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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS,

R1 THUMAo DUW LINU Auct.i GEORGETOWN.
IMPROVED PROPERTY IN GEORGETOWN
AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY, November 9Th, at AZ clock
will sell, in front of the premises, part of Lots
No. So and 81, in Old Georgetown, fronting 80 feet
on the west side of Congress street, near Water
street, and running back los feet. The improve
ments consist of large two-story Frame Dwelling
House, and two small Frame Dwelling Houses.
ALSO.
Part of Lot No. So. fronting 81 SIP feet on South
street by 100 feet deep to an alley, improved by
good two story Frame Dwelling House.
Terms: One third cash. balance in and u
months, with interest. secured by deed of trust
on the property. Conveyancing and stamps at the
cost of the purchaser.
o. 81 THOMAS BOWLING Auctioneer.
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Once, No. A9 Jefferson st., Georgetown, y. o.,
Established in 1881 premium awsEded by the Metro.
Tar the largest and most complete establishment OF
the kind In this section Of country.
Dyeing and Securing Of ell kinds done In sns pes
Truly thankful for past iAvors, the subscribeF
Goods received and resumed BY express with the
utmost premptness and desRe1cn: -
Poat Once address, lock Box No. 80.
Once closes daily q sunset except SATURDAY. whom
Is % closed At 6x p. q. 90 auU-sN
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LOCAL NEWS.
ADJUSTMENTS, &c, TONIGHT.

huUSLHENIS, &c, IU-NIGHT.
NATIONAL THEATER.-Last night and ban
eht0f bliss Lucille Western, who will appear
in Leah. -
WALLS OPERA HOUSE -Fourth night of
the successful play Under the Gaslight."
CIRCUS AND MENAGRRIE.-The Circus and
Melagerie comb ned Of Messrs. Thayer Il
Moves will give their first performance this
evening on the lot at the corner Of 10th street
and Louisiana avenue. This combination
contains full corps OF eques .rians and aero
bats, a fine stud of horses, and all the requi-
sizes o q first. class exhibition
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Report Of the Commission-No Design for the
Building Agreed Upon.
The Commission appointed 70 select plan for new
Post once building to be erected in the City hall Park
held another meeting in the board room Of the Bank or
Commerce yesterday. and submitted the following re-
port OF their operations Il will be observed that the
Commission have not decided adopt any one OF the
designs submitted 70 them, but have made the lesser
awards, emitting the FIRST ts6o00) and the second
ts3 ooo according to their advertised announcement
At tho meeting Of the Commission held on the 2lst II.
was decided TO request the five architects to whom the
premium Of 81, 900 each awarded TO devise plan
for the new building conformity; AT yesterdays meet
ply with this request When this proposed plan 10 sub
mittsd Il will be iorwardcd TO the authorities IN Wash.
ineon for approval The following the report Of the
Commission
To architects &C. who have submitted plans and spec6ca-
tons for BUILDING for Post olce and for the accommo
York
for the accommodation Of the Uate States courts
printed circulars The subject heretofore issued YOU
That IA response 70 said circular ffy-.wo plans and
specifications submitted 70 the said Commission that
q them ana discussing the nsrss each: and ihsiI
Ss sy p: ns Tied
% to fssn
q s Ss
and so: w1ra ases :. % nsI
The Commission not having selected any plan for
meniaon 70 the United States authorities according to
which building should be erected has therefore
clined make award OF the rst PREMIUM 70 w.t. the
Of 5000 Of the second PREMIUM Of $1,000 but has
awards, In conformity with the spirit aud
terms OF said printed circular.
The Commisson has with great unanmity awarded
NUNS follows:-
TO plans No. Is By John Correga; No. 81. byRichard N.
Hunt; No. 70, by N. Le Brun; No ~ by schultz schpn
No 81. By renwick 4 sands-sach yAoM
plane No. l6 William fseld, Bon Co. No. ~, by
DuncanJ McRAe; No p ~ rostsr q nton No. -. by
To plans No ~ by Walter Dick No. ~
Billings; No. rs BY q. King a Wilcox; No. a. BY LOUIS
Burger; No. 80 BY n. j. NJ. Derrick-eAcn e3O.
The after deliberate consideration have
determined with the aid Of experienced and competent
architects draft those designs awarded
premiums plan win In their Judgment, meet the
approval Of the authorities Of the United states for the
poses contemplated.
JAMES KELLY, Postmaster, Secretary
SAMUEL O. COURTNEY, U. 3. District Attorney.
WIN. T.. DODGE, President Chamber OF Commerce.
JACKSON 3 SHULTZ.
CHAS. II. RUSSELL.
MOSES TAYLOR.
CHAS NJ. ROGERS
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SUPREME COURT CHAMBERS.

