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The Portland daily press., 1865-06-09

yHOULD respectfully announce to the oitixens d
wv Portland and vicinity, that he has permAn enp
ly located In this city. During the two years We
have been in this city, we have cured some o
the worst forms OF disease In persons who kAve rieo
other forms of treatment in vain, and curing pa
tients in so short time that the question is oitei
asked, do they stay cureds To answer this question
we will say that All that do not stay cured ae viii
doctor the second time for nothing. f8's "
DR.. ID. has been practical siectriean tor bwsnfys
oneyears and 10 also regular graduated physician
Electricity Is perfectly adapted TO chronic diseases
In the form Of nervonsor si0k headache; neuralRjS
In the head, neck, extremities; consumption wler
In tho acute stages whore the lungs are not fuy
involved acute or chronic Rheumatism, sc-0Eula, hk
diseases white swellings spinal diseases, vurvatE
Of the spine, oontracted muscles, distorted limbs
palsy paralysis st. Villas Dance, Deafness stan
morfng or hesitancy OF speech, dyspepsia, tndgel.
ton Constipation and liver complaint, pileswo ours
every that oan be presented; asthma, bronehl.
O. STRUCTURES Of the ohests and All forms Of female
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-09
TEETH TEETH TEETH

DID still continues to Extract Teeth by RIscts is
ttN scithout Pain. Persons having decayed tee u
or stumps they wish to have removed for resettins
he would give polite invitation 20 call
Superior BIectro Magnetic Maohines forsale ioS
family use with thorough Instructions. g.f
DR.. d. can accommodate teW patients WIFE
board and treatment ut his house.
Once hours from 8 o'rInak 10 t2G.;
froml to r. NJ, ana Ito Q In the Evening
Ufunuitati0u ffph novln
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-09

~ saf s.frasM NEW York, June s.
The meeting last night to express the joyof
our citizens at the resolution of peace to up
hold the government, and their confidence In
President johnson was one of the largest ever
assembled In this city. The reception given
enthusiasm anything of the kind ever wit
messed.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-09
Inauguration. Of Coz. snsth Of SesV Hsmp-


'-.-----77-- 49, - CONCORD, N, H., June 3.
Gov. Smith was inaugurated to day with
much military and civic display. The inaug
ural address was a long and able document.
The total debt Of the State is $3,97s 900, and
there will be due this year $258, 5000, interest
making $4.236,000s New Hampshire has fur
nished SO 427 troops for the national cause, of
whom II ,0S9 were disabled, and 1918 have fall
len In the conflict gasasu asat sSaf q .aess
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-09

REAL EsTATE.-Henry Bailey & Co., sold
at auction yesterday afternoon, the hose and
lot No. Y Vaughan street. The lot contained
about 5000 square feet. Hon. Geo. W. Wood
man was the purchaser at $245O. 81 ~ insa.
To-day at 8 o'clock, they win sell on the
premises, house and lot No. Tying street ;
and at o'clock, on the premises, the large
and valuable house No. II Myrtle street.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-09

o. The two storied double tenement Brick
5:ia Block. situated on Stevens Plains Weatbrok,
E Said block contaius IA rooms in each ten en- emf
Los rods on street, and Is rodsde on w hSeh
ia stable "a by 40 Get. vsM d1tf7-'i
This property is offered at a price which insases il
good investment. ~ $50. ~
Apply tom. x SAWYER, near the premises, or
20 y Q FRoCfEh, Lime ~. jsnesf
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Rank Of CumberIand

UVEE atockho ders Of The Bank OF Cumberlanf
i are here notified that meetlr viii be htlt
At their Banking Room on Thur day the twsnt,
second da, OF Juae current at bali-I asst two o'coeI
r NJ. to act upon the following questions, viz.
Frst.-To see II they win vote 10 surrender Oh
Chart,r OF the Bank 4te
Second TO see I they will vote to convert tes
Rauk alto National Banking Association undef 'he
laws of the United States
Per order OF the Directors. ,r, on.h,.,
PORTLAND, June 9 1865. jun'u'u
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-09
PORTLAND AND 110IxfTY.

