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Boarding stable.

IL mercia and High streets, 1 am prepared to
Board Horses, taking the best of care OF them Being
well known to the horsemen of Portland and vici-
nifty good person to fit and train horses for rot-
ting, would refer to them as to my character and
ability to keep first-class Boarding Stable
GEORGE BATES
Argus copy Aug. "a. eodfw*
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MILL be received at this Office ti TIL RSDAY,
w September fifth, at twelve O'Clock noon. 1851,
for furnishing the stone required in the construction
Of the basement story OF the U. s. Custom House In
this city, delivered on the wharf or at the Depot, at
the option of the Superintendent
Specifications can be had at this office. The deliv
cry OF the stone must commence within ten days af
Ter signing the contract, and completed before
the first day of November. The Department
the right to rtject any or all bids Il thought Tor It's
interest flTf HENRY KINGSBURY,l = 81 I
Superintendent.
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NEW YORK, Aug. 27-6P.M.
Money unchanged. Gold steady and closed at 141s
(9 1419. Foreign Exchange dull at 1892 a 109H.-a
Government securities closed steadicr and in some
cases at higher rates. Stocks closed quiet steady
The business at the ub-1reasury to-day was fol-
lows: Receipts $5,366,2S5; payments So, 995, 542;
balance, $13O, 1857 1893. ..I.,.'. is1s
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Powder Mill Explosion and Loss Of Life.

/ ~ IL BEENINGToN, VT, Aug. ".
AT IL o'clock this forenoon one of the mills
belonging to the Bennington Powder Com
pany exploded, instantly killing three men,
named Abraham Moon, Edward Cunningham
and VIM. Downs. The latter was blown into
fragments. The damage was not heavy. The
cause of the explosion is not known.
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Especial Dispatch to the Press by the Internationa
Linel
Democratic Nominations.

nr ALFRED, May u.
The Democratic Convention for York Coun-
ty assembled in this town to-day. Col. Ira P.
Drew was chosen topreside. The nominations
made were as follows:-For Senator'S A. D.
Morrow, j. M Burbank Nahum Neal; Clerk
of Courts, III. Fairfield; County Attorney, Ca
leb r. Aver; Register of Deeds, Samuel Trip;
County Commissioner, H. Parker; County
Treasurer, B. Lovett. qI .r,,n
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ON Friday, Sept 6, at o'clock NJ en- the-ffefh--
~ lses, we shall sell at public auction n house
Stetson Court, lea ling out of Park ST. IL is two
story wooden house with an IL, thoroughly and sub
good hard and soft water. In good neghboThood,
and desirable for residence. The lot Is ABOUT 80 by
"a feet. For particulars enquire of lt ~
Is - HENRY p. DEANE, Assignee, or
au24dtd j. s. BAILEY. AuCtiOneer.
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BELFAST, Aug II.
Four miles below this city the annual camp
meeting of the East Maine Methodist Confer
ence is assembled with large attendance.
The Belfast & Moosehead Lake Railroad
survey has progressed about fifteen miles
without encountering any serious obstacle.
Messrs. Little, Browne & Co., of Boston
have Just published in pamphlet Of sixty -one
Portland upon this railroad, which was deliv-
cred here July 4th. Itgives a vast amount Of
statistical Information concerning the railroads
of the world
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HOus IS and a j OF 81 ~, -,

4 ~ WEDNESDAY, Aug. ssh ~ 3 o',aock p NJ
" on me PREMISE, We shall ofor Tor salea 81 4
one ana nay story wOolan ho;lro on tl,n -, o. =.
Montreal ami WilisSueeis. This house ia ", !, az "
ished, contains six rooms, fine closet excell M g.,
er, a stable and wood shed, al rev ie1t ami q,
prime order. The lot is about 45 by 81 feet and as
o fine gard II. Possession given In two weeis
Theh the one AMI a hall story house next b. the
above, I'll Willis Street. This hOuss IS also OF w1al
and finished throughout, with fine Closets fine ater
ana good wood shed, all new in good neighboilOed
and beauty Is .ss.I = =. .'..''
s, anu then we shall sell house lot The eas;ery
gar,en ~ Me0ourne Street, and nearly Opl ole the
by IN g OF Chares Smith, Esq. This lot Is about 40
'' anu one Of the finest lot, Oh the street. o.
Auous, ., j. 5. BAILEY, Anctr.
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House and Lot. q, Anct;oGn On

he nrcn,isS, DWasast 18Th, ut 8 o,elockeP ". on
Wits a s ,disid L T. two story wooS o Sc
Has fine closets GINS thrnih putt nd nnishtd.
hard and soft and in abundance. Good c wa.er
House conveniently arranged, paror st;ncelneem
stable, with alot i2s by b2} 70 l. IL ia saliai
Gated and in anexceent neiglboufhcod icsssS 10
given immediately. IsN7rl q V'se' rioh
az --.. j. s. BAILEY, AuctIoneer. Il.
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..I0a Dr. Sd IG1alf CINC1NNAJI, Aug 81.
Whiskey unchanged. Provisions generally frmer.
Bulk Meats in God demand sales at III 0D 12lc for
shoulders, 15S 155c for clear lib and 1Gc for clear
sides Lard in good demand and scarce .
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State of Maine.