The Supervisory Eiection-The Board Of
County Cnnvnssers Directed TO Make n Re-
surn Of the Votes.
Before Judge Leonard
ne People dc, re-. Joyce and Ely the Board Of
Cbaty Camvassers-This application for manda-
directing the respondents 10 count the pollsd
the November election In favor OF tho REALTORS Joyce
claiming have been elected a the vacancy caused
BY the resignation OF Axsncer Smaller and Ely contest
ing the once OF Supervisor, for full term In place
Of the retiring Supervisors. Tho respondents
claimed that there Ia no vacancy a present. the once
having bean filled provided by Law BY the
appointment OF Joseph B. Taylor and that the votes
east for the realtors Illegal by OF tie ballots
having more than one name thereon. The
argued few days since, ana Judge Leonard yesterday
rendered decision directing tho Board County Cam
vasse the members Of which the Board or Super.
visors TO make return OF the the election
Tor Supervisors. but not requiring them to give any
certificate Of election.
mo Court also expressed the opinion that there
no vacancy TO which joyce could legally claim be
entitled, and that in the OF Ely, the
latter gentleman cos4 advised base his proceedings
for the possession # ONCE upon quo warrano which
would enable the I'd -nden,s to avoid the dilemma or
declaring him. IN Ia capacity as canvassers. elected
aad refusing him ms nc as Supervisors.
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PEDEsrRliSIsN.

A International cosscss-Tsddy Mills. ~
England. and w. r. Harding. or New
York. 20 Run a Home and Home Match 81
Thrce Miles Tor I.0OO.
Immediately upon W. T. Harding. Of Nov YORK. a.
.snng tie position u Champion Tires Mile Runssr OF
America" IN August last ~ vanqushInG DsKelsc q
Canada be naturally turned his sttseuoa 70 The Gess
footed psdsr,riass Of Enslapc and scsns upes
vctlcn &ss bis abilities were such a. 70 meet sAsm with
. fsir confidence u victory, he forwarded formal
challenge 70 that tcansry Offering 70 compete With
Te<dy Mie mi Fleet Bill Tang, sandsrson
or Rcnsrds IN = three mile rice. for the
som q 5000, allowing . rsasosabs amount for
sxpsnsss should The nasth ~ mads 70 ~ decided In
tns country Until few days since Ne spsvtng pub
lie azyS swsitsA with considerable Inlesssa rssponss W
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NEW JERSEY.


