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NEW YORK, June H..
The Heralds Washington dispatch says the
accepted Brevet Msjor Gen. Cutler. Briga-
der Generals Meredith, P. Jones, Shepley.
Van Dever, IS. Terry and TillsoD. Brig.
Gen. Abercrombie has been retired.
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& Base BALL MAToH.-In the base ball
match played Saturday, between the Howard
and Lincoln Club, the latter was victorious,
making 81 runs to their opponents 20. !.
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PHILADELPHIA, June IT..
a.afIne subscriptions to the Z 80 loan to-day,
reported 10 Jay Cooke, amounted to $2,053,-
200. Tie number ofindividual subscriptions
for $50 and 500 each was t43s.t Total sub
scrptions for the week 81 ,925 600.
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Mari,ae Diaaater

$3.50 siao FORTRESS MONROE, June 49,
Information was received here this morning
that an unknown vessel was in distress off
Cape Henry. The steamer Amanda Winans
was Immediately dispatched to her relief
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Portland goldiers' Rsst.


List Of men who have passed through the
city, and have stopped at the Soldiers Rest
during the week ending June II, 1865:
June l2th. p F BlalsdeI G. 18th Maine Vols q (
g u Cha e, x, do W
y c Rose, b, do
AE Cove, e, do
McCault. n, do
Lamphie,, o, do
Thomas Lowell, Special Duty
-. ] 5 DayiasOn seeruit,. q 8 Engineers
-. Z VIZ { f Ssssy, D, ast K Nc Vol. do
J B Pitt, i, 9th Me Vols
Leonard Cobb, a, h Me Vols
June 18th. Cyrus Merriner, B, "a Wisconsin i Vols
June 14th Isaac Brown Oh sinS son
ufu x q clark, q, special Guard 81
l Mitchell, 4, LIST ne Vets w
G. a5ls s:d sss I1s AZ i4t Ne Vols
June 18Th. Sin, sssas. IS Special Ssty
-. Thomas Arnold /, 20 Ne Vol, 3
June ioth. Alex Lindsey, Recruit, Ang
z Knowles & G sptcisI lard
" Cssh. 1. 18th Me Vols 3o I
WI Blackstone, Recruit U Eng
aa5s Harding, A, 18th Me Vols a1 81
Weleh, ii, l4th do
" Thompson, Recruis s Eng
nsa. John Henderso do do tafa
y Raglan A, LIST Ne Battal on slf'
Joseph Perkins, Al, 10th Me Vols .ss
John Ragton, / 10th do
Alonzo White, X. 6lst Mass Vols
d w Stewart, 4, 6lst do
Whole numter accommodated during the week
HENRY LYMAN
Oapt. and A. Q. M, y. 5. A.
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WASHINGTON Lnna La

Judge Understood is still in Washington,
but there 10 yet no definite conclusion as to
what win be done with the fifty Indictments
for treason found in his court against Gen.
Lee, ex- Governors Smith and Letcher and
other prominent parties In the late rebellion.
1t is understood that some influential gentle
men here are inclined, instead Of trying them,
to notify them of the indictments, and give
them an opportunity to leave the country
never TO return. = %S A
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TIE American Illustrated newspapers for
this week have been received at the book and
periodical store Of A. Robinson, No. 81 Ex-
change Street. ~ 'fa Gag AsSss't
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New York, June IL.
Steamship New York for Bremen, takes
1852 ,920, and the City Of Washington for
$522, 760 in specie. Total $s75, $50.
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rOHl lAED AVID VIUlvIaI

Hsw A1vertsss~seAts fe-Dss.
Ihcairr- Desiring naii-This Fveuin~.
drer&isod Leliers-A II Dole
Auction aai SIX. NJ. rAtten.
hheltnen sac
Ya'uap House for Sale s.
4. Portland Rolling MIL COMPANY.
Auction saie-Henry Bailey ACC.
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Arrest Of a Suspicious Person.

