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FEEiEsd rrH. rlEErH TEETH ETH .

DR.. D. stin continues to Extract Teeth by ELEc-
TRlcIrY WITHOUT PAIN. Persons having decayed
teeth stumps they wish to have removed for reset
ting bewonld give polite invitation to call.
Superior ELECTRO MAGNETIC MACHINES for sale
Tor family use, with thorough Instructions.
DIR, d. can accommodate lew patients with board
and treatment at his house. -
Office hours from o'clock A. NJ. to - Il; fom
to P. NJ, and to 0 IN the evening.
Consultation free. novftf
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MOONLIGHT ExCURsIoN.--The barge Com
4or. will leave Franklin Wharf ats 10 O'Clock
this evening for Peaks Island. There viii be
a Gu. ldrille Band on board, which viii play al
the isl and to accommodate those who wish to
dance. A display Of fireworks win take place
at the ia. and. o HaA t8nA4 sGab7N0E
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INHuMANIrY.-4A woman tPl was taken to
the police Office vest srday for beating her boy
in a brutal manner. She says she only push
ed the boy against door, but the head OF the
lad betrayed wounds that could not have been
caused by other taan severe and unwarranted
beating. She was partially intoxicated when
she was arrested.
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Genteel Cottage at Auction.

~ NJ we shall al, = MY 10Th, ut three O'Clock p
froIt Piscs Hoqss in wsst5rooE known as Inc
y story and halfhOuse thoro nOn ortiAnd- ~
caS pest material and by the best ormsn ba
t wa o!asCed nom solid rock. Its new and I'M
with ABOUT eight acres Of land IL the hiaest
euluVauoni there y about sixty iris trees ~
lot-y0ung and thrtity-with currents. poosstr.i -
Strawberries, rasDberries, &c. &C. II IA s,Ian1S,
piece OF propertyone Of the most desirable ~ have
held for years. Sale positive. I'.l .|I + '9
julyI3dtd III. BAILEY q Co. Aneiinnaera
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Latest by telegraph to Londonderry. lp1
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, July 1.-THE
brokers circular reports the sales of the week at 3D.
600 bales including $500 to spectators and 1900 to
exporters. The market has been IRREGULAR and
closed dull, with still downward tendency, at de-
cline Of a ia, The authorized quotations are, for
Middling Orleans 193d; Middling New Orleans 1s3d;
Niddling Texas 193d. The sales to-day friday are
estimated at 1O,O9O bales The market being firm
under the Scotia's news, and II a Sd higher,
mainly on prime qualities. The stock in port is
estimated at 1858 900 bales, Of which $4,000 bales are
American. 9isa IA ~ slet .7slR liHl xeee ia ais
LIVERPOOL. BREADSTUFF MARKET, July
l7.-Breadstufs dull and Understanding downward
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET, July u
Provisions quiet with a declining tendency, except
Lard, which is firm. $50, So
LONDON MONEY MARKET, July 7.-consOls,
for money, 90A a 90A. EfsyefA~ sssF fc a1nN-
The bullion in the Bank of England has decreased
e300000. ttssfset..rss IL, &sSa.sss...,1F
linois Central Shares IS a S6l. Erie Shares b3 9
53t. yss'h sil p i1iq9ac 9ail g spl.ls
I LoSpoS srocK EXCHANGE, July P. M.--The
closing prices Of Consols for money were 90h g 9O1;
for account, 9Oi q 9Os. z "a
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MA1Nn TRoops nv souTH oARo1aNA
The Major Of the 2ath regiment. writes IF

Georgetown, S. c., July 5th, as follows:
,'fWe shall march at "A. M. Tomorrow to
Kingstree, and thence by rail proceed to Flor
ence., All the brigade will then have vacated
this place, except one company of the 18th Me-.
The other companies Of the 10TH are two
miles out of town, and Col. Dyer of the 10Th
commands the post. The LIST Maine battal-
lion goes with us to Florence. The Both Mas
sachusetts win also concentrate there and be
forwarded or remain, as the General orders.
Nearly all the officers have been more or less
sick with bilious fever peculiar to the climate.
Lieut.. Winter died few days ago, said to be
from BURSTING a blood vessel while vomiting.
No tidings of the Pay-master," .s-saosssas 3
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Financial
Is1--ep Loan. \

z 50 noses are ssped under the date Of Julv u.
1866, AM ara three years from that date Il
curreney,ot are Convertible at TIE option Of the
n,taef-into laalIsmE b -alaltrl b nall. !. ~ -.
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I.Tlo COM Consstflters..

