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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-06

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no paftiAlItF aIrwn e4I
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'FlGIAL JOURNAL OF TIVE UNITED STATES.
FHCIAL JOURNAL or THE CITY or NEW ORLEANS

OFFICIAL ORGAN or THE REPUBLICAN PAHTY.
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. s.ID a. o. from Troy, 6i30 a. N lrOn Alha1I
stopping a. Schenectady THO, Hoffman'a T;35 NJ.
sfdaM 80 1Jihes Hin s.t8, Fonda e.2Q Paati1,
8ridgg e:94 Fort Plain e.5s, st. Johnsgille s:n
Little Fails s:S5 Herkinier $50, Lion SIS Frankia
.osg9n Utica l0s Qriskany l0;45, Rome II d Veroni
u ~ Oneida II sde, Banastota II 90 Chittenaug,
l2.l9 Aaniius l2.ns, and arriving n Syrncuss 4
s3;to I: NJ where It is combined with the follows
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pcn is1qIet q 4I I've Tor I'll dNQra To- VI llIftl'
sttt HNN z"INt HItr.II4 E1T Sc. tlalI.l4a H11
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Nnw xomK CnNrRA1.

NEW YORK CENTRAL DOUBLE TEAex
~ hairosd Ias Buffalo, Niagara Falls, SUSPENSE
On hnd after MONDAY, Msy Is, 1867 Trairs vi
ieAtS Albany, Athens. and Troy a. follows:
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600 A. NJ, from Albany 0nly-stoppina at all 81,
glon9 TO Syracuse 100 Z. Nj and connecting at en-
n ~ via The Auburn Read, reaehins Rochester 4
A;4b +. M and also with hKpfess Traiu via the d.
fect Road, reaching Rochester At a:a1 p M Bqi
faio ana naspenNlon Bridge AZ 1890 n III and Gu
meeting for all p0nts IN tile Wask
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-06

$50 A. q. from Athens. 7.is A. H. from AIban
2leQping - sehenectGdE e;o0, Fonda .05 Palatiil
Utlca lst5. Rome 11:fo. canaatota ". 40. Syracua
LIZ tdinel ana fags Syracuse By Direct Road 81
~ stopping e. Clyde $50 & ems S:1t, Newark 3.N
talmyra $3.50 Rochester 81 aud all principal SUI
Zone % Eai5alo. euspsnsion Bridge, and Niagd1l
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-06

Regular Meeting.
CRY HALL, NEW ORLEANS, |
February 4, 1868. (
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A report from Mr.. JuHtc Trudeau, Super
intendent Insane Asylum, showing total
number of inmates during month of Janu-
airy, 1868, lO4, was referred to Police and
TIaalNh
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-06

~ ll1Ally Naiesrof
in A4dia and III ~
MloplElc1. IIit
p1I1l1h'n s. M d a.
lhc Nest "a |s1I1r
3 :. ,gg tha q
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-03-21
Boston stock lIiss,
The Opinions Of Practical Men
-la IN FAVOR OF
Rradley'S Super-PhOsphate

1AdulEy SupcI-1 HOS DQdlcSs
From Hon George B. Loring
have used every variety. and have found none
which ated more efectually and permanently
than yours. q siol
From Rev Henry Ward Beecher.
a second seasons trial confirms the good opinion
winch form Oft bosh tor farm and garden crops.
From Ex-Governor Holbrook of Vermont.
Beyond all question, you make superior Super
phosphate, equal to all yon claim for it, and indeed,
more too. M
have thoroughly Tested the Super phosphate 1
bought of yon in 1866 on different soils, and fina it
the most powerful fert zer have used ,and have
hesitation N recommending 1t.
From Ex-Governor Cony Of Maine.
1t was equal to any fertilizer OF it class ever used
by me, and can confidently re.ommt nj it as OF
great agricultural utility shall continue to it
quite largely.
From Ex-Governor Fletcher of Vermont.
am fully satisfied that it is very useful and ral-
liable article for The farmer,
1 From Ex-Governor Buckingham of Conn.
used your Super-phosphate of Lime on grares.
co n, atoes and other vegetables The grapes and
Corn were especially benefited.
You SUPERB hosphate is entitled to the confidence
OF the agricultural community.
S. DANA HAYES State Assayer OF Mass.
From Jasper f. Boyd, Esq, " ilmington, VI.
avn satisfied it paid me two dollars tor one.
Howard B. Wyman of Center Sidney, Me says:
had rather have spoonful of Bradley's Super
phosphate of Lime than shoyetuI o manure
LOWER CHANcEFoRD, Penn. VIM l. BRADLEY
Esq.-Dear Sir; have xpernented largely with
some ten or twelve kinds of erti izers, and while 1
find yours equal to any in its Immediate effects, il is
superior to all in permane nLly enefting the soil.
Yonrs truly, HARRY KtYsER.
From " Il. War en-, Tufts Farm, Somervi lie, Mass
have no hesitation in saying that it has doubl d
all my crops.
L don1t hesitate 10 pronounce 1t the best.
GRI-woLD ]. GILBERT. New Haven, Conn.
From Emery Pc ,bles, Esq, jacksonville, VT.
At harvesting, 'ouni where usel your Phosphate
the corn fully fifty per cent ahead of the two
rows where the Phosphate was left out.
We consider Braalleys l. Superb phosphate OF
lime the best Fertilizer In tic mar -et-Watchmau
| and Reflector. Boston. m4w1i
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Q o M NJ e IS ClAL.
New Yerk steck anna Money Nrarlet,


