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St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-08
NOTICE TO CRElHToRs.

NOTICE 1" hereby given iha, ti.e suh.~..
~ bsr has obtained rom ,h. Orrh.n M.
Court Of 81. .Aiasy . county, tn Ais,yiand, i,,-
,srs Of administration on the p-rs"nnI ,s,s,. u
VIA. 4. Langley. ia,s 1t ssri county, ssceas.
I'd All Psrs"ns having claims against the ss.d
ssceased are hereby warned 10 sxh ,bis the snn,e
with the proper vouei,es thereof, 70 the snh.
scr,ber "n o. csfnrs the Ssh day Of r.,su.ry
1868. otherwise they may te ssrhsdsd By lev
from all benefit "f the said estate. Given uu.
'!ei ny n""d :his 4th day m August 1854.
. CATH iRiEE r. LANGLEY.
Ads.;rv..t"x, " a.
Angus, ith. 1864 I'-sw.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-08

u FEDnWHCk GOOO.
II contains every element Of nutrition
which tho tobacco Plont takes from the scil,
sud in jn~t proportion to perfeet the growth
ii the whole Plant IL alsap contains ele-
,lnents 10 give the 2rIaI,st vigor uf gruwth TO
the foliage. and m.st ferftc' organic alon Of
the ieaf in all i,s constituent parts. and the
greatest amonpt of that peculiar fragrance
whscl, always Commands the highest price in
The mar ket. ln connecti"n with the highest
excellence Of quality IL will produce much
lascr amount uf matured l.af, for the same
cost applied per acre, than any known ferti.
tz+r. Another greae excellence is. that il will
restore and retain the highest fertility to the
sni wosn ollt By previous cropping with
tolAcoa gr any other vegetation.
~ plscRlrTivS ClgcULAKs OF ito charac-
ter, properties and uses, and testimonials Of
It's grsat practical fssuiis-sent free by mail.
Prices rot Gdoanced PLANT FEETlILzER,
80 90 per ton. ToBAcco PLANT FEsTlLlE.
i "a, $90 90 per ton Of 20O0 lbs, In lAgS of
j 200 lbs, each-NxT Casa. s,gr
ALEXANDER HARRISON, :.
lNvENTuR & PRopAIEToR
II y ~ No. CIT COMMERCE Street,
..t PHlLADELPH HIA.
Nay 18th. lse4-1.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-08
PROFESSIONAL.

INR. J. R. THOS. REEVES has lscatea
IL at "WHlTE PLAINS" about mit.
from the village Of Chaptico. ano respectfully
offers his professional services to the public
Tie will devote himself exclusively to tue
practice Of his profession. a-.
JaI. 10th. l862--tf. F.. ... t..
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-08
PROFESSIONAL NOTICE.

HOT I1CIO&aD ]'OH6ON.
'INHE undersigned, having devoted .hres
years to the study Of Dentistry, offers hie
professional services to- the public. lie will
practice dentistry, hereafter. in, conjunction
with medicine, aud can always be found,
whes not professionally engaged, at the old
residence Of C. C. Spalding. in Meiley's Neck.
All orders addressed TO him, from this and
ths adjoinins counties, will meet with Proanpt
attsntiuA. 31' d rs 4..ttJ m-a'
j. FELIX MORGAN, IL. b.,
....-..5 -.. Leonard Town, r. O.
February 25th. 1864--3In. -a.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-08

Fs,HE andessg..ed, thankful y his 5fsissss
i. 81 May county fos The . hhesl pa-
1fiaas., bess !evs 70 i9tssin ths<A tAas his
,St.ns from t..e ,ooppiY M .niyr M1ypssy
E'i ~rpes tybe At their serves assl6 nakl
JAMES THoA. 8 y, y. D.4.
a.re1bez is., 1854 -.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-08
PROFESSIONAL NOTICE.

n2S, r. J STOyE, ard CifAkl.Es
~ CuMBS. hsvlp; a,sos.ati a'rnei'es N
-, the Practice oi Ne:icisis, tan always OF
fosnd at Their Office 10 Lsgnard foyD, whs'
50; sss sss'l:ss"ii! iss iss9eS' ~.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-08
NOTICE..

