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Pa1IAnr1pH1A Inna 20

The subscriptions to the I 30 loan to-day
reported to Jay Cooke, amounted to S2,i56,-
300. There were 1909 individual subscrip-
lions for $50 and 500 each.
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FRESH SALMON, fresh and nice, may be
had at Fulton Market, no Federal street. A
good supply, sweet and sound, all the time on
the ice
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THE people of Charleston, S. c., have pfid
into the United States Treasury over 500 900,
on account of the direct taxes, sit
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U g. 5-2O six Per Csst.
G0lD-BEaRiNG g0kDS

Iness Bonds are now wortha handsome premium,
ana are exempt, as are all the Government Bonds,
rom STATE Colrty, and M,aicipal tar 'tion, Ohtch
0oosJ from one TO three per cent. per aans to their
oaeae according TO the ra levied upon other prop
erty. The interest is yable semi annually by cou-
pons attached to each note, which may be cut of
and sold to aly bank or banker.
Thsinterest at 80 mar cent. amounts to
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Corn.

AE0O BUSHELS prime dry Yellow Mealius
ft1OO CORN, rsrgo o. sch OLIVE Buxton.
Prime = Island and C, nsda OATS,
1000 bush Unsound CORN, 70 sole very 10 BY
EDWARD g. BURGIN
JuneHeodzr No l20 Commercial e.
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ENTERTAINMENTS
R Il O a II a
JAY Fourth, A. D. 1866.

HNHE City Government OF Portland have arrapv.d
n lor kegata OF Row Boats, to tai place In Inc
priest
FIRST RACE-Open to all, In Wineries and
eaney Boats Of any descp ion, to be pulled BY one
Wan, vi one pair OF scullsi distance two miles
FIRST frize $50 90 Second trize $25 90.
SECOND RAOE-Open to the organized Boat
ros u 5ne Sit1 di,ta ace two miles First Prize
SI$o,oOj Second Pile S75 90.
TAAhD RAOE Or en- to the Boats from the
foTss; 1ls,anee I'VE miles One Pr'ze $1,000.
dist. co Ii ee mites. First Prize S1S0 90 Sec
on Prize 500. ~"O'OO' wv
yfH wg THOMAS 8. yACK.) Commute
u JOHN BRoWN,i Regatta.
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Washington Correspondence.

i a.r.s- New York, June 80.
The Posts special Washington dispatch
says Gen. Meade has redeemed his promise to
witt Washington on the 4th of July.
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Merchants Bank,

A DIVIDEND of SIS per share will be paid to the
IN stockholders of The late Merchants Bark, OF
ana after July 3D. upon the surrender Of their cir
tiacafes n stock.
Portland, June 81, 1865 i.ne27ti
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NJ Q Q IA
SALE OF ARMY MULES.
QUAnEsmEnAsrsa enH z osse "a

QUARTKRMAsTFR GENERALS OFFICE.
WAsHIEeToN, ID O., NJ % 1865.
MANY thcus ,nds OF malls are beng uit POSED OF
UxA It public sale, at WASHINGTON.
The sales Will continue ugt the number O. ami
mails Is reduced in prop, rion 10 the rcou .tioa Of
the armies, now going on rapidly.
There are in the armje Of tho 20 mao, o. The
Tennessee, and Of 6e0rga, probably -FOUR iHOU-
SAND OF rHR gINE5T sIx-MuLE Trans IN THE
WORLD. H
Many ofthem were bought in the beg inning OF the
var, as young mules, accompan led thS armies in AL
their marches and camps, and are oroughly brok-
en-, hardened by exercise gentle ana amman, from
being SO long surrounded by the soldie
The VIII le South is strips ed of flaming ock, and
the Norh also has suffered from the dram animals
taken 20 supply the arInies.
These animals are Pold at public auction; THEY
WILL not BRING AHYTHIN0 LIKE TeEIR TUBE
vALuE; and such oppor uni les for farmers 70 get
working animals to stock their farms, ard Tor
drovers aud dealers in stock to make good specua-
tons, by purshssing them and disposng o. them in
the south, will mover occur a. am.
a.4 NJ. G. MEIGS,
Quartermseter General,
june3d4w Brevet Major Genegai.
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Religious Notices.