Essv Adcevsfaeraessss so-Dsx
Agents Wanted-N Perkins.
Special geutine Hair Dive
Sp 'cisl Mott e--Public Heath.
Pleasant and Prodtable-2s4 Congress at
Petroleum Stove-284 Congress ST.
Auction sale-C. W. Homes
Manu'acturers' and Tradess' Bank-Meetine.
Consumers' kiuiual Coal Co-FiIst Assessmsnt.
Cow Lost-Haskell.
SPECIAL Notice-French Breakfast Coffee
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-09

BUcKLEY's SERENADERs were unable to
give an entertainment last evening in conse-
quence Of the hall being occupied by the SOL
diers They will give aperormanee this even
ing, which will, undoubtedly be good one,
and attract full house.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-09
lsY TELEGRAPH,
ASA TO THE DAILY PRESS.


- - w WASHINGTON, June 8.
After the examination of two witnesses
whose testimony was quite unimportant, the
Provost Marshal of the Court was ordered
to arrest certain witnesses subpnned for the
defence. sss6W bag
Testimony of n. Farau.
Mr.. R. Farall testified that DR.. Mudd came
to his house on the afternoon of the day after
the assassination. He came down the main
road which leads to Bryantown, and went
back the same way. Witness was In his house
when Mr.. Hardy, who was at the yard gate,
said to him that the President was assassin
ated, and that Mr.. Seward and son were in
jured. Witness asked DIR. Mudd about 1t, and
he said 1t was SO, and when asked who assas-
sinated the President, he said man named
Booth. Mr.. Hardy then asked him whether
it was the Booth who was down here last fall,
and DR.. Mudd said he did net know whether
it was or not as there were three or four by
that name. The Doctor said that he was very
sorry the thing had occurred. He did not
give the particulars of the assassination and
was not at my house more than fifteen min
utes.
On the, cross examination by the defence
witness stated that Mudd said it was the worst
thing that could have happened; he seemed
entirely 10 earnest; he came to see Harley
about some rail timber. aaa
Testimony of Le,cis b. Hoskins.
Lewis B. Hoskins testified to Atzerott's cow
ardice
Testimony of 70. FrGsier.
e. Frazier, residing at st. Louis, gave an in
teresting account of the steamboat burning on
the Mississippi, Ohio and other rivers by the
agents of the SO called Confederate Govern
ment, furnishing their names.
Testimony of John Forley.
John Forley testified that he resided in the
neighborhood of DR.. Mudd, and met him after
shutdown the day after the assassination; he
said 1t was terrible; he said he heard of it at
Boyntown be seemed to feel all the sorrow he
expressed. 81
ane Testimony of e. r. Watson.
8 D. R. Watson testified that he would not be-
lieve d. j. Thomas under oath have known
him from boy; saw him the 5th of June; he
told me he was witness against DIR. Mudd,
and that j. s. Naylor had sworn to put down
his oath, but if his oath stood he would get
portion of thereward offered for Booth.
Testimony of Moses II. Norton.
Moses FL. Norton was re-examined and tes-
tilted to having frequently seen Booth at the
National Hotel in conversation with others be-
sides the prisoner. M
Testimony of Henry Burdee.
Henry Bnrdee, residing in Troy, testified
that Norton's reputation for accuracy is bad
be Is not to be believed on oath.
Z The Court here adjourned until tomorrow
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-09

To THE CITIZENS OF PoRTLAND.-Ar-
rangements for the purchase Of the g Daily
Eoening Courier" and its subscription lists,
have been SO far completed as to justify the
assurance that we shall commence, on Mon
day next, the publication of its different edi-
tions under a new name, and with new dress, so
far as it is convenient in this short time. We
shall publish upon the aCourier" terms, al
though we expect TO increase the size.
We bring experience to this work, and we
couple it with the assurance that no resource
will be spared which can insure success. We
guarantee to make 1t, in all respects, first
class newspaper-a creditto ourselves and this
people. s4a5 IA
Devotion to the strictest loyalty, and cor
daily dedicated to Liberty and the support Of
Government, we declare purpose to be above
and beyond servility to mere creeds and
cliques. ~ III IS sea s
In word, we promise to invest this enter
prize with the fresh and the truthful in news,
with what is earnest and faithful, and relorma-
tory in morals and politics and what is choicest
in Literature; and upon it we invoke the gen
erous favor of your beautiful city and the kind
consideration of our suburban and country
friends. h4s,
Especially shall we feel under obligations to
such as early bring offerings Of material sup
port, or even of good works in our behalf.
IK} afN# CHARLES H. TRUE,
s..s. ENocH KNIGHT.
-. u 7 y z. n
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-09

