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Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renew
has proved itself to be the most perfect prepare
tio1 for the hair ever offered to the public.
1t is a vegetable compound, and contains no inju-
rous properties whatever.
1T JViLBRESToRE GRAY HAIR TO ITS ORIG
MAI COLOR.
1t will keep the hair from falling out.
ltcleanses The scalp and makes the hair;sof. Ius-
trous and silken.
1t is splendid hair dressing. sH vi
d No person, old or young should fail to use it.
Y 1T is RECOMMENDED AND USED By THE
FIRST MEDICAL AUTHORITY.
% Ask for Halls cicilian Hair REVIEWER, and
take ne other.
q R. P. HALL & co.,
r Nashua, N. H., Propretors
For sale by all Druggists auglusndS w6m
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MRS. WINSLOW.
AN EXPERIENCED NURSE and Female Ply
stefan, presents to the attention Of Mothers her

stefan, presents to the attention Of Mothers her
Soothing Syrup,
FOB CHILDREN TEE T HING
which greatly facilitates the process of Teething, by
sofselins he gums, reducing all inhammations, viii
allay all PAIN and spasmodic action, and is
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Depend upon it, mothers, it will give rest to your
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BELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
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years, and can say in confidence and TRUTH OF it
what we have never been able to say of any other
Snedicne-Neyer has it failed single Instance to
eject a cure, when timely used. Never did we know
an instance of dissatisfaction by any one who used it.
On the contrary, all delighted with its operations
and speak in terms of conmendation of its magical
effects and medical virtues We speak in this matter
s'what we do know" after thirty years experienced
and pledge our reputation for the fulfllment of what
we here declare In almost every instance where the
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viii be found in fifteen minutes alter the Syrup is al
ministered.
Full directions for using viii accompany zach bot
tlle None genuine unless the fac-simile of CURTIS
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Price only 50 Cents per Bottle.
iune3snd6W6m rate
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
GREAT FIRE IN AUGUSTA.

AUGUSTA, Me-, Sept, 22d, lSS0'
Aessrs. THOMSON g Co., New HAVEN, ~.
AgeRts for galeasials & E4tleT's Ere FToQl osVsS
GENTLEMEN, -On the morning of september l.sn,
llselht, conilagraon visited our city desetoym s
Ieariy tne entire business portion of our town. 1hc
ueseructlon has been complete and our CITY Is now
ss ol runs Our pluck and energy were
1 une .Ie STANDS unparalleled in the history OF h.t
we, IN common with our merchants, suffered IN tic
merry ofdeal. Our store which was in the Freeman
S cts sank Building, early destroyed. our
nearly all having been taken from the ruins utterly
WoI thiess, Mlsh the entire contents destroyed We
rejoice 20 INFORM You TINT Safe, although ot re-
moved from tIe hire till the evening of September
10th, came out in good order and condition. The
papers We're ALL ayed. The praise Of your safe is on
every tongue: 1t speaks for Itself. The highest
reconmeniaton We can give il is to enclose order
for new one Of your make. We desire No. 5, and
would ike il made as soon as possible.
KAN we are, gentlemen, very truly yours,
rf GEO. Il. POTTER a. co.
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The Board Of Works, at Halifax Ms, las gwen no
tice that the following lighthouses, now in course oil
erection, will be lighted on or bout the following
dates: Green Island, Dec ; Little Hope. Nov l,
Egg Island, Nov Is.
ton, Sombre Island, entrance to Halifax her-
Dor, and the other Cranberry Island entrance 10
Straits of Canseau. Sent Goth
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MARRIED.
DIED.

In this city, Sept %, Perty E, infant daughter of
George and Pe,sis E Merrill of Saginaw City
Mich, aged II months
In this cIty, Sept 80, Mr. George McCulloch, aged
6S years months. - g
Eastern papers please copyl Hiia4f fl
In oape Elizabeth. Sept %, Rev Ebenezer Hutch
inson, aged A years.
T. "a Funeral on Tuesday afternoon at o'clock,
from the Freewill Baptist Church. in Cape Elizabeth
In Westbrook, Sept %, Charles d, son of b and
Ann ID Forbes, aged 10 years.
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DIsASTMRS.

