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Sanitary ConAMission.

Office " The $. sanitary OosnR,isssof. u /.
S28 Broadway. N. T., Dec, 20, 1884.
/ LION. ISR 4EL WASHBURN, JR, Of Portland.
IL Maine, has consented to accept the duties Of
General Agent of the Commission for Maine and
s hereby appointed such agent BY authority or the
BE will be ready to furnish advice 70 the friends
OF the Commissions work throughout the State:
Commission should DO paid to MT, WashbuEn or TO
persons designated BY him
Hon DIR. Washburn is the sole agent reoognizeq
by the Commission Tor Maine. yE sa
i-'t-,,,,t.,s $50 j. IF0STER JENKIAS,
dec2sd&wtf General Secretary.
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q The bodies OF the knees to be sided to thu iame-
ter OF the ARM taken at the dde Of the length of
the arm The OF the Diane, er of the arm at Of
it, length clea- of body Of the knee to be con-
the arm will be measured from the centre Of the
body, and the moulding ze OF the end of The body
must Do equal to the net siding Of The knoe q
The knees are to be Tree from all defects. and
subject to the usual inspection of the Yard. The
price Of outquare knees will 40 per cent less than
the prices named for square and in-square knees.
"By order Commodore T. BAILEY, Command
ant" Q8afadls0g $50 aTg,li 92f,1--
III. r. WENTWORTH, Is
Naval Store Keeper.
Mayo,l oo5.s AZ f&0 -A.s4 Vi may10tf
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The following are the classes by their numbers re-
quired at the respective navy yards:
KITTERY. ssa
Nos. i 3, a. 8, 6, Z, 9, 10, II, IL, 49, ID, 10, &c.
II, Is, 10, 20, q, %, 90, 81, So. n
~ CHARLESTOWN. Sv-A =.
Nos. ] 2, 81, 9, 10, II, 10, IA, 1e, II, IS, 49,
20, %, 2S, 20, "a, 35. rs
BROOKLYN. eiA $500
Nos. /, g. 8, 49, 6, Z, 9, TO- Ii, 12 IA 16, IT, IS.
49, 20, 81, %, %, %, %, 81, 28 %, 81, 49, a. 49,
l PHILADELPHIA frstrf
% Nos. I 9, 8, 8, 9, 10, IL, 10, IA, 16, II, IS,
Is, 90 %, %, "a, "a. -
sts 6aa sese5 WASHINGTON. t-
- Nos. 8, 8, 7, 8, Q, 10, II, IL, ~, is, 1s, 90
9e'A s AZ NORFOLK. As .naai
Nos. 1, Q, 3,4,5e Z, 9, 10, ii, ~. 49, IA. is. IL
~, ~, 10 Il, ~, 70, 16, ~, rs. aa JULY ,iaw4w
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LUMBER I!

HyHE Bethel Steam Mil Co. are prepared to tut
Il nish Spruce dimentions Of all sizes Also,
Boards Shineies athes, and Pickets, at short no.
3 Ofics tsommercial Street, ear tho head of Hob
sous wharf JABEZ TRUE Treas'r. Il
{ fortiand. April %, 1865, sa. q ap2edsm "a
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TnGs' COLLEGE.

FINHE First Examination for admission n On.
a, clleye will take place on Thursday Ju 18Th
lima 10 100. A. A. MINER President
s2oa .a. and College Bills amount to about
Of eaoS st,d vher expenfes vary with the economy
''-H'ne june21W &s8w
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CORTLAND, SAGE Se PCRTsEOUTss
KRIS a y. RAIER0An- aA
YORK y CUMBERLAND RAIL ROAD.
UMMER ARRANGRMgNr.

zsem1sEA1 On and after Monday 10th inst 1866,
TRAINS viii leave as follows until fur.
Their notice: 81
Leave SAGE River Tor Portland, as Sz5 and s.2o
A. NJ, and 3.45PM II
Leave Portland for Saco River, at AS A. NJ. and
l 81 ard GO T.. ri. M
The 80 r NJ. train out and the 545 a. III. train
into Portland, VIII DO freight trains with passenger
cars attached. l5 y ii7 ~ 2
Stages CONNECT at Gorham Tor West Gorham,
Standlsh, Steep Falls, Baldwin, Denmark, Sebago,
Bridgton, Lowell, Hiram, Brownacld, Fryeburg,
Conway, Bartlett. jackson, Huntington, Cornish,
Porter, Freed oTn Madison, aud Eaton, n. H. IN
At Buxton Center fer West Buxton, Bonney Ea.
gle, South Limngton Limngton, Limerick, New.
Held, garsons6eld and Ossipea
At Sa0carappa for South WiE1dham, Windham
Hill and Il ORTIZ WindhaIn, daily.
DAN. CARPENTER, Supt.
Portland, April 9. 1856. dtf
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For Sale Cheap.

