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De,noeraiic Cenyention,

ta . oii BAITnIoRE, Aug.6 6.
Tke Baltimore Democratic City Convention
Democratic Convention, called to choose del
egates to the Philadelphia Convention
Among those nominated for delegates at
large from this city, were ex xGov.I Pratt, and
Ben. @. Howard, who was commissioner of
Police in 1861, at the time of the attack on
the Massachusetts, troops Mr. Pratt was f.
nally elected. Pesident Johnsons reconstruc-
ton policy was adopted.
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New E0rkSHtenis.

New York. Aug. 6.
On Saturday night three rowdies attacked
a lamplighter named Wood, in Myrtle ave-
nue., nue. Brooklyn, beating him = sunmercifully- -
Three men went to his assistance,l when one
OF them was, stabbed in the shoulder and
another in the abdomen The latter is not
expected to recover.
Steamship City of Boston with Liverpool
dates of the 26th, has arrived News antici-
pated. Gold closed this afternoon at 147 7-8
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AN advertisement Of the "Eaton Boarding
School, for Boys, may be found in another COL
umn. This school is highly recommended by
all who have patronized it. Mr.. Eaton has had
ten years experience in teaching Family
School, and the success he has met with proves
how well fitted he is for work of this kind.
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o,.E =. s.r1a New ORLEANS Aug. 6.
Since the 1st inst, there have been eleven
deaths by cholera at the Charity Hospital
PromiaeIt physsAiansj pronounce the disease
Of malignant type. There are five cases
now IN the Charity Hospital but they are
expected to recover. The cases are as vet
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PATTERSON s. CHADBoURNE, Claim Agents,
1853 IL Middle street. announce to those coming
under the provisions of the Equalization Boun-
ty bill, that they have obtained the necessary
blanks for soldiers, and are prepared to make
application for the $10O. Their office will re-
main open from o'clock A. M. to P. NJ; and
as many are unable to make their claims during
working hours, their Office will be open even
ings until o'clock. II
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GAIT BLOCK.
First Glass Stnres for Sale

First Glass Stores for Sale!
THESE fiue Granite Front Stores, situated at the
Il head OF Galt Wharf: on Commercial Street. near
the Grand Trunk Railway Station. Are the best built
and most ccmmodious stores in Portland. Size 26 it,
front by so f. in dcpth four stores cellar and attic
Passage in rear 20 f.. t.-
Merchandise cn he discharged from or loaded into
cars of every railroad that enters ule city.
Apply to Il. e H1CHIN
= aug DIV -s .-., Head of Gait Wharf.
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CITY NOTICES.
CITY OF PORTLAND

VNIHEREAs M ses Gould. and Others. have net,.
w TONED tho City Council to lay out new Street
OF Public Way IN said city,-begining at North Street
alton of Walnut Street, and, whereas said pettion
was referred by the City Couci July 81 1896 to the
undersigned, for them to consider and act upon.
therefore Fl t 4 iff4 - - ~ fHi'o'i'
Notice is hereby given to all parties Interested that
the JOINT Standing Committee ofstlIe City Council on
laying out new streets, will meet to hear the parties
and view the proposed way on the 10th iay Of Aue,sf
lsGG at three O'clock in the afternoon ut the corner Of
North and Walnut strccts and will then and there
proceed to determine and adjugc whether the pulic
convenence requires sud steet way to be laid out
onven under our hands on this 1st day Of August,
AUG. T.. STEVENS,
l-4J EDMUND PHINNEY,
... ,- AMBROSE GIDDINGS,
j. BRADFORD,
ELIAS CHASE, ffta
IA .gA d. w. l.. FILES,
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RATIoNs AND SUPPLIES OF CLOTHING TO BE
CURTAILED. AT a meeting of the Executive
Committee, yesterday afternoon, the following
important vote was passed, directing the cur
tailment Of the rations and supplies of cloth
ing which are being issued daily, to such as
are able to earn good living. The curtail-
men4 will commence on Thursday next:
VOTED THAT with the present great de-
mand for labor, it is no longer necessary to
furnish supplies of provisions and clothing to
the extent heretofore granted, and that the
Distributing Committee be instructed to cur
tail to great extent the issue of rations and
clothing, and not to furnish the same to those
who are able to earn their own livelihood.
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Fire.


