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RGINiA.
THE GovERNoRsHIP-GEN scHoFIELD's oRDEI
TO STAND.

THE GOVERNORSHIP-GEN. SCHOflELD . ONADIn
TO STAND.
New YORK, April IA Washington SPECIAL
saws it has been ascertained that Gen. Grant,
after examining both sides of the question, to-
day decided 10 allow Gen. Schofelas order to
stand, and telegraphed him to have Gov. Wells
inaugurated tomorrow. The facts in this case,
according to Pierponts friends, are, that on
the first of January Gen. Schoheld informed
Gov. Pierpont that in his opinion his (Pier-
points, term of office had expire on that day.
and that he was not eligible to longer boIl
Office. Gov. Pierpont replied that he did not
SO understand the law; that the Constitution
of Virginia provided that the Governor should
hold office four years, and that he was to con-
Time in Office until bis successor was qualified
and that as there had been no election in the
Spring of 1867, no person was then qualified.
He added that he desired to exercise no exc
cutive functions unless he had clearly the legal
right to do so, and proposed that the question
should be submitted TO the Court OF Appeals
Gen. Scbofeld assented to this, and when the
Court met, on the 18th of Jaruary, the case
was brought up on writ of habedS corpus
which involved the question whether the Gov
ernor was an officer within the meaning of the
ODD section of the Constitution. The Cour
unanimously decided Mr.. Pierpoint was Gov.
ernor. Gen. Schofeld apparently acauiesced
in the decision, and up to the date of his order
maintained very intimate relations with him
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OHIO.
CINCINNATI MUNICIPAL ELECTION.

CINCINNATI. April THE total vote polled
yesterday was q 637 against % 8O4 in October
The Republicans elected Judge of Superior
Court, Clerk of Police Court, Trustee OF Water
Works and Directory of City Intirmary. The
Democrats elected City Commissioner and
Wharf Master. The highest Republican ma
lorlty was 1897 and the lowest So; the Demo
Democratic candidates elected were supported
by tne workingmen's party. The working
mems ticket received an average vote of about
600 me republicans have majority of eigh
ty last October was 2138,
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A rent suitable for small family in desirable
IA part of the city.
Address Box 1917. anr4dtf
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CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, April III. H: Hall, United
States Consul at Sydney, Australia. is accused
OF issuing fraudulent certificates under the
consular seal, purporting to entitle the holder
to twelve months employment by the Pacific
Railroad Company. Quite number of labor
ers have arrived from Australia holding these
certificates, but the Railroad Company deny
his authority to issue the same and refuse to
give the parties work.
QUARTZ MILL DESTROYED BY FIRE.
The Keystone quartz mill, near Austin, Ne
vada, was destroyed by fire last night
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g o MI MI Il h CIAL.
New York Stock and Money u.,ke,

NEW YORK. April6-7P. M.-Money increasing in
ease, and the Title OF currency set ling here from the
interior. The supply of anable funds is growing
Elst. The demand from brokers' was met at per
cent. currency until towards the close. when there
were liberal offers at per cent; tina most current
rate is, however, still at per cent. Discounts
more doing at a per cent. Sterling Exchange
quiet at 1894 a 1893, prime bills. Gold frmer OPEN
ing at 1879 and closing at 1881; loans made at per
cent and per cent for carrying and quite frequent
ly HAT. The steamer Cambria took out $1,000 Gov
ernments active and buoyant all dav, and advanced
"a Iper cent; the demand is heavy from investors
and parties who were compelled TO sell out during
the recent money stringency. The Assistant Treas
urer has stopped purchasing 1905. enry Clewes
" Co furnish the market r0ng and very active at
the close the following 49, quotations :-Coupon
rs 1851 l124 "a 111a do IS 1862 Ill q I'LL; do 1864
1929 q 1893; do 1865, 1909 a 109F do new It's "a 1854
90 1851 1889 g 1881; 1o-4os, 1929 1921 1905, 1861
SGocks-market firm for Western shares. all of
which are considerably higher; New York roads are
dull but steady The following areI5 30 figures Pa
cic Mail 81 q 94l; New York Central, 1913 90 1881;
Erie, 731 a 73S; pc preferred, IA; Hudson 14O3 Ca
l414; Reading, 9la q 90; Michigan Central, Iii t6
70; Michigan Southern, 81 a of; Illinois Centra
l43S a IA; Cleveland & Pittsburg, 91J 009,2; T lie,
90, iOas q 1O5; Rock Island, 96a a 96E; Chicago &
North western, GA a 65 do preferred, 764 "a 761:
Fort Wayne, 1919 a 1922 Missouri, S6S.
Mining shares dull; Gregory 800; Smith Parmalee
$50; Coryd N 81; Montlna 6S; Quartz Hill 1O5
The receipts at the Sub rreasurV to-day amount
ed to S5,22o2s2; payments $3,3s4 347 balance $780,
682. 92J. - = ~N'
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HSIANA.
TROUBLE BETWEEN MUNICIPAL O

