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NEW YORK. Feb. 81 Money unchanged though
y trias more active at q per cent. on cal Ster-
Iing Eychang frmer at 1901 e ITO. Gold active and
tir,1er under Washington news rising from 14Ol al
the openLg 141i with reported sales at 1872 Gov
ernments dull. Henry, Cewes s. Co. report the fol-
lowing 30 p. M. quotations coupon SIS 1881 I'LL
a. 1l2; 5-20s 1862, I'LL ~ 1lls do 1864 1854 "a 100
res 1923 g 1882; do new, In7 q los; do 1867 1851
a 1857; I0-40's, 1863 q 10jt; 7-5o's 1911 "a 1914
Bank statement Loans, 1921, 766 SIS; decrease
S32ag32i; specie, SO, 5l3,9sl decrease, 81
Circulation, S3 1923; increase S56727; deposits
SOC 35l; decrease, 81 66f AT; legal tenders,
Seo,s6s 1888; decrease, S2,602, s32.
Stoeks-A confused condition of Erie affairs pro
ducsd general rash to sell by outside operators and
iafge amounts of stock held margins were thrown
on the market. 1t sold down to 671, and the gen
eral market sympathzes with the Decline especially
New YORK Central. which tell to III. Subsequent
ly there was sharp recovery and the whole market
strong. New York Centr {. 1901 a 1901; Erie 6 a
701; Hudson 40 a 146; Reading 93t (d 931; Mchi-
gan Southern 90 q 92s; Michigan Central 1l3t "a ia;
Illinois Central 137 a 1879; Rock Island y7f q 96t
North Westf IN 59t q SO; do preferred 734 q 7S5.
The balance at the Sub-Treasury to-day was $780,
543,66l.
lip. M.-There was a very large attendance at
Gtlaher's Evening Exchange Tonight Several
millions of Gold exchanged hands, opening at 1924
two hundred thousands sold at 142f half million
IN lots at 1921 several hundred thousands at 1921
three large sales at 1929 when the market broke to
lil rallied to 1921 and closed at 1872 Transactions
in Stocks not very large. Prices were about the
same at the CO down town, except Erie which sold
a. 7of q 70, and closed at 7S bid and offered at 7O,
Galaher's room will be open all day tomorrow and
Coll operators have determined to meet there
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WASHINGTON.
APPOINTMENTS.