Hobokcu.
rnru srs EscouSrrR BwrwHES Two BROTHERS. -LAse-
,yenins about six O'Clock, Two brothers, named Jean
s6a William Aoiony, engaged In deadly encounter n
Mvsrx street near the slaughter houstA In whoA
willan drew knife sad sasbed his brother fsarfuiv
IN the facs bssdes muating him otherwise IN such
manner that u believed no cannot The 81
saavt sndssvorsd 70 ESCAPE, but caught BY Chief
ar Police Donovan, and will be dssaiasd In custody -
await The result Of Johns inJursA litter fsu1 -
cxstsd fss some time nctwesn he orothers vho are
both buschers in the employ OF man named Du6y -
the washington Market. ksw York
Elizabeth.
ssxrnxrp STATE PRYOR. the following pres
ons convicted OF crime during the prsssas session %
the Union county courts we're sentenced 70 the ns.s
Prison on Friday .Ferdinand Fry, grand iarcsey,
year; Andrew McGregor. burglary, ten yean; -.
ward Glynu. burglary, ten years. Robfn rnsny.
indictments two years; Thomas Leoder, - ~vi
Casper Buckmrn, grand larceny, nve yesn; In s
Gurus three years; GeorRe Aiens tbree 49, Jane
II. Weisy, larceny. nine months; nssy h.n soansoss
larceny, eighteen mcahs; Margaret Cisrx' arossy ~
years; Charles rrumporss larceny, NV msssssaA
ten ysexS
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10 the once keeper for his troubla NE application
made - the uth ina,, and u , almost noodles .
three fast horses 70 Be grsnsA or aay other eiion
Be nns The young mas, altar rspsated Inquiries aad
Hs1.nas 70, place % sa vas s.,s.sa Ss A. ana -
ONCE who sent for the once keeper and obliged him 20
refund the money obtained from the young man. -
: pity thar some nsans Of innietiss punishment on
these sharks cannot be eGs.ted
A MrsrKRious CAsK or IrArz--An inquest over The
remains u william Burde,, whose death in col Of
the Foursssnth ward police station published In he
HxaLD few days ago has been held, and Or
Wooster Bessh, Jr, stated that he had mad
post mortsm examination and testified that he bad
found fracture OF the skull but he was unable de-
termins whether had bssr caused by blow or sfsl
A deceased intoxicated leaving home ana also
when arrested hour % after, The inquest va iad
over Until To- morrow TO ALLOW an investigation 70 % paos
BY the police.
PMzz LOTTERIES AoAw.--rhe chief clerk 1t the
Mayors ONCE complains tha he 10 In constant receipt
OF letters from persons r. 1rert parts Of the couiry
asking fer redress because OF their having been swinet
BY hrm located In the lower part OF Broadway, inths
city, the letters state that the writer's had recevet no
tees from said nrm informing them that they had
% forward S. or $40 % ensure ihe iorwaIdinl 70
them Of their prizea Tho money was RENTED,
and In return tho parties recsivsd certificates Of
stock In the Sandy Hill Petroleum. Compny,
be Obtained in such cases unless the parties appeE
person to prosecute the charges and az mono Of ITEM
be found willing 70 d04his for i've or ten dol ars,
the swinders are allowed 70 so ON and psrpotTats er
neiarious acts.
RAnRoAD AccpEyr.-Yesterday evening John Iud-
land, tnirty-eght years OF age native OF Germany,
residing at AZ Grand street. over BY car oftne
Forty street line and sustained fracture Of he
right leg Officer Holmes, Of she Eighth precinct lad
the unfortunate man removed 70 Bellevue Hospia,
where, upon consultation Amputation was considered
necessary.
FIRE IN WEST TmRrY.RvHSrH STREET. between Two
and three o'clock on Saturday afternoon curious ire
occurred In the rectifying distey Of E Brockman at
No $40 West Thirty seventh street, caused alleged
by the explosion OF barrel Of whskey Tho loss Is
estimated NJ ABOUT $780, Tho police report that imne-
datey after tho explosion internal revenue ocer H. g.
Narston seized the establishment
HCoRREcnoS-In yesterdays account Of tho suicide Of
sncdker the express messenger in Grand street. was
eroEeousy stated that Theodore j. Nichols fellow
LOGGER OF tho deceased.
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NEW YORK CITY.
uxrtu STATES DISTRICT cuuaI-M Bankruptcy