TROUBLE BETWEEN MUNICIPAL OFFICERS.
NEW ORLEANS, April THE order issued
some days ago by Chief of Police Williamson
to one of his lieutenants, relative to the dispo-
sition OF the police force was suspended by
Mayor Heath. Mr.. Williamson has protested
in caustic letter, closing as tollows:-'If
those who are personally interested in great
political contest now pending desire to mani
pulate portion or all of the police force of
this city for their own purposes, they will find
an insurmountable obstacle in their way in
the determination of this office to confine the
operations of the police force to it's legitimate
functions, and it is believed that not only the
law. but the will of the people, will sustain the
action"
Mayor Heath has preferred charges of DISC
bedience of orders, INSTRUMENTATION, insoence
to his superior officer and conduct u nbecoming
an officer and a gentleman. AT an extra meet
ing of the Board of Police Commissioners
on Saturday evening, summons was is
sued to Mr.. Williamson to answer on the
9th of April, and he was suspended from
exercising the duties of his office until further
orders. Gen. Buchanan has set aside this
suspension, and ordered Williamson to con-
tlnue to discharge the duties of G nief of Police
until further orders from headquarters OF the
Fifth Military Distri t. Both Heath and
Williamson were appointed by Gen. Sheridan
DEMOCRATIC PROGRAMME.
AT the Democratic Parochial Convention
Saturday night, a full parish and municipal
ticket was nominated. Resolutions were
adopted requesting the State Central Commit
tee to again place before the people the nomi-
| nees for State offices lately retired by the Com.
mittee, and fill vacancies from declenson and
other causes. Also resolution requiring all
candidates to pledge themselves to oppose the
constitution.
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INDIAN AFFAIRS.

CHICAGO, April IA special dispatch receiv-
ed here from Omaha states that reliable intel
ligenee had been received from Fort Laramie
to the effect that the Indians were burning the
ranches between Laramie and Feltermen. At
ter burning several ranches they pursued seven
ranchmen, when desperate fight took place,
during which three of the ranchmen and five
Indians were killed, and number of the lat
farx cd
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Hartford Comfy

w Hoie luluDer Ol VOGeS 9I,1Ol.
The majorities only are given in Windsor,
Bedding and Madison. The total vote of the
State, calculating the entire vote of these
three towns the same as last year, will be 90
OIL. The total vote in 1867 was 94,143. Both
branches of the legislature are Republican;
the Senate II Republicans to Democrats
Last year II Republicans to Democrats
House, 100 Republicans to 108 Democrats.
Last year, II Republican majority.
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CONNECTHCUT.
THE ELECTION REPUBLICAN GAINS IN THE
LEGISLATURE.

LEGISLATUKE.
HARTFORD, April 7.-Returns from all but
three towns give English 1858 majority over
Jewell. Those towns last year gave % Repub.
lican majority. The Senate will probably
stand Is Republicans to Democrats "a Re-
publican gain of two. The House will have
about Is Republican majority.
The Republicans are very much disappoipt-
ed at the defeat of Jewell, and the Democrats
are correspondingly jubilant. The Republi-
cans are confident that they shall be able ia
carry the State for Grant in November Thew
are disappointed, but in no way discouraged OF
disheartened.
Complete returns from every town in the
State, have been received at the Courant of
fee, and they give English 1871 majority
English's majority last year, 987. The follow
ing is the vote nv counties.
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Uranges,P bX 5 20 06 co
Gram.
Corn. Mixed. I 20 a
SouthernYel. lao "a
Southern White 1 379
Rye. 200 0,2 10
Barley. ~ rs a 2 90
Oats. ........... 80 a 50
shorts v ton. So 00@ 55 90
Fine Feed. :. IS 90
Gunpowder.
Blasting. A so a 5 100
Sportins.... 6 SO a CTS
Shipping. * so a 575
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The Horse
A excellent Horse for Ladies ana Cnilureh' eau
~ w oous"' 'F w. l. S0UTHARD.
eY-Apply to Gaubert & Chase, ~ commercial ST.
March 27-d2w
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State Pensions,

