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The Lisatsaass os.srai % ths UnsdsS
States Armies.
WASHINGTON June 4.-Gen. Grant bss
issued the following congrssnlatory i'd
dress to the armies
War Department, Washingson,l
juno, 2, 1865
GENERAL ORDERS No. l08:
Soldiers Of the armies Of the Unihed
States, BY your patriotic devotion to your
country in the hour Of danger and alarm,
your magni6cent fighting. bravery aid
endurance, you have attained the au-
premity Of the Union and Coassiution,
overthrow armed opposition TO the en-
toecement Of laws and Of the proclama-
tious forever sbolishiog slavery, the cause
and pretext OF rebellion, and opened the
wy for the rightfnl authorities to restore
order and inaugurate peace on perra-
nent and enduring basis on every foot of
Ameriean soil. Your marches. siesss
and battles, in distance, durstion, resolu-
ton and brilliancy Of results, dim. the
lnstre Of the worlds past military achieve
meats. and will be the patriots precedent
10 the defsnse Of liberty and right in Ill
time 70 come.
In obedience 10 your countrS's call ypa
left your honaes and fresides, and volup.
teesed in its defense. Victory has crown.
ed your valor aud secured the purposes of
your patriotic hearts, and with ths graft
tuda Of your countrymen and the highest
honors great and free nation can 40
cord. Jon will soon be permitted IN return
% your homes and families, conscious oi
havise discharged the highest daty of The
American citizen.
To achieve these glorious triumphs and
secure for yourselves, your fellow -couh-
tfy men and posterisy the blessings Of free
Institutions, tens Of thousands Of your
gallant c1nln1ss have fallen and sasled Tie
priceless lacy viii their lives Thets
graves geAtefai sstion bsdsss wiah
tears, hoso1s shsfr menoriss, 1sd viii
svsr ehsrisk nd isppors their ssxiskSn
fAmiliss.
(Sigosa. u. s. 0nAxr,
Lsntenane Geaefal.
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Grant and Sherman to Be at Chicago.

0xont ana 8heSma0 20 Do at Chle94o.
Buffalo, June 6.
Gen. Sherman passed through here this
p! IN. on his way to Chicago. He will
stop ct the fremont House and will ar.
rive there Wednesday night.
Gen. Grant viii be in Chicago Satur.
day.
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H 1Gplp sf nasitasiss o ~
liissouri river il nnrly :, 4,60UMiles abovs
Council Bluffs. \
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Hot or Geld Rath Every Day.

livery one admits that it is. proper and
for the benefi, Of the whole rnunify 60 patron
fs@ home manufacture, provided the gHciirg good
and the pr1e loc the article brought from
ether pisces
W. are now manufacturing article of
h0 u r
Equal tn az the avorte brands brought here which
be bad at lvtr prices than other brands OF the
xrmt-, snre il costs freight We ntGe II TO
eise perfect should il fsii 20 do this, will
refund the money and remove the Flour our
p-nsc. Ws4ope every will give IL at least fdir
trial. Enquire fct the
Impe rial MiiJs Flour.
Other grades Of Fall and spring Wheas sold at low
pr es and gaaraateed be Of the quality represented
by the brand. @. II. ALBEES & CD,
Proprietors Imperial Mills"
The above Flour be had az nearly every Grocery
the city by the singir sack or barrel June2
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-07-21

GERMAN ESnGRATIoN.-The Berlin CORES
pondent ofthe London Times says The Ameri-
can ministers in Germany have been instructed
to obtain treaties, or at any rate binding prom
have settled in the United States before acquit-
ting themselves of the duty of military service
at home shall not be held responsible for the
omission and conscribed after returning home
Collisions Of this sort have been rather fre-
quent of late, and as rule, decided according
to the circumstances Of the case, The demand
now raised is one exceedingly unpalatadle to
the governments concerned, not only because
it tends to curtail that most precious and valu-
able among the rights of the crown-the right
to SO many years OF the subjects life, and, may
be, to his blood-but also because it would be
ton were it accorded.
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SENSIBLE.

