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, 1864-05-25

UH1oS MEETING II DE- PArrERsox's CuvRcn.
IA prayer meeting wae held nj o'clock ycster-
day morning in the 1ectureroom OF the tho Second
F1esby ytcsann Church, and In tbs aftc,noon the
large audience room was nlied with children and
adults. Much intcreat was given TO both meetincs
BY the prescnce mud addresses Of a Jew who only
learned the day before to Receipt Jesus a. the loDg
psuu3sed Messish. Il ecenns Il. was att.uetoa Into
Dr.. Patterson. Church By the singing Of the ch1l.
drca on Sunday and was - nwaSsned to = sonse oI
inc Eayer .;.as mestiss ~ On nr,se5 Monday, aas
Tss % 'nss enab1e to eee taat Ehrst Wa nq ff,ea
npon the cross tof him; TLe ,'uple story Of h,'
nd II nc lad room fos It tn our colamns, would
Be eagerly read BY thousands. At the close Of tn!
Afternoon service many persons taT11ed Tor pes
Honsl conversation and p1a,es. Soms were weep
tng over their sins, und sonie wess rejoicing In
newly fouRa Savior.
We are Informed that the.e meetings will proba
by continue duripg tho week 1T this church, cor
Mt Of Wabash eveDue and Washington street
P1ygr meeting ut o'c'ock H. rn-, one hour. Gill
dre1V meeting ss half past O'Clock Pm.
, 1864-05-25

Rev, e. H. Chapiu.-The tale Of tickets for
reserved seats for tho lectures OF this gentleman
commenced yesterday morning and from the en-
thualasm manifested by large numbers Of citizens
it il certain that the distinguished crater viii be rs-
cei,ed BY crowded honses sinee az fsst s1slt 70
IN tht nopu]sr estimation and now st,nds nnrlvsl-
Id s1,nnr The pfltors Of our country.
, 1864-05-25

BNew Books atMcNallY s Cos, 81 Deaaben
Woman in Black" price s1.e5; "The Lady's com
plete Guide to Needlework and Embroidery" By
Miss Lambert; The i.ady's Guide to True Po-
utsncss and Perfect Manners, u by Miss Leslie,
, 1864-05-25

Police Coun1.-The rush Of business at the Po-
lice Court subsIdet yesterday to the usual average
Of about thirty cases. few Of which werc Of special
1upo,tauce. This decsease may be accounted for
by the fact that large number Of the lpsttution's
hest patroce were una.didably prevented from sp-
nearnr-tu fact, they were confined In the Bride
Well. beIns unable to satisfy Mondays demandsup-
a RjeftsvpJ Deeieton. Cathrine Connolly, = de-
cen,.ioSEin9 woman, WAS charged with tracturlng
the legal code By severely aasanlting her husband,
tailor residing on Illinois street, near Dearborn
1t appeared that the assAnlt the result Of soma
little family difficulty, but that the Husband Was
The aREressof, and had only swofn ont the warrant
TO savc his cw1 strrtt Tho wom1u's arm WAS
ficbt:ully bitten in several places Jnstice Mer
coInmented strongly on the brutal conduct Of the
man, and dlschasgtns the wife, hncd him $l5 md
| costs.
4 D.sorder1y Fe16tp,-WtlliAM Il. Green, 4 re-
| apcctah1y dressed young uan. des1lbed - epruce
beg maker, IVES charged bJ ofdccr PilREiE With
| d!sorde1ly ecx1duct. In the morning Green Waa
| driving on tho horseIA1way track On Blue Island
Auenne, near Har111on street. in front Of Qua OF
| The cars. On being compelled to give wsy for tho
paasage OF the vehicle. the disoSdEfy Green hurled
| hottta o1 bis beverage into the CAT among the
passenHefa, and threw another at the conductors
| he1a. AiA Honor considered that defendant did
| not connhe himself to tho consumption OF his own
liquor, and IN the absence Of principal witnesses
he'd him ~ further examination tnIs allernopu In
| bcndpsot f90 -
E1tntf!ei;les of o Rsed.-Hush Reed, a hack
man vel! known N Poice epnala. w.s charged By
oMee1 Cols OF the r md NJ 9. B. 3. Depot w,tk
, 1864-05-25