ATTENTION Is called to the advertisement of
Mr.. Damon the &C. o. D. Man." in another
column. He pitches into somebody at Bangor,
in his characteristic style. ~ .saI
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-09

1855 agse .. $50 For.s EtorHe. saa- - s.
II. ~ lss.aff as- NEW YORK June s.
C5ttou--dull; sales $50 bales. ~ < = s.lf
Flour-eaes 1900 bbls - sffa5s ~
Mheat-S@5c lower; sales s, 900 bushels.
Corn-higher; sales 81 900 bushels.
Oats-lower. Z
b ef-quiet sFs+aA AN2 tses
fork-loweri ssles 800 bbs. ails.38aaGE
Lard-higher; GALES 100 bbls.
aa Whiskey- sales 600 bbIs f7f9 sHag e
Sugars-steady; sales $50 hhds Porto Rico at Ing
lSs Muscovado at 10t@Ilc. tt4
Cofse--dal. 1 .ls TsiE
\ Oils dull
srsightsto Hverpool--quiet
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Proposals for Fresh Beef.

an 81 ,0BEoE OF rHs A. g. 81.
Portland, Ne, June Sth, 1eeS
GEALED Proposals will be REQ lived at tbs nee
kOspntif Wednesday,, June 1tth, ct II o'eioek a.
l6r nupply wing the following M ntionsd Posts IL the
State Of Ma ne with Fresh Beef viz;
MAcHrAsPoRr. EAsrRoRr,
sR0cELAED, rrcyr -TRnAr's ISLAND
Separate contracts win be made Tor each Post 70
cont nue. for six months, tcommencing June 2Oth,)
ore nj ed tToo, Stationed tn re for that Ieit d.
rhe Beef must Be ofRood qu.ity, dolvered, Gus and
sawed such DAYS the uders gn'd shall ir' OF at
al posts with the exception oiAGgusts whore Il must
be de vered in Quarters In equal proportion fore
and Hind tHee2s, sh isks, and kinney tailoW TO be
Proposals must be ssDaFase for each post, accom-.
panied BY two copies Of this sverlL emenf and tue
names OF two responsible Iarties enter inio q
oond for the faithful pc iormance Of The oontracr,
and Add ressed PRO poaals tor ia pshiug Sd Best
\ ---- (designatet the post. Box l61z, Portland.
Me-" i ~ 95e,.. 800 ..
all bids not deemed advan'ageous TO the Govern
ment. HENRY AMMAN.
~ Capt. 3 A. Q. M, q A. Q. s., U. 8. A.
luneSdtd
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CITY OF PORTLAND.

NOrIcBis hereby given, that IL 4 the inter ton
~ oTrhe City Cauneil 20 discontinue part OF
aipcoln street On the westerly side, between Pearl
and Chestnut stretts Also 10 relay out that part
Of Kenpebsck street be ween Preble and Pearl Sts
and xtend Il to Wilmot street. Also 10 extend
<tmrersett street frcm Kim g and across Preblo
II. eet 10 an intersection with Kennebeok street. and
10 al continue that part OF the street ON the eastern
side outside the width Of hfty feet.
And the Joint y anding Commit 60 Of be City
Council on lay ina ont end wds nins aro g. in pur-
ssanee OF an order o. the City Ccuuc ]. pAsed on
be 9TH day Of June. vii. meet for said m on
Thursday the fit entb day o. June. u o'cs OK In
he afternoon, At Lincoln street III, rs b. gin.
! e. aoa thfn theie lraceed 70 Va ". discJn
linue aud lsy oRt a. d strCess .Hrf
All p9rso' sin res ed wili take Office ard severn
hens Ives q, eordingiy. MOO.
GtTea unaef our hands this 11h cay Of Jgne A. d,
$685. lrti rs lit - .rI ZOOS. .tr
JAcoB MoLlLLAs, corm,,,so
If.- q FoarfR, =" ~,
& PHlNrEx. n 49,, .,,t
WIN e. Sou1E, Me-
]. BRADFORD, Streets
A. GIDpTNes,
June std
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-09
DR W. R JOHNSON.
DENTIST,