<XA Two secondhand FIRE EN-
~ EkSFE3A good order
Hand Fire Engines. Apply to ''''''''' ''i
EZRA RUSSELL, Chief Engineer
Or A. P. MORGAN Chairman COMMITTEES an PORT
land Fire Department. inne1e1t
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PORTLAND AND KEaNEBEC r. z.


On and Of or Monday next trains will ieayc Port
landpaIly for Bath. A1gts4a, WatarViie, Renda Is
Nilia, and skowhegan, az r., M, and on SATURDAYS
only for Bath and Augusta At l5 p NJ The rain
from P9i laAd at z, N, connectsat Kenda rs Mills
with the train for Bangor and OF her stations east
sam snig'st. Passengers from Portland desiring to
and inform the conductor in the cars that they 90
through to Bangor. and he will SO arrange their
fares through that it shall cost them no more nv
tbs route then b, AM otter
Tfans are dde In 70 tiand TO connect With trono
at 283 P. II. + = - $40 eseiy uHy
FREIGHT Train loaves new depot Portland at o4s A
M. daily. 5-9 s
sl.8 81. ,ass EDWIN MOVES,
April n, lSdb-apr2Otf Superintendent.
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TRAVELLERS AND TOURISTS,

INSURANCE. against accidents in travelling on your
4 summer excursions be effected IN reliable OIL
ces, as follows:
For 10 cents we VIII give you ticket insuring your
LIE for $780, which your heirs will receiyein case OF
deeth BY accident and $40 per week compensation in
case o. injury IN travelling Tickets good for twenty
We VIII issue policy your life for So 00O and $25
per week compensation against all and every descrip-
proper ton. - 's-'i' -
An Iers are invited to call ct our Office and re-
ceive further information. ~ - ~
laH JOHN e. DOVE g. SON.
a 5sN 20 EXCHANGE STREET. ~
ed GET INSURED. basin99 % { jun29-lmeod.
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pleasant to the palate, cause no pain, act
exhaust and for elderly persons females and child
rem, are just the thing. Two taken az night NOV,
in all cases of Piles and Falling of the Rectum. We
promise a cure for all symptoms Of the DYSPEPSIA,
such Oppression after eating Sour Stomach, Spit
Pain in fhe Back and Loins, Yellow Of the Skin
and Ewes, Sick Headache, Coated Tongue, Bilious
ness. liver Complnint, Loss Of Appetite, Debility
Monthly Pains, and all Irregularities, Neuralgia,
Faintness, SC. Traveiers md the Lozenges }nst
aphot aey need, they compact and i1odor0us
mat they may be carried IN the vest pocket. Price GO
cents per box small boxes 80 cents. For sale by j.
S. HARRISON & CO., Proprietors, No fremont
Temple Boston. VIII be mailed to any address on
enclosing 80 cents. jnly4d1y
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Thros1ah Tankef,

Passe myers taking the l. Is train from pb;sda,.
phla. Will make sure connections with this Line u
raEsse en- taxing The A: NJ train from New
Passengers taking the r, N. Train rom Wseh.
ington will make sure CONNIE ctions With tha Line
FREIGHT taken to NORFOLK, FoRTRRss MONROE
and RICHMOND up to O'Clock | 10 = =
Information in regard t. the Line will be furnished
py- A. W. SHAW,
W. SupeFintendent New Line, Baltimore
3lA june 10 Ipaeod 11T : T~N-Sf1 r. 4
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tin ! tirssouo. 70 ouo that is alyays refreshing