When man is writing for the people, he
snouid use language they can understand
MOI great while since, one OF the popular
correspondents of a newspaper IN tnis
state, in writing upon the subject OF chari-
ty, says that he greatly fears that much that Is
called charity, in these days, rs stencil be-
fore the Lord" He refers to several question
able ways of raising funds for charitable pur-
poses. and then adds: "But it will be said
that we raise vastly more money in these ways.
So we do. buts-but what? He had lead his
readers to the very point which they wished
to understand, that they might see the full
force of bis objections; and here it is,-aBut
malta pdrto, nsdtd ditdbuntur." This is the
whole conclusion of his reasoning. But how
many are the wiser for that? Not one in ten
of all the readers of his article. Now and then,
a single individual may make inquiry as to it's
meaning; but the general feeling of the people
is,-"lf man wishes us to consider what he
says, he must use the English language
Whether he has said some important, sharp,
OF witty thing, we know not, and if he is not
willing to give us the English, we don't care:
Wen let him 60" Now the terse Latin is
certainly very beautiful, in its place; but what
propriety in its use for common English read
ers? 1t viii provoke many more people than
it gratifies. For the great body of the people,
there is to much similarity between the "dead
language and the dead flies" in the soint-
ment' of Solomons apothecary. They will
provoke some people to use words which are
worse than untranslated Latin.
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FRIDAY AN UNIJ1oKy fDAY.l


For the benefit of that class of persons who
consider Friday an unlucky day, and never al
low themselves to commence any new enter
priseor even to start upon a journey on this
day, some curiosity-hunter has compiled the
following chapter of 'unlucky incidents:
On Friday, August 8, 1892, Christopher Co
IumDus sailed on his great voyage of discovery.
On FRIDAY, October 18th, 1892, he first discov-
On Friday, 4th Of Jan. 1892. he sailed ON his
return 10 opaln, which ii he had not reached
In safety the happy result would never have
been known which led to the settlement of
this vast continent.
On Friday, March 18th, 1893, he arrived at
Palos in safety.
On Friday, Nov. I'D, 1494. he arrived at His
pamela, on his second voyage to America -
On Friday, March 9th, 1895, Henry VIr of
England, gave to John Cabot his Commission
which led to the discovery OF North America.
This is the first American State paper in Eng-
land. a
On Friday, Sept. 7th, 1865, Melendez found
ed st. Augustine, the Oldest settlement in the
United States by more than forty years.
On Friday, Nov. 10th, 1920, the May flower,
with the Pilgrims, made the harbOr OF Prov
mcetown, and on the same day was signed that
august compact, the forerunner Of our present
Constitution.
On Friday, Dec 22d, 1920, the Pilgrims
made their landing at Plymouth Rock.
On Friday, Feb. 22d, 1892, George Washing
ton, the father ofAmerican freedom, was born
On Friday, june 18th, 1775, Bunker Hill
was seized and fortified. I aastf
On, Friday, Oct. 7th, 1777, the surrender of
saratoga was made, which had such power
and Influence in inducing France To declare
for our cause.
On Friday, Sept. 22d, 1880, the treason Of
Arnold was laid bare, which saved us from de-
struction. ~ ~ -0'--
On FRIDAY, oct. 10th, 1881, the surrender of
can arms " wy
On Friday, june 7th, 177e, the motion in
congress was made by John Adams. seconded
by Richard Henry Lee, that the United Col
onies Were, and of right ought to be free and
independent : -
gtfof.F "a f--e,,
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sails and RIGGING for Sale.

THE Standing Rigging, Sails and biocks Of the
saved in perfect order The draft Of the spars can be
seen Al our S'gass gMascsG1LvERY, RYAN g. DAVIS. lt 81
june1e-dtf No. 16i Commercial Street.
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THE CANDLE FIsH.-This is one of the mos
curious members OF the finny tribe. 1t is caught
on the shores of British Columbia, where it is
extremely common, and proves very useful to
the natives. Some idea ofits marvellous fat
ness may be CLEANED from the fact that the
natives use it as lamp, the light being very
considerable. The fish, when dried, has a
piece of rush pith, or strip from the inner
Dark of the cypress tree, drawn through it, a
long, round needle, made of hard wood, being
used for the purpose; it is then lighted, and
burns steadily till consumed. Amy one can read
comfortably by its light.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-07-21

How TO ARRANGE FLowERs.-The great
idea now in arranging them is to show each
flower separately mot in that horrid way, of
all others most Objectionable, when, having a
crowd of flowers, each flower tries to be seen,
thus making up result of a mass of excited
petals, like faces turned up in crowd but
where the view is to let each flower repose
quietly and calmly upon bed of green. That
Is, after all, the natural view of flowers but l
never saw it done perfectly till few days ago
at Paris.-[ London Society se
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Merchandise.
Cadiz Salt for Sale