Judge Bla,chford heard the foiIswing motions this
morning IN Bankruptcy procesdings:-
In ne ns1ler Of Jonathan H. HlS6roucS.-Mr Charles
r. Whitehead appeared for BAsbroucs and put In de-
NAL OF bankruptcy and demanded a,1ury trial The
Court ordered trial 10 10 had ~ tina next Jury term.
DGnie A. Rhodes II Co. Gusara A. Rpps md
Adcp a.sAr Peter Cock appeared for CREDITOR and
on their part denied that they had committed cts OF
BANKRUPTCY alleged against them, and demapIed that
abe matter should es inquired or by tho Court
Wof 80 Blst1senthaL-Mr. II. H. Moranrs appeared
for creditors and filed proc! Of service. default was
sksn and the Court ordered adjudication 81 bankruptcy
20 be made.
JONES JaicoA %. faac Sonenterg an zGron ldrons-
In this jury trial orderes a. inc next jury
term the defendants having dsned ihai they had CON-
nitted any act Of bankruptcy
In fae AfafeT Of Sidney j. kelea--Upon thc appics-
sion OF Edwin James . bDs oreor OF discharge was
granted 10 tho bankrupt fhsse Was 10 opposition BY
ths creditors
Bankruptcy Proceedings Before Registers.
Befors Rsgster Ketchum.
In ne M1tey Of IsSdVye Ly0s.--A meeting WAS held
yesterday 10 sho~ why the first order Of discharge
ahouid not be granted 10 the bankrupt Opposition
entered by creditors and the hearing adjourned
20 take testimony in support OF the opposition.
Petitions Filed In Bankruptcy Yesterday.
yoba s Ricbmona. New York city: referred 10
Register Williams Patrick Purcell and Henry N.
Roonson. New York city, referred 10 Register Fitch
order OF reference reurnaDs January g. 1865. at two
O'Clock 7. N. William Wetmore, New York city; re.
tsred Register Dayton order Of returnabs
January 2, 1868, at two o'clock p. ".
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this rather bold challenge without the lsas sasfaction
but 10 announced direct from the headquarters Of
Teddy Mills that he II willing 70 meet Harding under
circumstances somewhat n variance with the challenge
sent him, innsmuch the nrst meeting must take
place In England alter which he will him second
or Nils and, should nothing occur 70 mar the further
progress OF the proposed MATCH these renowned peds
TRANS will early in the summer Of lS6Shrst In
London, then In New York. The matches will be for
$500 side. eloo respectively allowed to dsfray ex-
psnses. Mtt M
Tbs home and home character Of the match presents
many advantages, and wal give tho peopls OF both
countries an opportunity Of vieutng pedestrian con-
teal that will combine pleasure with profit.
Mr. Harding a. a pedestrian has been remarkably sue
cessfuf. Although not apparently very muscular, he
possesses qualities that carry him along In contest
with astonishing rapidly. HIS first Was in the
year 1884, at the Magnolia Grounds, Canada against
Psllon aud Others for silver watch and SIS 10 goid IN
which ne vas yictoriouA
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.
The Cargo of fhe Pctcrhoff.
n~rn~ rO,.-ta,r nel.e~u

Before Commissioner Osborn.
Tho summing up Of the arguments on tho evidence In
shs commenced this morning before Commissioner
Osborn.
Mr. Eras.us Benedict, the part Of Ward and Cove,
the sorekeepers OF the cargo heard at considerable
Songth 10 support OF their claim which he maintained
lair and just and In any way excessive consid.
sripg the amount Of labor besioued on the cargo.
kr. Augustus Smith, counsel for the cargo cf the
owners viii follow. when the Commissioner viii review
Abe testimony and report II that report not acquiesced
m the parties to the suit which involves = Of
go 900. may, In that event, come up before Judge
Batchford for 1ral decision.
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wheels q enc q the CAR he'd become veg much heated
from The truck box catching on IRE and ks put his head
out the window 70 look altar IT. whom his bead came In
contact with the end Of the bridge producing instana
DEATH The deceased had been for several years
in the employ Of the company. He Va married and
lesVes \ family.
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lrSc glAsu xTrlllesHcs.

