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Saturday Morning, July az, 1867.
THE SURRATT TRIAL.

WASHINGTON, July 26.
The urratt trial was resumed this morning.
Judge Fisher decided that the evidence in
reference to the running of trains between
Washington and New York. delivered yester-
day, should not be stricken out unless the
prosecution shall have failed to connect the
prisoner with one of those trains. The testi-
mony as to Geographic communication be-
tween Elmira and Washington, whereby it
was possible for the conspirators to commune
cate with the prisoner, stands upon the same
footing, and will be stricken out if the prose-
cution shall fail to connect the prisoner with
the conspiracy by that instrumentality.
Considerable additional evidence on both
sides as to the character of DIR. Bissell was
submitted
discussion subsequently occurred on a
motion to strike out certain testimony by the
defence, first, that in relation to the attack on
Secretary Seward; second, that relating to Ja-
cob Thompson; third that relating to the
shooting OF Union prisoners and the eunboat
fight testified to by Mclean; fourth, the evil
dence given yesterday in relation to telegraph
ing; fifth, the evidence in relation to the rum
ming of trains on April 15, 1866; sixth, the let
ter known as the Duell letter, which was
picked up in North Carolina; seventh, all evil
dence relating to Atzerott at the kirkwood
House. The defence claimed that this was
trlal for murder, not conspiracy, and the evl-
dence had no relation to the case of the pris-
oner. E.Ali
The prosecution contended that all this evil
dence was legitimate, except the Duell letter,
which they had not properly connected with
the case and they had no doubt it should be
stricken out.
The Court took recess until tomorrow.
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BOSTON, July 20.
In the Boot and Shoe market there has been con
tnued active demand for all of the heavier descr-
tions, and buyers have taken and contracted for
large stocks for the Western market, thus early in
the season. as an advance in prices has been anici
pated for all goods manufactured from stock pur-
chased at recent rates. The principal advance has
been on goods made of wax kip and grain leather
and amounts to about per cent prices of 6Odays
since In calf Boots and Shoes there was little
more movement noticeable during the last week. but
the demand is sluggish as compared with that for
thick Boots, and prices have not advanced more than
about per cent There is fair stock only ON hand
at present. and manufactures are working moderate
y in this line, not anticipating very large trade
this fall Ladies' Boots have also been in rather light
request thus far but the prospect is good for an
early demand, and dealers taking the from other
branches of the trade, prices reid at about per
cent. advanc for all kinds OF women's an childrens
pegged work for fall and winter wear. In the fine
qualities we do not learn that prices have materially
changed, but are firm with moderate stocks Of goods
on hand. The shipments from the Eastern market
for the week resent gratifying increase of about
5000 cases, mostly for the Western trade, which,
from present appearances, will take larger stock of
goods this year than they did last and earlier in the
season.-lShoe and Leather Reporter. I7ls
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PROPOSALS.

VN7ILL BE RECEIVED AT THIS OFFICE, un-
wv til o'clock r NJ, on Thursday, the sth OF
or iess of EARTH to be delivered in scows or canal
boats alongside the scarps, at Fort Gorges in this
harbor. The earth is to be Of two kinds, viz: list,
such a character Us will compact well under the
rammer. OF this $500 cubic yards lmore or lessl
will be required; I'd rich mould-to form SOL
suitable Tor cultivating grass. OF this 5oo cupe
sEPARATE PROPOSALS will also be received, Tor
to be delivered alongside the wharf at Fort
Georges. The sods must be II inches square, cut TO
and not less than oG as%se rne
free from weeds, and grown upon good soil, with
sufficient tenaclty for handling and laying.
The delivery Of the earth aud sod must COM
rnence within ten days after notice given by the En-
gineer in charge, and in such quantity may be
quiredall to be delivered not later than the 10th
Bidders will state the price per cubic yard for the
earth, delivered as above-specitying each kind and,
above.
The contract will be awarded to the lowest re-
sponsible bidder and be subject to the approval Of
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 IN
formal bids, as well as those that are above a rea
sonable price tor the work; and no member OF Con-
gress, officer or ag snt CT the Government, nor any
person employed in the public service, shall he adj
mitted to any share in the contract or any benefit
which may arise therefrom.
earth and sod, if approved and accepted by the
experimenting Engineer-2O per cent. to be reserv-
ed from each payment, until the completion Of the
contract.
Persons desiring to make proposals will please
call the Undersigned at his office, in Morton
Block, on Congress street, for forms OF same; and
on transmitting them, will endorse thereon 'Pro-
posas tor furnishing eorh Tor ''sod," as the case
may bel for Fort Gorges."
GEO. THoM,.
Bvt. Brig. General U. $. A.
U. s. Engineer Office,
Portland, Me-, July 20, 1867. edtu
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Partner Wanted.

