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FIRE IN THE FOURTH WARD THIS MORN
RG-A FAMILY IN A PERILoUs PosITIoN-ARREsr
OF THE SUPPOSED INoENDIARY.-Between IL and
! o'clock this morning fire was discovered in
the tobacco store of Mr.. III. B. Plate, No. 3O8
South street. The building Is an antiquated
frame structure, three stories in height. Owing
to the combustible nature of the building, the
flames spread with great rapidity, and were not
long In communicating to an adjoining frame
building, two and half stories in height, west
OF the building. where the fire originated; ,a and
was occupied by Adolph lndig as clothing
store, the upper portion being used as dwell
ing. This building was entirely burnt out, but,
owing to the exertions of the fremen and
others, large portion of the stock of clothing
wastsaved. Mr. Indig has an insurance OF $1,000,
and his loss will be covered by his insurance.
The cigar store was considerably damaged,
but the loss of Mr.. Plate is more than covered
by insurance.
Another building, No. 9O6, was occupied by
Morris'H. Nathanson, and was also clothing
store. The upper part of this building and also
that of No. 30s was occupied as a dwelling by
Mr.. NathansOn. The goods in Mr.. Nathanson's
store we're nearly all saved, but the upper por-
tion of the building was considerably damaged.
Mr. Nathanson has an insurance OF $4,000, which
will fully cover his loss.
No. 304 was occupied by Mr.. Mooney, boot
maker, and he sustained some damage, by water
entirely. Mr.. Mooney has no insurance. MIR.
Anthony Gurtzer owns this property, and his
loss isnot serious. While the confagration was
at It's height, scene of great excitement took
place, il being made known that the family of
Mr.. Indg were all in the second story of this
house, and that their retreat was cut off by
the fire.
Ladders were at once procured, and the entire
family of Mr.. Indig, consisting of his wife aud
three children, were rescued by this means and
safely landed in Bali alley. Officers Pew and
Lyons deserve great credit for the active part
taken by them in rescuing the family of Mr..
Indig from their perilous position.
Mr.. Plate has been arrested on the charge OF
setting fire to his own premises. He was in
sured for at least ten times the amount of his
loss, and there are other suspicious circum-
stances against him.
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PoIsoN!-In these days, the once innocent and
salutary process OF eating appears to have become
a dangerous business. First, we hear of poisonous
pork, then the reputation of beef is attacked and
terrible things are proved against veal. Lastly,
comes deeterious butter, though this horror, we
believe, is confined to New York, where most of
the butter, indeed resembles poison more than
food. But since the days of Hercules, and his
fatal shirt, we have heard of such thing as
poisonous Clothing, and if there aOGS any such
danger, nothing but fair dealing would be appre-
hendeo by those who purchase at
TOWER HALL,
No. 6lS MARKET STREET,
BENNETT & Co.
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A CoLoRED "KNUcK."-James Grifiths, a
colored man, went up stairs in hotel on Mar
pocket of man he found lying asleep in a room
there. James was arrested and taken before
Alderman Allen, who held him to bail The
stolen money was found on the person of the
prisoner
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DIED.