wAsHixoron. ID. C., Feb -. 1864. II
~. Eoitor;-i have this day sesn infsrrn-
ed that the time for the enlistment II negroes
aud paw for the same does not expire on the
lse Of March; tue tine at the present dase is
unlimited. e'a' :" - y "1'i. q ."iaS
C<l j -NI8 WMsP. EATON,
z-...,r ,nsd Boz 1sR. Waahington, ID C..
Ofics Ronsn NJ 20 Federal Block. 1th
s.sest, opposite Post Office.
March 10th: 1SG4-ft. Pr
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-08
p0>Hbthe. Mersktits' doA
LOWER MARYLAND.

.se g-;7jg l~YEHT ~ ElI s!E EY% Il 81 :
'"t CIGARs sh h,issd b.suise.arrd y a. tho Ss
6chrv- i'm Ls.uSrdts m, WHICH ysifI g so3d
chsa n for CASH. Ira sd - sss@ags -
MsrchanAs aIii othess woa!3sie 'wsh to call
and essmins tny stock bsfrrs ssdng esswbsss
to purchase. Orders fruanl sny part Of The
State viii receive Psusnpt aa.ens.ea.sa -fs.'-'
JiNEST, n. HAEEY,l
es,-.s'st-A .scnas1,evs, Nd.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-08

IL STOCK OF
DRY GOODS
IN BALTIMORE.
HAMILTON EASTER & CO.
NOS. ia. 2sl and 20a BALTIMORE S7.,
BALyAoRE,
invite the atteusisn of
MERCHANTS VISITING BALTIMORE
70 maks purchases, TO the very exhaustive
s.-- yEIOLESALE STOCK
= ss, j.. a Q " er
DRY GOODS. ,,.-.,
sssssa4 Der a.sd basement Of ter sa.eAouse
snabgscing 10 addition to them own large aud
geoera
IMPORTATION OF FOREIGN GOODS,
g = hrss Aad veil selecsed stsckAf / -
{ DoMESricS, e. -" e
II WeoLENs, 9 -. :1ll4
Hunt!E.vkt 4 and STAPLE GOODS.
ofevsry description.
= OUR Srl.RNDiD RETAIL o,1D NA
STOCK OF GOODS
en- first foss,
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-08
b0rIcl 9l..DlVLDRlD.

. George C. Morgan, Admr's., of Alexali-
der J. Thp.aFson, late Of Saint Marys Com-
deceased. in .e Register oi wills nffice Of
Ssiat Mary's County, on or before the 10th
daxpf Oss, psrt (or 9v'fenf .pdtha this
arJes be published b De aiutJ Mkry's
GaseGe, once week in each week, Until the
sad 10th day Of Oct.. next. v r'... !.
= y. +. t'''' JAS. T. M. RAlsr.
. .. Register CT Wills .
for Saint Mary's County.
.Aagsst 4th, lss4-h. ~ ...-. ST -
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-08

!. Keeps constantly on hand q larges as
sortment Of Ready made Clothing g-slso
clothes made to order in the latest aud
most fashionable styles.
Persons desiring to secure. bargains,
would DO well to call and examine my
stock before g.ing elsewhere to puschsse.
Sept. Sth. 1S64--tf ..+I. ,.t -
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-08

NOTICE 10 hereby g5sss tisH, the subserj.
= hee ,hss ohsainsi frsm q he OEehnns
Co4st q - Mary q eaa..y 10 Asryland, lee.
tsrs. els adnpnisirasiaa On the nerson.l, - .
tale Of Pear P. Smith,. .a,s ,of- s.d -osunsx
DECEASED. an persons having slasps ngaiass Ihe
said dses.ssd, are hereby warnel q exhibi. the
sane VITA sas PFoper vouchss thereof, 10 Toe
les, siAsrwise they ma !, be .xelu3ed .bv = :,
issn all Sthea sf le AaiA estass. Giy.s uu.
Ger my habG this ] IN day Sf Asx. ixsa.
JCk1AH d. ESIoS. %.
August lila. lS1i-tu N'e' 'SF
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-08
OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF TIE CIR
CUT COURT FOR ST
.MARYS COUNTY.