Having recently spent few weeks in. New York,
whs re he improved the opportunity of exchanging
views itb many efthe Oldest, most succe ,siul and
sklful Dentists of that city, upon the most scisnif
ire DIS and ihat he has rstu ned and 10 gain
ready to walt upon those who may wish to have
their decay teeth Tiled their aching extrsct
ed. or artidcia o. es inserted eeaa il
Fl ON the many p j sons Of Poftsnd for whom Dr.
has rec enty fd teeth or icss ted art ficia ones
ence ma be med. REV Geo L Walker, Rev DR.
CLicksriug DR. Dana DIR WIN G Robinson, Chas
A lord Editor ofths Christian Mir. or. ia
from the New City hall and Court house. 5 I
jar e7ee diff ~ ~ i4 1
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-09

II HAVE appointed Jas r Lunt Co, Druggists,
u or Portland. Sol Agents for the sale Ofths Pc
laad Mineral Water, and shall kefp them eQustant-
" supplied with tie SINE fresh iron the spring;
= A. KICKER
Polan5, May sOth, 1865
This Celebrated Mineral Water Is especially re.
CON mended to all pcrsons affected with Kidney
Crmplaints, Dropsy, Dysnersa. aid humors Of al.
kinds JAS r. LUNT Co.
ian Saw Druggists, rs MiddlsS
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-09

THE Kennebec train was an hour late yes
terday afternoon owing to the freight train be-
Ing of the track at Oak Hill Station Drums
wick The appearance of the cars yesterday
and for several days past has been decidedly
drdb in color on account Of the large number
of Friends going on to the yearly meeting at
Newport, r. l., which commences on next Sat
urdav. fe r 81 2 NRG lNeN ainiM<4
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-09
AUCTION SALES.


( d. FLoays June ro, r. 4 O'Clock ? N, on
house No q Myr le st. The house /. nesrI, me- m.
lshed with modern mprovsmentsi e.even a,tas a
rooms, with fu closets, batn r. 0ns. tas furnacs
&C, nne water and aba danse OF IT, both fard ana
soIti cen rally loo ted I'm very deeiitb neahbor-
noou and Just what business man wants for occu.
pAney Inc lot Is rs feeI r. mt and tends o. "a
70 Onapel SC: Term very liberal, and 20 sessf n
even Immediately. Can be o. amined from 70 q
M M Aonoay and Iuefday previous 10 day, and from
~ 10 IL and hom2 to ON day Of sale.
HENRY BAILEY = Co., Aastioneers.
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House and Lol az A1e,.o..

ON Saturday. Dune 10, = 8 e'elocs II n. ON the
~ p emises, we shall sell the one ana ana 4 ~
House on t7e corner Of Luboc and Merr strsefs
he house Ia nearly new, in good repair, IN q good
neiyh0OThood; has b. en- occupied - a PaIe hpi O.
IL commands fine view OF the HarboI. IsaL d, e.
is corner lot Good cellar. good waite. No
rooms with hne chambers and cloaefs 1t Il dosira-
BILE to occuOv. Sale posiiive-ttrms easy.
HENRY BAILEY Co, A6etioneeIs.
June 6-dtd
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Nurses Carriages, Harnesses, a g.
at Auction.

OH surrey. June 10. q IL O'Clock N, ON Limo
~ s'Ies., n s Sarfianes Harness g. E1prpss
magoAs' O0hooiu " ssons, Jenny Lynds Phi atcn,
Juuestd Henry BAnxr Co. Auo.,opsr..
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-09

sa..A a,s .PHILADELPHIA, june 8.
Z The subscriptions to the 7 80 loan to-day
from all parts of the Union. as 2telegraphed
to Jay Cooke, amounted to $27S1 800. The
number Of individual subscriptions Tor $50 and
500 was 1905. os8Eg 8 i
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-09

A BLOCK Of tHp 8 story Brick Houses, modern
IA built and In . esi' able location at the western
part of the city. Enquire of
JOHN G. PROCTOR,
juneed2w Lime street.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-09