Religious notices oftwenty five words or less free
all excess Of this amount will be charged ten cents
line, eight words constituting line: ms RUE
hereafter will be rigidly adhered to.-[PuB. Press.
Esgw~ There will be Sat bath School Concert at
the Mission Chapel, Deerings Bridge, on Sunday
evening commencing at o'caock Friends OF Sum
day schools are cordially invited.
sR- Universalist Church, Congress square-Rev.
e. G. Bodies, Paste I. Public services On the hab-
bath at l0A A. M, and "a Pm.
q New Jerusalem Church.-Subject of the SER
mon Tomorrow morning. The Nature and Use Of
Christiin Saeraments, Baptism and the holy sup
per Luke xii, s. a7fF -ai ~f
az Rev. Charles Noyes will preach in the First
Parish harch tomorrow morning. Vesper SCI wees
in tao evening at u A
"a Prof hitchcock will preach at High Street
E3- Diyloe Service ana Sermon may be expect
o'clock. . =.
~ he Tashingtonisn soci ty wi ! hold meet
Ing sunday Evening, at s. Of I Hall, 1858 Congress
street, at "a O'CLOCK. The iri snds Of Temperance
ana h1mAny are invited to be present.
~ Meetings in Congress Hall tomorrow. Free
conferences ioa A. NJ. Children's Progressive Ly-
~ Miss Clark proposes to speak on he "Devil, I"
near tne north end OF behring's Bridge, tomorrow
evening, at O'Clock
sEa r William R. Cross Of Bangor Theological
oeminaTy will pr ach in the Congregational meet
ing houss in SaccerapP tomorrow.
W Rev. w A. Drew Of Augaes-a, will pr ach in
tine Pearl Street UnyersaIist [ huron tomorrow.
The commit G Tor letting pews wilt be in attend.
ence rom 4 10 O'Clock this evening
49, Rev Edward p Thwing OF Quincy NJ ass
will preach at the st Lawrence street Chapel to-
morrow
az Rev Pref James A. Thorns Of Cevelsnd,
OHIO, viii Ill the puIit Of Rev. Dr. Graham to
morrow. ai#
ARTEMUs WARD AND THE MoRMoHs.-
Tie great Snowman opened his Mormon
picture-shop last evening at the City Hall, to
very large and fashionable audience. He
was in bis happiest mood, and for over an
hour kept his company in the best of humor
notwithstanding the heat and sultriness Of the
evening, ard made all feel that they had re-
ceived an ample equivalent for their money.
The artistic part Of the entertainment was
very fine. the paintings excellent, and as they
were painted from Photographic views. their
general accuracy is undoubted. The views of
the Temple as it is to be, were as fine as we
have everseeu represented on canvass ,particu
larly the night scene, with the noble structure
gorgeously Illuminated. So, too, was the night
view Of Great Salt Lake, the rising moon and
the shimmering waters. The descriptive part
of the lecture was interesting, while the anus
Ing portions-which predominated-w full
of good ss'goaks," many of them fresh and
new. But what in the world does be expect
70 do with such a lecture in England / His
sharpest hits and keenest jokes would not get
through John Bulls thick matted hair in
week, and the laugh would not come till the
'show" was over and gone.
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sale OF Forfeited Goods
,LsoroR's oRB1cE, DISTRICT OF PORTLAND
r. ftli M - taA

CoLLsoToR's OFFICE, DIsTRIeT OF PORTLAND
AND FALMOUTH,
agd N Porttussd. June az, 1866.
fHNHE following described merchandise having
n been forfeited for violat on OF the Revenue
Laws OF thu United States public notice of ssid sez-
ures ha ing been given and no claim to said goode
having been made, they will be sold at public auc-
ton at the Office OF the U s. Apprai er, 1888 Fore st,
On aday July Sist, 1866. at Ii O'Clock A. M to
wit: "a.
One Dbl and halftbl Molssses; kegs Wine;
half Dbl, leg, and srkin Molasses 400 lbs Sugar
III nsgs 400 Cigars; 100 Its Sugar; 70 bbls Coffee
skegs SpiSits
wAsHBURN, Jr, Collector.
June 81, lss5.-dlawtd 17la9
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FINANCIAL.
7-aO LOAN .

these notes are issued under the date OF July IL,
1906 an are payable three years frem that date in
currency, or are convertible at tie option Of the
h. lder into -.l4a a. t
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For the Pool.
TWO TRIPS PER DAYl

bns NznD The sa e and swift-eoing s eamsr
.AkaSx&mk CLIPPEB, Goldthw aith master, will
unit further notice leave Factory
leland Wharf Saco. tor the Pool. COUGHING at the
Ferry) at 945 A. NJ AID Is p NJ Returning will
leave the Pool at 10 As A. M. and bpm -
Fare for the Excursion down and back from Saco
% cts Children under ten years, half price
Sau'factory arrangement can be MADE with the
Railroad and Boat for Sabbath Schools aud other
Associations and Parties who may wish 70 go to the
Pool from this City. -, ss.t -
For pa ticu ars inquire of LUTHER BRYANT,
Bi deford, or .-ll E 1000 =
ROSS 4 sIURDIvANr. Portland. d
june "a, 1866. n june2ed2m 4
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AUCTION SALES.
Auction and Commission Store.

