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WASHINGTON.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE RECONSTRUCTION COM.

PROCEEDINGS OF THE RECONSTRUCTION COM
MITTEE.
WASHINGTON Feb. 1S.-The Reconstruction
Committee this morning considered the bill
removing disabilities from certain rebels, but
without definite action. The bill introduced
yesterday by Mr.. Bingham for the admission
OF Alabama into the Union was considered for
q short time. Mr.. Stevens thought that action
ought to be delayed until they could get al
the facts. He was rather dissatisfied with il,
however, believing that general bill, applica-
bic to all the Southern States should be pass
ed, instead OF acting upon the States separate
~. MIR. Stevens submitted bill for the divis-
hon OF Texas into three States. and proyi ling
that the convention about assembling In that
state M the metes and boundaries OF the
new States; and further, that each of them
have the same cons tuition. He thought there
ought 10 be TOUR OF the States carved out OF
Texas territory, but he would be content with
three. Mr. Stevens will report the bill TO the
House, SO that IL may be printed and r. ferred
back to the committee for revision if nenessa.
~. Mr.. Higgins, Freedman's Bureau OH
Ger, appeared and made complaint aga;,st
Gen. GIlon la connection with | court martial
which acquitted man named John on. for
the murder of negro, The narrative was
the part of the committee. subcommittee
90 ways and means are in session on the de-
tails and phraseology of the new tax bill, which
will not be reported Tor several weeks to come
LETTER POSTAGE TO EAST INDIES
We are requested to state that notice has
been given by the British Post Office Depart
ment that OH and from the 1st of March next
the single rate of postage for letters between
me United States and East Indies via Eng
land will be twenty eight cents per half ounce
when forwarded for transmission via South
ampton, abd thirty-six cents when intended
sorry. PN
BoCRTlEs FOR MISSOURI STATE GrApns
The House Military Committee have dac;d.
ed to report the Senate bill ciying nov ona
bountes to ten regiments Of Missonri ST.
Guards called out during the rebellion
NEW Law DEPARTMENT
The Judiciary Committee have authorized
Mr.. LawrSnce TO report a bill orcanizing q
Law Depart aent under the control of the a.
torney General.
TIE RIoHTs OF AMERICAN CITIZENS AFRO AID
The House Committee on Foreign Affair
to-day considered varions propositions with
view TO harmonize conflicting views on tb
subject of protecting the rights OF American
citizens abroad. They will report an entirel
new BILL Several members of the COMMITTEE
were averse to declaring the right of expatria
don, on the ground that this was q pripcipl
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co Nj M H CHA L.

NEW YORK, Feb. 10 Money unchanged and very
easy Pair amount of currency shipped West With
in a-few days Sterling Exchange quiet at 1904 @
ioa3. Gold opened At 14ll, aud closed at 14Oi
az iIog, and steady Governments steady generally
and strong on lo-ie's. Henry, eiswes & CO. repo
$50 r. NJ quotations :-COupon 6's 1881. 1ili q ii29
62os 1867! 1lS q III; DO 1854 1O9 q 1te}; do 1ec5
1927 g 1922. do new, i"7s g los; 20 lsG, 1875 g 1881!
Stock market less active but steady until the
second board, when decline OF a per cent. wa:
submitted to. Towards the close The marke; was
active and excited on Erie andnder heavy sales by
o. the leading bulls and til raid by few bear
e1s. it fell TO 76l market generally heavy. $50 p
M. qu0tati0ns:-N York Centrh 1925 q 1929;
Erie 76$ @ III do preferred So g soi Hudson 145
Harlem I27i; Realizing So q 81; Michissn Central
49, Michigan Southern 9ls q 80; Illiuois Central
1879; Rock island 81 a gst; North Western 95f.
The balance at che sub Urea Jury to-day @lo5,-
137, 42s. 1t is estT ated that ihe receipts or gold
from customs from this date to MAY list Will be S2S
o,e00 out which is payable the first of March
s4.50OOU0 due the 1910 bonds and OH the first oi
May about s25 1000 COO interest dive o. $50 bonds,
leavngs balarcs'on hand Of gold after paying all ex-
penses Of 600, STl0 900 after coin ceri-
Gates deducLed. These estimates are IN case no
sales are made between the periods and no increase
OF postage charges on letters 20 the East Indies
through the British mail. t
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HOUSE.