Barque Maria Henry, (of Portlandl Prince from
Car1if tor New York, with railroad irou, before
ported at Queenstown leaky, was being d3scharg d
10th Tor repairs.
Sch Orris Frances. of Rockland, from Rondout foT
Boston, was sunk at Hell Gate, Y, on Saturday,
BY collision. Crew saved.
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A Fact worth Knowing.

That Rubber Goods can be repaired in neat and
substantial manner, at
HALLS RUBBER EMPORIUM,
july21srtf 'Nf 147 Middle st.
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CASCO NATIONAL BANK

OF PORTLAND.

BY vote ofthe Stockholders the capital Of this Bank
is to be increased Two Hundred Thousand Dol
lars, @ liz tale5n
Subscriptions will be received under the following
conditions, viz: aveos ..s-1 ~ .
Each stakeholder is entitled to ONE share for every
THREE owned
Stockholders must pay in, at least, Twenty-Five per
cent at time Of subscribing and the balance on or e.
fore December 81, 1866 sII7f-s
Shares paid for FULL, on or before October 18th
next will rank with the old stock, and participate in
thenext (April) dividend. --gA TT
Interest at rate of six per cent per annum will be
allowed all other subscriptions from The time o,
payment till April 1, 1866.
Rights not claimed before October 18th, next will
be disposed of as the Directors may determine
49, e. P. GERRISH, Cashier.
Portland, Sept. 70, 1865. sep11dtilloet15
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HANS Rubber Emporium

is at 147 Middle Street, where every variety of Rub
ser Goods be procured at Manufacturers prices.
Their assortment OF Rubber, Jewelry and Fancy
Goods is really magnificent. June23d
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REMOVALS.

MRS. A. COLBY
Has removed her stock Of Millinery to rooms over
her old Store, No Free Street Block where she is
prepared to receive her customers.
Portland, Sept. II, 1866. 1wedtheneodtf
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Pc r. IT l. A N d
PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY.

ALoNZO S. DAVIS, PROPRIETOR,
Z No. 80 Middle Street, Portland, Ne.
Copying done in the best maner. dec29ti.
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IMPORTS.

WINDSOR Ms. Sch Morning star-17o tons plas-
ter, to order. -
HILLsBoRo NIB. Big Arcturus-so2 toms coal.
Kerosene OIL Co. -T7f77 - 49,
Sch Bele-179 tons coal, Kerosene Oil Co.
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ssrhe Republican papers in Maine do not publish TIE
Presidents speech. DO they call it sustaining the
administration? "-l lGchiGs Union. us GOES
The Portland Press and Bangor Times have
published the speeeh to which you refer as
well as several other papers, and when you
wrote the above, you k1eso that you wrote
what was not true; and lid it to deceive those
that did not know any better. But such a
speech in a paper like the Union, is like SER
mon of some old hard shell Calvinist Baptist
in Universalist paper, with notes ofpraise.--,
II Machias Republican.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