THNHE subscriber hiss taken the Store No ice FEEDER.
Il al st, near the United States Hoiel tor the Ana
ton aud Commission BUSH ess, AID is prepared to
receive consignments OF Dry and Fancy Goods
Boots and Shoes, Furniture, SO. Liberal cash IA,
vances on goods consigned for positive sale saira
Of Furniture Real Estate or any hind OF property
promptly attended to- A good assortment Of Dry
sale.
AUCTION SALES every evening, end " oincsday
ana saturday afternoons. Ladies invited 10 at
tend the sales
CHARLES e. PORTER.
c. W. HOLMES, Auct Oneer j1nelotf
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IMPORTANT Drc1s1oN.-Iu the suprem

IMPORTANT DEoIsIoN.-Iu the Supreme
Court of New York it has been decided that
travellers who carry large sum- Of money
more than enough for ordinary expenses, can
not sustain an action against landlord for
the loss Of large amount although he took
the precaufion of having it deposited In the
safe according TO the rules of the house.
The sum thus deposited was $25 600, and the
package was stolen. At the first trial the
jury gave verdict for the whole amount, but
a full court set the verdict aside, and verdict
was given for $1,000. This principle was es-
tablshed by the Court-that an inukeeper is
only liable for such sans OF money as
the circum talces. the objects and purposes
OF bis guest would warrant as reasonable
sum for his travelling expenses. If guest
expects his whole loss made up, he must make
bargain with the innkepper, pay him and
make him bailee for him.
THE INDEX, late Confederate Organ, not
fies Englishmen that they win now get the
benefit of all the book trade wi the South
because ''no true Southern gentleman or
lady" will ever stoop to use Yankee book
The London Recieo in relation TO this topic
doubts whether the pc op!e of Virginia or Car
DINA will be likely to pay ten or twenty per.
cent. more for the same thing to European
than to New York or Boston trader, and
adds similar determinations have before
now been made in religious communities to
hold no dealings except with the brethren and
sisters of the same persuasion; but we have
invariably found that the unsanctifed corner
shop obtains the general custom, If its goods
are the cheapestin the neighborhood."
Ca the whole, we think the ReUiew has the
| better side of the argument.
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MOULD respectfully announce to the citizens Of
w Portland and vicinity, that he has pernan ont.
have been in this city, We have cured some o.
the worst forms OF disease in persons who have tried
other forms of treatment in vain, and curing pa.
tients in short tims that the question Is often
asked do they stay ouredi To answer this question
we will say that all that do not stay onfed viii
doctor the second time Tor nothing.
DR.. d. has been practical electrician for twenty,
one years, and Is also regular graduated physician
Electricity s perfectly adapted to chronic diseases
In the form Of nervous sick headache; Neuralgia
In the head mech, or extFemities consumption, when
In the acute stages or where ths lungs are not fully
involved; acute chronic rheumatism, sorCaula biz
dseases white sWellings, spinal diseases, vurvstI
of the spine contracted muscles, distorted lbnbli
palsy or paralysis, st. Vitas Dance, deafness stan
msring or hositancy Of speech dyspepsia, indigef.
ton constipation and liver complaint, pileswe cure
every case that can be presented asthma, bronchi.
g. structures Of the cheBt, knd AL forms Of female
mplnintgI
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READ DR.. sHuGHEs' advertisement. in another
column. in his speciality DR.. Hughssis unequalled
BY any physician in this country ssass
AMI WY
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FElHIS is to forbid all persons trusting my wife,
II Emma II. Campbell or any other person my
account, ss shall pay no debts of any ones con.
trac ing efter this date ALFRED CAMPBELL.
Gray, June 9th, 1866. junt2slw*
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r sjsiDAED AND pICLsETy

Eeac Advertisements Te-TArv
City Celebration Of the Fourth of July,
Selee's Hair Life.
Porto Rico Sugars.
Fresh Salmon.
Match Game of Base Ball.
Agents Wanted.
New Perfume for the Handkerchief.
Proposals FOR Materials for the Navy.
Sale of Government Vessels.
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For the Islands /!