THREE smart and intelligent young men. from te
i 10 20, to act as news agents. Apply at
c. Il. CHISHOLM & BROS,
july2Gdtf News Agents, q. 4. Depot.
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EUROPE.
NEWS BY THE CA.LE.

..,... PARIS, July %.
The Corps Legislatiff yesterday passed all
the provisions in the budget for extraordinary
expenditures. By this action the only sections
of the budget which had not previously been
agreed to were disposed of, and the other gem
eral business having been completed. the Corps
Legislatiff adjourned
LONDON, July %.
Omar Pasha reports that the military forces
under his command have succeeded in sup
pressing the insurrection in Gambia, and that
the war in that island is now ended
BY orders of the British War Office, a trial
OF the Rodman gun took place to-day in the
presence of number of naval and military
officers and experts. 1t was proved by the
tests to which the gun was submitted, that no
iron or steel armor yet invented is capable of
resisting his projectile. 9 Z
LONDON, July 25-Eyening,
Mr.. Fillmore has been named for Judge of
the Admiralty Court
Ets DUBLIN, July 25-Evening.
While the police were conducting squad of
Fenians through the principal street of Tralee
the bystanders loudly cheered the prisoners
and increasing in numbers to q mob, they
finally attacked the escort with stones No
determined attempt, however, was made to
rescue the prisoners, and they were safely de-
posted in the town Jail.
ST. PETERSBURG, July Is.
Advices from Central Asia state that the
Khan of Bokhara has obtained from the COM
mander of the Russian forces an agreement
for temporary suspe nsion of hostilities
LONDON, July 26.
The weather is unfavorabe for crops ~
The raft Nonpariel, from New York, arrived
out to-day 6s## HfE
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CANADIAN Affairs.

-, MONTREAL, July rs.
The Commissioner of the Imperial Govern
ment left here to-day en- route for the North
West Territory, to organize a colonial govern
ment there and facilitate settlements to coun-
terbalance the recent acquisition of Russian
: nerica by the United States.
OTTAWA c. W., July 26. =
Tao surveying party to ascertain the length
OF the Ottawa river has returned The river
is ascertained to be 900 miles long, not 800.
A large lake was discovered, which hitherto
was unknown. The natives of the country
trough which they travelled are pagans. The
Ten have plurality of wives. .1
QUEBEC, G. E., July 26.
heavy thunder storm last evening caused
siderable damage to buildings and shipping
pat with five persons on board is supposed
lost as no tidings have been heard of her
she started on her pleasure trip. s
e men were struck by lightning, and one
I'M badly paralyzed. n
TORONTO, C. W., July &c.
schooner Fairy Queen, bound for Oswe-
lie narrow escape from being wrecked
She sprung leak outside and became
mil OF water, when steam tug went to
rendered assistance.
nneral of Judge I'll arrison, who died on
Y, took place to-day. 1t was attended
iy all the judges and lawyers in the
.rday was the hottest day of the season,
rmometer standing So in the shade.
lty thousand Snyder rifles are ON the
lm England to this Province. They
i've at Quebec shortly and be at once
ed west for distribution among the
ers. s-7 M
for all regiments now serving in Cam
be served in the course of few weeks.
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Horses. Carriages, &c, at Auction
LIVERY SATURDAY, at II o'clock A. NJ, ON new
II market lot, Market street, shall sell Horses,
Carriages, Harnesses, &c.
Apl ~. +. o. BAILEY, Auctioneer.
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.,.-....ft NEW YORK, July 20.
Cottcn-frm; sales 1900 bales; Middling uplands
q @ 27!c.
Flour-dull and unchanged; sales 1900 bbls. = 4
Wheat-3 q &c lower; sales 81, 900 BUSH; Milwau-
kee Club No. Eat 2 90 a 2 O5; new Amber Southern
at 40 "a SO; White Southern at 60 q 20; White
California at 65 "a 276.s "a I, ~ - d !,
Comic higher; sales 14t 900 BUSH; new Mixed
Western at OF "a 045.
Oatsactive; sales $1,000 BUSH; State at &c. Ohio
at SO 9 94c; Western at so q soc.
Beef-firm. thi lff t'.Hs fsr
Pork-mess at % Sc.
Lard-a shade tirmer; sales at 124 q 1899 in bbls.
Whiskey-qulet. ~
Groceries unchanged
Petroleum quiet; refined bonded at 81 a 32c.
Tallow-quiet. -
Freights to Liverpool-quiet.
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The ChOIcra-Endiau A fairs

