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q snow, children, who loves all men 20
asked school inspector. The question was
hardly put before little girl not four years old
answered quickly, stAll wOmeni''
3A young lady objected to negroes carry
ing her across mud hole because she thought
Sambo, imploringly, sTs carried whole barrels
Of sugar"
HA new arrow has been invented in Eng
land which, by an arrangement of the feather
after the fashion of the Archimedian screw, has
arotary motion that gives it new velocity and
directness ~ A AA
RA society of old fogies IS in process of
formation in Washington. No gentleman is eli
gible for membership who has net been for fifty
years resident of the capital. Old fogyism
has seldom been . scarce article in Washington.
- country exchangesays; s'In the piece on
the fourth page, entitled, I'VE Must Not Lag
Behind instead of the line That mould its
dirty Shirt please read That would its duty
shirk'' .f3f ~ gl3 $40 Id
Yin Troy they are trying a new style of
pavement with lines Of fagstone, two feet wide
and six inches thick, divided from each other
b. three feet of cobble stones. The wheels run
on the former. the herses travel ON the latter.
B RWhat an anomaly it is for the Democratic
party of a nation to plant itself on the restric-
ton of suffrage, and to become the champions
of exclusion from civil rights of large portion
of the free native population of . portion of the
states
RThe Buffalo Express says that brigade
of those singular ''sarpints' known as thearmy
worm has started from the vicinity Of the Mag
ara river, and are marcning eastward, sweeping
froma war-path some twomiles wideevery green
thing. fx
% The Connecticut people are getting tired
Of maintaining two state capitals. and are anx-
ious to double up the concern. 1t is proposed
that the Legislature shall vote to have only one
capital, and leave it to the people to say where
that one shallbe. a ia
- Aninteresting archaeological discovery has
just been made in a private property on the side
of the hill of Fouyieres, near Lyons. 1t is the
lower floor of Roman house, perfectly pre-
served. In searching one of the walls recess
was found decorated wish frescoss on q red
ground. 1t is supposed to have served as a
sanctuary for the household gods ~
81 The Petersburg (Va.) .NsUs says, SIN this
commonwealth there is not, as far as we know,
glass factory. button factory, paper mill,
a broom factory, q mandatory Of wooden
ware, a brass foundry, o porcelain factory, a
chair factory, a carpet mill q pin machine, an
agricultural implement factory, a mandatory
for cutlery, type foundry, factory wherein a
single article Of printers useis made, brewery,
a calico print factory, a lock factory, linen
factory, or cotton factory above capacity for
| the commonest work" sas,s ! "a
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A Point on which all Physicians Agree

A Point on which all Physicians Agree.
Out of ten Thousand regular physicians you can
not fad one who will not say that Ssimulants and
InvigOrants absolutely necessary in medical prae-
ties Andyetin by-gone years humane prastition.'
ers have hesitated to administer them because the
dendish ingenuity Of wretchss who make merchan-
disc of human nfrmites had so polluted and deteri.
ated them that the remedy was deemed as danger
Gus as the disease This perpisxity is happily done
away with. Physicians know, because the first
analytical chemists OF the age have dem onstsaie
the fact, that HOsTErrfR'S CELEBRATED
STOMACH BITTERs are absolutely and entirely
free from all perniciou elements. Hence they have
been introduced into The United States Army, and
are accepted wherein the testimony OF the wie the
intelligent and the phiIanthropic is rated at its just
value the best prot ctive against and cure for all
diseases arising from impurity in the air or other
unhealth climate influences, that have been tested
by experience. In cases Of Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint, state without qualification or preser-
walton, that the bters nearly infaible as any
81 ing prepared BY human skill can be-
New York House. SO Cedar Street, N.Y 4
Junezkd&wzW f.-Tfnfl4srag7E NEgFt sffEf
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BY TELEGR APH
49, TO THE - Is 81
EVENING PAPERS.