OHIIZ SStIC IUT OSAIt.
A CARGO of Cadz Salt now landing from shin
IA Cosmopolitc at Central Wharf, in lots to suit
purchasers. Apply to a5 s3 oi affffsssg IN
G. Fl. SOULE,
No. 129 Commercial Street.
PORTLAND, July 10, 1S65.-d2w* 1aia5Ysn
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One inch of space, in length of column, constitute,
a Square"
S15U per square daily first week rs cents pel
week after; three Insertions less, $10O; contnu-
ing every other day after hrst week, 50 cents.
Hah square, three insertions or less 7b cents one
week. $1.OO; DO cents per week AFTER
Under head of .AMUsEbIENTs,n $500 per square
per week. three insertions OF less 81 6O
SPECIAL NOTICES., $500 per square first week.
S10O per square after; three insertions less $loV
hall square, three insertions, $1.00; one week,
$1.69.
Advertisements inserted in the "MAINE STATE
Press (which has large circulation in every part
of the Statel for S10O per square for first insertion
and oO cents per square for each subsequent nser-
lion.
SPECIAL NOTICES at the usual rates
" All Communications intended for the paper
should be directed 10 the EDITORS OF THE PRESS,
and tnose of business character 70 the "PUB-
lIsHERs." sA
~ JOB PRINTING, of every description, exc
cuted with dispatch; and all business pertaining 20
the odice or Paper promptly transacted on applca-
tion as above.
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Mnla,sses.

OAA HHDS. Prime Clayed Molasses i'm
OOO 80 Tierces, ported in March, for sale by J
GEORGE S. HUNT, 81
jy 6-d3w 4t~1 AlNa Ill Commercial ST.
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YACHT NETTLE, 20 tons, built of white oak,
q j. copper fastened, and coppered one year ago new
sails and rigging. Ballasted with to tons iron
For further particulars inquire of
B. j. WILLARD, st. Lawrence
House, India Street. 4sE . ad29dtf
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PORTLAND DAILY PRESS;
JOHN t. GILMAN, Editor, &.
PUBLISHED AT ssa EXCHANGE STREET, BY
Ia IN ID q. co

N. A. FOSTER &; co.
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House Lots for sale.

GEVERAL finely located House Lots in Cape Eliz-
- abeths three minutes walk from the Cape Bridge
Inquire of E. n, PERRY, at the Sheriss ONCE, Port
seen. z g.Dtill II maY13tf
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,e for a term of Years.

To Let or Lease for a term of Years.
TNHE Store and Wharf now occupied by Charles
Merrilps The Wharf contains about 1900 square it..
with two story building thereon, 20 by75 For fur
ther particulars inquire Of ea la.tai19sa >
10 Eissf2 ln JOSEPH II. WHITE, i
may26dd No. 81 Union Wharf.
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Farm for Sole

TNHE subscriber offers his Farm, situated in Cape
IL Elizabeth, about three and half miles from Port
land Bridge, containing 20 Acres Land Buildings
good, Fences substantial stonewall, young Orchard
choice grated fruit About 200 cords hard wood half
Oak and Walnut Also, Farming tools, and 30 cords
dressing.
et Terms Of payment made easy. -
For particulars inquire of SCOTT DYER on the
premises, or through PORTLAND P. o. aSod
jan31dtf aig
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For Sale.

THE Vinegar Works, on Fore Street, win be sold
at a bargain, if applied for soon. This is q good
chance for any one wishing to enter into business
The works will turn out from thousand to fifteen
hundred bbls. of Vinegar per year.
Also, about 40 acres Of land situated in Westbrook
For further particulars apply at
y JOHNSON q GLOVES BROS, a9
may25dH ilAs4 $50 Congress St. Portland.
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For Sale

A ONE and half Story House. Barn and Shed, all
IA in good order, together with of good land
N high state of cultivation, situated about half
mile from Portland Bridge. Inquire of ~ at
8A .3Fggus JOHN @. PROCTOR, ai
5uiy1Od2w, ,,,;ss.53s. 4s Lime Street.
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p. stiH eds board. d.5aI nd l.I
DLEASANT suits OF Rooms, furnished or uniur
nfshed, with board, at ~ Free st.
Respectable transient boardeIs accommodated.
July 8--d1w#
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For Sale.

~ Ss..A The two storied, double tenement, Brick
@;;; Block, situated ON Stevens Plains, Westbrook
MesASaid Block contains IA rooms In each tenement
Lot rods on the street. and Is rods Deep on which
stable "a by 40 feet. 49,
This property is offered at price which insures it
a good investment. % igisstse~ vi sifefesA5s q 3ff
Apply 70 NIX. SAWYER, near the premises, or
70 D. Y. PROCTOR, Lime street. juneStf
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/ Seizure of Goods.

