~ miBaics. Tho range cf stables (Which
re opsn TO the pubc) IN which the large anG Inc stud
Of horses sre stalled IL ,l-w in itself Everything Is
ccen new elegant and entirely free from the custom
drawbacks Of circus performances. The company ~.
by far the larrss and best have bid IN heS York
for ,ear. Mstnces at which there is no caftal'me"'
O. the programme ns ier. .o.orc) are gwen every
wednesday and saturday a; q.
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wednesday ana Saturday .; y.

WALLACE 5 1rIzATci. A new farce entitled
"Gy WIG. Maid" d produced Oh "wednesday eve
1iu. 4, -.s ho1ao worse piece Of leagib We do not
remember to have seen The ladies and gentlemen en-
gnged In the representation aborod conscoHtioasy to
endov il with interest. but IN vain. We dismiss 1t
without criticism IL do.a. play unworthy oiIeiFe-
sentafiOn IN any theatre.
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yv,..-~s---,.. pc,isice.

BO,.Os IAuraslay. Oct. G. 18Th
The frs, district Republican Convention
20 dav isgfnd rhnusas d. Eliot f-r rrecciiun O"
t.r ca .ad ..eaard Borden o! - River. ilr Pre-
cer,ri Hector In &c fnh district John u Alley va
fe.uoainAtcl fr Congress. ana joins u. hitter %
Aues5arJ, iJT lTcsylesti. Hector.
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Abraham Lincoin's

Abraham Lincoin's
EARLY LIFE.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN ~ Farm HAND"
ABRAHAM LINCOLN A. A FLATeoATMAH
ABRAHAM LINCOLN As A SOLDIER
ABRAHAM LINCOLN AS A SURVEYOR
ABRAHAM LINCOLN As A MERCHANT.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN AS LAWYER
ABRAHAM LINCOLN AS LEGISLATOR
ABRAHAM LINCOLN AS STATESMAN.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN As PRESIDENT.
~ Sec n. new biography Of hi. remarkable joH -
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lou.s of Appeals.

ALRAST Thursday OoI is5'.
In tho Cont o; Appeals. Oct. t.. i-oi, Day
Calendar for Erdry DOT Noe. 1916. 1874 iss. 20 2"l
~. ~ eci ~. 80 a-d ~.
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Endorsement by Soldiers Of Col. Ectchan,,
Candidate for Congress in the XIIih Dis

Al A meeting Of the officers Of the l5oth kegi-
roeut New-York State Volunteers. held at Atlanta,
Georgia, Sept "a, 1864, the following resolutions
wore unanimously adopted:
Rsiolstd The fw ~ the suppression Of The Rebel
lion ~ concerned much depends upon ihe ipyrN ana
aruluo. al ts .l.O. cll.zgA the VvnIis s.ccOI4s "a
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All Who Suffer from Coushs, CScs, Sore Throas-
Bronchitis As,hr. Group. Wbocpiug Cough, and incp'srr
Consumption should bear mind that tue beat e"-dy Zoe
,.s d..-a.e. o. which IL speedy in action Permanent n
eject ard arreesa, ia nature exists IN px Wisrixo
pALsAx OF VIVID cBs1ay.
soil by A. prsse.rs.
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Great Union Meeting -shc Railroad cr!c-
tr.t,o,.

Special Dispatch 10 TIE =. T. Tribune.
ERu, Pa, Thuf-das. Oct G, 1854.
This CITY Yesterday was in blaze of enthu-
si--n. Daring the dry IN immense Union meeting
was held. Gen. Bracc. Col Montgomery. and others
spaaling In tie evening Cos. Curtin made az oo-
quent ad.!-css amid the greatest enihusi;sm
At sis ock thc rxcarsoni-ts celebrating iie open
Ing OF the ,hadrpr, lad Ere Railroad "a great public
improvement connecting the Delaware VIII tse lns"s
arrived. Tao party. comprising Gooa; tareo hundred
prominent Penns,lg-niaas Vas received hese VIII
bands. b1nfires. anG fTo works and osieEsancd ut
hanquc, 10y the r,irori authorities. T"doy er'nd
dinner IS - be given tao parties 10 tie largest Ian IL
town. and great enthusiasm prevails
g-ca; Union meeting Wa he'd toiaya; Williams
port with nine di-tng aished speakers, all 81 whom
voted against Lincoln.
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Special Notices.