D5- The Shooting for the Prize Rifles viii take
place FRIDAY, October 9Th, at O'Clock precisely.
Those who have not got their Tickets had better pro-
cure them Immediately, as there are but few left.
October 2-s I'd
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: i
IMPORTANT ADMIRALTY SUTrs.-The Chi
cage Republican reports that there. are now
pending IN the United States District Court at
Springfield, Ill, forty suits in admiralty, in
volving property to the amount of one million
seven hundred thousand dollars. The most
Of these grow out OF cotton seizures in the
rebel States during the war, chiefly during the
Red River expedition. The property having
been seized by the navy was sent to Cairo and
sold by order Of court when cotton averaged
over dollar per pound, and the proceeds de-
posted in the United States Treasury at St.
Louis, subject to order of court. The question
is whether this property belongs to the Gov
ernment, the navy. or to the claimants who
have appeared since the seizure. These clain-
ants are both Northern and Southern men,
both loyal and disloyal. The points involved
are many and intricate. Questions Of loyalty,
citizenship, agencies and international law are
mingled together till labyrinth exists in which
lawyers only could delight to wander. o5
GENERAL GRANT-The Cincinnati Com
merca in describing Gen. Grants arrival there
says 1.-THE train Numbered up; few cheers
were heard: the Mayor entered the sleeping
car, and in moment reappeared, and with
him tight7built, somewhat chunky gentle.
man. wearing wool hat and long brown lin
en- duster, carrying in one hand valise, and
leading with the other bright lad, perhaps
ten years old. = The quiet figure in
fine wool hat and brown linen duster, with the
yalise and little boy, was not at first suspected
by the crowd to be the central object Of inter
est of the occasion, bat a few had recognized
the marked face. and when they had imparted
the Information to the others, the General
was halfway down the river bank, and enth-
usiastic persons were quite too much astonish-
ed TOR the moment to get up a respectable
cheer"
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Situation W0;steG

+ In an Office store, by an active elderly man.
Best OF references given.
Address Box 2001. sep21d2wk
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N EWS


saasss.Ts.;sy, September so,
Steamer Montreal, LiHcomS, 5os,o,
Sch independence, Ross, Bav C,5,al
Sch Arno, Whipple st John NIB ior B,,to,
Sch Bramhall, Hamilton, Boston, ''on-
Sch Olive Elizabeth, Randall, Boston
Sch Patriot, Stinson, Deor Isle.
Sch Constitution, Hamln, Deer Isle.
Sen Convoy, Cook, Calais fer Boston.
CLEARED.
Steamer Franconia, Sherwood, New York-Emery
Bargue queen Nab, (Br) Walker, Mathematician,
Emery.
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pyonos0Is for Reservoir, dc.

PoarLAND, September 3O.h, 1865
e,,, .o1s will be received az the office Of tho
r,s ee I ,n,iI Thursday October nith at II
,ctock NJ by te Committee on Cemeteries, &C., for
constructing a Reservoir OF oilcks and cement at
AZ ~ same time and place. proposals for rn' sh-
ina; ai LAYING piping from said reservoir to the pond
Hssbont 700 feet in length.
Plans may be seen and all information in relation
,,oto may be obtained at the Office of the civ En-
ne Committee reserve the right to reject anv or all
proposals oetSdtt
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Sula1y, Ocs3ber 1

ARRIVED.
Steamer Lewiston, Knight, Boston.
Barque Pacific, Brl Mckenzie, Boston, 10 ioad Tor
Cuba. 49,,
Brig Arcturus, tBr) Stiles, HiIsboro ND,
Sch Morning Star, (Brl Miller, Windsor No
Sch Belle, (Brl Edyett, Hilsboro NIB.
Sch Convoy. Carter, Norfolk, Va.
Sch Campbell Soule. Phila lelplia.
Sch Neyaia, Mann, New York.
Sch Jane, Lond Boston.
Sch Mary Ellen, Hopkins, Southport.
Sch Rocket, Mar shall, Calais for Boston
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COLGATE,s HONEY soAP!

