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Its execution reflects credit upon all concerned Ths
contents what would be expected from its title the
printing Is well DONE with clear type and good paper
and Its seneral appearance are very neat
It is embelned with fine steel engavihgs q Major Gem
erals Howard and Berry Thousands Of Maine citizens
we hope, will purchase the book.-P6rft0Md Press.
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THIS Boat msdethe best time ever made in any
n race In this Ia Dor, with crsw tho had never
pulled In q race, and had had actice tOge her.
Sh isyery light any strongly bsilt; good az new
having b en- IN the water but three times CAa be
seen at our shop, 267 Commercia, 81, rear heal Of
Smith Wharf DEGUkA DYES
-Junr20d2w lH Boat. Builders.
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1t is g beautiful volume. The record is full AND
perfect. oxford DEM erat.

One Of the most valuable books to . Maine man
Of $40 PIP octave Itfollo our boys from he time
OF leaving their HON s, through every sngageme
and lately gives detailed account of the part
eaon regiment bore In the strife to subdue this ac-
cursed REBELLION. Every soldier who has borne =
partn the SERVICE from beloved State and svery
of the part his STATE has born the war for the
Union, win secure q py.-Biddsford Journal.
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HEAD QUARTERS, It'd

HEAU QUARTERS, n I||T7|
ArJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
Augusta, Feb. ., 1866. J
Messrs. Nelson Diagtey, Jr., 4 Co.,
have examined tue advance sheets of the work
soo1 to be published by you. entitled Maine In the
War for ths Union," giving suecinct history oil
each cfthe Maine Regiments The book Is one OF the
most interest ng and valuable works ever offered to
the Maine public. Containing rs IL does . mass OF
this State gathered from official and private sources
which interest every citizen this state and which
without such record as this might soon have been
lost sigh OF. The editors Of the volume are amply
qualfed for the execution OF the work. and tney
have made good o. the ample aterials they have
30 indushiously gathered from various sources.
vi am yours, sc, &4fsfHt-t
VI EAAfE JOHN L. HODSDON, Z
Adjutant General OF Maine.
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1t Is ahandsonely printed volume Thss Of Main,
have played prominent part in all the great movement
Of the war from Virginia TO Texas, and the names
Jameson, Howard. Berry, Durham, Ames, and others
wiliever shed lustre upon American In prepar
ing this record Of their noble deads the editors ave
good work. and every citizen who takes pride In his
tive State should possess copy OF it,. Portl sssd
41faascfspt.J GFlN UiJ1lIf19 NH3tl
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As there Is scarcely man, woman child In the State
that not Immediately interested In Of the organz
tons the popularity Of the work be easily foretod
The lew who not 50 Immediately interested but
whose hearts ara in the great work Of national redemp
ton, and who the old Pine Tres State, will find
proud qualification in scanning The record Of the
history Of Maine IN the War for the Union
Nail. ~ - ~
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The dates of the different movements of the various
organizations the incidents connected with the battles
in which they severely engaged The recognition per
sonal bravery in officers and pvates and sundry Other
details of this nature make the work which will
only aid she future historian, but will 10 psrpetu
ate and honor the memory Of those thus mentioned.
whether they have fallen in battle or survived the peril
Of the field to return to their homes Jvar.
nal % b9aubeH srli-4r IL
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Boston Stock List.
SALn At THE BRoKRns' BOARD, June 10.



+ In Swanville Nav n, Rufus Gardiner, of Pal
efmo and Rosie Peavey, OF Swanvilie .1-i 4ite4
In Moaroe Jane :. alvin M Elliot, OF Monroe, ant
Harriet Mcdonald. o Winterport, Il
Thomas.
In Paris, June IL. James Tucker, Of stoughton
and Adelia Benson, Of Y. doH4 30 1Htrt~ u
tina Brett. b. rs b al 5 = ~. ma 81 f1s5
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JOHN L. HODsDoN,
Adjutant General OF maine