la f" ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, July &C.
A courier arrived at Fort Leavenworth yes
terday from Fort Gibson for medical supplies
and assistance. The cholera prevails among
the civil employees, Indians and freedmen at
that post, but has not yet attacked the troops.
The disease is decreasing at Fort Harker.
A dispatch from Fort Harker, Kansas, saws,
on the authority of Col Smith, Chief Surgeon,
that no new cases of cholera have occurred
there during the past twenty-four hours. and
that the epidemic is rapidly subsiding. -Four
cases have occurred on passing trains. l,st
The kowa Indians are committing outrages
south of the Arkansas river, and Gov. Mitch
ell, Of New Mexico, calls for battalion of
mounted volunteers to act against them.
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laucc at n Political NIectiu. in
Knoxville. ..

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. July 26.
Frank P. Blair, while addressing a
Conservative meeting, was frequently in
ceeeied in his remarks by the negroes, who
cirq loudly for Brownlow. Towards the
n,eopf the speech fight commenced, in
in Htlfelght or ten shots were fired, resulting
Err 5Hkilling of one negro and wounding sew
CHI. On learning the news at the colored
broatfdl, 200 negroes formed in procession and
-sSceeded to the scene of the disturbance,
where they were met by the agent of the Freed
mems Bureau and the police, and were per-
suaded to dispense, thus preventing bloody
rint
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The Turf

PROVIDENCE, July 26
The match for $1,000. between Dexter and
Brown George and mate, on the Washington
Trotting Park this afternoon, was won by
Dexter in three straight heats. Time 2.20 ga,
2.22 "a, 2221-4.
Col. Spragues Narraganset Park will be
opened Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of
next week, when 81 900 in premiums will be
competed for by a field of twenty horses, en-
bracng some of the best known to the turf
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Lost.
BETWEEN Chatham and franklin Streets be-
ID tween niue and ten O'Clock this forenoon mem
orandum book containing milk account, and
small ameuntof money. The finder will be suitably
remarked by leaving 1t at the drug store of Charles
Cory, Fore Street.
July 1, 1867. i9li. Al jy2dtf
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0"ie OF Timber Lands for Bates
College.

NOTICE IL ler.h Bangor, March Z, 1857.
soiye 70 carry into effect chapter two Snpdped
ioSr in favor r Of fS stSs q eighteen hundred SIX
airy ~, 1867, that townships numbelad p reoru "
a and 10 Range 1! s. situated upon The ufTer
OF the last named township, will be offefed w, s
by public auction Tor the benefit OF said College. NJ
the Land Office in Bangor, on Wednesday the inn
day Of September next, at II O'Clock, noon.
One third cash and satisfactory noJes payable in
on and two years, secured by mortgage the prem
ises, will be received in payment.
I-.. .. ISAAC X. CLARK
marSdtSept IL, Land Agehl.
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, H., July 26.
Flour heavy. Wheat steady for Winter but me-
at 50 q 49, Corn declining; sales No. at CT @
C8k. Rye firm at an advance a &C.; sales at 80 @9
96c for No. /. Provisions dull-Mess Pork nominal
at 23 30 q "a 90, Lard at 12jc. Beef Cattle dull at
10 g % tor good to choice. Smooth Sheep mod
erately active but unchanged. 'ia =
Receipts-2600 bbls. flour, 126, 800 bush wheat 1885,
800 bush corn, 77,0o0 bush. oats, $500 hogs. Ship
ments-25,00 bbs. four $1,000 BUSH wheat, 1853, 600
bush corn, 800 bush. oats. rta ~
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NEW YORK, July rs.
A letter from British Honduras, dated July
18Th, says another steamer has arrived from
the United States with large number of i'm
migrants. AS inducements to settlers the
Legislature exempts all immigrants from du-
ties and taxes for three years after arriving,
admits their stock, implements, furniture and
provisions free, and gives land and money to
each able-bodied settler
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LECTURES.

A NEW course Of Lectures as delivered at the
N New York Museum of Anatomy, VIII DC sen
to parties unable to attend them tney are ~ VIA ~
Ii1ea and what a. 70 live Tor? Youth, Maturity and
Old generally r1 FstUsns Sy and Neat
M anu su Nfarriope Philosophcaily considered
etc. ' These important Lectures will be iorwsrsd
on RECEIPT 81 sr lsS of Anatomy and Science.
ais broadway, New YORK
49, Of n T& S3ms
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From Richmond.

