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Horses, Carriages, a. Harnesses.
at Auction.

ON Saturday, August goth, at IL O'Clock A. N. on
" Lime street, Horses Carriages aud II rms sses.
such as Carry aIs, Top BugDs. Concord waeons,
Jenny Linds, Express Wagon and Harnesses; some
of each new and second hard,
HENRY BAILEY & CO., Auct'rs.
Aug S-dtf
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Lost.

CrRAYED from the pasture of Mr. Francis Rob
- erts. westbrook, last month, q three year old
gray Colt, small size; whoever will retura him or
suitably rewarded, By calling at No. 30 Spring ST.
FRANCIS Il. EMERY.
Portland, July 10, lsei-dtf
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WASHINGTON, Aug. Is.
The subscriptions to the 7-30 loan to-day,
as reported at the Treasury Department,
amounted TO S1,l06,000.
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c. c. CoBD., Esq, OF Pownal, has received
a commission as Justice of the Peace and
Quorum for the county of Androscoggin
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The Pirate Tallahassee.

HALIFAX, Aug. Is.
The pirate Tallahassee is coaling from YES
sells in this harbor. She reports that she has
come here for Goals and repairs Yesterday
she burned four fishermen, making thirty-three
in the last ten days. l am unable to get the
names of the vessels destroyed. There is no
doubt but that her destination is the Bay of
Chaleur for fishermen. II is reported that she
will sail tomorrow.
New YORK, Aug. Is.
The Tallahassee was formerly the blockade
runner Atlanta, and has made three trips into
Wilmington.
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Sale Of Groceries az auction.

~ Monday, August 22d. at 10 o'clock A. H., we
IN suali sell at store No 81 Summer st all tfe goods
hscan store consisting OF sugar. lea. toffe. To-
$500, oplces, Pipes, Mustsrd, CaI dy, Jars. & 6c
ssfd 49, WIN ,he entire furniture and fixtures OF
Decks, cigar Case, chairs
August lS-dtd - W. AuSH"Neoio-
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situation Wanted.

SIrUATi0N WANTED a. Sales man in a whole.
~ sale Grocery or Clothing store by a young man
who has had exerieace. Bestof reference given.
Address /, Press Office.
augliecdlws
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The members of Council No. 4, U. L. A.
ara notified that meeting will be held this
evening at the usual place. PER ORDER,
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ENoUR Girls TO act as walters, at
Il ATKINSON INGERSOLL'S
Portland. Aug. ls.-dlw
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House and Lot wanted.

f'..f Ni-inity Of. or above High 81. preferred -
SIR, Auy one having desira BILE to sell " orth
z4.htrom "a 900 to SD co. please address stating
location, Box 1871, r. o. augtdtf
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HHianfed.

% CUSTOM Coat and 20 custom Pant makers
w Apply st Clothiog Rooms of
K0ODMAN, TRUE 4 CO.,
81 and IS Middle street
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fI'hE 18th inst. nemora ldum Book eontaning
note, w. Smith payaDie TO J ID. w True
Date June g. 1885,, for =l29 81 The finder shall be
suitably rewarded by leaving it at lt5 commercial
OF. augl6dlws
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N O T I Q E
PROVOST MARSHAL'S OFFICE,
E;rsf District Sfnfe of Main.

PROVOST MAKSHAL'S OFFICE,
First District. State ~ Mdine.
Portland. August l1th. 1854
INQUIRIES on all ordinary subjects connected
l. with the enrolment, draft, exemptions liability
TO draft, credits and accounts of men fur nished,
should be addressed to the Provost Marshal of the
Congressional District and In he Is not able 10
them he will ask informs ton If the Provost
MAJ al General OF the State. Answers may be thus
secured more promptly than by addres sir the fro
vost Marshal General at Washington. where more
importan business often prevent prompt answers
to multitude OF inquiries now address, 10 ihe hu-
on personal and other matters OF MINOR eense-
quence. -
By order of Major ]. W. T. GARDINER.
CHARLES ii. DOUGHTY.
Capt and Provost MARSHA LIST District Maine.
Aug. lS-d8m
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Dwelling House For sale.
For sale Orf0 LIE;
PORTLAND DRY DOCK COMPANY.

