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The tri-weekly herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-03-28

NUMBER OF POUNDS To BusuEL. of Wheat,
6n Ih<; SheI,ed Corn, IS; Corn on the Coo,
70; Rye, 81 Oats, 80; Onions,> 81; Dried
Apples, "a; Dried Peaches, SO Castor Bean,
4F; Blue Grass, Il; Buckwheat, So; Barley,
40; P"tatoes, 60; Bran, %; Glover Seed, 20;
Flax Seed, as; Hemp Seed, a; Timothy
Seed, 45; Salt, so.
The tri-weekly herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-03-28

MAXIM OF GEoRGE WAsHINGToN.-l' cannot
forbear to recommend ref peal Of the tax on
the transportation of news papers. There Is
! no resource so firm for the Government as
the affection Of the people, guided by an en-:
liehtened policy and to this primary good
nolhin. can cpndure more than faithful rep.
reSentat!on OF public proceedings diftssd
without restraint throughout the country.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-30
DRoPosALs FOR TIMBER AND MATERIALS
IL FOR THE NAVY. ! :
NAVY DEPARTMENT,

11ui eau VI OOustKucblOu anu repair, y
Sealed Proposals to furnish Timber and Materials
for the Navy, for the fiscal year ending June 30 1885,
will be received at the Bureau of Construction and
Repair until 10 O'Clock on the 18th day Of JULY
next, at which time the opening will be commenced.
proposals must be endorsed proposals for Timber
and Materials for theNavy that they may be distn-
gushed from from other business letters and direct
ed to the Chiefof the Bureau Of Construction and
The materials and articles embraced in the classes
named are particularly described In the printed
schedules any Of which will be furnished to such as
desire to offer on application TO the Commandments Of
the respective Yards or to the Navy Agent nearest
thereto and those Of all the yards upon application
The Commandment of each Navy Yard will inform
Sizes are variable
OF dealers in EACH such classes only viii be furnish
ed as are actually required forbids. The Command
ant and Navy Agent for each station will in addition
TO the schedule Of classes Of their yards have
copy of the schedules of the other yards for examine
tion only from which may be judged whether it will
Of those Yards ALI otherthings being equal pref
eIence wl be given toartices Of American manufac-
Offers must be made for the whole of the class at
any Yard upon one of the printed schedules, in
strict conformity Herewith, or they will not be con-
Upon application to the Bureau, to the Command
ant OF any yard or to any Navy Agent the form Of
offer Of guarantees and other necessary information
respecting the proposals, will be furnished.
The contract will be awarded to the lowest bidder
who gives proper guarantees required by the law
Of August 10, 1876, the Navy Department. reseryng
the right to reject the lowest bid or any which may
be deemed exOrbitant. * 4
The contracts win bear date the day the notifca-
ton Is given and deliveries can be made from that
date
sureties in the full amount viii be required to sign
the contract and their responsibility certified to BY
United States District Judge, United States Dis
trict Attorney, Collector, Navy Agent. As addi-
tonal security, twenty per eentum will be withheld
from the amount OF the bills until the contract shall
init ~
bill, approved in triplicate by the commandment o
the respective yards will be paid by the Navy
Gates. at the option of the Government within ten
days after the warrant for the shall have been
passed by the Secretary the Treasury.
The classes of this Bureau numbered and des-
gnated as follows
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cAurIoN ro YHE PuBLIc.

Every intelligent and thinking person muet know
that remedies handed out Tor general use shoulc
ienee in the hands of regularly educated physi.
clan, whose prepar2tory etudies fits him TOR ali th
duties he must fulfill ye the country is flooded will
best in the world, which are not only useless but NJ
ways injurious The un fortunate should DO PARTIo
urAR in selecting his physician, al i is amenta5
yet incontrovert1blo fact, that many syphiliti
patients made miserable wthfuined oonssfution,
by maltrea.ment from inexperienced physicians Il
general practice; for 1t 10 point generally concoGe
BY the best syphilographers thattha study and man
agemeut OF these complaints should engross th
whole time Of thcss who would ba competent anc
successful in their treatment and cure. The mex,
perienced general practitioner, having neither op.
porsunity nor time to make himself acqunintod viii
their pathology, commonly pursoes one system :
treatment. in most cases making an indiscTininat
curry. r.s.... fig al p '..l
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-30