A bill was passed authorizing the restora-
ton OF the Farmers Bank of Williamsburg,
New York, to its owners on certain conditions.
Mr.. Butlrr introduced bill to amend the
act establishing National banks in reference
to voting by proxies, SC. Referred.
Mr.. Staikwerther introduced bill placing
5000 IN the hands of the Secretary Of State
TO relieve personal wants and defray the ex-
pense of return 10 the United States of desti-
tute American citizens, imprisoned in foreien
countries without just cause and discharged
without trial or acquital, which was passed.
ia to %.
On motion of Mr.. Kerr, ting President was
requested to communicate any report In refer
ence to snip canals around the falls OF Ohio
river. Il.
The House resumed the consideration of the
bill giving pensions to certain surviving Off
GERS and soldiers Of the war Of 1872 During
the debate, Mr.. Logan stated the amount to be
paid under the bill would not exceed two mill
lion dollars per year.
After debate, Mr.. Washburne of Illinois be-
ing the main opponent, the bill passed without
a division.
The House went into Committee of the
whole, Mr. Wilson of Iowa in the chair, and
considered the legislative and appropriation
bills. +" 81 faa' $1,000
After debate, Mr.. Donneily's amendment
inserting an item for the Department of Edu-
cation was reiected--41 to CO. -re s4. .5ss :. IN
Mr.. Dawes made q point of order on the
OF the various Departments to the Humber
specified in the bill and repeating all conflict-
ing acts. The only objection was that ii was
independent legislation. t1'u
The Chairman sustained the point of order,
and the clause was struck out. The Commit
tee then rose. -s =
Mr. Washburne of Illinois offered as an
amendment, in the House, the clause Just
struck out. .r...r. .-.syt9
Mr.. Dawes made the same point of order,
inIimating his object was to save the Depart
meut of Education.
The Speaker sustained IT,
Mr.. WashburDe then modified the amend
mens by emitting the repeating portion Of i,
and limiting the payments under the blu TO
the persons provided for in it. He said he
would not press action upon the bill this eve
ming.
Mr.. Schenek introduced bill for the reliet
OF certain exporters Of distilled spirits Re-
ferred TO the Committee of Ways and Means.
On motion of Mr.. Schenek, the Secretary of
State was rected to furnish information in
reference to, the contingent fund of his De.
partment. Adjourned.
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XLth O)NaREss-3eoond Session.