NEW York, June 20.
Steamer Huntsville from Aspinwall has ar
rived. z A IA
Among the passengers are Gen. Daniel E.
Sickles and staff, and the crew OF the wrecked
steamer Golden Rule. at
The Jacksonville, Fla /, Union of the 18th,
says that a portion of the private baggage OF
JEFF. Davis has been secured near Gainesville,
Fla. 1t consisted OF two boxes and one trunk.
containing many important private letters and
papers. The wagon containing the baggage
seems to have been in advance OF the flying
party, and was abandoned by those having 1t
in charge on learning OF Davis capture.
The Times New Orleans correspondent is
informed that 5000 OF the late rebel army of
Texas have gone over the Rio Grande to en-
ter Mexican service, heavy bounty being Of
fered to the men.
The Tribune's dispatch says orders have
just been issued to muster out the following
among other regiments 10Th, 28sh and 32d
Massachusetts,, 9th New Hampshire, lst Maine,
and 5th, 9th and Sth Vermont.
The Herald's Richmond correspondence
says Judge Ould and Maj. Darlington have
been released on paroie, II being found fney
had no hand in stealing money sent to Union
prisoners. The guilty parties are in confine-
,ment. fEqeT s. s q qf5 sesff flg
Dick Turner is chained to the wall side of
his dungeon. moA l81 6t IR a TT
The Herad's dispatch says beard OF six
engineer officers, consisting Of brevet Major
Gen. Benham, Col Alexander and Others,
have been appointed to convene at Boston for
the purpose examining the coast and its de-
fences from Cape Cod to Quoddy Head at Ihe
entrance of st. Croix river.
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From Central Aneri.a.

- NEW York. June 20.
The government ofSan Salvador has issued
an official bulletin giving the details OF bat
tie at Umon, which overthrew the recent re-
bellion. The loyal troops surrounded the
place, and after some severe fighting, Cabanas
the rebel leader, when he saw the day was
lost, marched forward aud when within few
feet ofthe loyal General Xatruck, fred his
revolver at him, but missed his aim. Xatruck
returned the compliment, and Cabanas fell
wounded. In the struggle which ensued
around the two leaders, Cabanas disappeared.
The official bulletin declares that he sought
and obtained refuge on North American war
vessel 10 the harbor. hAa aF 5H.Hs7t3 7q4
Another account says that his body was
subsequently, seen on the shore, and his friends
conveyed it to place Of burial The papers
of the rebel chief were captured, as we'll as a
quantity of arms and ammunitien and several
leading officials. N
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sALs AT rnn BnoxnRs' BOARD, june q
MARRIED.

In this city, June u.s. by DR. Wright. Isaac Policy
and Miss Sarah + Knight. both of Portland. 9
La Cambridge, Ill. June 8 by Rev B Swsrtze,
Capt G W Martin and Emily K, daughter Of Rev A
Morey, of Geseseo.
In 5accarappa. June u.s. by Rev Bradbury
FOL s Pride and Miss Frances II Davis, both Of
Westbrook. rr LII.
In Biddeford, June 9, Thomas Maxwell and Eliza
beth McQuarter.
In south Berwick, June g. Simon Pill sbury, of
Shapleigh. and Augusta Hooper. of b.
In Lewiston, June TO- Aloion X Lawrence and
Eliza Kelley. .t..,.
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BUY ME, TRY ME & I'LL DO Y0U GOOD.
80 DR.. LangIey,s Anodyne. g

A new medicine for all the summer complaints.
Composed of Roots, Banks and Berries, which seem
to have been designed for the quick, safe and sure
cure Of Dysentery. Cholera. chelera-Morbus aud
Chronic Dsrr@a, which are so common with all ages
and so dangerous at this teason o. the year. We
never advertise certificates Let tstand upon IT. own
merits-this is the only way good hi- should be
known Heaee our motso-Buy me- 30, of The
headi z. Every person who usts 1t will testify. as
many have already, that DR.. Langley's Anody ne IA
the Create discoyers of the age and ust be Queen
of all Medines, by its great cures. Sold by deal.
'eTs Price 40 9, nts per bottle. sia m lsfs' ~
For sale il this city BY II. H. Hay, aad w. r.
Phillips g. Co. junei5eod & wsm
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s. .a "A q a R ID.
Seizure Of Goods.