DERSONS holding certificates under the State
Il Pension Law of 1867, and continued in torce by
an act OF 1865 are longer entitled TO Pensions bg
be made in all cases by parties DESTROYS of availing
themselves OF the benefits of the law. Such applIca-
tons may be made in person, and not otherwise to
George ii. Libby, by disabled Soldiers or Seamen,
residents OF city, who served and been cred
tied OH the quota OF Maine, by the widows OF such
deceased Soldiers or Sailors, by the legal guardian of
dependent mother sister of such deceased persons
and no others, on Monday, Tuesday and "Wednesday
April h, 9TH and Sth, between the hours of and
O'Clock p NJ at the old Probate Court Room, i'm City
Building. JACOB MCCLELLAN, Mayor,
Apn 2, 1868. d2w
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For Sale or REM

A ND good rooms can be obtained for gentlemen
a and their wives or single gentlemen, at No 81
Danfort street. mar26,ltf
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Additional Notice.

ONE OLIVER WEDGE, legally my hus-
" band) has advertised that have lett his bed and
board. He has never provided me with either. As
to harboling or trusting his account there is
no danger ofthat, as know OF no person who would
trust him or me on his account.
ALMEDIA WEDGE.
Portland, April 1st 1868, apr2d6ts
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WiSCO NSIN.

REPUBLICAN JUDGES ELECTED.
MILWAUKEE,, April Returns received up
to O'Clock tonight indicate the election of
[. S. Dixon, Republican, for Chief Justice and
Byron Payne, Republican, for Associate JUS
tice by between 5000 and 1000 majority Mil
waukee city goes Democratic by about $500
majority.
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MAINE.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
AUGUSTA, April 1.-Two large buildings used
as livery stables, situated on the east side of
the river, and owned bv Messrs. A. & w.
Sprague. were destroyed by fire this evening.
The contents were all saved save one horse,
which was so severely burned that he died
Loss $1,000; no insurance. Had it not been for
the storm the conflagration must have been
aytanSiva
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e u R o z e.
THE ASSASSINATION OF GEN. rronrs

THE ASSASSINATION OF GEN. FLORES.
LONDON, April Three days later dates
are received from Montevideo via Rio Janeiro
The report of the assassination of General
Flores, President of Uruguay is confirmed. He
was murdered in Montevideo, after his sre-
turn from the allied camp on the Bio Parana
His successor had taken his seat without tp-
position, and the city and State remained tran
Quill
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WEST sNDIES.
DISASTERS BY THE UPRISING OF

DISASTERS BY THE UPRISING OF THE SEA.
HAVANA, April 7.-Advices from Guada-
loupe to the 10th ult. have been received. The
sea suddenly overfowed Port Marie and three
French and one English vessel were driven on
the rocks and broken to pieces. Several other
vessels were washed ashore and greatly dam
aged.
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For Sale!

A NEW two Story House in Westbrook or, the
N line of the Horse Ra l-Road. Lot 60xI2O feet.
For particulars inquire of
JOHN G. PROCTOR.
April Q. d3w 90 EXCHANGE St
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kTMBALL
Patent Jump-Seat Carriages.


A LOW us to call your attention to the KENDALL
"a JUMP-SEAT CARRIAGE-as used for two or
tour persons. We have made a great number OF
these Carriages the past four years, ranging in
from 335 to 425 pounis, capable of carrying four
grown persons, and we believe they are universally
liked better than any Carriage ever before offered to
the p bic
In addition to those heretofore built, which We
have greatly improved have invented and patent
ed and are nov making entirely NEW STYLE
JUMP SEAT with Buggy Top to fall back or take off,
making six different ways the same Carriage can be
used each perfect IN it. elf and manufactured by no
other concern in the United States.
=, Finding it impossible to supply the demand for
these desirable ana popular Carriages in the old fac
tory, we have built large and com uoiious factory,
corner Preble and Cumbe land streets, Portland
TOR the manufacture of these Carriages exclusively
and we are now prepared to fill all orders at short
notice and GU reasonable terms.
We have letters from nearly One Hundred persons
owning and using these carriages, all stating that
they surpass anything ever before invented for a
family carriage, and recommending all to purchase
them in preference to any other kind Cuts of the
carriages, price list &C., sent by mail, applea-
ton to the subscribers.
All persons are hereby cautioned against making
or selling the Kimball Patent Jump Seat, in
ventons and patents cover every possible movement
oil both seats
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THE ADDRESS OF GOV. WELLS.