State of Maine. al
CUMBERLAND 81: q. So,
To CHARLES STABLES, Jun, Clerk OF the Thiru
Congregational Society in Portland: ,t...,u..
VOU are he eby directed TO notify the nenpe.s
of the Third Congregational Society sIh rcIt-
land Ia meet in the vestry OF the Centra Cnureh on
Congress street on Monday Evening, september =,
next al IA O'clock to act On the ioiiowing anices
viz ,.-
r. ace ifihe Society will accept the proposition
;b Sentra Church Society, tor union Of the two
Sncie,ies by which, the receipt OF thirteen thou
sand dollars from us, their meeting house and their
parish property, Gee OF oil incumbrauee, shall be-
come he common property Of The new Society 10 be
formed of the two. EI. IiIL f
Sin case 1t should be decided 10 dispose OF the
socetys lot land 70 appoint some person 10 exc
cute and deliver good deed of the same. * :.
40 act on any other business that may leg'ny
clme before the Meeting.
Given under the Hands and Seals Of the Assess rs
and Standing Committee OF said Society ~ Portland,
this twenty third day Of August, AID lII
- WILLIAM q. HOW (SelD
JOHN W. RUSSELL Isl all
...-.r ...- Assessors and Standing Comm te.
Portland August "a, 1867.-Pufsuant t0 the Fore
eoine wa rant 10 me directed, hereby notify and
warn the Members Of the Third Congregational So
ciety in Portland, to meet at the time and place and
far the purposes expressed in said warrant.
80 - CHARLES STAPLES, Jun, ERIK.
Aug "a. dtd
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Hotel for Sale.
Camp Meeting.

THE Annual Camp Meeting at Kennebunkpor
i will commence ON Monday, September 2d, and
close on the following Saturday.
Ample arrangements will be made for boarding
transportation between the camp ground and cars
&C., &C., at reasonable rates.
Fare from Portland with return ticket 500 and
from all stations on the p. s. & p, B. d M, and
Eastern railroads. IN proportion, by any Of the regu
lar or special trains, and commencing on Saturday
morning, August 31st.
Tickets to be had at the stations. -.
A Freight train for the transportation of baggage
&C., will leave Portland at five o'clock, P. NJ. on
Friday and Saturday, August 30th and 3ist. i
JAMES ANDREWS
Is.t..l -r... SILAS ADAMS, Com.
S. r. LEAVITT. r--
Portland. Aug. 26, 1867 aug2G-d2w
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Situation Wanted
A ComnrtenIL Lady Wnnted.

A Pastry Cook, either in Hotel Restaurant c
ABoarding House, by capable woman.
Address l., this Office au2idtf
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To Let.
CTORE No. 81 Union Wharf Enquire OF
- aug8d4w g5ss gf FLETCHER s. co.
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Fish,

SupefHne. 8 % GU %
st. Louis 81 Southern
Superior Xxx Is O0916 0
Canada aiil .
Superior Xxx none. m
Michigan & Western
Sup'r Xxx :. IA 00SG16 60
California. IA 500 16 90
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,Aabiss ia Aahs, Issa, arslsAsI