Notice Il hereby given that the following do
IN scribed goods were seized at this Pert, Oh tie
days hereinafter mentioned, for violation OF The
devenue Laws
April Is, 1866, on board ba,que ~. N. Havsh."
Gag Coffee. On board orig G w. Chase" bbI
Molasses A keR TamaSinds Ma 10. 1866, board
steamer " Aontrea - bundle cloth. Msy 80 LEES
on Commercial 81, DbI Mola,se s June S, 1856,
board .eamsr Montreal . bottles brandY. June
y, 1865 boird steat or M nuea'," 3 Choronom-
tbl, b. aad d kin uzar; oae Dbl Molssses; g.
kegs Tan ain 3. June 1s, 1885, board steam
'Mentreai,Y box OBTAINING piece Of silk aud a
pOrle-moBnAie. jane 2lsl, 1866, on Whari from
steiner "New Brunswick" b cloves.
ANY person or persons claiming the same, are 70
guessed to appear and make such claim within nine
ty days from the date hereof; otherwise the said
goods will be DISPOSED of In accordance with the act
Of Congs esq approved April 2, l54i
u IsR tEL WASHBURN, Jr.,
June 4. lSe5-dlasw Collector
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SPECIAL NorIOks
NOTICE.

The drawing for positions in tho ResatA viii take
place at the A.dermen's Room, City Building, on
Monday, July 3. at II O'Clock A N, at which time
each person o. crew epte ed for the race will have
some authorized representative present. to draw for
them, such psee in the race as may be drawa
for them by the JUDGES.
PER ORDER.
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WAY NOT USE THE aear,

= over twenty years increasing demand has estab-
Iished the fact that Mathews Venetian Hair DYE is
the best in the world. 1t is the cheapest the most
reliable and most convenient Com olete in one bot
te es not require any previous prsparasi ofthe
hair No trouble No crock orstain. Does rub OF
or make the hair appear dusty and dead butimparts
to it new life andluster. Pre- ddces beautiful black
or brown, as preferred. A child can apply 1t Al
ways give satisfa stion. Only 20 OTIS per bottle Sold
eve ywhere. Al MATHEWS, Manufacturer, N. Y.
DEMAs BARrHs Z Co, New York Wholesale
Agents. 4 8a.0y ayl2eed1y
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sOOg0GRApE

The Best veg,ts Preparation for the HAIR.
1t removes Dandruf steps the Hair from falling of,
produces new growth where it has fallen on,
makes stiff hair seftand glossy, and restores Gray
Hair to its natural color. Sod everywhere. K. r.
CLARKE. Proprietor, Sharon, Mass.
June 6-sn eodfwlm 81 i.s 81 llf. III.
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Poa.tln,,d 4thann,,.,,,,

TheAnDual Meeting Of tho Proprietors OF Port
land Athenaun will be held at the Library Room, on
Plumb St. Wednesday. June 2s at u O'Clock NJ for
the choice of officers, aud tho transaction of any
other business that may be necessary. .6as E 1
All books must be re urned to the library before
Tuesday, the 9th mat s..si ...I-.s. Is.
Per Order. ..i s IL s,,r,1 II. +.
june2Sdtd N. WE BIB, Secretary.
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n DIR. LANGLEY'S 4vv
ROOT AND HERB BITTERs

The Great Blood Purifier; thebest Health Restor.
or, and the most perfect Spring and Summer Medi-
eire ever used.
They efsctually cure Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Liver
and Bilious Complaints, General Debility, and al
kindred diseases. " ilA asl
They cleanse the system, regulate the bowels re-
store the appetite, drive out all humors purify the
blood, and strengthen, invigorate. build up ana re-
store to health ami soundness. both body ana mind
all who use them Price 25 so, and 70 cts. per bot
tle Sold by dealers in medicine. GEORGE G.
GOODWIN Co., 80 Hanover ST., Boston.
gN sf5e3gfgA y mchlsd4m
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coLGATR,s HONEY soar

THIS celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal
demand, is made from the choicest materials
Is MID and emollient in its nature. fragranty
scented, anu ext emely beneficialin its act upon
the skin. For Sale By all Druggists and Faney
Goods Dealers. jansldlyr.
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SAILING OF OCEAN STEAMERS.
PORT OF PORTLAND. I
Moaday, q. >. Jane 90.

