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P1LLS-Ayer's sugar coated, Drandreth's and
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r. S. lO-4O Bonds.

,.csc bonds are issued md the Act Of Congress
sustf under this Act shall be EXEMPT FROM
TAXATION by Or tnder any state or municipal au,
shority. Subscriptions ~ these bonds are received
in United States notes or botts Of National Banks.
they are TO BE REDEEMED IN COIN, at the
pleasure of the Government, my period not Tess
han ten more THIN forty pears from their date,
md until their redemption FIVE PKR CENT. IN
rEREsT WILL he f'AID IN COIN, on Bonds Of
not over one hundred dollars annually and on aIl
'tllcr Bonds semi.annually The interest Is payable
IN the first days Of March and September In each
year.
Subscribers win receive either Registered or Cou.
pom Bonds as they may prefer Registered bonds
arc recorded on The books OF the L. s. Treasurer,
md can be transferred only on the owners order
'oupon Bonds are payable to bcdfer, and sre rncre
convenient for commercial uses.
Subscribers to this loan will have the option OF
having their Bonds draw interest from March 1st by
paving the accrued interest in con--(or In United
states notes, the notes Of Matrimonial Banks add.
ing fifty per cent for premium receive them tiraw
ing interest from the date of subscription and deposit.
As these Bonds are
ErcmW from Municipal or State 1aration,
their va'uc is INCREASED from to three per cent.
per annnn, according 10 the rate of tax eyies in
various parts of the country.
AT the present rate of premium on gold they pay
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DISASTERS
M A r Il

Castne-June 23d, by Rev. A. f. Ives, Capt
Frank A. Garnsey of bangor, to Miss Lizzie F..
daughter of Capt Leonard Gay Of C.
Eastport-June 10th. DR.. Vim. II. Rockwell OF
Brattlcboro, Vt, to Miss Nellie L. Move of Il.
Eoston-Alay 30th Hiram Merritt to Miss Car
olinc Il. Look, both OF Addison.
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OVER EIGHT PER CENT INTEREST


in currency, and are Of equal convenience DIS per.
mnnen or temporary investment
Its believed that no securities offer so great In.
duccmcuts TO lenders as il,e various dissertations 81
4. :. Bonds In al other forms of Indebtedness.
tc e,i,l mr. ability of nriv,te narties or stool .a,,
panies or separate communities only is pledged for
,,no .,. ,,,,,.,t ne ,,,,, ,;n.;;., .,., ,,.a.. =.
coin;
These Bonds may be subscribed for IN sums from
up " ''y oi 'ne same 'er'S anu are
into money at any moment and the holler will have
II mny be useful to state in This connection that
the total Funded Debt of the United States on which
interest Is pasaoie III soid on the 'd day OF March,
io'f' WAS s'o>''o''oo Inc interest on TINS deot I
the coming fscai year VIII ny st',18l2', wh'ie the
'"s'"'"9 II, s,'
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N OF &c T.

