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PROPOSALS.
For Renewing N Sunkcn Rock, in saco
l...lOlt River, Nc.

For Removing Sunkcn Rock, i'm SacO
f.ts i...nHlt River, Nc.
DROPOSALS will be received at the office until 2
o'clock p. NJ, Friday, the 18th instant Tor re-
moving A. SUNkEN kOCk in mid-channel Of Saco
River at Little Islands, The rock has an irregular
shape-being about II feet long, bv wide, and feet
in height The depth OF water in the channel at this
place, Is from eight TO nine ieet at mean low water
The Rock must be ENTIRELY removed from the
channel, and Its fragments be deposited on the 81.
OF the Breakwater at the mouth OF the River. The
work must be commenced Immediately y after the ap-
pfoVal OF the contract, ana be completed not later
than four weeks from that period. In making propo-
saiS bidders Will state the price for which they will
perform he job
Each proposal must be accompanied by a written
guarantee signed by two responsible persons, in the
required form, that the bidder will, when called on
IL his proposal be accepted, enter into contract and
oond, with good and sufficient security 1.-THE suretIes
ana their places OF residence to be named the pro-
pIOp0sal) Tor the true and faithful performance of
his contract. The contract will be awarded to the
lowest responsible bidder and be subject to the an
proval OF the Secretary OF War.
Ihe undersigned, however, reserves the right to
excue the bids OF any persons who, there is reason
to believe will not faithfully and promptly perform
the contract also, any informal bids, as wen as
those that are above reasonable price for the work.
and no member of Congress, officer or agent of o
government, nor any person employed in the pub ic
service shall be admitted to any share in the con-
tract, or any benefit which may arise therefrom.
ton of the work.
Persons desrous to make proposals, will please
call on the undersigned at his Office. in Morton
BLOCK on Congress Street, for forms of same and ior
mitting them, will endorse thereon .s Proposals tor
Removing Roik in Saco River Me-" ..i
Bvt. Brig General U. S. A.
U. s. Engineer Office,
Portland, Me-, May Z, 1867.
may eodtd. .- -.-
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Pledged stock ot Auction.

IN MONDAY, May 9th, at 3 o'clock p. NJ,
~ shall sell at office, lG9 Fore street. 20 Shares
Sale positive
May IS. Il. o. BAILEY Auctioneer
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New YORK, May Is.
The second of the Hoboken meetings to-day
attracted large attendance. The weather
was fine although the track continued heavy.
The hurdle race was again won by Col. Nc
Daniels black mare, Black bird, beating Cita-
del and Lady Alice. Time: A a A three
quarter mile dash was won by e. b. Reeds
grey colt, Urbana, beating McDaniels Greek
Slave Filly and E. Indekers slasher colt. Time:
LA. The Lanford sweepstakes, mile and half
dash, was won in a canter by Delaware beat
ing Julius. Time: 2.47 81 IL. al 4...., .....
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D l SAN FRANCISCO, May 49,
1t is rumOred that the Western Pacific Rail-
road Company has sold its franchise privilege
to the Central Pacific Railroad Company They
will be in operation from Sacramento to Stock
ton in ninety days. .@Ni. 'i
The decision of the Supreme Court against
the DeHara land claim causes rejoicing among
the settlers A salute Of twenty guns was fired
and bonfres were lighted
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Riot Mt NIeInDIais.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, May IA.
A serious riot occurred at Brownsville. Tenn
yesterday, at the Radical Convention. Three
Negro es and two whites were shot, but not ia
tally Reports as to the origin of the fight are
conflicting. THE radicals charge that it was
the result of an organized plot to break up the
convention; others assert that it was caused by
incendiary speeches of negro, who said, "ev-
cry man that has owned slaves ought to have
his heart cut outn .. .safs',s
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Notice.