The notices Of the press will give further
of the value of the work and of the great
popularity with which it is being received Ia
1t isan appropriate and timely tribute to thebrav-
cry and patriotism of the, mem who havs devoted
their lives to the salyation of their ceuntry The
preparation of the work for the press teri
~ performed the editors, Messrs. whitman and
True has involved much labor, ana demanded no
ordinary amount Of tact and ability in collecting
the necessary material, and arranging it In 9 pre-
sentable form for perusal and preservation. We
commend the work to the patronage Of the COM
munity.-Aaiae Farzaer F4aE .sf4f<SkE
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3 i- $50 l1lf tfa yHEi el 4af L1HNtFfU kEc gIaa
We would call the attention Of all those in want
Of Dry Goods to the New York Store, l25 Middle
street. Mr.. Lucas has just retursed from New
York with = large asd varied stelk of seasonabls
Goods, among which We notice very large assert
ment Of silks OF all colors and grades Dress Goods
of all styles suitable for the and Cloths for
mems and boys wear, which we assure our readers
Mr., Lucas will sell cheaper than any other House in
Portland. M 8 ssssiasys ~ Eay2ssnsod4w
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No book has been issued which will 90 directly inter.
eat every man. woman and child who has been fepresn
cd In the army by kindred and friends and every cti
zen who shares in the gratitude and pride which the pa
riotc heart feels In view Of the noble deeds
by the brave men that have gone forth 70 dend their
country Portland Price ourrent
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The work Is divided into 46 chapters with an appendix
hrnging the work down to- 1866 Eseh ehapter treats
separately OF particular eiment or battery In the or
der Of their rmaton giving the Of the commits
stoned officers with full and suecnt account Of their
operations and achisvements.-BeJast 6ge
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1t is truly invaluable work.-Portlond Courier.
e2 < 0
1t contains vast amount respecting the Maine troops
than whom State in the Union boast Of better
Pt0nser. 81 UNA
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TUsT oneueB st the Au ton store lee Federal s.,
j 20 d assortment Of Cloth Tor Meas and Boys'
we and for sale vert low.
lAfetion Sales every evening. jHne2ot
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Its book which should find place in the library
efse czsn Of Maine. 1t displays the result Of much
pahentaAd thorough research. gfoR ChroHi-
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It comprises succirst of part taken in the
war by each regiment, battalion and company that en-
listed from Maine and thoroughly and faithfully enron
icss the facts a1d events Of which it purports to be
history.-GespeL 6anAer. 80
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most valuable, rsabe And fnt4sstlg record of the
aensyements Of Maine men In the great contest for
tionality and freedom, -Skowht gan Clairen
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DIED.

IN bath. June Is, John Q. iniAn. son Of John
J In Falmouth. June H. Mary Merrill aged 80 years
In Brunswick, june 8, Capt Thomas Skoldeld, aged
81 years = ~ as' II II H'I''I tIl7I
In skowhegan, May 81, Miss Helen Il. daughter Of
Col isaiah AAfston, OF Wateryille, aged II years
In kast Machias. June 8. Mr. Joseph HoJt. aged
20 years; 9Th. Harrison OFT. aged a years =.
In CALAIS. May 4. Mr. Reuben winchell' aged y
years months =. -.
ter Of the late Hon Marley b 70 wnsend. aged 10
In rrncstens Juhs 7, Anna AZ Heath. aged 40 years
z months. tttl4J NTt z t3114At- 'tstA
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SIP e cIAL NOTICES.
IMPORTANT TO MAINE MEM

sP EcIAL Offices.
IMPORTANT TO MAINE MEN
THE MOST POPLAR WORK
Ever issued in this State.
.-- "WHITMAN- g. TRUE,S
H1stOryof Maine
Warrior the MON 70
FEW MORE GOOD AGENTS
Desired at once.
The above work is wanted by every loyal family
in Maine. 1t contains full history of every Regi
ment and Military Organization that has been raised
in the State during the war, corsising OF
The Part taken by Maine Soldiers
In battlea marches sc, describing their camp life
exciting scenes, and deeds Of personal prowess-sl
together the most desirable and popular volume ever
presented to the people of the Pine Tree State.
The WORK l. ghly valuable. not only fof perusal
but 80 forrsference sabstanhate facts, &c, & O.
asitis made mp nom official and semi official sources
AID is highly endorsed By the Governor the Aoju.
tant General, officers and men ofthe Army, and the
entire pressof the State. That these facts may b
more satisfactorily understood, read the following
opinions Of eos cony and Adjatant Genera a lods.
| dom
AUGUSTA, February Sd, 1865.
| Messrs Nelson Disgtey, Jr., Co,
GENTLEMEN The advance sh -ets of he work
published by you entitled Maine the War for the
| Union," have bees unlimited 70 for inspection
The work self Is that ~ citizen in tine state
should suppose. would be desirous to have in pos.
session. Its bret ana Truthful synopsis Of the a
| bors and achievements Of the Regiments OF our
State. The materials have been dra ~ from oRieisl
sources, a-d thu narrative, Pleasantly written, may
be cousidered an hsntc history Of the diers d
Maine up to the date Of publieation. hopeit MAJ
have, as it deserves, large cir .ulation. =
Respectfully yours,
SAMUEL CONY,
| Governor of Maine.
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The above vol is wanted by every loyal family
in Maine 1t contains full history Of every Regi-
ment and Military Organization that has been raised
in the State during the war, corsis.ing OF
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-20