Who nave cold hands and feet !: weak stomaohr
lame and weak backs; nervous and siok headache !
dizziness and swimming in the head, with indiKet.
ton and constipation OF the bowels; pain in the soe
and back; leuoorrhma, Tor whites); falling OF the
womb with internal cancers; tumors, polypus, and
all that long train Of diseases will ind In Electric
ity sure means OF cure For painful menstruaticn
Of troubles with young ladies' Electricity Is ,ertain
specific and WILL In short time, restore the sufferer
TO the vigor Of health.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-09

WHAT?-They are certainly the most valu
able tonic and grateful stimulent beverage
ever produced. One trial win satisfy the most
skeptical. Try them and you will never be
without them They should be upon every
side-boasd in thecountry. Well, wHArP Why,
Pinkerton's Wayhoo and Calisaya Bitters, OF
course. What else could it be we would like
to know.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-09

+ OUTRAGEoUs.--O One Of the most beautiful
decorations at the banquet for the ldiers, in
City Hall, was an enormous boquet furnished
by Mr.. Samuel Chadwick, and placed in front
of the proscenium gallery. Itswas q magnif-
cant thing and it was desired that It should be
preserved Yet some Of the ladies ~ not
contented with dispoiling it of flowers, tore
it to pieces, after the collation. was over and
threw it down upon the floor. Such females
should not be allowed to enter any place where
attractive flowers are exhibited. .0aai ~
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-09
House at Auction .

{ ~ Friday, June 9th, At O'Clock p n, on the
-, pemisss, we shallsell hou No lying 10 Get.
assS = 'wo story wo den houes with "a rooms T. cd
goa cellar an abuncanos fwater hard snd
SOIL PiS s loca Cd eommaI OR con plst
30 by 81 fees, ne garden and lew frnit trees IL Il
we located for boarding house Title clear sale
aEEKT BAILEY CO., AuOrounnns.
June3-dtd rt..
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-09

TEsTIMoNIAL.-We learn that at the meet
ing Of the Cumberland County Temperance
Association, held at Standish on Wednesday,
the following resolution was unanimously
adopted by rising vote: ss1l a seia
ResolUed, as the sense of this Association.
that the recent noble act Of Msj. David E. Par
sons of the 10th Maine regiment, in placing a
guard over liquor shop at the Eastern De-
pot in Boston, to prevent soldiers entering
therein, is highly commemorate, and entities
him to the lasting gratitude Of the friends Of
temperance and morality everywhere. "a
Voted, That copy OF this resolution, signed
by the officers Of the Association, be forward
ed TO Maj. Parsons. srass 800 KS
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-09

The Sth Maine Regiment en- route for Home.
NEW YORK, June s.
The Oh Maine regiaent arrived here to-
day. They left this evening for home. sra
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-09
u q. 5-SO six Per Ceat.
GolD-BEARiNG BuaDs !

These Bonds are now wortha audsome premium.
and are exempt, as are all the Government Bonds,
from State. County, and Amic pal tar .tiOn. sohss
addsron one to three per cent. psr anmum TO their
value. according 70 the ra levied upon other prop
erty. The interest is payable semi annually BY cou.
pons attached 70 each note, which may be cut of
and sold to any bank or banker.
Thsinterest at 7.sO per cent amounts to
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-09
Municipal Oourt-,Inna 9.

Lloyd Carver, Gilbert Fowler and Michael
Eoring undertook to try the speed Of their
fast trotters on the Western Promenade. As
this spot has not yet been laid out for race
course, they were brought before His Honor
Tor violating The city ordinance In relation to
fast driving in the streets. They were fined
IS and costs each. So ssos aaiatdg "a
Ann Gassett, for assault and battery en- Ell
len Kelly, was fined ss and costs, which she
paid. 81 SIS i6 iassl ssv sst Il esaiI6
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-09
AuauHfAs - = I5F'HHI
MAcHrAsPoRT, -- EAsrPoRr,
CRY OF PORTLAND.