A assessment of Eight Dollars per share on the
In Capital Stock of the Company is due ana
payable at the office of the Treasurer, III CONNER
cial street: G. NJ. DAVIS, Treasurer.
July 30th, ls64.-dtf
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From Port Royal.

NEW YORK, Aug. Is.
The steamer Commander, from Port Royal
l4th, has arrived. No news.
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AUCTION SALES.
Valuable Hons. lois at Auetiou

IN Saturday, August Goth, a. Q O'Clock Z. NJ. on
- the premises, we shall sell tro rerg desira6ls
i. Lots on Cushmaa streets. nearly oppo-
n sns mead Of Lewis street. these lots are
snout " Pear, lumb and Cherry Trees Also a out
Grape vines, with Goosberrics. CurTsnrs. StIsw-
berries Sc-ail Of TIE choices varieties These lots
az ahIiy located st the Court FL d" ana re-
snaoe LOT Investment or immediate use for building
lois. Title ciear-terms easy -
Aug 17-dtd
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A FEW more Bcarders can be accommodated at
"A 70 Danforth street, two doors above Bracket,
Apply soon. iaiys
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IN Saturday afternoon between the u S. Hotel
" and ID. III. Hays Dug Store, a Port Monaie
containing small sum of money. The finder will be
amply rewarded by leaving ii at the U. S. Hotel.
Aug 16-d3t
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WANTS, LOST,FOUND
FOuI,d,

A SMALL sum OF money which the owner can
"A have by proving property and paying for this
advertisement. Call at tARNUM'S, Temple St.
Portland. ug lsgh.-d?ts
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TO THE AFFLICTED
DIR. W.. N. DEFINING,
Medical Electrician.
No. N Ciapp's Block,

UOhNbH OFCONURAsS IND hin SIRkAIS
MOULD respectfully announce to the citizens Of
w Portland and vicinity, that he has permanent
ly located in this city. During the eleven months
that y have been in torn we have cuTsd some Of
the worst forms Of disease in persons who have tried
other forms Of treatment in vain, ana curirg pa
tienfs in 50 short time that the question is often
asked do they stay curedy To er thls question
will say that all that do not stay Gu ed, We will
doctor the second time tor nothing.
Dr. d. has been practical Electrician &c twenty
one years. and Is also regular graduated physician
Electricity Is perfectly adapted to chronic dissaees
in the form of nervous sick headache; aeursigt~
In the head, neck or extrenites; consumption " h.
in the acute stages or where the lungs not fully
involved acute chronic rheumatism, serofula biz
Of the spine contracted muscles, distorted Ernls,
palsy paralysis, St. Yfss Dance. DEAFNESS ssls-
merng or besitancy Of speech, dyspepsia, indiges-
ttn constipation and liver complaint, Iieswe cure
every that can be presented; asthma, bronshi-
ts structures Of the chest and all FIRMS Of female
oomplaints.l
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Wanted.
Lost.

4 LADY wishes a si;uali IA a. Housekeepsr
IA Please address Home, Portland r. o.
Aug 15-d2t
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For Sale.

