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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
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SANDY .8.21 Gov. Island 9;02 Hell GstelVR
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made accordance with the speciheos
cy tie samples both 81 which may BE- seen a.
ofhe Depot Chief QuatImacrs At Boston New
York Philadelphia fsburg Baltimore, Washington Fortress Men
AuruA Gal Tsabsee Mobile New Orleans Galveston Fiek'
bIrs Memphis, Nashville Chattanooga Mufeesbeo LoltsyAe
Chicago JsiGEsouvle, Columbus fOAo Ciucnnat Detroit -
Louis Lsayeuworh, Omaha Little Rock AND san Faesco
tBds will b. received until December 81 lel
They le tsl inches high ron ten o) 20 Twelve
0g and hal $50 y four and nan f4
inches with around the bottom They via De ~ low
vii member the back with sn inscription o. We
regiment company OF corps and date OF ihe De
raised 1Eey must be q good stove
plate iron weighing twenty 20 b each and be coated
thoroughly BY dipping ia neled zinc.
nytrdo delivery at each place. and IN case
parties supply than locally II should be
what reduced price the articles would Dc iahsheo 10 e IN
creased number.
Eaeh accompanied by coed na su ens f5aanee
Of least responsible parties that the contract swafaea ~
BE- fahfaly and promptly executed The responsibility Of the
fIantors Official cebcats q he erk Of the
uearft District oftbe United states Dsiuet Auoney
itself the night TO REJECT ~ oil
unaory delay the award not later than the l OF
1857 and Instances 20 change the points o.
Of the head blocks IA which case rraona
allowance FOR increased deduction for diminished transportation
= The time delivery subject su
being allowed after the lists Of Furnished the
contractor
The article, INST conform risidy the sample and wiz BE- sub
inspection the point o. delivery the Chef Of the
Tue m name pOoee address Of the bidder should
To- should be plainly Endorsed Proposals for Iron Head
Bocks and be addressed ITO the QusrermAs1eI General u 5 A.
Warrington ID. C" =. NJ q MEiUo,
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Amount ofiue 81 1885, 900. oOapOD Bond, Of $1,000
each
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llort- tuaroen'e Nolire.

Nv pn,,.bo,i O. ". Blunt. No "A, Nov g. % Nsntnek'
Ib III ondon with 600 bbl oil and 10 o0O lbs bone
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From January ] to November The following were 9
The canal exports from May tho time of opening the
canal to November for the last three years have been

The following will show the receipts Of canal tolls from
May TO November l. in the years indicated;
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Proposals.
ouAHrKRnAsrKR. GsSnRALs ovyrc

Washington. D. c., OcI 81. $3.50.
PROPOSALS FOR IRON HEAD BLOCKS.-l.
Sealed Proposals Us be received Office Of the Quarter
ashinsonD C.. onn Nov 90 1856 for furnishing
Blocks for National Cemeeries delivered quaint
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] EIpreSs COHlP0Hy Stocks.
Adams. .-........ 80 - 81 30
! Amcrlcafl........ 81 80 20 o.
! Merchants Union 80. IL o.
I MaIagaeturing StOcks
7 Russell file ..... 80 80.
lSayOn de 1erTe... 80. 60
, 1866-02-09

equipped and ready to march Oft so soon
as The steamer makes her anpfarance."
The Kingston GieaAeI Of Dec. 18th
sayS:-'We learn that eleven men have
been arrested and committed at Old Har-
bour for trial at the next Circuit Court,
for secretly drilling with firearms. One
of the number Was found with eighty
bullets, and this secret body has beeu
drilling from . book Of Instruction."
Mr.. Sidney Levien, the editor and pro-
prietor of the Coa@iy Union, a paper
which strongly advocated the views of
M. G. w. Gordon, was arrested by order
of Governor Eyre. His case came be-
fore the Chief Justice, who gave judg-
ment on the ground that the 'Act TO
Provide for the Trial and Punishment
Of Offences Committed during Martial
Law, and within a limited period there
after" was unconstitutional, inasmuch as
it gave the Governor power to detaln
persons at his will and, as he gave an
order to detain Mr.. LeYien for ninety
days, he might have done so for ninety
weeks, or for ever-a power which (stld
his HonoaD ought not to be entrusted
to any Governor. His Honour declined
to go into the other grounds raised, but,
with regard to Mr., LcYieu's arrest in a
parish whore martial law did not exist,
stated that Mr.. La,iru had his redress.
The C0I0niut Standard of the 18th
December, says I'VE understand Mr..
Levien is about shortly to leave for Eng
land, to place his case in person before
her Mnjes5y's Minister'S"
, 1866-02-09
A~IELROURNE, Nov. 2G.