FE1HE undersigned hereby offers to sell al who wish
Coal at as low prices either of the Coa-at-Cost
Companies of this city, of the grade, and as
many pounds per ton, whether 22i0. 5000 pds on
the same terms of admission to this prioi1ege, and
said Companies Stock will be worth, two years hence
li1 sssqs JAMES III. BAKER.
.Tulv 13-d3w IN
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! By Electricity

The Rheumatic, the equity, the lame and the lazy
leap with JOY and move with the agility and electric
ity Of youth; the heated graid is cooled the ost-
bitten limbs restored, the uncouth def0rmites re-
moved hintness converted to yigor, weakness to
strength the blind made to see, tie deaf to hear and
the palsed form to move upright; the blemisbes OF
youth are obterated; the ACCIDENTS Of mature life
prexented; the caamities Of old age obvated and
acfiva circulation maintained W -
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Eco1, s.;I. XsrIcAL. - In addition to the
churches invited to be represented in the
Council called to install Rev. Mr.. Walton Pas
ter of the Sd Pa vish Church, named in yester-
days issue, is the Bethel Church, Rev. Mr.
Hartshorn of this city.
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Raymond's Life Of President Lincoln,

CONTAINING his State Papers, Proclamations,
~ Sc. 1t has most complete history of his early
life, and also Of his assassination and death. This is
from official copy, the proofs earing been read By
the Rresidefs friUdte SecretaFy. 1t viii contain
steel portrait of Mr.. Lincoln. Secretaries Seward
Stanton Wells and others say is the best 1t also
has thirteen other Illustrations and will contain about
$50 pages making the largest best and cheapest work
being published. Subscriptions are being taken by
arfa1laH ee WILLIAM j. RICE,
July 7.--d2w*I o. .samAgent for Portland.
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STEAMER FOR FREEPORT.

$50 The steamer CASCO viii leave
sssss.ss.sV4Sst Freeport for Portland every MON
Il ii ~ NM DAY, WEDNESDAY and SATUR-
6sAzzE.l.s g s.Aea DAY Mornings at O'clock.
n'''a<-sz@=s<a-z-7 Returning, VIII leave CUSTOM
HOUSE WHARF on the same afternoons at 4 o'clock.
Fare each way, 60 cents, Freight taken at low
rates. 'Astl ~ july7 Pm
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31sT MAINE.-This regiment was in New
York yesterday fit goes to Bangor by LAND
it viii pass through this city in all probability
to-day. It may 90 from Boston to Bangor in
tl,e steamer.
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Observation-Disclosures story appears IN
some Of the Metropolitan papers in relation 70
Mrs. Surratt, her spiritual advisers and Mr.
Stanton, designed to bring reproach upon
faithful public officer, to create an impression
Of Mrs. Surratt's innocence, and to aid the
cause Of Jeff DAVIS. IF an innocent woman
has been hung as conspirator, viii not the
authorities be- very careful how they crimson
| their hands in Davis bloodi This is the NOR
al OF these sensation reports; and loyal papers
| circulation. .4fl17e'''.7 - - -
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LIFE INsuRANor.-Attention is invited to