SENATE.
WAsHISGroN, Feb. 1S.-The usual petition.
were received.
Mr.. Ramsey called up The House bill to au.
thorize tha Adjutant General of New Hamp-
shire to transmit free of postage certain certfi-
cltes Of thanks to soldiers of that State.
A substitute had been inserted, making the
bill general, to apply to all States
The amendment was adopted and the bill
passed.
A bill to reduce the expenses OF the War
Department and for other purposes was passed
A bill TO provide for the gradual reduction
OF the army, and to discontinue certain nnnec-
essary grades therein, was passed.
Mr.. Cattell, from the Committee OH Finance
reported adversely to the House bill forbiding
the designation as public depository of any
National bank within fifty miles of a place
where an Assistant Treasurer is located
Mr. Anthony, from the Committee on Print
ing, reported resolution 10 provide for the
publication of the medical and surgical regis
try and statistics of the Provost Marshal
office of the rebellion, and that the Congress
sional printer be authorized TO print the same
under direction of the Secretary of War. The
consideration of the bill was postponed until
tomorrow.
The resolution for the admission of Mr..
Ihomas OF Maryland came mp as a special or
der.
Mr.. Trumbull replied to some remarks made
in debate relative to his former speech.
Mr.. johnson closed the debate in favor of
admission. esq -'
Mr.. Stewart made some remarks in reply TO
MIR. Trumbull, and after some further debate
the Senate adjourned .H-. .r-.
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so firmly fixed In this country SIS not TO re-
quire its reassertion, but majority decided to
insert it in the new bill, all decisions of Courts
every where to the contrary anding.
OFFICIAL ORDER.
The following official order has just been is
sued: -..
Department Of State, Washington, Feb. 49,
1t is recommended TO all citizens OF the United
States, native or naturalized, who have occa-
sion TO visit Great Britain or Ireland, TO pro-
cure passports from this Department while
the habeas corpus remains suspended in the
latter country. Citizens Of the United States
uniustly arrested are liable TO be detained
without prompt examination until they can
procure and produce legal evidence of their
citizenship.
{Signedl WILLIAM Fl. SEWARD.
AFFAIRS IN JAPAN.
The State Department has received as
patches from Japan confirming the accounts
Published on Monday. All the foreign repre-
sentatives are ut Osaca with the Tycoon
The Monocacy was az Yokohama.
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Whole, it was agreed to renew the suspension
of the habeas corpus in Ireland.
va PRUSSIA. Is
BERLIS, Feb. 1S.-The Upper House Of the
Diet has passed the Convention made with
the deposed powers, whose territories have
been annexed to Prussia. The King engages
to suspend all payments of money to Princes,
aud to confiscate their property in case Of dis
loyalty.
FRANCE.
PARIS, Feb 10 --Evening-The Moniteur du
Soix has a report that there has been a stop in
the advance of the British in Ahyssinia, and
Gen Napier is calling for reinforcements
Max Outrey, Agent and Consul General at
Caro-, has been appointed Minister to Japan.
In the Corps Legislatif to-day an amend
ment to the hill fer the regulation Of the
press, permitting the free admission Of foreign
papers and unrestricted sale of French jour
mails, was rejected. q 8s
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Two Rooms -s1itable for Offices, In the uIrd
Story Of the new Block en- Middle street oppo-
site the FIRST National Bank. Very Jkasant Ind
desirable location and will he let on reasonable
terms. Apply TO DAVID KEAZEK,
Ne SO Commercial st.
Portland, Feb. 4 1868 ftb6-o3w
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OHIO.
A SERIOUS RAILROAD AccIpENr

SERIOUS hAILROAD ACCIDENT
CINCINNATI, Feb. 18.-A passenger train on
the Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad ran off the
track last night, near Warrington, Va. The
sleeping car, containing twenty persons, was
thrown down an embankment thirty iee', into
Buffalo Creek. The car was entirely destroy
ed: VIM Harris of DAYTON, Ohio, was the
only person seriously injured. ..I .-....-5
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Fereisn MARKETS.

LoNDoN, Feb. 18-Foren0on.--American secur.-
ties-United States 53Os quiet at 71s. Erie Railroad
shares 4e2. y ~ @s- - = i--- 49, r. = -
PARIS. Feb. 17-Forenoon.- The Bourse is firm
and rentes are strong u w a ~ u ~
LIVERPOOL, Fsb. INSTRUMENTATION firm
sales IL, 900 bales. -
LONDON, Feb. 1S--Afternoon.--Consols a. e2a both
for money and account. American securities un-
changed tsAsst- tssAA
LIVERPOOL, Feb. INSTRUMENTATION buoy
anti sales 20.0 600 bales; Mi Ing uplapds " a 9Ad on
the spot; do to arrive 9Fd; Mlddling Orleans 9f a
9si. Cafornia Wheat les Id; Lard
firm; Pork dull; Bacon 39s. Rosin-eommon Is Cd
Talow AIS 6l. 5,..-, ~ ~ sal ~. zlfs r II
FRANKFoRT, Feb. 1s-Eveniug- Uni ed States
5-20's closed strong at 75E. .'.s. -q ..ees lI
HAVANA. Feb. 15.-Sugar -Muscovadoes, ipferier
common refining 81 g RS; fair to good do a u
rs iar 10 good and prime to choice Il a 81 Molas
ses dull at 81 az IL rs. Fregiits TO Northern ports
per hid sugar or Molasses 81 so o. 475. Petroleum
81 rs y gal. Shocks for boxes a. sl for hid So 50
g275. Lard 15ic y ID for tierce. and lee for tins
Onions $12 So .s.ltl sci.
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vBR ERNIA.