so PROVIDENCE, r. T., Aug. g.
The loss by the partial burning of Harris No.
will IN Woonsocket to-day is estimated at
$4,000. Some of the operatives were injured
while escaping from the windows six of whom
had limbs broken. 49,.
One fatallcase of cholera was reported in this
city to-day. the victim being colored man re-
Gently arrived from Washington. ro,f t7-,
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The Union voters Of Falmouth are requested 10
meet at tho Town House in said Falmouth on Friday.
10th inst, at o'clock No. TO choose four delegates
70 attcndthc convention to be holden in Portland 18th
inst, to nominate four Senators and County Officers
Per Order of Union Town Committee.
Falmouth, Aug. 4, 1866. augT -sNtd
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ACCIDENT FROM A KEROSENE LAMP::-Mrs
Nicholas Knights, residing on Paris street
was shockingly burned, last Saturday night,
on the face, arms and breast, by the explo-
sion of kerosene lamp. DIR. Hunkins was
called Immediately and by his applications,
she was relieved from the torture she was
suffering, but her recovery is deemed doubt
full. Her husband had his hands badly burn
ed in attempting to extinguish the flames on
his wife. III.
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New LAW FIRM.---George F. Emery ESQ.,;
has associated with himself D. II. Drummond,
Esq, brother of j. H. Drummond, Esq The
firm will practice in all the United States and
State Courts, and we can cheerfully commend
them to the public. They will also attend to
the prosecution of bounties, pensions, prize
money, &C. Their office is No. Clapp's Block,
opposite Market Hall.
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One Of the Finest Locations i1s Port
IfE land for Sale.

THE Estate corner OF congress and carleton Sts:
l. C5 feet iront. extending III feet up earle oil
srcct-morc than e.Oo0 cet. Upon the lot arc about
100 nc pear trees and garden vegetables r abundance
These premises command line view OF the
rounding country ana are well worthy Il attention
OF purchasers. Apply to W. II. 1ERRis Hcal Eslate
Agent, opposite lalioad Office, opposite reblc
House, aug7-dtf
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Caucus.

The Union voters Of Yarmouth arc requested to
meet at the Temperance Hail. in said town, on SAT-
URDAY, the 11th inst III o'clock P. M. to choose
delegates to attend the Union county convention to
be holden in Portland The 18th inst. hs
Per Order of Town COMMITTEE.
Yarmouth, Aug. Z. 1906. sntd
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From Washington.

- .s.e5s...ss,s --.. WASHINGTON; Aug. 6.
Information has been received here that at
recent celebration of Mexican Masons in
in the City of Mexico, a toast was offered
amid great aeclamations for the speedy re-
establishment of the Republic and the com
plete success of Brother Benito Juarez.
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Notice.

The Union vorcrs of WestbrooI,, arc requested to
meet at the Town Honse, IN Wcstbrook, on Satur-
DAY, lug 11th, at o'clock P. H., to select delegates
to attend the Union County Convention, to be holden
in Portland the 18th inst Per ORDER
o4 Union Town Committee
Westbrook, August G, 1866. aug7-dtd
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LEEDS AND FARMINGToN RAILROAD Com
PANY. The annual meeting of the Leeds &
Pennington Railroad Company was held at the
Office of the Ocean Insurance Company, July
31st. The old Board of Directors was unani-
mously reelected viz: III. NJ Payson and H.
A. Jones, Portland; j. G. Delano, New Bed
ford; Daniel Holland, Lewiston, and Reuben
Cutler, Pennington. .
Several subjects of interest were partially
considered, and further action postponed to an
adjourned meeting, to be held the last Wednes-
day in September.
The Directors subsequently organized by re-
electing Fl. M. Payson as President, j. C.Wood-
man as Treasurer, and Joseph Ilsley as Clerk.
M. L. A. LECTURES 1t will be seon by the
following note from Mr.. Cough, that his heart
is as large as ever. Comment upon this gener-
GUS action is not needed;
WORCESTER, July 81, 1866.
M. b. COOLIDGE, ESQ.,:
Dear Sir:---Yours of the 9th inst. is received.
L have entered Wednesday, Jan, 10th, 1867, on
my book as the date of lecture to be delivered
in Portland. au,fC.l .ag..
In view of your long continued and gener-
GUS liberality to me- in my occasions of serving
the Mercantile Library Association. you will
permit me to offer my services as q small ex-
preston of my deep sympathy for you in your
heavy calamity.
Please reply when convenient and oblige,
Yours faithfully,
t- JOHN B. COUGH
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$4,000 REV ARD !,

rTHE National Village Bank, at Bowdoinham, was
4 entered on Friday Morning, 22dinst., and about
Eight Thousand Dollars in Bills, and Sixty
Thousand Dollars in Bonds taken therefrom.
Three Thousand Dollars Reward will be paid for
the recovery of the money nd Bonds, or a proper
honate sum for less amount, or two thousand dol
lars for the apprehension of the thieves.
N. PURRINGTON, Prest.
Bowdoinham June 3D. 1866 je13dtf =
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Special Steamboat Notice.