Monday. Observation-Disclosures. Jane S6.
4at ,4t4i ARRIVED.
Steamer Chesapeake. Sherwood, New York.
Steamer Montreal, Fields, from Boston for East
port and st John EB.,essa III faaili4 s 8o
Brig snew B I'd. (Br) Guptill, Cardenas 10Th inst
via Holmes Hole.
Sch Corbuo. Norton. Rond0ut. s~
Sch Sandman Hobfook, Rondout. 500
Sch Venus. Hersey, Boston. r1s efa e
Sch Phenix, Henley, Bosten. f.
Sch Pilot Harmon, E4stport.
Sch Hudson. Price, PASSPORT. N -A $50
Sch Utica, Th0rndike, Rockland. lH Essa
Sch j w Crawf ford. Davis. Vinalhaven. Ia.
Sch Convoy, Cook Calais for Lynn.
Sch Globe Kendall. Bangor for New York.
Sch Magnum Bonum. Rich Bangor for Boston,
scbs Warren, Sargent, and Friendship, Gray,
Bangor for Boston. t.-. I. ..flyf
sch ohawmut, snow, Bangor for Wellfset.
Sch Prudence, Coombs Bangor for Weymouth.
Sch MeIrose, smith. Bangor Tor Gloucester.
Sch Advance, Courier, Bangor for NeWburyport.
IA - CLEARED llfi ....f n.silil
Sch Emily Fowler, Willard, Alexandria. Var G
York & Son.
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In this city, June II, Edward + Libby, aged year
10 months. 49,, ~ 4.,4as LII. III mol aa
In Freeport, June 49, Mrs Margaret, wife of Caleb
Dunhsm. aged 50 years. 80
In this city, June a. Of congestion OF the lungs.
Mr. John kimball. aged SO years l-
At the Aims House, in Westbrook June 49, John
Colbuin, AGED 90 years. b. 49,
In North Berwick, June 49, OF consumption Mrs
Mary, wife OF Humphrey Weymouth, aged 81 years
10 months. u A9E Vi 4ill tHa boo
IN Sweden. June g. Mrs Sarah j. wife of John
Wiley, aged "A years months.
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Is at 147 Middle Street, where every variety OF
Rubber Gods can be procured. at manufacturer
prices. Their assortment OF Rubber Jewelry and
Fancy Goods isreay magnificent june2stf
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him. We are glad he has left bis country for
his country's good, for We have no desire to
see him hung by the neck until he is dead, al
though he may deserve such doom.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
- 2 ~ - y =
Reasons for Using Bushs Hair DIV,

1t is the most durable 1t contains tie largest
quantity Of dye Each box has thVee bottles SPENCE
and brush 1t coors jet black any desirable shade
ofbEewn. Full directions with each box. 1t can be
easily applied. Price enc dollar. june2T ilw
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A E00 BUSHELS prime dry Yellow Mealing
EOOO. CORN, corgo fch OLIVE Boxton.
Prime +. IL and anu Ca d OATS,
1000 bu, Unse und CORN, 70 sale very loR ~
EDWARD Il BUKGlN,
Junezfeodz~ No 100 Commercial s..
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c. MORSE. M. D.
PER ORDER.
June 28th-sndtd

Treats Catarrh, Bronchitis, and all affections
of the Throat and Lungs, by cold Medicated In
halation. Success unprecedented. Can refer
to thousands in this city and State, and all parts
of the United States. Office No. 2SMrTH STREET,
PORTLAND, MAINE. may24f
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The lightning Fiy-KiIler.

