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RALTIMOREHMAR

BALTIMORE, March 1S.-Cotton firm.
Rio coffee, l3339l4c., gold, in bond. Flour
firm at the recent advance city super
fine, $1,000. Corn advanced 3@4c. white,
$l.lO@$l.l2. Provisions active and firm ;
bulk shoulders, 949Ic.
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poARDING AND I,OpGING.

POA RIDING AND LOIGING.-Afe few
DtDAY or TRANSIENT BoARBHRS can be &C
ccommodat.d on reasonable terms II early applica-
ton Honse. NH n i'm
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BOOTS. SHOES, HATS, &c.

UTON ERFUL NEWS-Aa dhp
w CHANCs WHICH EyERYBnDY v
ING OF BOOTS AND sHoEs.-
MICHAEL GUEsT, formerly OF the nrm OF d;
p. Frank 4 CO.. has Just opened at alt Broad
street, between Fourth and Filth large and we'll:
selected stock of BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS. and
HATS. which will be sold at prices to suit the
closest buyers. The following are some OF my
prices: aides Congress Gaiters from 81, rs up,
Ladies' Morocco Boots from slap, thiidren's
Shoes from 4oc. up Mems Boots from W To 17.eo,
warrant "a good they can be had elsewhere at
much higher prices. Don't fail 10 give US call.
Liberal discount made TO merchants.
MICaAEL 6UNST,
No. All Broad street, six doors from
NH Is Dresden q Fox's.
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ENCOURAGING! ENCOURAGING I

FNCOUKAGIN Nc! ENCOURAGING
Ia The new firm OF A. GgNsT CO. are r66r
meeting with great success. The excel.
lent qualify and extremely low prices OF "
their BOOTS and SHOES sre the causes -
Of their success. We are daily receiving
facturers, which we are enabled TO sell very low.
Mems Boots from 81. so to 50; Ladies Shoes, from
Misses Shoes, from rs cents to %; Childrens
Shoes from SO cents 10 tl6o. An txce lent quality
Ladies' Kid Congress Caters and Balmsr Is very
low. Please give us call before purchasing
elsewhere. Wa can offer great Undue. msnts to
country merchants A. GUNSr CO.,
No. sos Broad street, near Fith.
Mrs 6. sHLoss solicits ~ call from her numerous
friends Eh le
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m J. BOWLES 81 CO.,
LUMBER DEALERS,