Prices RedWced.
DEELIN AZ co.
Have reduced their prices upon ib- whole Of tLssr
SUrERD STOCK or
OVERCO ATS,
DRESS FROCK AND WALKING COATS PANTA
LOOMS yEsTs.
AND BOYS CLOTHING,
70 the b.sis OF u GOLD VALUE.
D-,-rs rn.y rely upon the sricieaa the lowest Ps
At either store.
BROADWAY, cor. :GRaSD-ST
BROADWAY, COZ WARRESST
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z)oiiiital Notices.

"Jn,on War Eagles" Lincoln Artiiier', t 'et,
= N a.nI ltiau unlo CT. 1850 o.. nfd ~ ~
RVFSi'1G Oet :, Al o'clock u. .. fAi1hL' N'Ao1
Gao zaE .-LA- 1s-.es-.y
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Union Wceifnys
APPOINTED BY THE UNION STATE COMMITTEE
oporsspuno.-ras I H'of ni5ln2.ttEorEzLEx
ITHACA 40. Hon. THOS q AFFORD.
il eAeeUr-lLe ney =. n. -So,Cc-L.
hi's--, - u. rGf1.9S,s. s,@c n,,
GOSHEN. I ASsi Il Y 6tRso6siS. ESQ
MLlroEr.-cOl: o. = btA hTpyw
IRooELrS.-Nsl JAMES hA91 EITY.
noAreoAsr1.- The aon C''s'htV9l S B SJn
wArxry.-{E =. VI; DopGE ~
BAsrLos-JUs&P Il j. j. cTJc 'i So e1q
1.,xs.rows- t non r Ln 4 Gffss 'hhh"oN
Aurora -rfaAN ALLEN csc.
PKsDLETos C,syRs -. ?. FcSs Of ~ ",
-, Sal i zen +Y : ,,SG T RI ! A y..
iThr IA,n 4 n. BAILEY.
gIpGFBrEv-L. Il VA sCdAlCh, esq
NiDDLAvnLs The Rev. c. Z. HIVES. Of Iowa
SfoASAS.--lhe Hon. c G r " ,;I pfh Of AiAs
2isT WARD. NEW YoEE-w. w. Norarop, csc
sATURDAT. Oct. 9.
CoRSigG.--CoL q. T. BEAED
AUBURN The lss i IiSs e e & & i SiS2s,
wssrnrip- i S.. Don ~ G l',i SHERWOOD
rraAsrvrr "a 1j f SASf' A + THN buRrx
Eorr--ihe Hon. horace GREELEY.
LIxA.-lAo Rev. O. ~ IL AAiE.-
AnrrvlLIr- j ). cOuCA: eiq.
kEfPoRr Ten. T. M hlIt~
LhwfsTos -. l.. fDSS Of y ~
oor'Hr FLAr,- ~ hNgEs@; 1870 s.5
Moynoh giIrAsr-L. II. VAN sCHAICK, e,q
AnArs-iEe hon. l., B. TuhyEl, Of Texas.
aUs-lA-ihe R.. G. 2. HEwBs. cfio"a
MONDAY, De-. 10.
C'szSovIA.-The Hog G. ~ bnriW
lr.f D. = r
hil IS1 rs e "fl & T. s6shcE GREELEY.
NoerHPosr JOSEPH, =. cOcCH. rsq
49,. (Ihe bon. 1ltOs. u. ALvOSD.
{. .''A is. J4 ,l H. MAaE II i;4 =, ,.
ha'hh7'hH"' The for. bk.sJ BAILEY
TUESDAY. Oct II.
W.TE.v.fL.-TT.s Hon. TilOS. q. aLvOGD.
tCoi. 7. II. GIBBS 81 Tenn.
HcR-sLlsviLLs-,r Tue Eon. u. SHERWOOD, OF Texss
% q. bellows esq
nrB5nTrowz Wa y, n ukiIiIn. go
isLlP-jOsEPu J. COUCH. ESQ.
TS. Hon Hon & F PtEEM Of rs...
N,,o.r rrci y. seGsMAS
eiiioaf-- GGu. L. MAYNARD, e.q.
Locsrorg.-The h.s. .. - "a MATER
wHirrsroa@- r re " Ad go !. {. ets.lkD.
o,,vxr (fATalCH CyA4irr, I'D.
TAo ~ Iion. GEO fv y; ssfrH
M.s.soaouos -Dr " 6 DoASE, Of Washington
C.yrToTA JOnN h. MAhriSDALt.
tAsr sEoorrrr cLvr-Tbe Hon. BENZ. BAILEY.
WEDNESDAY, Oct II.
NEW LoSDoN.-IAs l. Oh. ILO3lA5 u ALNOIiD.
R0-r.-sLs .!51- C. 81 cErEW.
Morar Izssoa,-TAs aey. w. II; BooLE.
-, 4; 80 lion Ciiso. L. EEaLE.
A'oSb"o'- Gen. T. ~. ETTE
NH,r. PI,INs.--The bou. HORACE GREELEY.
~. Tn. rcr. IcffNZO SHERWOOD.
Oswguo jude" r y. TURNER, % Texas.
LYovs.-ihc Row -. Dk - AAIEE-
YopAvIiLg.-F " DODGE ESQ
%, THE Hcr. GO. SMITH
NA'O-D'- iPaTlaCA COEB!ry. esq.
NV PsfTz DR. w. C. DDiNE, Ct ashiny.ou-
rHuLPs.-Ihe rev. q. l. IVES.
THURSDAY. Oct H.
- 9Th. lion THOMAS -. ALNOhO.
hLb,St - TIE Hon c A. nEeEW.
w.. tlho lion RICHARD BUSTED
VIVA Z. r. ANDREWS. esg.
Ckr-srr,-Th- r.. w. y. BOOZE.
PH0yfx JOSEPH !. COUCH, esq.
-, iTre hon. LORENZO SHERWOOD.
i,i-H''- co. r ~. GlBt..
EEwsraoq.-Oen. T. ". HlfF
.coL JA- p. lh0t Ess. .! Illinois.
Csyzso - JIM. Hon LEWiS HsEhf. OF k.siGe.
Mai JANIS HAGSEfri.
FUI10s --juig- =. u. TURNER. . iests
tTi- H~r GEO w. SMITH
NoA"iCH' {PAfRick CohBIIT CO
STSSy Pfpag.-nr. VA &. DgANE, Of Washington
sac HARso..-rhe Hon. BENZ. BAILEY.
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------- p.,...u Politics.