THIS celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal
demand, is made from the choicest materials, is
mild and emollient in its nature, fragrantly scented
and extremely beneficial in its act upon the 81 in.
For sale By all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
june31d1yr algs.
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SAN FRANCISCO-Ar previous to 9th ms, ships
Nelson, and robin Hood, Matthews, do; Garibaldi
Rogers, and Black Hawk, Doane, New York.
SAVAGNAH-Cld nth, brig Orchard & Torrey
PoRT ROYAL Scar 18th, ship Vanguard, Rus
SELL Beaufort NC.
Cid 9TH, sch Maria Piernon, Chamberlain, for New
CC;HARLEsToN-Ar 2sd, brig Mary c Mariner,
Mariner, Hilton Head SC, Trindelen, Lawry, from
BAL. 1MoRE-Ar 2sth, brigs Prentiss Hobbs,
Morgan, Portland Gilmer Meredith, Graves New
York; Olive Frances, Small do; sch Shii-e, kicker,
Bath.
Below, brig Centaur johnson, from New York.
Cid 28th, b.igs Abby Watson, Watson, Providence;
VIM Mason, Small, Boston; sch Henry JaAes, ST.
.Piii2ADELPHIA-Ar 2sth, schs J Wright, Clark,
Portland; Henrietta, Dyer, st rye. ...
Ar 18th. baTque b Hamilton, I'm Boston; Tran
sit, Whelden, MOrehead City Nc.
CID 18th, brig Star Of Faith, Peak, Commercial
Point; sch Fish, Strong, Boston.
:, Ar 18th, brigs w Spencer, Spencer, I'm lvigtlt;
Kate Stewart, Paddock, do.
III zoth sch j w Hall, Cain, Boston.
NEW YoRK-Ar 10th, brig Aroostook, Lcrd, from
Mansanilla.
9ld 18th, bargue st James, johnson, Cork; brig
Village Belle, (Br) Hamilton, ST John NIB.
Az 18th, SHIPS Pae,olus, Tobey, I'm Liverpool; ST
Mark, Hewes do; barque Mary y Dyer, Cutts from
Port au Prince; briggs Thos Owen, Butterfield from
Nuevitas; j West, Hutchlngs, Cow Bay Oh; schs
Ocean Belle, Wright, Maehias; juliet, Adams, Ban
Cll goth, ship Escort, FIitner Liverpool; barques
Eliza White. Look, Turks Island; Sallle Bonsal,
Burns, Cow Bay CB; brigs Robt Move, Hotchkiss,
DemeIara; samuel Lindsey, Wilson, Baltimore; RAJ
ven, Peterson, do; sch w II Thorntike, Jameson
Salem.
MYSTIC, CT-Ar 2sth, sch Cameo Elwe1, from
st George NIB.
PAWfUCKET-Ar 2Sth, sch cohannet, Carlow,
Calais. - -
NEWPORT-Ar 2sih, steamer Orient, of Portland
from Boston for Charleston ST..
FALL RIV ER-Ar 28Sh, sch Angelina, Hicks, I'm
Rockland, and sailed for Bri lgepoit.
HOLINESS HoLE.Ar 2sth, brig Abby Ellen,
Gilmore, Belfast for Philadelphia. tlU
EDGAITOWN-Ar Goth, schs r II Co,s0n, Rob
eris, New York for Belfast Massachusetts, Hender-
son, do for Rockland.
BOSTON-Ar 18th, schs Maine, BFagdon, Sullivan
Valhala, Lord, Ellsworth; Majestic Mentwor II, ard
Abby Gale, Cunningham, Bangor; Julia q Mar ,
Linneil, Bangor; Concorlia, Pratt, Rockland.
Cld 29th, baruues Rocket, Adams, Batavia; Pac.-
fc (Brl Mckenzie, Portland, to load Tor Cuba brigs
Tempest, Wilson, Mobile; S Strout, Wallace, Alex
andria; G Kelley, Morrill,, Philadelphia; sch Rio,
Mitchell, Machias.
AT 39th, bri,,s j D Lincoln, NIinot, Baltimore J
Freeman, Loring, PHILADELPHIA; sch Mail, Merrill,
F64a0eCsI OF. -
Cid 31tn, schs Algeria, Thompson, st John NIB
alexandria, Kelley Saco; Seraph, Ryder, Portland.
Sid S0th, ship Mayfower.
GLOUCES1ER--Ar 9th, schs Loduska. Smith,
Sullivan; Rio Ridley, Harpsweu.
PORTSMOUTH-Ar 9th, sch Denmark, Chesley
Rockland.
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New Advertisements.
Istters Remaining Unclaimed