MELBOURNE, Nov. 90.
A motion Of waot Of confidence has
been Introduced in the Legislative Assem-
bly,, and resulted in a majority for the
Ministry. The Tariff Bill has been re-
jected by a large majority in the Legis-
lative Council. The Ministers refused to
bring in the Appropriation Bill, aud an
n%ouoced the prorogatioo Of Parliament
and an appeal TO the country. A petition
to the Queen to recall the Governor has
been signed Ivy members of The Executive
Council. Great dissatisfaction prevails.
, 1866-02-09
From tie Weekly Dispatch, January 49,
THE ACT FOR AMENDING THE
CONSTITUTION.
JAMAICA.
DISPATCH FROM MIR. CARDWELL.

DISPATCH FROM MR.. CARDWELL.
By the arrival of the Hayti, we have
news from Kingston to the 18th of De
cember.
A Bill for transferring the control of
the coIooy Of Jamaica entirely to the
Home Government had been introduced
in the House of Assembly, read for the
first time, and ordered for second reading.
On the 18th Of December the follow
ing extracts from a dispatch Of Mr.. Card
well to Governor Eyre were laid before
the House =
"Downing-strect, 18th of Nov. 1865.
"Sir,-By the mail from the West IL
dies, the arrival of which did not take
place until yesterday, [ have received
your dispatch No. PSI of the goth Of Oc-
tober, reporting the breaking out Of a
rebellion of the negroes in the eastern
districts Of jamaica, which has involved
the cruel massacre Of many Of the prln-
cipal white and colored persons in that
part Of the island, and acquainted me
with the measures which, in concert with
the officers in command Of her MaJesty's
military aud naval forces, you have taken
10 suppress the Instruction, and to pre-
vent It's spreading to other parts Of The
island | have been greatly shocked at
the barbarities which you describe, and l
wish you in the first place to inform the
inhabitants of jamaica how deeply her
Maiesty's Government deplore the losses
which the colony in general has sustain
ed and how sincerely they sympathise
with those who have to lament family
bereavements incurred under clrcumstan-
ces so distressing. [ will not fail 10
bring under the notice Of the Field Mar
shall Commanding in Chief and the Lords
of the Admiralty the high sense You en-
terrain of the services rendered by Major
General O'Connor and Captain De H0r-
sey, R.N., and the other officers Of the
A my and Navy whom you mention, and
of the sailors and marines under their or
ders. And ii is with the greatest salts
faction that [ receive the high, and |
doubt not deserved, commentator which
you bestow upon the members of the
Executive Committee, the CustOs Of
Kingston, Inspector Ramsey of the po-
lice, the volunteer and militia officers,
who accompanied you in the Wolverine.
| recognised with great satisfaction the
a~Iacrlty with which the welI-a11tcted sub
iects Of her Majesty placed themselves at
your disposal j; and shall bring under
her Majesty's special notice the loyal and
gallant behaviour of the MaroonS.-I
have, &C., (signed "F. CARDwELL.
"Governor Eyre, &c"
The Country Uaion says:-"We learn
that the troops stationed in this town
have been ordered to Kew-park, in the
parish of Westmoreland as, we are in
formed an outbreak of the people is anti
cipated in that quarter. They have not
yet left, in consequence of the non-arri-
val of a vessel ofwar momentarily expect
ed here, and which will remain in port
until their return. They are, however,
, 1866-02-09

this community until such measures are
taken as will secure the better protection
of property, and to that end we invite
every man who has a thought to express to
aid US in the discussion of every thing that
bears on the subject.
, 1866-02-09
Bank premises and furniture
in London and in the colo
MES
1908 5
93,075,372 0

The directors have again the pleasing task O
presenting a favourable report, as shown by tn
above figures, and Of stating that according t.
their latest advices the operations of the branch
es were proceeding satisfactorily, excepting il
Jamaica, where business had been temporary
interrupted by the disturbances, but was gradu
ally reSuming its accustomed course. In con
sideration of the increase in the profit, the di
rectors feel themselves justified in proposing {
further increase in the dividend, and therefore
recommend that out'of the nett profit, amount
ing, after providing for all bad and doubtful
debts, and for income tax, as per above state
.&45,625 IL 2
An ordinary dividend be made
of 6 per cent, for the h~alfyear
ending June 80, 1865, being
at the rate Of ~ per cent. per
annum on the paid-up capital
Of the corporation, which will
require $50. $500 0 o 0
And an extraordinary dividend
Of 2 per cent, which will re-
quire 10000 0 0
, 1866-02-09