OFFICERS entitled by Law to copies
Of the hte Acts OF Assembly, cas receive
them BY calling At this Office.
The public will please take notice that
the recording Of sif Deeds. Mortgages. or
other iDstrsmen,sp spf writing. must be paid
for. Stlthe time Of leaving them. 10 the Of
Zee. Also payneot will bs requiisd fol
all searches, certificates. oopies.y osiother
transient business at the tiue the duty ID
performed.
JNO. A. CAVALIER, Clk.
.. Leoaardeown.i Sept /, lS644w
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-08

where they are prepared to sell, at the Iowesa
cash prices, all kinds Of so.js generally kept
III country store
All kinds of PRODUCE taken IN ex.
change for goods; ais, HIDES aud RAGS.
b. A JAMlSOE, Il
JAMES j. COUGH.
Casp,ico, st. Msrys Co.,
hid.
November 10th. l3G4-lyr.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-08

RATIFICATION NOTICE.
James q. Beau / others.
t...l at# Itt, vs. ~ Z .r
..e ~ R.,bestM. Bean.
( ~ In th.. Circuit Court for Saint Mary
County. si,sing 10 Court Of Equity.
Ordered By the Court. that the Audi
tor's Report. A. 6led iD ths case. be rat
lied .nd confirmed. unless cause to the
contrary be shown on or before the third
Msnday Of November next. Provided 9
! espy Of this order be published ini the Saint
i, Msry's Gs.zssts. once week for three sue.
ee~siss weeks. previous to said third Mon
day of November uext.
By order.
r9s'' ~ JNO. A. CAVALIER, Crk.
True copy--tcst.
-, -, ,JSO A. CAMAAIER. Crk.
August lib. lS8l-3w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-08
NKW S1OBBa

THE undersigned would most respectfully
inform the citizens Of Chap,iso District
aud the county generally. that they have
purchased the STOCK of GOOUS and have
taken the large and commo!ipus store housu
Lately occupied BY Nsssrs. Johnson 4 Bur.
rsughs, II
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-08
HARRISON'S
"-t" PLANT FERTlLIZER,
A PERFECT FOOD FOR EVERY vARI
ErY or FARM AND GARDEN

ErY or FARM AND GARDEN
CROP.
1T will furnish every element requisite for
II the must rspid, equable and enlarged
growth. the most pcrfso, structure If every
organ Of each plant, the mos, mature devel-
epnseut VI their fruis and. consequently, she
most healthy constitution possible to attain.
. Il will give fertility TO the most barron
r.ak. and snG maintain the highess fertility
L. all tsCiis
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-08

ooun a. Oot'on, rJs Scuuty e's~us
az . Cont Of
Equity.
Tie object o. this, suit S " procure de-
Mary's county. which OF the 4th day Of
.Ime, 1865, was mosegaged by the defendant,
John II. sS.thoron. to Waller MITCHELL
The bill states. in substaucs, that gon the
l4th dag Of March, l653. the said J0hn Il.
Sothoron conveyed csrtAiu real estate located
in St. Mary's county, and which is particu-
lxsly meusionsd in said conveyxnee, flsd
with said bill as an exhibit, unto the said
Walter Mitchell by way Of mortgage to Sc
cure the payment Of four thousand, FIVE
hundred dollars. with interest thereon an
specified IN said bill to be paid in three
years
The bill prsys for . sale OF said real estate
10 pay the aforesaid Indebtedness and interest,
and slso states that the said John II. Sotho-
ron 10 not resident Of the State of Mary.
land.
Il Is therefore adju.lged and ordered, that
the complainant, by causing o copy Of this
order 20 Be Published in the Saint Mary's
Gazette, once week for four successive
weeks previous TO the twentieth tiay oil
August next give notice to the said John
H. Soihornn, Of the object and substance Of
this bill and warn him to appear in tins
court. either in person or by solicitor, on or
before the third Monday of November next,
to answer the premises and show cause. if
any he has, why decree ought not to pass
as prayed. F-e@T
JOHN A, CAVALIER, Cpk.
True copy-Test tt ss1FI
T So JOHN A. CAAsALIER. cl,k.
July fth lS64-4w !. = t. r:
The Soldiers' journal. (Rendezvous of Distribution, Va.) 1864-1865, 1864-06-22
THE LATEST NEWS.
WASHINGTON, June 20.