'.asal s4 BANGOR, June 49,.
The man supposed to be John w. Surratt
IN Portland recently, has been arrested here.
Hetis probably not Snrratt. He has been here
eight or ten days.
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From Meas Orleans Gov. Aliens Faresgeu
Address Communications soith Teeas. 40.
NEW ORLEANS, June H.
There are limited restrictions on travel to
ports on the Texas coast; but free and unre-
stricted travel and communication viii open
in five days by official ORDERS lp4 s. saish Ie
The steamship Fung Shuy has arrived from
New York. Is VI, + '.saT..as 80 asfgf, "a
Gov. Allen has published his farewell ad-
dress TO the people OF Louisiana, wherein he
advises temperate language, manly dignity and
submission to the laws, In the Inevitable
course of events they must depend upon the
United States to make them contented, pros
porous and happy. Refugees are advised to
return home, take the oath OF allegiance, work
with redoubled energies, and prove true and
substantial citizens. BE announces himself an
exile, but prsys for permanent peace and pros
perity to those who live under the flag Of our
common cOuntry.arasGs ~ g5i shl4es4 ii Bfia 4
Gen. Weitzels command left the mouth OF
the Mississippi on the 10th, bound west. &
new register Of voters win commence to-
morrow. -. 4si sssss'lls + 81, fs-ssas ss0N
Gold 1s5. Cetton-middl ding SIC. % p z,
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WARRINGTON, June II.
The 9th and Both companies OF unattached
Massachusetts, heavy artillery, who were mus
tered out yesterday, and left for their homes
to-day, visited the Executive Mansion, head
ed by band OF music, and rendered Pres.
johnson serenade. Pres, johnson appear
ed upon the front portico OF the Mansion, and
in few remarks acknowledged the compile
ment, thanking the troops for the faithful SER
vices they have rendered, and congratulating
them upon the favorable termination OF the
rahallion
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Per steamship sidon at New York.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Juhe =
Cotton es TOR two days 10 900 bales, eciud
ing 1000 fer speculation and export. The market Is
dull and 4d@41 lower for common de- crIpti0ns;
American descripu n quiet and unchanged
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET. June 5
Beef steady Pork dull aud unsaiaple even ct de-
cline; Lard easier; Bacon lower Tallo " irmer.
LlVEKPOOL PRODUCE MARKET, june b.
Sugars quiet; Rosin unchanged 8 lirits Turpentine
dun at s5s for frenchi Petroleum quiet.
Per steamship Hibernian off Farther Point
Latest via Londonderry.
LIVERPOOL. June 9.-sP. M-Cotton-The Brok-
ers Circu ar reports ths sales Of cotton for the week
ct $40 goo Daes including bales to spectators
and 27b,oOO TO exporters. The market opened dull
ana easier, but subs quently beca ne active and
advanced ia for American. and Id for Bombay and
9th descriptions The folio ng are the authoaiz d
quotations; New Orleans, l8id middling I'D
Mobile iniddiing 16ad; Uplands fair 15d. The.salss
to-day, Friday are estimated At 900 bales. The
market closed firm ard unchanged The stock In
port amounts to S56,500 bal of which a. 900 are
American ~ ~ q z q
Bread,tuffs- dull Wheat tunds downward.
Provisions-inacfive.
LONDON MONEY MARKET, June 9, p. N. =
Console for money, closed at 90I@9Os.
HAMERICAN SECURITIES.-U. s. $40 at 81
Illinois Central railroad shares 7ba; Erie Rail-
road sharee 6l4. Sta EsA8s III
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO TIE
EVENING PAPERS.

NEW York, June n.
The Herald's Washington dispatch says in
telligenee from the city Of Mexico 70 the 10th
ult., states that the Republican Gen. Negrete
occupies the States OF Tamauiipas, New Leon
and Coahua. s. ,fs.-f '.is '.s..., NJ,
Michoacan Is swaming with guerrillas, and
the regular Republican troops, under Regules,
are In excellent condition and spirits.
De Potter, the French commander still
holds the wives and daughters OF Gems. Orte-
ga, Regules and Salzer and others In imprison-
ment, Notwithstanding Macmillan had order
ed their release. doom Il
In Morelia the French publicly shot the
patriots. From eighty to 100patriots are shot
daily under sentence of court martial, in por-
tons Of the country occupied by Imperialists.
A large force Is to be sent by sea from Vera
Cruz to Matamoras, to prevent Americans
fiom crossing into Mexico ban 81 81 ~
EIoin's mission to France is to seek assist
ance from Napoleon against anticipated move
ments Of Americans, and If this Is not granted
TO the fullest extent Macmillan will leave the
country. esnsis s. aazegss sgssiaa5
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LAnGHs