TO the people, VIZ, ths COD
STAMP and The good thinss T. at
are 3 gu ed to a ! wh5 have faith
in it, IT mi $. and sac hat the
ST naljs are on al TIE sh ,es theH
bug Thi- STAMP is ono OF tho
troubles MGf t03r1y the tanRor
lCH nc The people o. afGin0 liks
then too nell f r the bai oct Of
the Ben or obDars, SOME Of
wtona buy the LEAyiG0s and
TBIRD QUALITIES OF Goods that
the O I'D Man viii not ACC pt
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AiiiloiT he only Through Line
Carrying the q. 8 Mali to sichmond, Va
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DIR. j. B. HUGHES
CAN BE FOUND AT HIS
PRIVATE Il MEDICAL ROOMS,

ftXKHERE he can be consulted privatelv. and with
w the utmost confidence by the affiicted, at all
hours 9ally, anu IN those =, M ~ to P. M.
aaicton Of private diseases, Whether arising fom
impure connection OF the terrible vice Of seEabnse
Devoiing his entire time to that particuiar ba,i ~
the medical profession, he feels warranted in or
RANTEENG CURE IN ALL CASES, whether If lone
standing recently contracted, entirely removing
the dregs Of disease from the system, and maxim
perfect and PERMANENT CURE. T7
He would cali the attention of the afflicted 70 the
fact of his long standing and wel-earned reputation
cess.
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fNHE RINGER OF PROVIDENCE. from n e
Il Toachiaes OF Experience seem TO point to
THE GREAT HUMOR REMEDY,
H0W.ARD'S YRGsTfBLE CANCER AND
Z 'i-7ii-ftlN' cANK8R SYR0P,

As the great and co tain cure for all those fer nj
and destructive maadlos which arise from ia pui Q
state OF the blo~d. The wonderful susce which
has sH a cases, whcreit has on fairly irico To-
lowed It's use. ieaves no room to dtubt the biessed
fact that aucefs may be Cared
Sufferer. from the scoarge may Therefore lnnp-
er dread the fearful alternative OF the sur coma
knit or the grave. They have n speedy I'd CO tain
remsry. oh removts th m lady rost AMI braiie
when IN thousands o. this oper ting knif do 4
ougty TenOya Q the Constitution. and hat can only
DO done by pniifnz the 70 mass OF ths eireulat.
lar fluid. THIS seisc:sd BY { Syrup a. thous ana
have testified.
The CANCER and CANKER SYRUP iufalli-
bly, eradicates and cures the worst cases Of
Canker, even when given up as incurable by
doctors. 1t banishes Salt Rheum entirely and
permanently. In Erysipelas its effects are sur
prising. All cases, however virulent, Of scroe-
ula or Kings Evil, " bite Swelling, or Turors,
are dissipated speedily. Old Ulcers are cared
without leaving bad effects after closing them
The most terrible Scurvy complaints it ban'shes
from young or old. Distressing Nenralgc
Affections soon yield to its power. Il clears tl'
Complexion from Blotches and Pimpes,
renders it brilliant Il cures Jaunjce aud Dye
pepsia. and all Eruptive Diseases. 10 all cases
Of Female Weakness and Irregularities prcduc
ing General Debility, Piles, etc., ,ts effects are
miraculous.
p5y-ora trial 10 all that Is needed 10 prove the e.
eulisr virtues Of the Syrup Its repu alton Is now
~ well established that more need not be said ia
Immense sale Is its best recommendation.
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de 4 y. 3. MILLAR
l99 a SHIPPING, FORWARDING,
And Commission Merchant,
zie72oTower Building,
Liverpool, England. %