BAKER.-On the 26th instant, JACOB BAKER,
in the S6th year of his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
luy nvlteu 10 atenu tne lunera rom MS late resi-
day morning the 29th instant at IL o'clock. Funeral
to proceed TO Ceoar Hill Cemetery.
CRISPIN.- .--On the 25th instant, ELIZABETH E.
wife Of c. II. Crispn and daughter OF George 5. and
Ellen Gibbs, In the 26th year OF her age.
The friends and relatives OF the family are respect
fully invited to attend her funeral, from the rest.
dence OF her husband No. 1946 Hanover street, on
Thurs day morning next at o'clock
HORNBERGER.-Ou the 9th instant, MARY
A., wife OF William G, Hornberger and daughter of
Julia and the late James Murphy, aged 81 years.
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited 20 attend the funeral from her late resi-
denee, No 436 Mcllwain street, on Friday morning
at O'Clock, without further notice.
JONES.-On the 25th instant, DR.. A. G. JONES,
in the seth year OF his age.
His relatives and friends are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, from his late residence No.
1442 s. Second street, on Thursday afternoon, the
29th instant, at O'Clock.
LoWNsBURY.-On the 9th Instant THOMAS
LOWNSBURY, aged 46 years
The relatives and friends Of the family respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from his late resi-
dence, s. Ninth lstreet below Mlfiiin, on Friday
Cemetery.
o'CONNER,-on the 9th instant, MARY, daugh-
ter OF Thomas and Hannah OConner, in the 18th
year of her age.
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from her parents
residence, Delmlng place, Union street, between
Second and Third, on sunday afternoon at O'Clock,
without further notice.
vEAcoCK.-on the 2eth instant Mrs. ANN
VEACOCK, widow of the late Captain Samuel s.
Veacock, aged 81 years.
The relatives and friends of the family respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from her late
residence, No. 237 Lombard street. on Wednesday
afternoon next at O'Clock. Funeral services at st.
Peters Church at O'Clock precisely. SSS
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MUNIFICENT FENIAN.-On Saturday night
last, at the Academy of Music, MIR. A.
Wynne contributed $500 to the Fenian cause.
He had already contributed $2700.
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VNELAND.-In this prosperous settlement
it is SAID that from eight hundred to one thou
sand buildings are under stipulation to go up
the present season. A large amount Of fruit
will come 10 the Philadelphia market the present
season from Vineland.
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VALUABLE AND CONVENIENT &c Bro,cn'S Bron-
chiaL TrocheS" are widely known as an admirable
remedy for Bronchitis, Hoalseness, Coughs and
other troubles Of the Throat and Lungs. They are
of great value for the purposes for which they are
designed, while they are usually and pleasantly
eficacous, they contain no hurtful ingredients but
may at all times be used with perfect safety
Rnsfnn Recnr0er.
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FAST TDRIvING.-Baptist Shebo was before
Alderman Allen for fast driving yesterday after.
noon, in the neighborhood of Thirtieth aud
Chestnut streets. The Alderman fined him
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SLIGHT FIRE.-About 7 o'clock last even
ing the Exchange Hotel, situated on Callowhill
street, ,sboveSt. John street. was slightly damaged
by fire.
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CoRsETs AT REDUCED PRIcEs-GREAT REDUC-
TIoNs Mr.. John M. FINN will open to-day II line
OF French Woven Corsets at prices far below the
us Ual rates.
French Cane Corsets, at $40 per pair.
French Whalebone Corsets at 81 so per pair.
French Whalebone CoTsets, finer, at $I75 per pair.
Second quality, embroidered top, at 1915 per pair.
First quality, embroidered top, at $3.50 per PAIR.
Embroidered top andtront Corset at So 80 per pair.
Remember the stand, southeast corner of Arch
and Seventh streets.
Mr. Finn has also opened a lire of Nottingham
Lace Curtains, as iOtD as 1915 per pair.
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WOOD & CARY's OPENING.-The spring "open-
ing' OF fashionable bonuets, by Mes1rs. Wood &
Cary, No. rs Chestnut street, will take place to-
morrow Thursday March 80, and will undoubtedly
create sensation as from what we hear whispe ed
house will be unusually rich in desirable novelties.
The ladies of our city will be on the qui UiUe, of
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MANUFACTURERS