Song Of Nest.
58OJ q 4hkts W a III Il "a

DIDN'T SUIr.-Many years ago there re-
sided in town In one of the Western States
twelve jovial old citizens, who met on the first
OF svery January, for social and conviviaI ia
tercourse. Wine, wit, good will towards
themselves and "the rest of mankind" reign.
ed around their ample board. AT one of
these reunions, a proposition was offered and
unanimously concurred in, that each member
should state the character and qualities of his
wife, without conceaiment, be the same good
or otherwise. The disclosures commenced.
and each one pictured in glowing terms the
amiable belongings of bis better half. One,
however, member s., remained silent and
absorbedsapparently in deep reflection. He
was urged to respond to the common pledge,
but stii remained obstinately reticent. At
last, on being assured and treasured, that what
he disclosed would never be mentioned out
side of the precincts of the club, he said,
"Gentlemen, you have given fiattering descrip-
tons Of your wives, and have no doubt each
one OF you have told the truth. Mrs. S.
and myself have lived together harmoniously
for forty years. She is an exemplary wife,
kind mother, good christian, and charitable
to the poor; her hand and heart are ever open
to the afflicted: her neighborn and all who
know her, say she possesses every lovely
attribute that should adorp female character;
but confound my eyes ii she quits me- II
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-30

CIrUATED in North Yarmo ath, on the Glouces-
~ ter road, formerly known as the .'Col. Cush man
Place," within two miles OF two deposs on the G T,
wood land fences mostly stone wall BuiidineE
good two stored house, with out-buildings; ana
barn leo eet by 49, ent full of hay last year Orch
ard-consisting Of several hundred thrifty apple
trees, all grated; bore in 80 $500 bushels and 564
we heave sold S60c 90 worth Of apples, besides
bountifu supply for large family. Pear, plum and
Try freEs In bearing with variety other fruits
Also cranberry patch from which 80 bushels
have been taken'in nnB season. 4
The location is a fne one, with plenty of shade.
trees. Mills, school house, &c, near by.
For faItbe particulars enquire she premises Of
june8eodSm* SAM'L III, SW EETSER!
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TREAsURY DEPARTMENp-

Ufdce Of UOmptroller OF the CUIrenoy. I
Washington. April 18th 1866 !
NM HEREAS. by satisfactory evidence presented
w to the undersigned it has be en- me de 10 appear
that IKE CAsCo NATIONAL BANK OF PoRrLArD .
in tho city Portland, in The Coun OF Cumberland
and State OF Naf 70 has been duty organic undef
and ACCORDING 20 the requirements oithe Act Con-
or. IS entit cd IAN Act to provide q National Cur
rency, secnred BY pledge Of Unite States Bonds,
ana 70 provide for the circulation aHd redemption
Win an the provisions of said Act required 10 be
comp led with before commencing the business ot
Banking under said Act:
Nosc, theref rel, FIREMAN CLARKE, Comrfro,b.
or OF the Curr sney, do hereby certify that '"rHt
CAsco NATIONAL BANK," in the city of Portland.
authorized to commence tho business of BanhinS
under the Act aforesaid 77'-'Il-. : .~DI-fii"e
IN testimony whereof, witness my hand and seal
o. cfihce, this twenty sixty day of April IL 80
tata FREEMAN CLARKE. aH
=, u, 81 ss- Comptroller of the Currency
No. iO6O. nr2Q d2ln 80
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ship Chandlery.