rsstro2s Flies Instantly and is no, liable 10 70
mistaken for anything else Il essilf pre- AIRED ami
use1, and does RAPID execution. laca shee. will at.
trae and kiil quart # H. sand promotes quiet in
reading, peace whLe you eat. and the comfo.t VI
nap in The morRing
Sud By all D. ugsists.
] -N7l Juns2tnd1m
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lone morn q Peri at the gate
of Eden stood, di consulate"

No wonders, she had used her last bottle of
srrRLrSe's AMBRosIA, and fhs article was scarce
on account Of the immense demand Tor it.
iuue2Isnd1w &c."
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Merchnnfs, Band.

A DIVIDEND Of 80 per share win be paid 70 the
IA Stockholders Of he late Msrchanta' Bank, on
amt after July 3d. upon the surrender Of their cir
CHAs. PAYSON, Cashier
Portland, June 81, 1895. j4ne97tl
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"a A NEW OUTAGE HOUSE, ntaiuirs
N;is nine roe ma, sltnated at No. 81 Fr nklin ST.
.2isA Price $3.50 Terms e1ey. Ifrot so d before
slUth OF July. to be rerted For particulars ap-
ply ats Myrtle ct. lA june27df
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lr.nIs Wnmfed.

+ AIDES or Geate aen fveryweere, sell ropu.
~ az Cht. fsoloHa yhs kngrv ngs &c. send
ora pyo our new sQu4rterly," which e0niafns
fallpliii ars. b. b. RUSSELL { Co, PUB ishers,
IS Coiuhiu, Bess N. jun 2Tdl N8w
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saIe Of Forfeited Goods

CoLLncrSR's oyBIcH, DIsTRIcF or PORTLAND
AND FALMOUTH, ..r. ...
--t..ft ..fl-ir .Porttand June 81 1861
HUE following described merchandise having
Il been forfeited for violat on OF the Revenue
Laws Of tn United States public notice Of ssd seiz
having been made, they will be sold af public anc.
ton at the Cid Custem Hous o. &C this port on Moa-
day July siss, 1855. at II O'Clock, A. NJ to wit:
One Dbl ana halfLb Molasses; 2 kegs Wine;
half DBL hex, and ierkin n asses; AGO lbs sugar
IN osgs 4Oo Cigarsi IO0lts sugar; 70 bbls Coa5e;
80 49,. 1, WASABURN, Jr. Collector.
June "a, 1s65.-dlawtd
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4Two little boys, one five, the other eight
years of age.- living in Lingwick, G. E., being
sentby their mother to turn back some cattle
that were going into the woods, strayed away
and get lost. The whole neighborhood turned
out to search for them, but without success until
after three days, when they were found by an
Indian and restored to their friends. They were
IN sad condition, being nearly naked, and SO
bitten by flies, and cut and bruised as 70 be UNI
able to walk. The little fellows had Travelled
twenty miles. subsisting on the pulpy stalks Of
young raspberry bushes and sorrel
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YerY Fratsrnal.7