NEW YORK, March 20-6 P. NJ Money market
this morning more stringent llan Las been known
for yea s; di.couns aim )st entirety uslends and
few transac ions; prime p'per y a 8 per cent. In
view oil the delangemen Assistant Treasurer Van
Dyck proposes issue to the bInks ten millions
three per cent. clearing house certificates, living
in pawn mt 7-30 notes at the mark price, the cer-
tihca e. changeable Tor greenbacks. The effect Of
tits arrangement on the market this afternoon was
to make Money easier. Gold closed at 1854 Ex-
change dull aud tlac ion lower Governments
strong at advanc OF per cent. The toll
lownE the quotations :-Coup0n Us 1884, Ill "a
III; do 1862 1l04 q 1i93; do 1864 TO- % ltsl; do
lsc5, 1857 a 1889; do Janarv and july, Z az lO7l
Let
stock stock market buoyaut this afternoon. Central
S1neneu l23t an Erie 72s, but afterwards reacted.
tnele are rum rs that the Astors have come t. The
Lf erse q ho SSIadss6 that the Legislature New
road under the laws of that state. and thai Erie
AFFAIRS we .e nader discusi m to-day in the New
York Legisla urs Pacific Mail 1891 Ohio e Miass
pp S9 Genrs AL i226 Erie 5Oa Rsadnl s2 ic
do, 1919; Chicago d North Western 63 do reerred
731; Rock Island, $50; Fort Wayne, 1921. '0N'
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Boston Boo, and shoe Market.

DOSTON, Hafch 10.
The Boot and Shoe business of this market con-
tnues ont tue for the lasG two weeks. Be
yond the hlling OF orders on hand, there is APP
parenily but little nfidence among man ufacturers
in the future demand Tor 60 IDS, AMI accordingly they
are WI rKing on the present request only. Seyera
failures are reported among tn small err firms in the
neighborlng owns, they doubtless finding 1t impos
sibe to com pete in rice with the mode n large fc-
ry sys en- of produc ion, aided by m ch.nery
adapted to making all parts Of tie boot or SHOE and
for quick dispatch. producing four pairs 10 enc by
the old method of milking, ev'ry part by hand
PR es for ligh goods suitable or summer wear are
fully sustained and finn, and q god demanl con-
tnues tor the heavier zines of pegged work there is
no Improvement, trade in MANY instances beng
qrcSd, which naturally holds the market In favor #
she buyer and uuseles prices of goods in full SUI
nyers On Saturday las the market day OF m nuiac-
~, the demand from them fvr all Sinds mate-
aas was very light, and showed marked difference
iast nn with he previous market days Of the
are not sr indicating that orders hand generally
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Fire Lighting and " alter Boiling
" ith CAST


