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state Items.

The Bath Times says: "James L. Hunt
late Col 32nd MeVols., has passed the neces-
sary examinations aud been confirmed as Cap
tain in the regular army. He left Friday to
report for duty at Fort Columbus, in New
York Harbor.
Father Stetson, says the Brunswick Tee-
graph, continues very low, not recognizing his
friends though able to speak. 1t is thought
that he cannot continue many hours longer.
He is suffering from no disease, but is dying
of old age, being nearly 81 years old.
Henry L Houghton of Bath was severely
injured on the third inst, by falling into the
hold of the ship which was discharging at the
wharfa cargo of salt. He was in the act of
descending into the hold, when the ladder.
which unobservedly had become spread"
parted under him. In attempting to save him
SELF one arm was thrown forward, striking the
hatch combings, and dislocating the shoulder
backwards; he then went down striking so as
to throw the other shoulder forward and out
of joint.
The Bangor Wing says, the Fourth passed
off quietly. The city was remarkable free from
drunkenness, and no serious accidents occur
red. ..a..,
The water in the Penobscot is low, and
the river steamers have been compelled to hang
up for the present. .. ...s... .--t b.
1t is announced from proper authority
that there will be a Popham celebration Thurs
day the SO of August at the mouth of the Ken
nebec river the site of the original Fort st.
George. oil ... ..esgss.s 1a go
The Lewiston Journal Verrill who has Just
been convicted as an accomplice with Harris
in the West Auburn murder, is more calm and
composed than on Wednesday, and still reaf-
firms his innocence of the awful crime of
which he has been found guilty. Harris on
Wednesday was again confronted under cir
cumstances of especial solemnity, and after be-
ing informed that to charge the crime of muir
der upon Verrill unless he was really concern
CD IN 1t, was crime worse, ii possible, than
the original murder, and that II he had accused
Verrlll falsely, he had better now confess the
whole truth, reiterated that every word of his
confession is true and that he has no word to
change.
Wednesday afternoon Mr.. Record. senior
counsel for Verill announced his intention ot
submitting motion in arrest of Judgment
He.wished toinvestigate certain matters which
would form the basis of the motion, and no OBJ
lection being made by Mr.. Frye, the Court ad-
journed till to-day in order that the prisoners
counsel might complete their investigations.
The Fourth of July game played at Nor
ridgewosk between the Sheridan and Silver
Lake base ball clubs resulted in favor of the
former, by 40 to rs,
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ouiNcv.-John Crockett, l. Taylor, 8 Il Bragdon,
j II Jones, Albert Patterson, Richard W Snardon,
John G Merry, all wood.
SMITH-wilson, W; Mrs Hudson, W; - Newman,
2 houses, W; - Kicker, block nouses W; George II
Holden, houses, W; S Cammett, W.; j B FicFett,
W; l. DeCreny, W; j W SWEET, 2 stores and DIV;
W Phillips, W; W Early, W; w Haggett, W; John
Spencer, W; John Means, W.
UNIoN.-E Chase, brick stores; st John Smith,
do do; same. do do; Tyler, Lamb y Go: double
store; Grants Spice works, br; Smardon az Scam
mon, brick bakery; Browns hotel, cor Union and
Middle street, to cover 10 stores Just begun) Seven
wooden buildings OH Union occupied as mechanics
shops.
VNE.-J Castel, w; VIM Shea; Chas F Cory, 1
brick and 2 W; - Rogers W; H Hartford, W.
WAsHINGToN.-EP Mason, store. and house, W;
Capt Rrckeh, b, lex house, Geo Waterhouse, stores
and house, W; F Bennett store and dwelling, W. Mrs
Flaherey, store and dwelling, W; - Feeny, do do,
W; S Lyford, shop, store and house, W; Mrs York,
dwelling, W; Mccarthy, store and dwelling, W.
WILMoT.-Capt VIM Willard, W; Walcott Bros,
block houses; = $ Stevens, W; VIM Gill, W; :
J Thompson, W; D Tucker, W; Chas Barbour
block no, W; L Taylor; E P Chase, brick, tene.
ments; = Colley, W; G It Levitt, W.
YoRK..-Sugar house and sorehouses; Littlefelt
& Wilson's planning mill, brick; Hanson's Foundry
several smaller structures near by.
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EXPECTED VIsIToRs-A letter to Collector
Washburns from the Mayor of Ogdensburg,
N. T., states that we may expect an influx of
visitors from that quarter about the middle of
nextimonth, to take observation of the natu-
raj seaport, with whom they expect to be con-
nected by the new railroad. Among the visit
ers will be the Ogdensburg Board of Trade,
Lieut. Governor Woodford of New York, and
other men of character and standing in that
State We presume the Board of Trade will
give them a cheering welcome.
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SOME FOLKS CAN'T SLEEP NIGnTs.-we are
now prepared to supply Hospitals, Physicians, the
trade and lhe great public generally with the stand
ard and invaluable remedy, DoDD's NERxINE, which
OF all FORMS OF Nervousness 1t srapidy supereedng
every preparation of opun-the wellknown result Oh
which is to produce costiveness and other serious
difficulties tallays irritation resessness and spasms,
and induces regular action of the bowel and seere-
tive organs
No preparation for Nervous Diseases ever sold so
readily, or met with such universal approval. For
Seepessness, Loss of Energy, Peculiar Female
Weaknesses and Irregularities, and all the fearful
mental and bodily symptoms that follow in the train
OF nervous diseases, Dodd's Nervne is the best
dy known to science Sold by all druggists. Price 81.
GEO. G. GOODWIN q Co.,
Sugi1sn1yd&w Wholesale Agents. Boston.
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I'm Bankruptcy.

