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HOlland's Life Of Abrahsm LipcOln.

DR.. J. G. Holland Of Springfield, Mass, Is
now collecting and arranging the rich and
varied materials for ga popular life Of Abraham
Lincoln, late President Of the United States,
comprising full and complete history OF his
eventual life. with incidents of his early histo-
~, his career as alawyer and politician, his
advancement to the Presidency OF the United
States and Commander il. Chief of the Army
and Navy through the most trying of Its His
tory, together with an account Of the tragical
and mournful scenes connected with the close
: of his life." NfAs y sAAt AKA I'D ~
The aim of the author will be to present the
leading facts Of Mr.. Lincolns eventful life and
to paint the character Of the man whom the
people ef America had learned to love above
any Chief Magistrate since W ashington. Avoid
ing the burden OF official documents, any
further than shall be absolutely necessary TO q
fair understanding OF his principles and policy,
and dwelling mainly on those aspects of his
history which present him as man aud the
President of great Republic In the most
eventful period of Its career, the authors aim
will be to describe as graphically as may be the
private and public lite ofthe humble citizen, the
successful lawyer, the pure politician, the far
sighted Christian statesman, the efficient
philanthropist, and the honored Chief Magis-
trate. .ssaa1ss losssii
There can be no doubt that DR.. Holland will
invest his book with all the interest which the
abundant material at his command. justify an
expectant public In looking for. The work
will be brought out with the least practicable
delay. 1t will be published in handsome
| Octave volume of about Five Hundred pages,
on fine paper, printed from electrotype plates,
and will be embellished by an elegant Steel
Portrait Of Mr.. Lincoln, wish finely engraved
view of his residence in Springfield, Illinoi,
and will be bound in nelt and substantial
binding, and furnished to those who order the
work at prices as low as the circumstances o.
the times will justify. s.9 ae.s.s .a#eta
Mr.. T. G. HUTcHINs is the General Agent
for this work for the State of Maine, and will
soon have his canvassing agents at work.
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"a Thief Cries stop Thief.

a Thepubnc are cautioned agaist base imitation
of L. =. Atwood's Bitters, by a manufacturer Of
proprietary medicines in this city who has not only
copied the label in part and adopted the same style
Bottle but states on his label that he has purchased
the entire right Of Dr. Atwood, and as III. f., are
the only Atwood Bitters ever put up in Maine which
have gained celebrity. this evidently leaas the I'm
wary TO suppose that 1t is L. 4. Atwood--who has
never conveyed to him. directly or Indirectly, either
the title to or any information respecting his Bit
ters This is the same person who formerly signed
NJ. + instead If u Atwood. He says sBeware
of counterteits and limitations" which seems to be
upon the same principle that "a Thief Cries Stop
Thief" The genuine is signed L. r.. Atwood. and
bears an extra label on white paper, headed "Cau-
ti'n, Extrs." Countersigned by H. H. Hay, Drug
gist, Portland, Sole General Agent.
! Port and, April 26-8aw&p Sm Err
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II Religious Iptsll;gssoa,.

Rev. Charles Lowe has been appointed Secre-
tary Of the American Unitarian Assoc iation. n
place of Rev. Dr. R. P. Stebbins 11AAJio
Rev, DR.. yaughan, professor in the Episcopal
Divinity School, removed from Alexandria to
Philadeiphia in consequence of the war, died in
the last named city, June 5th He was grad
nate of Bowdoin College, inlthe Class1 of1Isl5-
class of eight members, among whom were
Elk Gov. Dunlap and Hon. Geo. Evans. hi9
The Christian Register of last week had an
article Of between three and four columns. in
which the question of negro suffrage was treated
In just, vigorous and manly style.
An able and extended article appeared in the
National Baptist of last week, giving an ac-
count of the published works, seven in number.
of the famous Roger Williams. The titles Of
some of them are quaint and antique, like most
the religious tseatises Of that day:I"George
Fox digged out of his Burrowes," ga New
England Firebrand Quenched 1.-THE Bloody
Tenant yet More Bloody by Mr., Cotton's en-
deayors tewash u white in the Blood Of the
Lambe, ETC.
The Scotch Presbyterians are Just now great.
ly agitated at a deliberate attempt which has
;n.o 49, s'1'e " snl ooes "a ana forms
a 4 la..a . "s'p. .-. s..-.s
~ ~ 49,, 80 ~ = spsOlal committee
Roston ,ass 80, 0- go a'lonai voulcl at
Rev lanes Mans sa;s g ~, ls..,. IRON
con,nnn;.s.;.s :. syassuonsl ministers ee
OSm"uI'Osung resolution passed at meeting
=. 'na' poay nay 81, 1863, respectfully requesS
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Harmon e sawyer,
U. S.War Claim Agents for Maine