The editors have wsl performed their task The vol
ume will be found interesting particularly for those
who have been in the ssrvise, and for their friends
Portland 4,sesy TO-
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they commenosd sa indiscriminsss ons,sush, on an
presen men, omen and children. The furniture
we're beaten mos, unmei oifully and robbed. Mr..
iIsnk bornas, OF willismsbuigh. With bis family,
Loliy ,nlu[es hams Il bis dan btef, a giii Of IA
jeI'. v. kicted and mlnes ed .thersis in
Int es manner. Mr.. Benjamin johnson vas slso
anon. the Injured. The ro- dies sftef leconns
s.hi - e sin NE evil eoinss msnased to regain
BRooKLYS COMMON CouScIL.-At . meet-
ins Of the Common Council last evening, the follow
ins tition Of the Trustees Of church for colo Cd
peep In the Ea,ern DDticL whose place Of ~or,hip
VI" destroyed by FIRE during the July riots, 1868, ".
p.esented;
~ n. k1yor and Common covn,a .@e..Tb.
h ootyn +, d, whose place OF rorshipr situated In
@ ss"sss sssn On r. snd d. LS & s
July 1903 during tn. not by some persans unknown
g ~, .h eh hs. deprived ., o. pace Of orhipins
NJ. ! erected md pu,cB@e1' st a. price of sa,ce,
iofo A. that hi Ereellenoy, A. " Wood. Ma o,
an he honorabie boIy the Common Council, would
ieyeA the sum Of s2,V', or the ieetion Of ,uhshe
HHsee o. '0.'hp. ts,snetl stsoS ptHoS, Willy
DAVID ORELN, Tiu,teoa
The communication va referred TO the Committee
on Schools, Art. and Science, fo1 iepot.
The Mayor sent IN a communication vetoins the
contract authorized to be entered into with Mr..
frsnci' s~fi, for removing nigh. soil hom tho city,
for he period Of ten yeite A. the price Of twelve
eenu pe. cu Ic foot on the siound th the op)ss.
Moie not .d,e ts,d ssufcient zen IN OF t,ne. and
thst mo iea,onsb,s OEeis could 10 ohtanei II
freater publicity vas given. The communica' on
rAs or,ered 10 BE- publ shei and tie subject Toieued
70 .hr CCunselloT ior his % MON.
EXTENSIVE AND ADRoIr RoBBERr.-Tbs
house n Mr. RILEY, No. 94S Columbia street, us
robtoi on Saturday last Of sA74s In bis. A msn
had called during the day, and by iase Representa-
ionS iniuced Me Riley 10 go To her husbands place
OF huhLeS ~ Nev fOft. On her return she etoet-
tainrd mas All the mouev sue h7d her keeping had
teen sto'en. Two fu,pcc ed parties have Teen ar
res ed and held ior e1sinir alton.
Boy KtLLED.-A little boy named Hstchel
va run over by the Nevtorn cars In DeHalh avenue,
yeswris and 20 ,eIiously iniu, ed that he died.
The CYPRrsss HILLS RArE CASE yes
terds, came Up before juice Haiter The Attorney
Tor the defence tnuoducoda witness named jacob
Me'fEef, who was immeiie ely Iccognized bT officer
Reed a. one OF the parties engaged IN the brutal
out ase. He was iuimedis ely arrested and iecog-
nized BY MIS-. Allen, the victim. Gaze still on.
SuSsTRUCk.- Pstrick Mclaughlin died at
the toklyI Cit Hospital on the sth Inst, from the
Effects Of sunst Oks.
THg BODY Of drowned man was picked up
I. ll.milton avenue Fern last evening. His heisht
u fl out teot, inches and ppaently 20 YEAR old.
Deceased lad Hack ftock coat. bi oW pan aoonh
pu pc uecfte and calf skin boo's The Iemains
re!e taken 10 the Dead House, and further nfotma-
tim can he obtained Of Co oner - nch at the New
Court houte today.
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CLEARkD
sTrAMeHIPs-Fount.in, Charleston. SC; Fw
B une, Bal, more.
sHlP-Ls Mark. uoves, for Liverpool.
BARKS-Besse q Simpson, Gov BIT; josephine,
QueeattoSn n: r. BArsa, hsliiHA; j Churchill Name
BRlis-A l. Peck, Gov Bay: HuudAhi, Danish
Rio Janeiio; C,n.ll ST Thomas.
sCHUONpRs- Royal Arch. tBrl Windsor, n 8 ;
Elizabeth, tBI.l Bear River.
ARRIVED.
sTEAMeuIPs-Cos,a Rica- Aspinvan: FairbantA
Boston 10. Washington; Peut, For ess yonIoe; G
knlsh', WAhinrton Zodiac, savannah C-eole
Richmond znd Nor.ok; BaltiIno e, Baltimore; sAro-
nis, hamsurR soush,mp on; frsnconia, Portland.
sHlPs-Enerey: Liveipoo; Robert L Lane, DO
Ino r.. 81 Key wes.
BARKs-Anco Polo, Bremen; Union, Gov B,v;
P.ssees do; winnifed. Rio jan; Bolivia, Scsrssua
sahoateo Pernambuoo Isis Glaer B.v: j Blsnkho n,
Brtfreport, b. Oiien', LlngAn; 0nesiphogus Mini
ttlan; hspte Valley, Gov Bay.
-sCHooNERs-s n Jsckson, Bridgeport c D /:
I1oneer, LlnFan No1hiup do; VIM CrsvfoId,
Newbe n; Hope, &c Bay, C n; z Ns.h, Addison;
A King. lev, GGc p y; Com Tucker, Bfnroi; T w