OFFICE OF THE u. s. MARSHA AL AS MESSENGER,
Portland, July 9Th, 1867. I
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on Che 9Th day
of July, A. d., 1867, q warrant In Bsnkruptcy was
land In the County of Cumberland, and State of
Maine, who has been adjudged Bankrupt on his
own Petition; that the Payment of any Debts and
Delivery Of any Property belonging to such Bank
rupt him, for his use, and the Transfer of any
Property by him are forbidden by Law; that meet
ing of the Creditors of the said Bankrupt to proye
their debts, and to choose one more Assignees OF
his Estate, win be held at Court of Bankruptcy to
be holden at Portland, before JAMES ID. FEssENDEN,
Register, on the first WednG siay of August A. D.,
1861 at 10 o'clock A. NJ, CHARLES CLARK.
u. s. Marshal as Messenger, Dist OF Maine,
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Portland and Vicinity.
New Advertisements rs-Dsy.


ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Deering Hall-Black Crook
Grand Fair-Notre Dame Academy.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Furnture-E. NJ. Patten 81 Co.
Steamcr-F. .. Bailey.
NEW ADgEETIsEMENr coLuhE. =-.-
Offices to Let.
Eating Houses. III. Knight.
Detectives-.J. S. hunt d Co.
Removal-Debois & Webb.
Kemcval-GeTrsh & Pearson.
Athenaum, Annual Meeting.
Removal-E. s. Hatch.
Removal-Tucker.
Bowdoin College, Ann al Meetings;
Removal-NIisses Worth " maxwell.
Cloaks--A. @. Leach.
Lumb re. s. S. nj. Smart.
Reyolvers-G. L. Bailey. -.H-
In Bankruptcg--CharlesC CT rk. 4
Unclaimed Let ers-W. Davis
esPrnnosals Gen. Geo. Thorn.
Bay Mare Los e. L. Merrill.
Removal M. Seayey.
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WE would call the attention of our readers
to the strawberry festival which takes place
this evening at Chestnut street Vestry, for the
benefit of the Allen Mission Sunday School.
This praiseworthy object deserves the sympa-
thy and assistance of every one, and we hope
it will be literally patronized, and that our cit
liens generally will give these warm hearted
laborers that encouragement which will inspire
them in their noble work of clothing the needy
and giving the free gospel to the poor.
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Moth and FreckleS.

The only reliable remedy for those brown discollr
atoms on the face called Moth PATCHES and Frecles
isAPERRY'SMoTH AND FRECKLE LOTION. Prepar-
cd only by Dr. b. @. PERRY, Dermatologist, 40 Bond
st n. Y. Sold by all druggists in Portland and
lsewhere. Price 81 per bottle mar19d&w6msn
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Long Sought For
.-~9 Come at Last
Mains Elder Berry Wine. e.