FnATEESAL AFTEc11os.-Afnee ezampie OF this
feeling occurred yesterday at the otice Of judge
Cuthbcrteon David Goodwl!c. the proprietor Of
planning mill in the North D.cislon, oear the cor
ner Of frn,.1.in and Chiu streets, was cl1rced
with azeault;ne Ais brother W'rls1n William Is
m employee IL tic establishment, and on Monday
night some 1!eppte arose t.e1w 1ween the twain re-
Eardipg hiE vurrs. seein. that complainant
threatened II Leave, David, IN the exabe:anee Of
his faterual aGec1icn attempted 10 choke hia bro
ther. dEc11g hiul ainutt 10 seustiess condition
His Hopor G:aTt.red IN 4tmoniso.y addtusa 10 the
pair, strongly emphasizing the 1sxt, Let bro
1herly love eontinne,'' which quotation he IN
pressed on The defcndan, By Enc Of nve collars
And coats,
, 1864-05-25

CATALOGUE SALE.
Law, CLASSICAL, MEDICAL,
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
At AUCTION.
ON TaURDAY, NAY -, AT sH O'CLOCK, A. u.
atBUrTERS' Auction Roor1, Ia Portland Block, 4
lsrEe and deai5able col1ecMoA OF yAusslo Law ClA&
ai4Al h4dfcAl and Miscellaneous Boo0.
MN. 4. BUFFERS CO..
ny1l-r5MR Ausuo1ssfa.
, 1864-05-25

GROCERIES, dc,
AT. ..ANCTION.
On TUTRSDAT, May 2ftb At O'Clock. Wo Will eal1
at nur Sa,eerncu,s is Dearborn street. quantity o.
Groceries viz Spices, Coffee, Nnts, Fish, MoAtsoa.
Suhr. &C. &C, S4lLBEBT d SAnfSON,
myx5 pso8.ct AuattqneeE3.
, 1864-05-25

10 QuoHCx.-Yes1erday vas the day for tbs
regular meeting OF tbs Boatd OF Police Commis-
Eioncrr. Somehow since the e'cc,ipn Of the new
member. NewhoaEo and Sherman hare erincea
decided diainclrstlou 10 come toge1her. One day.
1ho Mayor L. III: another, Ne~house il tstinc
ride; new. Sherman IL "'mosin-;" then New
house ID recovering from the elects Of the news
from Grant Yesterday Ne~house and Brown
were On hard, but the Mayor bad rot reclaimed his
comFosure ac4 the tuteuae labor required to batch
the CoppeshcIt ccE. Tue ptoc4'ea uf incubation
Is tedious one, aud &c may well pardon the MAY
or II be desired day OF rss' after bringing form
the yotng chick en-veto. 1t will he full grown
rooster Iy tie uezt regular meeting day Of the
Raard, and Z a, We not hopc that the Mayor and
NewhouBe will both be present: Commissioner
Brown Will surely be therr.
, 1864-05-25

srnp'e accommodations for bAthing, but little fiat
81. inferior In thnee fAvorte reaorts on tho SEA
ahore Read the advertisement
, 1864-05-25

MARROW EscArE-on Monday afternoon one OF
the workmcn employed in pulling dowz the First
Baptte, Church on the corner Of Washington and
lAtallc strec,e. hnd narrow escaFo from death.
Sc vas engaged in pushlns down = fragment OF
mrch fr.nrdlv that 90 donht was entertained that
il could be easily pushed dnWardE, but strangely
enough the upper portion fed haekw .Fds complete
+ enveop;bS enc ., d9e @ wos4mea. 2, tey
bruises.
, 1864-05-25

" ANTED-200 active intelligent
w Agents wanted to sail the HrtAt Maturai
Weather Il d1catcE. article everybody wants.
Thousands ALREADY test T. to lta useuness lthas ua
tergoGe the scrpntz1nx esta OF sciEuttac msa
ana As Bn1oueter pronnuacsd unsqualled- PIess:
ant husineIs. RfAdJ sale. 40 compett!ou- Send
Portland Block, Chicago. 2. o. Boz .25s.
hy2tE Etkg-3J9 .1.-.3
, 1864-05-25

FOk SALE-A Cottage, with all
u msexn irnprovemente. sisuared On onsAno,At.
For particular Inquire l E1nxln stro4 np-atAts.
E,SI4S
, 1864-05-25