The use ofillumnating gas for the Ligh' ing or
"Kindlins' OF Anthracite Coal is novel and simple
method of ignting iuel, for which Letters Patent
have been secured.
The economy, convenience, cleanliness, and expe-
dition of this new process must commend it to the
people the great desideratum in the supersedure
of the present expensive modes of efecng the ccm-
bustion of fuel.
IT'S SIMPLE, AMI its application may be LETT in
the hands of servants is the use ofgas illumin-
ating.
II is SAFE Danger from the accidental ignition
ofuammable material beiuplrelleved BY the abse
efsh wings, "pltch kniIings' and other easily gnit
ed fuel now used.
IT is CONVENIENT, and atedyS at hand; and
there will be nc. occasion for removing the coal,
by reason gifts flilure to ignite, and the consuming
and increase OF fresh neutrality-suspicious. causing delay
and m re than doubling The already large cost.
a.. - hs NJ ne ~ expense Of Lighting
cessarily expended for kinng material. Professor
FARMER, at er testing the Lighter titles that 'the
consump ion otgas is about ID cubic feet per hour,
which, at 81 mills per foot, will cost i-5 cents" the
lighting of an anthracite fire In tn minutes thus
costing LESS THAN ONE CENT.
II IS EXPEDIrIOUS.-T The time now needed for
the ignting OF coal being reduced at least onetrd
IT'S CL ANLY,-rhe dust and litter oecasioued
bv use OF the various kindng articles now required
being avoided
WATER BOILING. The Lighter WILL BOIL WA
IEi'i VIII hoeSPs"seJoIJaet, IA Iess time imam re
can be male really TO commence heating.
The Reld for its use is immense. its effectiveness
will be az once appreciated upon seeing the appaIa-
tus.
GAS FLAME nesd not be monopolized by large
| cities. A Naptha Gas-Generator ana Fire Lighter
with which gas can lie produced in f,co miPutes. is
| constructed Tor use in Country households. Its
flame is made Of geat force and Volume at very
| small cost.
The Patent for certain States AMI Counties MAJ
be purchased reasonably, Agents viii be appoint
cd tor the sale or leasing ofrishis therein.
| GAS FIRE LIGIIJING COMPANY, S.
Mar las NJ W ST 90 Court ST los On
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War Denartment.
SURGEON GENERALS OFFICE,

SURGEON GENERALS OFFICE,
Washington, d. c., March ?, 1868.
ADVERTISE MENT.
q n Army Medical Board, 10 consist of Surgeon
"A j. b. Brown, Breyet Brig. Gent = A., Sur
geon II. r. Wirz, Brevt Lieut.. Col. U. S. A, lSur-
gson John Moore, Brevet Col. U. S. A. aud As
slstani Surgeon a. A Wocdhttll, Bgeyet Lieut. Col,
U. $. A VIII meet in New York City on the list oil
May next, Tor the examination of slant surgeons
U. $. Army. Tor promotion, and Of candidates or
admission INTO the Medical staff OF the U. 5. Army
Apple ants mustbe between q and 3Oyears OF age,
physically SOUND, and graduates Of regular me IL
cal college
Applications for permission TO appear before the
Board should be addressed to tte SURGEON General,
U. $. Army. and must state the tut namo. residence,
and date and place of birth OF the candidate
Testimonials as TO character eDd qualifications
must furnished. If the applicant has been IN the
me1icll service OF the Army during the late War,
the fact should be stated, gether with his former
rauk and date and place Of service, and testimoni
ais from officeIs with whom he hes served should
also be forwarded.
No allowance is made for the expenses of rerson
underg ing examination, 1t Is an intiisppn sbi
prcreduislIe TO appointment. The number oi yacan
cies now existing in the Medical Corps OF the Arm
Is thirty-nne.
j. X. BARNES
Mar G-till June fst
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Farei~n Markets.

HAVANA. March f4.-The demand for suitable
vessels has oeen good for the United States and i'm
United States, ia the order gwen TO te:-Baroue
Bishop, 100 hhds. Sugar at Caibarien for North OF
Ha,teras at 50 % each; sch Frank Nell e. 600 bhds
Molasses New Orleans direct, at Bic 4S Gal. nnTer
aud 45c do on deck; brig Mar a W Norwrod, COO
hh'is sugar at Caibarien for North OF Hatleras al
So 2jeaeh; barque Thos Terry On Cardenasl, 600
hhds at Sagna for North OF Hateras at So IS each
brig NJ Herrera. 600 do, do, do, do and do; Br brig
.ioseph Howe, 300 hhds. sugar Sagua and North OF
Care Ia teras, at SO each. Taken for Cork to load
4eo hhds Sugar at Sagua, at 81 los Spanish bottoms
90 for Marsees 1910 boxes mt 52t francs; do for do
three other Spanish bottoms, rates. and one tor
an Italian port, at 81 francs (Leghorn)
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WEST INDIES.