IN consequence of some disarangement in The ma
l. cincry of the steamer lIaay Lang. there will
he no boat for the Pcnobscct River Tuesday; Thurs
day and SATURDAY evenings uni iu1ther no ice.
The Regulator viii .cavc ever Iontay We'd
ncsday aud Erilay evenings. A. SOmerby,
Poatland, Aug. {. 1sG6-f tl Agent.
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OBsEoUIEs. The funeral of Mr.. Mp. wo

OBsEQUIEs. The funeral of Mr. N. P. Wood
bury took place yesterday afternoon, from his
late residence ON Brackett Street. The servi-
ces, which were impressive and solemn, were
performed by Rev. Dr. Chaplin, of New York
delegation OF the Masonic fraternity, and
large concourse OF citizens were present to
pay the last tribute OF respect to the memory
of the deceased.
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House and Lot for Sale.
For Sale.

THE two story brick house and store No. 419 con-
gress st, "a feet ffons For particulars enquire
on the premises aug7f
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CITY Of Portland.

WHEREAS, Jacob Mcclellan and others have pc
wv titioned the City Councii to lay out new
Street or Public Way in said city,beginning at the
to Cross street. being continuation of said Danforth
street; and whereas said petition referr by the
City Council July 31st, 1866 to the undersigned for
them to consider and act upon, therefore,
Notice is hereby given to all parties interested,
that the Joint Standing Committe Of the City Coun-
Gil ON laying out Streets will meet to hear the
parties and view the proposed way, on the eighth
day of August, 1866, at three O'Clock in the afternoon
at the junction of Danforth and York streets, and
will then and there proceed to determine and ad-
Judge whether the public convenience requires said
street or way to be laid out.
Given under our hands on this first day of Au-
gust, A. D., 1885,
l- AUG, E. STEVENS,
EDMUND PHINNEY,
AMBROSE GIDDINGS,
JOSEPH BRADFORD,
ELIAS CHASE,
w. p. FILES,
Committee on laying opt New Streets.
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Now 0rleans NInrkel-.

New ORLEANS, Aug. 6.
Cotton quiet. Sales 100 bales. Middling Up
lands SO a 50. Sugar, fair, II a H.
Advices from the interior of the State re-
port cotton doing finely Q y --&
The weather is excessively warm, the ther-
mometer indicating SO deg.
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City of Portland


WHEREAS, the City Council, on tho 31st day
w Of july 1866, passed an order directing the
committee on iaNing out and Widening streets. to
slider tho expediency of widening Pearl street from
Congress TO- Middle street, and to widen Willow
street its entiro length, and changing the location
OF both as 10 make one continuous street to CONNER
cial street, therefore, 2, : - =
Notice is hereby given to all parties interested that
the Jolnt Standing Committee Of the City Council
on laying out new Streets will meet to hear the par
ties and view the proposed way, on the ninth day of
August, lsCC at three o'clock in thc aernoun at the
corner OF Congress and Pearl streets, and will then
and there procccd to determine and adjudge whether
be laid out. - - y ''. ~ - -,
Given under our hands on this first day of Ar
gust, A. d., 1906. $50 4st-A
~ AUG. E. STETENS.
ssl II rE ess5f EDMUND PHINNEY, !.
So ( II AMBROSE GIDDiNGS,
JOSEPH BIsADFORD.
ELIAS CHASE,
~ .W ssG W.P.FII.ES, s'.t
5l9 COMMITTEE on laying out New Streets
argus copy. s9gHH 1867 Wa' aug2dtd.
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Terms Eight Dollars per amman, In Advance.