Notice is hereby given that by virtue of IL
censc from the Probate Court, there will be cx-
posed for sale at tho house of Alanson j. liaslam
in Waltham, on tho 30th day of July next at ono
o'clock in the afternoon, much of the real es-
tato of Alauson ]. Ilaslam in the County OF Han
cock, deceased. as win produce the sum of $500,
for the payment of his debts, and Incidental
charges OF sale Said real estate consists of sixty
eight acres, and is situated in Waltham aiore-
said.
Terms one half down, and the other in six
months, with good security.
A. +. BURNHAM, Admr.
Waltham, June goth, 1861. 3w23
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Al % !, schs Sea Flower, Rice, Cranberry Isle
Champion. Harding, do; Hudson. llanes, Ire
mont; Colon, -, Gouldsboro; Ophir, Snow
Drooksvilc.
Bosros-Ar 22d, schs Forest Colson, MibriJgt
sloop Bloomcr, Pray Eden.
Ar 23d, briggs J Ross (of Scnrsport) Small
Sagua, June 3; l. nj Merritt, (of Bucksport)
Berry, Philadelphia; scbs lIalcyon, King, Sulli.
van; Carossa, Ryder, Ellsworth, Belle Creole
Sylvester, Bangor.
Ar tn, schs Forest, Jordan. and Edward, Ire
worgy, Ellsworth; Freedman, Sargent Joncsport
Tanner, Hart, Bangor; Clear the Track, Cove,
Einalhavc Franklin, j. wrence, franklin.
| Ar 25th, schs Qncro, Hardy, Machias; Tmbri n,
Allen, Harrington; Cape Col Hammond, Goulds.
boro; Caroline, Mitchell, Millbridgc: Valparaiso
Higgins. Trenton; Gersia, Alley, Ellsworth.
Ar 10th, schs Eagle, Hill, Hancock Baltic,
Bunker Ellsworth.
Ar 2Sth, schs Hiram, Cook, Calais; Dolphin,
Lord, Ellsworth, and Brilliant, Hatch, bangor
HARrroRD-Ar goth, sch M Varnum, Tur-
ncr, Bangor
WARRES Sid 2?d, sch Delaware, Grant, Ports
mouth. ri, to load fish guano for Boston.
NEwroET-Ar I'D, schs Rodondo, Tate, and
James Tildcn, Davis, Providence for New York,
Cor Ellsworth)
ALExANpnr, Ar goth, briggs Julia f Arcy.
Iiodgson, Bangor; Rio Grande, Grccneaf, Bath.
DISASTERS.
Sch Mcdford, Jord m whic,, sailed from Els.
worth Goth inst, for proviicnco, with lumber, put
back 2lth, lcaky, having been ashore in the rv
er. Her cprgo will be forwarded in another yes
sci.
Sch Boundary, johnson, Of and from Machias-
port for Providence, while comlog into the har
Dor Of Newport evening of the 2Gth, was run int"
by U 5 transport Metropolis, from Portsmouth
Grove for New York, and had bowsprit started,
lost jibboem, carried away two forward port
shrouds, and received other damage. Tho steam
er received no damage and proceeded.
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L. S. INTERNAL REVENUE. FIFTH COL.
LECTION DISTRICT OF MAINE.
4 GREEABLY to an Act OF Congress, "To
"a provide internal Revenue to support the
Government and pay interest on the public debt.
approved July lst. 1862 and for other purposes !"
| hereby give notice that have received from
n. A. joy, Esq Assessor of said District the an
nual list of Excise Duties and Taxes assessed In
he m NTH nt May, 1854. That said Duties and
Taxes have become due and payable and that |
wi attend 'ithcr personally or by Dcputics) to
receive the same at the times and places named
b low:
HANCOCK COUNTY:
At Ellsworth. at the Collectors office August ],
and }.
At Bucksport at the Custom House, July Is and
49,
At Castinc, at the fustom House. July 20.
At Scdgwick, at Doritys Hotel July u.
At Deer lsle, at tao store Of F. z. Spoff1rd, July
%.
At b ucIil, at the St re of Vim. Hop ms, July
o.
Vt Somcsv!llc, Mt Desert at the Store of John
Somes July &c
At Gonldsboro, at the Union Store, July %.
And further give notice, that all persons who
said assessed upon them, To the Collector or hi
be liable 10 pay tca per ceRaH ad itional upon IT,
amour. thereof.
JOHN WEST,
Coll et'r Of Fifth Col cotton District. Ne.
franklin, June 18th, lsst q
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IrroM NEsSPs. GREEN & CO., DEER ISLE
GREENS LANDING, Me-, June 2l-Ar 18th
sch Star of the West, Morse, Portland, now a
Swans Island.
Ar 18th, schs Valparaiso. Higgins, Tent IN for
Boston, Bilow. (of Deer I.lr) Stinson, at Que
reau 4th Of June with 1900 goldfish.
Ar l9,h. sch Clement, Beal, Joncsport fol
Rockand.
Ar 10th, scbs Henry Chase, Thurs,on, Boston
Thistle, Martin, Hancock for Boston; Mary
Edncy, Bennett, il,ncoek Cor Portland; Circas
sian, knowlton, Bangor for Boston.
We had heavy thunder shower the 10Th, was
very much neeled 5 ii was the first rain we have
had for some time.
June 2l-Ar 2lst, sch Matilda, Sawyer. Dos.
ton.
Ar 23d, schs aba:ail Libbey. Harrington for
Boston, Emma 0akes, Johnson, Ellsworth fol
Ronduut, Y.
Ar 2ith, sch pos.boy, Stascn, Boston for Ban
gor.
launched, 23l, new fishing schooner, Gs tons
built hv and launched from the yard Of Capt
Geo. W. Collins.
June 90 Ar 18th, schs, Almy, Eaton, Rock
land; Essex, Hambien. -.
Ar 27th, schs Emma, CLOSING, Scarsport; Gen
jackson, Gouldsboro for Portland
Winds are very light Weather has been very
warm and dry ill within day or two. We have
had several good thunder showers.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
EDEN Cid ?lst, brig Cemantha Hopkins, Ia
NOR, Machias. load for Washington Dc; sch
Onward, Higgins New Haven
MAcHIAs-Ae 10th. sob Donworth Drew, Port
land; ed, Crusoo. Ke,lar, New York; 23l. brig
John Gaddes, (Br), Brown, Y; 26th, schs Ju-
liza A Rich. Leaiap. N Y. Sarah Louisa, Dobbiu,
Boston; SiIas Wright, smith, Roekland; brig
Elizabeth, Berry, Boston.
Cid 22d, sch Margaret, Pendicton, Boston;
John Rugsies, Perry, Boston; orono, Smith,
Newburyport; 9th. i'm Pope, Libby, Boston;
Dolphin, Talbot, New York; p Adams, Wass,
Bermuda.
PeRrL.ND-Ar goth, schs Constitution, Fagg,
Millbridge for Boston; starlight, Mason, Ellis
worth; Christina, Dodge, Blsehil, Ensorci,
Bunker, Deer Isle.
Ar 2lst, schs North Battery, Anderson, Els
worth; C C taanswor h, Gray, a7d Willie Lee
Gray, Bnckspoit, celunIia, Mage d.
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d led.