RICHMOND, July g.
The District Court commenced its session to-
day, Judge Underwood presiding. .,.sg
Gen. Schofeld to-day issued general order
modifying his previous orders and carrying
into effect SO much of the recent act of Con-
gress as affects registration.
The city is full of rumors about changes in
the city officers, and it is generally understood
that the military authorities are about to make
appointments
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TEETH! TEETH! TEETH!
U. s. Mlxysh0L's Notice.

UNITED STATES OF AMERIcA,l
DISTRICT OF MAINE, 8. s.
PURSUANT to Mention from the Hon Edward
Il Fox, Judge of the United States District Court
within and Tor the District OF Maine, hereby give
public notice that the following Libel has been filed
in said Court, viz
ctinery. Tackle ApareI and Furniture in behalf of
MicGh Sampson, Agtntyor the Schooner L.. M. Ham,
iton, In cause of collision civil and maritime as is
more particularly set forth i'm said Libel that q
hearing and trial will be had thereon ut Portland in
said District, ON tn: Second Tuesday Of Sepfem-
therein, may appear and show cause, il any can
be shown, wherefore the same should not be decreed
liable to said claim and disposed Of according to
law. ...,
Dated at Portland this twenty-third day Of July
A. D., 1867.
lf1 t0 f.. QUINBY,
If1.. Deputy U. s. Marshal Dist. OF Maine.
IuIv 02-dfAd .|
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Foreclosure Of Mortgage.
Tents,

l-T11r rents.
A FULL supply Of Tents, of all sizes, for sale at
"A store Commercial Street, head OF Widgery's
Wharf june26dtf
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From Washington.

p WASHINGTON, July 26.
=, The President to-day appointed Lieut.. Gen.
Sherman and Brig. Gems w. L. Harvey and
Alfred u. Terry members of the Indian Com
mission. This completes the list, the other
commissioners having been designated in the
act. The Indian Bureau will Immediately
place itself in communication with every
member OF the commission, with q view to en-
terng upon their duties at the earliest practi-
cable period. They will probably assemble at
ST. Louis on the 1st of August. .-...t
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Il H r. M A r. * e II s.
Financial.

New YORK, July 90.
The plethora Of Money is greater than ever. Call
loans e per cent. on Governments and a on
stock collaterals. Prime paper 81 q per cent.
The resignation Of Mr.. Keep as President of the
New York Central, gives general satisfaction, and
The road will now be run in harmony with the Har-
lem and Hudson River railways. Railroad shares
excited and active this morning, and there was
general recovery from yesterdays lowest point. -
governments quiet and steady on the gold basis
Steamship shares quiet Border State bonds frac-
ton lower. Miscellaneous stocks higher. Coal
stocks quiet and firm Express stocks firm with
light offerings. t4sef &. ffa4fF 8F y ~ = :"
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South Carolina Union State Convention.

l1l-0 -COLuHBIA, 5. C., July e.
To-day, in convention, the time was con-
Of the State Central Convention of the Union
Republican party. They also elected white
President and Treasurer and colored Vice
President and Secretary. Resolutions were
adopted that copy Of the proceedings be
States, Gen. Sickles and the Executive Com
mittee of the party at Washington. The Con-
vention adjourned tonight.
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GENERAL AGENCY.
Forest City Intelligencs& Employment Office
'IS Congress "ee

Opposite Mechanics Han Building.
MRS. LOUISA HovEY having returned to the
M city after absence OF one yeay WIZ az M,
olJ estabshed Office male AMI female help domes-
tics. German Irish Scotch Enssh and ,1 AneI,ssn
"a al can always find employment at this office
Two Hundred girls wanted Immediately for hotels
ami boarding houses Citizens and strangers always
snnnlied with the very best Of help Please TO give
us q call. y.EI a pnVrv
july20d1ms LooAoA n"'HA'
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DIs IIUUIS, y uIy AO
The recent alleged whipping case at Fort
Sedgwick has been investigated. No soldier
was ever whipped, staked, tied or exposed to
buffalo gnats for stealing or any other offence.
The stories are pure fabrications of cruelty and
sensation, and put in circulation by a late en-
ployee of the subsistence, but who had been
dismissed for supposed peculation.
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BowdOin Collepo-

