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April lat 36 SO, Ion 81, ship John Tucker, from
Caliao for Nantes, with loss OF fore and maintop.
April !, ON the Equator, ship Abbie Brown, rom
Liverpool for Calcutta. frt..-r'4
April is. of Point Lynas, ship Albert Gallatin,
Delan0, from Liverpool Tor New York.
No date, lat rs s. Ion 10 w, ship Portland, from
Hong Kong for New York. -
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This certain and effectual cure for Coughs and all
diseases of the throat and lungs has been generally
known throughout New England for the last sixty
years, and is warranted to cure, the price will be
refunded. Prepared by GEORGE w. WALLiNG-
FORD, Grandson OF the late Dr. Fisher.
MASON, SYMONDS s. CO., Proprietors, Kenne-
bunk, Maine.
For sale in Portland by Edward Mason, w. F.
Phillips 81 Co., j. w. Perkins q Co., and Il. H.
Hny + ID mar1d3mr sN
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For Savannah.

P d hsinf Me-. Si May T. 1.s7. d.e
nav eOItd
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~ctJi The 4 eoppered Brig Clara NJ. Good
A1 rich, now loa,iing at Bnnbam's WhaIf
hstAM. For freight or passage apply to the cap
44rR tain ON board, or
.Ssxz j. S. WINSLOW
mayid1w - d. ! ..-- No. 4 Centlal Wharf.
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Southern Pine.

T HAVE on wharf 20 M of Southern Pine Floor
l. Boards, first quality, planed, jointed and dry,
ready for use, which will be sold low if applied for
soon. ft.. ..-f -.a l.. L. PATTEN,
Apl 9--df etI. 293 Commercial Street.
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Z MARRIED.

In this city, May 5, by Rev. A. Dalton, John Hagen
and Miss Anna Miller, both OF Portland.
In Connecticut. April II. by Rev. c. IL. Newell,
George w. Sweet, of Connecticut, and Mrs. Alice A.
Alex tnder, OF Portland
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SoLILoouY.-"I am going down to Reddy's
TO get measured for suit of clothes But why
not go to those nice fancy stores lately erect
ed?' well, because Reddy turns out such
nice work and good fits at considerable less
prices than any house in the city I consider
it cheaper, than buying ready-made clothing"
Ffa...f -. -..st ,..f,. .-r..- mv1d1W,
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REMOVAL.
DRS. CHADWICK & FOGG
nave removed 10
3O1 IL CONGRESS- STREET.
At-i BEowv's NEW BLOCK. =

over tho store OF Messrs. Lowell 4 Senior
Once Hours-iO to " A. NJ, and Ito 5PM ..
DIR. CnADwIcK's residence les Cumberland street
DR.. FoGG's residence rs High street.
GF'Free Clinical consulfoIions will 10 Lo,i ~.
NJ, for the poor ian1SsSJtt
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Moth and Freckles

The only reliable remedy for those brown dseoljr-
atoms the face called Moth Patches and Freekles
is PERRy's MOTH AND FRECKLE LOroN. Prepar-
cd only by DIR. ID. G. PERRY, Derma toogst, - Bond
st N. Y. Sold by all drugg SITS in Portland and
elsewhere. Price 81 per bottle mar19d&w6m
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Mains Pure Elderberry and Cur
p.nnf VNrnnc .
FAMILIES

d SO highly recommended by Physicians, may be
found at wholesale at the drug stores OF WV Whip
pie 4 Co.. II. II. Hay, W. t. Phillips 81 Co., Il. l.
StanwOod and j. W. Perkins & Co. janl2sNdIy
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A CHANCE FOR HoUsEKEEpERs.-Nothi
seems to embeHish - we would not say refur-
nish house like beautiful pictures. After the
most useful furniture is obtained, the next
best thing to be had is an oil painting, such
as the party can afford. 1t is a Continual
feast" and will do more toward educating a
family than score of lectures upon the fine
arts t.t.st Is y ~ .tzl tL lLs- s.
All this we say, because among the oil paint
ings to be sid by Patten s, Co., to-day, are
some works of uncommon merit, and two or
three so mastery as to deserve a place in any
body's princely collection. in.
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~ Triton d; ITc Fa9.{N1ed,