The undersigned, for many , ears past q resident
OF this city, respectfully bees to inform his old
friends that having established himself at the above
general commission business In shippia and for.
warding merchandise TO ali arts OF the American
Continent and In the sale of consenmt nte of Lum-
Der and other produce on which he vii make Gus
tomary advances j. 3. MILLAR.
RFERRNoEs-St. John Smith, Esq; A s. Z.
Spring; II. Winslow Co; John Lynch Co. 7'
May 12-d3m* 14-ali l''f w a
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F-e..-AeH eSA-N.-if iFi
ssy5 s5sJ s94r CONSU aPTI0N. s.l. y.
The proofs of its efficacy are SO numerous so we'll
authenticated and Of such peculiar character, that
sufferers cannot reasonably hesitate to receive the
profered aid 81 sd sloif,r .oie (, 81 ,ssSss-u -
is precisely that which has SO often baied the
highest order Of medical skill The facts are tangi-l
ble the witnesses accessible, and the safety aud eff
cacy of the Syrup inc0ntrovertlbleef I5f8f H.
The undersigned, having experienced the benef-
Gin effects of the Larookahs Syrup do not hesi-
tat to recommend it to the attention of the Public
the bestMedicine they ever used sa 5efsl ~
Rev'J ingalls, Meirose - Munger Augusta Ne
Mp Seelee Merose VIM H Strout " iton g
" Herrick Lynn - Z" Swanton Ranks Portland
"JM Barnes Maiden" Me.
"J Nv Bailey LeSmn. t'r,. q Turner W Harpswen
IA" Dln Atkins Mil b'ry's g Rice Lisbon M.
" w Stetson Nant'ckt' :. A Hatch Scion ~
Els Stubbs Lawrence . " b Randall Lewiston "
Marcy Dedham - 81 T Hill w NJ atcrvile g
es8 S; W Winchester Ral " Stevens Dxdeld"
Merrill Cambridge John Laeks t EPoan aa'r Me-
"S A Cushing shrews- Reys Eikins Canbriiseyt
=. bury Ms: 80. " A s eyens Line DIN e
- WE harrington New Adams II w eton "
Bedford Ms. :. Clark Nortlfeld %
/" D Banster Ludlow Ms % NJ Bullard Derby 90
% Harding L Salisbury Quimby Newbury ~
s George seuthbriass , tsa q. sul =
Bailey Newton Up as Cummings WThomp
= Looms 50 Warmth 81 , Weeks Oneida Ct
Ms. L. L Durham fOllands
Z Z" Kinney Brdgewa- Z" Parsons Rockwell 81
asa ~ LeE ms ~ ..-tl.r % r II Brown Burnside 6
Il " u Boswoftn w Sand-i &c w Corttis Stafford
Il = wich Ms, @At Springs CT
" John bay Lynn Ms I" Beecher Birmingham
/" j L Haniford Water Ct ~
- town Ms. eAN q w McDonual Providenr
j Stephens Newburypo Ma "a RIits,yeh .lfga ~
Geo Childs Lyden q q G Simmons O,,ahe,s
DR. b Abbott Melrose -. / SPRING. N vi = ~
RevR Newhall NGraham NH - Harris Root NY
Kidder Unity :" ELittle ClntonvIle',
4" d Bailey Hennker"ff Ell Convey asonvile g
4, a Y Chase Gambia g /" Vim Cuett& Son Troyss
d w Barber Gilmanton s B Ford New YORK
e.g Nh. A1sl % yGs "W Robertson Newark NJ
4 Bowles Manchester " Henries Annapolis Md
II. ~ /" T6oodnow Topeka Kas
81" Barres CoebrookI webster Army
NH. Robt White Georgetown C
Knight w DurhadnE E Brown Washington "
( sslts Me. gsit.,s.inssf Geo A Bsssett g :"
60 II Stnchheid Saco MeFDr ingalls, SURGEON
81" NJ Woodbury. Newfeld 3as ~ Arti -Jhff5f- X
y Me. 20
Some Of the above named CIergynen may have chang
ed their Pastoral charge since the publication of thu
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CHAPMAN HOUSE.
Bethel H11T. Maine.

a Is now open for transient and permanent
yE& guests. 1t is located in one of the pleasant
1870 est and most thriving villages h thesState
asEai8 Parties wishing to visit the Mineral SPRINGS
ID SAND Spring, Ice Cave, Basins, Screw Au.
ger rails, and other places of interest, will be sun.
piled with good teams at short notice.
eg- carriage will be at the depot onthe arrival
of all passenger trains. 4 - =
July 6-d1w&eod3w# '''Oii'
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no WARDS HEALING sALVE. In all cases Of
Cancer, Ulcers, Burns Scalds, skin Euruptions, etc
where an external dpp'tcGftOH ma be nece snrv
this Salye, prepared expressly for the purpose viii
be found Invaluable Il will always be useful in The
Household, and box Of il may save much suleriny
and expense Price 25 cents per box s
JANE BOYLE q co., Successors to Reddin
Z Col tate street, Boston Proprietors
" PHILLIPS 3 co, Ag'ts, PortIeuS.
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from manufa lturers. Ia fact this Is thr PklNCI-
PALREAsoN for Il, kElosoEMEaT Of the Iack-
ers and Ps5dfsrs Act, for since good irsrraRted
6ooDs HAVE BEEN so LARGELY INTRODUCES INTO
MAINE, the MISERABLE sHoDDy 50 It cut from Benz
gor DONE sell 50 40 H!!! Re alters Of Maine. SIND
IN YOUR ORDERS, or CALL WHOM you eoms to Bos-
ton, unessihe Bangor ! bbers &C., an amendment
passed to chspter a. that mo man shailb b. allowed
to leave the state any boat or raj roii. who n
tends 10 tex money oat Of The State 10 buy any
goods not owned BY men hge years ie .ds It h the
State o Maine" Thanking the poop and q eilers
Of Mtice for III doubling o. their Custom zee
the Danger Merchants" exAi0.ted their Whole
soaIsd I'D liberal policy q 'tVe G4d lei Ipe tae
subscriber Is de;ermsed to s'aad by the people OF
Maine and give them hs warranted goods at reduced
prices. BontJaR to demand a new pair in every
case where your boots OF shoes pr We dsfsc'ive, If
not wornto that extent that II wou BE- tareasom-
abe to expect a now pair. and tho CID Man
will yige the same to he retailer who taxes tkem
back from you.
HENRY DAya0A,
IS 70 ana % MILK sFREET
fr, l BOSTON,.
r janel0lim&wew :'
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Ship Knees Wanted \