RICHMOND, April AFTER Gov. Wells had
taken the oath to-day, he accepted an invita-
tlon to visit the Convention. Judge Under
WOOD introduced him and endorsed his poiti-
cal views. Gov. Wells made short address
ana Said Tor the short time he holds offica he
all the people of the State, and try to promote
harmony in the Republican party, as the oniv
organization through which that prosperity
could ever come.
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Billiard Rooms.
CITY MARSHAL'S OFFICE,

.r CITY MARSHAL'S OFFICE
PORTLAND, April 1, 1868.
CHAPTER %, SEcTIoN7. The keeper of any Bill
lizard room table who admits minoi thereto with
out the written consent of their parent guardian,
or suffers any persons play there after six o'clock
in the at ernoon of Saturday. in the afternoon
other days, shall forfeit ten dollars for the first
and twenty for each subsequent offence.
All persons violating the above law will be prose-
cuted.
JOHN S. HEALD,
Argus and Star copy. City Marshal.
Arril 111r
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THE CONVENTION,

A resolution offered by a colored MEM
Der prohibiting the legislature from establi IL
ing any system of separate schools for the two
races was discussed all day. The black dele
gates urged it with heat, one or two threaten
ing to oppose the adoption of the constitution
if this is not incorporated.
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Wanted Immediately.
| $40 to $50 a Day Guaranteed.

GOOD Agents wanted TO introduce our NEW
u STAR SHUTTLE SEWING MA
GAINES. Stitch alike on both sides. The only
Grst-class, low priced machine in the market We
will coDsgn Machines 10 responsible pa ties and en-
ploy energetic AGENTS on salary. Full particulars
and simple work furnished on annlication IN w. q.
WILSON q co, Boston, Mass. Jan 25.-d3m
BOarders Wanted.
a FEW Gentlemen boardels or a gentleman ana
4 A wife, can be accommodated at No 20 Myrtle ST.
November 6. dtf
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Geo. w. Ladd's Patent Watch Case

ONE half and one third gold, equal for wear and
~ styles TO solld gold cases at corresponding re-
ducion in cost. adapted to and easily fitted with
movements of either OF the American Watch Com
nanes and make most beautiful and durable
Watch.
Inquire for them of your watch maker. The trade
supplied by most Of the principal wholesale dealers
III New York and Boston. or by the manufacturers.
J: A. BROWN g. CO., No. IL Maiden Lane,
mar24dlm New York.
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PROVISIONS.
LMnsa Reef

TURKS Is. ~
hid. Is bus. . 10 q 4 rs
Cagliari s bu. 3 rs a 4 20
syracuse 400 a. 4 so
Grind Butter. q 9
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Foreign MarsEefs.

HAVANA, April 7.-Sugar-marketq quiet and offers
made at 4 reals and less for No. II Dutch standard
Exchange on London 1t3 a II per cent. premium
on United States, currency, 279 q % per cent dis
count
LONDON, April 7-Afternoop.-Consols Id higher
and now quoted at 93s a 934 for both money and
count
American securities active and higher; United
States 5-2os I2k q 72s; Illinois Central shares 92b
Erie shares 4Ss.
LIVERPOOL, April 7-Atternoon.-Cottond duh and
irregular; prlceSdeclined Id; middbg uplands on
the spot and TO arrive 3D. afoat I'D; sales TO- 00t
bales Breadstuffs dull and heavy; Flourdul at SIS
California Wheat los 10d; Corn 40s Sd; Peas 1rmei
at AIS. Provisions firmer higher Beef 1855
Lard 62s; Bacon 46s; Pork firm; Tallow 45s 3d.
Other articles unchanged.
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VIRGINIA.

INAUGURATION OF NEW GOVERNOR.
RICHMOND, April 7.-Hon. A. H. Wells of
Alexandria, this morning took the oath OF Of
flee as Governor OF Virginia, and entered up
on the duties of the office.
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Baker Wanfad

DENT wanted, consisting of six or seven rooms,
LIZ convenient for O small family without children
Address H. Co. Post Office, Portland.
April 6, 1863 d1w@
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No. 1O3 Middle street..