;NIixmofoS. ILui.day. Oct. O. 1871.
The Democrats have nominated John y.
NiclolsCL fI.. Congress.
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sRcnrD nlsrArCH.
ERIE Pa. Tsursdey. De.


The banquet given here Tins afternoon IN
honor q TIE crcl; cscat % the dry in Pennsylvania
the up,nin ~ the PHILADELPHIA and Erie Railrcad was
c-c-, success. The largo hall Wa crowded and
scvsrd geni~men, intending he President Of new
Road wn q. Morehe,d made aPgrophiie speeches
Gov. Crr..n vas hailed by the Urge as.cmbiarr q
the prominent c'izcns q M parties present with the
widest enthusiasm sui So tie course ~ as speech 70
crfcl The yssi history 81 renn-y vani' her 'ai re-
eourccs and the part taken by her IL this war. and
concluded by eulin tie i,rra benefit a. h- derived
lly tue onpiriio. u tue Philadelphia and Ef.o laI
fUaL
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II. y. r.

n. Y. X.
TRUE ECONOMY. You are seized with Sore ThrosS
aud hsye AZ the synrtous Of Dipn;horia You send 'o
doctor who charges you from three to i've dors pet vat
The medicine prescribe, will cos, you from one to 'nrrsr
dolsr. Il will YOU least dollars before you ara
pronounced convl-.c.nt whereas hfycent bottle a.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF will not only cure you -
your Sore Throat six hoors bu, will es useful to rs"
many complaints If you desire to be econo@cs p
chase 'saeyvays Ready Relief
IL can b. used FOR al pains. aches swenss nasHaAas<
either nal or n.eusL One hy bottle ~d do nSss
good than tie expenditure OF dosrs fos o4ae usAe "e
purposes Sold by all Druggists, aud Al No u ''Aa" Ne
RAILWAY 4 Co, Esw.York; aso, q. Lewbs prusAsf<
Norfolk, Va.
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Central L dion Lincoln and Johnson Campaign
CIub.-A Special Meeting Of sn- Executive Committee Of
. Club ~ ~ b. held 1t Office Of ths Hon. chss S. SP-n
cor 80 $50 Bro-iway, on SATURDAY, Oct g. 1904, 81
o'clock p m. Punctusi al enhance !. requested
CHAS. G. SPENCER, President:
~ :, - r cCosTs' soorc,lrie.
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Central Union Lincoln nnd Johnson Campaign
Cirb OF The City Of Ncy-Ycrk WILL HOLD MEET
lSGs At tie COOPER lsSTi1t IT, on FRIDAY. oc, IA
on FRIDAY, Oct 81 MONDAY, Oct 81. Names Of some
os,Ae sls, UNION SPEAKERS the coun:ry ~. be here
amer snnouneed CHARLES : SPENCER, President
joins NJ. Cora Chairman E1- Committee r
ALAS = . . sccre,,rl-.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-05-02