WASHINGTON, Feb. H.-The President sent
to the Senate to-day the nomination of Geo.
u. Mcclellan as Minister Penipotentiary to
England. The President also nominated Ma
1or Gen; Geo. ii. Thomas to be Lieutenant
General by brevet; a SO Jas. r.. Hubbellf. of
Ohio, as Minister to Ecuador.
SECRETARY STANTON AGAIN nEmovEp-Ap-
PoINTMENT OF GEN. MISUNDERSTANDING
TIMES.
The President to-day sent an executive mas.
sage to the Senate, stating that on the i2th of
August last, under the authority vested in
him by the Constitution of the United States,
he suspended Edwin NJ. Stanton as Secretary
Of War, and now. by the same authority, he
had removed Mr.. Stanton and appointed in
his place ad interim Adiutant General Loren
20 Thomas. The President encloses the COM
mnnications sent TO Messrs Stanton and
Thomas on the subject.
The Speaker laid before the House to-day
the following correspondence:
- var Department, Washington, Feb. 21.-Sir:
Gen. Thomas has Just delivered TO me a copy
oL me enclosed order, which you viii please
communicate to the House of Representatives
Your obedi mt servant,
EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
m Secretary of War.
10 lion; Schuyler Colfax, Speaker of the
House OF tives:-Executiye Man
SION, washington, ID. c., Feb. M.-Sir: Byyir-
tue Of the power and authority vested in me
as President by the Constitution ana low ~
the United States, you are hereby ro,,"to y,
from office as Secretary of War, and yonr
function as such will terminate upon receint
of this communication, You will trapsfsr -
Brevet Maj. Gen. Lorenzo Thomas, Adiutant
General of the army, who has this day hear
authorized to act as Secretary Of War ad in
term, all records, books, papers and other pub
lie property now in your custody and charge
Respectfully yours,
tSigned,) ANDREW JOHNSON,
President
To Hon. Edwin M. Stanton, Washington
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 21- Senators Thayer
Cameron, Chandler and Catteli this afternoon
hal an interview with Stanton and expressed
to him their desire that he should not surren-
der his Office in obedience TO the order OF the
Pl e sident until the Senate shall act uDon the
matter. and Mr.. Stanton vindi3ated his CON-
pliance with their wish. 1t Is not, therefore
irua as reported this evening. that Mr. Star :
ton had no objections to Adjutant General
Thomas entering upon the duties of Secretary
of War. 1t is true, however, that Gen. Thoni-
as showed to Mr.. Stanton his order of appoint
ment from the President, and to this the Gen
eral received respectful but not satisfactOiy
reply. The Senators named, after leaving Mr..
Stanton had an interview with Gen. Grant,
relating to him their conversation with Mr.
81 lnton, and suggesting their views as to
waat his conduct should be in the premises.
About an hour after the Senators parted WIN
MIR. Stanton, the latter sent to the House d
copy of the letter addressed to him Dy tne
President, which was read and referred 10 tne
Committee on Reconstruction. Inc commit :5
tee will have a meeting tomorrow and cOnsid-
er as we'll the subject of lmpeachnent pro-
posed by Representative Covode. The Senate
a few minutes after p. NJ. went into execu-
tive session, and continued there seven hours.
The matter of removal was fully discus sed,
and with much spirit, in secret session. Son
tor Edmunds offered a resolution, for which
Senator Wilson moved q substitute as follows
Whereas, the Senate have received and con-
sidered the communication of the President,
stating that he had removed Edwin II. STAN
ton as Secretary cf War and had designated
the Adjutant General of the army to act Us
Secretary of War dd interim; therefore
ResoEred, By the Senate of the United
States, that under the Constitution and laws
of the United States the President has no
power to remoAe the Secretary of War and
designate any other officer to perform the du-
ties of that officer.
The substitute was agreed to without dis
cussion. The injunction OF the Secretary of
Wars removal aud copies of the resolution
were ordered to be communicated to the Pres
ldent Secretary of War and Adjutant General
Thomas. Many persons were attracted to the
vicinity of the Senate, but were prevented
from entering.
The subject Of the removal of Stanton, and
other matters connected with it, afford prom
inent feature of comment everywhere to-
night. Secretary Stanton still retains posses
sion of the War Department He was there
at late hour tonight.
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AUGUSTA
Discussion OF Political Creeds.