ccSprcrosos rnr Loso ISLAM RAuxoAr KnLsp. =
Obadiah vaientss late conductor ths Long 1siand
railroad instantly killed yesterday morning the
cars we're crossing ths weed Flushing bridge The
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fCsal 10 play = part assigned ner
Mr.. sothsrn played IN ialconsr's new comedy Of "A
Wife We'll Won, AZ the theatre Royal, Bruu gnan
the 23d and 2sh nsiS previous 10 its production At the
Haymarket on Boxing night
Madame Csrvalho has boen compelled BY fatigue tom.
porarily 70 Quit the Lyrqua Tue representations Of
Romeo ct Jaiette' have In consequence, 10 be dis.
continued Faust' and "Rigo!sto" are now played
alternate nights
new jeune premier, or whom report speaks highly,
has besn engaged .; tho Gymnase and will shortly
make his first appearance His name PuJol, aud no
comes from Narsslles.
Al some OF the Partisan theatres playbls Of the FER
formances sold which contain In The centre
photograph 81 some remarkable soene In the drama
Comicus and the Anb,gu are the houses wherein Al
present they may be obtained.
new phass OF cooperation has been developed at
needed Va The tow, and a. length few working mon
took up The lAsr. launched cooperative society, With
Of Al each, and cbaIned fund Of $4,000 The
theatre. which was opened fsv weeks ago. viii accom-
MEDIATE 200 persons
n Gahard. the winner Of the nrst prize q the last
cDmpss,oa 81 tho Conservatory has made his debut
ccniquc IS Fsssan, IA .'I.s songs dune Mutt dEss"
TIE y6e was too important for debutAnt and N. Call
Sd vas ss :ss H. o. BE-
IL higher tones than IN she lever Madame Cabe!, -
the Queen, was . complete failure
me New Standard Theatre saorsd.tch London arises
neat The rspidity with which the monster pile has
been erected reflects the grsatsstcrett
lew wsekt sncs tne ptAcc was WiioefnoS>y ana now
handsome cApac.ous and most substantial building
has risen like almost "ap sxhalAtoa" Mr. Douglas "a,
Is heretofore, the MANAGER
N. Gon.e. the manager OF the Grand Theatre =
Bordeaux, "a about 10 bring an action against NM
Emile Grugy, prntsr, director Of the CSwvio Dc u
sronde and The Journal ds Pssp's ana Henri IArcnc.
editor Of ths newspaper for Injury caused hin ~
unfair criticism. He lays bic damages 81 -, OOOiL
tfl o0op VERY modest and good way OF raising the
different opinion 70 - Gontt, ~ calls u unfair. and
brings o. aston sgsinss them sna sbs joss . ne i'ms
when the FreDeb nation 10 ughiug end praying Tor
liberty or NE prs ~ oonst Sushs v ~ Jared and
fssthersd
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Terms Eight Dollars peranu,,,,, -, ,.-