NOTICE is hereby gwen that the firm OF CHASE,
IN CRAM & STUkDIVANT, Constituting linz
tied partnership under the laws OF this State,) of
Portland, in the County of Cumberland, State of
Maine, did, on the twenty seventh day of ApIi, A.
ID. eighteen hundred and sixty seven, make to the
subscriber assignment of all their property, real
and personal exempted by law from attaehne mt,
for the benefit of such of their creditors may
notice. as provided in the statut o. this State, be-
come PARTIES to said assignment in proportion the
amount of their respective claims; and three months
are allow ed all creditors to become parties to said
assignment which may be found at the office Of the
sub criber, No. Capp's Block, Con sress astreet,
Portland. HENRY T. DEANE, Assignee.
Por land, May Z, 1861. May g. isdiw
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Foreign News per steamer.

" NV , 4sfSS New York, May H.
Steamer Java brings European advices via
Queenstown, to the 5th inst. Our files are
chiefly occupied with the fLuxemburg and re-
form questions, both of which have become OBJ
solete. --- '''-'---i 'i,.,ll ~ ~ -iAE
1t was reported that great agitation prevail
ed throughout Catalonia, Spain
Hostile manifestations were made against the
captain General in barcelona, at the bull fight.
Troops had been hastily dispatched into the
province of Tanagona and the mountains of
Figneras, whore armed bands were stated to be
in the field. The watchwords of the insur-
gents are said to be "Prim and the Republic
forever" "Down with the Queen,"" with
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r n e M ARK ~ 8.
New York H1arkc,.

New York Market.
1@ NEW YORK, May 10.
Cotton-more active and q 1c higher; sales 4,500
bales; Middling uplands at 2Ss q 29c. q IN
.Flour--dull; sales 5000 bbs.; State at IL 81 q
1850; round hoop Ohio at 13 70 a i6 90; Western
91725. - : .,,.--I1 -
wheat-dull and nominal and 2 q Sc lower. -
Corn3 @9 &c higher; sales 1856 900 BUSH; Old Mixed
Western at % q "a; new do l 10 q 18J; White
Western Is; Southern 22; new Yellow do "a I;
new Western ~ @o l2l 81 g.zsn ftic1l ,l--
OATS @ &c lower; sales 43, 900 bush; State SOC ;
Western 80 az SIC. a.ltta 81 ...t.I Il go
Paosisl0nss quiet and unchanged. .--' zaiassit,l +
Whskey-quiet. f-sF.a7-,s4i5..le,.. EEts /
Groceries--qniet and unchanged. .4IeiB "a +
Petroleum-quet. 3s,.7 stsH 1at I.Il5
Tallow-slealy at II a 11ac. .as
Wool-fv0rs buyers; sales 1S0, 900 lbs at 50 a 65c
for domestic feece 40 "a 50c for pulled; 20 @ 35c TOR
California; 2G 9 SIC for Texas.
Freights to Lverpoo-firm.
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TEETH! TEETH TEETH


NJ NOT1CE Is hereby given that SEWALL G.
~ CdASE,of Portland, in the County of eumber-
land and State of Maine, did on the wenty-sixth day
ofApril A. D.. thousand eight hundred and sixty
seven, make to the subscriber assignment OF all
bis property real and PERSONAL not exempted by law
from attachment, for the benefit OF such Of his cred
itors may alter notice as provided in the Statutes
Of this State, become parties TO said assignment, in
proportion to the amount of their respective claims;
and three months allowed to all creditors 10 be-
come parties to said assignment, which may be found
at the office OF the subscriber No. Capp's Block,
Congress st, Portland. y...s
VI = HENRY P. DEANE, Assignee.
Portland, May 7, 1861 t maysd4wis
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Election = The State Demo-
cratic.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, May IA.
Returns to-day indicate the certain election
of Adams over Rice in Randall's district by a
majority of about 800. Young's majority in
the 9th district is about 1000. ~ 80
Inc Democratic majority in the entire State
over owe both other parties combined, is about AZ, :,
ooo, distribnted as follows: First district 5000;
second district 59l; third district 1000; fourth
trat o4i4 oStn sixth district seventh dis
200 ~ @
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fBy Telegraph TO Branch Office W. .. Tel. Col
,l Havana Market. ....