To Major General Die, NeaU York:
No operations to-day on the James river have
been reported to the department.. Unofficial
statements represent our loss to have been severe
in the assaults on the enemy's works on Satur-
day. but no official list of the casualties has been
received.
General Sherman, in dispatch dated this eve
ming at 7.3O P. NJ, says: "1 was premature in
saying that the enemy had abandoned his posi-
tion based my report on that OF all the army
commanders. The enemy has thrown back his
flank, and abandoned all his works in front of
the Kenosaw Mountain, but holds that Mountain
as the apex of his position. His TANKS are be-
hind MONDAY and Moses Creeks. We have
pressed him closely to-day, although the contin-
ued rain makes all movements almostan impOs-
sibility."
Gen. Foster, commanding the Department of
the South at Hilton Head, forwards the following
Dispatch dated the 10th of June, at Hilton Head,
s. c.:
81 have the honor to report that Thave to-day
received from Ma or General Samuel Jones, COM
handing the rebel forces in this department,
United States as prisoners of war, had been
placed in Charleston, to be retained there under
fire. Against this wicked and cruel act l.
have protested
"In the meantime the fire on the city is con-
tnued respectfully ask that equal number
of rebel officers of equal rank may be sent to me
in order that may place them under the enc
mys fire as long as our officers are exposed IN
Charleston
transferring to General Foster an equal number
of rebel general officers to be treated in the same
manner proposed, as long as our officers are ex-
posed in Charleston.
EDWIN M. STANTON,
Secretary of War.
The Soldiers' journal. (Rendezvous of Distribution, Va.) 1864-1865, 1864-06-22

REMARKABLE CooLNEss.-When the gunboat
Commodore Jones destroyed by a torpedo
in the James river, about seven miles below
Fort Darling, every person on board, with one
exception, was killed or wounded. CORES
pondent of the New York Tunes says the boat
was crushed like piece of paper, and huge frag-
ments of the wreck were lifted high in the air.
The executive officer of the Jones retained his
foothold piece of the deck, and, as rare
case of GOODNESS in such sudden and trying
event, it must be told that he drew pistol and
shot dead q rebel on the bank of the river, who
had exploded the diabolical continuance by
means of a galvanic battery.
The Soldiers' journal. (Rendezvous of Distribution, Va.) 1864-1865, 1864-06-22
Ordnance Report.
ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT,
RENDEZVOUS OF DISTRIBUTION, VA,

RENDEZVOUS OF DISTRIBUTION, VA,
June 13th 1864.
r. p Crawford Capt. & Il. Il. G.-CAPTAIN =
I have the honor to submit the following report
of the manner in which the business of this De-
partment is conducted:
The orders from the Colonel Commanding are
that all mon reporting to this camp shall, before
being assigned to quarters in the barracks, turn
over to this department all arms and equipments
in their possession. Each man receives MEM
orandum receipt for the articles turned over,
and at the same time duplicate receipts in the
proper form forwarded (by maiD to the COM
handing officer of the company to which the
man belongs. register is kept in which are
entered the mans name company, regiment,
each article turned over by him, and the date of
the transfer.
The major part of the arms and equipments
received in this manner cleaned and repair
ed here, and issued to men being forwarded to
their regiments, or to guards who sent with
prisoners to the several departments of the army.
The balance, such as cannot be easily repaired,
are transferred to the Washington Arsenal. ALI
men forwarded to the Army of the Potomac
from this command are armed and equipped
here the men being organized into companies
by corps, and commissioned officer being as
signed to the command, marches them to this
office, where they are fully armed, equipped and
furnished with one hunQfoQ ROUNDS OF aLuuluIl-
ton per man. the officer in command receipting
for the arms, equipments and ammunition.
ALI surplus ordnance and stores from the regi-
ments and attachments near here, and from
troops passing through route for the field, are
turned over to this department., and receipts
given for the same. Books are kept in which
are entered copies of all invoices received and
receipts given, with date and name of the officer
making the transfer. Copies of all orders receiv-
ed from Headquarters, Department of Washing
ton, or from Headquarters of this command, are
filed away for future reference.
A Monthly Report is made to the Chief Ord
nance Officer of the Department. return is
made quarterly to the Chief of the Ordnance
Bureau, giving in detail all the transactions for
the quarter.
The force employed in this department. consists
of:
Commissioned Officers, l
Enlisted men, detailed from the V. r. c.,
Hoping that this report may meet your appro-
bation have the honor, Sir, to be
Very respectfully your od't serVamt,
CHAS. j. BROWN,
LIST Lieut. Il A. o. 0.
The Soldiers' journal. (Rendezvous of Distribution, Va.) 1864-1865, 1864-06-22