TFNHE undersigned having taken tie Store No. 1873
n Commercial Street, corner OF Genital Wharf
will keep constantly or sale Hemp and M0niLlti
CordG0e, Of 81 sizes, By the Gang or Retail. Also
Purchases, and Novdl stores together with q com.
plete ass ortment of Ship Chandlery at wholesale
retail
he Is also Agent for the Revere Copper Coupaau,
and will keep on hand full and compile assortment
Of Copper and Yeyoao Metal Bolts and Sheathinq
Composition Spikes Nails, &c.
ALI OF which Is offered for Sale at the Lowest
Market Prices. and to which the attention Of those
wishing to purcha'e is invited
Portland. May 2, Ise5.-dsm = = =
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aOW MANY THOUSANDS CIV TESTIFY n,
n AZ NTHIS ~ UNHA PeY EYpRpIE NI,a- 7

Young men troubled With emissions in sleep.
complaint generally the result of a bad habit i
youth, treated scientifically, and perfect cure wal
ranted or no charge made. a4l ON 3uun GAO
Hardly day passes but we are consultod by on
or more young man with tho as disease some 0
whom are as weak and enaciateo a. though the,
had the consumption, and by their friends supposei
to have it. All such cases yield to sho proper an
only correct course Of treatment and In ebert tim
are made screioice in perfect health.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-30

NOTICE is hby given that for valuable con-
In sideration ave relinquished to my SON, Henry
q. Slap es. bis he during his minority, and shall
pay no debts offs contracting. or claim any of his
earnings after Is date.
SAMUEL STAPLES.
Baldwin, Ju20 b, 1866. w 25wsws
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-30

All who have committed an escoss ofany kins
whether IL be the solitary vice of outA or the sim
ing rebuke OF misplaced confidence 10 snaturery year
sEEK FOE IN 4NTTDOTS IN sEAs0R.
The Pains and Aches, and Lassitu de and Hervcn,
Prostitution that may follow Impure Cotton, are
f8ts the Barometer to the whole system.
Do not wait the contamination that is sure to fol-
low. do not wait fo< Unsghtiy Ulcers, for
iaua Disabled Limbs. for l.oss Of beauty III
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-30

I'VE returned home on Thursday" says an
editor, latter a trip Of six hundred miles in
about three and half days, having, in that
time passed over four States, nine railroads,
four oxen and barouehe. Any person who
has done more in that time, win please for
ward his address, and the small balance he
Owesue -
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Farm for Sale.

fNNHE subscriber offers his Farm, situated in Capo
a Elizabeth, about three and half miles from
ines good, Fences substan tial Stonewal yourg Or
chard, choice grated Fruit About 200 cords wood
halt Oak and Walnut. Also Farming tools, and 80
cords dressing. - sfs . --.r- -'rsr
Terms Of payment made easy.
For particulars enquire OF SCOTT DYER on the.
Premises, or through PORTLAND, 2. o.
jan31dtf
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-30

CsITUATED in Falmouth, known as the MoGreeor
- Farm, containing about $50 acres OF land Thirty
or more Of it wood and timber, with considerable
Of oak There 10 on the same two storied house,
about one mile from he Grand Trunk Depot. and
OF mile from ths first Congre gaiional Meeting
house; and exterds to the Presumpscot River
( For further particulars enquire Of u. N. TUX KS.
BURY, near the premises, or to
JOHN G. PHoCTER, Lime st, Portland,
Falmouth, June IL, 1855. iunel3d& w3w*
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-30

BURYING AN ATToRNY.-An attorney in
London dying exceedingly poor, a shilling
subserlption1was set on foot to pay the ex-
penses Of his funeral. Most Of the attorneys
and barristers having subscribed, one or them
applied to Toler, afterwards Lord Chief JUS
tice Norbury, expressing hope that be would
also subscribe his shilling. "Only a shilling?"
said foler, only shilling to bury an attor-
ney! Here is a guinea; 90, bury one and
twenty of them y
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-30
no IIef.
For sale.

Ia The two storied double tenement Brick
%,lH Block. situated Stevens Plains, Westbrok,
& Said block contains IA rooms Ia each tenen ent
LOB rods on tire street and is rods deep on which
Il. stable "a by 40 feet.
This property is offered at price which insures il
a good investment.
Apply to N. X SAWYER, near the premises, or
to J. G PROCTOR, Lime ST. june8tf
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-30
Note 10 Contractors.

GEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed proposals for
y furnishing the Materials and performing the Ia.
borin the err ction of Brick School House for the
st Dominie's School Hou e. Gray st. will be rsceiy-
ed by the undersgned, until Saturday, IL O'Clock NJ
Ashinst agf lil5 sA4f Il ssls9t r
Plans, Specifications, 20, may be exa ined at the
office OF tho Architect, GBoBGE M HARDING
The right to reject any oil Bids hereby reserv-
ed. EUGENE MULLER, " g.
june6edto Rector of St Dominic's Church.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-30
Sanitary Commission

ONCE q the o, s. Sanitary Commission,
100, s2s Broadway. N. r.. Dec, TO- 1868.
ION !SR AEL WASHBURN, JR., Of Portland.
IL Maine, has consented to accept the duties Of
General Agent of the Commission for Maine and
y nereny appointed such agent by authority of the
He will be ready to furnish advice to the friendt
Oh the Commissions work throughout the State.
All money contributed in Maine for the use Of the
commission should be paidto Mr.. Washburn or to
persons designated by him.
Hon. Mr.. Washburn is the sole agent recognized
BY the Commission for Maine,
j. FOSTER JENKINS,
deezSd&wtf General Secretary.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-30

Small boy on tip.toe, to his companions
'Sh-stop your noise, all of you"
Companions-"Helloi Tommy what is the
matter?"
Small boy-s'We've got a new baby-it's
very weak and tired-walked all the way from
heaven last night-mustn't be kicking up
row round here now.2 @FA
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-30
U. 9. NEarshaI,s Notice.

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
DIsTRI0T or MAINE. ss. msflf
PURSUANT to Monitions from the Hon. Ashur
4 Ware, Judge of the United States District
Court, within and for the District of Name hf re-
py give public notice that the following Libes and
lniormstions have been filed in said Court viz -
Of Spirisnous liquors seized by the Collector II
the District of Portland and Falmouth on the fouf-
tenth day Of February lsstipast, at Bethel in said
!. A Libss against the Brig WHuam H. Parks, h1r
sackte, GPpares and furniture, seized BY tho Col
on the twenty-second day of February last past Al
Portland, in said District. sNf -
o. Ar 1, aer% ,asss.. sg ss,,sd 5s%g
terpaf Revenue foffhe Z, urth Collection District
OF MAINE, az Bangor, l. said District. : r4srlF I
AN Information against FiUe Packages Of Missed
t0neoas Goods, seized BY the collector II The D A.
uict Of Portland and Falmouth, on ths fourteenth
day OF May last past. at Portland in said District
. "A 5soes against me SehooHer OJ'oRtes aad Sirfg-
sag B2rTeLs OF Salt, seized by the Collector Of the
District of Penob cot the ninth day Of Anil i-st
past, at Castile, in said District. 49,
A Lt0et AGAINST Tks Schooner Sarah Aan a,d
SiT Cases ~ Matches Sc zed By the Collector Of ia
District of Marlborough. in said District on the
sixth DAY Of May last past.
Ltbet against the Schooner james Warren n,,d
hs,- cargo seized by the Collector of the Dislrics
ofPenopscot on the thirtieth day Of Msy last nash
at Castne in said District 90 d IL f~'f'
A libel against the Schooner Oront,e and M.
sarge. seized BY the Collector Of the District Of
Genobscot, on the thirtieth da Of May last past Al
Oastine IN salu District.
- which seizures were for breaches of the laws OF
ne unIeu States as is more particularly set forth
IN sad Lioes and Informations; that hearing and
iai VIII De had thereon, at BANGOR in said District
on inc bouTth Tuesday QfJUNE current. where any
pet sons interested therein may appear and she v
cause: If any, can be shown, wherefore the same
should not be decreed forfeit and Disposed faccord
Dated stPoruano this tnirreenrn day OF June A.
d. 1855. s....,ll- --III7 -s-1lI sIir,, lr.- -
fla. QUINBY,
r. Deputy U Marshal q |
junel3dl4d t q sf District of Name |
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-30
FIREWORKS.