win give their exclusive attention to collecting
Pensions, Bounties, Arrears of Pay, Prize
Money, Lost Clothing, &c.
Officers Accounts with the Ordnance. Quartsrmas.
ters and Treasury Departments adjusted and settled
and certificates of non-indebtedness Obtained
Terms reasonable.
EY-Eo Charge unless successful. 81 y -
All advice and information free. ., srsdla l
Office No. 50 Exchanges St. jose Block, Told stand
of Bradford Harmony
= - 30 -, 2 K.sHARMON,
W. 8. SAWYER.
REBsRENcEs Hon. VIM. P. Fessenden, U. 8.
Senator; Hon Samuel Cony, Gov of Maine; Hon
Israel washburn, Jr., Collector ofCustoms.
~ ~ ~ may16d&wtf
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AGENTS Wanted.

INEXPERIENCED Agents professoal men, teach
~ ers d epergslic m9u OF god address, Of al
class are waited IN nil pafls the United states
ana Caaadas 70 tafe orders for the LEE OF
ABkAHAA LINCOLN, written BY the widely
Known and fayorite author. DR. J. G. Holland,
lImothy ftfcomb.) Tue announcement Of this work
has been received with universal favor and the press
generally lave ccmmen it in the highest terms.
Agents wNo have commerce 6d canvs ssinz for tlis
WORK regsri It a. the best subscri ton book ever
offered 10 tbs pub 10. and are meeting wits unp-r-
o LED success The anth)r - 50 popular q Wi er
hat the people subscribe fr II readily and cheer
fully. Further infor nation can be obtainad by
calling a. my Office, addrs ssioe by matt g. BILL
Springfield Mass, or g. HUrCHINS, General
Agent Elm Hou Q. Portland. juae2l od& VIM
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What every person wants u o tile Of Pease'
Vegetable Hair Rsnewsr. The most pqriecE Hai
aenewer In the land Is being introduced Ia PORT
Co II viii coor every cray hair in W ur head more
natural than any similar prepare ton il will pre-
vent your hair ON falisg of 1t viii cleanse our
head 1t once AID keep 1t healthy. It will dress you
hair beautifully, and make 1t grow luxurantly.. Nc
smell of sulphur which Is o offensive to yoursel
and hends ALSO Pease's r hilocome which Is M.
surpassed drt ssing. no lady viii be without II
who knows its value Manufactured BY j. w Pease
Nashua, N b. Messrs Crosman b Co. AGENTS foi
Portland s. N..araffs .Nsl' may27sndlms
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Bath and the Natural seanort.