.a'" IIJtOn d: Mcfarland,
Desire call the attention to the fact that more than
10
Of their Safes gave AMPLE PROTECTION in the
late fire. Parties desringa r.r-s a't
FIRST RATE SAFE,
At MODERATE PRICE, will please call on
EMERY q WATERHOUSE,
Middle Street, Portland
Or at no Sudbury Street, ESoston.
ka- Secondhand Safes takenin exchange for SALE
Parties desiring Sanborn's Steam improvement at.
tached to Tilton Il M Farlant,s Safes, can order of
Emery, Waterhouso Il Co. td .r.
Jan l5-SN1stw in each mo&adv remainder of time.
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New CHURCH.-The committee of the New
Jerusalem Church closed contract on Satur-
day with Mr. William H. Stewart for the cree
ton of their new church edifice ON High street.
1t is to be of wood, beautiful design by Ras-
sett, and is to be completed by the 18th of De-
tOber. 1t is estimated that the cost of the
building, furnishing and organ, will be about
$4,000 1t is calculated to seat about 800 per-
sons. This edifice will be beautiful orna-
mentation to new High street.
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- PARTIES contemplating travelling in Eu-
rope will be interested in the advertisement of
the Bank of the Metropolis, Boston. Persons
may thus leave their money safe at home, and
yet have facilities of procuring it at any point
in the known world att,. I s N3CtS
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1T will be seen by an advertisement in anoth-
er column that tile publication of Henry Ward
Beccher's story is to be commenced in the New
York Ledger for this week. The Ledger has
also secured series of articles from the Presi-
dents Of twelve of the principal Colleges in the
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Fishers Cough Drops.

will find it to thei advantage purchase their CATERS
aud Slippers at 7. L. McSELEY q cos. SUMNER
ST., Boston. Their s. crk is Al ali tines complete
and the prices REASONABLE. feb4d1t I
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

Gates, New York.
Ar 4th inst, ship Flying Eagle, Hayes Boston.
Cid 30 inst, ship st Charles, Coey, New York.
GAI.VESTON-Cld 9th. brig Cove, Hark-
ness, Bremen.
NEW ORLEANS Below 2oth, coming up, ship
Rochester, Oliver, from Liverpooi barque Wapella,
Oliver, from Liverpool.
CID 2gth. brigs Sarah E Kennedy, Duncan, Matan-
Zas; NJ w Norwood. Washbmrn, Pensacola.
PENSACOLA-Ar 9Th sch Midnight, Hawes, i'm
IndianOla.
APALACHICoIA-Cld 10th, barque A c Adams,
Lovett, Cuba.
IMPORT 9th, ship Lydia skolfeld, Skolfield, for
Liverpool, lg.
JACKSONVILLE--A 25th, brig C Matthews
Cox Savann b; sch Jones, Hunley, New York
SAVANNAH-Cld 30tb, ship New England Hodge.
and John Patten, Hill, Liverpool.
GEORGETOWN, SC-Cld both sch s L Woodbury.,
Woodbury., Searsport.
CHARLESTON-Cld LIST, sci, Louis, Hatch. Grep-
WILMINGTON-Ar2 I'd, brig VIM Mason, Small,
Charleston. lHt HiHti
Cid I'd, sch Ocean Belle Emery, Portsmouth.
KlCHMOND-Sld I'd. sch Corvo, Pickering, for
Boston.
BALTIMORE-Ar I'd, sch Annie Harris, Harris.
Portland.
Below ID, ship Elizabeth Hamilton, White, from
New York. to load for Rotterdam.
Cid Cd, schs Annie Harris, Harris, and Hortensa,
PHiTAbELPIIIA-Ar 2d, sch L A May. Baker,
Bath.
ALBANY-Ar Sd, sch Ann Flower, White, from
new YORK-Ar 9TH, scbs Edie Waters, Falsom,
Aux Caves; Lizzie, Tabbut, Dipper Bay, Ms; Cos
mus, Hail. Elizabethport tor Portland; Catharine,
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Municipal Court.