NOTICE is hereby given, that It Is the int@ptIon
" on the City Counsil 70 have the limos Of Cum.
oeFsnd Street, between Green and Preble streets,
renewed and established. " ,. .fI
3 And he Joint Standing COMMITTEES Of the City
Council on laying out and wide inps rim pursnan
Of an order OF the City Council pssssd on t1e otoay
II June, viii meet for said purpose On sdsy,
he 10th dag ofJu Eat O'Clock IN the arernoon, %
he corner Of cumb ri nd AID TRIBE ~ set,
place of beginning, then ard thers proceed 70 &C.
An persons interes ed win ake notice and govern
themselves acc r iDGly; 1, -. A.. % H..
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-09

THE ALLEGED HIGHwAy ASSAULT
From factsiwhich have come to our know
ledge, through the City Marshal, we are salts
fed that no assault was committed upon Pro
lessor Young, on Tuesday night, as he has
stated, and as we published yesterday. The
the wounds received BY the Professor were oc
casioned by his falling through window in
the basement of the Elm House, by which his
temple was bruised and the cash was made
under his chin. Why he should have circu-
lated such a report can well be imagined; but
for the credit of our city we are glad that no
such occurrence has taken place. gs.s 81 =
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-09
Valuable House at auction,

ON Thursday, June Is b. at O'CLOCK n, on tse
W premise, W shall cell QUE o IS hrstnut
oil. Its " story wooden house. d. i,hed -TouRb-
out, II hni be rooms, good clos to lne 81 ar good
led or family. Tor two II sired. All plsas.
antly ard c-nt ally located. IN n excellent rsgh-
The lot Ia - BY lo3iest Tit clear-sale pcsitVe.
Terms at sale.
J4ned9td trt
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FINANCIAL.
gao LOAN.

nese notes are issued under the dato Of July To-
1900 an are payable three years from that date in
currency or are convertible at tie option of the
holder into y 81 a.as .s.s -
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g. N. PATrsN, AUCTI0NEER, IA Ezenage 81,
E. NJ. PArrEN, AUcrIoNEER, Il Ezohanso St

WOOutM BUHEuImB al AucIIOm.
nN Saturday, june 10, at ? N. on thu premises,
" Gray street II Q one and hall stored douLle
wooden dwelling, numbered IL and IA.
70 he removed within one week frtm sale.
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81 Die 50. S. $. ES aener unb 8t. Sttptn-
tnber fnb %aut9rHFrt ApglttattDHen fas abt8e Gtita'
dap sniSesen.unfbn,ea. IL IS.
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E- S5unoe Wfdnmer, aaR

pelde an ben ~traurt8ea gplBen Bbn Settle Fedan8 pter
2ndittt leteer, trte nd6tli6e ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, @aantene
l6lpa6eL Sntppers peer %llnUerm6geR, Nergeufdrade
SGptuffn@t unb alien tea berG9isbelet ilebelu. WcUGe aus
oteient Sater bereoreeben, Fabsr IN 81. @NlperipeQ8 s5tabt-
eet We9enatUr" en Wltttel rel9es ~ alsba3, ftntt8e dagerr
lait9e 9etlrttttel fur be pbig e 6ranfbett befiefen Bat,
IS 1T Sa BADEN, tn Ser gprt: s. 6, 9DeQs & &c. lis
BrdntiiH ctr. MbtabatA Cain, 8enerH @fe @ranb SIR
Sphpn: 2Beet6 81 petter, 40 QBaibtngtpnfr 6tt6burgh
Wtdii.; s. 6. Sarrtman ~ Gp, So. 8 Nmtrtcan 9pue Blvd.
philadelphia: &. 81. Calender, 8. unb Q8atnuttr.; s .@rprer,
403 @befuutfr. Ytttsbure; Senfp Wltnet, II u. rs ste Str.
Baltimore: Setb 6. Sauce, los 80. Baltttuprefr. @tretn-
matt, Spbn .. parf, @de 4. unb QDalnutfr.; s. 8. Sqtrc
& Go, NQD@de 4, unb g8aInutfr. @ttea8o. Snttt1, q
Dinner, 81 Qafear. Stem 9rIeans &. gB+ 19rt8bt n &c.
81 GDartresfr, Eprpntp: qputau @atDt y Co. 4 st 2ap-
renee WutIbinas. ct. Qputs: GpatnS BrpS Nta6fplger bpn
S. 0lafSlcs, &fe 2. unb 8irefr. &cp6tng, ga, BET SarSep
Strd 81 &c., 313 SO: Yeunfr. rtb BET ben 5duptsN9e nter
6 taS. S.. 8. &Itue 81 6 D, 127 UPperp, @ep S0rf.
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