Dr. D. still continues to Extract Teeth BY Electi ie
itv sOithoNt Pom. Pefeons having deosyed tee IN
or stumps they wish to have removed Tor resetting
no would give polite invitation 20 call.
Superior Electro Magnetic Machines for sale for
family use with thorough Instructions.
Dr. D. cen accommodate = few patients with
board and treatment Of HIS house.
nom 0mGe n nSu y M MT ana ITO In the Evening
CcnsuItation Ffoo. noVlu
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REMOVAL
si.s DIR. WIN. DEFINING,
4 Medical E1ectrician
has removed his OfaOs from Ciapp's BlOoktO
l''a IVA MIDDLE STREET.
Nearly Opposite the United States Hotel. Who're

VNTouLD respectfully announeet to the cifizens Of
~ located in this city. During the two years We
have been In this city, we have CURED some Of
the worst forms Of disease In persons who Nave tried
other forms Of treatment in vain, and carinR "a,
tients In short time that the question is often
asked. do they stay curedi To answer this question
We will say that All that do not stay cured, ae win
Dr. ID. has been practical electrician tor vent,.
one years. and Is also regular graduated physioian
Electricity perfectly adapted to chronic dissasss
in the FORM Of nervous or sick headache; neurales
In the hoad neck extremities; consumption whe
In the acute stages or where the ungs are not fully
involved acute or chronic rheumatism se,oEula hiV
diseases white swelings, spinal diseases oaryatI
Of the spines CONTRACTED MUSCLES distorted lynbsi
palsy or paralysis, St. Vitas' Dance deafness STAN
tcn, constipation and liver complaint ples-we e1le
every case that can be tresenteo astnma' eEoneni.
O. STRUCTURES o. tho ehisk ana AZ 'ofne o. semAs
IMPLANTED l.aa
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AccIDENT-Two women were thrown out
Of wagon on Temple street last Saturday.
They were considerably frightened but were
but slightly injured. ~
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NEW YORK, June IL.
The following note was picked up at sea,
eight miles off Long Branch :-"Ship Brake
foundered at sea, March 18th. 1866, lat. AZ,
long. SO. All hands persisted" The Brake
was aforeign vessel of 600 tons burthen, and
was last surveyed In Liverpool. sai'a.
The 9th regiment left this afternoon for
Troy, under Brevet Brig. Gems. Ripley and
Burlington, TO be mustered out of service.
Some 1000 rebel prisoners are in town wait
Ing transp0i tatlon South. Three hundred
leave to morrow for South Carolina
" - - NEW YORK, June Is.
The United States gunboats Florida from
New Orleans, Ingomia, Somerset and Fort
Henry from Key West, and Mercury from
Washington arrived to day. -Al.s---.s--
The steamer Matanzas was passed at anchor
Off the mouth Of the Rsppahsnock on the 18th
inst, sr propeller having been carried away.
She was loaded with prisoners from Point
Lookout for Mobile. and was taken in tow by
the steamer John Disney for Point Lookout.
s The steamship Bavaria, from Southampton
the LIST inst, has arrived. News anticipated.
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n =EGAFA
T July Fourth, A. D. 1865.

VVHE City Governments OF Portland have arranged
Il for Hegata OF Row Boats, to tai place in the
front Harbor, July ssh 1885, and offer the following
prizess-
FIRST RAOE-Open TO all. In Wineries and
Fancy Boa-s Of any deserp fon to be pulled BY one
{, First Prize $50, 90 Second 1 rize $50 90.
SECOND RACE-Open to the organized Boat
Clubs VI the City; distaaee two miles, First Prize
$4,000; Second Prize $3.50 aa cas- lsels
.fug1 ~ fsIaaJ i4SlrI ----- tt.-stls 4a taflt
5 THIRD RAOE@Open 10 the Boats from the
Forts; dist lance two miles. One p ne $40 90
FOURTH RACE-Open to all s o red Boats
dists acs thee miles. First Prize $3.50, 90; Sec
-f''--sSv 1~rHoMAs 3. JACK, q Committe
JOSEPH 8. YORK, ON
JOHN M BROWN Regatta.
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Removal.