corner Eleventh and Canal sire cts south side basin
(Gary 4 Aliens old sGnd).
Having entered into the RETAIL LUMBER
BUsIN BsS under the firm and style 81 l. :.
B0WLES & CO., most respectfully Solicit the pa
and also would be pleased to serve Oh friends OF my
BROTHER. in. law, Mr.. Charles q. Elicit, 70 whom
refer. lie 2O-lml THOMAB J. BOWL6s.
EMOVA HABLISTON q
N BROTHER having bought the large stock Of
trenshaw. and leased the sore recently occupied
by them, are now prepared, with LARGE ADDl-
Tons TO THEIR STOCK, TO supply all who may
WAYS keep on hand the finest assortment In the
market, and invite their friends to give them
call at No. Dos Main street, corner Oh Nintn, up
stairs. 1917
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RAL LARD HOUSE,
RICHMOND. VA.
THIS NEW AND ELEGANT ESTABLISHMENT
Is now complete in all Its appointments.
Il 10 acknowledged to have
NO SUPERIOR
In the southern States,
AND ToBE RoUAL
to any In the North.
The owner has spared no expense to make It
equal In every respect to
ANY HOTEL IN THIS COUNTRY.
The propri stors pledge their best efforts to make
their guests in every way comfortable. Their
LONG and SUCCESSFUL EXPERIENCE
justinss them in saying that the accommodations
OF no hotel shall be superior to theirs.
They ask the support Of their friends and the
public generally. BALLARD BRoTHhh.
JOHN p. BALLARD,
THOMAS E. BALLARD. JAP
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TAMES RIVER STEAM BREW
81 ERY-ALE, PORTER, AND LAGER BEER
We are prepared to furnish these articles at lower
prices and OF as good quality as any, whether do
nestle or imported
are our uthorzed agents for the sale OF our goods
In Richmond. -
IA s-ts BETZ, YUENGLiN6 bBfBh.
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~~--~~z--~~~----~-~
MI LES AND HoKS
~ Just arrived 1T the FXCH sSGksMA
hfEKY AND SALE STABLE. Franz HR
t1n mrse,, nns HuNpRED YOUNG and 11e
W6 a., ohuks MULES. Alsoa lot OF Ene YOUNG
sell ~ fair prices. pN'pe''
invite ,hs .ttsniion Of IN. tanners end plant.
lot Of stock. and promise them .s,,.fa, ~, - n
quality ana price. lie 11-tsl JOHN v DAVIS.
A MEXICAN STABLES.-Ihen under.
N signed having leased the stable on Tenth
between Main ard Cary streets, forrnnriy ON.
pied by Mr.. Xix, begs leave 10 inform h s'fdsnSs
and the public generally, that from ana sfser dais
he IL prepared to take HORSES oS LIVERY
either b the day, week. o. month, on rs.sorabls
40 supsrintsndsnt and having In bis employ
esrsf1l and skilfll groonA he feels sssgrsA q
his ability % give entire satisfestion 70 al who
spectfully solisits share Of psnensGs:
10 n-ts b. COfTbsLL.
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DEMOVAL.-The undersigned beg
IL to inform their friends that they have removed
to their NEW WAREHOUSE, In Pearl Block,
Fourteenth street between Main and Cary, where
they will be pleased to see their customers and tho
public large and well-selected stock OF GRO.
GERIES, PROVISIONS, and LIQUORS always on
hand to which they resPssHNsa AZ H Sns fsen''0n
Fourteenth street
ia1-n between Main and Cary.
EMOvAL. -PILKINTON, PUL-
IL LIAM CO., AUCTI0NEERs, kEAL ESTATB
AGENTS., and COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Qor.
merly No. 3 Wall street, have removed to the
large and commodious warerooms NO. - Pearl
street. ;,
Having large facilities for storage, they respect;
fully solicit consis nments Of manufactured and
leaf TOB Geo, FLOUR, WHEAT, CORN, OATS,
and COUNTRY PRODUCE generally. Thankful
for the liberal patronage bestowed upon the con.
Germ in the past, they respectfully solicit con-
tinusnce Of the same, pledging their best enorts
to afford satisfaction TO their patrons:
PlLRiNTON, PULLIAM CO.,
Auctioneers, Real Estate Agents, and
Commission Merchants, No. Is Pearl street.
fe l3--tS
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SEEDS.

GRASS SEEDS.-CLOVER, TIMO-
" THY, and ORCHARD GRASS SEEDS on con.
signment for sale by A 0. LIB. ,
NH Is 1911 Cary street,.
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DOBERT BRIGGS, BOOT AND9Al
IL SHOE MAsUgACTtRER. No; III
Twelfth. between Main and franklin
Streets makes to order LADIES' Ard GEN.
TLEMEN's BOOTS and SHOES Of the best mate;
rial and workmanship that can DC oDtainsd, sha
made anywhere. A call 10 respectfully solicited.
n B.-Rspairing neatly done ,,ooo
Twelfth street between Main and Frsnkhn'
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GLOVER SEED.-150 bushels CLO>
- YIN 'HAD '0' CHARLES HOWARD,
roh IN No Fifteenth street.
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

CINCINNATI MAKkETS.
CINCINNATI, March lS.-Flour I'M
changed and firm. Corn quiet. Cotton
unchanged. Mess pork in good demand,
and advanced to s22.50. Provisions firm.
ST. LOUIS MARKETS.
ST. LOUIS, March ls.-Flour active; ex-
ira, S1l.5O. Corn heavy. Provisions adj
vancing mess pork, s22 .5O@s23. Bacon
Shoulders, 91ac.; sides, 1890. Lard,
l2ac.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
LONDON, March 1S-Evening.-Consols
steady at 81. United States 5-20's, AZ.
LIVERPOOL, March s-Noon.-Cotton
opens very firm with continued activity
and advancing tendency; middling up
lands quoted at 131a@l3a.
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SPRING Sly l. ES.-CASSlM MERE
- and SILK EATS, for young men, inst ont;
mn 3 s15 Main street, Spotswood BLOCK.
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IMPORTANT CERTIFICATE.