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DIABoLICAL.-What is the difference between
pool OF standing water and a pewter image of his
Satanic Majesty One is dead level and the other
a lead devil. Every housekeeper knows the difer-
ence between good and bad coal. If you want the
best go to Alter the great head centre of the coal
trade of Philadelphia. His yards are located at No.
957 North Ninth street. below Girard avenue He
has also branch office at Sixth and Spring Garden.
WHY BUY INFERIOR CLoTHINGg
Why buy inferior CothingG
There is nothing saved.
There is nothing saved.
"Get the BEST"
"det the best"
at Charles Stokes Co.'s One Price, under the Con-
tine ntal. Ehe prices are as low as at many other
places for inferior articles.
NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS VERY CHEAP.-
A superior assortment, looo in price as 1915 per
pair the material also by the yard Just opened by
S. E. corner Seventh and Arch streets.
=. S.-See Mr.. Finns attractive CoRsEnannounce-
ment elsewhere.
REDUCED PRICES photographs. all styles. of un
surpassed execution, and tasteful finish; lkenesses-
of Vreat accuracy. Secure them now, at B. +. Rel
mer's Gallery, No. ga Arch street.
WE SHOULD not suffer from Cough, which few
doses OF Ayer's Cherry PectorGI will cure. Time,
comfort, health. are all saved by it.
HERNIA OR RUPTURE treated with professional
skill, and trusses OF approved construction applied
by Q. ID. Needles, cor OF Iwelith and Race Streets
1905.
COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES,
GOLD AND SILVER, BOUGHT AND SOLD BY
DRExEL Co., No. "a 5. Third street,
ceeSsz@ REDUCTION! REDUCTIoNl!
"' ssteck Co.'s se25 Pianos for ss25.
Raven BacOn's, $50 =, " 450 $50.
HainoS Brothers i5S 4SS SSS. sSS.
j. e. GOULD,
Seventh and Chesnut streets.
| e-Fsss9eEI1 A REDUCTION OF 20 PER GENT, ON THE
ETEFEI REGULAR SCHEDULE PRICES.
Desiring TO reduce our large stock of superior and
Mqhy finished Rosewood Pianos, previous to the re-
moval to our new store No. 11O3 Chestnut street, we
| have concluded to offer them at prices below the
cost to manufacture Persons desiring TO purchase
first class Piano at reduced rates. should not fail to
| avail themselves of this opportunity.
| SCHOMACKER & Co.,
Warerooms, No. 1921 Chestnut street.
W. B., Good Clothing, Oak Hall, Sixth and Market
| W.&B, Good Clothing, Oak Hall, Sixth and Market
| w. &B. Good Clothing Oak Hall, Sixth and Market
b.. Good Clothing, Oak Hall, Sixth and Market
W.& b., Good Clothing, Oak Hall, Sixthand Market
w. & b.. Good Clothing Oak Hall. Sixth and Market
1rIIF- AMn
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REDUCED PRICES photographs, all Styles of un
surpassed. execution and tasteful finish; kenesses-
of Vreat accuracy. Secure them now, at b. f. Rel
mer's Gallery, No ga Arch street.
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INSURE YOUR LIFE
In YOUR OWN HOME COMPANY,
THE
a M Z r. IC A N.
OF PHILADELPHIA,
S. E. Corner of Fourth and Walnut SITS

Insurers in this Company have the ditonal guaran-
tee of the CAPITAL STOCK all paid up IN CASH,
which, together with CASH ASSETS, now on hand
amount to
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WE SHOULD not suffer from Cough, which few
doses OF Ayer's Cherry PectoraI will curo Time
comfort, health, are all saved by it,
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HERNIA OR RUPTURE treated with professional
skill and trusses OF approved construction applied
by @. IL. Needles, cor Of Twelfth and Race streets
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NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS, VERY CHEAP
superior assortment, as iolD IN price as 1916 per
pair the material also by the yard. Just opened by
JOHN NJ. FINN,
S. Z. corner Seventh and A rch streets.
p. S.-See Mr.. Finn's attractive CoRsEnannounce-
ment elsewhere.
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E. VI. PATTEN a. CO., Auctioneers,
I'D . No. $50 Fore Street.
desirable Brick House and Land
ON Park St, at Auction.