Inc Bath Times reads it fenow-townsmen
asensible lesson on the Importance Of more
active publicspirit, and says: =
NOW we laugh at Portland, and say "xrast
cgy ana little WOOL" but laughter does not
snecs ANYTHING. Portland goes ahead because
ner people are determined that it shall. They
are hot content with one business interest Init
know very wen that the growth and prosneri.
ty of the place depends upon diversitv ~ ~
terests. And this 70 something thai we hare
u Tad 5a.n seem 70 overlook II our city would
t nsep pace with portapd, Bangor Augu Ia
adopted on the part Of our men Of a1,. po,icy
and wealth tending to diversifying the hns'
ness pursuits Of the place. e 0us-
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Rev Kendall Brooks, late pastor Of the Bap-
tist Church at Fifchburg, and formerly professor
in Wsterville College, has gone to Philadelphia,
as editor of the new paper, "The National Bap-
tist" M
>. Rev. A. Ellsworth, pastor Of the Congre--
gational hin Milford. Mass, having ten
dered his resignation, the church and parish
havere requested him to withdraw IL, and have
passed resolution to add s2OO to his salary.
MIR. Ellsworth is q son of Hon. Jeremiah Els
worth of Bath.
The splre of the new sunlsefsalist sohareh
in Lewiston, says the Journal, Is 50 far erected
that its attrsctise proportions can be seen by all
men The outside Of the church is nearly COM
apleted.
n The American Tract Society has opened De-
pcsitory at Richmond, Va, for the purpose of
facilitating its missionary work among the
Freedmen and all other classes of the South.
The Rev. Dr.. Crovther, (colored) bishop of
the Niger, has visited Bonny, along with q staff
Of native Scripture readers and schoolmasters,
for the purpose Of establishing schools for the
education Of the rising African population.
The Maine Western yearly meeting of the
Freewill Baptists commenced yesterday, and
will eentinneto atModefasion Mills, West
Buxton.
The sermon Of Rev, A. G. adams of Auburn,
delivered at the obsequies Of the late Rev. David
Thurston of Litchfeld, has been printed in a
pamphlet. s72sfkf8F 80
Rev. H. W. Rugg, recently pastor Of the Uni
veasalist church in Bath, preached in that city
last sabbath, and the Times says his evening
discourse was sort Of thanksgiving sermon on
the return of peace. The war, he said, had
established the fact that free institutions are to
prevail in the country; it has demonstrated that
we are power, strong power among the na-
tions; it has secured the overthrow of slavery,
the freedom of four millions Of once slaves; it
has exploded the idea of secession, that a State
may throw off its allegiance to the general Gov
eminent, but that that allegiance is first and
supreme, Consequently that treason is crime;
it has established the unity of the nation, bind
ing the States and the people in different sections
in closer bonds; it has enlarged our social and
philanthropic ideas. Our duty is now to secure
the rights of all citizens justice to all criminals,
and to study for those things that will make for
peace and the extension Of free principles.
&&H Z xAa4 aaf &fa4 N.Y.
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x TELEGRAPH
TO THE ----- ss.i % nefq.
RyENING j PAPERS. U.

r. A1EA0 New YoRK. June 20.
1t is stated that Benjamin Wood has offered
to testify as to the sum OF twenty.iiye
thousa.d dollars he. received, saying it was
sent him by Thompson to speculate in gold,
which he did for a friend of Thompson- ~,
& The Tribune's dispatch says that the COM
mander OF the post at Andersonvile Is ia
Washington on parole. Capt Wise, who had
contro of the prison there, is In Confinement
awaiting trial for murder of war prisoners. A
judge advocate is collecting evidence. -
9.Hon. Caleb Lyon, Governor Of Idaho. is In
Washington, having been driven out Of The
Territory by the people for attempting to re-.
move, under the act of the Territorial Leeis /.
iature, the archives from Lewiston 10 Boyce
City.sy4Wla azsfsxo siuiazv bas I7sf ~ = ~ -
Inc city of Portsmouth, Va, last Saturday,
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Ivlsy Prices Of raw So srsare firm and unchanged.
Asans9 sugars have advanced to lst0lezc y 10 for
SIu.7eo, granulated and powde ed. The market for
Fll1@llA for AA.
tions. supply ample
:, TIN The demand continues good. for the season
Prices firm and unchanged
:. ToBAcco-There is but little doing. and Quota
lions are nominal.
= R00D-Is steady at sl0Qi2 {, cord FIR hard ana
Sc 50G7 for soft. delivered. Demand moderate
N0oL-Has been quiet, and with the prospest
amounting to a certainty, that the new clip will
open at rather low figures prices have tendency to
shade off ~
FREIGHTS-Foreign freights are still unimpor-
tant The rs but. little to 60 forward, which at
present prices will pay the cost Of transportation
Two West India charters have been reported during
the weeks Bark Charles Edwin. for Havana, with
lumber at 10 W N and bark speedwel', for Matan-
zas, with lumber at s. ~ " Coastwise the bark
Eagle Is reported as chartered for Richmond
or Washington, with hay At $l2 y ton.
=
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Bosson stock LIst.
MARRIED.