Especial Dispatch by lnteIDa i0nal Line.l
AUGUSTA Feb. 2i.-The Senate had to-da-
under discussion the equalization of the wa
debts of cities and towns by amendment MI
Goodwin of York spoke in favor of the amend
ment after which the Senate went into Com
Inittee of the Whole, and Mr.. Crosby, th'
President Of the Senate, made a lengthy
speech in favor of assumption. The Senate
adjourned until after dinner when the discus
sion was resumed by Mr.. Farley. The debate
was further participated in by Messrs. Stet-
son, Robe, Brown, Dudley and others. The
debate was spirited, and at a late hour the
yeas and nays were taken as follows:
Yeas-Crosby, Dyer, Fairbanks, Farley, Full.
ton, Gardner Goodwin, Green, Lindsey
Mitchell, Patten Parks, Pierce, Smell Ste
vens, Wingate, Woodward, Burbank, Morrow
--19.
Nays-Brown, Dudley, Hamblen, Hough-
ton, Ludden, Matthews, Messer, O'Brien,
Pierce, Robbie, Stetson, West-12.
The anne ndment has passed, and $500 is to
be reimbursed to each town-the amount to
be reimbursed is S6,5320O0, and to be raised
on the State valuation, provided it passes the
House.
No business except rhe routine business was
transae.sl in the House
Mr.. Hubbard occupied the attention of the
House in political speech during the re-
naming hours of the forenoon, and until four
o'clock in the afternoon when he closed. 1t
would have had some merit if it had been
condensed in the compass of half an hour.
he attempted to vindicate the character of the
Democratic party during the war.
Mr.. Hale (Republican) commenced his re-
ply and continued to speak for an hour, when
he yielded to a motion to adjourn. He was
listened to with marked attention by large
audience. He was eloquent, his points were
well made and his effort in every respect was
satisfactory to his friends. He was frequently
interrupted with marks of approval This
debate has been forced on the Republican
members against their personal wishes at this
late hour of the session.
CJrAr
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NEW YORK, Feb 21 Cotton heavy and decided.
ly less active; sales 1868 bales Middng upands 24c
Flour-sales $500 bbls. State and Western dull and
Wes,en $50 ii S. XSits Wheat extra "a p % 90 Ia
IA so; Southern dull and declining; sales $50 bbls
prices unchanged; California d.-h and lower; sales
SEQ sacks at ~ 20 q ~ 62t. Wheat @ &c better and
more doing for EXPORT sales 81 ,Ooo busf. Chicago
Spring No. at At a 90 in store and de wered; do
s hea q g 4 AmSer Bay and ehCse No
0J0 BUSH; new Mixed Western % a 25 aloat; old
DO 2G q q store. Oats a shade lower; sales
$1,000 BUSH; Western s3bc in store Beef firm Pork
firm and quiet; sales 1850 bbls; new mess "a 70 a
= 70, closing at "A Is regular Lard firm; sa.es 81
% a 55c. Whskey quiet. Rice firm at 10t "a II jc
for Carolina. Sugar steady sales $50 hhts. Musco-
vado at 12I 1890. Coffee firm; sales 1000 bags Rio
New dreams 81 a SEC Naval Stores frmer; Spiris,
Turpentinc rs g 69c; Rosin 3 40 a co. Oils hrm.
Petroleum firm; crude at 12c; refined bonded at 25c
and per seamee g 7-16d; Flour per steamer Is Cd
Wheat do 3D.
BUFFALO, N. Y. Feb 19-The market was pener-
ally dull and prices nominaly unchanged. There
were transactions worth recording. Holders were
firm in their views.
ST. LOUIS Mo-, Feb 19.-Cotton and Hemp-no
sales Flour more active but unchanged. Wheat
9ulet with small business; Spring 2 10 a Is;
Win er 90 D 2 G5. Corn in improved demand but
prices UNCHANGED Oats very dull at s. q re. Bar
iesyTprIme Spring z 30 Rye little better at IS g
62t; Provisions in large sp culative inquiry and
Southern orders were filled freely. Mess Pork % 90
80 BacoE-clear sides IL @ 13tc; clear rib 125c;
shoulders 10c. Hams-sugar cured Is an 16c Dry
salt shoulders held at 9tc bulk clear sides III 11sc
Lard-large sales at Keokuk and the Illinois river
at lac; sales city key at i5c Receipts to-day-ioOO
bbls. -four and $500 sacks corn.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. 19-Tobacco FIRM sales III
hhds.; Tugs so q "a 90; common to medium Leaf 90
g 1875; Hart county 20 50. Flour-Superfne s 90
g 70; fancy II 30 9 100. Wheat 25o Corn rs a
soc. Oats Ct q CSC. Lard 14} q 1iic Mess PORK
2ioa Bacon-shouders 1oa q lie; clear sides lac.
Bulk shoulders loc clear dies iac Cotton 81 q 22e
MEMPHIS, Feb. 19.-Cotton active at 22t a 23c:
receipts 1900 bales; exports $500 bales Bacon dull
at lac for clear SIDES Buk meats active at 10 a 10Sc
Pork active at "a 90 q "a %. There are no Hogs in
market. Corn dull at Soc. Oats quiet at CSC tor
White and 95c for Black.
WILMINGTON, N. c., Feb. 21.-Cotton weak; Mid
ding dc.
CHARLESTON, s. c., Feb. 21. Cotton dull and de-
cined q 1c; sales 400 bales; Mddlings 23c.
AUGUSTA, Feb. 21-Cotton active and easier; sales
1865 bales; Middling 20 q 22tc.
Mddling 24c.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 2I.-Cotton unsettled: Mid
ding 23t @ 23zc; sales 1000 bales.
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Foreign NIarLes..