THE Fitchburg (Mass) Sentinel says John
Browns fetters are on exhibition at that place
They are of inch iron, and weigh ten and one
half pounds. They belong to wagon master
Chase, of Worcester, late of the Thirty-fourth
Massachusetts, Volunteers, and were brought
from Harper's Ferry by Rev. NJ NJ Longley.
Noticing in this mornings Press the piece
taken from the Fitchburg (Mass.) Sentinel in
regard to John Browns fetters, I wish to make
the following statement:
John Brown was not confined at Harpers
Ferry, but was taken to Charleston JAIL ten
miles from Harper's Ferry, and was there con-
fined until he was hung. In the spring of 1862,
part of the 10th Maine, under Lieut. Col. FL
lebrown, was sent to Charleston for duty, and
took charge of the Jail. John Browns fetters
were still fastened to the floor of the cell he oc-
cupied, as all of the citizens testified, and
Orderly Sergeant Atwood, of Co. I, 10th Maine,
succeeded in removing them from the floor, and
sent them home to this city, and they are now
without doubt somewhere in this State The
10th Maine was the first Yankee Regiment ever
stationed at Charleston for any length of time,
and the place had not been disturbed when the
10th took possession.
5"na Respectfully, TENTH MAINE.
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Fro,,. Aspy Bay,

AsPY BAY, Aug. z, 1 A. M.
There are no signs of the steamer Dauntless
with the. cable dispatches. She will probably
arrive about o'clock in the morning with the
dispatches received through the cable Sunday
and Monday. 27"
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Portland and Forest city Dye
Houses COWDiNed.

" Proprietor.
We can assure the public that we have greater fa-
cilties and are much better prepare for Dyelng
and Cleansing, than when located on Exchange St.
Also, orders received for the Laundry.
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LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug.6.
The election to-day for Clerk of the Court of
Appeals has undoubtedly resulted in the cleo
ton of Duvall by a large majority.
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SLATE.

THHE subscriber will contract to deliver 500 TO
l. l,poa svI,rcs OF frst quality Slate. Sizes to
Room. Richardson's wharf L. L. UPHAM. !
aug7u @WRIg'4F
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LOST WILLs.--Among the valuable docu-
ments destroyed in the Probate Office by the
great confagration, we're the last wills of
the late Mrs. Merry Boody, Capt Colligan
and others, which had not been finally acted
upon, but though the originals of these and
many other papers that have been finally set
tied are, lost, accurate copies had fortunately
been taken before the fire. -h
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WHEREAS, the City Council on the 31st day Of
w July last, passed an order directing the Com
the cxpcdiency Of strengthening the Gs south ii % sic Of
Congress street between Temple and Pearl Streets or
widening the same in that locality; also widening
and STRENGTHENING the north side of said street be-
tween Pearl and franklin streets, therefore,
Notice is hereby given to all parties Interested that
the Joint Standing Committee of the City Council OIL
laying out new Streets will meet TO hear the parties
and view the proposed way on tho ninth day of Au-
gust, 1885, at three o'clock in the afternoon, at the
corner Of Congress and Temple streets, and will then
and there proceed to determine and adudge whether
the public convenience requires said street way
to be laid out
Given under our hands on this FIRST day of August,
A. ID. 1885,
AUG. Y. STEyFNS,
EDMUND PHINNEY,
AMBROSE GIDDINGS,
JOSEPH BRADFORD. =
ELIAS CHASE,
W. p. FILES,
aug2dtd. -
Argus copy.
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NOTICE TO FIREMEN.---The Casco street bell
will be rung this afternoon for the purpose of
testing and perfecting Sprague's Bell Ringer.
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A BoOKBINDERS Stamping I,rcss. nearly new,
"A and two second hand Cutting Presses. Inquire
Of NOURSE ~ RAND,
Boston, Aug. 6, 1866. 'f'' ~ d4f
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The editor of the Newburyport Herald,
who has advocated the Presidents policy, so
beautifully illustrated the other day in New
Orleans, So cured by his devotion nomination
to the Newburyport postoffice III, nomina-
ton was laid over with other unfinished busi-
ness by the Senate, and the Herald now de-
clares that its opinions are not and have new
er been "subservient to office"
The Saco Democrat says the story that
Jefferson Davis counsel have in their possess
sion letter from Andrew johnson Offering to
join the rebellion if he could have seat in the
rebel cabinet, is known to be a falsehood. II
so, Mr.. Johnsons friends ought to furnish the
proof at once We regard the story as improb-
able. but II ftom impossible
The "Clymer-Soidier" convention in Har-
risburp the other day was melancholy 1oil-
ure. Prep lrations had been made for eight or
ten thousand strangers, but not more than six
or seven hundred appeared, and it was found
impossible to get up any enthusiasm for the
"patriotc Clymer." The soldiers of PennsyI-
vania could hardly be wheedled into rallying
to the support of this Dutch copperhead who
opposed the war from tie start, and whose eu-
tire influence has ever been used against their
interests. a -
The Boston Advertiser states that private
telegrams received in that city from New Orle-
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CITY OF PORTLAND.