. leltl. d 90 10 "A Lost. .oop,s
9 A WHITE bone Cane, marked 4 hoSn In
DOLLARS by leaving A. at7i Mountfort Street.
X June l7-d1ws
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: GUspOAr TIoeA win sail for Belfast this
morning. %
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3 READ Dr.. HuaHBs' advertisement In another
column. In his speciality DR.. Hughes Is unequallsd
by any physician In this country.
ianl WY
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lftteFCOUFEO
by France, and Rights of Beifigerents Wtth-
drat0ss by France frosss the Rebels.
sr9.er rrgessl WASHINGTON, June II.
In accordance with instructions from the
Secretary Of War, Archibald Mcfarland,
George Mcfarland, Alexander Mcfarland,
Thomas Cook, R. Archibald and Robert Brin-
die were released from the Old Capitol Prison
tins, forenoon, when they promised to leave
the United States. These men, who are aliens,
it will be remembered, were arrested here
some time ago, and were tried by military
commission, for engraving rebel treasury
notes. Il lisns fisssizf'Isa sas y ~
Christopher Hogan, who was arrested some
months since on a charge OF being connected
In the robbery OF Maj Ssolen, Paymaster. OF
about SIC, 600, has been released from the Old
Capital, to be turned over to the civil authori-
ties. Hogan, about the time Of the robbery,
was one OF the Metropolitan Detectives; and !.
some months after the robbery, was arrested
BY some Of the officers Of the Old Capitol in
| Philadelphia. ~ & ssigi
The Presidents has appointed Andrew J..
Hamilton OF Texas to be Provisional Gov
ernor Of that State. Also James johnson of
Georgia to be Provisional Governor Of Geor-
gia. sa9s 81 81 sssd saa
r The form Of the proclamation is precisely
similar to those therefore appointing provision
al governors for North Carolina and Missis-
necessary and proper to enable loyal people to
restore said States to their constitutional re
lations to the Federal Government, and to
present such republican form of State Gov
eminent as will entitle States to the guarantee
of the United States, for its people to be
protected by the United States against in
yasion, insurrection, violence. &c. "a se3
The Secretary of State to day addressed the
following letter to the Secretary of the Navy /:
tfz7 g DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WASHINGTON, June l7]
To Hon. Gideon Wetles, Secretary of the
Many: "A
SIR:-I have the honor to inform yeu that
1t has been made known to this department,
BY the Minister of the United States residing
IN France, that the Imperial Government OF
That country has removed all restrietionshere-
tofore imposed by it upon the naval inter-
course with the United States. aisee
nave a'so the pleasure to inform you that
have learned, in the same authentic manner,
that the Imperial Government OF France has
Withdrawn from the insurgents of the United
| States the character Of beligerents which here
toI0re that Government had conceded to
them; and these proceedings by the Govern
mens OF France have been prompted by the
express desire of reviving the old sympathies
between two nations whose interests and ira
ditions constantly invite them 10 cultivate the
most cordial relations.
| + beg leave to suggest the Importance of
communicating these facts to the proper off
GERS of the navy.
have the honor to be, Sir,
.as, Your obedent servant, ,ysg
aa .ses.5 5 5se WIN, n. SEWARD,
hsre,asl9s u Secretary of State.
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Photograph Albums.

A FINE assortment Just opened and for sale very
a low, ct the Auction Store of
c. K. PORTER,
june10dtf los Federal ST..
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Rw FlIeCtr1c1ry

Tia ,,,..,o the equity, the lame and the laay
leap with Scy snd move With the ssty and elastic
Mo-. =. Eas restored the unoouth defermities re-
..a 5slntness converted to vigor, weakness 10
tN the blind made to soc, the deaft0 hear ard
49, naisled torn 10 move upright; tho beraishes o.
o1h are obliterated the accidents Of mature life
areTentod the caantities OF old ago obviated, apS
= active circulation zaatatained. aH
aao'''- LADIES M .
VINO hate cold hands and feet; weak etomachsi
lame ana weak Ooeks; nervous and sick headaoho
Dizziness and swimming In the head with indigef.
ton and nstipai0n OF the bowels pain In the side
and back; leucorrhosa, (oE whitesl falling OF the
womb with Internal Cancers tumora, polypus, and
ali that long train of diseases will find In Electric.
itv a sure means Of onfe. For painful menstruatcE
zoo profuse menstruaiion, and all Of those long ire
OF troubles with your ladies' Electricity Is ,ertan
speclno and will IN short tine restore tho suneref
10 the vigof OF health
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c A YOUNG MAN, accustomed to business wishe
a employment part OF each day. va sgaaE v
He erences Rivep.
Address ". x, Press Office. june16dst*
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REGISTERS NOTICE