LIFE INsuRAEoE-Attention is invited TO
the advertisement of the Mutual Benefit Co.,
New York, of which Mr.. Warren Sparrow is
Agent. This company is one of the oldest
and strongest Life Companies in the Union.
Its business is larger than any other, and its
net assets greater. The accumulated profits
swell up to an enormous amount, and the pol
icy holders have the advantage of them. Its
affairs are admirably managed, and to the sat
isfaction Of all who insure at that Office: so
much so that the Insurance Commissioner Of
New York complimentcd the Directors upon
the wise and judicious course they pursue
This is what has given this company such an
exalted rank among Insurance Offices. A
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Rev. GEO. LEON WALKER, Pastor ofState
stroat Church, in this city, is to deliver the an
nral address before the Rhetorical Society oil
BANGOR Theological Seminary, Wednesday
evening July 26tfl.
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AN Elk, HHANGE, BUT NOT QUITE A Rob
BERY.-The gentleman who took an almost
new unlbrells from our Sanctum, and LETT an
old one yesterG 'ay, will please exchange back
On the handle o. che one left were two Letters
"a. s." 7 tl9lie
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ra Maine Regiments e'a-ro'sse Home. g E'
go s NEW YORK, July II.
The 91st Maine Maine, 665 men, Col. David
White, arrived here this morning, ana ieie ior
Augusta, Me-, this afternoon .4aA .sr.a,..az
The both Maine is en-route rom Washing
ton, and are momentarily expected here.
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A fete was given on the 4th of July by Mr..
Bigelow, the American Minister at Paris
With the exception of Druoyn de PHuys and
the Diplomatic Corps and Messrs. Chasseloupe
and Baland de Lavette, who are married to
American ladies', none but Americans were
admitted Mr.. Bigelow delivered speech, in
which he expressed the conciliatory ideas en-
tertained by the American government. Dane
ing took placein tent which was decorated
with French and American FLAGS. yasla
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MARROW EsoAPE.--Last Saturday, as Mr..
). Ambrose Merrill was returning from Camp
Berry, having his little son in the ehaise with
HIM, the vehicle was run into by another team
on VaughaJis bridge, and upset. The lad es--.
capped with slight bruise Mr.. Merrill hung
on TO the reins of THE horse, and was dragged
some distance, but he succeeded in stopping
the az iimal. He received some injuries, but
none that were serious, Notwithstanding he
was d ragged over the rough places. A spec
tatoE who saw the occurrence, supposed that
he would surely be killed. abosg tgs tga7si
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Tuesday Morning; July le, 1885.
PORTLAND AND VICINITY.

New Advertisements To-day. w 8
Entertainments Theatre paasr,no Han. - - a
Exeursion-July 18th.
Girls Wanted-Wocdman True s. Co.
Piano to Let.
Pocket Book Lost-stephen r, Thornton.
Albums-Dresser's
Examinations sstsv43 ana. ai- Fl
Name Historical Society. as1s aa8 tatf ifasqas
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TyHE Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders of the
Il Portland Gas Light Company win be held at their
the 18th instant ats O'clock p NJ for the election of
Officers to act upon the Reports of the President and
Treasurer, and any other business that may come be-
fore them. A1@AA& EDWARD II. DAVIES, 20
July IL, 1S65.-dtd President
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Horses, Carriages, Harnesses. &c.
lat Auction.