Il IA JUDGE KINGsBURy PRESIDING. -
MoNDAY.-Francis Ash was brought before Court
on a bastardy complaint made by Sarah Dixon. He
was ordered to recognize in the OF $780, for his
appearance at the O. tober term of the s. j. Court
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WHY
j a q * - On' ~
Universal Washing Compound
rs THE BEST ARTICLE EVER INVENTED
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 great saving OF time and
expense. a -tr. '.t'-
and. 1t is best becauss it will wash in hard or soft
water and clothes washed by it, will at least
fourth longer than by the old and pro-
cess of rubbing the wash-board.
Sd. 1t is best, because Paint, Printers Ink, Coach
Greece, Dirt or Grease OF any kind can be removed
without the slightest mi ry to prints any color:
also the direst or coarsest garments or fabrics
be cleaned thoroughly in a few minutes, and will
save from 50 to $50 year in family.
4th. 1t is best, because il contains nothing, what
ever to iure the most de cate fabrics, being free
rom any article I'M arous to clothes, hands health
Ii has given entire satisfaction wherever used and
We will forfeit 81 900 if any person upon frly
ing can show that the Compound will not do all ha-
We claim, ID properly made and used according 10 d.
reotons given with each Family Right. Efr- Avoid
all Preparations that contain lime, they injure the
clothing. .rf-ttf .tlfts. IU ..
9th. 1t is best, because il is not humbug the most
delicate lady can accomplish family Washing In an
Incredibly short space OF time, cleaner aad winter
than be done by the old with the best Of
soaps. NJ machinery IS used, and but little fuel
Give it trial, and you will never be without il.
IsEY. ISAAC A. PAINE,
Is the authorized Agent for this section, who will
supply families with FAMILY RIGHTS and full par
ticulars for manufacturing at one Dollar.
may7eodlms
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THERE will be a social gathering of the MEN,
bers Of the First Baptist Society with Mrs. j.
w. Libby, No IL Hanover street, this Tues
day. evening.
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A Card.

The subscriber tenders his sincere thanks to his
neghbors and friends for their prompt and vigorous
efforts to save his goods from the fire and other dam
ago IN Sunday evening.
May7. 1tsN JAMES KINGSBURY.
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REvENUE SEIzURE.-The steamer Mahor-
ing went to Bangor last week and seized and
took possession of sch. Sarah b. Harris, of
Deer Isle, charged with receiving goods from
vessel at sea, and taking them to an Ameri-
can port in violation of the revenue laws
The schooner was brousbt hare
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DIED.

In this city, April 80, Mrs. Dorothy A. Lambert,
wife Of Hiram A. Lambert, aged 81 years.
in West Gorham, May 6, Mr.. Francis Seed, aged
80 years.
liverpool papers please copy.]
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.f.- ID Il. S. S. FITCH'S
ssFamilv Physician. -

Seventy six pages price % cents Sent to any adj
dress. No money required until the book is received
read, and fully approved. 1t is perfect guide to the
sick or indisposed. Address DIR. S. S. FITCH, rs
fremont Street, Boston. p sN Jan29d1y
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SANFORD's new boat which we learn is to
be called the Cambridge" is to be launched
on Saturday the 18th inst. and will be put on
the route between Bangor and Bostan, on the
LIST of June. She will be 15OO tons burden.
has two tiers of state-rooms, (about 100 in all)
and an average number of berths. The boiler
is to be placed in the lower hold leaving the
main deck clear, giving great capacity for
freight She is to be the fastest and best boat
in all respects, ever built BY the SanfordJ.
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WHY Suffer- from sores .
UaIe's Ar,icn Oin;mcut.