[ D. WEDNESDAY,, 22d day of Angus at halfpast
very eersh1c on the promises win be sold That
of PorI a 1--WE ling anl lot No. a. casierly side
owned md 100 10 s corner Of Pleasant Street now
We can rccomrnon1 ~ az, lied A. POOR. Esq.
o~cnns VIC have ofercd this Sc sen sr,ted ~, ms
OF or inost delightful Streets and ID nc c,, ,; ~
market. "e'nl'y that is in the
Tho house is Of brick. three s,or;os ,ro,,,.-..
S SSst tSc lo and Is n e best possible inc
large hall and All excellent kitchen r5., i', WIN
ramrics second ioor, parlor q By II. Two hri
1; , sses au an excellent bath room a.
not anu COLI water Third floor ionr arge slcc, by
Iooms, wen mlshcd. An excellent collar up,Sc ~
with largo brick cstern a3d Titon r,r,nan VI "
bins &c; OIL Carpets on hall, Bathing Room, e an
he house. va 81 VIII
We inviie the public to an examination os IN =.
property. knowing that any seeking f,r a certni
residence TINT this Will rrovc 10 he the snt thew
select. TlIore is court in the rear running row
Pleasant street, which is owned in common.
The house can be examined any dav previous to tls
sale. which viii be positive. Possession immediate
For further particulars clll on the Auetioneers.
August 10, 1eG6. dtl
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I. & j. Z. CUMMINGS


BATH, Nc, April 10Th, 1sGG.
Nesp Eng. Felt Roofag Co.:
have used WarIen's Improved Fire and Water
Proof RO0iing lin covering the main building Of the
Bath Hotel brick structure four stures lngh) for
TWELVE YEARS past. Although ct The time it was
considered but imperfectly covered; there has been
no repairs required yet and from its present appear
ance do not why 1t will not answer its purpose
as lung the building itself will stand. The expense
TO me was about the same as sharp roof covered with
shingles, which would no doubt have required new
covering by this time. believe it to be the cheapest
and most durable Roofing used in this vicinity, and
should use it on any class Of buildings, in preference
to oil others.
Yours, &C., CYRUS M. PLUNMER,
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TEETH! TEETH TEETH 4,

DE-. ID. still continues to Extract Teeth by ELEc
TRICIfY WITHOUT PAIN. Persons having decayet
teeth or stumps they wish to have removed for reset
ting he would give polite invitation to CALL
superior ELECTRO MAGNETIC MACHINES for salf
Tor family use, with thorough instructions.
Ut. u. can accommodate few patients with board
Bnd treatment at his house, ~ 57ll. n = n
ONCE hours from O'Clock A. NJ. to 10 NJ; from
to p. M, and to in the evening.
Consultation free. nov1t,
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The Ere, Ear, Catarrh
+t.is.s,'.f AND ftf.4l.5 II
II H R o At.
Mrs. Manchester
THE INDEPENDENT
CHA Try OYA Mt!
.il --iND- a.#
Eclectic Physician !