SCENE II Ics71CE's 0FHcE.-Yesterday
morning the Office Of Jcetec DeHoifxas the scene
OF pnSiliesic erea:emenF. which, for a time, baf
fed The "srparstlug' power- OF Jodge, jury and
eonstsblef. On eton3a:, at the Police Court,
1ozal1a B:ooles, lrlco.atei character In po!ics
anpalF, ard Srcn. Dodle, We Is street notoricy,
were lined - each Tor eng :!la: II ciril strife
IrGardiug thu possession 0; one JDsn Dan.an, who
for foEle timt has diyidtd h. attention between
the train. ki1es the trla+ i.oxznna threatened TO
kill hcr riva'. for whica o.sccsn fhe WIS charged
yezserdsy beI.re Jrttice llrt:o.f, His Honor held
her for tr:al Ut The Eecorirte svurt In bonds CT
$s00. On bearing this dec.4ion, Roxxuna made q
6aEh at the complaining wa:1et-, ard desperate
Etrnegle cnsutsl, curing which Mrs. Dodge was
sc1:eus1y h1tis.ed H;b HoEor, eous,de1iu. that
the woman was actually ukaEerous character,
increased TIE lAil u sGto, aud committed tbs
Woman in 6t{nt3lt -
, 1864-05-25

Orphans Fatr-Bnsiness Eaents dinner
fro1a IL to O'Clock today At Bryan Hall. Dinner
II served rom the fremont Hcuse. and or courae
I'll the dclicacles Of the eeason will. b. served.
CbzeScR mQqelate.
, 1864-05-25

POAKplNG.-A gentleman and
~ Wit. or two young men, can rat bos.d snd pies
SAINT n en- IN private family IS Hubbard Court,
tn,rt GocF vest OF Wabash ayenue. Reference re.
oEtreE. :. mY2tkE4.3t
, 1864-05-25

" "ANTED-Un the West Side
Nv forth ~ Madison streoe prafsirrd, a,il oot
nfe. ot psst Of = houaaK co1yeaIsstly arrAse+S r.
- 70 afcounlodAt9 4 ANa his Nt1a- FeL.s IA
on. ..ADVERr1sKR>"F Feas 0nce Boz arls.
, 1864-05-25

Prtee 25 cents per box, Each boz has cut and tta
facAmle OF Tbs preparatory signature to II, which
duly copJrightto
Chicago, LIMOS, Gnoleaa:o ax.nt-
9ssce's galye Is iof sails By Draxei.ta u aEef7
city and town. Dy45Ka3-1twAaG1a
, 1864-05-25

1EcCEsrs.-3ettezdax morning IN inquest wa.
held at the Cemetery. be{urr Coroner Wagner, up
on the body Of : man who had been discovered
floating in TIC river near l.. t,uwber4y'a elevator
TIE body might have lcrn l.: The wa,ez 10, FORT
night. and no cFtcccca wRs atduced which led 10
its identity. It vAs Of Na2 AGort IS yca.s oil
age well built, with full FAC. nn mu.taEhr. and
having auburn bar. 1t vas dr.-ased In new suit
ofclo1hcs, coDsisting Of blx1k coat, dark pan1g.
brtastptn containing c..lorless etone Of elisa.
aud Gs1f boots. The pockets contained two white
handkerch1eie, ToTse n:ta:.1te containing S5.5,
verdict Of FoEnd Drowned
An inquest was also held upon the body OF IN
Unknown female child onlr . few d.ys old which
vator. At the foot Of Franklin et1eet. The bod :
was in an advanced etaEc Of decomposition. hny
1nk apparently been in The waiter for months 4
verdict Of FoEnd Drowned Mas teturped
, 1864-05-25

WAETED.-seo per ncnsh! 7 want AStnss Il
" &e month. sIDenses pail e sel ~ ~ 49,, 49,
txEe new, usefuI snd curious articles. Fifteen cir
crf1rs sent Jn2X- Address JOHN Z. LOkD: Bidder
Co-1t E&lp4. InT1-el@sS1
, 1864-05-25

pEEsEETAV1oN At EvASsToN.-The vt1]a.es q
our land arc rot behind acr cities In the4t prompt
1eaponse to the call Tor men and means
1 public meeting 1t Evanston on Monday even.
inE confirms the statement On this occaslo2 val.
dneteee. 10 Crpt. a. {, Linn and Lients Spnnce.
and Strnwbr;1:e, o, Col. ElucotE's regiment who
have left the los1hwcsttrn Uutvezslsy with lar &c
number Of its +tEdents for the T1r: interesting
seniat,on o1 apple.on's csc.olsecia to Rev. :. c.
He1tzell whase brnve etiut:s In the rtscue OF the
ghipw1t cE.n csCu ot the Storm" have already
been mentioned IN tkrae culnmut. Approximate
remarks were mkae bE l..e recipient Ds. Z. jc@ett
md oihers.
, 1864-05-25