HAVANA, May H..
Sugars more fair demand throughout the week on
basis of reals for No. 12. Moasses-holders firm
at 81 reals for clayed. Freights at outports 90
q 80 for sugar; 4 30 a 90 for molassos. Lumber
heavy stock with small demand at "a 90 a. 26 90.
Box ShOoks-heavy importations brought decline
in prices; sales have been made at 81 reals Hogs
head Shocks in demand at S24 @ 2l; sugar sci "a
g. Molasses Hoops dull at $50 for long shaved,
and $40 q $40 for short. Exchange active at 29I a
20 per cent. discoant. .l9lt
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CEvERAL years since, while on voyage to LON
- don, Capt. VIM. Travor procured for my own pri-
yate use the recipes of the late Dr. Joseph Wright
lwho died in that city in June 1865 at the adv anced
age of 81 years) for curing Scrofua, Dyspepa, and
diseases OF the blood also the terrible tfecso oi self
abuse SO prevalent among the male sex. He was
not known to have superior, having lost but very
few cases, and those of hopeless nature Ills rem
edies are warranted to cure in all curabe e2 2ses.-
Since his death have secured the right N sell them
i'm the limits OF the United States. These recipes
win send to any address for fifty cents me insred-
ents can be procured at the drnggists' u0 @ no. iur
mavad:iws Lynn, Mass.
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Public Meeting in Observation-Disclosures
by Horace Greeley, lscrrit smith, and


aa RICHMOND, May H..
The African church was densely packed to-
night by an audience about equally divided be-
tween whites and blacks, and an assemblage
equally as large was gathered outside. Judge
Underwood was on the stand. Mr.. Greeley
explained the obstacles that had impeded re-
construction, beginning with the assassination
OF Abraham Lincoln and coming down to
Johnson's policy. The obstacle now was the
unwillingness of the Southern people to give
the negro any rights. They We're not obliged
to do this. If this was overcome there would
be peace at the South. The South had the op-
portunity given it by Congress to give these
rights itself, but refused to do it. Upon the
subject of confscation he was emphatic in
urging the negroes not to look forward to ac-
quiring lands that way. He wished to see
them own farms, but they must work for them
and not expect to get them in any other way
Gerrit Smith followed in short address.
Judge Underwood, who was cheered and hissed
as he came forward, made short address.
After hearing two other speakers the meeting
adjourned la- .sifii l.i -iso5 t-41 -.aT i ef
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LADIES'! LADIES! LADIES!
.-lH. alt... 0 BY CALLING AT DlntE
No. 20 Market Square,.
You will find an assortment of Curling Irons, Crimp-
ing Irons and Pipeing Irons, Fluting Scissors, Table
Mats, Walters, Gas Blazers, Iron Holders, Egg
GlNsses, and many other articles TOO numerous to
mention. r -s-F.... .-.-....s9 .-Lf
c. G. TOLMAN, agent.
J April 81 dim lis
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LIVERY SATURDAY at IL o'clock A. NJ. on new
II market lot, Market street, L shall sell Horses
Carriages, Harnesses, &c. Al
Apl 29. +. o. BAILEY. Auctoneer
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Sale Of Timber Lands for Rates.
.. ..i College.

f..I .. LAND OEFICF, I
u.-.r Bangor, March :, 1867.
NOTICE Is hereby given, in pursuance of 81 Re
IN solve to carry into effect chapter two hundred
eghtyfour ofthe Resolves of eighteen hundred SIX
ty-four in favor of Bates College," approved Febru-
airy 2s, 1857, that townships numbered s, Range II
and 10 Range II w Il l. s. situated upon ihe UIper
Saint John River, excepting the Southeast quarter
OF the last named township, will be offered lor sale
the Land Office in Bangor, ON Wednesday the 1lth
day OF September next, at ~ O'Clock, noon.
One third cash and satisfactory notes payable in
one and two years. secured by mortgage the prem
ises, viii be received IN payment. III
ISAAC X. CLARK,
marsdtSept IL, Land Agent.
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Michigan CONSTITUTIONAL Convention.
DETROIT, May 15.
The State Constitutional Convention assem-
bled at Lansing to-day. Hon. Chas M. Cross
well was elected President. A committee of
one from each judicial district was appointed
on the mode of procedure. The convention
is composed of rs Republicans and "A Demo-
Gratis, and comprises many of the ablest men
in the State.
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ENTERTAINMENTS
Smiths Great Combination |!
THREE In ONE.