THE street cars ran for the first time Sun
day last in Washington City, and were much
crowded.
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MEND to withdraw the povious irons Aovs -
= rae gre, aud devote my whole attention 10 ~
mysferies Of tie ior. To this end desire Psrt-
ner he must be as oily - . mountain Of bluhkss
= supple On fAe Dock as an eel. Nand - s IN.
mers morning, and wear his troaeherous ~ =
perpetual smirk. His name must Be Pefsr ~
propose TO constitute tie Company, and viii bo =
Psous, - dignsned, and pomposs e A old voo1.
chuck cooked up on his hisd iegs aear Ais Aole n
ceocer Time TIE cHrKv END or Ma N" with Fuuw
Co. VIII DO to feather their nest and skis al Who
come ~ their way In anticipation of having our
n,ng.e out at an early day. advise al tks eyouss
otd HtcSs about to "h0p the fci0. :" IuarrAn ~
rAfINe THEIR DKBTs to sell. or pretend to seH All
tney have, real estate and al. scifkous sec~rj6s -
ssreaa Q s,r years-that the widows. in dus tine.
Se sssera,y installed . "fAe o1.sssissvssriz sn1
tneir legal sdvssrs Az fast - the asee1e core
into our hands, ing learned Brofher' ofhervf.s
called "Brofher Funk" will scind to the HIM ~
left among the creditors, with the sinosify of 4
SNAKE and with the scissors Of Delfah cfip awny q
Per cen. their caims or in othsf vsrds
over their eyes, and get all the ciains assiessj %
himself for 20 per cent. DIT. CHxsr
not up to the cAakt, and Who cannot prodses .xsss
OF composition equal to the followins: -
"PoRrLAND. July & Iou.
holds note for about $500 against D. Libby snd
endorsed oy Lewis Libby, which b uapaid n
insfrucfs Us to commences suit nRnina von ,nSe,
cnap, lls Sec. AZ Of Revived Statutes, 10 recovor
double The amount Of the property ffanduInn1iv
conveyed to you BY said L. Libby. II you deeirS
wthout nrfher costs, otherwise 10 sha1l insfifu3e
iesai proceedings. Yours, 10,
Nofe-Sec. II Of lls Chapter Of Rsvissd stst.fss.
constitute one V fAe cAiv spokss u fhs sAssi ~
FUNK - Co. dese ruTh&o6f
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The above form Of proposals will be adhered to as
closely as practicable other forms will received
by the Department and duly considered.
proper guarantee that the bidder is able TO fulfl
the contract certified TO by the clerk of the
District Court or the United States Dstric; Attor.
ney must accompany the proposal, or it viii be re.
jectcd.
An oath of allegiance to the United States Gov
ernment must also accompany the proposal =
The contract viii be awarded the lowest respon l..
sible party or parties, who will be duly notified
by mail or otherwise, that their bids are accept
ed and they will immediately be required 10 enter
into contract under bonds to the amount Of IS 600
Bonds to be properly certified to.
Bidders may be present in person, when the pro.
posals are opened.
The Post Office Address of the parties proposin z
must be distinctly written upon the proposal.
Proposals must be addressed to Henry johnson
Medical s. K, and Purveyor, U. s. A., Washington
ID. c.
The .partment reserves the right to reject any or
all bids deemed unsuitable.
HENRY JOHNSON,
n B. r., and Purveyor. U. s. A, Washington. d c.
Printed forms Of Proposals can be had at this
Oihce feb5 tf25
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Insolvency Notice.