We take pleasure in announcing that the above
named article may be found for sale by all City
Druggists and first class CoaatYg GrOcers.
As a MEDICINE Mains' Wine is invaluable, being
among the BEST ii not the best, remedy for colds and
pulmonary complaints, Manufactured from the pure
Ingredient We can heartily recommend it to the sick
as medicine.
..ro the days of the aged it adieth length,
To the mighty it addeth strength"
Ills balm for the sick, joy for the we'll
Druggists and Grocers buy and sell
MAINS ELDEREERRy WINK
nov q s d&wf
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This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world.
instantaneous No disappointment. No ridiculous
tnts. Natural Black or Brown. Remedies the Ill
effects of Bad Dyes. Invigorates the hair, leaving
it soft and beautiful The genuine is sgnsd va
liam A. Bachelor. All others are limitations,
and should be avoided. Sold by all Druggists and
Perfumers. Factory 81 Barclay street, New York.
bH Beware Of q c0uuleffeit.
November 10. 1866. d1ysn
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Mr.. BRACKET, the champion candy maker,
had bumper on the 4th. The people have
found out he can make candies in hot weather
as well as in cold, and they are rejoicing with
joy unspeakable and full Of love that they can
get molasses candy in summer, for they never
had it here before. Pure homemade, unadul-
terated candies are what the people admire
Bracket is twenty years ahead of common
candy makers. ."''''
Pure molasses candy 80 cents per pound at
retail; all other NUT fruit, creams, chocolates,
+ Sc. Sc, 30 cents per pound. No Casco
street, sAshNFU - W jy8d2t
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DIR. SWEETS
INFALLIBLE IMMINENT,

The Great External Remedy, Cures
Rheumatism, Cuts md w Wounds.
Neuralgia, TOeihnchc,
Stiff Neck and D Oints. Sores,
Bruises, Ulcers,
Headache. Burns and Scalds,
(sOut, GhiIblaims,
IIumbagO, Bites and stinss.
Sprains, -..
Also the most efficient remedy for LAMENESS,
SPRAINS, CALLS, SCRATCHES, &C., in horses.
GEO. C. GOODWIN & Co., Boston, Manufacture
ers and Sole Agents Sold by all Druggists
mch12eod16wsN -a7.
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POLICE ITEMs.-Saturday night was a very
quiet one. Only one person was taken to the
lookup for drunkenness.
About o'clock Sunday afternoon an ARRAY
commenced between couple of Irishmen on
Centre street. There was no policeman about
but some of the more quietly disposed people
of that ilk stepped in and parted the combat
| ants.
There were no arrests made on Sunday, up
to O'clock in the evening.
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BASE BALL.-The Presumpscotts, of Cor
ham, played return match with the Stars, of
Saccarappa, on the Crescents' grounds, Thurs
day, the 4th, the game resulting in favor of the
Stars who scored AZ runs against 81 for tho
Pres umpscots. Some fine playing was dis
played on both sides, Conspicuous among tho
rest was Kollock, short stop OF the Stars, who
handled himself finely, Cutler, Sd base, Man
ners, pitcher, and Crockett, centre field, made
fine scores, while Pennell, catcher. had but
two passed balls against II for Mason, of the
Presumpscots. .--. ,--..- -
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Estate of HeSekj0h Packard.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
Nleen duly appointed Executrix of the Will of
HEzEkiAH PACKARD late OF Portland, in the
County OF Cumberland, deceased, and has taken up
on herself that trust by giving bonds as the law d.
reefs. All persons having demands upon the estate
of said deceased, are required to exhibit the same
on to make payment to VIM. L. Morris. Atty Tor
said estate, at his Office No. 100 Exhange st.
CHARLOTTE j. NJ. PACKARD, Executrix.
Portland, July 2, 1867. jyidlwteod2wsN.
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THE WESTERN TRANSFORMATION. j. B.
Brown has shown us map upon which he has
marked the track of the contemplated railroad
through the Notch, and we confess the line is
more direct than we apprehended. To look
upon the map, no one for q moment can doubt
the great Importance this road will be to this
city, to the people of the Saco river valley, of
New Hampshire, of Vermont and of the West.
The saving OF distance to reach the seaboard
is even greater than anticipated. We shall re-
fer to this subject again. ~ .-...
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EY-A soldier who had lost the use of his limbs
from Rheumatism has been completely cured and en-
abled to abandon his crutches by one bottle of MET
CALFE'S GREAT RHEUMATIC REMEDY. 1t is truly
the wonder of the age. Apl 10sn15w*
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q SUNDAY SERvIcEs.-A meeting was held at
the Friends Meeting House, Oak street yes
terday, and another at o'clock p NJ, at Nor
rill's corner, in the open air, which was attend
ed by David and Hannah Tatem of Ohio. and
Calvin Goddard of Westbrook. It was pleas
ant to notice that all denominations were rep
resented at both meetings. $3.50
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WANTED.-A good active American boy at
Brackets Candy store, No. Q Caseo street; one
who can work and attend to. his work; must
be accompanied by father, mother or friend
who can speak for him. Three dollars per
week will be given for the first two months,
then "a for four months, then 81 per day until
he can command moro pay. He will get one
of the best trades in the world.
-f j. A. BRACKETT,
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MARRIED..