Gus fevo i isTaoieiI IS .33eor lqea r81
.sm llii sboJg15g9 1870 4 ssaEs9a 5il' z lBd
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. g. The subscriber offers for sale one and half
hNi; story BRICK HOUSE, situated in the rear of
49, Wilmot St., between Cumberland and Oxford
Streets The house is in good repair containing eight
rooms, with wood-shed and supply of good water.
For further particulars inquire Of
H. PALMER. on the premises.
,JuIy 14--d2w# III 1allf $50 + & ~ "a = - +
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Fnr Sale.

o. The House No. 4s4 Congress Street, for one
Es;;: week. Enquire of J. j. DAVIS, at j. E.
- Fernald & Sons, No. 81 Middle st. If not sold,
after that time will be to let. ~ july12d1w*
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Honsa Lots

ElLEVEN House Lots, comprising $1,000 feet of
~ Land, ON Emery, Cushman and Lewis st. for
sale by w. H. STEPHENSON. z
Portland, April 26, 18e5-dtf ! i = : : ~
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no Rent.

A TENEMENT centrally located, to family with
EAout children, at hundred and fifty dollars per
year. Apply to P. S. W., lllllT5 7l 'sI9 Il u
june166 ..1b .IALI, No. 81 Middle Street.
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Valuable House for sale.

SITUATED on Chestnut St, No. IS; is two story
~ wooden house, finished throughout-14 finished
rooms, good Closets fine cellar, good water hard and
soft. 1t is calculated for or two families. 1t is
pleasantly and centrally located in an excellent neigh
borhood and every way desirable. The lot is 40 by
l0S feet. Inquire on the premises June19dtf
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a gents Wanted !
The Secret Service, The Field, The
vi a Dungeon, and The Escape, at
faBY ALBERT RDgON :

TNHE most interesting and exciting book ever pub
Il lshed, embracing Rdr Richardson's Unparalleled
experience for four years: travelling through the
Lonth IN the secret service of the "Tibune at the
outbreak OF the war; with armies and feets both
Eass and West during the first two years of the Re-
pehon; his thrilling capture; his Confinement for
twenty months IN seven different rebel prisons; his
escape and almost miraculous tourney by nigRt Of
nearly 400 miles. It win abound in stirring events,
an a9d t contains more Of the fact incident and romance
Teachers, ladies' energetic Young men. and espeei
ally returned and disabled officers and soldiers in
vans Of profitable employment, will find it particu-
Larry adapted to their condition. We have agents
clearing $3.50 per MONTH which we win prove to any
doubling applicant Send for circulars. Address
AMERICAN PUBLISHING COMPANY, Hartford Conn.,
SCRANTON & BURR, Agents ~ a1l7' = 23rr-''''--
july1-1m* ,4is1..t i i.i IL
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To Let.

r ARGE CHAMBERS over 10 and 112 Federal St
IL Apply to af1 lo $40 sslo3a
JEFFERSON CoOLIGE s. CO.,
ap19dH Cor. Commercial and Franklin Streets
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Farm for Sale.

Farm for Sale.
GITUATED in North Yarmouth, on the Glouces-
Place." within two miles Of two depots on the a. r.
r. b., containing 200 acres Of land 40 of which Is
wood land: fences mostly stone wall. Building
good two st0ried house, with utbuildings and barn
100 feet by 80, cut fun of hay year Orchard
consisting of several hundred thrifty apple trees all
grated bore in 80, 1900 bushels, and IN '64 we have
sold $500 90 worth Of apples, besides bountil sup
ply for large family Pear, plum and cherry trees
in bearing, with variety of other fruit.
Also a Cranberry patch from which 30bushels have
been taken in one season.
The location is fine one, with plenty of shade
trees. Mills, school house, &C., near by.
For further particulars inquire on the premises.
june3eod3mS a,s SAM'L II. SWEETSIR. 81
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For Sale

O. A ONE and a half story house, in good or
, der, pleasantly located, together with the lot
zssAA 80 by 80 feet Price low--terms liberal. In
quire Of JOHN G. PROCTER.
ap16d3rn ..---.A n .l-LI-
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q s ANNUAL MEETING. vl
Atlantic & st. Lawrence Railroad 0omp'y.