NhNEH--~---V
IN ptrp POST OFFICE AT PORTLAND, State
| Of Maine FL day Of October 1865.
ssT- TO obtain any Of these letters, tie applcahs
must call for "Agsrtissa LstseTs give the u@'e %
~ II nj called for within ONE MONTH, they viii
be sent to the Dead Letter once
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Notice

rENHE Firm Of DEBLOIs g. JACKSON having
Il been dissolved, by the withdrawal of Gen II. b.
jackson thereirom, the unfinished business Of tIe
ate firm will be c)mpie cd by the uuilersirnei who
nave formed partnership under tho firm name Of
DE BLoIS s. WEBB,
and win continue the business Of their rrossssop "a
Counselors at Law, ct F 80
No. 80 Exchange Street.
THOMAS ANGRY DEBIofs,
NATHAN WEBB.
Portland, Oct. 2, 1885, dSw
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FOREEGY PORTS.


At Hong Kong July 20, ships Ianans, Soule, for
New York, ct SS per ten, cUrrency; Samuel Russell,
Lucas, and Western Cont ent, Lull for do; Ham
lin, lBr) Wheelwright, unc; bnrgue Maria Ross Ross.
for Melbourne and Sydney NSW.
Al Penang Aug g. ship Casilda, Stafford FIN Akyab
or Sth.
At Singapore Aug :, ships Magnet, King, and
Ocean Eagle, Lovet, uIic.
sid I'm Manila July 20, ship Memnon, Freeman, for
New York.
Cid at Malaga 9th, barque Tsjuca, Herman, for
New York.
Sid I'm Portsmouth 1zsh, ship Delthaven, Freeze,
(trom Ccllao) Tor Hamburg.
Sid FIN Plymouth 18th inst, ship Lincoln, Leemar
[ from LondcDl for Adelaide.
Sid I'm Cardiff 18th, ship Rising Dawn, Robinson,
Baltimore; brig Coonan Coonan. Portland.
Sid i'm Maryport 14th inst, brig w NJ Dodge, Camp
bell Belfast.
Ar at Queenstown 10Th inst, ship Montana, Hcrri-
man, Callao.
AT st Jago 14th ms brigs Water Witch. Knight,
for Baltimore days; Fannie Lincoln, Collins, dsg
At Lingan CB 21st, schs r Il Perlzin-, Lane, for
for Boston; A Z Ames, Amos, and A Bailey,
Crosby, for New York.
SPOKEN.
Aug %, lat ~, Ion "a %, barque Zephyr, Sparrow
from Boston for Malaga.
Aug So lat 40 10, no Ion. ship Rebecea Martin, I'm
Cardiff low orE
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NOTICE 20 MARINERS.

FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, VA, Sept 25-Ar, sch A Richards,
A rav Portland.
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Recent Publications.

MAT7rMoEI.sL INFEIIcETIEs, W1rH IL OocA-
SIGNAL EELTCITY, BY WAY OF CoNTRAsT.
] BY AN IRRITABLE Max. To WHICH ARE
ADDED, AS BENG PERTINENT 10 THE fsU Ji,-
jet, Ny NEIGHBoRs, AND DowT IN ,e lhE
VALLEY. By Barry Gray, One N Hoi, j ,toT,
PIP. go. New York: Burd ana ho ,.s.,.'l,,
The subject of Matrimonial lnfeiicl'.es
has been, If we may be allowed the expreSslon'
so ezhaustioe,y treated by the lamented author
Of the Caudle Lectures that whoever ventures
unon that GROUND will be likely to incur the
snsnioion Of being an imitator. ANY one, how
ever Who may take up this little volume with
s,,oi, an impression of its author, wi l find
canse to change it before he has finished
Barry Gray is not an imitator. He treats his
ubject in a manner, and from point of view
so different from those of Jerrold, that his
claim to originality on that ground cannot be
disputed. His humor is of the quiet and deli
cate kind, wholly without malice or bitterness,
i'd his easy colloquial style gives singular
charm to his pages. The work is beautifully
printed, and tastefnlly bound. We predict for
it as great success as has been achieved by
the authors last On "sIy Married Life at Hill
side
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THE MURDERED COOK.
trouble between Franco sna Prussia.