New YORK, March 20.-Special Havana dis
patches To-Day says reports from Porto Rico
Rico state that the Governor of st. Thomas
had requested the Porto Rcan authorities 10
send caItle and provisions to relieve the dis
tress of the inhabitants. Over thousand in
dividuals were preparing to emlgrate to Porto
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Wanted |! Agents

In all parts Of the United States tor our new work
"PEoPLEs BOOK or BIOGRAPHY" contain
ing over eighty sketches OF eminent psrsous or all
ages and countries; women as well az men, a hand
some Octave book of about GOO pages illustrated
With beautiful steel engravings; written by JAMES
PARTON, the most popular Of IiviRg authors, whose
name will insue tor tia rapid SALE Send for our de-
scriptive circular and see our EXTRA terms A. S.
HALE g. CO., Publishers, Hartford, Conn.
Mar T.d&W4W
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SHORT HAND

TT SLEE practical photographer. ,ciH guarantee
q in course OF Ten easy D. sSoRs, tor the moder-
ate sum Of $40, thorough knowledge OF the most
popular system of short hand writing;-as practsel
Ia London and Washington cities. Apply personal
y or by letter TO L. S. City Hotel.
Mar 10. dlwt
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Wanted |!

A GENTS to sell the new Improved Double Thread
"A Star Shuttle Sewing Machine in the State Of
Maine.
Also, Male and Female Agents in every town In
the New England States, 10 sell the Empress Model
an entirely new invention. Active agents can make
from 10 to 20 dollar day.
1y- Address by letter for circulars, &c. enclosing
postage slamp,to j. NJ JOHNSON,
General Agency No 1881 CONGRESS- ST,
mar14d1w&w1m Portland, Me,
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Eyb sT1EU.
Wanted Z
Situation Wanted
$40 to $50 a Day Guaranteed.

GOOD Agents wanted TO Introduce our NEW
~ ST&kS SHUTTLE HEWMNG RiA-
CBhNES. Stitch alike on both sides. The only
frst-class, low prcel machine ia the market. We
VIII coDsign Machines 10 responsible pa tics and en-
ploy energetic AGENTS on salary. Full particulars
and s3nple work furnished on application to W. C.
WILSON q CO., Boston, Mass. jan 25.-d3m
IMPORTANT A entirely oaF En asg ~ S5i'l e
immensely popular. A chance for making money
rarely oifred Enclose stamp for descriptive circu-
lar. Address UNIVERSAL INDEX co.. Box
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THE MAINE STATE PRESS

is as carefully made mp as an entirely Independent
paper. 1t will contain
complete Congregational and q egisIativ
record from week TO week, n summary
of state News arr mig d by couutaes,
an agricultural department. con-
tanning articles pr. pared ex-
p. essty for ITS CO lnmms,lh
shipping News of the
week ln fuis, Market
Reports carefully
revs cd 20 da
of publica-
ton,
A readable Story every week, and a puge
of entertaining miscellany. Together
with the most important cOrrespoud.
the latest Ieicgra ulie fnteIf.
gence from the daily
edition.
The Maize State Press is a quarto paper contain.
ing eight large land is of the largest weekly
parers in the country. 1t will be furnished to sub
scribers as heretofore, for two dollars n year.
To clubs, during the coming mpor ant year, we are
willing to offer liberal reduction. To clubs of ten
acs acM send the Maine State Press one year for
Seventeen and haJf dollars, and If toone address.
for fifteen dollars, strictly in odcance.
Specimen copies will be sent free to any address.
Address
N. A. FOSTER.
PUBLISHER OF THE PRESS,
Nm. \ prSufarSs
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Domestic Markets.

ment OF boots and shoes by rail and sea for the week
were "a, 1876 cases-[Shoe and Leather Reporter
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AGENTS WANTED --MALB OR FEMALE
everywhere, to sell the s'Life of Gen. U. -.
Gramf." by JuHN s G. ABBOTT. New work.
Peoples edition." Price suited to the times. Al
so lew more Agents Tor Russell's splendid engrsv-
ing entitled s'From ahore an shote,' Ier;ect
GEM. Adiress JOHN HANKERSON, 2 Elm Street,
Portland. Me. mar7-diw&w3t
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Shaving Ten Cents,

4 the New Hair cutting and Shaving Room, No
a 10l Middle Street. di &c ly oppos tie the head Of
the sunny side. Look for the Four Little oles at
the Windows. mar1edfw
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BOarders Wanted.