WANTED-Energetio Agent. to
~ sell by subscription ]. 9. C.. Abbots's Civil
WaF HlHcry+ ana othE new and TAu2bto publ1c2-
tcns. Also The GxsU111 FAC etN1L1 Of tho kmauc.-
patton fToclsnAtlon and speDdld steel EuSraytnxs-
LIRu1. G1f. QEAET, WAa111Ns TON, and CHk1tT
BLnes1So LITTLE Cn1LDn2. For terms, 4 ,c41 On
or addrtts o. F G12ES l South Clssk street, Chica.
&C., ILL., Fots Otuca BOX 48. naytJ9J736t
, 1864-05-25

4 New SCxLER REsoRT,-lsLAnD llc NICE AT
GENEVA, KANE CouaT1.-Each year Rces an IN
crense both in the number and popularity Of pic
mic excursions OF our c1zenr and their little folk.
seeking relief and retreat from our hot and dusty
streets, to cool shades, pure air, and rural sur-
xoundings OF some cloeen cs1ntr5 resort. These,
combined with n cheap ralso1d ride. make such
dGys memorable throughout tho year 70 tdeir par
1ic3pauts, VIC have Just been able to add to OR
iisl of sumner hAunft Of this character, one re-
Gently ttted up With ercs, hoesailt, and taste By
Ut the loTc)y village of Geneva, Zane county.
pcaf1 among the fo1 r1ver towns. NJ. Wataon
has taken advantage OF the rerc faclltttce offered
by Tie location Of a teauuFa!ly wooded and eWArd-
Cd Island in Fox river. epme frteen acres IN ex-
tent, Just above the bridge Of the Dixon air hae
Rallroad TLie IE,Gnd "a 101de accessible from
both banks BY light rustic bridges, and Is being
lifted Up with dressing fCGn:s, rciTcsbmeut esanas
and Other appliances required for sst clDes pic mic
grounds Tie distance frun Chicago il iess than
two henrs' run by ra1lroud, and for MI but five
miles o. the way over double track t6is TACT add
Ing to the safct. and comfort OF excursion trains.
Tho naauogc1I ent Of tbs G:lcna & Chicago Union
Railroad arc nbefeliy sccondIng Nj, Wstson's
pans, and the result III be that 'sESEsA IslAND''
will he one Of the most charming ufxummer resorts
IN the vicinit, o1 this c1ty. AL having excursions
IN PROSPECT will do well to open communications
Wal1 &at. Nale0n At above,
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These vessels were followed by paddle wheel
gunboats, twelve in number, OF about $50 tons
each, and having amaximum speed of eleven
KNOTS per hour. To these succeeded twenty
seven others Of the same type, but larger and
faster, being of 9I4 tons burthen, and having
maximum speed of IA 1-2 knots per hour.
Another seven of this class, but still larger
iaster, and of iron, have been lately added.
These paddle-wheel gunboats have the light
draught OF s feet and carry enormous batter
les. They were built for special service in the
narrow and tortuous channels of the shallow
sounds and river embonchures of the southern
coasts. For these localities where turning
was impossible, it was necessary they should
be double bowed, or constructed with both
ends alike, and that their machinery should be
equally well adapted for going forward or back.
In the autumn of 1851 the Department COM
menced the construction of ten second class
screw slOops- of-war, of about 1850 tons. They
have maximum speed of II IA knots, carry
large armament, and are efficient ocean cruis-
ers.
Mr.. Mckay gives list of the vessels now
in process of constructions formidable feet
-and adds:
The Department has also constructed IA
wooden and iron-clad vessels of the monitor
type, with an aggregate tonnage of rs, 100
tons.
There are now in the navy in active service
55S steamers, with an aggregate tonnage of
40SO0O tons, against the original 26 steamers
and As, 100 tons with which the war commenc-
ed. or this number 200 steamers with an ag-
gregate OF 24l 900 tons have been built by the
Department.
In no country, and with such limited means.
and under such difficult circumstances. has
there ever been put afioat in the same time,
such immense naval armaments. In no place
has there been any failure, but whenever the
naval forces moved victory followed. The
rebel coast has been held with grasp of iron
and nearly hermetically sealed. The pirates
of the enemy have been followed around the
world, and captured wherever they could be
found, and the internal navigation and COM
mand OF this vast country has been kept open
and in the hands OF the government
The naval administration has done all which
naval administration could do in such a
war, and it will still have to be relied on for
maintaining large portion of what has been
conquered. Let any one ask himself the
question how the contest would stand with
!, the navy withdrawn, if he would understand
ITS necessity and the value of the service it
has rendered,
In the foregoing communication / have
stated nothing but facts, facts which can be
easily verified by reference to official docu-
ments, and which deem justly due to our
present Navy Department, in view of the err
roneous statements put forth by some writer's
who evidently know but little whereof they
affirm, or intend to mislead public opinion
/ hold that In a time like the present, we
should all unite to strengthen rather than to
weaken the arms of government. Certainly
it cannot be said, with the above facts before
us, that 10 the time of trial, the Navy Depart
ment has been found wanting.
y
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VOLUME ".
PORTLAND DAILY PRESS,
JOHN q. GILMAN. Mditors
Published at Nc. s2i EXCHANGE sTREET,b by
n. A. OsTER d co.