aMHssRs. p. III. DRAKE: Gentemen,-l have
suffered terribly with Dyspepsia for three or four
years, and tried many remedies without effect.
had to abandon my profession, and suffered greatly
from everything ate | have now tried the Plan
tation Biuers-they helped mel continued their
use, and am now nearly a well man. know Of
several similar cases.
"REv j. S. CATHoRy."
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TRgpEaAR WORKS, RICHMOND. VA,l
February n, 1861.
THE "TREDEGAR COMPANY"
Il having purchased the Tredegar Works and
Armory Rolling Mil, and the manufacturing bu-
sinsss OF Messrs. J. X. Anderson y Co., has this
day organized.
This Company win continue to produce all the
attic les heretofore made at these works, TO wit:
IN THE ROLLING AILLs:
Bar and Guide Iron,
Railroad, Ship, and Cut Spikes;
Rolled Chairs, Nails,
Bridge Bolts.
IN THE PouSpgIEs AND MACHINE SHOPS:
Cars, freight and baggage;
Railroad " nsels and Axles, fitted or separate;
Chilled Tires;
Railroad Trucks. complete;
Stationary and Portable Engines, for saw MILLS
and plantation purposes;
Marine Engines OF all classes;
Sugar Mills and ss~ Mills;
Boilers-nue, locomotive. and cyTndeii
Gazing. OF iron and Brass, including the largest
descriptions made;
MIN and Steamboat Shafts OF the heaviest CLASS.
In addition, It viii at once commence the manu-
fassurs OF BALE J. R. ANDERSON, President.
v n.~~v, vfca- PYsaident. NH lin
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NEW STOCK.-WE HAVE JUST
IN received . large stock OF TRAVsLLlNo
TRUNKS and TRAVELLING BAGS, OF All SIZES
and shapes made to our order, which we can re.
commend to be strong and good. All In want OF
TRUNKS will give rs . call. We viii sell them
'sty , so~' PUTNEY WATTS.
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ARGE LIMA BEANS, EARLY
4 Mohawk Bush or Snap Bean, Early Yellow
ak weeks Bnsh or Snap Bean, Early China Red
Eve Bush or Snap Bean, Early Valentine Bush or
Snap Bean together with large and general as
sortment OF GARDEN SEEDS At wholesale and re.
tail WILLIAM II. SCOTT, Druggist,
corner Franklin and Seventeenth streets.
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GARDEN SEED.-A fresh supply OF
raJiahIa GARDEN and FLOWER SEED just
received by JOHN w RISON. Druggist,
NH Main and Third streets.
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TWENTY-FIVE CASES CONCEN-
/ TRATEDLYE lust received and for sale by
r. w. POWERS,
fs25 corner Main and Fifteenth streets.
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They act with unerring power and are taken
with the pleasure OF beverage. They perform
most wonderful cures in stubborn cases OF Dyspep-
sa Liver Complaint, Nervous Affections, Loss OF
Appetite, Intermittent Fevers, DiarrhGa, Sour sto-
mach, Headache, Fever and Ague, Weakness,
Mental Dependency, &c. as a morning appetizer
AMI ofter-dinnsr tonic, they should be ia every
family. They are delightful, eThitdrdting sti-
mula,lt, ioit.out any subsequent simplifying redc-
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SPRING STYLES ELITE, RICH.
- LIEU, JEROME, YACHT, PILOT, and other
styles too numerous to mention, for young men,
lust received at POWHATAN WElSlGERS,
NH sl5 Main street. SpotswOod BLOCK.
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.V'esC Advertisements.
Hardy Machine Comply.

nIIE Treasurer Of the Hardy Machine Company
L gives notice thst the smoSnt OF all tho ASSESS
meats voted by said Co., and actually paid In. Is
sixty thousAni dollars thai the amount OF exist.
Ing capital stock 10 sixty thousand dollars that
the amount of capital stock invested In real &C.
tate. baildings, machinery and other hxturss, 10
festy-ars thousand. one hundred and seventy. four
dollars; that tho debts duo from said Company
aInssans 10 tuo Thousand dvo hanircd twenty Ave
and ea-iVV dollars. dedueting cash on hand that
tho lAA estinAtcd value affixed " The real estate
NJ said Company by tho Assessors " Biddeford, u
which ths same 10 located, 10 6,6Usl And the 90.
grcrate value Affixed ~ ell tho taxable property
OF said Corporation, V tlD,s. - 20 l..
CHARLES HARDY, Treasurer.
Biddsford, No. Jsly "a is65. 20 .. h.rs..
.f.t. STATE OF MAINE,
YoRk, S. Jlly 81, 1857. sworn 10 before mo,
n J. E.hUTLER, Justice Of the Peace.
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The Me,hodiss Camp Meeting Of Ken.