When, by the use OF the AkNlCA OINTMENT,
you can be easily cured. 1t has relieved thousands
from Barns, Scdhts, thdpped Hands, Sprains, Cuts,
Wounds, aud eccry Complaint QfHe SKIN. Try il,
or IL costs but % CENTS. Be sure to ask for
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Just Received.
For . 4, Il . o /!

A LARGE lot OF Rain Water Filterers and Water
"A Coolers. Also ON hand Refrigerators and Ice
Chests Of all Sizes Il. & e. b. NASH.
May. diff III Fore Street.
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MRS. A. CRAWFORD offers well assorted
stock of millinery at No. Chestnut street
See advertisement. -5-4a
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IMPORTS.

MATANZAS. Sch Kate Carlton-iOl hhds SO les
molasses, TO Thos Aseneio Il Co.
WINDSOR, MS. Sch Tallant-iOO tons plaster. to
order.
Sch Rescne-235 tons plaster, to order.
HILISBORO, NIB. Sch Eva - lbs tons COAL to
Kerosene Oil Co.
Sch Welcome Home-199 tons coal, Kerosene Co.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A Card.

A Gard.
would take this method of returning thanks to
the Firemen and others whose extra exertons saved
my property from the fire on Sunday evening" MAY g.
1867. j. A. HENDERSON =
Portland, May 6, 1867 dit
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House Proprietary embracing the quad.
rangle between May, Union, Sumner and
Main streets, was purchased by Mr.. Owen M.
Shaw at an expense of $4,000 This property
has always been in the hands of the corpora
ton who created it, and 10 them IL has never
been remunerative Investment. In the pos
session of Mr.. Shaw, who is familiar to the
travelling public as the. popular landlord of
the Bangor House, there is no doubt of its
steady increase in value,
from the cutter "Mahoning',- week. Her
excellent build and armament, and the ana
mendation. Evrn,nn
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For sale by all druggists send your address and
IS cents to o. r. SEi MOUR 81 Co, Boston, Mass,
and receive a box by return mail. w. f. Phillips q
Co., agents for Maine. april26l1ysn
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GEORGE N. SANDERs.-The Paris correspon-
dent OF the Springfield Republican does up a
well-known character after the following fash
ion:
One of the offshoots OF the rebellion thrown
out as having no SAVIOR, good or bad. an uhniti-
stubbed bushy-haired, beetle browed Sanders,
OF political iniamy and bad odor. He lives
here very much alone, and may pc seen haunt
ing the precincts of the Grand Hotel every day
at noon or in the evening sucking straws with
\ nartv of Southerners, and now and then, I
am ashamed to say, with Northernimen. He
seems to be utterly without any purpose more
than to put one foot in front of another and.
promenade; and has an uneasy, sidelong man
ne, like Riderhood, in Our Mutual Friend, as
if he anticipated an apprehension at every COR
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FOR SALE AT ALL THE BOOKSTORES AKIN ,rvs
DEPOTs.
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DIR. SWEET,S
INFALLIBLE IMMINENT,

ne dfsat ENtCfhaI Kemed', Cn,es
Rheumatisln Cufs and Wounds,
Neuralgia. TOotE,pcsc,
Stiff Neck mn d j Oints .Sores, sty-a sl. ~
lsrutses, -s- Ulcers,
Headache. BURNS mad acaIds
eTOut, tss7 sLilblaims,
Lumb0gO, Bites and Stiugs
Sprnins,
Also the most efficient remedy for LAMENESS.
SPKAlNS, CALLS. SCRATCHES, &c., in horses.
GEO z. GOODWIN q CO., Boston, ManuElctur-
mchl2GOdl6wsN =
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PROPOSALS.