IS TNTHOEVER sells, offers for sale, or gives
w away any crackers. squibs, rockets, OF other
fireworks, or fires throws the same in any toN u
without the csnse of the municipal officers thereot
sh.ll be punished by fne not exceeding ten dollars
to the use of such town." Revised Statutes, Chap
12S ection g.
All peraons are cautioned agant violation Of
tie above law in the City of Portland. 49,
J. s.. HEALD,
june6dlm City Marshall.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-30

A young fellow once offered to kiss a Qua
keress. Friend, said she, thee must not do it.
On, by Jove, but ] must, said the youth
Well, friend, as thee has sworn, thee may do
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-30

Douglas Jeraold once said to an ardent
young gentleman, who was DESTROYS of seeing
his name in print, "be advised by me, young
man; don't take down the shutters before there
is something in the window"
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-30

"Why do you set your cup OF coffee on the
chair, Mr.. Jones ?" asked a worthy landlady
one morning at breakfast. at Is so very weak
ma'an," said Jones, II thought would letit
raak - 10 e
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-30

ENLEVEN House Lots, comprising $4,000 feet OF
A1Land, on Emery, Cushman and Lewis ST, for sale
by - & w. a. STEPHENSON. Z
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NATHL G MARSHALL, Assessor.

All persons with whom notices have besn or NAV
be left, who have failed or may fail to make return
OF il come, carriages, watches musical Instrumental
fomthe date whe1 such notice is eft with such ner
sons, or at their residence will be assessed in kuch
sum for income, carriages, watches, &C, &C. as the
Assistant ASSESSORS from the best information they
can ehtain, may think just to which the penalty Of
twenty-five per cent prescribed by law will be add
cd AND from an asses ment made no rel can
be obtained after June 20. 1866 AL persons doing
business since May l. 1865, which requires License
not having made application therefor have render.
ed themselves Liable to a penalty of five hundred
dollars besides imprisonment for two wears in ad-
dition to the pay ment of the tax for license
june6 eod3w wlw s. .. ...
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-30

Among the deaths reported in the Baltimore
papers is that Of a child, less than three mouths
old, named George Reauregard Lee Gilmore
Denny. No wonder the child died.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-30

The following are the classes, by their numbers,
required at the respective Navy Yards;
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-30
FFOmse nmd T,ums1 for euro

F7lHE three storied Brick House, and Land No 81
Il Pleasant S. Location central and good; lot
largei best of wat r, hard an 4 soft; furnace gas
70; has always been occupied by two families;
would be very convenient fora large boarding house
Terms easy. Apply to CHAS. BAKER, 7
june2ldlw* Five Cents savin gs Bank
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To / ct or Lease for q Term Of Years.

THE Store and Wharf now oosupied By CHARLES
Il III Merrill, situated betweea Onion Wharf and
Merril's. The whacf contaios about GOO square IT.
with a two story building thereon, 20 By 10. For
further particulars enquire of
4 JOSEPHH, WHITE,
may25dtf 4 No 1919 Union Wharf
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-30

4 HAVE in my hands, for sale. several desirable
lNDwelipg Houses. In good locations and vsrying
$500 Apply to JOHN J. w. REEVES.
IA apr3 If E-1lrlL Le 20. 496 ConRress Street,
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rOR GAZE.

49, A NEW COTTAGE HOUSE, containing
&;ssI nine rooms, situated at No. 81 Franklin St.
Price $1660 Terms easy. If not sold before
the 10th OF July to be rented. For particulars al.
ply ats Myrtle st. $500 srRs june27dtf
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y. " zLLAR
SHIPPING, FORWARDING, q
And Commission Merchant,
72 Twer Building,
LivrpOOI. England.