The Methodist Camp Meeting Of Ken
nebunk commences Sept. 81; since the de-
20, at the kennebunkpor stopping place
has been burned, passengers will undergo
the comforts of a platform only.
Attention Is called to the notice In anoth-
or column IN regard to tho closing up of'he
Photograph Rooms in this city and Saeo
during the second week in August
A meeting Of the Hardy Machine Co. is
called q, o'clock this afternoon, at the Of.
fee Of tho Treasurer Of said Co.
Our neighbor across the river figures GU,
a tax al SO, 900 q year for Saeo, to pay the
interest On Tire national debt. He ought to
be appointed financier to the city and the
other engine company, he is 80 good At fis'
urins and Judging from reports Of his dex'
irons mancuvering in that official line. nc
might, thus located, be able to relieve NM
soif personally Of tho excessive burden
which he whines Of ooaiiasally, in paying
such awful sus.s, witbsas receiving single
.divy." towards supporting that "abomina.
bio Radical city government Of Saco!
Everybody ought to have their household
furniture inssfod, and the Quincy Co. Of
Mas. h tho bess Co. We have Just insur-
cd what Ials we own. e
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SWEET BREATH.

the breath and leaves . delightful taste In the
mouth. Superior to any thing ever put befOre the
public. Prepared by DR.. ~. LEvxrl, Dentist Of
over u years practices In New York City.
LEvgrr's AROMATIC SwikrESiA Is an excellent
thing. and is endorsed by the prominent Dentists,
Doctors and Clergymen.-NsV York Tinss,
SwIsrENIA Ia . pleasant dsnuffice, whose merits
will he manifest on Its use.-NsW York Tribune.
SwigrxNA.-we don't thinS We 20 too far when
We say We don't think anythin. can equal IN.
Y. isdspeadsut.
swIEruSIA, 20 can say Aftsr having tried II, 70
ono Of the best deutifrices We have ever used.
KsadsH PAuiips' Snti-Siarsry standard.
Price 80. For sale by Dr. Bacon, Biddeiotd, and
Mitchell q Sawyer, S&eo, and all Druggists and
Fancy Dealers. lyi9
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DISSOLUTION.
Notice.

THIS 10 10 certify that have this day given 70
il my son. Wilbur u. Busssll, his time, 70 act and
trade for himself, and I shall pay no bills OF his
contracting. nor claim any Of his espnings g, rom
this date. JOHN q. BUzzELL.
Witness, WILLIAM N. SxiTH.
Diddcf6rd, July II. 1867. 3w3os
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BEAUTIFUL TEETH.

bEA u 11cOL -lCClus
swIETENIA preserves ths Teeth and Gums In .
healthy state. Is endorsed by the Scientific Dom
tist. In tho Profession. Prepared by Dr. NJ. LIS
York City.
I am delighted with tho effects Of SWIETENlA
Prompted by curiosity, I subjected 10 10 = lew
tests for acids and found In u deleterious In
gredient. As . toilet companion both Tor the sick
and we'll. consider IL . peculiarly refreshing
8. II. 0LssrEAp, NJ. d.
Price rs. For sale by all Druggists and Fancy
Dealers.
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To all Persons having business ut the
AuEass Term Of Probate Court

L ours on the sixth day Of August next, will be
adjourned 70 the following Friday, August ninth
The Register will DO In attendance for the pur'
lending TO any other Informal business on the fret
named day, All other business will be deferred
until Friday, al which time the Court Will DO In
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! Probate JVrOStces.
ITO oil persons Interested In either Of the estates
i hereinafter named,