RICHMOND, Feb. 18-The Republican State
Convention met to-day. A Nominating Con-
vention will be called to meet in this city five
days after tue adjournment of the Consttu-
tiol al Convention. The names of Messrs
Hawkhurst, of Alexandria, Rivers, OF Alder
male, Rice, o Shenandoah, and Thomas, OF
Henry, are spoken of in connection with The
Governorship.
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10 BE LEHT!
THE large, commOdious, and pleasant room, nov,
occupied by the Merchants Exchange, over tbs
Office ct the international Telegraph Company, ON
the corner OF Exchange and Fore streets 10 he let
Possession will be given next month. Appl lea tora
may he made % the urdeIs gned.
WOODBURY. DAVIS.
Portland, Feb. IL, 1863. tel2dtf
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KENTUCKY.
ELECTION OF U. 9. SENATOR.

LOUISVILLE, Feb. 18.-Thomas McCaeyy, Of
Davies county, Democratic nominee, has been
elected U. 5. Senator, receiving 10 votes 10 IA
for the Others. He has clean record, and is
regarded as one OF the first men of the State.
Horace Greeley lectured to- night on self
made men" to large AUDIENCE
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ALABA VI A.

MONTGOMERY, Feb. Is. - Official returns
from forty-two counties are received at District
headquarters, but under orders from General
Meade the publication of them is refused. The
whole vote OF the State on the question of rat
jfcation is estimated from the partial returns
at about 1900. The white vote is less than
5000. Half of the registration is "a, 900.
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LEGISLATIVE PRocEEprN

LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
TRENTON, Feb 19-In the Senate to-day,
when the joint resolution withdrawing the as
sent Of New Jersey to the fourteenth consti-
tutional amendment was called mp, the COM
mttee offered a substitute, the same in effect,
but presenting reasons for withdrawal at length.
Its consideration was postponed till to-mur-
row.
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VERY convenient for one or two families; has
ga, furnace, plenty hard and soft water. Good
stable and large garden. Apply to
febl3dlw* VIII. JERKS.
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SOUTH CA 8OLlNA.

THE LOAN TO SOUTHERN PLANTERS.
CHARLESTON. Feb. is Senator Wilson tel
egraphs from Washington that Congress will
not loan one million dollars to the State 10
purchase ID nd for the poor.
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TGNNESSE&

a DVE1K@.
MEaPsIs, Feb. ia bloodless duel on the
Arkansas side of the Mississippi river to day,
between two druggists OF this city, with rifles
at fifty PAGES, was amicably settled.
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Don't Check Your Lumber

DIX Roasting in Dry Heat. OSGOOD & HAM
ID MAS Process Seasons wood Of any kind or d.
menNions tcithout injury, in TWO TO -FOUR DAYS.
One inch Black Walnut seasoned in forty hoars.
Pine much quicker. Tue process is now being gen.
orally used and appreciated.
No DANGER FROM FIRE. Simple, Sure.
Speedy, safe and economical State, County and
Shop Rights Tor sale.
Agents Wanted.
Apply to j. H. USGOOD, JR., Room 6, Ne. 20
Court street. Boston, Mass. -1l..
~ All intringeinents on our patent rights will be
pros ed no30d2aw 3ln
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- a SO ~ sEsS
Flour

SuFtrIlhP. Q Do luIU %
81. Louis & Southern
Superior Xxx Is 0GG17 OF
Canada
Superior XIX IA so Gf5 90
Michigan & Westeru
Sup'r XXX. II 50g16 50
California. IA 9G,9 IS 25
EY,1ik
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Agents Wanted.