will exhibit on the Circus ground Deering PASTURE
on FRIDAY, 18th. and Saturday. Sth Of May.
Tickets so Cents. Children under ten years of
age 35 Gents. i' ~.
EVERY THING NEW, SPARKLING AND
-.lpi 9i 'a BRILLIANT! .t -.=s
New Canvas Pavilion, New Improved Sea.s with
eapacity for sealing nearly 1900 persons, New Band
Chariot, New Wagons, New Harnesses, New Scene
cry, Wardrobes, Properties, Costumes, Trappings,
&c, &c. And the great
american Brass Band.
Great Travelling Gymnasium
THE RONCONI BROTHERS
All combined in one immense Show tor the Travel
brilliant, consisting of the following Novel; Elegant
and Pleasing Performances: Olympian Games
Double TIapeze, Aerial Flights, Batteaux Leans
Magic Ladders, La Perche Equipose, La Eschele
Perleuse, Indian Club Exerc ses
Master Of the Circle, A. Lockwood, Comic
Clowns, Butler and Liberty.
Popular Ballad and Favolite operate Songs Miss
Amelia Wells. l
Most Beautiful, New and Attractive Dances Miss
Sallie Louise.
Buffers Burlesque Paniomime of the
BLACK 5l CROOK.
Which has created more excitement than any other
piece ever produced on the American age, the
whole forming the greatest variety OF entertainment
given under one Canvas for only one admission
lee. az n, e1 II n Fa
Evening Doors open at halfpast o'clock P. M. Ev-
enng at O'clock. frfll3
E. G: IILLOTSON, Manager,
May II. 1w ,tsT j. CHENEY, Agent.
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road.

BANGOR, May 10.
The city of Bangor voted to-day 957 yeas to
" nays, to take stock in the Bangor and Ifs-
oataquis Railway, to the amount of $500, ,000.-
The Piscataquis towns will probably take
hundred and fifty Thousand more, and Bangor
will loan her credit for $5O0,000,
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Cincinnati M,r,.c,x

CiNciNNAII, May 15.
inspected Is 90. Wheat duh at 5 25 ior No. rely
no Spring offering. Corn active; tales 2i 900 bush
at OF a 1 OF in bulk and 02 sacked. Oats
steady at ~ a 73c. Rye dull s. o. 80. Barley
duh and unchangedWhiskey at 80 in bond. Mess
Pork steady and firm at 22 81. Bulk Meats firm at
3 "a l0c for shoulders and sides. Bacon-sdes l3c
demand light. Butter dull at 26 a &c, Cheese dull
new II q lac. Exchange steady and unchanged.
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AUCTION SALES.
stock, Farming Tools, &c, &c, at
Auction

RlDAY, May 18th, at 10 O'Clock A NJ. Mt the res
idence oi j. X. Andrews, Saecaratpa 1 sbaIl seil
the stock, tools, &c, viz. One horse cow be,
hog andrlgs, carryali, two seate spring war ~
farm wagon, horse roller, lot Of hard wood plank
bushels seed corn, plow, harrow, eultiyator Sc
Also, part Of the household Furniture ii p5t ire
viousiy disposed or f. u. BAILEY, Auet.
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auction Sale of Forfeited
Barrels, dc.

Eirst COLLECTOR OF INTERNAL REvENUE,)
Hs' collection District of Stale of Name !
TIyIE fo,,ou; Portland, May oh. 1861.
barroi' rohiowrng described empty barrels and half
Revenna ia,, oIeited for violation the Internal
nesehue Etws OF the United States public notice of
tne seizure OF the same having been given and no
claim therefor having been made, they will be sold at
on Monday, May 2Oth, 1867, at 10 O'Clock a. M; e'
~ Coal Oil Barrels.
Coal Oil Half Barrels.
13 Whiskey barrels.
y N. 4. Rum barrels.
NATHL j. MILLER Collector.
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mn EN- wanted to engage in a nice, light and conve-
1Nl nient business. Good, smart, energetic men
can make FIVE DOLLARS per day. -
....i...r, HEWITT & BUTLER,
Apl 1C. If 2291-2 Congress Street.
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New Orleans Markets.