The farm widely and fayorably
AN-A known rs the Col. Jabez q. Cush-
fNT - man farm, situated in the north
s1< Ei1I part of North Yarmouth, owned
U344E1x{&<z and occupied by Edward Be ais,
16 miles from Portland, aud two miles from
two dcpots. one on the Grand Trunk X. X. North
Yarmouth and West Pownal Said farm contains
two hundred acres. moving. tilling. wood and pas
ture lands. Cuts 70 tons English hay. Pasture al.
yided into three lots permanently fenced for the
most part with double stone walls usiag up most OF
the stones on tho place In their construction.
Thirty of wood land for part Old growth:
portion borders the X. X. and ano Their lot near
the house. sufficient to last large family their life
time, The orchard contains from i've TO six hundred
treer all grated fruit and Of the choicest kinds in
thriving condition; in favorable years has borne
loo bushels marketable apples. There are CAe1TE,
Pfnm and Pear trees. all in fine bearing condition:
also acramberry fed which has just began 10 bear
and from about one third OF the same thirty bush
els were picked and marketed Last year. House 10 q
two story wooden building, attaining eleven square
rooms with finished ELL and other necessary out
buildings attached. Commands q fine prospect and
Is adorned with beautiful shade trees hard and
soft water In abundance.
The barn Is on the ., posite side of the road n
long BY 40 wide, with shades for she tering young
stock In stormy weather. nne well OF never failing
water. all In good repair. Said farm will be sold
cheap az the owner Is out of health and must sell
Terms Of sale made known and all inquiries answer
ed on the premises Payments made easy.
North Yarmouth, March1l, 1864.
mehl1 d. wtfll
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An Interesting Occasion.

Last evening, the Free Street Baptist Sab
bath School, numbering nearly 300 scholars,
had very pleasant time at the Vestry of that
Church. The large room was swarming with
happy life, as were the side rooms, in one of
which were refreshment tables, and in the
other an exhibition of fancy glass blowing by
one of the workmen at the Portland Glass
Works, Of which Mr.. Egginton is Superinten-
dent
The particular feature of the occasion was
the presentation of beautiful banner. 1t
seems that when the visitors were in the city
nom the western Boards of Trade, Mr.. NJ. r.
Bortree, of Chicago, visited several of the
Sabbath Schools in this city, and promised
prize banner from the school of which he is
Superintendent, to the school in Portland that
would, in three months, gather the largest
number of children not connected with any
other Sabbath School. When the returns
were made and compared 1t appeared that
Free Street School was entitled to the prize,
1t was accordingly prepared and sent on-a
beautiful silk banner, with gold Inscriptions,
and gold colored fringe border.
1t was presented in behalf of the Chicago
School, by Mr.. Egginton, Superintendent OF
the recipient school, and appropriately ac-
knowledged by the pastor, RevDr. Bosworth.
The inscription on it is as follows: "Free
Street Sabbath School; Presented by the
North Star Mission School, Chicago. Gather
them in"
The following resolutions were offered by
Geo. +. Emery, Esq. and unanimously adopt
ed:
Resoiced That We, the Free Street Baptist Sun.
day School OF Portland, in accepting the elegant
Banner presented from the North Star Mission Sun.
day School, of Chicago, hereby tender to our gem
erous donors grateful thanks for this significant
token of their iraternal and Christian regard
Beautiful as it is to look upon its value is immeas
ureably enhanced by the associations which cluster
around IT. Its appropriate motto, "Gather them
in" will keep in fresh remembrance not only the
occasion of the gift. but afford q perpe ual monu.
ment among us of the Christian zeal and enterprise
OF Sunday School whose name and whose praise
are fast becoming national as are the stars and
STRIPES which now, as ever, add beauty TO every OBJ
lect within their embrace May the delicate cord
~ which i is now suspended be emblematical ofthat
Lender, put most precious tie which binds all Chris
uan WORKERS TO the heart of one common Master
may It's nch blue ground be perfect reminder Of
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"CAPITAL PUNISHMENT" - The candid
readers attention is invited to the very able
article on capital punishment, in this number.
The style of the article is of the purest char
acter, while its tone and arguments must give
to it great weight. Although it came to us
anonymously, we have no difficulty in fixing
its authorship. 1t was postmarked "Bruns-
wick" and is undoubtedly from the pen of
one of the most reyered and purest-mnded
men in the State, and one whose name is most
dearly cherished by the people of New Eng
land. Need we say we refer to Prof. THos.
c. UPHAM, of Bowdoin College, author OF the
Manual of Peace" ? We know he will par
don this mention of his name to the desire we
have to subserve the same great humanitarian
object which he labors to promote; not that
name, however much esteemed, will make
truth any more powerful, or give additional
weight to facts, but the name may secure
degree of attention to the truth and the facts.
which, in its absence, might not be given to
them,
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MAINE LEGlSLAT RE.
AUGUSTA, March 8.