Eclectic Physician!
From els Broadway, New York, has returned 70
Portland, aud can be consulted at her Office No. II
Clapps block. N'
to CERTIFICATES OF CURES.
i9liir d Forty Years. Deqfi,css Cured.
This is TO certify that was deaf for forty years,
and that Mrs. Manchester has entirely restored NV
see Mrs. Manchester, could only hear when persons
who addressed me would speak very loud, right into
my ear; Now can hear as well as did before was
afflicted at all The beating and buzzng which at
tended my dcness and made it so disagrecab!e has
entirely subsidized am now "A years Of age and re-
side In st. John, New BruusTicE ,,
April 5, 1sc5.
This is 70 certify that have been cured of catarrh
in tho worst form, by Mrs. Manchester. have been
to New York and Boston, have paid ont large sums Of
money and was never bcnetted but in most All cases
my case was bad one, the tubes in tho throat and
upper parts Of the lungs had become very much af
iectsd aa Of, Of Which knew was the case. COM
shy that am now well man. I am trader, and III
the habit Of talking great deal and her curing mo
cts, as now can talk without hurting me. 20 and
consult her, and You WI ss perfectly satisfied
MRS. MISREPRESENTATION Madam :-Wlen You
were in Bangor last summer, called to see you with
child OF mine that had been sick for four years.
had taken her to . number of physicians, and none
could tell what allied her or even her symptoms You
examined her case, and told me exactly her symr-
toms from the commencement of her sickness which
we're very peculiar; also told me that there was
something alive in her, and also said there was num-
Der Of them, and told me that she drank them from
rain-watcr cistern. You said that you would not
warrant cure, but would try and do the best you
could for her. She commenced taking your medicine
in August last, and from that time until December
the child las passed OF large quantities of what we
call Tadpoles, from rain WATER and think, and am
certain that the child must have died had it not been
for you. And advise every body to see Mrs. Nam
CHESTER for know that she has the mower Of know
ing the condition Of person diseased better than any
physician that have ever heard Of My child Is now
perfectly healthy. Please have this published, and
what they profess to. 80
Very truly and gratefully yours,
GEORGE Z. MARTIN,
aug1ocod MARY r.. MARTIN.
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MERRiMAC MANUFACTURING Co.,
81

Ncu Eng. Felt Roofing Co.: sifiaJ3 IS ar s..
This Company began using swarreus' Roofing" in
1885, and having used it nearly all their buildings
constructed since then; at present they have nearly
s,ns,d Ia co ~ esd &c I1ey nave
hesitation IN saying they consider it the best GOVERN
ing for fat roofs In the market. 3f1f
Yours truly, JOHN G. PALFREy, Supt,
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FREEMANs NATIONAL BANK,

..l FREEMANs NATIONAL BANK,
AUGUSTA, MAINE, March 2Gtll, 1866.
Ner Eng Felt Roofing Co.:
Yours at hand in reply, would say that in 1862 we
used "Wmren's Roofing" Oh our Bank building
COS 80 IT, 1t gave perfect satisfaction, and continue
ed perfectly tight until the great fire Of September
1866, at which time ours with many other buildings
were destroyed. We have since erected another,
which Is covered with aWanens' Roofing" believing
1t to be the best kind Of Roofing, both protection
against Fire and Water. The fe sras communicated
70 oar bdila fran he Dcp0f IN the rear, through the
door and scfad0scs; not through MeroQf.
Yours respectfully, ttH
WV. HALLErT, President.
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HAVE CONFIDENCE

AN who have committed an excess of anv Kind.
whether It be the solitary vice of YOUTH or ihe sIinS
'hs , misplaced confidence III maturer years,
~, sen rOh AN ANIIDOTE IN SEASON.
The Pains and Aches, and Tass;t,,d. 49,, -.
Prostitution tkat may follow fmnuTe '' Ca,i; S,vous
n ~ are rel, tnc Barometer to the Whole system.
noI WI. ior tne consummation that is sure TO fol-
low; 20 not wait for Unsightly Ulcers. for " '''
"s Disabled Limbs, for Loss Of Beauty
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MANCHESTER PRINT WORKS,

MANCHESTER PRINT WORKS,
MANCHESTER, N. H., Sept. Is, 1s66.
New Eng. Felt Hoqtag Co.:
The area Of roofs covered with "WarrenS Roofing
material, manufactured by you. on the buildings OF
the Manchester Print Works Corporation, is fully
SIX ACRES. l have had personal knowledge and su-
Engineer, and also of fully as much more elsewhere;
and can confidently say, That it is the best Roofing
Of any of tho similcr kinds. Yours, truly,
sa NJ w. OLIVER, Engineer.
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ponrLANp, Me-. March 70. 1ecc.