{ ~ SATURDAY July 18th, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. At
oGd Honn hussels Carriage Manufactory, Nos III
sacond Jfongsess st, fine assortment Of new and
I1Nns A np1,,S Carriages consisting Of JENNY
sids S,, Of m and Top BUGG.ES, SCN 1Ol S,
6nish AIS wssons &C., new and in fine sty lie and
On NJ new new. and second hand Aarnes Is, sc, de
NO PosAponsinene on account Of the weather
3nIvtzdtd htNnH BAILEY 4 Co., Auctioneers.
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PORTLAND Posi- OFFIcE.~Major Dole
yesterday received his commission as Post
master for the ensuing four years. ssfuo. saat
The error in the telegraphic dispatch re-
ceiyed Sunday night, originated in the office 81
the Agent Of the Associated Press in New
Z ork. In taking it from the paper he cut of
the name ofthe place to- which the first per
sons named had been appointed, and this
brought AL the appointments wrong. We.
state this INJUSTICE to the telegraph operators.
who do their best to give us correct dispatches
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Who have cold hands and feet; weak stonaehs lame
and weak backs; nervous and sick headache; dizzi-
ness and swimming in the head with indigestion and
constipation OF the bowels pain IN the side and back
Tor whitesl; falling of tie womb with in
ternal cancers; tumors, polypus, and all that long
train OF diseases viii find In Electricity a sure means
of cure. For painful menstruation, too profuse
menstruaton, and all Of those long line Of troubles
with young ladies', Electricity Is q certain sIecihc
and will in short time, restore the sufferer to the
YiQOr of haalfllt
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CorrcN.-The Manchester Cotton Supply
Association report favorably of the progress Of
cotton cultivation in all partslof the world ex-
cept India, where, it is complained, little has
been done to make that country permanent
source of supply. The association have con-
tinued to distribute seed, chiefly American,
among various countries, and it seems that
their work in Turkey has been peculiarly sue
cesstul. Specimens of cotton grown from this
seed had been returned from almost every cor
ner of the earth where it possible to rear the
plant from Bokhara, Queensland, the West In
dies, Brazil, Greece. Italy, the Caucasus, DC.
Among the rest four bales had been sent from
the United States, and was pointed to as a Gu
riosity, it being the first cotton grown in the
States by free labor that has been received in
this country.
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!. ~ Z NEW YORK, July II. q
The steamer Chase brings Savannah dates
of the 18th.
4 The steamer Virginia arrived at Savannah
on the 18th inst, with fencing materials, head
2 boards and other lumber, to be used in enclos-
ing the prison pen at Andersonville. All the
remains of our murdered prisoners win be
decently inferred in proper graves, and where
Identification is possible, the name of each
martyr will be legibly marked upon the head
boards. The whole area is to be shehceforth
,consecrated ground, and when the fencing is
up a suitable monument will be erected.
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SOUND ADvIcE-~o roquisa Saratoga
correspondent ofthe New York Tribune closes
a letter in the words following: ~
Fellow-men, when you pay your devoirs to
one of the gushing maidens which are SO
plentiful in the saloons of this vast mansion.
take the precaution to see the maternal rela-
tion. The trim, delightful daughter win grow
Instructive examples are plenty, and may
he examined without trepidatIon,
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fINHe annual meetingof the President and Trustees
a Of Bowd 10 College, will DO held at BARRISTER
HALL In the College Chapel on Tuesday the first day
Of August next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon.
'l. p71e p, JOHN ROGERS, Secretary.
Brunswick, July 5, 1865. july7dtd
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,rxuoY,pEas.-At the special meeting Of
tbe BOARD Of Mayor and Aldermen, Yesterday
afternoon. o. O. Rollins and q. f. Walker were
licensed as innholders f.s.t.,6.
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n nm aPoRTLAND Cry GUARD" viii meet
-. A., n this evening at halfpast seven O'Clock,
- tbei, -Ar1nory in Market Square. Their nal
,.snka are rapidly filling up. sssaa
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Auction Sales.
Auction and Co,n.aission Store.

'hE subscriber has taken TIE Store No. 100 Fed
eral Street, near the Jlliies States hotel for Tie
Aueuon and Commission Business and Is prepared
" receive eonsignInents "a Try and Fancy Goods
Sences on goods consigned tor positive sale. Sales
y. furniture, Real Estate, or any kind o. property
ssrrSanRtiy attended to. A good assortment OF Dry
saia fancy Goods constantly ON hand for private
and Sion SALES every evening, and Wednesday
!" noLAfEs, AUcrIoSEER. juneioti
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JuRoRs.-At meeting Of tie Mayor and
Aldermen, tMonday,) the following named
gentlemen were drawn to serve as Traverse
Jurors at the Supreme Judicial Court, July
term, (eriminal) to be holden the last Tuesday
Of July. The Grand Jurors come in on thai
day, and the Traverse Jurors are tolcomeg in
Wednesday, August I'd :-George Mcclellan
Lowell G. Phillips, Leonard Pennell, William
Pa rker, Henry L. Paine, John, p. Pidgin.
Samuel A. b. Auf kin, Moses Pearson. ssa 300,
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!. CouRr.- The Law term Of the supreme
,,,,,;d;o, Court for the Western District COM
,,,e,,ces n, sers;on in this city to-day.
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CUsco National Bank.

A SPECIAL MEETING Of the Stockholders of the
N Casco National Bank Of Portland, will be held at
their Banking House, on MONDAY, the 14th day Of
August next, at o'clock z. M. TO act upon the qes-
ton of increasing the Capital Stock. az lur 81
? Per Vote Of Directors. sns7 - Tr ira gal
a'ai ~ e ~ e E.. P. GERRIsH, Cashier.
July "A, 1854. g - lf44s 50 p juiv15td 3
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,sr NAME f}ATTERY. The men were paid
,e vasterl.y by major Robbie, and the most OF
then, have left for their homes DC 3 Hft
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r,,xgsgvv4rf1,lI MA1NE.-This regimen. ieft
washington yesterday, and may DC eApec'eu
here tomorrow. 1t is to be paid oil here.
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MACE EREL.-This fish was never before-so
plenty as at the present time AVessel wen
out last IL ,ursdayo and secured lao barrels, re,
turned to this port, discharged, and was Of
again on Sa turday On the latter day she
secured 100 I 'arrels They were caught b.
seining, and the top Of the, water is said to be
literally covered with the fish.
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p44soSAL.-we were honored yesterday
-, call from Hon. Ephraim Flint, Jr, our
rresent excellent Secretary OF st
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Pf iRsoSAL.-Mr. VIM Jones'. former
member of the 10th Maine regiment, belong
ing in Lafayette, Columbus county, Alabama,
passed through our city yesterday bound home.
after an absence Of four years. At. the out
break Of Che rebellion, Mr.. Jones, who had
been connected with the regular army, allied
himself to the North and came to Saccarap-
ia, where he has friends. He enlisted in the
10th Maine and did gallant service, losing hi,
left leg at the battle Of Southside Railroad
He is son fBng. General Samuel Jones Of
the late rebel army, and now goes home under
the protection of the old flag. IS e'asa feas
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Union Illuminating Oil.