AUGUSTA, March v.
SENATE.
A. ~reWait I, Ti1...,ss.if too
reported bill allowing parties in criminal
prosecutions to testify. Ordered to be prin-
ted.
Mr.. Stevens, from the Committee on State
Lands and State Roads, reported resolve
authorizing the Land Agent to convey lots
of land TO widows of certain deceased soldiers,
which was read and assigned.
Mr.. Manson called up the bill to incorpo-
rate the Bangor Wet Dock Company, which
was passed to be engrossed.
HOUSE.
Passed to be enacted--an act to incorpo-
rate the Foreign Emigrant Association of
Maine; an act to amend chapter 10 of the
Public Laws of 1858 relating to the discipline
of the State Prison.
The bill for the protection of sheep taxing
dogs) was debated at length; all amendments
were rejected and the bill passed to be en-
crossed.
The forenoon was chiefly devoted to the
discussion of the grant to Westbrook Semn-
ary it was passed by vote of 80 to 40. IT
gives the timber upon one half township OF
land.
The resolve in favor of the Maine Wesley
an Seminary was also passed by vote Of
62 to 40.
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The Treasurer of the Widows Wood Socie-
ty acknowledges to have received the follow
ing donations, recently made, viz:
Horatio N. Jose, the proceeds of mort
gage notes, presented by him to the
Society, $4,000
Ocean Engine Co. No. 4, 5000
MRS. Mary Is. Body, 1900
VIM. Il. Gould, 1888
Capt. lgnatius Sargent, 200
kuius +. Wood, 20,00
The contributions from the several religious
societies, will be acknowledged when they
have ali been received.
Notwithstanding the very liberal contribu-
tons made to provide for the wants of the re-
cipients of this charity, during the past win
ter, yet, owing to the high price of fuel, and
the many applicants for relief, the managers
find that the amount received will not be suf-
ficent to pay the cost of fuel and expenses, by
about 800.
They trust that the friends of the Society.
especially those who have not contributed,
will see the necessity of giving US their aid.
Any sums sent to the Treasurer, will be CRATE
fully acknowledged.
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Town Elections, March It'll.

CAsco-Oliver M. Cook, Moderator: VIM
F. Cook, Town Clerk; Spencer Decker, FL
mer Brown, and James Chute, I'd, Selectmen,
Assessors and Overseers of the Poor; Rich
ard Mayberry, Treasurer; William +. Cook,
Super'g School Committee; Lewis Gay, Col
lector and Constable. All Union.
RIcHMoND-James Carney, Heatherly Ran
dali, and Ansel d. Blanchard, Selectmen; w.
b. Meader, Clerk; C. Houdlette, Treasurer; ;
VIM. b. Hall, School Committee.
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Special Rates.

NyHEundersigncd. proprietors ofhackney carriages
Il of Portland, hereby give notice that from and
after March Z, 1884, they will charge the following
rates. For Hacks attending Funerals at the Eastern
or Western cemetery. three dollars each; from the
church. four dollars each. To Evergreen Cemetery
four dollars each nfrom the church 1--WE dollars each
To Calvery cemetary and Fore lily cemetery four
dollars each. To Weddings and Baptisms three dol
lars each For hack, steady riding In the city two
dollars an hour. For hacx making calls one dollar
and fifty cents an hour.
David Averill Co; Charles A. ellison; o. C.
Frost; Edwin Clement Co; John A. Mace Joseph
killgore; Michael Jordan; John Dunning; james
Tobin; L. N. Bates; Charles Sager; W. A. Fenley:
James Jordan: George H. Babcoek William IA
Sweat; Joseph Themes; N. 8. Fernald Thomas
Morrison; Hugh Carney. mchl0 eod2w
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our perpetual obligations to Him who has stretched
out the blue heavens above. May the silken fringe
around its borders lead to appreciate more highly
the infinite love which embraces us-and may its
gilded letters assure that when our mutual work
is DONE and well done, there golden gates to be
opened unto us into that presence here there is
falness OF joy and to that right hand where there
are pleasures forevermore.
Resoired, That the foregoing be entered upon our
records. aud that copy thereof be transmitted to
our benefactors by our together with such
a statement of further particulars 8ppertaiping to
this interesting occasion in his judgment, shall
seem most appropriate.
The exercises were enlivened with singing
by the school, When we left, at 9 o'clock, the
little folks and their larger friends were enjoy
ing themselves in fine style, evidently adopt
ing the principle that there is a time to be
merry as well as time to be sad.
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lay TEL. TO MERCHANTS rrcHAsor.l