2 %. S.HARY YARD Kittsyy Maine,
,....., as4s.,5 May 5, 1866.
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IL MES win be received and paid for at the
IN Navy \ ard X ttefy, Maine, in quantities OF
from u TO 20 and upwards at the following schedule
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The Steamers Of this Line are all new. coust net
~ at very great expense, coIsetine Of The follow
ing hrst,class sids.wheel sta ans rs superbIy fitted
up in Saloons snd state Rooms: II. = q I
GEORGE LEAkf, Capt. ELAKEMAN; JAMES T.
BRADY Capt, LANDIss CITY POM Can't. TAI.
BOT; DICTATOR Cat DRBRINe - -
Passengers leaving Ba t more in the evening ar
riys in Richmond the neat aft srnoon W Il
Tne stesmers r this Line navigate the James
hiIsr entirely a ths cayime, giving pa -sengers
Gap, and ali othsr objects Of interest. IstT ~
The furniture in the Saloons and State Rooms of
tnes. ooats oeing entirely new. and Of the finest de-
fhe rabies WI | be furnished with he best the
market can afford, and equal to first. class Hotel
Fare, ~
Through TICKETS
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I'm a TENEMENT containing five or SIX rooms,
tiis for 2 family without children
-. Address p. o. Box 4sz.
Aug. 2-dste o far r
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SHUTTING UP a RuMHo1n.

The Newburyport Herald says one rum
place in that city was recently closed by wo-
man in summary manner. Her husband
would drink to intoxication, and the run-sel-
Ter would furnish him and encourage him to
drink. A few days ago while she was at the
wash tub, she knew that her husband was
drinking in the neighboring den. She sent a
little girl to call him home; but he refused to
g. civil go after him myself" she said anil
away she went. The um-seller concealed the
man and refused to say where he was. Being
enraged, she seized water pitcher from the
bar and let the "break of day" upon his brain,
telling him to the floor. A second man came
to the rescue, but he found himself in the like
horizontal position. Then rushed in the wife
Of the rum-seller cautioning her. like Mrs.
JEFF. Davis when her husband was captured,
that the rmn-seller was a dangerous person
and she better escape. Her reply was that he
would not harm anybody when she was done
with him; anil as he began to move she gave
him another rap on the head. She then left
and made complaint against him for keeping a
liquor nuisance, but the warrant not being
served until the next morning, the officer
found that tie place had been closed and the
keeper had gone. Ig f
We have some conservative" people among
us who viii condemn this poor woman, and
denounce her disregard of 'law and order.''-
We are not one of them. We commend her
for her spunk. She had more righto on her side
than had the runseller He was destroying
her husband, and she exercised the same
rights that any humane man orlwoman would
II they should fud a helpless cllild in the den
OF bear. She did right; and would to heav-
en- that every woman afflicted with poor,
broken down, dispiri.ed drunken husband
would how the same pluck,-determine to
save him at all hazards.-and that every rum
seller was forced to stand as much in fear of
the woman whose husband he robs, as that
rum-seller did of the brave washerwowan who
broke the water pitcher over his head. Il
would be good enough for them if forced to
take cold water in the same way. hol SIS
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New YORK, Aug 2.
The steamer Eagle, with Havana dates Of
July 10th, has arrived.
Judge Benjamin arrived at Havana on the
10Th from Nassau. Kirby Smith also arrived
at Havana from Vera Cruz on the 29th ult.,
with ex-(iov. Thomas Reynolds and Capt.
Beauregard, late Secretary of Dr. GWinn
The Ida Leboyl of Pueblo. Mexico. calls for
a convention of the whole people to decide
either for the Empire or the Republic and.
thinks by this means all risk of war with the.
United States will be evaded.
Monterey was occupied on the 22d by the
french troops, under Jeannegran, who called
for the delivery of all arms held by the citi-
zens, and established stringent rules
Mr.. Spanahan, the correspondent oil the New
York Herald, died in Mexico on the 18th.
The constitutional Governor of Lower Cali
tornia, who was supposed to favor the Empire,
had gone to San Francisco. oasi
A Franco-Mexican expedition was prepar-
ing to go thither. SIS X
Military operati ms against the rebels in
sonora and Slnaloa were commenced after the
rainy season.
The American schooner Wilson Crawford
OF Brooklyn, has been seized by the Mexican
authorities at Sinaloa on suspicion of SNUG
Cling. Her master and crew, except one man,
were imprisoned. ,t
A general exchange of Spanish and Domi-
can prisoners was to take place on the 22d ult.
The rebels in Hayti thus far have the adj
vantage. Jehrard has not yet taken Perarize.
The rebels had offered peace to Jeffrard, on
his signing a treaty making five years the
presidential term.
The Stonewall is being prepared to be de-
ivered to the United Stated. III
The health Of Havana is good.
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Miscellaneous.
OiflceOfC OllectOrOf InternaIReyenue
. FIRST Collection. District of State of Maine