- PORTLAND, Me-, March Y, 1eCG.
Neg Eng. Eel. Rocf,g Co.:
Yours or the 9th, IN relation to ''Warrcns Improy
ed Fire and Water Proof Roofing is received.
When properly applied consider better than any
other gravel roofing.
Yours truly, It's j. Z. CUMMINGS.
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
Omen for Business ct the Store recently occupied
by the Misses Griffith, Free Street.
jy7H
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CAUTION 10 THE prrnrJc -

OAUIIUN To THE PUBLIC. "
, Every intelligent and thinking person must I.no,v
ther efficacy established by well tested eSIerence =,
tne naiids of regularly educated physician. wiose
ienafltofy studies iit him for all be duties he must
and eure-as prporting to be the best in the world'
WHICH are not only useless. but always injurious The
unloiG!nlae should pe PARTICULAR in selecting lis
iact. !nlt many sypilitc patients are made mscra
6e |a.li ruined constitutions by matreatment from
sa!,d physicians in general practice; for ii is
point generally concetled by the best sv,hilogra-
pneIs; mat me study and management Of these c,m
mah5s Il, Should engross the whole time Of those who
and cure Tie inexperienced gener,I nrsc1iiionar
Living neither Opportunity nor lime TO make himself
oos srsm wv W Their pathology commonly
weapon, the Mercury an" dangerous
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NAsnuA. N. IL. March OH. 1850.

NASHUA, N. H., March 9th, 1866.
Nep Eng. Felt Roofng C1.:
The covering OF my brick stores, put on in 1858,
amounting TO square feet, has proved entirely
satisfactory. 1t has leaked nor failed in any
part, and promises to be very durable.
THHsTEEN YEARS experience with your Roof
its excellence, and most cheerfully continue my
cnmmendation Of it, using it whenever have occa-
sion TO cover a fiat roof
Yours truly L. W. MOVES.
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COMPREHENSIVE.

-- T.-T-7....1,
Dissolution of COpartnefship.
IN. g.. .pr.1y &, BERRY. IN this day
lsso;ycd hy ~ mmt,,al CONSENT Tho business viii be
s~-- NN oA N'' s
dnx MI ~ nv
Ms 1A U ~ a A0 4 Il 4
uES. Hofey Rssizszis,n.
whore he viii continue 70 make 70 ordef
fashionable Boots 02ad Shoes
1sl
Of the very best stock, and made by the best Of !
IS Workmon. and nc as reasonable prices as
1 the t'm mes VIII a'l 'a' : foh CASH.
N. Re. all persons indebted to the late firm of
meSats larsSt b 1hs asS requested to make i'm
settled by either party at the store Of M. Mccarthy,
No. 3, US. Hotel Building. aug16-dtf
Dissolution of COMPREHENSIVE,
100 s1 BfE t. nos -
THE copartnersbin heretotoro ;s+;,, ,,,,d.- ,ha
i name Of - = '-' 0A''''ns "''''' INV "
~ = Aa ~
Is hereby dissolved Nv mrtu., consent Either par
All persons indebted to us are requested to make
Immediate payment. n 10
US 81. MERRILL,
tSignedl .iF .HF at @. SMALL,
- /. JIM. MERRILL.
Portland, dug It'll, 1866.
at No. IS Free Street, Arcade Building Oy
Merrhh nro'hefS q CusnhhS'
Mr.. q. SMALL NAV be found with the above firm.
aue9dlm
--e-----
Dissolution of CODartnershiD.
rINHE concern heretofore existing under the firm
L name of Hatch & Frost, was this day dissolved
by mutual consent. Parties holding bills against
them are requested to present them immediotely
and those owing us VIII please call and settle.
HATcH e. FRosT.
July 18th. 1865.
Gsa
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.os ~ N ac x4 sne o4 W ~ re.e
.oaule ~ cs No. e reet rore anu Go N
I'D nd me wv % nappy 70 see all ns