go aihe IRON the accident of HE b;r+h o,5
anouah ia .tp .tpa1IinSy IL he should remain long
,,a n,on -, ,is. ,Ie rouse OF Commons, there is no
leadership of the tories; but he IL ha; IN @ the
marqulsate OF Salisbury and his fathar ;s ve,', opu
old, so that the ViscOunt is more liLai, .. 70 ~ ~
in the Lords In person Lord Cranbourne ia a
tall and heavy man, with large head bald on
Ihe crown, ana mas restless man
ner' which is irritating to OPPONENTS
Last year he fastened himself upon Mr. Glad
stone and was exceedingly ungentlemanly in
his acts While Mr. Gladstone was speaking.
this polished viscOunt would lean forward,
drumming his hands on his knees, rudely
laughing at places where @ laugh was an in
ssut, and sneering where a sneer was like q
ni. pi9w. When he spoke, he did not stand at the
oane of oi ms bench, but stepped out to the body
~ ~ he moor, and with an increased stoOp in his
6nonr perfectly selfpossessed, pointed his
words ",!r' Gladstone, and hurled at him
This yo.n mn seemed STEPPED in corrosive acid.
with tha ear ne has put off all such delights, and
a,;aI responsibilities of office upon him has
memt 20 party fencing and~indeed by his treat
the radicais ~ 9uestions has won applause from
no Sn1.o.," a"u..as whom he so cordially detests,-
some years ago, when his name was ord Pob-
ert Cecii, ne wrote singing article aaa;nst
MIR. Dlsraeli in the Quarterly Reyiesg b,'t az
tne tiiiie ne was understood to be under n
cloud In the family of the Salisburvs and ,yas
ready to turn upon any one vino was a noIiti,
cal friend of his fathers. You mnst tnnu
that this intensely terrified nobleman was new
ertheless human enough to follow the dictate
OF his affections so far as to marry the grand
daughter of poor Unitarian minister ia Nor
folk,-herselfthe daughter Of a judge it is true.
but of the modest descent I have described
This to the grand Marquis OF Salisbury was a
direful offence, and for some years
it is said there was no in
tercOurse between father and SON.
But the eldest son, who was blind, died unex-
pectedly, and the father received the offender,
then become heir to his house. Soon after the
reconciliation Mr.. Disraeli and his antagonist
met at the Marquis's table, and treaty was
ERECTED between them, but at the time / write,
his lordships secession from the cabinet is
Thought probable event. In no politician
does the caste-hatred for democracy come
out so strongly as in Lord Cranbourne and
tnis VIII he his greatest danger as a coDserva-
i've Chief, for it may lead him into a policy of
s seh.nHent IN NE lord Derby's rather than poll
Peers. ' ''""'
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The seeding members of Lord Derby's Cab
met, it appears, were three-Lord Carnarvon
Gen. Peel, and Lord Cranbourne whose name
was not mentioned in the cable dispatches
The dissent OF these three members induced
Lord Derby to consent to the proposition of a
Reform bill which he did not approve and
which he did not expect the Commons to ac-
cept. As their policy has been tried and fail
ed, there was nothing for the ohstructives to
do but to retire. The new bill, which is much
more liberal in its provisions, will come up
for discussion next Monday. OF Lord Gran
bourne, who was the leader of the dissenting
fourth of the Cabinet, the following sketch is
furnished by London correspondent of the
Boston Aduertiser: -
Lord Cranbourne is man of sufficient mark
to be known by American readers. He is des.
tined to play prominent part in English pol
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The Company has the following Assets. viz. ..t .
Bank and other Stocks, ~" - AZ III sS5 36
Loans secured by Stocks and otherwise 129 go On
Real Estate. and Bonds and Mortgages '221 260 O0
Interest and sundry notes and claims due =
the company estimated at is,i .,..it al 466 %
Premium Notes and Bills Receivable, 3s3778 Al
Cash in Bank asa 1O7 81
.satf-< hsiir -
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INSURANCE.
ATLANTIC
Mutual Insurance Company.
81 Wau 81, cor. lillian, NEW YORK,
-ifuE ifB4 JANUARY, 1867,

lnsures against MARINE and INLAND Nayi-
cation Risks w
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THE MAINE STATE PRESS. is publisheda at the
No rl,... ,,., morning at S2.OO NCdl,

n. A. FUSTEK, FkUPHIEIUH'
TERMS Eight Dollars year in advance
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THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS is published
every day, tSunday excepted,l at No. IIlh'eiS
Exchange, Commercial Street. Portland.
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THE MAINE STATE PRESS, is published at the
same place gery Thursday morning at S2'ooa Se"'
Invariably in advance.
RATES OF ADyERTIsING.-one mn mn " =, 'i"N''"
lenpfb OF column constitutes square.
$3.50 per square daily first week 90 40 cen.s per
week after: three insertions, or less, Sloo contlhu-
Ing every other day after first week, 80 cents.
Halt SQUARE three insertions or less, 40 cents; one
week. SI.O0; 80 cents per week alter.
per week; three insertions or less, $3.50.
SPECIAI NOTICES l.25 per square or the first in
serton and 20 cents pei square for each subsequent
insertion.
Advertisements inserted in the "MAINE STATE
PRESS" (which has large circulation IN every ~ r
n the Staef for S1OO per square for first inserfic
ID 30 cents per square for each subsequent ins,
ton.
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Inc whoie prohts OF the Company revert to the
Assured, anu are divided annually, upon the Premi-
Ghcates are issued, bearing interest until redeemed
Average Dividend lor ten years past SO per cent.