In Yarmouth, July 8, Samuel Pratt, of Richmond,
and Miss Ellen Nj. Collins, OF Freeport.
In Albion, Mich July 8, by Rev. Mr.. Cooper, at
the residence OF Ii. P. Graves. r. Evabs Dent, Esq,
OF Ottawa, H., and Miss Frances M. Burbank, only
daughter of the late e. P. Burbank. OF this city.
In Woolwich. July 4, Capt. Josiah I. Carter and
Margaret M. Day.
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DEoAYED teeth are Indicative of disorder
ed stomach Acidity of the stomach has very
deleterious effect ON the teeth. Goes Dyspep-
STA Cure neutralizes it Immediately. 1t is the
most powerful corrector for the stomach known.
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MISS MARIETTA RAvEL having closed her en-
gagement in this city leaves in the early train
this morning, for her country residence for a
summer vacation. She will commence her
next starring tour in September next. isD
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IELEGRAPHIC EACILITIES.-Ihe 1Dternati0n-
al Company have obtained the consent of the
Postmaster General to have i branch line es-
tablished at the Post Office in this city 1t
will be in the room for the delivery of ladies
letters and the contents of the glass boxes
Our merchants will find it very convenient for
Immediately answering letters that may be re-
ceived by mail. The operators in the Office
are to be ladies.
There are to be lady clerks at the Post Office
to tend the ladies' window.
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SERIOUS ACCDENT.-While workmen were
engaged on Saturday in raising the Odell
house, on the corner of Myrtle and Cumber-
land streets, something caught the chimney
and it tripped and fell on the ell portion of the
house, smashing in the roof, breaking the floor
timbers, and carrying the floor part way to the
ground. 4s att
In the I'd story Of the ell two carpenters
Frederick G. Runnels, residing at Libby's cor
ner, and Horace G. Marston, residing ON North
street-who were at work at the time were
buried in the ruins. The chimney fell on
Marston, covering him completely, and it took
half dozen men to lift it so that he could be
drawn out. The men were taken to Chapman's
drug store, opposite, and attended by DR.
French. No bones were broken, but it is fear
cd they received severe internal injuries, es
pecially Mr.. Marston.
Mr. John M. Dolley, master carpenter
who was experimenting job near by, hear
ing the crash and the cries of the men, hasten.
ed to their assistance. AS he entered the build
ing he was struck on the top of the head by q
falling timber, receiving some severe cuts and
bruises. He was also taken to Chapman's
drug store and attended to by DR.. Lamb. AT
ter having their wounds dressed the men were
all taken home. a&t
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JRpER OF MAINE SrA.C.pr.,u-w

MURDER OF MAINE SEA-CAPTAIN.-We
learn from Mr.. Isaac Fernald, who has just re-
turned to his home in this city from Cardenas,
that Capt. Ranloff, of brig Prairie Rose, be-
longing in Harpswell, was murdered in the
port of Siena Moreno June 10Th, by the cook
of the vessel, a colored man, from New Or
leans. The murderer was arrested and sent to
Sapua
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: THE finder of a small white box containing
the faxen locks little child, will be rewarded
by leaving the same at this office. .lt
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kH-SarumRaiic Sails and Strumatic lin.
erssa Waters hlst received and for sale by
j. w. PERKINS & CO.,
uo2isNeodAweow1y No Sc Commercial St.
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BOWdOin College.

1NHE Annual Meeting OF the Board of Trustees OF
J. Bowdoin College will be he'll at The Library
Room, Ia the Chapel, on IT. ESDAY, the 9th Cay Of
August next, at 0 O'clock A. Nj.
FRANKLIN NJ. DREW, Sec
Brunswick, July 8, 1867.
The Annual Meeting OF the Board of oyerseers OF
Bowdoin College, Will be held at their Room In the
College Chapel, on TUESDAY, the 9th day of Au-
gust next, at o'clock A. M.
A. G. ROBBINS, See.
Brunswick, July ., 1867. julysdtd.
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THE PRESS.
Moada, Morning, July 8, 1867

Ng-Fourh Page to-day-The Fate of Maxi
milan; Attorney General Frye on Harris's
Confession; Varieties. "
Fourth Pags--A Strange Romance.
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Municipal C0sIrt.