Thorn, GlouceseT Mediator. Fan Rive; Layinis
Jsne, Pioylden'e; soA Bridgeport, b Talent,
kocftnd; Aihet Ion Glsoe Bay; saxon, CslaE
John Boyn,on, do, EliLa 3, hiddlstoWp, CT Fair
wind El6Sortn; 7 Lindrsy, ssco; Peter Bitter,
Brd,t tpJtt q, Artetarn, Linean; ns'ice New port;
Red Robin, CntlC Ame ,ioA, Provi1once; II DO At ,,
Hhueu; " nialiacr, ProvleeLcc ' Mitchell,
stan foft Ellen Pc xm. Giouoo, 81; senator Boston;
Delphi Providence; Jane. NeSteily for RonLouE A
Gaidiner, Rondout o. Boston.
DELOW-B.rt Nefrim.cS, CarSena.. ship An.a;
and br'i far'.et. Wind = and hght at ,uufei.
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The ABDUCTION or Miss BoYD.-The Alb
dnr,,on n, ,hi. ,o,u. lad, .Ii,,a., IN . ..,-. D.,
,til Involved 10 some mystery All tha. /, at pre.ent
known in regard to 1t 10 that gentleman nan g
Thomas Armstrong wGs a suitor OF MI, Boyd's that
he wont OF to the leaving his brother Iohu in
charge Of his assunei Aiianced that John, In hi.
brohers at.ence, fell in love with his charge. aud
Nas on the point OF making her hi. bride when hi,
brother returned The son Of Mars" hearing Of hi.
brothers. ArrAngemen', resolved to circumyent Il
and 10 thi, end he lolloyed ,hem IN n N.. yorI
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sssessdsy ordered locked up, becsu,e the memteis
sssssd !, ssrsss hsht fsv day, since the en-
- we're cent 70 the public yard. An Inventory
1tAs prvpsry bsisnsns 70 the department. 10 nov
ss4ns nsds.
TIE FnENEN.-In aeeordanee with . pre-
49, nsties, . meeting Of the forsmen Of ere comps
40 vn held lest evening si Firemen's Hail. for tho
suspnss d taking sctiou In references 70 any Iepy
vss nisht b received to the following note I'd.
SssssA 70 ths scv Fire Commissoneri
NV Yoax, July 1, 1865.
b.wd ~ ha'vvpsliior Fns CV-nm,s'ioners
esnflcneo-fnel rlease fnd q copy Of Q rsso-
- rrsmen of the voiun Ger Fiis Department held
Ges The o,cers Of that meeting inform .he Hetropo.
- n,s Commis.sonsr. snd they DO hereby iniolm
.%:nt intend 20, aud viii % forn. duty a. ususL
ss,,f .Sfun iseS pEoy,sef hGSeseI, ihs, ,ee
sssre Il An honorable discharge at tia, time also,
~ TIE svsnt Of the said Conruis,onegs refusing
ssSr = the usdsTssned d. anits sn.wsr 70 hi. 10
NJ y.ian.. is.s,E ss,u,d,y rss.h ins,.n..-'h., the
sssaAs' ths lotb inst. veiy re.pec,inlly'
Jobs Dyckkh Chairman
Board Of Engineer ana Fo.emen.
No esmmuniosiion having been received from the
buami.ioners the foremen Of some thirty comp,
ssa and four Assistant Engineers, determined TO
Afuss ssrvins any longer In the Department. Chief
sasineer Decker urged continuance bu, the meet
ns sjjournsd ahsr the above deci,ion had been
urvsd 81
A RIAL Estate AGENT CnuMIrs SUICIDE.
-LAriy yesterday mornins, Mr.. John A. sin,ck. a
cal estate aren't who live. at No. ii9 East
Sth street, committed suicide by hanging him
elf 10 the banistsr Of the stairs leading from he
'ailvsy 10 the second floor, by Of small rope
The body VA Instantly cot dow but NE uas
fnst. Mr.. sillict had recently been nct and his
''e"as oehevs "at ne VI" pefua1y eerahsed' pe-
$50 mas %" we ana seVers' children coroner
mo" v" no'ineo 70 ho'o an 'nlne't
ibh SITf HALL fAhk.-lhp place 10 now
sseh visited BY pedestrian. particularly Sundays
tut thee has bcsn general complaint Of the want of
sata and poop have been compelled to ,it on tho
urbs the ground. This 10 about 10 be iemedied,
the snihoritiss have ordered benches to BE- placed
hnen y soon " possible
HE BOUNTY JUMPERS AFTER Col. BAKER.
Parties 70 the number Of forty hny have brourh,
. Iintsnd ,o bring suit against Col Baker Chief Of
D'.'."'.~ ''' '".' ""''''""'"'"''
Ehsse parties are mainly hoin the 300 bounty Jump
chey charge thu they .e,e Ierailv are.,.d and
hst no ehsrrs has ever been brought assin,t en-.
the aIlere that ,helr arr est, Ne ses OF the nsr.
ct d.,poti.m. and that they so, cut Of prison
sums ransin, In the Ie'pective cases oin 70 10
,oohisetsr Tor Pet,r Ke IL A 20, tscI,ins ,e,n'.
md he charres whoiesale fraud. and stealing. Inc
ny !" ~. ~ 'yr ~ e n' =" yo"
MILITARY Tho Irsh Brigade proceeded TO
80, -, .,- :
"a ", .'oa', W =, ".p''''e, w,
opay them ofy a, tho R.t,e,v
T,,. u.n,,-.- ~. IT..
ssv York durine ,hs n.,, x.., ,.,. tsA- in.
rev, ~ a. aaon ,hs mo,,,I,,S ., ~. n,osI,,.as
md decrea,e of AZ eorn na rcd vith ,h o ,sii, n
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SHIPPING.