IStS my e -. q O,OZO II =
To which add balance brought
forward from last h~alf-year .. I,044 2 8
Together 49,. ......-.& $500 10 5
From this amount the directors
propose to carry to the resery-
ed fund ................ 5000 . U
Increasing it to 1874, OO0z. and the
balance Of ............... 1860 13 S
forward to next h~alfyear.
The Chairman said he might very safely con-
graduate the proprietors upon the position Of
The banks atfairs-(hear, hear)-as we'll also as
upon the increased amount of dividend the d-
rectOrs were able to recommend upon the pre-
sent occasion. (Hear, hear). The balance
sheet just submitted most favourably compared
with either half Of the preceding year, which
could not fail to be regarded as an unQueStion-
able evidence that the business of the bank was
being considerably developed, which, as the
proprietors would observe, had resulted in a
corresponding increase in the amount of profit
realised. No doubt some ampliication of EuSi-
ness would be looked for on account of the alb
s0rption of the Bank K of Jamaica; and he was
happy to be in a position to state that there was
certainly no reason for disappointment, as up to
the present time the result had been most salts
factory but, at the same time, the other BRAN
ches had contributed their quota to the improve
ment, AS stated in the report, the accounts
from the different branches were satisfactory,
except as regards Jamaica, which colony was
under a passing cloud. 1t must be evident to
the proprietOrs that the existing connection of
that community must be temporarily attended
with evil, and which they, as a bank, could not
expect to escape without loss; but he was glad
to say that the manager of that branch did not
expect to incur any great loss. (Hear, hear).
The accounts, however, from thence had not
been made up to so recent a date as at the
other branches, partly on account of their off
GERS having been employed in military instead
of their ordinary duties and of course it would
be some little time before entire confidence
could be restored. Having stated that he
should be most happy to afford any further in
formation that prOprietors might desire, he con-
cluded by moving that the report of the direc-
tors be received and adopted.
A Proprietor enquired if the increased profits
were mainly attributable to the accession Of
the Bank < of Jamaica, or whether it was a re-
suit derivable from a general improvement at
all the other branches 2-The Chairman said
that each of the other branches had contributed
its proportion, although Jamaica had done all
that had been expected of it.
A Proprietor observed that the amount pro.
, 1866-02-09

Leaving .............
To which add balance brough
forward from last half-year .
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INDIA RUBBER GOOnS..

HAVING been burned out of nv Rubber Store.
II IA! Middle st., 1 would solicit the trade
OF the citizens of Portland and vicinity, until
where are kept every variety of goo made from
India Rubber comprising in part Rubber and Leath-
eT Machine Betting, Steam Packing, Baskets, Rings
lose for conducting and hydrant purposes Rubber
Clothing Of every description, Combs, Balls TOYS.
for beds in eases Of Sickness Rubber
BOGUS 6oots ana Shoes, Tubing. Spittoons, Syringes,
Covers, Horse Covers with and without hood, Wagon
Covers, All Beds. Pillows, Oushiona nd Life Pre-
beautiful patters and all kinds OF Rubber Goods that
may be desired, all ofwhich will sell at manufac-
turers lowest prices. = II" - - ~ 49, '
Please forward your orders for the present To
- H. A. HALL, ia-- sa f-
jul l3eOdtf az Milk Street. Roa+or
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8. W. F. Phillips s. co.

~, Hi. ,g0ft PORTLAND, July q, 1eC6.
Messrs. Thomson & Co., Neao Haven, Consi.,
GENTLEMEN: In accordance with your request I.
Will state the situation OF my safe in the late fire. lilo
saS was removed from tho store six eight foct ON
to the sidewalk. and which, consider. was in as
much danger as il left in the store as it was cxposc
to tho full force Of tho flames. After the fire, the
safe was comparatively in good condition as before
cut open and the books were in good ORDER with the
exception OF the bindings which wero injured by the
neat. IN Il Yours truly, Z
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EN-. PATTEN g. CO.., Auctioneers,,
Office. 1870 Fore Street. 20

E,XCELLENT Household Furniture at
~ Auction. On Friday, July 81, at 10 A. NJ,
at house No go Pleasant street, win be sold the en-
tire Furniture, consisting of parlor sets In black
walnut and mahogany, Wiz sofas, divans, lounges,
rockers chairs, centre, per and card tables hook
cases and books what nots rocking and gothic chairs
oak extension fable, commode and chairs full cham
Der SETS beds and bedding curtains brassells 3-py
superfne, oil, and cocoa carpets. rugs, table linen,
and plated ware Kitchen furniture, cooking, parIor
and chamber stoves, together with variety OF other
articles, all of which are in fine condition, having
been made to order and In use only nine months.
Parties looking for good, substantial furniture are
advised to attend this sale. House open at 9 and
sale to commence at 10 A, M. d 7,9rree7,. jy2i Is
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The Wilder Safe.