1855 PORTLAND, August LAT 1sg5
iONF0RMABLY to the provisions Of tha so,,a.0,
zae.s - AZ SonsIsss % provide Internal Revenue
70 snpPprs IIe and to pay interest on
ceived from the Assessors Of said District he re-
list for 1865; that the several duties taxes and Ia
censes assessed and enumerated in said list have H.
come due and payable, and that will in nerson o
by Deputy, attend TO collecting and receiving the
AFORESAID duties, taxes and licenses assessed and paw
a1le within the County of Cumberland, in said Dis
SLlct, at my ofce, No. % EGchGRge Street. Portland
1.01 sae l5h day Of august TO the 3lst day Of august
TIM tiTeSo' both days inclusive; and at the TON
fror OIEL, in Brunswick, Friday, August 18th,
e 70 O'Clock p. NJ and Saturday, August 26rh
Av ~ Y o'clock A, NJ. to IL M
attend give notice that win in like manner
Licenses as aforesaid assessed and navabie within the
desicnated times IN said Districts at the following
SACO, at the Hotel Kept bv B,.a,. ~ -.
1871, 1896, from 10 O'Clock A. Al. ~ Isor1, 15"g@s'
BLDDEFORD, at the Biddetord Hon. $50 -
p. H.; - zoo VcsocN
LIMERICK, at the Hotel Kept 6v Amos Fetch No..
day, August 21st, 1865, from to II O'Clock Al Ic"-
SANFORD, at Hotel Kept By Timothy Shan. Mon
day, august 2ist, 1865 from 8 to 6o'cSock p. NJ;
SOUTHBERWICK,a at Nescichdn.canick House Tues.
day august I'D, 1875, from 10 o'cIock A. ~, to
O'Clock p. H.;
KLTTERY, at office Of Francis Bacon, Esq, Wednes-
dag, august sd, 1866, from 10 o'clock Il. d., to 2
O'Clock Il. NJ; X -. s...ii...s. RI
kENNEBUNK, at Hotel Kept By Woodbury. a. Hall,
Inswsddy, august 24th, 1855, from 8 o'clock d. M,
10 O'Clock p. M. Il ~ ~ aaiHlss-1
All persons who shall neglect to pay the dutes
taxes ana licences assessed upon them as aforesaid
70 me or my Deputy, on OF before August 81, 1866,
will be liable, under the provisions Of Sec. 2S of an
Act Of Congress, approved June 3Oth, 1s64l to pay
ten per centum additional upon the amount thereof
WIN lee OF twenty cents for the issuing and serving
Of notice" which win in all cases be exacted
No other money than United States Treasury
Notes, OF Notes Of National Banks OF Gold or Silver
Coin will be received for taxes = 1'-''''
Persons in York County, DESTROYS of 40 doing can
pay their taxes at my ONCE. No. % Exchange Street.
Portland at any time prior to september l. 1866 ex-
cept during the time herein specially designated for
their collection elsewhere.
~ NATHANIEL j. MILLER,
aug 1--u4m s4id el5 Is i1alnis COLLECTOR.