L@Ssc5lsE11Aszs1ksAG5S sGAzELLE'
will commence her trips ~
Peaks and Cushing's lsia~-'s'
THIS DA June lS4---Hng as follows until
.nsr 1BsiFskaBs's Whayf or Peaks and Cush-
'Ing's Island. at 9 and 1880 N. and and 81 N.
kKTURrING-Leaves Ctshing's leland for Port
land, at 9,46 AM, and LAS P NJ. ffi eiff
:, Leave Cushing's Island, touching at Peaks, at
III 10 n, and 10 P NJ rsrr !.
Tickets Doom and Back as cts: Children is cts.
3 June l5--tf lfu18s n - ~ Il
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West Gloucester, Ne. June 49, 1866
Having used-these two years past-with entire
satisfaction, aud this season urchas enc CT the
improved Shaker Maine Mowers, unhes tati give
1t as my decided opinion that 1t is the bes Ma
chine for the ,srmers o Maine or OF the New Fog
land States, of any Machine have ever used or
seen in operation, and his COMPRISES neary oil of
the different kinds that lave been exhibited in our
State. What is most important Is its lishtness OF
draft. and the one horse Mower. in my opinion, was
never vet excelled,n one made that would answer
20 recty in all respects ths ED for which 1t was
designed
PBis notice alt ING Iri aud especially those who
NAV havs unwarantably made use of nv name to
ifjue the repu' alton of the Shake Maine Mower,
aud help sales of other Machines in VIII Oh par les
have largely Invested
ISAIAH WENTWORTH E
East GLAND, June 23i 1867 june24eod Wv
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Attention Farmers of NJ aine.
PdtPOniSe Home Manufacture
Especial q acsen il is the Best.

PUT q few more now are LETT O the Shaker Maine
~ Mowers Those WI want a machine tn st will
give perfect ia eton, call soon and get the
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Z. Waro.

Z. NQrD.
&egjltrirun9sz9fptt
eenae Ter Seft. 9 Der @tte, betr. BITE &esifrirune Der MabI-
bereGttsten be8 Staates, paIIrt In Der General QGemtle sn
Marglonb am "a NR6rt 1865.
Den QD~abIbeae6tieten Der grarb rtr6 biernit NnpttJ seee-
ben. ta6 BITE ResIfratoren TIRE Sibuneen Np 1856 Sit Wtabt-
fcnfr., sseenubsr SOmerietfr, i'een Dtenffas nnS Nitttpp4
bonn s. Nueua bis 20. September IN BEN Stuneen BEN Ylpr-
gems 9 BIS MtenbS 5 llbr balten merben.
Dte SIT eifratpren molten bic NDdblenben Der 9Darb BON Der
g4t9tistett. Der irub3ettteen 8esifrirune b6ht6f tena6rid-
tieen. Die 5tsethrtrun9 pirb bdbur6 bebeutenb e%rletdtert,
~Oerbtntert bic Bsi6Ieunteune pes @ei6dlts an ten pattern
{dSen ser Stsuus unb ubsrIabt aae .sstt bic tGmta 81 re.
ttfrtren,
@tIItd SrEptS,
Spbn 9. 5arbpGts
y. 3. 8Ddet
(2SjGl-) &eetfratpren Der 7. 1Darb.
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IL. g0arh

PIE Sttnmtere&ttsten Der IL. Q9nrb nerOen Hermit r..
aaHrt9ttgt eaB ote OteetfrtrungS. Seanten an Ser @SrStnsIIt
&0e osA Cathedral unb GiGmDnbfr. an ben fnI6enAon ~
lIssn her6fn: 8, 9, IS, 16, %, 90, 90 unb 90 8nona snSS
3. II IL, 10 uub 20 September, tn ben StunSen nm q : iTIsS rr
Wlprgens bis S ll6r &bents. Sn uebereintimtmnr~n ~ I. . az "
i@lufsS Der General &fenblp bon Ular9lane.
@ SD 8rebS,
80 IN $ ppftnS,
I'm 5at&s
(29tu-) RPetfr. Der IL. gnorS
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6. Waro.

o. UuIU.
S3Dte Stintmbere6ttste Ter 6.igDarb nerttn tttrnit berat-
ridttet, ts bic NeetftratUren an Ter Nrrtpfs&de BON 5asette
unb @arpltnetr. t0ifnan's) an ben ~felseneen 3dssn TIRE
Stsun9en abbalten perben: s, 9, Is, Is, %. %, 20 uhb 80
Aueuf unb 5, 6, II, Is, 10 unb 20 September BON WtCreenS
9 llr bis Mtenbs 5 ubr. SIN ueberetntttmntune bes Be-
f&luleS Der General Ahsnblp BON Wtdrplanb.
EbpS ptneeIl,
% NJ $ D6t9ert
80 NJ $ Yedrce,
(29iu-, Rteifratpren Der 6. 9Darb.
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Nptis.