Ellsworth Lorcnda A.. daughter of Reuben
and Eliza JeIlison, aged years
Bluehill-Junc 18th, Capt. Spencer Trcworsy
aged 30 years.
Tremont-Juno 2lst, Charles f. Lunt, aged II
years and . m ,nth,.
June 10th, Julia. aged years, daughter OF
Reuben and Judith Dix
North Sedgwick--June 18th, Mrs Mary Luf.
kin, aged 81 years and two months.
Bangor-Junc 22d, a. c. Smith, Esq. aged A?
years.
Brewer Nil'nge-June 22d, Mr.. VIM. p. Drake,
aged 81 years.
Columba--Junc 9TH, Helen T., wife of CHARLES
A. ilson, AMI daughter of Hon. J. Lippincott.
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Shipping Nous.
M EMOR A NDA.

Brig L. T. knight, of Scarsport, 237 ton :
built in 1853, has been purchased by parties in
Portland, on private terms.
LAUNCHED "A double deckcd vessel If about 80
tons launched on Tuesday last from the yard
Of Master John Shaw at Machias. She is owned
be l.. Longfellow i Son.
At Eden, 10Th inst from the yard of Mr. Thorn
as Knowles, fine barquc Of about 400 tons, call
ed the "Annie L. Gray She was built for Capt
Gray (who IL to command herr and others of
Buckspnrt The harque IS of good model, excel
lent craftsmanship, aud is most substantial ves-
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4 rJMfNISTRATOR,S SALE.