WTE Want tirst-class Agents to introduce our
wv NEW STAk SHUTTLE SEWING
MAGAZINES. Extraordinary Inducements to
good statesmen. Further particulars and Sample
work furnished on application TO w. q. WILSON
s. CO., Cleveland, Ohio; Boston, Mass. or ST. Louis.
No d -d3In
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City OF Portland.

XNyHEkEAs, on the goth day Of January A. d.
w 1888, the City Council passed order directing
the Committee on laying out streets to take tina
necessary measures tor dscontinung that POI ton of
Mayo street lying between Fox street and Il chan.
mel Of Back Cove:
Notice Is hereby gwen to all parties interest," ID.
that the Joint Standing Committee of the City Coun-
ell on laying out new streets, will meet TO hear tha
parties and view the proposed way on the 24ih day
February, 1888, at four O'Clock in the afternoon,
at the corner of Fox and Mayo Streets and VIII 4 en-
and there proceed to determine and adjudge whether
the pub ic convenience requires said street or way
to he discontinued.
Given under our hands on this fifteenth day Of Feb
February, A. d. 1868.
AUG. T.. STEVENS.
AMBROSE GIDDIN6S, Committee
CHAS. NJ. RICE. on
Jos BRADFORD, LAYING Out
ELIAS CHASE, New Streeta
". p. FILES.
.pah,nery II, dtd
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Seizure of Goods.

~ scrbed goods were seized at this port on Tia
days hereinafter mentioned Tor violation OF the Rev
enue Laws:
Nov. l., 1867. al appraisers Rooms, 70 bottles
Brandy; Nov. H. 1861, on Fore ST.. cases Gin;
Nov. rs, 1851, on board Steamer Carlotfa, otles
bottles Whisky; Dec 3, 1881, at Cape Elizabeth, L
Bbl. Molssses: Jan. 10, 1855. on board steamer
Carlotta, bottles Brandy; Jan. II, ls6s, ON Com.
meTcia ST.. bbl. Whisky; Jan. 25, 1868, on board
brig Lena Thurlow, Keg Tamarhds.
Any person OF persons claiming the same are re-
auested to appear and make such claim within iwen
DAYS from The date hereof otherwise the said soods
viii be disposed OF in accordance with the Ae~ OF w.
gress in such cases made and provided; Tn
Collector.
a, 5000 dIaw3w
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The Portland Cement Drain Pipe Co
Cause
and
Effects.

If HoFF'S MALI EXTRACT HEALTH BEV-
ERAGE PROVES ITS GREAT VALUE AS A
DIETETIC, NoURlSHING AND HEALING
REMEDY, By IT'S ENORMOUS CONSUMPTION
THROUGHOUT THE WORLD DURING THE
PAST EIGHTEEN YEARS;
IF THE SCIEN uFIC BODIES OF ALL CIV
ILIzED COUNTRIES HAVE UNITED IN ITS
PRAISE, AND BESTOWED UPON IFS ORIGI-
Major MANY MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS;
Then we feel certain the Consumptive use.it with
confidence; that weak and invalid take 1t "a the
best tonic and constant drink, and that people
affected wi h loss Of appetite, Dyspepsia, Foul stom-
ach, Debility; further, with Coughs, Colds, and
Hcarseness, try II, end find the same benefit by us
ing ii as thousands have proclaimed. 1T is indeed
health giving anil health sustaining drink and tem-
edy.
For sale at the depot and by druggists and grocers
Agents tor Maine W. +, PHILLIPS q CO., Port
land teb1T-eod1w
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SYRACUSE, Feb. 1S.-At the municipal cleo.
ton to-day Charles Andrews. Republican, was
elected Mayor over Gen. John A. Green, Jr
by about 100 majority. The entire Republican
ticket was elected by increased majorities. Or
Supervisors and Aldermen, five out of eight
Republicans were elected
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BOarders Wanted.