LONDON, Feb. 2t-Forenoop Or both for
money and account.
American securites-U. s. 5-2O's 724; Ilinci, Gen.
trai shares sSa; Erie Railroad shares At.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. Observation-Disclosures active
and trm sales 20, $50 bales quotations uncha nged
sales for the week 154 000baes of which 25 We're
Ior speculation AMI 900 for export stock in port
267 90, bales, Of which $4,000 bales are American
Brea'lstufs generally firm.
a 93t ~N ~ 90
American securities United States 5-2Os 1874 a
1911 Illinois Central shares So Erie shares 80.
LIVERPOOL, Feb 21-Evening,-Cotton closed
quiet Middling uplands in port 1o; do arrive 9ad
stufs-Corn 42s 3D. Wheat les I'd for California and
las 81 for No Milwaukee; Red Barley IS Cd; Oats
IS lid; Peas 46s; Flour 37s Cd. Provisions-Bacon
advanced to 40s; Beef and Pork steady and up-
changed: Produce-Sugar frmer at 24s cd for No.
IL Dutch standard.
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mand the trade here is lighter at present than II
was las year at the same date. We learn thas some
ers of the Tint lines OF goods IN manufacturing
towns In this vicinity. Prices are quite as urn fT
all descriptions they have BEEN win more pres
pect of advancing than otherwise curing inc spring
months.-Shoe and Leather Reporter
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(ity of Portland.

TO the Electors Of the City Of Portland.
T N pursuance of warrants from the Mayor and AL
Il dermen Of he City of Portland, the qualified
electors of said city, will meet in their respective
Ward Rooms on Monday the second dry of March
next, being the first Monday in said month"; at ten
o'clock in the forenoon to give in their votes tor
Mayor of said City; for one Alderman, three Com
for two City Constabies, sdents OF said Ward for
the ensuing year.
The polls will remain open until four O'Clock in
the afternoon when they shall be closed.
Tie Aldermen will be in open session In the
Ward Room in the City Bailding. entrance on Myr-
tie street. from nine O'Clock A. NJ 10 one o'clock P
NJ on each of the three secular DAYS next preceding
said day of election, and from three O'Clock to five
o'clock p NJ on the last oil SAID three secular days
for the purpose of receiving evidence OF the quaca
ton of voters whose names have not been entered
on The lists of qualified voters. in and for the sever.
al WARDS and for correcting said lists.
Per der, j. NJ, HEATH, City Clerk.
Portland February goth, 1868. feoldtd
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
IN been duly appointed and taken upon herself
the trust of Administrative Of the estate Of
j. IGNAT1US STEVENS, late of Gorham,
In the County of Cumberland, deceased, and
gwen bonds the law directs. lpersons having de-
70 exhibit the same and all persons indebted to said
estate are called upon to make payment to
Gorham, Jan'y 18th, 1865. ieb1sd1awav:
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For Salat

AND FANCY GOODS. beonping
ID to the estate Of the late William Johnson RrSns
wick, Me. central location in he village Of
wick. A fine opportunity for any one IooIino snr !
permanent business Rent low. ENQUIRE Of '''
GEO. B. DAVIS & ca.
Portland, Feb. II, div
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G ON Nj Il CIAI.
Ho.,ou soo, and shoe ,To,kc,.