sassss sAt eaas, lsaa. assaAsllr
sheriiaanj ,snsan, hoass and land, " e
Larch street 3o0 7i4
slilngt, stephen. house and land.
Bond street 100 ss,7s
Small. De6orah, house and land. 50 -oo 4'o
Cumberland street 1890 e6.96
Smith, Benjamin +, house and land,
Tying street -, u. 1890 SO "a
Prebie street 200 400
House and land, ~ Middle street 4''sO0 ia ne
Sterling, John T. house and land,
Sumner, George, heirs of, house and '''''1
Thomas, John, heirs of, buildings and ess,
land, Washington street 200 1885
Thurston, George u, 1-6 land adjoining j -
=. Z f. Hsnff Turner street 5 sss i, q. .s
Tighe, Martin, house and land Fox
Tobin, Patrick, house and land, Plum 200 59.5s
Todd, james, house and land, 10 Gross, - = q
Trafton, Josiah, land, Douglas street 200 4.SS
Irelethen, Emily T, land, Peaks Island 200 Il SC
ford and Fremont, bal 1000 21.4o
Ward, John, house on leased land. Con-
Ward, Patrick C, IL house and land, ~ '''f
Congr. IS, n 800 % 80
Ward, Patrick and Michael, house and ''' - %
land Congress, bal 21O0 80 %
Warren. Benjamin +, house on leased
land Washington 900 744
Warehouse, David, house and lands
Salem BIZ 701 1916
Watts, Hannah, house and land, 10
Quincy 900 2232
Written, Nathan, heirs o.. hous, and 800 80.
land s. Brackett 1000 1880
Written, Orrln B, 10 land, Peaks Is
Williams, Ezra F. buildings on leased -'1'
land Green street 300 7A
Woodbury., John, heirs Of honse and
land Mayo street 700 1736
Wright. John, land Merrill street 500 IL. 40
York, John H heirs of, house and land, y
west side Washington 7]- 1000 248o
York, John w, buildings on leased - = -
land Commercial 400 992
Marston, Mary E, house. west end Long
Island 200 4c6
And by virtue ofthe authority vested In me as De-
putty Hector said City of Portland hereby
givo notice, that unless said taxes accrued interest
and all necessary intervening charges are raid on
or before WEDNf SD y, 2Sh day of August, inst at
ten o'clock in the forenoon, shall then pr coed to
sell at pubic auction, at the Treasurer Office in
the City Of Portland, to the highest bidder, much
of said Real Estate may be necessary the pay
ment OF said taxes, interest, and all charges
JOHN T. HULL,
Deputy Collector of Taxes for City of Portland
August 26. mtw
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NJ n I-7- ITCINCINNATI, Aug. IT.
Aaron Jones was arrested this morning and
held in bonds for $4,000 not to fight in Hamil-
ton County. Sureties were given and Jones
was immediate released. The fight takes
place on Saturday next, at some locality with
in fifty miles of this city.
The hackers of Jones and McCool have an
nounced that all persons DESTROYS OF witness
ing the fight must positively be in Cincinnati
on Friday evening next. An excursion to the
scene of the fight will be made by special
train, that will leave at very early hour On
Saturday morning. The fight will come off on
that day, s.'s-azg 2AGass SR8se
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MEDICAL .ELECTRICTTY
DR.. w. N. DEmlNG, mu
Medical Electrician {
I74 MIDDLE STREET,

a
TIA MIDDLE STREET,
Nearly OPP the yuitea stutes HoiA
vXrHEKE he would respectfully announce to ad
w citizens OF Portland and vicinity, that he
permanently located in this city. Daring the tire
Of the worst forms OF disease In persons who hav
tried other forms OF treatment In vain, and curin
81 II Sc ssay aeSH sP
We will say that all that do not stay cured, we
doctor the second time without charge. 4 4
DR.. d. has been practical Electrician for twenty
one years, and is also regular graduated physical
Electricity is perfectly adapted to chronic diseases
the head, neck, or extreDites; Consumption whcB
In the acute stages or where the lungs not luly
involved; acute or chronic rheumatism scrofula. hip
Diseases white swellings spinal diseases curvature
palsy or paralysis St vitas' Dance. DEAFNESS siam,
merfng OF hesitancy OF speech, Dyspepsia induces
tion constipation and liver complaint, pcs-we cure
every case that be presented: asthma, broncbi-
tbs, structures Oh the chest and all forms Of female
49, BY ELECTRICITY .v
The Rheumatic, the equity, the lame and the law
leap with JOY, and move with the agility and elastic
ity Of youth the heated brain is cooled; tho rost-
bitten limbs restored, the ancouth deiormitics re-
Strength the blind made 70 see the aea near and
the palsied form TO move upright; the blcnishes Of
youth are oblitcrated; the ACCIDENTS OF mature lie
prevented; the calamites OF old age ohvlaed and
sctive circulation maintained flrf lr ..l..srf ia
LADIES
VINO have cold hanCs ana Iceti weak stonactS l1lh-
and weak backs; and sick hcadarhe; tiizzi-'
ness and swimming in the head, with indigestion aud
constipation of the bowes pain in the side aud backs
1eucorrhna, Tor whites; faliing the womb Within
ternal cancers; tumors, poypus, and all thlt long
train of diseases will lind in Electricity
Of cure. For painful menstruation, too . .oiuse
menstruation, and all OF those long line troubles
with young ladies' Electricity is certain specific,
and WILL in short time, restore the sufferer TO tina
vigor OF leaith a4 N Q4Ul4 hA INNff
~ tTEE.THs ArEErHt rGETHg W
Or. d. still continues to Extract teeth by ELEc.
fRICIFY WITHOUT PAIN. Persons having decayed
teeth OF stumps they wish have removed fo~ reset
ting he would give polite iils itation 10 call. l
Superor ELECTRO MAGNETIC Machines Tor sa '
or family use with thorough instr,b tons.
Dr. D. can accommodate o few patients With board
pnd treatment ut his house.
Office hours from so'cloek A. ~ ito ~ al; rom I
to p. NJ, and to in the evening.
! Generalization frea. 4 I.... =. mo noyitf
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State of Maine.