A FEW Gentlemen boardeis, gentleman and
n wife, can be accommodated at No. 20 Myrtle st.
November 6. dit
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WANTED.
Wanted at Once

A YOUNG MAN OF good character In each OF the
"A places named: Augusta. Athens, Arson, Belfast,
Bucssport, Bethel, Bloomfield, Calais, Cornish,
Isle, Dover Passport. East Maehias, Ellsworth Frye
burg Fairfield, Gardiner, Geor getowp, Houlton,
Hiram, Limerick, Limington, Lyman, Lubec, MIL
bridge, Mt Desc, {, Newfeld, Norway, Presque Ise,
Phillils Paris, PaIsonsfeld, Hockland, Sear.port,
Sumner, Thomasion, Wlnterport, Wat thorough,
Marlborough, Woolwich, Wiscssset, York, Jeder-
sou. Address +. o. Box 1892. Port land. Me-.
Feb Is d3t&wlwse
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NEW YORK.
RALRoAp ooNpUoToR MuRpERED,

NEW YORK, Feb. 18.--T. Il. Lavelle, conduc.
tor on 9Th Avenue, was murdered last night
by drunken man whom he put off the car ft +
nou-payment of fare. The murderer, who was
geI tcely dressed, has not yet been appreheud-
al -
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NEW TELEGRAPH pRoJEcT.
MUNICIPAL ELECTION.

Some twenty capitalists here have subscrib-
cd $1,000 each for the construction of a tee
graph from Cuba to the other West India Is
lan1a aud Panama
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TO LET.
To Let,
To Let,
To Let.


NHAMBEkS over China Ten Store, nicely Alto
~ for light Wholesale or retail business. Apply
the preniists 70 q. ID. HILLMAN.
Fcbr arr II. dive
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"E are odering the best inducements now for
w one smart man IN each town in the United
States to canvass tor US with new and useful IN
vention W hch s needed in almost every house and
business place throughout the country. Demand
large and steadily increasing. Warranted 90 cents
profit on every 81 received. a4
Write your name and address plain, giving nam0
Of Town wanted, also name of County and State.
Address with three red stamps.
UNION NOVELTY CO..
jan9eIw West Buxton, Me.
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IRice, W 10. -. 10 q ~
/. Saleratus.
Saierstus v ID zig III


hid. Is bus. 3 rs a 4 %
Cagiiari s bu. .375 d AIS
Liverpool. ...3 rs g 425
lGr nd Butter, 80 q
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Seven Rooms to Let.

DLFASAN Rooms, with Board Tor gentlemen
L and their wiyss. Enquire at No. IL Ciapp's
Block. iebi7dn
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Book Agents Wanted.
$4,000 per Day +!

Agents Wanted; naiv and female; Local and
Travelling. ness new, light aud honorable
Steady employment the year round. No capital
required. Address REEVES & CO., No 7s Nassau
street, New York. 26w1ysB
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Stores to Let,

THREE Brick Stores, in Merrills Row, Fore St.
4 Front two Stories high, Rear four stories.
Brick division walls. Slated roofs Steam power
convenient. Rent low. Apply to
WM. IL. JERKS,
Jan "a. d3w Real Estate gent.
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Wanted
BOARD Tor a Gentleman and Wife, Address, with
ID terms, &c. 81, )" Box 1917. feb1Sdiws
Nurse Wanted,
Who Wants Business 2

n American woman TO take care of small child
"A rem, and assist in plain sewing. Address With
reference Box 1880, Post office Portland.
February s. 1885, dtf