BosToS. Feb. 20
With manu- lecturers and portions of the trade bust
ness for the past week has been quite good and
nioits an Improvement on the previous weeks since
me arrival OF buyers in the market, yet the demand
tI nor atalned the activity usual in the trade for
.h he naaie OF February. This is quite apparent in
.nS movement of goods about the city, while the de-
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Boston stock LISA,
2a1oo az fha n~nlrny~p az
PROBATE NOTICES.
To all persons Interested i'm either Of the
estates hereinafter nameds

estates hereinafter named,
I a Court of Probate held Mt Portland within
a. and for the County of Cumberland on the first
Tuesday Of Feb'y in the year Of our Lord eighteen
hundred and sixty eight the following matters hav.
ing been presented for the action thereupon herein
after indicated, it is hereby ordered
That notice thereofbe given to all persons inter.
estcd by causing copy OF this order to be published
three weeks successfully in the Maine State Press
and Eastern Argus, printed tland atore.
said that they may appear at aProbate Court to be
held at said Portland, ON the first Tuesday nj
March next, at ten of the clock in the forenoon
ana be heard thereon, and object IL they see cause
Sarah D. Watts, minor child and heir Of George
Watts, late of New Gleuees er, deceased Second nc
count presented for allowance by Charleswatts Guar
dian.
winthrop True Bradbury, lato of New Glouces
ter, deceased. Second account presented for allow
anee By winthrop True, Executor.
Almary T. Hamblen, late of Windham, deceased
Fourth account presented for allowance by Albert
Hamlin, Executor.
presented Tor allowance by Dan ell weetsir and Be-
thuel Sweetsir, Executors.
Olive A. Murch & al minor children of Henry j.
Murch, late OF Gorham, deceased. Petition Tor Ii.
Samuel S. Pullen, Guardian.
Ezra t. Williams late of Falmouth, deceased -
Third and final account presented for allowance by
John Mayall Administrator, and Petition for assign
widow of said deceased.
Eliza M. Williams 81 al, minor children and heir.
of Ezra L. Williams late Of Falmouth, deceased. Pc
titon for division OF said estate presented by Pha
nelia s. VIII iams Guardian
Ebenezer l. Dillingham;, late oil Freeport deceased
VIII and petition for the probate thereof presented
by liza c. Dillingham;, Executrix therein named.
Jos all rennell, late of Portland, deceased. Pc
ttion for license to Sc and convey Real Els ate pre-
sented by freeman Bradford, administrator with thu
will annexed.
Ira Croker, late OF Portland, deceased First ac
count presented tor allowance by Lewis Pierce, Trus
tee under the VIII OF said deceased.
Frank e. Merrill, minor child and heir of Everlea
nor d. brewster, late of Portland. deceased. Ac
count presented Tor allowance by John M. Haines
Guardian
Elizabeth S. Jones, child and heir OF Charles Jone
late of Portl md, deceased. Petition for license t.
sell and convey Real Estate presented by Anna
Jones, Guardian.
Roscoe Martin & al. minor children AMI heirs O
johnson M. Martin. late OF Bridston, deceased
P. Barker Guardian.
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City OF Portland.

w 1868, the City Council passed an order directing
the Committee on laying out streets to take the
necessary LOT disseminating that port OF
mel OF Back Cove:
Notice is hereby gwen to all parties interested,
that the Joint Standing Committee of the City Coun
Gil on laying out new streets, will meet to hear the
parties and view the proposed way on the oath day
FEBRUARY, 1865, at four O'Clock in the afternoon,
at the corner oil Fox and Mayo Streets, and will then
and there proceed to determine and ajudge whether
the pub c convenience requires said street or way
to be discontinued.
Given under our hands on this fifteenth day Of Feb
February, A. ID. 1868.
AUG. e. STEVENS. J ..,....
AMBROSE GIDDINGS, Committee
CHAS. NJ. RICE. on
JOS. BRADFORD, LayngOuL
ELIAS CHASE, Ne" Suee"-
w. z. FILES,
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WE Want irst-class Agents to introduce our
wv NEW STAR SHUTTLE SEWING
MACHINES. Extraordinary Inducements to
good statesmen. Further particulars and sample
& CO., Cleveland, Ohio; Boston, Mass. st. Louis.
Mo, ian 25-d3m
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NyE are Offering the best inducements now iot
w one smart man IN each town In the United
States 10 canvass tor us with and useful in
vention which is needed in almost every house and
business place throughout the country Demand
large and steadily increasing. Warranted 90 cents
profit on every 81 received.
Write your name and address plain, giving name
OF Town wanted, also name of County and State.
Address with three red stamps.
UNION NOVELTY CO.,
ian204W WesL Buxton. Me.
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BOarders Wanted

A FEW Gentlemen boardeis, or gentleman and
"A wife, can be accommodated ut No. 20 Myrtle st.
November 6. diff
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A Well urnished Home.