lBY TEL TO MERCHANTS ExcHASorl
Arat New York, 10, sch Electric Light ofPortland,
Smith. Cienfuegos.
Ar at cienfnegos. 27th brig Rolling Wave, Collins
New York; bark Acacia tBrl Pnkam.
Ar at Cardenas 18TH brigs Jeremiah. firm Portland
Waccamaw. do; w Greenough, do. Sd. sch Eliza
beth Frankfort.
Sailed Sd. brigs L 7 knight and Smith, Boston; ;
A Ross. Portland.
Ar at Matanzas 2sth brgs Harriet. Portland; Mar
tina Berry. do; sch Hattie Ross. do; Sd inst bark
Mary Elizabeth do sch Wndward, do.
Sailed I'd. brig Minna Taub, Portland; Fredonia,
Belfast.
Ar at Havana. LIST. bark Keplar, Boston; sch Witch
Queen, Fish, Boston; Sd, bark Belinda, Buchanan,
New Orleans; brig W Clark. Tucker. do; 4th, brig
Lock, McCalmon. Matanzas; bark Carlton Bosar-
~. Cienfuegos.
Sailed 1st brig Aroostook. Sagua; 4th, brig J w
Woodruff Eaton, Holmes Hole.
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JOHNS, COAL.

ISn TONS Stove size, at 1SS Commercial ST.,
fCO Richardson's Wharf, Portland.
The undersigned has sold the Johns Coal for nine
years last past. II has given general satisfaction
Where there 10 . fair draft, coal exeels for
cooking use.
Other varieties, to wit;
LEHIG III. Sugar Loaf and Hazleton.
SCHUYLkILL,( wv. ASH Locust Mountain.
RED ASH, the genuine FRANKLIN COAL.
Also. the Diamond.
Gu CUMBERLAND COAL. prime article for
Smiths use.
~ All coal from this wharf, will be sent In good
order, carefully picked and screened.
mch3 iseodn JAMES III. BAKER.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

CAPE ELIZABETH, July ], 1868.
SIR:-During my connection with the State Re-
form School, as teacher, l.. #. Atwood's Bitters
introduced there and used with mark ed success
particularly in Bilious affections.
Yours, &C., AP. HILLMAN.
HANOVER. NE, Oct. l, 1861.
Dear Sir II have used l.. r. Atwood's Bitters
for some 10 or IL years. have tried great number
of medicines for Dyspepsia but without effect These
Bitter are the only remedy that have ever relieved
me of this distressing complaint. My neighbors
have also been greatly benefited by the OF them.
JOEL HOW.
~ e,care Of Counterfeits and base limitations,
some Of rhich signed an" r., instead Of l.. n.
AtDood. The geHuiRe is signed l.. y. Aftcood. and
as safeguard against imposition bears an EXTRA
LABEL, countersigRed H. H. HAY, Druggist, Port.
land, Me-, sole General Agent.
FOR sale by respectable dealers in medicine gener-
ally. janl6 6meod&w 3
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In this city, 10th. George. infant son Of II d A
Evans.
In this city, 9th. Charles II Gerrsh, aged "a years
10 months.
In Gorham, 14th nit, of apoplexy. Mrs Mary Nor
ton, widow OF the late Major Morton, aged 81.
In Lincoln, DIR Thomas Lindsay. aged 81.
In Columbia Falls, Mrs Sarah Conners, aged So yrs
10 months.
In Rockland. Mrs Mercy Post, aged 90.
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tNOR sale In Durham. good farm, with good
IL buildings thereon, situated on the stage road
e,twsen Dunn's Depot, In North Yarmouth, and the
south west bend village in Durham. containing one
hundred acres or more. suitably dsvided into wood
pasturags and tilage. with good orchard Of
grated fruit, and well of good water near the
School and Store Said farm cuts rs tons OF hay
and can easily be made Of the greatest hay
farms in the country. The above Is offered for no
fault Of the farm. The former owner being deceas-
ed the heirs take this the shortest way osetling
the estate. For particulars address ID. 8. BRAG-
DON. West Durham, Maine. mchll w3ws
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AZ CARDS and BILL HEADS neatly prints
It this Office. II
Brighton Cattle Market.