l1.. State of Maine. a,
TINE undersigned. appointed Commissioners 70
examine the condition of the Insane Hospital,
and the treatment Of the patients therein, by virtue
" sas;o .or Thai purpose, at said Hospital, in Au-
Snssa. on the thirteenth day Of next September, at
len q, he clock A. M, and continue the same from
In ~ 70 Jsv ms long may be deemed necessary TO
co;y,nIee said examination: and all persons having
Information or explanations to give relating to the
auesled to be present and to testify accordingly.
fIlf A. G. JE.WETT,
HaElsH| L-fNI JAMES M. DEERING
JARED FULLER,
August 1867. dtillsept13
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Furniture, CrOckery Ware, Sc, at

Ik j. 3. BAILEY, AuctIo neer.
August 70. dtd. .. Plumb Sfra.t
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Boston stock list

United states 5-2Os, 1862. ...........
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$50 Notice. D-s1. ID -
THE Ohlce of the Sheriff OF Cumberland County
Il is removed back to the New City Building.
G.. w. PARKER, Sheriff.
Portland, Aug 20, 1867. au21dlw
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Wanted.

NOAT, Pant and Vest Makers at A f. YORK'S
AlBrown 81 Hansons Block, Middle st, opposite III
II. Hays aug26l3m
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A Partner Wanted

n as amanuonsis BY a Young lady, Besfot refer
ence given. Enquire at this Office. - =. .
Aug26-dIw '
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Sale OF Timber Lands for Bates
S@ College. ~ HG8

LAND OEFfCE,
Bangor, March :, 1867.
NOTICE is Lereby given, in Pursuance of :" Re-
IN solve to carry into effect chapter two hundred
eightytour Of the Resolves of eighteen hundred sx-
ty-four in favor of Bates College," approved Fcbru
airy p, 1861, that townships numbered (, Range IL
and 10 Range II w Il L. S. situated upon tho Upper
Saint John River, excepting the SOUTHEAST quaftcr
OF the last named township, will be offered Ion sale
by public auction Tor the benefit OF SAID College, at
the Land Office in Bangor, on Wednesday The fltb-
day OF September next, at ~ clock, noon. ftt
One third cash and satisfactory notes payable in
on and two years, secured bymortgage On tLeiIeni-
ises, will be received in payment :. n - 80
ISAAC II. CLARK
marsdtSept IL, Land Ageht.
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GsTnisisAIsMysN;l,s..

Theatre, DeerinG Hall.
Bidysell M locke, managers.
G rent succe Of RidwclI & Locke. nr
matte Company.
THIS WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUG. 2stb,
~ EA ST LYNNE.
LADY ISABEL. MISS DOLLIE BIDwELL,
ARCHIBALD CARLISLE,.....,.R.S, MELDRUM.
August cS-d1t
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III Go1Ds, lated Ware, Watches, Shirts and
BlantefS n, Army BOuses, Pants and Gears,
nv Vai;nns uober Coats, Bed Spreads, Sheets Cutie
"a sSs.ancdiiSc-A and ami Wall Tents, &C., Sc.
waite sale during the day. - anu s0o"s 'i'i-
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Assignees' sale of Valuable Real
..r. e-. DH-f ESTATE ra. .-r.I -. D.

IN Wednesdar, September 4, at 3 o'clock p M,
~ on the premises, shall sell, ut public auc-
ton, one haLG in common and undivided Of larye
ana beautiful lot of and Ongress S. Cet litlS
west of the Carleton Street, known as the TT, Of
having front on Congress street OF ID feet by 2GT
ieet deep The back line, fronting on Doeripg sr rect
uaid out bu not cFened). IL will lie s,ld in whole
or in part to suit purchasers. This Is splendid To-
on the line of the horse IA roal, in an excellent
view, and des able COR Investment For part,eulars
and plan call on Henry p. Deane, Assignee, or I N
{ at..L -. j. S. BAILEY, Auctioneer,
August ~ q al. Plumb street,
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Portland Daily Press Stock List.