PORTLAND, July 20, 1sC6.
Wilder Manqf'g. Co.. Neac York. t
GENTS: IN the great fire that visited this city, we
were among the sufferers. Our Office was ON EN-
change street, in four story brick block which was
entirely burnt out. Our safe, Of your manufac-
ture (Wilders Patent) fell into the collar and was
partially buried in the ruins, where it remained for
three days. full of books and papers. We are happy
to inform you that the contents all in good con-
diton, the books and papers preserving all their
writing uninjured. We have ordered another one of
to the public. t Yours &c.
Signed, TOYE. COFFIN 81 SWAN.
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NEW Carriages and Carriage Material
~ mt Auction. On Wednesday, August list az
!! O'Clock, A., NJ, at the carriage mandatory or
MI f. H. Randall No. 20 Rreble street, we shall sell
entire stock of Carriages and Carriage Material
There will be 20 new open and top buggies sun tops,
riding wagons, carryalls, &c: These carriages are
workmanship, and in Il . most approved styies.
Also, 40 unfinished Carriages IN different states of
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES with only the woodwork others
roned but all Of choice material and work so far as
finished. Tho proprietors OF this establishment
would say the entire stock of carriages and material
must be closed at once, have old the build
inRs occupied by us as manufacture and sale rooms
and must deliver them up Immediately IeE,r.
ID JOIN. RAYDALL, = F. 81. RANDALL.
a.a 49, HENRY BAILEY s. CO., Auctrs,
3 Jy24 Is Fl g',f f. ONCE 176 Fore street.
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THREE Months extra pay for officers Fellow fine
4 rank of Brigadier General, who were in service
March 1856, and whose designations were presented
and accepted, or who mustered out at their own
request or otherwise honorably discharged from the
service after April g. 1865 obtained on application in
person or by letter, enclosing discharge, to w. H.
Fessenden, Portlan I, Maine, formerly Claim Agent
OF the U. S. Sanitary Commission. jui26 div
A CARD. We would take this opportunity Of
"A thanking our numerous friends residents Of
the city and nefghborng villages who so Kindly as
of the 4th inst. 4Fk #T ---a-7o- =
jy26 2w TYLER LAMB g. co
NOTICE. The subscriber may be found for the
~ present, ct 1877 Fore street, from to O'Clock
r. M where all persons indebted to him are request
ed to- call and settle, and those who have demands
against him, to present them for payment.
~ W.C.COBB.
Portland, July 26. Eya I'D div
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~. H. A. HALL, t5a1 III
Jul l3eodtf 50 Milk Street, Boston

Facts for the People - Read and Reflect.
The science OF Chemistry is as es sentaI to the
physician, as air to support our lives; but how few
there are, who understand the first rudiments of
TINS great, important, and endless science. Thew
know nothing of the chemical composition of our
most wonde full and mysterious physical systems in
health and they know nothing Of the physical chem
stry OF Meath, how can they know anything as re-
CARDS the true condition of the unhealthy, unbal-
anced, physical system? and ii they know nothing
Of the chemical change of the fluids and solids in
disease, which is divided and subdivided until it
reaches a hundred different FORMS how can thew
know what remedy to use that possesses the all i'm
pOrtant neutralizing power? Let any practical
chemist analyze the blood OF person suffering from
rheumatism, and he will always find an excess of
Tactic acid; now then how easy to fin the true and
positive remedy. How foolish and unscienti6c. to
attempt to nentralize this excess of acid by niments
any other external applicat on. 7ate 81 6rr b
One more Illustration of ignorance, exposed nv tbe
true science of chemistry: aChurchill's great and
wonderful remedy, composed OF the .hypophoSphites
Of Ime, soda and potasia. much used or consump-
t on. Read what the science of c. emistry prononn
ces the component parts Of q tubercle to be- - ~
q dtSi 2.S ,gG
Fatty matters and chOlesterin. ....... 4-3 W.,
gH 2oluDte eaiCs. ................... OF
aT3IsStst W -. -. Io'''''''''............ 60
6nospnate OF lime ................... TAI
OsnoA oAeonic mdCers. ................. So -
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