SDcalzNerdncerung Der Is. @orb.
zen Sttmfneeeern Der 10. 90arb mtrb btermit ,ur .senrt.
ns geera9t bag Die Oteehtratpren Dtenfoo unb Mfttmr&
S sa IL. nne 49, S5ePtsmber IN Der Office bSn Sno q, & SsS
IT, 81. SrergS Ne 294 NtonteOmer9rr ,~gesenuber S6arpar. ToSc
ii&tett sss /. anS 22 T. ge TrtSt oe0, Ssr M T,ar,s99 tf sur SeqHsm-
zee. u. BerrB,
W m g. g
ua111o1o, Y. &. SptnbtI,
Je1iitratpren.
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3. Wlrn.

Maen M96lbere6tteten Der 5. gDarb 1et btermit 3r Stnnt-
mfr setradlS tds bic Geeifrtruuss -Beamten In BrautIin 5au,
StmtttS S6ulbaus, Ste 26 %. Greterfr, an fpl9enben Ia=
gen feen wernen s, 9. Is, 16, % %, 20 unb so. NusuR unb
3 6, II, Is, 10 unb 20. september In ben Stunbtn BON 9
utr Niprsens bis 5 ubr IbeubS. SIN ueteretrftmmune Ss
Sef6lufeS Der @entral-N demtl5 Spn Wtars1dnb.
HtepIaS Brautr,
Sptn W c@ep6,
VI. Spnb Garrett,
(26jul-l &egiftratpren Der 5. Warb.
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Dr. 2antpe IN Opstar, RDnia>
reich SSunnDDer.

Dr. 2antpe TN ODSldr, aDni:9z
reicb S9annDOer.
betlt NIT ietuen aus ben betlfamaen Hnb ~trdftt8fen 8rau
tern ~teretteten Mraneten u~nfebltar urb RAID aue bic 8raEt
better, ruelde aus MnrsseIma6isfeitsu i'm Waetn Ober 8Iu'e
entlebtn, oils ba Hnb
&rdmpls ieOer Nrt, insbeipnOere Wtogentrampf
9dntprrboioen, @bplera>9lnfdae, 9iarrbae, &oz
liten ,8re4rubr, Sdminoel, 8ldbun9en, &ppfz
idmers, Mitbma, toltes 6ieber, Gpi!epiie.
Sn aaen btten gaasn a. bas Or. eempsfde = ltrta
(per Bottle 81, 8 Bottles fir $5l u~nfeblbar unb ntrtt iSlort.
@e9en drOnif6en (peroltetenJ @beamatisinas
lift BITE DR.. ga m pen&t q beumatt 8 IN us Salbe
per Spr 81, 8 Bprsn fur 85), IN fAwtfrtaen Sduen NIT
benz @Itrtr tuslet4 aa8emanbt, aGer.
Der Ntaturbpttpr 2anhpe tn 9pslar Sat etnen IL er0Ben
fuf, baB pattenten aus alien Gbetlen Der gDeIt 3u Tim
frDnnsu; CT bat 2put4 ~ytapSleUn I'm Sabre 1852 oa elmer
3uderbarnrutr, bic ais ~unbeIbar erfl6rt mar, furtrt rne
BAT sesenpdrtts, au5er ctrea 1000 gattenten aus Stab unb
Bern, bic t6ntSitde 6amtits BON 5dnnpper, @rCBfurit Spn'
fantin Upn Ru6lasb nebf Genablin, unS 5srsrs ren @l-
ten6ure nebf 1pGter In Betdnhlune.
Sn gdlttmprc bel u. 0peeler Il 60, Seth ,. 9dnce. i
5aHensdnp Gcsport'8 unb alien anbern A~prtbefen ;u taten
5duptbeppt fur DiArttt Columbia: Ct. Gb%rtftant, 81
% ASeaue, I8Gi9tuatpn, 81 6.
Sutpprt!rt opn Or. Witf61 S Gu..
tDtt27-) ae- N6. 482 Brodbwap, ger y
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rs. 0NnrD.