Z, Notice is hereby given that by virtue of censs
from the Judge of Probate for the County of Han
cock, shall offer for sale, on the premises, til,
ninth day Of August next ut ten O'Clock in the fore
noon So tnucH If the real estate of Will N w
Iiipckty late of lnthiH died sfzsd and possessed
as will produce the Of FIVE hnnsred and invent,
dollars, for the payment If his Just debts incidental
charges and charges of administration. Said rea
estate consists OF the right of redemption of tn,
homestead farm and buildings of the said William
W. Hinckley, situate IN said Eluch; also u lot o
wood and m adow land near n. A. Grays, contain
ing about one hundred acres: al one undivided ha
of lot containing one hundred acres more or less
being lot No tIirty-two of the second division of lot
on tie plan of Bluelill also lot of wood land call
cd the Gregory lot containing about fifty acres ais
two undivided fifth parts of the meadow near ). !
Norton's, containing three acres more or less.
Terms cash.
D. NJ. PERKINS, Admr.
Bluchill, June ed, 1861. Poi
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AUCTION.
WILL be sold at Public Auction, Mt my Office
w in Castuc. on the ID day Of Au,us next,
nj 10 o'clock A. NJ. Pew No. "a, in the Methodist
T.. Church. in Castnc, being the same owned b.
the late ohm Foster.
C. J. ABBOTT, Admr.
Castinc, juno %, 1864. 3w2i
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The subscriber hereby public ice to all concern
cd, that he has been duly appointed and has taken upon
himself the of Administrator of the estate It
ARIEL IIOVEY. late Of Gouldsbor",
in the Co. Hancock. ycoman deceased by giving bord
the law directs lie therefore requests all persons
who indebted TO tho dcccascds estate, to make i'm
mediate payment, and those who lavc any demand,
hercon to exhibit tho same for settlement.
JOHN C. II0VBY
June Is, 1861. M
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TIVE subscriber hereby give public notice to all con
l ccrned. that he has been duly appointed and ha
taken upon himseIfhe of Executor of the las
win and Testament of
WILL IAn HOOPER, late Of Scdewick,
in the Co of Hancock yeoman deceased by giving BON
iswdirccts he therefore request all persons who
indebted to the said deceased estate to make immediate
payment. and those WHO nave any demands thereon Il
exhibit the same for settlement.
DANIEL MORGAN
June 10 1864. MA
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BOOTS & SHOES :

In this department We have an extensive assort-
meut OF good articles. Gents Calf, Kip and Con.
gress Bouts; Ealmorals, CATERS and slippers, fof
Ladies, Cnidren and Misses, in good variety.
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iIIllnt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-26