TIME Rooms of the Mercan lie Library Associa-
Il ton in Market Hall, will be open for the deliv-
cry of Books every attefnoon (excep Surdaysl from
2 until O'Clock, and Saturday evenings from I'M
til ~ o'clock.
Per Order of Library Committee.
Feb Il. d3w
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Notice OF Foreclosure.

. NnREW WINsLow, Of Westbrook, Cumbcr-
A iand county, by deed dated July 10, 1866,
4 Ill IN Cumberland Registry of Deeds vol. 340,
:. ~ mortgaged to the undersigned, Joseph s.
Kicker the following real estate in said West6rook,
namely: That portion OF the farm on which said
knight, aud bequeathed by said Knight tosaid Wins
low, and bounded northerly by land Of Elias WI,
son, easterly by land of Josiah Knight and lana
conveyed to said Winslow by stephen Knight, and
southerly by land of Cyrus Winslow and John ma A:
Smith. and westerly by land of Sumner " Ihs Se
reference TO the record Of said mortgage ueeu Os"s
had tor fuller description. H,,oo Nv van
son whereof 1 claim ioi Joseph s. KICKER.
L Feb. 10, 1868,
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Don't Check Your Lumber

by Roasting in a Dry Heat OSGOOD & HAN
~ MAS Process Seasons wood of any kind or d.
men.ions soithon injury, in Two TO FOUR DAYS.
One inch Black Walnut seasoned in hours.
Pine much quicker. The process is now being gen-
orally used and appreciated.
NO DANGER FROM FIRE. Simple, Sure,
S,seedy. safe and economical. State, County and
Sh VI Rights for sale.
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Lost!
A PAIR OF GOLD EYE GLASSES, and large
IA Gutta Percha Chain. Tie finder will be re-
warde1 BY leaving them at the Saloon of the Port
land Il Rochester Depot feb15dlw*
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For Sale.

nNE eight horse power Stationary Steam Engine
" o. Q large Crane; one CupOls. Amply ar No
266 Commercial Street, Portland, Me.
February II, d&w2w
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Notice of Foreclosure.

W7HEREAS, Henry L. Sturtevant, of Portland
w County of Cum nerland, and State of Maine
me, the bscriber, by his mortgage deed Of that
date, the said deed being acknowledged by him on
the first day of April of the year afore said CERTAIN
lot of land with the buildings thereon sftusted Oh
the nortberly side of Court leading out OF Park St.
in said Portland, said deed being recorded in Cum.
berland Regi stry of Deeds, book $50, Iage 493, tx
which reference Is hereby made for particular de-
scripton; an the conditions of said mortgage hay
ing been broken, claim foreclosure OF the sam,
according to the statute
DANIEL FURBISH.
Portland, Feb 18th, 1868. fe13d1tSw3w8
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tsank Notice.

TNHE liability of the South Berwick Bank to Re
Il deem its bills will expire March 20, 1868.
A. G. ROBBINS, Bank
+ ffEE r. L. WEBB, J Commissioners.
Nov 1867. dcSd3m
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Who Wants Business ?

Agents WanIeOs
Apply to j. II. OSGOOD, JR., Room G, Nc. 20
Court street. Boston, Mass.
V-All infringements on our patent rights win be
cuifd. nO30d2aw3m
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WANTED.
Wanted /!
a, -,
BOARD for Gentleman and Wife. Address with
ID terms, &C., 81" Box 1917. feb1Sdiws
Nurse Wanted.

A American woman to take care ofsmall child
"A rem, and assist In plain sewing. Address with
reference Box 1880, Post office Portland.
February 8. 1868. diff :