TIE PORTLAND DAILY PRzssis published edatSs.OO
per year. IL
raH MAINE SrArH PzEss is pubiished every Ihurs.
d ~ laorz at g. 90 per Aunum in advances &2.26
delayed beyond the year. li I'll gs.r s. ...r
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WHOLE NO. 742.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Notice to Ship Owners,
3 feias lg AND rtt .-
Shippino Merchants I

Is well known that the citizens of Portland ara
= Arkeiy interested IN the lubs trade. lhey ex-
Rvlt No many II not NOR saooks 4 g., 10 tha leland
@ any o.her cry in cur country and in turn i'm
Ithas 4 y. 4a1nsilles q sugar ana molassss.
hs pofts 70 require ous ehipmasters To Dc iver
e ca goes Nlsh tie exception OF long lumLer o.
Ia ng and in other port 10 delisel it IN
d n "a 1 ol the vessel, there Do reoeiv-
eu =. - pthse 70 Vessel. The experier cs . our
mp masters has convinced thenl inat the lalt.r
course ls the OILY one WI len viii enable th.n 40 Oh
TAIN JUST Anu sorrsct account VI the delivery Of
their cArsoea however accurately the amount d q
lt cred into the Ugh along -lde The yess asrsss
with ILeir bills Of ladBg; { rarely or nevr rees
when the liz hIers deliver IL o. shore.
Thess IL lters are owned BY pari there A. d man
/. nj distance TO landing p1.ce and remain undls-
charg u ,ovtr hight, or be DISCHARGED by nj ht or
Su1d1s nd the conseQueAce Is mosl v.riablv
that porto1 OF lgnleis .o-ds oI 40 on
ana ii vessel atd owners are CURED 10 pay It.
II her words, the 0w eIs ana MASTERS OF vtssels
are required to insure the fal u o. tns g.t-
erme and the honesty of all O,heEs living along
shore. or empl yed to take tie sccouat
ADDED to Is ehe cha.g 20 tor u sltsrage has neay-
ly douolsd vii hin few years ana Is likely 70 I'd.
vance TO any sam whicn iniertstoa parties there
may see d. TO ca ge.
Ondsr these circumstances the shipma tiers and
agents OF owners upen sulIati0n entered into
agree m mt pt. ], e. Ia relation to the mat er
th caused it 10 be pHolisheu with sixa
ers, In ouf Al p. pers. In ordtr that mere may
20 no M apps about lis terms, is ted
In this statement,
we, the undersigned, shipmasters and agents for
owners herety eg % that IN ana ter the hrst day
ot SEPTEMBER leo4 all GARAGES laden on. boald or
tne Asiand OF Gu a. s.rl be oeiiv red and receiv
oa 1ae VI Mn reach Of vessels tackles exc d ing
long lumber, which Is TO be lowed tS the saofs By
vessels crews, according to the OF TIE prin-
cipl0 ports In the nitCd Hfateg. ..| f'=..I D.
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1t would seem % If our shippers ought to have a.
much regard Tor the interest of their own frie ds
and neighbofs as for their cubsn consepees; m, 70
ssps c{ally asthe former only or What is n ari-
testify Nust and III ht. But IL they prefer 10 eoope-
efous terms and fictng positive injury upon the
the form 1t Is very much to be regretted but cam
never be submitted to 20 = 7E l7'7~- -
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CITY OF PORTLAND.