FOR LIyERPool-TAPSCOITS LINE
sliLf 81. aaEA..,............JuI 18th.
TAPSCoTT BROS. & co,
5.s So oOulh ?;
PAS SSAGE TO AID FROM GRE.
L BR.IAlN AND IEtLANu. b.
sTLAAshLf AND sAlLiN PALkEr,
Al RLDIC-D PHILEs.
nrats AvALI.bIe u Out lOI, Eu5.anu Ireland, '
SEQ .,A..
faiI.e- vish,n; to engA p4saee tenl for n
nieaGs or .e.n.t lIOuc 10 t4c oll cOaat.y, can Z
40 tie ioSesg IH,e o. app. al 10
s2a '"0 NJ south 6 ,neet Us
pASSAGE FROM AND TO LIVERPOc
and Lonion-By the Old Black star Line.-lA
Liverpool the JOHN BRl ~ / rails on June s,h
tor London, lie RhlNE, sails on june 24th.
Tor pssas apply 10 oWILLiAGs SuCION, Oluh
si. 81
STEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVI
.OPOOL.-LOU lSlANA sIlls saturday July r.
Cabin passage -. steCtAge 80, payable IN Cu' pl
c., Apply 10 WILL hMs i u ON, 20 Dgoadpay. y
old TYPE METAL WANTED APPLY q
Othi ofhR al
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MILITARY Y.