In this city. June 49, by DR. Wright, Capt Thomas.
Thompson and Miss Layinia G Waiersouse, both
In Faystts, April 49, willard Watson and Mar,
A Fiield
In Rsadheld, G w spaulding and Miss NJ Eta
Buck. both of Kendalrs NJ lis.
In kast Machias, June 3, William Bowling and
Mrs Sarah d Crosby, both OF whiting
In Calais, JuneS, Weston Haycock and Caroline
In orls1d, june !, william T Emerson ana Clara
III Powers.
In West Eden June H. George Hamor and Luz
cy a Hamor. both of Eden.
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Mnfice

rs hereby Civ that Mr. Nelson Gray Of Acton
Il vale, c.. eessod to be my agent and attorney
in the smberi business 81 ce tue so day OF April
lsst and shat tho specia pow and authority given
by me to bi a, TO AXE contracts Tor lumber In my
name d dated the 10thday OF Janu-ry asi became
null and 70 ron said 80th day Of April lat, and
oil parties ar hereby cautioned rot 10 enter into
~ "A. DUNCAN
Acton, l7to Ja O. 1866. june2idai'
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! CITY OLE PORTLAND.

$1,000 81 ..lS ilal .lsIH June 2lst, 1856
VlHE Committee IN Drains end s We wi 70.
Il csfve sealed proposals until Weane day 2sth
Inst, at IL NJ, at tlo Unloe o. tho City Engine r ior
the co destruction Of Savers IN the cllowinR named
Street viz in Brsekett Sc from Carl on to Neal 81;
IN waugh n Sc from near Br mhall to trsckett 81;
IN br and Dauforth Sta from GRAY to ate
St; In Hls st from York to spripg m. a,,d n,
Custma st from Clark TO Lewis ST Info mstion
az a 70 i5e and lyle, aud lorn of proposals VII be
Tha Com littee reserve the right to rele,t anv or
all proposals not deemed for the interest ofthe CITY
10 accept. Per Order Committee. I.7 p. =,
.ssra EDAUND PHlNNEY.
Janezlid ..., .,.-.-.f. - Chairman.
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ceLGArE,s HONEY SOAP.

THIS celebrated Toilet soap, in such universal
demand. is made from. the choicest materials
is mild and emollisnt in its nature, fragrantly
scented. and extremely beneficial in its act upon
the skin. For Sale BY all Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers. ~ 5sfss d i.ia jansldIyr. 3 s
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From. so,.tA car0lsaa.

The steamship Alhambra, from Charleston
the 18Th, has arrived. Among her passengers
were twelve persons, comprising COMMITTEES
rom South Carolina, to wait upon President
johnson relative to Reconstruction, etc. The
following are the names of the committee =
Hon. Z. Forrest, Chairman; Hon. y. e.
Holmes, G. j. Crafts, NJ. J. Grier. William
Whaley, james w. Taylor, A. +. Rowenel.
Dr. D. Mitchell. F. Richards, j. A. Yates. j.
d. Stemmey. w. III. Gillilard. f-'s !
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DIR. LANGLEY,s
ROOT AND HERB ABITTERs

The Great Blood Purifier; thebsst Health Restor.
er, and the most perfect Spring and Summer Msdi.
cire ever used. Is ss8sls4
They efRtually cure JauHdice, Dyspepsia, Liver
and Bilious Complaints General Debility. and al,
kindred diseases. Asb4JB# Sl
They cleanse the system, regulate the bowels, re-
store the appetite. drive out all humors purify the
bleod and strengthen, invigorate, build up and re-
store to health and soundness. both bedy and mind
all who use them. Price IS, 80. and rs cts per bot
tie: sold BY al dealers in medicine. GEORGE @.
GOODWIN Co., b Hanover ST., Boston.
: IVA 81 meh18d4m
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Frons North Caroltna.