ITOuDA0 IObWGSA 1Tdlc6 snI EfusSl6.
The recent murder of OFT, the cook of
Prince Alfred, by a certain Count Gutenberg
in Prussia, and the release of the Count with
out punishment by the Prussiaa- authorities,
excites much Indignation in, France, OFT hay-
ing been French subject. The Paris jour
nal des De5ats of Sept. Ii, says: AK
8 We 1atter ourselves, for our country's sake,
that the intelligent sabre cut Of Count Eulen-
berg causes some anxiety at the present mo-
ment to Herr Won Bismarck and his colleagues
Instead Of chastising shopkeeper OF Bonn, a
vile elector of Mommsen, who could only
appeal to. the Prussian law, and could have
hoped for no other protection than that of the
oyer-pralsed judges of Berlin. his sundisoe7n-
ing sabre has struck a French Citizen, pro
tected by the public law of Europe and our
flag. The blood that has be n shed ay;U haze
20 be accounted for to proud aud suscepSi-
| bic nation, which knows nothing of the priyi-
leges Of the hussar-lieatenan Of his majesty,
the King Of Prussia. Justice, we doubt not,
will be done. May the lesson profit Herr Won
Bismarck, his colleagues and his party. May
they conclude from the embarrassment which
this sanguinary freak Of Count Gutenberg
causes them, that the mere civilian has not
been created and brought into the world to
form subject of amusement for cavalry Off
GERS, and. that even Ind M. OFT been only a
Prussian subject, he ought not to have been
cut down. s,ASR1 sf' Sss+ Nsss
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Wnlafed.

A SUITABLE person to take charge OF rse'1 e'
"A Boarding House in Saccarappa: Apply W INC
Agent Of Westbrook Manufacturing company
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dynes Mary z mrs Y
Harding Mary II mrs J
Irwin Jennie !
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johnson kObt mrs
Jones Sarah l.
Kenney Liza
Knight George i mrs
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Andrews A @
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Andrews b f
Atkinson j q
Archambeau Toussaint
Armstrong VIM engineer
Babc0ck Albert G
Berry Anon ID
BuGin Amy a Co
Blake&York stair builders
Ballard Chas G
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Baker Eleazer
Brown Elisha Cape e
Brush Fredk
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Butterheld Jonas Il
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Chase Stephen b
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Kennedy Daniel
kathemen Emile
Kenney Freeman 2
Kimball Geo L
Kinnea Keazen
KearneY John
King John
kiely John
Keeble John for miss Bet
sey Keehle
Kempt Jeremiah
Kingsbur JAS for mrs
Theo1ocia Kingsbury
Kemp Payne G
Kemp w W m f
SHIP L.
Nickerson Zenas Capt sch
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Nickerson Zenas Capt sch b I Croker
S;rauch ID B str Continental
Cahoon Alvin Jr Capt sch Dictator
small Arnold Capt seq Eloridge Gerry
B5wley Gideon Jr sch Emma Curtis
Brown JAS Capt sch lndusry
yahoon Gamaliel sch L cy Haker
slower B Capt barque Norton Slower
smith Nehemiah Capt sch Nellie
ioibroek Jesse sch Maria Webster
kearns Geo agt barque Maria Henry
heat Nathl W sch Omega
Williams Capt brig Rio Grande
Paine Parker l. sch K Ripley
Itch q sch b ID Prince
iurney Chas N sch Sarah Elizabeth
Guptil Nahum Capt brig Snow Bird
Bassett Geo B sch Watersrright
Loring A NJ sch William Arthur
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