A NEW LAw-SOLDIERS wOUNDEl
In the line Of duty. OF their heirs are EMIT ed
bounty. LEFFERis, HOFFMAN co. ~ Paw
Row, Times Building, New York. Sb9;
DRIZE MONEY OFFICE. 2PARK PLACL
Co,lec ion, mace for a | lists nov ready at onq
L. BROWN a Co, Blnker.. Sf
pECRUTTS DISCHARGED AT RENDEi
IL vous under orGcr II will rece v, IN ormAtlon ~
rardins heir pa, &C., by calling at our Office.
BROWN h CO.. Park Place. $50
SPECIAL TO DISCHARGED SOLDIERS
- ImpoTt-nt notice All 500 ers music ed ou' =
di.eha ged upon partial descriptive lists can fecely
the balance due them. Apply Ia person OF BY lettT
70 ihe nitod Ssaios Army Agency, 81 B.eeoker y
N. I. CiIT. 3lI :
SOLDIERS MUSTERED OUT WITH Pal
~ tis descr p,vc Lists, have all their ar uael
collected ard cashed by appying At the banking q
nee VI j. NELSON LtCkEI, 243 III oadw.y 1879.
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DENTISTRY.


Z SET or TFFTH MADE ~ 9 HOURS
A. -" h 81, &c. 81 Ac pa els. be4u'liuL
ere = l.Nt tpno tets. r.unpe.. q h'il 74t ilc
t.'e" AAi Ie o.e Jltalll ,ppaA ince. rye, s'-
tea ltn FivrA TO be rdmlnst = ION ~ he 't1Tting
"a .os tie eH "a .o9 o. ,c5 'iIhvlt puu. NO
ertH eH4.. e. No AIvducc Ie u 10 NJ ont A.
~ e. pa o.N ul. IS satsfe with l.. IN.
So 40 ~ ? g.. b. ai!y IN lie eiJ, AZ 81 o1h
G'., G, i. a-.2 st.. ~
~ lth OF Nithput eruHct.n ng tho 100 :, 20 5 ana
upwud. supe lot sod. silver nnd houe d ling .
- ,rc ing thout pa Il. JOSEPH DODIS, Dentist
lSs last 18Th 81 near Sd ave. aSs
A FULL SET OF TEETH INSERTED FOR
AhtI beautiful set 40 to Sl6. Tee h I'll ed With
500 and other filings 30 cent? and upwaid,, IA
uAcEng without pain. MlCHAUD d COL RIDER
dentists, loi Nth ave, near gs,h at 34J
A MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY -
= Teeth extracted without pain or no charge.
Bennthpl Teeth in.ered, ~ each. Aching teeth filled
Win celotit cd hone filling All opeTstionh warrant
BTosdvg. sA
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NJ ElblGlNES.

A SURE AND POSITIVE CURE FOR nj
Lhiempei znee discovered by Dr. KIN :, given al.
know IA TO the peftou, IN aie teL any other heve
area Price fl. Bea are Of counteiteits for The ceu
NY. 1895
SEVEN GREAT BLESSINGS SECURE !
~ 70 the human rae by one bottle Of .
Railways READY RELIEF
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MARINE NEWS.

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BOARD AND ROOMS.

A WIDOW LADY WISHES TO LET J.
Llnestly furnsl ed loom, suitable ior houfekcepnf
Also hsll bedrooms. Call every day this eel. q
ia 40 fcit a. bet. kivinrton and slsn'on. 1872
A FURNISHED ROOM AND BEDROOM
to lot, by widow LADY With the Of the si,oh
en-, At 916 springa 9l8
P0ARDING-A FEW RESPECTABLl
- cir can he &C ,orlmooatel with hoard, 10 . p z
yse nil OF mo- 2. ate te MS, BY sppying In 1st
Street ~ oe, No. las, on flrst floor. IS !
ROARD-A FEW RESPECTABLE SINGLI
- mcn can meet with GOOD board, airy room, an
every comfort. . "a Eat Btoidwav, near Cath r.p.
u. B,e,ksu from 49, o'clock A. ". IIp
NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS 10 LET,
with or without boa d, In private family; hous
vey que ie erence required. Call 81 No 6T siILl
~ between South ID and South Sd tis william
burch, l.. l. SnfI
THIRD FLOOR TO LET-CONSfSTISf
try and lot, furnished vi'h every convenience hr
housekeeping, at sc Mest Washington Plloe. az
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