NEW ORLEANS, May Is.
Cotton-hgher; sales :, 700 bales; Low Midding at
25 26c receipts $40 bales; exports 006 bales Su-
gar and Molasses nominal and unchanged, Sterling
Exchange l46 q 15o New York sight Exchange q
premium. ~ -
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WHY
u u G TX s On's
UssiversGI Washing Compound
is THE BEST ARTICLE EVER INVENTED
..H-f. FOR WASHING PURPOSES

ONtSCESWe ~ UUShttHV COMPOUND
IS THE BEST ARTICLE EVER INVENTED
flI FOR WASHING PURPOSES.
list. 1t is best, because it dispenses entirely with
washing machines, and the ordinary hard labor upon
the wash-board, and is a great saving of time and
expense. 80 -. d. I
End 1t is best because it will wash in hard or soft
water, and clothes washed by it, will wear at least
one fourth longer than by the old and tear pro-
cess Of rubbing en- the wash board. iai.-
Sd. 1t is best, because Paint, Printers Ink, Coach
Greece, Dirt or Grease OF any kind can be removed
without the slightest ij ry to prints or any color:
also the dirtest or coarsest garments or fabrics can
be cleaned thoroughly in few minutes and will
save from So to $50 year in a family
4th. IL is best, because il contains nothing what
ever, to nure the most de catc iabrics, being free
from any article inj urous to clothes, hands or health
1t has given entire satisfaction wherever used and
We will forfeit 900 ii any person upon fairly test
ing can show that the Compound will do all tha.
we claim, ii properly made and used according di-
rccti0ns given with each Family Right. ~ Avoid
all preparations that contain lime, they injure the
clothing
9th. 1t is BEST because il is not humbug; the
delicate lady accomplish family washing In an
incredibly short space OF time, cleaner and whittier
than can be done by the old with the best OF
soaps. No machinery IS used, and but little fuel.
Give it a trial, and you will never be without it.
REV. ISAAC n. PAINE,
Is the authorized Agent for this section, who will
supply families with FAMILY RIGHTs and full par
tculars for manufacturing at One Dollar.
m ms
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TO LET.
TO TET .

IL AEI -+A
In New Canal National Bank Building, Middle St.,
One Store on the Lower Story;
OFFICES IN THE THIRD STORY,
ONE HALL IN FOUR TIL STORY.
Apply at Canal National Bank, Middle St.
April 10. ltf 2
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Steamer at Public Auction
Household Furniture. At Auct;o,

IN SATURDAY, May 18th, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. at
~ dwelling No. IA Brown Street, Carved Black
Walnut Parlor and Chamber Sets, Brussels thrre
ply and Oil Carpets, Mirrors, Secre airy, Lounges,
Tables, Beds, Bedding, Plate, Crockery, kitchen
ufnllure, &C., &C. mayI6dtd
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New York Coal sale.

A. NEW fORK, May 10.
AT the auction sale of Pittston coal to-day the fol-
s5 broken 81 a5 CRATE, "a 90; egg 81 52; stove,
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PROPOS AIS
H FOR I
Marble. Granite, or Nova Scotia
Free StOne