4 IANDMDATES for admission to Bowdoin College
~ VIII be examined Commencement week, on Fri
gay, august 9th, at o'clock A. NJ, at the Chemical
Lecture Room, in Adams Hall; or at the beginning Of
the ran Term, on Thursday, August goth, at the
Brunswick, July "a, 1857. dsw
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THE store recently occupied by Blake, Jones &
Co., 1877 Commercial Street, in the Granite
Block. One OF the best locations the street for
Flour or Grocery business. Possession given imme-
diately. Apply to .h-
LYNCH, BARKER 81 CO.,
july1Gdtf 139 Commercial Street.
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NOTICE. will sell on favorable terms as to
the corner of Middle and Franklin streets. and on
Franklin street. including the of Franklin and
Fore streets. Apply to WIN. billiard, Bangor.
or SMITH s. REED, Attorneys Portland, iy1aff
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PROMISE.
T.. n. CHASE Il co.

DROMISE, if their friends and the pubic VIII l%t-
4 ronize them with the cash, to sell, on anu aIter
Monday, July 10Th, at the corner Of Green and Port
land streets, Flour, Groceries ana ConhtIy fro""oo
at wholesale or retail al Q very small prom. Gil
Please remember terms and place-Cdsh ana SMof'
Profts-cor Green and Portland SITS. Jylodim"
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Il o r. I'm Ct y
Iron W0terstOp
THRESHOLDS
Patented 1865.

The object Of this Patent Is to prevent rain and
melting snow from entering houses from beneath
doors and windows It has been thoroughly tested
and Is warranted not to tail.
This Threshold is admirably adapted to that
much-desired style of windows called Easement OF
French windows, for by this invention all the disa-
greeable features Of that style of window obvat-
ed and there can be no reason why 1t cannot be
brought into general use.
Certificates unnecessary, for al that is needed is
to the operation of one during Storm to psk
those who have tried them.
!. Orders addressed to
-g.st JAMES A. ross,
Middle, near Hamr shire street, promptly attended
tn ivo0
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Havana Market.

I -t ..-r.s..q y BALTIMORE, July %.
The steamer Liberty, from Havana ed inst. ar
rived here this evening. The Sugar market ouens
firm and active on basis of "a q 9rs per ar6be for
No. IL Dutch standard
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washington correspondence.

NEW YORK, July 26.
A special Washington dispatch says Gen.
Meade has been designated to succeed Gen.
Sheridan when the President gets ready to
move in the matter - CT
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PROPOSALS.

July 23-d14d
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OFFICES in the third story CT building ON corner
~ of Exchange and Milk Streets Enquire at Of
ice Of OCEAN INSURANCE co,
Feb 20. If Exchange Street.
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OFFICES in the Sd story of the Canal National
" Bank building. Also large room in 4th story
Apply at the Bank, jy22d1awtf new
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... LONDON. July 25-Evenng.
The bullion in the Bank Of Enelond has increased
59o, O0O during the week past The Bank rate has
been reduced TO 2 per cent. aefss!3
! 5a.. LIVERPOOL, July 25-Eyening
The Cotton market closed buoyant; Middling up-
lands 103d; Middl ng Orleans 10sd. Breafsfufs-
dull. Corn 35s Cd. Wheat 13s lid for California
White Barley, Oats and Peas unchanged Provis-
ions-Lard firm at 49s Cd. Pork and Beef unchang-
ed Cheese dull at 53s. Produce-Petroleum closed
low 44s Sd for American. Rosin and Spirits Turpen-
tine unchanged. ,II
-. ioaaH LONDON, July 26-Noon. y
Consols at 944 for money aii'lslS . y
AMERICAN SECURITIES. H. S. 5-2U's 70 1916; ILL
nois Central shares II, ex-dividend Erie Railroad
shares 49,; Atlantic and Great Western a.
LIVERPOOL, July 26-Noon
4 CottOn-Sales to-day estimated ut fe,eo0 babes,
Mldlline uplands 10ld Orleans 1o8d sales of the
1000 to exporters stock in port, est 900 bales, in
Curling 1868 900 American. Observation-Disclosures is
unfavorable for crops; quotations unchanged.
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TO LET.
To Let,
To LET.

DOOM suitable for n light mechanical business, or
IL other purposes, in COED location.
jy23dtf GEO. II. MITCHELL, 20 Preble st.
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For Rent.

WITH BOARD, large pleasant rooms suitable
w for gentleman and wife, at 80 Free street.
June 29-dtf ,t