For Removing a sunlsen Rock, in sneo
... River, Me.
PROPOSALS will be received at the Office until
o'clock p. NJ, on Friday, the nth instant, Tor
moving SUNKEN itOCk IN mid-channel Of Saco
River, at Little Islands. The rock la, irregular
shape-beBg about II feet long, by 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 size
Of the Breakwater at the mouth Of the River. The
work must be commenced Immediately after the ap-
than iour weeks from that period. In making propo-
s'. bidders will slate the price for which they will
perform he dob. t4 -
Each proposal must be accompanied by n written
guarantee signed by two responsible persons, in the
required oIm. that the bidGer viii, when called
II his proposal be accepted, enter INTO contract and
Jond, wi good and Sufficient security 1.-THE suretes
and thsir ples OF eshtetc 80 be named IN the pro-
piOposal Tor the true and fithiGl performance Of
his contract The coAtract will be awarded to tho
lowest responible bidder, and be subject TO the ap
proval Of the Secretary OF War.
The undersigned, however, reserves the right to
exclude the bids of any persons Who there is reason
TO believe. will not faithfully and promptly perform
the contract also, any informal bids well
those that are above reasonable price Tor the work;
and no member of Con .ress, officer or agent OF
government, nor any person employed III the pub ic
service. shall be admilici to any share in the
tract. or any benefit which may arise thcferom.
Payment wIlfbe made ON the satisfactory compile
ton OF the work. p -,lr 21.H......a ..
Persons DESTROYS 10 make proposals. will please
call on the undersigned at his oil &c. in Morton
Block Congress Street. for forms of same, and ior
more definite incarnation, il desired; and, on trans
hitting them, viii endorse thereon +" Proposals Tor
Removing Ro k in Saeu River Me-"
Bvt. Brig General U. S. A.
u Psrt hisiaf se. oi May 7, 1s7. Aes
NAV eOIu.
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GE soldier who had lost the use of his limbs
from Rheuma tism has been completely cured and
abed to abandon his crutches by ono bottle of NET
CALFE's GREAT RHEUMATIC REMEDY 1t is truly
the wonder OF the age. Apl 10snl5w#
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SKELETON FoUND-The Star states that
some workmen, Monday morning. while exca-
waiting for the foundations of the new snlphu-
rio acid mandatory, opposite the Kerosene.
works, unearthed portion of the bones of
human frame, at depth of about four feet.
Many of the smaller bones had wasted, but the
large ones and the skull were tolerably well
preserved. There was no indication of the
place ever having been used for burial pun
poses The skull and teeth show them to have
belonged to very aged person, and to have
been buried from fifty to one hundred years.
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DEPARTURES OF OCEAN STEAMERS
MARINE II EWS
PORT OF pORTLA Nd.