JUDGE KINGSBURY PRESIDING.
SATURDAy.-The liquors and vessels seized short
time since by the State Constabes, the premises
of ID. s. Moody, Thomas Casseldon, j. F. Board
man and A. s. Pierce were declared forfeited TO the
city, no claimants appearing.
William T. Murray was charged with single sale
of intoxicating liquor. The testimony in the case
was from person who had purchased ale OF him
two OF three times Lewis Pierce, Esq. appeared for
the respondent Murray adjudged guilty and
was sentenced to pay $2.5O and to be imprisoned in
the County Jail 80 days. His counsel entered an ap-
peal, and Murray discharged on entering recog-
nizance with surees to prosecute the appeal at the
July term of the Supreme Judicial Court.
Martin Morrissey was convicted OF drunkenness
and disturbance His counsel, Mr.. O'Donnell, asked
the Court 10 suspend sentence for ten days. in order
that Morrissey, who had been pretty roughly
handled, might have some chance to reform and be-
have himself as he ought. The Judge granted the
request.
Two lads were fined IS each and COSTS for publicly
exposing themselves by bathing from one OF the
wharves. Their parents paid the fines. lht4A5.
Timothy Hollihand was brought up search
and seizure process made by the State Constables.
He was convicted and sentenced to pay $223O and to
three months imprisonment in the County Jail. His
counsel, Mr.. ODonnell entered appeal, and Hol-
finland having furnished sureties to prosecute the
appeal, was discharged.
John Finnegan brought up on search and
seizure process by the State Constables. MIR. o.
Donnell appeared for the respondent. The quantity
seized about gill; and Finncgan's wife testified
that she purchased that herself, medicine for hel
children, who were sick with lie measles. She also
testified that they had given up selling liquor, and
had not sold any for time. There was nothing
to rebut this evidence and Finnegan was discharged
RUFUS Allen, Joseph E. Russell, Charles L. Saw
yer and Edwin +. Horn charged with receiving
goods stolen from Messrs. Davis, Meserva, Haskell
& Co. Through their counsel, Messrs. Shepley &
Strout and Irwin F. Parker, they waived an exami
nation, and ordered to recognize i'll the sum Of
$500 each with surees for their appearance at the
July term of the Supreme Judicial Court. Horl
furnished the requisite sureties and discharged
the others were committed to jail
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WE are requested to say that steamer Mil
ton Martin will touch at Tenants harbor on
her way to Bangor tomorrow. s-le.,l.s
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PICNIC. friends at Cumberland Mills
TO the number of about $50, gathered in a most
charming grove near the Mills on the 4th, and
had right down good time every way, the
showers to the contrary Notwithstanding.
They marched to the spot preceded by band
of music under the leadership of Mr.. Noyes-a
band just organized and an honor to its origi-
nators-when after listening to short address
which the speaker regarded as a necessary evil
to be overcome as speedily as possible, the par
yengaged in various sports, and partook of
viands which the Mills people know so well
how to prepare, and which can't be beat out
side of Ammon Congin.
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THE Strawberry Exhibition of the Horticul-
tural Society, to take place at Mechanics Lii
brary Room this evening, deserves the special
attention of raisers of this best of all fruits
The premiums are liberal, as may be seen by
the advertisement in another column, and all
persons are permitted to compete for them,
without entrance fee or other charge.
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FOREIGN EXPORTs.-The total value of for
eign exports from this port last week amount
ed to $49,676.66. Included in the shipments
were 3,474 shocks and heads, 200 bdls. tierce
shocks, 1891 hoops, 8 empty casks, 2513 bbls.
flour. 258 bbls. meal, 20 bbls. oat meal, 4 bbls.
peas, $50 bushs. wheat, 10 tons shorts, bbls.
pork, bbls beef and moving machine
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Duichcr's Lightning Fly Killer will GER
tanly extermnate these pests, if its is persever-
ed in. Beware of bogus Fly Paper, which some deal
ers keep because they can get it for nearly nothing
Don't be swindled. Ask for DUTCHER'S, which is
sold by all live Druggists. je17d&w1m sn
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WE would call attention to the advertise
ment in another column of mare lost
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EVANS & BAYLnY, Nos. & Free street
Block, are now prepared to supply our citizens
and the inhabitants OF the "rural districts"
with furniture of all kinds, crockery, glass
ware and house-furnishing goods of every de-
scription. This enterprising firm keep con-
slant supply of the above goods. Merchants
from the country will find at this establish
ment fine assortment Of excellent articles,
which they can purchase en- very reasonable
terms, and those who wish their houses to be
furnished in splendid style OF ON a more eco
nomical plan can here be accommodated.