The undersjgn, for many years past a resident
Of this city, resctfully begs to inform his old
friends that havg established himself at the above
% dress in Liverol, he is prepared to transact
general commisn business in shipping and for
warding merchsise to all i arts OF the American
Continent. arc the sale of consiQnments of Lum-
Der and other p1ucc, on which he viii make Gus
tomary advaDct j. 8. MILLAR.
RFERgNoRe3. John Spiiih, Esq; A. & S. e.
Spring; ii. Wiow CO.. John Lynch & Co.
Nav l2-d3l ffFi
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G. p. KIMBALL'S
'ett N-f - d.A PATENT ~ IgAi+
JUMP SEAT CARRIAGE ]

The attenti o 1.-THE public is respectfully called
to my n Ew STYLE PATENT JUMP-sEAT CARRIAGE
-as used for two or four passengers-invented and
patented by me.
thereby certify, that have used the past season,
the Kinabau Jump Seat Carriage, on which Mr. q.
p. kimball obtained Letters Patent on the 10Th Of
Nov. 1854. i take great pleasure in saying TO all
persons desiring a good, genteel and seryiceable
Family Carriage that in my opinion, the Kimball
Jump Seat far surpasses any thing OF the kind ever
befo inyented-being very genteel in style, as
light and well adapted FOR one or two persons any
single Carriage let roomy snd comfortable Tor four
fI groa0 persons also one of the easiest riding
Carriages have ever SEEM either with two or four
persons. The seats are SO eonstrueted that even
made that they do not get out of repair.
advise aito examine before purchasing any 9th
er kind Of Family Carriage. ~ 8s'1gc
Jacob Mcclellan, Mayor Of Portland Me-
Gu Adams, landlord Prsble House,
T. Sbase, Of Chase Bros 6 Co., 49,
Wv. Moses, Bath, Me-,
Thomas Lambart, Augusta, Me-,
Q "A sha, :, Bangor house, Bangor, Me-,
e; e: Soale, FrespoIt, Me-,
George Thompson, Portsmouth. NH
Pm. Blanchard, Yarmouth, Me-,
Richard Harding, = q -i'i taf Iu
G II. Southland, Richmond, Me-, sa8
fN VIC. Brown. Sacoarappa, % ee
A. D. Smith, Jr.. Providence, r. L.
q: Robinson, New York,
Moses Blaisdeli, PeoH Illinois,
j X Hamilton, Montreal, c. E.,
James Thorborn, M d Toronto, C W.,
J, Richd Thompson, Barrister, Hamilton, c. W.
Prices as low as can be afforded-being much lfss
than Carryal and but little higher than good TOP
Buggy--whle they make beautiful Top Buggy and
pert city genteei Carryall. sslt
Sold only by the Patentee at Portland, Maine,
and by kIMBALL BROTHERS, ITO Sudbury Street
Boston. -
All persons are cautioned sgainst making. selling
or using the Carriage without first securing the
right to dose.
Fine engavings ofthe carriage, sent by mail. with
price, on APPLICATION to 8f
ST Wv 3
@tsf s. c. r. KEMBALL,
Manufacturer and PGtentee,
apl4d3m PEBBLE ST. PORrLAND NE
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PRICE, so CTS. AND 81 PER BOT
Hi5i t Prepared BY s. seavery,.
DIR e. X. KNIGHTS, PropEiF
.as3 b Aelrose, y
w. +. Phillips q Co, and u. H. Hay, Whae
Agsnis. Portianc, and sold by Druggist snkit
ersesneraily. ~ mchz5eodSsowh
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale.
THlHE Southgate property. on PleasantAt,, she lot
IL containing about 1880 square feet Fer terms
80, application may be made to - :
ap16dtf So Exchanee st.
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ade U. s. NAVY YARD, ksttery, @asas, /
May 8, 1865. 4
Ship Knees Wanted |

II Mes will be received and paid for at tho
IN Navy Yard t5efy, Maine, in quantities OF
from u to 30 and upwards the following schednle
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FOR SALES

NEAR Wocdfard's Corner, Westbrook a Field
1y Of Sanding Grass OF about twenty tons
Enquire Of ALMON LEACH, near the premises
iune2Sd1ws