THE VALENTINE BUTLER
Fire Proof and Burglar Proof Alum
Patent Safe!
THOMSON & CO., New Haven Conn.,, Agents.
The attention of the public is respectfully invited to
the following testimonials
PORTLAND, July 1G, 1906
Mcssrs. Thomson Co., New Haven, Com.
GENTS:
We arc happy to inform you that the contents of
our safe Zone OF Valentine 81 Buffers Alum Patort
size No. 81 are out in perfect order, cxccpt the nmd
ings on tho backs of tho books. Books. Crrremcv
Postage stamps, Railroad tickets &C.. &c bciHo
ready for Immediate use. We were greatly s,,rnrisn
to find the contents all right the safe Was located
t ;nt sc tn story Of four story brick block and
I waa nrar FIVE days and although tho back Il the sa
wooden cases remained perfect as before thc fire.
A., you VIII please send us another Alum Patent Of
tle same size as soon as possible and oblgc
(Signed) ar MERRILL g. SMALL
INNS safe can be in front OF F. Il. Covills Drug
Store under the Preble House.
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PORTLAND, July p, 1906.

Messrs. Thomson & Co. - ~ - -e--t ~, =
GENTLEMEN: In accordance with your request,
will state the situation of my safe. The safe was
removed from the store before the fire and placed in
the street pile Of bricks After the fire tho safe
was apparently i'll good order; but the lock- which
it directly to New York to have it opened and nut in
repair Thc books after being removed from tile safe
were Ill good ordcr with the exception Of the edges
beng somewhat smoked, and the bindings injured by
enc neat. Yours truly.
.a,-.-.- e. pveEt7rt &c.. ....t j. w. ,JONEs
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RRlCk House AT Auction. on wednesday
- y aug. II; at O'Clock p M on the premises, we
near the head Of Gray street. 1t is new with IA fin
ished rooms gas hard and soft water capital cell
Tar, good stable with slated roof q good wood
house, &C., &c. 1t is valuable property In an ex-
cellent neighborhood and very desirable for resi-
dence, Possession given in30 days. 80 = r.s--s.
ftf HENRY BAILEY s. CO., Auctioneers
JyZ0 dtd - - - Office 176 Fore street.
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u M. PATTEN & CO., Auctioueer...s
~. Office 1870 Fore Street. REAL ESTATE ON
TYING STREET AT AUCTION. On Wednesday Aug.
LIST, at 123 o'clock, on the premises No. IL eastery
side Of Tying street. the neat and cozy two storied
dwelling, together with the land, The house con-,
tains nine finished rooms, we'll arranged for the
nousekeeper, with all the conveniences found in q
like class dwelling. Shade trees In front, garden in
the rear, Sale positive. Terms one half cash; re-
mainde In one, two or three years, with note and
mortgage. so-If...M nsEE aTfE iva dts /,
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h now ask If tubercles could form in the LUNGS or
any other part of the system, unless the blood was
toe too highly charged with lime? why introduce more
course, could not be adopted Tubercles in the lungs
can never be dissolved the disease they occasion
be cured. unless such agent be employed as viii dis
In this way may tubercles be dissolved carried Off
and the disease cured, but in no other. I have no
more space OF time to illustrate further by chemical
tenn, both in healthy and unhealthy state can o.
ly be ascertained by the science of chemistry. ~
tain remedies, and hence the success of my special
mode of practice. els ~ az9a -JF 3Iief - :"
w. HARVEY, M. d. and Practical Chemist
Until September next my Office will be at N Free
Street, Portland, Me. Office hours from A. M to
3 P. M. Consultation free. jy24 eoitf
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PonrL.Nn. .Tulv on ,occI

,,,.... a,.s ~. PORTLAND, July 20, 1866.
GENTS: We take pleasure in informi,g vo, +,.+
our safe sizo Alum Patnt) which was not rcmnS.
gu nom the ruins until this morning, when opcneI l,v
work inside that lad books remained in fc sss
thcy wouid nave been preserved with the writing nh
nurGd. our store was No. 81, Union street. two
INC neat was the most intense ever witnessed in av
nIS N our city From what have seen VIC are sat-
I tr st your saes have stood better than those Of
We get located. Yours trnlv Ao'A "AS--
Signed, MORSE. TOTTiRnp$ DYER.