often by wretched state of health "a time
to dance" is when you take fifty or a hundred
children to the woods on a picnic or excur-
sion; or when shut up on board a ship for
weeks together; or for the patients of hospi-
tai when they are convalescent: or when a
son, husband, brother, or friend, comes home
safe, and with honor from the war. When
peace is established, and slavery is abolished
shall be "a time to dance" andit will be relig-
ious dancing, according to the feelings and
emotions OF the hearts of those engaged.
Now, no one can look on such dancing as
here described and at the eleven command
ments, including the Saviour's own "new
commandment, aud make it breach of
either of them. The real and only difficulty
is the great fascination of this amusement,
which renders it so difficult to control Yet
Scotch Presbyterians have danced for centu-
ries; Swiss Calvanists dance before their own
cottage doors; French peasants dance, and
sleep with quiet conscience; and cannot we
Americans learn an equal amount of selfcon-
troll in such matters.
There are one or two articles worthy ofnote
In the Bible view of the question. First, that
the historic dancing named is not condemned,
but the idolatry or lcentiousness connected
with it. Now that the dancing and the sin have
gone hand-and-glove from the beginning of
the world, needs no proof; bat SO has music
and sin, eating and sin. What we want is an
eye clear enough to discover chat and tchich
is the sin, and strength of will or grace
enough to leave the one while taking the
other.
Note, also, that Solomon makes no mention
OF "time to lie," or "a time to blaspheme,"
or time to be drunk" - real immoralities.
The fact is the subject of tchdt is sin, and
achdt is not, is still greatly mystifed - hun
dreds of men, whose consciences are quite
easy while those who reap down their fields
receive naught for their work, would be hor-
ror-s stricken TO see a son or daughter skipping
about the parlor to the music of a piano.
Hundreds of women will keep girls working
In their kitchens, cooking heavy dinners on
the Sabbath, who would be shocked not to be
seen in their own seats in the church them
selves, and yet have never pointed one soul to
Christ during all their life, and do not feel
condemned.
When shall we cease tithing mint and cum
min and attend TO the weightier matters of
the law?
Let all young persons take especial notice
that i make no plea or excuse for balls,
masked balls, expensive dressing, and always
planning about dress, late hours, and being
so fatigued With recreation" as TO require,
perhaps, more than all the next day TO recover
from it. Living in and for pleasure, in form
or shape, is often enough condemned both by
Moses and Christ; but learn, young friends,
to use the world as yonr own and Christs SER
want, resisting all its attempts to overcome.
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Notice.

LuVE DOLLARS will be given for the detection
Il and conviction of any person person steelin5
pspers from the doors Of our Subscribers
aeo7t puBLIaRERH OF TNkPRE2a,
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Dancing Advocated.

A gentleman writes thus sensibly TO the
Examiner and Baptist Register:
81 have been young and am now older. and
have discovered great need of finding home
entertainment for the youth about me. Dan
cling is natural expression of pleasure or
JOY Of any kind, animal and spiritual. IL i
also the generator of joy In the glow and ex-
citement which pleasant exercises of any de-
scription afford.
Now, if asked the meaning Ct the passage
"a time TO Dance" should say it stood there
because there is a "time to Dance" as well as
"a time to die" and time "to weep" |
should say the time to dance is on the even
Ing OF rainy day, when all the family have
the blues for want of exercise. An hour or
two Of dancing after tea, would send them to
their rooms cheerful, happy, aud ii Chistans,
grateful and devout, instead of doleful, and
discontented with home and home friends.
should say "a time to dance" was any
time before ten o'clock at night. for ali
young women engaged in sewing, drawing
designing, or other sedentary employments
that they may have vitality enongh in their
blood to bless God and rejoice with, instead
Of groaning over doubts and fears, begotten
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$500 Reward.
Wanted.

Wanted.
no an inexperienced American Woman. desiring q
n good home. situation is offered as housekeep-
er in a small family where she would be treated as
one She would be required to take charge of and
do the cooking and ehamberwork, see to The wash
woman, aud do the ironing. The work in the
whole would be light. Pay l.50 per week. kn-
quire Sc Exchange st. March 81 DIFF
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Buggy for Sale.