Notice is heieoy gwen NAT me following
accounts nave been PASSED aud htet Ia the
Registers once a. E"e..SuurS, and vii! be
iieSclled |" the orphans, Court "i Cambria
county l"r c'Nh'u!&ti"n ant allowance, IN
VI n"ay tie siAta day oi El"Ivh, next t.
"lt
"e II - Cum g.! J'c"o LcEeTg"od' LA-
,U'"i oi e'tr '-''eiS'od' Esq late OF
,, o'""''""h' HtI o.,
-e account q =. .. EIi'S, guardian "l
Mary McDuNcll, minor CHILD Of Robert
g., Ncl'o"el'' .",e oi ,''hnS'@Wn, deco
lie account o! fh] ]i"ejn . lara, Admin
l'''"'E'%. X "i.'t on. . Harra' Adinin'Strt~
irI - p'N:" - ii'r2, late a Munster
=, 'o""SiiP' "ec h'
i.c d. ,CLl o.. ""Lh buo"' ESq Trustee ior
thc sane q! ne real estate OF Di'lh Todd,
'I,' '"'' "I N"",oI.A I"Wisr!P'' dec'd
= ",'' account "I Ni'i'..o' buhnrEaii' -Nd-
MINIS r''rr Tie 'stti" II IElup smith,
-, i"'e %! Allegheny township. decd.
~ sec II" ana HhAi account 81 NI."AIn
h';teL Administrator Of the estate Of
AntleW l":d, late o; CAutria county,
-, acc ".
ne "' cunt %! Nm. h!ucli, A3mr'. Of the
estate "i Charles -. Murray late If the
,r Borough &" Ehens'urG, decd.
Ihc account Il Nm. k.ttcH. Aaur'. uf the
estate "t Li.za . d ru!ie.i. late # Munster
;"wnsAlF. Cambria County. q. cd.
I"e nina, acc"nn. II Wm kitteil, survi-
'.n@, EXT o.; the last viii aud testament
Of VIM. I.".., late Of Loretto. Cambria
County. decd
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n II l o
7 E 7 r 0 LIU n
c o " P A n Y

CO II P A NY.
The undersigned having been appointed
an Agent for the subscription Of STOCK to
the Company, begs leave to submit the fol-
lowing statement:
This company is chartered by th7 Lesis>
lature of New York in conformity with the
laws of Ohio. Its capital stock is one mil
hon OF dollars in shares of one hundred dol
lars each. a portion of this stock /. oten
Tor subscription. Tie property Is situated
IN Morgan county, Ohio. and embraces about
fifteen hundred acr-s of land. the most of il
held in fee simple and the balance held by
lease Two miles Of broad =alley land suit
able for boring wells. There are sixteen
wells in successful operation prodrIcil Q 295
barrels per day. selling at SIS per barrel.
rapidly and successfully Increasing their
wells.
To any person wishing to invest in this
enterprise, will show them a map and give
them pamphlet detailing tie whole opers,
tion. N. HASSoN
OCT 20, io64>tI Agent
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rINais >yay far LoTetto, Chest SpIings
AND ST. AUGUSTINE.

The subscriber. having purchased the en-
tire stock of Horses. Hacks, Carriages. &c,
of the late firm of Ryan & Durbin. begs
leave to inform his friends and the public in
general that he is now prepared t" furnish
them with every accommodation in his line
of business. His line of Hacks connects
with all the trains on the Pa. r. r, allow
ing passengers no delay whatever. Calls
always promptly attended to.
JOE T. DURBIN.
I Toretto. June %. lS64~ly.
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kEATRIMONiAL,
1VA LADIES AND GENTLEMEN

II you wish to marry, addres. tLe uuder.
signed. who will send you vi hout rlonc-
aud without charge, valuable iufss-,, -,
that Will enable you to marry
speedily, Irrespective OF y c"nh'en'lai' al
ty. This inf, rmati-. sent by return mail,
and if YOU W; asked. address
assist " SARAH 3. LAMBERT,
Theenpoint. Kings cou MY, New York.
Oct. l4. lSG4>2m.
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Howard Association,
PHILADELPHIA.

DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS. SEMINAL.
1-n,x,Ky AND SEXUAL SYsTtMs-new and
r,E,lIa treatment--iu reports of the
HOWARD ASSOCIATlON-Sent 10y mail
in sealed letter envelopes. free of charge
Address. DIR. J SKILLEN HOUGhIEN'
Howard Association. No. South Ninth
street, Philadelphia. Pa.
The Life and services of General Gran
or sale by ,rs,,rrne.y
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Office.
Letters Of Admin

y Letters Of Admin
istration on the estate Of Joseph Bannan,
dec d, of Allegheny Township, have been
Granted to the subscriber residing in said
Township. All persons indebted 10 said os~
tale will please come forward and make
naymcnt and those having claims will pre-"
sent them properly authenticated for settle
- JOHN BANAN.
/ Hi'r' oJ 1864. st Admir-.
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~ All applications for Relief must
be sent to the Commissioner Office, on 3'
Gefnre the 10th day Of each Month. NO
| Orders for the month for which the appiica-
| tion is made, will be granted ii received
! after that time.
| By Order of the Board of Relief.
! WIN. II. SECHLER, Clerk.
Feb. Is. 1865 81
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~ TO AND FROM ENG
LAND, IRELAND AND SCOTLAND
BY THE
GALWAY LINE OF
STEAMSHIPS,
MONTREAL do. do.
WASHINGTON LINE OF SAILING
VESSELS.
Drafts at sight for G ani upwards. on
National Bank and Branches. PAYABLE in
all the Cty's and Town> in England. Ire
land, Scotland and Wales free Of Discount
+ \. O. KERR.
May 25, 1864 Iy. Altoona.
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NEONIES RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT.
IVA Interest allowed on time Deposits.
Gold and Silver Bought and Sod. Frlc>
u"nal Currency ami Nutilated United
States Notes Redeemed. Drafts on the
Principal Cities tur Sale. Central Depot for
the Sale of United States Internal Revenue
Stamps.
This Bank keeps On hand for sale the
! 80 U S. TREASURY NOTES.
and takes Subscriptions for the same. This
.s the POPULAR 10 IN, the only Govern
n1ent L1an now in market at par. giving
those VII" have money safe and desirable
opportunity f.r Investment,
THO CENTS Day FOR EACH 81 90.
THcS" Notes. az Maturity. can be exchanged
for so Six Per Cent Gold bearing Bonds
u. NJ. LLOYD. d. r. CALDWELL,
President Cashier.
Feb. s, lSG5-Ily.
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WyamOgAAp AmD syam.pu1gZaIt

/ IST OF CAUSES,
Set down for Trial on
the SECOND WEEK of March Term, 1865.
Michigan VS. Myers, Feigned issue
Henry VS. Warner,
jackson VS. Johnston,
Hoffman vs. Coiclesscr ct al.
Fenlon vs. Duncan.
J,ffrics vs. Byers,
Baird VS. Black,
Myers VS. Woodco k,
M'Closkey vs. Garland,
Lan;ze vs. Moore ct at.
Buck vs. Same.
Burgoon VS. Noel.
Young vs. WiImore,
Go,t VS. Dawson,
Commonwealth for use VS. Moore ct al.
arbaugh vs. Link,
kayiOr VS. NOunan,
Lycoming County Fire In. Co. VS. Moons
Administrators,
Recs VS. Rees.
JOS. M'DONALD, Prot'y.
Ebenshurg, Feb. 10. 1865.
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S'Zf 40
WE the undersigned Auditors Of C,r,tr;,
County. respectfully report that We bara
examined the aove account and dn f,,I :.
correct, with the amnuut of twelve a,ll.rs
and nineteen cents in favor OF the Directors
OF the Poor and House of Employment Il
Cambria County
Given under our hands this 18th dav Of
January, A. D.. 1865.
WILLIAM J. WILLIAMS,
JOHN A. KENNEDY,
T. p. TIERNEY.
Attest, Auditors.
Geo. w. Oatman, Clerk.
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