TlHE undersigned has no hesitation in offering this
Il OIL to the public. 1t will burn in common Fluid
Lampsand emits no unpleasant odor while burning.
It consumes as slow Kerosene, when used in those
Lamps 10 perfect substitute for FLUID, safe and
non-explosive. lmE ntF8fTTNTE V5TIs 'fEafNE
For sale at No. 1873 Fore Street, by
Portland. May 4. 1863 ol-ll aadanl-
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HE annual meeting Of , the oTsEseeEs Of Bewdoin
an Tnesday the first day Of August next, at two
O'Clock IN the afternoon :, y p :, 49,,
brunswick, July 5, 1855. july7dtd
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I'D Fre,a Ns,sssym,EE. c,ninTI

-,ltl n -l.l4 NEW DIRK, July IT,.
.Newbern advices of the 14th are received
The Times Is assured by the board Of health
that no malignant disease prevails in town. &
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Three rDGys Later from E,sfope 4,s,iyoz az
i-tblJt the Steanashiss .Hctssso. II I 'f'~T m
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DRAMATIC.--The. managers have effected
an engagement with Miss Ayonia Jones, the
accomplished actress, and she will make her
first appearance this evening in conjunction
with Mr.. Meldrmn, in the play Of Love-
Sacrifice.
Mr.. Medium CAV a. very favorable impress
sion TO the audience last evening in his repre-
sentation Of Damon <sSs. =.
The efforts of the managers to please the
public, we hope wiz be met with commen-
surate patronage, @1 W
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ExcURsIoE.-Th Mechanic Associations
excursion to Saco River comes of to-day, y
pleasant Cars win leave the York and Cum
berland depot at .7.4O and 1850 in the fore
noon, returning at $50 and 730 in the after
noon. Every arrangement has been made 70,
a happy time, and we doubt not that every
one who joins in the excursion viii return
well pleased with it. 'g q
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A'ATAL REsULT--It was VIM. Cameron
fnsteed Of Campbell, that was 50. seriously in
juIed IN Dyer's ship yard at Cape Elizabeth.
last Satl 'rday. We regret to state that his IL
ternal injn ries were so severe that he died yes
terday morn ing at his residence on Fore street
He was a man, respected by all who knew him.
Heleaves a,wif9 and two children to mourn his
sudden death. =
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NesO England ScresU Steamship Go.
THE annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the New
IL England Screw Steamship Company win be held
at the office Of the Company on Browns Wharf
three o'clock Z: nj. to act upon the reports Of the
President and Treasurer; to choose Ave Directors for
the ensuing year; to act any other business that
may come before them. HENRY FOX Clerk
July II, 1S65-dtd ~ MO- r.
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Ass,T. QUARrERMAsTER's OFFICE, U. SAL
~ Ahft Portland Maine, July Eth, 1865
IN pursuance to instructions from the Quartermas-
Il ter General U s. A., shall dispose OF at public
auction, at Belfast Maine, at 10 A. NJ the 9th inst
the following property ofthe United States: =
One Building 20 II g. II Barracks ~
One Building 90 n x30ft Guard House.
One Building 10 # % Il Cook Room
These buildings are located on tie Trotting Park
in the City Of Belfast, and can be examined az any
time on application TO Capt. D. Bean Provost Mar
Buildings to be removed on OF before July 31st
1885, Terms Cash. Government Funds.
~. M HENRY INldAN
~. july12dtd I Ii Capt and A. Q. NJ, U. S. A.