i hereinafter named,
At, Court Of Probate hold st York
within and for the county OF York, on the hrst
Tuesday or July, In tho year OF our Lord eight
and 70, ins
on hcroInsiter dicatsd, Il is hereby Ordered,
That notice thereof DO given TO ali persons in
paS.sd Srsc .ss. SSss Chs ses
Ann JOURNAL, paper published In BIddeford. In
ssid county, and IN Abe Maine 1PWeerst Paper
publi,hed SAGE. In said county that They S, may
saa y Is: ooSt n And
30 heard thereon, and object, II they sec cause.
DANIEL MCINTYRE. late Of Ynk. deceased.
viii presented for probate by David Moulton, one
Of the executors therein named.
JAMES LITTL.EriELD, lato Of Kennehunk
deceased. VIII presented FOR probate by Abial
Littlshold, the executor therein nsmed. 10
WILLIAM COLE, late OF K.nnsbunk. deceased
Will presented for probate by Horace Cole, the sx
ecut0r named therein. ..E. .. .-.. ..'
oLvE TErHERLY, late Of Eliot, deceased
fsrs s sS sSmial.si fssfGs1 W ''' '''
GEORGE ", CRESssY. late Of BpAton. dsce,s
s.nssy v. t Sfss.ss. Eassus;is. ~ wv '''' y
fBETSEY cHfcE, late OF North Berwick. de-
ceased. First account, presented BY Esekiel D.
elements, Administratos. 80 yaI tr'.- W ~
JAMES X. LORD, late OF Lebanon, decessed
Fra and private account presented for allowances
by Jamss Lord, Executor. 10, ,..0'. ., i,.'r
SAMUEL C,oSS. late Of Mont pelisr, IN the STATE
Of Vermont deceased. Petition Tor .sdministra
Sy S1 EaSS Win f B. smith, creditor Of said estate
pLUMER HANScoM, late Of Eliot, deceased.
Petition for administration 70 Gcorgc Bowden OF
York, presented ny liypsabeth Freeman, grand.
mother and next Of kin Of aid DECEASED. r
RAYMOND NJ. SMITH. MINOR and heir Of vii.
liam Smith. iste OF Biddeford, deceased Petition
for liosnse 10 soil and convey real estate, present.
cd by john Stedworthy, Guardian. .,.. T.. ...f
CHARLES N. CLOUGH. late Of Psrsonsdsld,
deceased. Petition for license TO sell and convey
real estate, presented BY Sarah 'Cfough, Admihis.
tYatrtx Hr' - IAN e no On f'...' ~ -''.. ''i'
yxcoB TRAFToN, late OF shspleigh, deceased.
Petition sf tenss 10 sell ana convey real estate,
presented by stephen Y. Tsafson,, Administrator.
"uEoRGE MOODY, late Of York. deceased. Pc.
tition FOR an allowance odt OF personal estate Of
said deceased, presented, by Matilda y Moody
widow or said deceased. =. a,
Joshua GOODWIN, late Of York, deceased.
Petition for partition OF real estate, presented by
sarah Goodwin, devised under the viii OF said dc.
ceased. Also, her petition ~ widow for dover out
Of real estate Of said deceased. d. .....' .r..a.
BENJAMIN NORTON, late sGLiminston, do
Gaftiner II. Norton, Eiscutor.
EDWARD Z. BOURNE, Judge
Ahss cory d tAe edginl order, %. - 'ii
All. u Attest aroRaE IL, KHowLroS, Register.
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Nc Plus Ultra Collar COMPANY. :

YoRx. IS. Jlly q, 1857. sworn 10 befnre mo,
ii J. E.nUTLER, Justice Of the Pssc
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Ibis wide awake, thriving city. We alluds TO the
pew Auction and Commission House that has 70.
,ontly been opened by GEORGE y. GOOD, In Ad-
ANS New Block, on Aifssd street, In the oIty,or
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edged!
NEw rIAn.-Our friends will notice The
business change announced In our adveris-
ing colun's, in which the name OF TcnsxR
& PAasoSs prominently appears Tho -en-
Tor partner Of the oil firm, Mr.. Goodwin
resires FINN the business. The advertise
psn, Of the new firm with speak fos is.
SELF r.r
A Young Mems Christian Association
has been organized in this city and held its
f;rss meeting in City Hall on Sunday last.
Il hes the support and encouragement Of
AL tho churches in the city and gives hope
orsccomplishing agrsai Eool. We shall
do,,btless have occasion To speak Of tho as
sso;a,ion he r-sfter at greater length.
The Govsrnmens sdversiscs foe proposals
10 remove sunten rock in mid-channol oi
ssco River, near Liulcs island. ,Gf
Tho Ds~serat learns that's Csps. Towie
has BEEN appointed clerk of,hs rolh at the
Hillary Navy Yard. r
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LaeQlia COMPANY,