~. NEW York, June 20.
5, Newpern dates to- the 18Th states that the
Immense supply Of rebel medical and bosn;tsI
stores collected at Charlotte had been receiv-
Cd there. 1t took two weeks to inventory
them.
Gov. Holden thinks the enrolment OF lovaI
voters can be complet so that the State com
of August, g,Tr,,,,lT,9> - s-'o 'n'uaie
The. Raleigh Progress says there Is 4 ereat
rush OF secessionists to that place, to solicit
pardon. They come from all parts Of the
Raleigh. TSSy n ' r'lf nave i gone TO
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3&ea ExzcUrIvn DErARrmxr
An adjourned session Of the Executive Council,
will be held at the Council Chamber, in Augusta, on
Friday, the twenty third day Of June inst.
Attest: EPHRAIM FLINT JR.,
junel2td j'l fa Secretary or State q
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From. the so,.th,ce.,

m lfaas.a CAIRO, ILL.,, Junel9.
The steamer Echo, loaded with TROOPS. col
hded with one OF the monitors at this port this
morning. andsunk, carrying down q numhar
O. horses and much government freight. No
lives were lost. The pilot Is under arrest I
The Bagdad correspondent Of the New Or
leans Times, under date Of the 6th inst. saws
the French forces in Matamoras number 2O00
strong: Cortinas is reported to be advancing
from Corlayo to Tetake Matamoras.
The New Orleans cotton market is Depressed
under the large receipts. Low middlins SO
30. Flour $3.50 per Dbl. IT, = :
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ENR0M one totwslve ser of and, situated ue~r
= otreucwu Yllsgr, Wesfbr0ok, po.ite the
wel!k9ows Bond Farm. on v thr mics from Port
land said Il nd btng deem ably siiua ed an sord.
ga oeautIiai location TOR building clog big II and
pleasant, and comman lug foe view
Referred ~ permission to Capt. Fitts on thu
song Farm MANU- EkICKErT
Juneziutt .HAH Stroudvatsr
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House and La,.d for Sale

fhiHE three ttoried Brlck u use, an Land, 10 81
~ Pie*ssatSs. Locaiou o3ntrlI AMI road; lot
iareei bsst of wat r. hard and s0f furnace gas,
YOU'D be very coovenie fora hree bosrdiag house.
IerE1s easy. -Apply to cHAS. BAKER
b Jinez dlas ~ Five (ents savings NIX.
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DIED.

In Brunswick, Jure IS. Gen John Humphreys
aged 81 years. ..
In Chelsea, May "a. o. paralysis. Capt Thos Rogers
aged rs years. s~o2 s,gF t.4l-srnr
In Winslow. April q. Miss Abbie NJ. daughter of
Joseph Wood. aged "a years.
In Benton, May ~. Elvina e. daughter of Madison
Croweu. ksq ags 20 years. .i u +. /. al11
In DIVER, June g. Mrs Sarah A Vail. aged s3 years
In Eastport, May 25 Mrs Mary e, wife of Capt
Geo Hillyard. aged 81 years
AT Indian Island. hay "a. Miss Betssy Chaaey,
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W-W-W-W-W-WANTEni

WANTED Immediat ". wi hin nffeen minutes
w wax OF III Post Once u convenient lent OF
six rooms (more or lessl TOT g family only three
ics - iune2tdlUs
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G. MORSE, M. D.

: Treats Catarrh, Bronchitis, and all affections
OF the Throat and Lungs, by cold Medicated In
halation. Success unprecedented. Can refer
to thousands in this city and State, and all parts
of the United States Office No. 2sMrrH STREET,
PORTLAND, MAINE. rAfD may24tf
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N0rfCE il hereby given thai fra valuable con-
IN sidefation have renquishsd to my sun, Henry
u Stap %, bis time during his minority, and ehal
pay no debts Of his contracting claim any Of his
earnings af-ef this date fr
Baldwin, June 20 h, 1856 26wews
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"A Dive as Is 4 Dive.