lNTCULD inform their Customers and the public
w generally that in addition TO to their present
tore No 36t Congress street, they have opened a
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Notice.
FARMERS and Agriculturists on the line of anv
u railroad in this State, within twelve OF
MI cen miles OF Portland, wishing 10 test climate
and soil for raising the sugar beet, and wishing TO
cultivate them according to the rules furnished will
be supplied Free each with enough for an acre or less
OF the best seed selected from model farms in Fl
and Germany, by application to the subscriber In
turn he wishes only account the relative Weld
per acre by weight and half dozen beets from each
party for analyzation.
JOHN SPARROW
Eagle sugar Refinery,
Fore Street Portland, Me.
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NEW YORK,


RAILROAD BILL PASSED.
ALBANY, April IA bill passed the Senate
autho. izing the ELie & New England road to
establish ferry across the Hudson River be-
tween Fort Montgomery and Stony Point.
CHURCH BURNED.
SYRACUSE, April THE Zion Evangelical
Lutheran Church was burned this morning.
Loss $4,000; insured $4,000.
ELECTION OF SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC IN
sTRUCTIoN.
ALBANY, April 7.-Abram B. Weaver, Dem
ocrat, was chosen Superintendent of Public
Instruction by the Legislature to-day
THE ERIE WAR.
NEW YORK, April THE examination of
several directors of Erie, charged with con-
tempt of court in having caused the issue of
$10000,000 worth of stock certificates, was con-
nued to day before a referee, the witness still
being Horatio n Otis, Secretary of the COM
pany. A further hearing was adjourned till
Thursday.
SURRENDER OF A BOY MURDERER.
James Brangan, boy of IA, surrendered
himself to-day as the murderer of Louis Cart
ner. He asserts that Gartner was intoxicated
and assaulted him first.
ACCIDENTS AND LOSS OF LIFE.
BY an explosion of musl1et cartridges in a
Junk store on Water street to-day, Two work.
men were badly burned
By the fall of new frame building on the
corner of Dist street and 9th avenue, Brooklyn
to-day, two men, named Rudolph Pooh and
Joseph Treiszch, were killed.
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BOarders Wanted.


A FEW Gentlemen, ana gentleman and wife, can
N be accommodated with board at
No. 224 Cumberland Street,
April 4. dive
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C.. p. KIMBALL CO..

Jas -s PORTLAND, ME.
R-I still continue the manufacture OF all other
kinds of carriages at my old factory Prehe Street
Portland, Me. CHA'S P. KIMBALL.
March 31-eOd3m
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ASSESSORS NOTICE

THE Assessors OF the City Of Portland nere4y
i give notice to all persons liable to taAatlon IN, ~
said city, that they will be in session every scum .
day from the first to the f zenith day Of Aprli next
inclusive, az their room in City Han, from .et 81
twelve O'Clock in the forenoon and from tnree 70 NV
o'clock in tue afternoon, fr the Pn % sa;d citv
lists of the pos and estates taxable IN stl9 e.S
And all such persons hereby noIneu 70 In. ~
and hiring to said assessors, true ana perect sts o
Pc sona held by Guardian ts or dam d.
s;, xt and be prepared to make oath to the
truth of the same. :, ousoos dsooasoa ho,o 49,,
,.5 tnrinq the past year, or have changed hands
ton anv cause. the executor administrator or other
uo interested, hereby warned to give notice OF
Pch change; and in default of such notice will be
ba under the law to pay the tax assessed although
such estate has been wholly distributed aud paid
And any person who neglects to comply with this
notice. will be doomed IN tax according to the laws
of the State, and be barred of the rights make ap
pncation to the County Commissioners tor any abate
ment OF his taxes, unless he shows that he was
able to offer such lists within the time hereby APP
pointed.
n PECKETT
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WE Want good Cracker Setter, who we will pay
w good wages. No one need apply that will
not attend steadily to his work.
ALFRED PIERCE& 20,
April Adv Biddelord Me-.
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ITALY.

FLORENCE, April Admiral Farragut had
gone from Naples to Sicily. A dispatch from
Messina announces his arrival
e -'t GERMANY.
BREMEN, April THE tide of emigration
for the present spring for the United States
commenced with increased volume 1t is esti-
mated that upwards of 1000 emigrants left Ger
many during the past week for American ports
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Wanted!
Rent Wantad

A SMALL unfinished room near the Post ONCE
IA Address with price and location,
apT6d3t A T. +. Box 10
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WASTED.
WANTED.

OK Journeymen Bakers for loaf bread, wanted
- immedi tey, men CT good habits 10 whom
steady employment and liberal given ON their
arrival here. NOR q CO.. ="
City Steam Flour Mills and Bakeries,
11G Argyle Street, Halifax n. s.
EB-For further particulars apply to
GEO. II. STARR,
No. 80 Exchange St., Portland.