NoR SALE Alta GREAT sAcRIFfCE-A COUNTRY
u Residences the east bank Of tho Hudson.
mandng II the finest views Of the river contains
about acres q land under xod onvstion variety 81
and mapie conveniently arranged
contains II with stables carriage house. &C., an
nearly within fifteen minutes drive OF railroad steam
boats schools aud churches For further Particular
quire Of VAN HOssKN BRO, 81 South street.
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VVANTED-A Six SEAT RocKAwAy OR GERMAN
w town CARRIAGE must be in fret rate condition. Al
dress Q. o. r., boz " Post onlcc for week
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yNR WOULD CALL ATTENTION TO THE SALE OF
w PROPERTY Church. Chambers, Madison. 1lsth and
10Th streets Ninth Tenth avenues he sold NJ
ancion BY y. H LUDLOW co. to-day friday, ~
Hufldinr tNw. Ysr .r-
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Many other Houses varonsly which described
printed list which can be obtained AZ our once
E. H LUDLOW 4 CO.
ITO CARTMBN AND TRUCRMEN.-FoR SALE. THE
House and large Lot ~ feet inches 'front.' with stablea
Barrow street near Blocker very cheap also Lot
ner Nth street and Fourth avenue. e.ff
- -. WV. i'll GRAY. 81 Wooster street
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yTlLUABLR PROPRRrY-A GOOD INVESTMENT;
Y tito GOOD, corner .pf Eighth avenue and Fifty fifth
Is feet front l25 feet Fv nth street
northwest aide terms LIBERAL Apply to THOS. SCANLAN.
10 West Slxteth street eHaeh
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s,a., ~ .s,ALIss.conr.irIro % ACRES UPLAND.
oshss ~. ., cultivation, good house arss barn
rsvnsrr,ss l. aSont ms. apple ORCHARDS, * w
.cvshern Rail Road OF New Jersey and ma. on
apdine together with the n rn,,ns M.
- team o. goo horsss, wagons MOVING mashqo." ~
sren hsss Tor cJ properly Apply -
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RIO RENT PAyERs.-FoR SALE CHEAP A TWO
story Frame House, good location; from 5000 10 sso
cash We balance from 800 70 Ssn per Also three
bnker ter ~ the sane, tused on Fifth avenue Appy
70 dahl IL ROOT corner Of Fifth avenue and Seventh
street. BROOKLYN.
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EyOR SALE-rouR STORY BROWN STONE HOUsR
IN Twenty eighth street between Madison aud Fifth
modern improvements Three story House.
extension paror, Ese Twentieth street. north near
Second avenue. Apply tomorrow 10 DANL II. CURrIS 81
William street
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.wFS~ N@f. ssSt-gE Mmn
fes sKo wfkN f4l4se4~g Ef 80 aDe4 rketN
e4M t 20 #NEa A2NaNH4 sslr.E.H. ~
4 t~t sAs - a44ss428t
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Eon sALE-Ir BRooKLyH, A TWO STORY AND
IT attic frame House with estenson lot Trl00 peasanty
satsd % lafayette avenue asth house east or
s~enss h eleven reo1A wafer and gas, and sood dry
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FEBRUARY 2e, 1864.


THE FOLLOWING FIRST GLASS AND DESIRABLE
| Houses are sale only by
v n, LUDLOW n CO., No. = Pine street.
perp.its 70 ,isw and full particulars be had
ami eat hon AZ Office. #..Nf
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n COUNTRY RBsfDENCEs0k GARDEN YARN FOR
Ss 600 In the village Of Rockville Centre Long Island
lies from City Hall Brooklyn IS acres choice land In
hign cuivnon; large. faahooabe buildings nearly
grapes straw blackberres raspberries &C.
building 'itnn anartsr Of mile stages pass the door
V.,ns per- order farm; be seid Apply
NJ. t. PETIT, at Messrs Kraft Hl's 36l aud 253
Broadway and O'Clock r. H., address
". a Petit Rockville Centre, N. T.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-26

SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
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= sSasIFioKsr RESIDENCE. valued .. saSoo, for
sfLEsDip VILLA. valued at s15Do Tor $50
AaANpsoAE COTTAGE ssiasd a. ei.tG for stoo
80 ran iots IN the village l. l. within
fory nufrs fs ~ New by either Of
s~c railroads runn,ng hour.
fur spendid hcsasnces suitable Lots included.
q The Pace xt51 be ocated BY the pur
themselves alpletrd. THIS ~ one
TIE most bea utfA II land within hundred miles
New forA. anu has before been offered for s~is
fsucan putsbe =.
Inc advantage OF investment In this property on tue
7srt large CT thriving OF moderate means
apparent ALL Tns yanta.es enbrac, economy.
somso d The uauries Of = and ity life conbnrd
- for tie exhibit Of correct taste In beau
hins inisl home AND ~ insurance OF valuable IN
Arffanre 70 children b, the rapid advance OF pccu-
ars value which this property 10 sure 10 realize
Pnb on ali points with drawings Of
different showtns the exact location OF
s-s .ols W II he furnished n piieatlon xr
ABBOTT. CHADWICK A. HUBBARD,
N William street, between Liberty ana Csuaf.