PROPOSALS will be received until IL o'clock NJ
Il of june 3d. 1s67, at the ONCE OF the Superin-
tendent OF the U. 5. Court mouse and Post Office at
Portland Me-, for furnishing and delivering at the
site OF lhe building on the Government wharf as
the bidder may desire all the marble Nova Scotia
free stone that is requi ed for the erection OF the
building above the sub-base course and required by
the plans and Specifications. Bids will also be re-
ecved Tor the same work in granite not darker than
the best Concord.
No charge ior wharfage will be made, and the No
va Scotia tree stone ii used will be admite ed free OF
duty, t-i T T =
Plans, specifications and samples of the quality of
the work required may be seen at the office of the
Supervising Architect OF the Treasury Depart-
ment and at This office. Each proposal must be ac-
companed by sample OF the stock proposed of nine
inches cube, properly marKed with the name of tha
bidder and must be submitted before the opening OF
the bids. '-e y
Specifications and blank terms for proposals on
which the bids must be made, can be obtained from
bid viii be considered that is not in strict accordance
with their requirements and OF this advertisement
All bids must be accompanied by the bond of two
responsible persons in the sum of $5,0tO that the
bidder will accept and perform the contract II ard
ell to him. the suciency of the security he certi
he'd to by the u s. District Attorney, Judge OF Clerk
of the U. s. District Court. 9- y
The Department reserves the right to reject any or
all Ofthe bids deemed for the interest the Govern,
ment TO do so. .a't s4 lf7-7II-'l
Proposals should be endorsed proposals for Cut
Stone WORK for U. s. Court House and Post Office
and addressed to nenry Kingsbury, Superintendent.
Bidders will state in their bids the time at which
they will agree TO commence the delivery, and the
time at which they will complete their contract.
-A HENRY KINGSBOkY, Superin endent
May 4. eOdtJune 3.
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l.OdSerS Wanted.

TWO Gentlemen dodgers. The room is on the sec
4 ond floor, fronts the street, and vel, fur
nished.
Apply at this office between the hours of and Q
L. M g4 May 6. tt
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Furniture at Auction.

ON TUESDAY, NAV 21st, at O'Clock z. NJ. 1t
~ house No. High Street, sundry articles OF
furniture, consisting Parlor Chairs Scia, lrhatnOt
Marble Top Table, Tapestry Carpets, large blek
Mslnut Extens on liable. and hairs, Lounge, Hat
Iree, irigeIator, Magee Cooking Stove, Kitchen
Tables, Nc., Sc.
May ii, F. o. BAILEY, AuctiCneer.
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Valuable Building at Auction,

ON MONDAY MAY 20, at 5 o'clock Z. NJ, on the
" prem ses, the New Block of 3 ~ OGDEN
Stores on the Easterv side of Lross ST., suitable
Stores, Offices or Mechanics shops.
The Building is new centrally located and eonve-
nient. Will be sold together separately as de-
sired They are ON leased and. Particulars at ale.
May H. if j. S. BAILEY, Auctoneer.
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For Rent.

For Rent.
OFFICES in the third story CT building on corner
~ Of Exchange and Milk Streets. Enquire at Of
fee of OCEAN INSURANCE co.
Feb. %. tt Exchange Street.
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EGG HOLDERS.

new article TOR holding The egg while boiling
Every egg kept separate, and not disturbed until
they placed the table. Call and at No. 2s
Market Square.
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PASTRY COOKS Situation Wanted.
A NY hotel keeper in want of Pastry Cook can
IA learn OF an experienced one by addressing
.fft MISS RACHEL MOXCEY,
may4 d3w* Cumberland Fast. Me.
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] ! ]: ]!
EA The subscriber has made arrange
HlISy ments with an importing house so
HIlitS that he can furnish the real Ger
lillfIA man singing Canaries, and having
lIi|fEI - few now in store which he will
UtiJt4 go sell to any one wanting them =
vll1t Cali and see them at No. 20 Mar
ket Square.
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Wanted.

. A YOUNG man that Is thoroughly acquainted
n wi tn the CarrIas Smith business. None need
toapply unless they are iirst-class workm n.
Enquire OF JOHN STAPLES, JR.,
May 4. d2w# North Yarmouth Me.
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WANTED by young man of practical expert
w ence, and who can bring the best of city refer
ences, a situation as BOokkeeper Salesman,
where close attention to business will be bcappreciated
Apply to w. II. JERRIS,
mar7df r.1 Under Lancaster Hall.
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WANTED.
Wanted.

Wanted.
ONE or two rooms suitable for an office. Address
Nav IA w