nHk Treasurer q he IAcouia Company s,res notice
that he ssssssDenes voted and actually paid In 70 one
nlkoa aud seven hossAnd douAn tAAi The exiAiins
ss.itai ssss . oos mea dollars lhas tAs dsbts due
nun ssh Company amount % four hundred nney.hres
tAoosand one husred and sixythe dollars and thirty
esht cents that he capital stock invested In re.i estate
ouinsl machinery and osher nxtures 70 nine hunirrd
tv,pyaios housand nine hundred and ninety ak dolars
and ssSty-oos cents At the last estimated value afxe
b he rrai estate Of aid Company By the Assessors q
Hhddefurd IN which the sane 10 ocaisd, tfoOo, and
~. srrrs9s.e value AFFIXED ~ all the snabss psoPeryo(
~ Coopaay By sid Assessors Ia $4,000.
BiidsfOrd, July 70, 1867.
TArE OF MAINE
Yoar 81 July 20, 1861. Sworn tn before me,
ivsl n N CHAPMAN, Justice VI the Peass.,
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UIIE Treasurer of the Nc Pima UltrA Collar Com.
i papy gives notice that the amount OF oil the
assessments voted by said Company and actually
paid In Is one hundred thousand dollars that tho
existing capital stock Is one hundred thousand
dollars, that the debts OF the Company on the
arst day of Juiy, lss,. we're ten thousand and
nincty-one dollars and thirty-niue cents (flo..
In buildsss, machIncSy. Ac., 10 eight thousan nd
three hundred and thirty thrvc dollars and my.
nine cents o., IN seN that the estimated value
An Z sd On the suildinys cf said Company by the
Assessors et The city 70 Blddcford IL four thousand
seven hundred iollAIs % ,IDvl
PENGrsON HAlNEs, Treasurer.
Rsidsferd, July 20, 1851.
I'M, Rev.4
) cents.
rrT0 STATE o. NIIssI.i}-..A
10 before me. II. u. CHAPMAN,
u Justice OF The Peace.
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LOCAL q COUNTY INTELLIGENCE.

n.,....,..,, ,.,.,;,. IN ell.
=, .,-I a., F. u.~..
49,. y. =, -, 90 N.
:" -,s. H., ,,, ,,,l -
"o ~ W." -, a.,
"o"e' " "'0 ',,I.
'hc aaloinc"' Np's'"s" '' ""
true. This week . ssne OF u'a' PoPe' '''.
lows up the attack BY publishing resolves
from what PurPorts- to 10 the pe'ase .o"'
pany. It is time that the attack shou"' &c
.ircd. We are informed thst AM. he~e'
forbade the Company 70 run 70 'no "'e u.s., y
after he wss informed oy SsP
GIN. who rode d"ee"y "''" '"o .'' u.. :.
was pn' out OF "nae' INC 'on'p''" eo""o'
OF the b'ddeofu e"s"oS' .''0 wa "'
harm in this.-she act was smp'e common
sense. II Is no moro 'han inc Un'e' .hs'
nccr did very recently ~ inc o"nh"s " tho
house on the Pool road. The engine was
got ost but nc ordered " osek, on the
ground that before the engine could DC got
s,.r ,u.v N IN. .cen. ,he house would be
.,,;,.,v consumed No,e of these ever
-. 6, .r On. D.,,,, thought of
60, 49,. 49,, no IN. ,l... unless no
~as natural born fool. Tho proP"e'y "
g., ..,,l n,, mi, petty annoyance Of a
,,,,v, arises from the fact that the old sore,
r,la,iy. to the rersodeling Of the Saco fire
d.,.,,me,,. I, not vet healed and IL is not
>, ,r.or tina, ia efficiency would be injured,
go. !, all, farther remotleled. II Is rather
Gar. l., n. day 10 impcach the ssliberality"
Of NO veteran q fireman rs Alderman
Ilewcs, who was actively engaged in the
e., ,,e,or,mcn, Of saco for thirty years,
and i;r ,wcn,y.,hrcc year, Of that time was
foreman of two companics-,en years Of
one, AMI thirteen years OF tho other. And
il is 100 la,c in tho day for the class Of in.
diviiuals who arc seeking to stir up strife
and make political capital against the city
govcrpmcnt Of Saco, to attempt to make US
in Bddciorh believe that the city authorities
and citizens Of Saco arc not extremely
anxious, and tina, they viii not use every
o1er,ion, to render all the aid possible in
making both fire departments united and ef'
'e'"'''
We arc pleased 10 noocc h"' "'"c "oe'
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-07-26

UVrHERE can I ct the niece. photographs,
w A. MckENSEY HopS40NS; xhsr.
Z any place 10 Biddsled or Sseo, and waSfSsts4
y - bseess. Ne. l3i naia etrsss. :. '
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-07-26
MARRIED.

In this city. July u, Mr.. Benjamin T. Clark,
aged 81 years. 49,
Mr. John Jones. aged - years.