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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-01-28
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-01-28

p0SSr. Srown, Scnatpr bon bieltm Oi-
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-01-28

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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-01-28

s,,tan. 1000 8ufhd 8olf aufs eanb setbon. SO
2l5 pfc. Geltsbauts, 2004 gfo. Euttsr, 27O0 gfp.
llnfdlit, 2250 pfo. Gbmul,
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beliiNrn, 10l gSdmis, 33 aBets, 12f Weitebtmbsn,
l2S g4eitIraden, 65 tlntertIde. 12S Gtort9cnns,
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8interbemtsn, 25 ainttr:linttriSde, SO gaer I'm
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or, 81 YettaujIts, :95 Cuts Strampfsnru. II Guts
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Gpreufids. 73 afquGif lntsrtSdt. 40 0aar befsu=
trd9sr, 2020 Yfuno Sars;fs, 30 Barrel gdmisrs
Isifs, "a Sarge, 60 Oarb Go,pef, 35 9arb Slatbs.
lsinep: @bed, 30 Yoro Msrslsineu Sled, 40 WGrb
SRer9lsiren.
5lfii6 pufdln&tet.
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15103 pfino Edptiusftrilh.
2n,att btr 2ltmsn I'm 5auis.
&erbttebsu I'M baule 5anuar |, 1867 $50
lufQencmmsn wabrsnp res Sabrss 206
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@effer6en 81
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ren 8cn eea Sbissn fno 26 irrfnn9.
Nelperbnnben.
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8sui. tbens, an Gl9b. Dsih, Sbermitfcrb.
Sobn Rs. on garss Bt9srt, Bausr, q. gBbsitb.
&bec. IusnSsr, am Saeor Suectn. 8autr .. 9Jaas
suusis.
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GaBture.
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QBir Die nnisr;sithpstsn DjrsftCren ron asha Co.,
tsibsiuissn biermit baB mir bic cti9s 8shnuus &c;
prft unb tbsrbsn uno tisslbs forfeit 9efunssn bas
ben pe ebsn an9e9strn. geseu9t eurtb unftrt oanp'
f6ttt bsn Is. Sanuor 1868.
aaeUb Saaifu,
Sol. @rtsismer, Dirs!tcrsn.
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-01-28

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pfCrD tdnn dllcn pOer roppcH gebraudt merbeu,
cine brauuc Mdbrc 8 Sabre alt, lit Gil gutter
6cbcr III einfa6em opcr bcppCltcm 0ci6irr, cine
ordut NGbre 8 Sabre alt elmer Der beittn 2c-
ocr5, eiu buntelbrullucS Yferb 5 Sabre alt fam
ilbcran I'M 0Cldrr 9ctrduc)t wCrbcn unb lit Gin
No |, @eber, cine bnntelbrdune YRGDrc Sabre
alt Gin So l, Qicber unb fam iberdn lonlt i'm
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ben, cin ypci Sabre altC5 @reD SIleu 3 en
Sabre alte 0cnglt SlaCu teinc before iperben i'm
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gcfunhen poruntCr ein boIbIilti9cr 9of, 2du"
fer, I6Wcrc NtrgduI5> >g8d9en btindbe 10 gut
ais ncu, Cin 3wcigduI5s g8agen NIT 9Cibld unb
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ipc nell, cine lcid)tc 9ug9csScid)It 10 gut ale
ncll, Gin Sbio lcbltrcdeuDcr Wdbcr unb S6nits
ter tcin bctrer Wtrb 9efnnbcn, Gin Ggeclior 0clls
re1tn, cine Rfcrbegepdlt NIT Ytdibine, lie
berl6uB S6iIttler unb Str0p 40 6uB lang. cin
Sclcgrapb 6utterdncibtr 10 gut o5 ncu gSinb,
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fam Nefunben ipcrpeu cine NGpfelmilbIc unb
gcpsrprtiic um all cine RfcrbegcipoIt 9cidIoBcn
ju ipcrben cn unentbebrIiber Nrtircl I'm Seper
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ais Sadcintll, Y1ugSlcinen Gin lei6tcS Carriage
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Niitl6littCn, 4ilugSmaa9en, 3 @dgcnsS sSSaa9cn,
cine 5tcr &ettc, @lcftettcn icbe II 6ub lang,
ein 6uttcrtrcg, S6rcttiitc, Sebeiien cin Yfolten,
ciicn, &hbtcttcn, Gin ocI5Ibld9c Clientele, Gill
Steinl6Id9cl, 2 Sctt5 gSa9cnbcarhS, 0rubbafs,
S6ippcn uub Spabeu 0abcln, cine cute slgt
@edeu, julanmCn nit elmer groBen Seridiebcns
belt BON anbern SIrtiten 81 SabIrsib an3ufilbren.
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Scpingungen IS Ionatcn Grcbit
Solomon Werfet.
Slutticnccr-Y 3icgcnfuB
Sunuor 2S uqbS
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-01-28
grecutors<8erfduf
BON ben,
0ieaenDen 0ermOgen