puBLIC NOTICES hereby given that the estate
l. OF Edward b. Jack, late of Westbrook, in th-
county Of Cumberland, deceased having been repe
resented to the Judge of Probate as insolvent and
insufficient 70 pay all the just debts which said de-
ceased owed, the undersigned have been appointed
Commissioners, with full power 70 receive and ex-
anime all the claims of the several creditors said
estate SIX months from the fifteenth of September,
A. D. 1853 allowed to said creditors for brin
in their claims and proving their debts The Com.
missioners Will meet at the Office of the County Com
missioners. in Portland from to clock P. NJ OF
the second and last Saturdays of the following
months viz: October, November, December 1868,
and January. A. 1864 and in the afternoon of the
18th day OF February, and 18th day of March. 1884,
for the purpose of receiving and examining the
claims Of creditors of said estate
HIRAM II. DOW, To-
REUBEN HIGGINS, So"'
oo6 d Law vtmehlb
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February 3. 1854
~ bean made BY the Mayor and Aldermen for the
purpose of Vaccination of the inhabi ants of this
city at the Portland Dispansary' Office over Ed.
ward Mason's Drug Store, entrance on Federal
3 rect, where all persons unable TO pay 90 that ser
vice can have The same performed grai iui,ousy.
Once open from to O'Clock every day except
sunda 6.
DIR. Thomas Foster, City Physician, ba. also been
employed to yaeci ate the scholars OF the several
schools in the city.
feo4 o4w Per order.
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To Railroad Contractors.

TINHE Portland and kennebec Railroad Company
Il VIII receive proposals until the tenth OF the
present month. for grading that portion Of their
new track which lies between the mouth OF the Cum
beriand and oxford Canal and the interse ction of
their present track north Of Danforth street. In
Portland.
Also for masonry for the abutments of Bridge
across Danforth street. and for the wood work Of
said bridge.
Proposals for the whole or any part of said work
viii be considered the Company reserving the right
70 accept any portion of such proposals as it may
deem expedient
Specifications, with profile OF the work. may be
seen at the Office Of the Engineer, near the gas
works. G. j. MOVES,
Engineer of +. X. r. X Co.
Portland, Feb. q 1854 feb3 d& wtfeb9
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For S8le.

E2qA A good two-story house, barn, and ar.
EssM riagehouse, with lot 6S y Ss feet, In Back
J.khA Cove Village, near Tukey's Bridge, about
one mile from Portland post ofhce-a pleasant situ-
alton.
Also one house lot on Monument street in Port.
land, on which is an unfinished house; and one lot
about one hundred feet square, on Atlantic street;
viii be sold entire, or in two lots. Terms easy.
Apply to ]. HACKER
je11 deod& wtf52
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PORTLAND DAILY PRESS,
JOHN T. GILMAN. Editor,
10 published at No. s2i EXCHANGE STREET, by
N. A. FOSTER Il CO.

rHs PoKrLAED DAILY PREss is published at AZ on
Per year; II paid strictly in advance discount OF
el.00 will be made.
Single copies three cents.
The EMAINESTATRP PRKss is published every Thurs.
dey morning at Sl.O0 per knnum, in advance; &2 rs
PAID within six months; and S2 50, IL payment be
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One inch OF space in length of column, constitutes
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Under head of AMUSEMENT 81. 90 per square per
week; three insertions or less, $3.50.
SPECIAL NOTICES, sl.T5 per square first week.
Sl00 per square after three insertions less 81 Is
half square, three insertions, 100; one week
sl.25.
Advertisements inserted in the MAINE STATE
fREss (which has large circulation in every part Of
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LEGAL NOTICES at usual rates.
Transient advertisements must be paid for In ad.
vance
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ocnts for each insertion.
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with dispatch.
Z. Tracy. Travelling Agent.
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