A Massachusetts built, large. easy Top Buggy IL
N for sale at DR.. RIPLEY'S stable In Temple
tree, ap2o d&wtf
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THE BOSTON FIRE BRICK


NOTICE il hereby given that the Licensing Board
~ OF the City of Portland, will meet at the AL
oermens Room on Monday the Second Day OF May
neNt az o'ciock, T NJ for the purpose of grant
ing Licences to lnnholders and victulers, who pro-
pose 70 carry on said business in this City the
ing year. Per order.
yo..,.s oo NJ. HEATH, City Clerk.
Fofuana' Aprh 20 is7i' apr2a sdtd
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A Female Pastry Cook at Dartons oy ster Saloon.
IA 233, Congress 81. apl6tf
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WANTS, LOST FOUND
REV ARD.

/ VIII pay Fifty Dollars reward TO any person
Il who will give in Information leading to the recoy-
cry of the property stolen from the Stable of Capt
J. B. Coyle, in WesibEook on the night of the 22d
inst.
will also pay Fifty Dol to any person Civ
the thief or thieves JOHN HEALD.
City Marshal.
Portland, April 80, 1854 apr3O DIFF
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R,bIe society of MAINE.

THE annual meeting Of this Society will be held
i at the Rooms the Youp < Mems Christisn As
sociation. in Temple street. on Thursday. the nth
day of May, A. D., 1854. ALLEN HAINEs,
aplstf Recording Ssey.
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Wanted.
Inforrnafion Wanfed.

A Boy named Henry Williams, about IL years
IA old having on when he went away dark pants.
light greyish jacket and new dark cloth cap, and
having dark hair and blue eyes,-leit home with his
books TO go TO school on the morning o. the 18th,
since which his parents have heard nothing from
him. ANY Information concerning him will lie
thankfully received if left at The City Marshal's
Office, or at No. "a Clark Street. apps DIFF
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CITY OF PORTLAND.

VyHE committee on Highways &C.. will receive
l. seal ID proposals for furnishing ten thousand
tons Sea isand paving stores during the months Of
May June and July equal quantities each month
The parties proposing will please tate what portion
Of said stones-if less than the whole amounf-they
will furnish az shove. Proposals VIII be received
until June 3D., 1851 The committee reserve the right
TO reject any or all proposals. not deemed for the In
ierest ofthe city. Per order.
j. E. DoNNELL, Chairman.
April 18th. 1864. ap2O d& wtd
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w WA.NTEDi
1000 "oMEN NJ

To make Army Drawers. Also good Pant Basfers
and finishers wanted in the shop to make ARMY
PANTS.
None but good workmen wanted. Apply at the
rooms in FREE STREET BLOCK over the store
one door north of Ioford's. No work given out
taken in Monday forenoons or Saturday afternoons
febS9 dt s. W. HUNTINGTON.
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Wanted immediately.
DARE opportunities for bu5iness are offered at
IL 229, Congress st. Ifyou want and mean bus
iness, dont neglect for single day to investigate
aprz3d II f. CHAPMAN, JR.
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P. $500. u.

FINHE undersigned being licensed by the United
IL States, prepared 10 procure Pensions,
Bounties, Arrears of Pay and Prize Money for Sol
diers, Seamen or their heirs. Bills for Board and
transportation of Recruits Drafted Men collected
All demands against the State or United States at
tended to. Having agent both at Washington
and Augusta, and having had large experience, we
feel safe in asserting that any business entrusted to
our care will be faithfully and promptly executed
We have also agent in New York to attend TO the
payment of Prize money. Advice free. Approved
Claims cashed. MANLEY & SAWYER.
Office S2l Ex hange, ST., Fox Block Portland, Me.
J. X. MAHLkY. W. q. SAWYER.
References
Hon. SAM. Cony, Governor OF Maine.
Hon. J. l.. Hodsdon, Adjutant Gen of Maine
Hon. WIN. Pitt Fessenden, u. 5. Senator.
Hon. Lot NJ. Morrill,, U. s. Senator.
apl3 d&wtf
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TO SHIP BUILDERS.


A Nd Dpersons dcsrous OF Real Estate Investments,
N the following property is offered at good bargains
20 Houses at prices from $3.50 TO 5000.
loo House Lots at prices from $500 to 5000
1000 Feet of water front suitable for wharves Shin
yards, Manufacturing sites, fronting deep water
with fno spring Of wster sdiacent thereto and =
portion of II adjoining the Grand Trunk Rail Road
from which freight may be depoaited ON the premises
mehlI 3m MOSES GOULD, "a Middle St