90.
It was exceedingly kind and fraternal in the
editor Of the Bath Times to admit into his ed
i'orial columns of Saturday, fully loaded, the
following malignant attack upon friendly
contemporary: srs5.-ee ,lsK
PHIPsBURG CELEBRATIoN.-lfr.,E Editor
l had thought that the people Of this town
well rid OF the Reverend editor of the Portland
Press, but unfortunately / made mistake, for
inthe Press OF 10th instant, l ind a spurious
piece OF news about "a contemplated celebra
ton Of the Fourth Of July in Phipsburg, which
Is an entire piece of fiction gotsuplby the edi4
tor or received from some lying correspondent.
The first that the people OF this Vicinity knew
about such au affair was that article. Now ii
we were to have celebration, we should not
probably take the trouble to send a notice 70,
that paper at all, when there is an honest and
honorable paper printed so near home, in our
county. | don't know what occasion the peo-
pie OF Phpsburg have given to the editor OF
Portland Press to ridicule the people of this
place, and taunt them with poverty. We did
have celebration here some eight years ago,
and did actually seat 1000 people under one
tent, and there was plenty for all and to spare,
and free to all. Everything was well cooked
aud good, which was more than can be said OF
certain Popham chowder got up by a Port
land man. PHIPsBURG.
or course sense of editorial propriety
that would not exclude such an offensive per-
sonaI attack, will scarcely consent to do US an
act ofjustice, and the efore we will state, for
the Information ofths citizens Of Phipsburg,
that The Information in relation to q proposed
celebration In. that town was communicated
by one of their own citizens, Col. JORDAN
GoULDER, eoer his o,oalRdnse, and we publish
ed theinformatioh almost precisely in his own
words. We have long known Col. g. and
regarded him as a reliable andhonorable man
and we shall be very sorry to learn that he
has wiifully perpetrated an imposition upon
US. 81 81 b.5e So slfs9 Essi8ssE 2ainm1
Gov. Holden and the Oolored Populations.
The Boston Transcript has been reading
Gov. Holden's North Carolina proclamation
and pays its respects to its author after this,
style: no : INa4AN
Gov. Holden's address to the colored popula-
ton of North Carolina is a masterpiece of
Pecksnifianism. Be virtuous and you will be
happy, saYsthis fatherly governor You can't
expect to enjoy the rights of citizens but we,
the superior and governing race, win look
lovingly after your true interests. There is a.
liable of considerable and benevolent cook
who once called the chickens into convention,
and with great gravity requested them to give
their opinions as to the proper way in which
they should be eaten. The old process, he
said, had cccasioned needless pain to them and
\ much ~ indigestion to conspmers. and he should
ike the benefit of their wisdom on so imp0f-
tant point. Then pert pullet squeaked
our, we don't want to be eaten at all !" But
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IMPORTS.

CARDENAs. Brig Snow Bird-s28 hhds 4s tres
% bbls moIasses, to John ID Lord; bbls do, to
master.
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Ar at Cienfuegos 18th inst. barquss NJ B Stetson
and Lady Franklin, from Boston; brig PonYert. do
Ar at Matanzas 18th, barq1e Winsow, Portland
sid 17th, barque Dresden for Trinidad.
% CID 10th, barque Gushing, Cafdsnas.
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Harmon & sawyer,
J.S.War Claim Agents for Maine,

U. 6.War Claim Age nus TOT Malne,
win give their exclusive attention to collecting
Pensions, Bounties, Arrears of Pay, Prize
Money, Lost Clothing, &c.
officers Accounts with the Ordnance Quartsrmas.
tsrs and Treasury Depa adjusted and settled
and certificates OF non-indebtedness obtained
Terms reasonable.
81 No Charge unless successful.
All advice AID Information free.
Office No. 50 ExchangeSt Joss Block, told stand
of Bradford Harmony
X. HARMON,
w. s. SAWYER.
RRFHRENoEs Hon. VIM. p. Fessenden, U. 8.
Senator; Hon Samuel Cony, Gov Of Name Hon
Israel washburn, Jr. Collector of Customs.
sea ifl Haa mayI6d&wtf
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Hon. ThsOphilus Parsons on Reconstruction.
= Hon. Theophilus Parsons is one Of the most
distinguished legal gentlemen Of New Eng
land. If we are not mistaken, he is at the
head of the Law School connected with Har-
ward University. At the great Faneuil Hall
meeting in Boston a few days since, Mr..
Parsons presided, and in taking the chair he
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!. At cardi9 eth n's ship Gardiner Colby. Motsl.
p sid nm Valparaiso sth ult ship L Fitzgerald,
Sanpy. Ionsoyi 18th. A N Lawrence. Taylor. for
disg.
Al Remedies I4th inst, bArque Trovatora Of Sears
port, for New York, ldR
Ga At Halifax 18th inst brig Leonard Berry. stele.
Ar at 81 John NIB I'D, sch Thos Dickson, Macon
Der, Portland.
= Ar AZ St John NIB 26th inst ship Fannie La,rabee,