4 HEW Gentlemen boardeis, or a gentleman and
"A wife, can be accommodated AT No. 20 Myrtle st.
NoYelnher e. DIR
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
IN been duly appointed Ex,cutrix Of the Will OF
JAMES B. CAgoON. late of Portland
In the county OF Cumberland, deceased, and Ia. tn
ken upon herself that trust by giving bonds as The
law directs. All persons having demands uron
the same; and all pers indebted sail estate are
called upon to make layment TO.
NJ .kTHA CAHUON, Executrix
Portland, February, 4 1868. w3w1f
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Furniture at Auction

{ N TUESDAY,, March 24th, at 10 O'Clock A. M
q ~ a. Onee shall sell Mahogany Chairs, Z, eke O.
ooit mnat-Not. Centre aud ExIension Tabe, L0ung
g., Iv, Slnks, Chairs, Tables. Cr0ckery, Glass
One Empire Sewing Machine, two secood Hand
al tcAlhes, &c, &c +. o. BAILEY.
1naIllutd AuetIonrer
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[Fromthe Hallowell Gazette. Jan. II

b TIE PORTLAND DAILY PREss.-Ihis sterling
journal has for Maine reade rs the advantages which
belong t PAPER relress nting Maine interests. and
it presents a summary of tt cur ent history OF the
world. The reports the proceedings Of Congress
given at length and the regular correspondents
at Washington and New York, the political and
commercial capitals OF the country, have Tor long
time given pioot OF their alb lily.
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AJCTsJa SALES.
Furniture at Auction.

IN MONDAY, March 23d at 81 O'Clock p NJ. ut
~ House No. IS Cumberland Street, shall sell
the Furniture In said house. consisting in part Of
chamber Set, Carpets, kxtension liable, Chairs
Bn. eaus, Lounges, Mirrors, new Cook toye Kitch,
on Furniture, &c. Sale positive.
+. o. BAILEY, AuctIoneer.
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Sale of Forfeited Goods.
COLLECTORS OFFICE, \
DISTRICT OF PORTLAND s. FALMeUTH(
Portland, Feb 20, 1868.
k'HE following described merchandise having been
iorfeitet for violation Of the Revenue Laws OF the
United States, public notice of said seizures having
been gwen. they will be sold public auction at the
office of the United states Appraiser, 1873 Fore street.
on Wednesday, March 25tb, 1856, at ii O'Clock A. NJ
Is Empty barrels; $40 igar, / Bottle Whiske, !;
II Bottles Gin; Bottles Brandy; DO ties Brandy
30 ties Branuy; Cases Gin; Bottles Brandy: 5
krandy; 6Bottles Brandy; 1 Barrel Whisky;
Key Tamarins. =
ANY person or persons claiming the same are re-
quested to appear and make such claim within twenty
days from the date hereof otherwise the said goods
viii be disposed of in accordance with the Acts of Cone
gress in such cases made and provided.
ISRAEL WASHBURN, JR.
Collector.
February 20. diaw3w&25mar
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II gives pleasure TO note the enterprise and en-
ergy of our friends # the Portland Press the edi-
torial and news departments of that paper. No pa
per in The Safe is more fully UP with the times than
is the Press.
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IFrom the Waterville Mail, Oct 25.]
The proprietors OF the Press are sparing no ex-
pense in sfrengtheLin. their edii oral force and in
improving their paper in every department. lrst
| class daily may now be found without going out of
| the State. o = -
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-03-21

From tn Round Table, New York, July, 1851
The Portland Press evinces q csmmenIabe ener-
gy in collating facts periain ng to the commercial
editorial opinions are also expressed with UNUSUAL
weight, and H. Is the ony provincial journal in the
country that pays any Considerable attention to Ca
madam events.
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LOST AND FOUND.

To Let.
WITH Board, pleasant rooms, at No 80 raRiorth
wv st. oc2edtf
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We learn, not Tor the first time, however, from a
George clifford, young AUGUSTA lawyer has accept.
ell situation on the editorial staff OF the Portland
Press Mr.. Clifford has been time in that iii u.
lion, and has done good service, and is capa.
b OF doing much more. Mr., q. is an earnest and
devoted student, and will acquisition to tht
editorial corps OF Maine,
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THE Mechanics Library Room, by day or evening
l. on verv reasonable terms, will seat from 70
400. Apply 10 CHARLES P. Kmball or 70 the
subscriber j. b THORNDIKE,
Dec. s. diff SUPERINTENDENT.
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Tenement to Let |!
TO BE LETT

FNIfE large, ommoiious, and pleasant room, now
occupied BY the Merchants Exchange. over tho
Office OF TIE international Telegraph Company, on
the of Exchange and Fore streets. to be let
Possession will be given next month. Applicat1Gus
may be made to the uBdeIs gned.
WOODBURY. DAVIS.
| Portland Feb. 10, 1868. ief2dtf