WEDNESDAY,, March 1854.
shoats.
rKicEs-beq tdtHe-A short supply OF beeves
were offered consequently higher prices were obtain
ed and we advance our quotations:-Extra sl2; first
90 "a 10 25 ~
Working Oren-High prices are asked and obtain
ed; sales S1l5. l35, 145 l52 and u.s.
C0Us and Cdices-Sales S28 49, 49, AZ G2fand ca
Sheep-Sales 81 so a and 80, live weight 3
81. and 8, averaging 100 lbs.
.Shodts-None offered.
Fat Hogs-Nonc.
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Falmouth.

VvHE Union men Of Falmouth. and all others who
Il are In favor of the present Administration aud
the prosecution of the till the rebellion crush
ed. and traitors hung, requested TO meet the
Town house in said Falmouth. on Saturday the 18th,
at three O'Clock r. NJ TO select candidates for town
officers. mchl0 dtd
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FINHE Copartnership heretofore existing between
Il the undersigned. under the name and style of
"CROSS. SENTER & JORDAN" is this day dis
solved BY mutual consent. WILLIAM W. Cross and
ROYAL SENrER are authorized to close the business
Of the late firm. WM. w. CROSS.
ROYAL SENTER,
Bridgton. Feb. 9, 1864. VIM A. JORDAN.
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BLACKwooD.-This Scotch Monthly of
worldwide reputation, for February last, has
been received from the republication Office
of l.. Scott & Co. New York. 1t is an inter-
esting number.
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PORT OF PORTLAND.
March 10.

Il nur s0n ys........+..r. 0ureh iOs
ARRIVED.
Br sch Armada Smith, st John NIB.
Sch Alquiszar, Watts. st George.
Sch Utica, Thorndike. Rockland.
Sch Delaware. Grant, Boston.
Steamer Lewiston. knight, Boston.
SIGNAL for ships
CLEARED.
Sch J II French. Crosby. Windsor. Ms, master.
Sch Lookout, Foster, Baltimore, Libby.
Sch Augusta, Lord, Rockland. Waldron True.
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New Partnership Formed .

The undersigned, members Of tho late firm Of
"CRoss. SENrER JORDAN" have this day formed
Q partnership under the name and style Of "CROSS
& SENTER and will continue in the same business
Of said late irm and will close up the business al.
~ Hides, Skins and Bark wanted as usual
WIN. w. CROSS
ROYAL SENTER.
bridgton Feb, ., 1854. febs eod4ws
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Sore Throat,
Cough,
Cold,
and similar troubles if suffered to progress result
in serious Pulmonary, Bronchial and Asthmatic af-
fections. oftentimes incurable.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHES,
are compounded so as to reach directly the seat of
the disease and give almost instant relief
mch5 dim
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e1-If you going to the West. South, or North
West, procureGhrough Tickets at LrTrfEs Union
Ticket Office No. 81 Exchange Street, where you
may have a choice of routes at the lowest rates OF
fare, and obtain all needful information.
Nov. 2. 1863 TuThS&wtf
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The Patent Belle Monte skirt.

full assortment of this new style Skirt, at AN
DKRsos's Hoop Skirt and Corset Depot, under
Mechanics Hall. decl9 dam