Die Reetitratpren Der IS. Q8nrb merten bpu lest an lire
3uidnmentunfte taten, ME fplgt;
Nm 8, II, Ia, Is unb l6 Sept, ppn Y}tttdeS l bis Mbenbs
8 uhr: Dtenftas unb Mittwpf, ZEN II unb 13 SEPT. spn 9
lltr Wtpreens bis 5 ubr &tenbs; une am IS, 10 II. 20 Sept.
BON Dlprsens 9 BIS 8 lGr Ntenb8 am SpQinsfr, W3arfef, Ss
TT biermtt jeben, Der btster nt6t Bit bate, geleaenbsit oee
eeben, ietnen gtdmen re9tltrtren Su lniIeu, II. wereen Stimnt.
seller nutrertiam 9ena4t bB am lest8eaannten Gage bic
Office 6eldlpfen ptrb.
% NJ. s. 2eGnar6,
s np. @. QBebb,
E9PS. q. &enndrb,
(ieo-2O) He1tfrdtpreu.
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-. Wdro.

Den SttnmbereGtteten Der IL. gDdrb ptrb hermit 81 40,
geeeben, ta6 bic &eetfrirunsS.S eamten tn lnneriens an "
yrehDn nabe Sarbenitrg TIRE Stsuneen an ~foIeenben s9Srn
nbbalten rerben; 8, 9, Is, 16, %, %, 90 unS so Mnona nm y
=. .. ~, 10, 10 unb 20 Sept. 9enaB teS gef9luiieS ber Css
neral AfenbIs BON N~iar9lanb. VIZ
&. arrtngtpr n, SER.
Sbpmd8G g9atftnS,
SaSTuIIe
fonos o. 90 Restfr. Der IL. @arb.
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9. Warb.

Den Stinmbere6tteten berg. Warb fet btsrmtt sur aennt-
n6 eebradt, tdB bic Re9inrtruneS =8eamten TIRE StSun9en
IN tbrer Offce unter Der 0te6abtte 9au. S~apettefr, an fSL-
,enteu Ta9en ~abbalten werteu: s, 9, 15, 16, %, %, 20 nne
30 Ausuf unb 5, 6, II, Is, 19 unb 20 September BON 9 Hpr
aenS btS 5 ltbr Mbenbs. 0emds ees Sefbluitts Der @e'
teral &Tembls Spn Marplanb.
81 s. Mtpell,
10 NJ . &eSrGp,
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(29iu1omn @estfr. Der 9. WarS.
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MIN. Oh bic Nttien Der @eieafGsft 10 In ben 5anben BON
uber 400 fdf bur4esbenbs oeutiGer Burger 8a!ttmpre'A
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bieisrn In unierer Dtttte auf Der ~iplteefen Bats srautt'
ten llnternebmen ietne Yerf6trRnaen anjusertrauen.
prddtent: = + a !. Weiber.
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lah SeterSbur9 u1to Ntbnono.
&ut uub mad Disnaaa, 5. September, psrten uuirs 9uut-
pier bon bier ~abeeben rte folgt:
Bon 9tebtar. QDbarf nate Qrattfr.
Eampfer 8 q n ate jeten Dtenfas;
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a. -. Stute Of i at sIanh ieten Samtle;
fanmtlt6 gd6mtttasS 3 H6r.
Nnf Der Nldfabrt perlalen fe 8t6rnpnb unb @tt9 9pint
fur Baltimore an ~benielben Ga8en.
Dtetes itnb Darnpier l. 8lahe unb Iberuebuten GrpBe 2n=
6uneen 3u biat9em pretfe.
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Seine umlabur9 opn Gltern BET bisfer Qtnie.
afeeen Sratt unp Yaiase wenbe man fb an
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49,. 0aro.

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@a9rt9t bag be 0e9tftrtrutgS. geantten in SIS, IS en-
Satatptd1Be an ~fci9enren &aeen Iset werten g. g IL iS
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8. 0ar6.

Den Wabltere6tt6ten tefer QDarb rirS bttrrttt betannt
GemaGt tab bic NsetfratCren an ode Wtanument unS Scr
reitfr. (Rrpber'Sl an ~fClaenben Sdeen tn StSun8 ietA per+
ben: 8, 9, Is, 16, %. 23, 80 unb so Ausuit uno 5, {, II, IL,
10 uno 20 September. tn ZEN Stunben bon 9 ubr Utpreens
bis 5 utr abenbs. Sn @~smdBbett bes SefGinaeS Der Se'
neral AfentsI9 BON Wtarglsnp.
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