Dye as Is q Dye.
The most desirable article now known for color.
lug the Hair and Whskers Il Bush's Argentine Hair
Dye Each bottle u warranted by the proprietors to
give rfect satisfaction, or The money refunded
GEO. C. GOODWIN & co, SO Hanover street,
whole sale and retail. 4 2 - iuneI6lnd1W
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"a, DE. TEBBETTs' .,
PH YSI o @ AL

r. f. q e n lE r "A IT % X
1As Aost Wodsrfa' Discovery efths Age,
WIN positively restore Gray Hair 10 its or original
color, whsther back, brown or auburn, and Being
soenghtigi dressing. IT imparts to it a beautiful
glossy ana ne Ny appearance. 1t will also promote
grow D OF new air on bald heaos, where the
glands or roots are not disorganized ed ctually
remove AZ danoruf, itching and humers from The
or money refunded - = 80 T1lI ! =
4sa sri TEBBETTS BROTHERS,
w. W, WRrrPLH. Agent for Portland Sold by
druggists everywhere. mayfieod ems 9,
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zcIAL NorICEs.
ATwooD's
PATENTDRILLING MACHINE,
~ PILE DRIVER,
HYpRAULIO SAND pnMp

PRACTICAL TESTS having fully demo,stratsd
tn superiority Of tai5 m lchine over all oahsrs for
the pu pose OF sinking Oil wells, the und rsIgned
now prepared TO receive orders for the same
Thi, machinery comprises everything requisite f,r
the boring of oil wells excepting the STEAK ENGlsx
and GAsT IRoN DRIVING PIPE, thu viii be furnish.
ed. IL desired. at areasonaD prce,l ard dspfnsgt
with the use Of the Derrick Rope, Bull whTeI snd
other eumbrOus and expensive fixtures now Ia use,
and is so arranged being constructed ON whsels and
oortab'e that Il can be easily removed or the pur
pose OF sinking wells in different localities.
IHR DErRrrSs IL removed from the wei by our
ratsnt Hyaranlie process, and d esnot require the
TEN ssl OF the drill from tire boring. This process
not only removes all the dstritus in from TO 10
MINUTES, put likewise efsctnally clears out and
opens al tne small Oh veins that arc 90 often entire
" w 9osea up the Old process of sand pumping.
,,a, - .h ~ Macesne snd practical engineer
driven sst lsnN = 45If - go Pr -
Arrangements a g being made for the construc-
ton and delivery of these machines al New York
Norwich, Newburg, N. r., and PittsburS Pa
For further information. price. terms, &C.. ad
dress, 7ft ID esdrl9f SIMEON LkLANDs'' -
G51 III l-r METROPOLITAN TORN
PHI eooSm New York
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N rlet ced Salesman. for Wholso a'e II uss or
manufacturing tstablishment The best OF CITY or
co ntry reiereucg furnished a. to ability ard char
acter Address Box 6lS, Poit nd o.
june2ld1ws
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SAILING or. OCEAN sTEAMERs.
MARINE N EW3
-ennr nr poRrLArn

- Hesoey .-......'........,- une 30. 81
ARRIVED. tl9 a.a.aaaH
Steamer New Brunswick, Winchester st John
NIB for Boston. $, n ~ ) $3.50
u Sob Texas. Day, Boston. 1sh tvrW sste
Sch Alligator, Fitzgerald, Gouldsboro. -
sch w ID Sargent, sargent, Boston for Sedwick r.,
Sch Wreath. small. Machias fof New York. :, 4
sen santa Maria, Fuller, Bangor for Dorchester
Ar yesterday-sch Citizen, Upton, Boston
CLEARED.
. Brig Caledonia. Brown, Hillsboro NB--nas,erls
Sch Mary Wiley, spinney, Boston, Brown &
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BOnrd.

DLEAsAEr suits Of Rooms furnished or IN.
L nrrnIshed, With board, ut n Free 81.
Re psl aele transient boarders Accommodated.
Jine2ldla's lf. $50 ~ .rIa .l .s.