Monday, May G.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Franconia, Sherwood. Now York:
Steamer New Lngland, Field, Boston for Eastport
and st John, NIB.
Sch Calista, Jones, Alexandria
Sch Nellie Paine DOAne, Philadelphia.
Sch John McAdam, Willard, Philadelphia.
Sch Decora, Ingalls,, New York.
Sch Mary A, Saunders, New York.
Sch ca Flower, Handy, New York.
Sch Harriet Fuller. Bonnet. New York.
Sch Challenge: Do. Boston.
Sch Hanger. Cleaves Provincetown.
Sch Tallant, tBr) Coifill, Windsor, Ms.
Sch bescue, (Brl Dunn, Windsor Ms.
Sch Eva, (Brl Wood, Hillsboro.
Sch Welcome Home, u;r) Hatfield, Hillsboro.
Sch Frank Whipple, tBri st John, N 3, for Boston.
Sch Medium, Smell. Grand Menan tor Boston.
Sch Pinta, Bryant, Pembroke.
Sch Cashier, Moore Cranberry Isles.
Sch Decatur. Knowles, Calais for Neponset.
Sch p 7, CurI,er Machias Tor Newburyport.
Sch Gov Arnold. Perry, Harrington tor Boston.
Sch Ealtc, Moore. Franklin ioi Salem.
ejs-1 CLEARED.
Ship Frances Hillyard, tBrl Levitt, st John, NIB
Geo II Starr.
Sch j IS ii Deputy, Sturges, Albany, NY.
Sch Mary A, saunders, liideford-E Il Willard.
LAUScHED-At South Bristol 4th inst, the yard OF
IL M Gamage, first class clipper sclr OF 50 tons,
named Vanguard, owned by Cameron s. Orn, OF
Southport Mes>rs Carnage will launch in about
three weeks, another schr of so TONS same model,
built tor Rowe & smith, OF Gloucester.
Messrs w & Curtis will launch from their ward.
back Of Munjoy Hill about II o'c ock this o ternoon,
a schr OF about SOC tOns to be commanded by Capt
Randall.
From Branch Office Western Union Telegraph.
Ar at New York 9th, barques Gan Eden, Messina
Eva Fl f SIX Remedies; scbs Pennsylvania, I'm Port
land for Albany: d j Worthington do for Philadel-
phIa: Hannie Westbrook, Liitlejohn, Rondout tor
Portland
Also az 9Th, barque Hattie & Hall, from Matanzas
with crew of schr Buena Vista, which she colidei
with 18th ult off Hatteras and cut down to the wat
er's edge.
Cid at Philadelphia 9Th, brig Uncle Jerry, Norton
Portland; sch Perry, Hamilton, do.
Spokea-May =. lat 81 u.s. Ion 10, brig Antilles from
Trinidad Tor Boston.
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There is tide in the affairs of men which,
taken at its flood, leads on to fortune. So said
one William Shakespeare long time ago, and
ten thou and facts illustrate and prove the wis
dom of the saying; and we publish what fol-
lows to enable the proper man--the man of
natural adoptation"-to realize the fortune
which is so temptingly exhibited. The follow
ing document was received by the Cashier of
one Of our banks, who has enclosed it to US
with suitable introduction, and we give place
to both, simply suppressing names and num-
bers. The introduction is as follows: q
MR.. EDITOR: The inclosed circular speaks
Tor ltseif, and If you are disposed to advertise
for the Company-gratis-p publish it
otherwise consign it to the basket.
If it SO happens that any one of your friends
has natural adaptation" for the business,
and can 'sabtain" recommendation from you,
l shall be pleased to aid him in his attempt to
"achive" fortune. Yours truly.
nrrrr
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LICENSING BoARD-A meeting of the Lii
oensing Board was held on Monday evening
the Mayor presiding. .@
L. d. Cole was licensed as a victualer and
was authorized to keep open on the Sabbath
Hay & Perry and Daniel Gill s. Son were Ii
censed as victualers. e-H.t 10 +
s. b. Krogman was licensed as an inn
holder. 10 I,sts fu.s r ..3rs tti.. -ssi +
The above were all the applications made
I'D to Monday evening . Z
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A ONE and a half story house, nearly new, contain
IA ing eight rooms. Parlor has bay windows; con-
meets with sitting room by folding doors Good eel
lar under the whole house. Lot so by 3. A COOL
garden with choice fruit trees, &c. To be sold m
meaIately, as the owner wishes TO leave tho city -
This property il situated near West End Congrega-
uohal Chapel. Good sidewalk to the horse cars APP
ply to GEO. X. DAVIS & CO.,
Dealers in Real Estate, No. Morton Block.
May z. div
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For Sale,

For Sale.
E'OUR BLACK WALNUT COUNTER SHOW
l. CASES, 8 Is feet long, very nice ones by
+. INGRAHAM.
Yarmouth. May7. diff
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ElmWOOd Nursery,

This Side WOodford's Corner, Wcstbro0k.
DREBLE Street Cars pass ths Nursery every half
l. hour. good collection OF
Hardy, Green House and aseLdimx Plants
May always be found at the above place and at reas-
ouabie rates. Wreaths, Crosses Bouquets and Cut
Flowers furnished at short notice. ,H.
Particular attention paid to preserving and
ranging Funeral OVERS
p. y. Address, Box 1902, Portland, Me.
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