NOTICE is hereby given, that 1t is the intention
~ OF the City Council TO lay out a new street, or
public way for the use ofthe cfty,-bequniur at tho
present terminus Of Hanover street and continuing
= And The JOINT Standing Committee Of the City
Council laying ont ne streets, in pursuaDte Of
an order OF the vsy council passed on the tenth day
OF November, viii meet for said purpose on Monday,
the zist Gay of GOV O'Clock IN the afternoon &C
the termiRus of Hanover street, the place OF begin
ming, then and there proceed to view and lay out
said new street. - s..
All persons Interested will take notice and govern
themselves accordingly.
Given under our hands this l2th day Of Nov. A
d. 1894
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Portland, Sept. l. !, 1854" IS;

OAtanug 0cpts A. loO1s
Under this agreement Tho ohartering of vessss has
gone on satisfactorily until within few days when
some geutlt m n nom Cuba WHO are intere { in
the iighterase ana eargots and CONSIGNMENT OF car
goes, arrised here, ana We boliev6 informed cur
snl pers that this agIeem Ii must be snnulled and
OF all cargoos. Our shippers aps have ieded
az ones 10 fhis demand wfthout onnfuliins or a..
temdiing 10 consult 0@n6rs "a d mate 5, and the
nrsi lntm auon tney receive OF 1t Is the
ment Ia the Piice Current Of The 9th INST thar the
shippershsrs had agreed 90 requle Gf tn sm such
terms. ssrsaar4 lEr nnF..f -fa.Ii - ll l77T
IL would seem that fair play az a manly dealing as
well q, the mutual dependence Of pa ties on, ht1o
nand Cuban Houses. un IL they had conferred
with owners Of vessels CT their agenrs AID ms de
some satisfactory arrangems nts Ni.h them. 80
As nothing OF the sort was done, he owners, mas
tells and hrokersfst aaled upon to pIoteetther owa
interest and establish stch fe ms - jnAt CO and
selipretervation inquired Of them accoi cingy they
held meeting on lhe 7th iis =, al the countine-
rooms OF Messrs. Ross StuTtiys MT col sioer the
d. Chase was chosen Chailmans and VIM. 10 8,
Esq Eecretary. After careful and candf- coDkid-
GRAFTON ofthe matter, IL was Ned that trey ce uld
mot a justice to themselves submit 10 tho terms
dictated 10 cur Shippers. AID in order 10 reduce
this vote 70 binding obligation, they drew up and
signed The following agreement.
-aly l8lrtsa t1A PORTLAND, vember LISA
The undersigned, SLipownels Brokers, Mas ers
and Mtnagers cfvesseis, hereby a. rec and pledge
thsmselves each to she-uthsr. not te char er hear
We ses for the Island OF uba, upCn any other terms
than to deliver their cargoes alongside the yes sci
there, hee Of hgi terage excepting long lumber
which Is to ed ashore BY the ship crew and that
forteitureo one thousand collars which TO be aid
BY the party breaking this agreement to the o,he
sigpers thertof. And th7 cha rman OF this meetin
is hereby authorized to institute all necessary les Al
nr0e oaaln nrna1 .l1oor fha aarr.a
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Rates of Advertisinz:


oneineh ofspace in length Of column, constitutes
q f.scgA5sg.'
sI.oopcF square daily first week. rs cents per week
after iTec insertions less, $i00; continuing eve.
ny csher day after first week, so cents. - IGgif
Haf 5Quare three insertions or less 76 ceutR: on
week, Sl00; SO cents per week after
uzder head Of AMusEMENTs, 100 per square per
week three insertions or lesu, $3.50.
SPaoIAL NoToEs, So 90 per SQUARE first week,
aI0 Per square rsr; trse insertions or less 81
bslf 4 squere, three inserfions, sl.Oo one week, /,
$40 =
kdEertsementg inserted in the MAINE STATE
RRss htoh hep large circulation in every part of
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