VNHE Stockholders of the Atlantic and St. Lawrence
Il Railroad Company are hereby notified that their
Annual Meeting viii be held at the office Of the
Trunk Railway Co., on TUESDAY, the first day OF
August 1866, at 10 o'clock A. NJ for the purpose of
making choice of Nine Directors for the ensuing year.
and for the transaction Of any other business legally
presented. Ill. w. HERSEY, Clerk.
Portland, July 18th, 1855. july14eodtd
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THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS is published al
$500 per year in advance.
THE MAINE STATE PRESS is published every
Thursday morning. at $500 per annum, in advance
s226, n paid within six months; and $3.50, if pay
msnt be delayed beyond six months.
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Valuable Real Estate for Sole.
r,HE Southgate Property, on Pleasant St., the lot
i containing about 1880 square feet. For terms,
&c.. application may be made to f Z 81
GEO. e. b. JACKSON, Administrator,
apl6dtf 80 Exchange st.
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PORTLAND, FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 21, 1865
For Sale and to Let.

alternate House Lots for Sale.
90 HOUSE LOTS at from 10 to III cts per foot,
AO within from 10 to 10 minutes walk of the Post
Omce, and only from II to 8 minutes walk of the
Horse Railroad The above limited number Of Alter
nate HOUSE LOTs on new streets already located is
offered at the above named prices for the purpose of
encouraging the building Of Houses, thus giving to
parties who make the first purchase the advantage of
the rise on the land which is to follow the i'm
provements. 1 faI I sfa1 ~
For plans Of Lots and Streets, apply to
.,.,q s MOSES GOULD,
july14-6w No. "a Middle Street, up stairs.
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California Wines.

VHE nnexampIed popularity achieved bv nur
Il brands OF these now celebrated Wines 1. ina
to their superior merits and undoubted purity =
For the sick chamber the sAngr lieaD VIII Command
itself Where highly tonic and invigoratinQ stimu-
liant Is desired our Port Is excellent 7-lI n
The s'MuscateP" is without doubt the finest Wine
Of its class IN the country, and Party or Dessert
Wine. Is delicious sal = r.
For Dinner Wine the ''Hock' is deservedly popu-
lar. - 80 = - TT
See that our label and name Is on each bottle. -
ae9. PERKINS, STERN & CO., s.,.-.
vdf.t.f.,.f. "a ''PIoNEER HOUSE,"
Dealing Exclusively IN California Wines
For sale in Portland by CRosMAN q Co. ~
-, 0Fvt fre TrIE'rrT- -I- may31eod3m
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Agents w s4nsed I,

EXPERlENCED Agents profess cal men, teach
Ia ers 3 eDergatic m ID Of 20 d address of all
cl ss 9 are wanted ia ell pa-s the United States
and Ca ,sdas, tt Ia orders Tor the LIFE OF
ABRAHAM LINCOLN, written by the widely
n Awn ard fay rite auti OF. DR. ] g. Holland,
lrimothy Titcombl The announcement fl this work
has been re5eived with universal favcr, ad the press
Agents w o have commer cod canva ssinz for ttis
work regart il as the rest subseri ton book evsr
lcifsren 10 the rub 10 and are meeting vita uDpar-
alied su22' IS The aath Poruirr as a wri, er
IN / the PEOPLE eubscribaf r 1T readily and cheer
fully. Futther iUfor aation be obtpned by
ealing at my Off .e, CT a.dr ssire by mail G. FILL
Springfield Mass, I G.. hUrCHINS, General
agent Yarmouth, Maine juse2l od wlms
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S.& On Wednesday last,on the Colleae Grounds,
fErEA IN IN Brunswick, small SILVER WATCH
AEC1a The finder viii be suitably rewarded by leay-
VIZ ing it at the Press Office, or informing S, n
GGDD1NG Of this city where it can be obtained
July 14-d1w* G6 88 is91 II t's'-"--SN se.
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Found.

Found.
A SMALL BOATwas picked up near the Break,
"A water on Thursday morning. The owner can
have the same by calling on j. WINSLOW, at Port
land Bridge, proving property and paying charges.
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-s" a.t-tll .l w.l 81 ss.-
5.sA 4s aes .yigo ,1ol.t o. .-.,i ssi fs-.ss il
.sttgw hns basr aso eaR
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\ .s~1s.k Ships wanted to load Deals al R2Nes
HAN for Liverpool and Bristol Channel
%2671 McGILVERY, RYAN 8 DAVIS, W
AszL<Z No. 161 Cnmmerc Erect
June ST
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For Sale or to Let

u FOr sale or TO Let. ra.1
THE new French Cottage, ON the Cape Cottage
Il road, opposite Capt. Green Walden's, containing
fourteen rooms with about seven acres Of land. tt
is unsurpassed on the Cape. Enquire of
eHa A. STEPHENSON,
Jy6-df eHNhs 121 Commercial Street
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Copartnership Notice.
PrOnosaIs for no,

DR0POSALS are invited untr July 22nd. for the
aenverng at the Stables OF the Portland R. R.
TG T9 Ih nv Snls City and Westbrook,) } of $50 or goo
HAY III pressed It must be nett weight,) in such
July 1st 1896
The right to reject all proposals reserved.
July S-d2ws