M HEREAS the City Council Oh the 31st day of
w y,le66 passed an order directing the Commit
tee on laying out aud widening streets to consider the
Commercial Street,
Notice is hereby given to Ill nrtics interested that
the Joint Standing Committee OF the City Council OIL
laying out new streets. will meet to hear the PARTIES
and view tie proposed way OH the 9Th day of August
1eGG at nur O'clock in the aitcrnoo at the corner Of
Fore and Cotton Streets and will then and there pro-
ceed TO determine and adiudgc whether the Public
convenience requires sd street way to be laid out
Given under our hands on this 1st day of August
A. D., 1866.
AUG. L. STEVNS,
EDMUND PINNEY,
AMBROSE GfDDINGS.
JOSEPH BRADFORD,
.r... ELIAS CHASE,
.-I.- W. p. FILES,
Committee on laying out New Streets.
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PERsoNAL.---We were favored yesterday with
a call from Gen. j. d. Mcbride, of Mansfield,
Ohio, the youngest general officer in the United
States service, who is on his way to the White
Mountains. When he received his commission
as General he was but % years of age.
STAMP DUTIES. Messrs. Bailey & Noyes
have published neat card, giving the stamp
duties as revised to Aug. LIST, 1866. One of them
should be posted in every counting room. They
can be had at their bookstore, No. 1874 Fore
Street. a1
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CITY OF PORTLAND.

WHEREAS the City Council on the 31st day of
w July. leCG, passed an order directing the Com
mittee on Laying out and Widening Streets to con-
slider the expedioncy Of extending Centre Street 10
Commercial Street. ,g,s
Notice is hereby given 10 al parties interested that
laying out streets, will meet 10 hear the PARTIES
and vicw the proposed way on tho eighth day OF An
gust lsG6 1T four O'clock in the afternoon, atihe
ncr OF Fore and Cenlrc Street, ami VIII then anil
there proceed 10 determine and aoiudge whether the
public convenience requires said Stree. or WAY TO be
laid out. .gs III FfsT -
Given under our hands on this LIST day Of August,
A. D., 1906. 81. zoos ~ -
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SKILLINGS' s. FLINTS'

TINE attention of those in want of houses or stores
Il for immediate use or to place upon vacant land,
is called to the different sizes and patterns of the
above named buildings, which have the advantages
OF being erected in few hours and of being suitable
for permanent or temporary occupancy, and in the
latter case are saleable for shipments OF at a very
elsewhere.
The above houses are for sale at manufacturers
prices, by the undersigned at the office of N. F.
Deering, Esq, 10 Free Street-where plans can be
seen. Edgar Tucker.
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SERIOUS AccIDENT.---Last night about II
o'clock, man by the name of Robert Doug
lass, who resides on Franklin street, having
thrown himself across the railroad track on
Commercial street, while in a state of intox-
ication, was run over by freight train,
which crushed one of his legs in most
frightful manner. Drs. Robinson, Weeks and
Small were called, and as our paper went to
press this morning, were about to amputate
the limb above the knee. Faint hopes only,
are entertained of his recovery. This is the
same man whose rescue from off the track on
Sunday night last, was noted in our issue of
the following morning. .N
Since writing the above we learn that the
wounded man suffered amputation, in which
operation the surgeons above named were as
sisted by Dr. Thayer.
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CITY OF PORTLAND,

In BOARD OF MAYOR AND ALDERMEN
July ST. 1866.
ON the petition of Newell A. Foster for license to
" erect and use stationery steam engine in his
IriDling office on Commercial, S4reet:
OTdcred-That Thursday, the 10th day of August
next, ut four O'Clock i'll the a(ieruoon nj the Alder
mems Rooms, in Mechalics' Hall, be assigned as the
time aud place for the consideration Of said petition;
and that said applicant give notice thereof BY rub
fishing tuis order in the Portland Daily Press four
timas the first publication 10 he least fourteen ays
before hand tlal Ill persons intcrcstcly all car aud
be heard thereon.
Attest: >. ~; Nh ~. - II, Cny Ciers;
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B0atisties, Pensions, Prize Money
And all other Government claims prosecuted by
-E27ZeTV de- D9sax2l192ao22 ~

AT No. = Clnpp's Block, opposite City Hail.
treasury certificates cashed, and pensions collected
GEO. EMERY. ID. H. DIiUMMoND,
raj copartnersip. and will also attend prompeIy TO
a m business entrusted to them as Attorncys or Coun-
sehors de Law. -ses aug1-dtf