CURHECTED BY VIM. Fl. WOOD Y SUN, N
stock and Exchange Brokers, 67 Elk. ST.. Portland
GFor the week ending AUG. 27, 1867.
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M7 lfH Cash Capital of from Two to three thous-
w and dollars, to engage in profitable busns IS
in good location Address A. ID, Portland Post OF,
ice with real name. aug2id1w
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Horses. Carriages, &c, at Auction
LIVERY SATURDAY., at n o'clock A. NJ. on new
II market lot, arketstIect, shall sell Horses,
Carriages Harnesses, &c. aafE4If4 s.lLg
Apl %. +. o. BAILEY. Anctioreer.
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.'H NA"a 10 Let.
rJNHE Spacious Chambers u the corner store Of the
Il new block on the corner of Pearl and Middle
Streets, comprising the 2d, Sd and 4th floors, each
containing about 5000 square feet and suitable for
Wholesale Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats, Caps
and Ears, Clothing, Carpetng, SC.
The fourth floor is spacious Hall, one Of the
largest and most desirable in the city. ftl IVA
The lower floors will be occupied by Woodman
True & Co.
Parties desiring to lease any of these rooms, car
aug6dtf GEO. W. WOODMAN.
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Pound.

CAME into the enclosure OF the subscriber on Tues
Oday last, two horses, which the owner can have
by proving property and paying charges. ~
.l %, FREEMAN BAKER,
Sebago Honse.
North windham, Aug ed, 1857.
Aug23- dtws
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Wanted Immediately
TO LET.
A Desirable Rent,

A Desirable Rent,
CAN be had i'm the western part OF the city, by any
Oparty having 1920 or $500 10 loan ON good Sc
ourty for term of three years to be used in finish
ing the houss. Address with name, for further par
uculars, Box AZ, Post ONCE. 20
'Aus27-dtf ~. fwIH .N b.
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~ @ aosa7
GENERAL VIEW OF TIE CASES IN WHICH
HOfF,o MALT EXTRACT BEVERAGE OF
HEALTH Is applicable:- th
l. IN cASESO OF WEAKNESS OF DIGESTION
Proofs of its efficacy
U-.l MRS. Amanda Fordof, ONO. 1i9 woos-
/ .ar+ ter street, writes :--'sBy advice OF my
u physician, DIR. Chauveau, have taken
l- Hors Malt Extract and San now par
take of any kind OF food tt0
q For DYSPEPSIA IN GENERAL.
M. William Moller, OF, No. West
Twentieth St., writcs:-I recommend
HOFF'5 checrfully HofFs Malt Extract to dys-
peptcs; have never found such q
splend beverage"
J: FOR FOUL STATE OF STOMACH.
Mrs. Dafferner, of No. 2G6 Rivington
MALI street, writes:-'My husband has been
-I entirely cured of his disorder OF the
- stomach" .N .....
4. FOR EXHAUSTED PERSONS.
My physician was in favor of It, and
EXTRACT did not think it could disagree with his
medicines 7. A. BEERS.
CITY DASDURy.
o, FOR BODILY WEAKNESS. f nd tt.,..,......
L am. / lear confirmed invalid
. have used ale and porter, &C., and no
medicine seems TO benefit me; but
... Hof's Malt Extract is just the the thing
need Hartford, Conn. Mrs. 4. c.
6, IN CATAkkHS, ESPEClALLA OBSTINATE,
Mr.. Welsh Edwards OF the New York
f Theatre, writes to Mir. Hoff:--Aly wife
mas been entirely cured OF her sore
throat by the use," etc.. b ~
sou nc druggists q Gr0eers. Persons wishing a.
gencies nj ght apply with reference TO HOffs MAT
Ex.ract Depot,542 Broadway, N. Y. Iu.l. CO.
| Maine. augsidlw sN
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Rockl'd, cask 1 20 q 1
Naval Storas

Tar " brl. % 90 a 5 SO
Pitch &c. Tarl3 25 @
VII. Pitch e. % 80 q 6 GO
ROsin % 90 a ~ 90
Turpentine gal CT "a 70
Oakum.
American. =. 10 a 12l
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-19
Secretary Of State.
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MmFiimo i0ii,is,.e,a1

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publitaaiihen Yartef fir has, Mnt eineS Councils
Ianlies BON Der s. gearb IIiS psrvllidtet , iene,
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