~ eySetVSW HJtSettVySb
pber Der 6fimfatte ses perfuttfnen
Spbn' Sdser gfq., lestbin
spn Sdserspille, Setbrlbers
Saunibip, 9eda Gaunta
q .resit 9fnniglpanidt
wetGss lirsente germGsen auf SfenllIdfr 8tnba
sum Satauf ansstoim ipsrpfn tptrD,
9luf SamlfagS ben 1 ten Sebruar,
niaRsns, um 1 lttr gla&mittass auf tsm St-
genttum fslba.
DageIte tfRsbt aus spei StrIGtn eanb, nam.
tt1:
Np, 1, pprauf bic Getiube erri6tet
linb,
n stlsstn In bsm tslastsn Stdbthtn GGssrsbIue,
III SripsIbsrs 3aunfaip, ft6a gaunts. IL Gtaat
pie pCrbelaet; srGntsnb on pdnen bon @etG
Wfiler, 0aacn u. Gtnimsl Deter SGnsiber unb
Atratam peter (; enibalienb 10 gdsr unb 80
8uttsr, 9enauss WaaB. Die Gsrtsbuungeu
earauf tststn aus
Azz,Ig Ginem speiltBdigten tpettersfs
s:::s. bparbsten glcfz zWpbnbaus,
- - elmer sGpri,erc sGeuer, unO anrere
nCttafnbisc Wuben9etdute. Der teiaate eaubs
ltri6, cber tffastr eotte, III alsidfalS wUti nit
Itpftltdumtn unb ancern 5ru&ttdumrn bspEarst
tlnsifdbr S older bappn fnb gBisIen. uno bee
Rsf if gaulanb In einem tpten gtante btr
@ultur. unb untfr guten 5enltn.
glr. 2, iit eine sptte 6plsGanb,
bsvaaitn bon pniGsSsnsn Scrtsn Sot,; srSa.
,enb an Qdubtr Don Yster Milsr, gtrabam @e-
ter, Yeler Shnetber, 9tst Dfter urb Nattan pee
tsr rnttatsap 10 gdsr eenauss Maab.
Die Sspnsunssn am gsrfaufstase unb auf>
partung bon
Samuel ! Eiftlsr, gr'cr.
Sanulr z. 1868. rat8
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-01-28
Sie Teebnun8 bes Stufiebers.

Ibemas 2. Sauft, In 8eGnuns nit ben
OtTstiprsn Dfs @rmen. unb Bel@Gftieunas, 5au.
fec bon QtGa @aunty.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-01-28
Ge6a GauntD DatrtDt.

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Itrer 3eiung s139
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Mrmen6duS% %Ne6nu1t0.

Die 8sGnuus bon 5raneis 9. gpba,
SGabmeiIter Der Dtrsftoren bss 4rmsn unp
Ss&dfttsunss' 5auics fir asta Gaunty, file
has Sabr enbfno December 81, 1867.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-01-28

Sr.
8aar erbalten ais per Gauntp Sbos,
msiitrs seri yt S23, 500 90
8aar srbaItn ron Biuiam Sscb
Iestbln sstewarb $40 80
Saor srbaitsn prn 8. %. 6suit, iSsi9t
Gtrrpart 1910 90
$25, ,O8O 50
Sr.
Bilanj etm Shoensiitsr aber6s3abtf
als per lCetidbri9cu 8.dbnun9 2,427 62
Olretcrer olt per Srber Bud, 2l.20l OF
8lar5 in paab 1852 30
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SO iOllen auf STfcnhiber @cnbu pcrfoiift ipcrben,
anf GicnitagS bcn25 6ebruar (6aitnadD 1868,
all Der s8obnung be6 llntcr5ciNnctel, unb duf
Der woDlbcfanntcu @0ucrci bc5 8 SIaac
Sreinig. in Sber Macun9ie Saunihip,
2cda GallntD, bd5 ipIgenbe bcibrebene pertb,
bolIc pcri6nlidc Gi9cntbum ndmIib
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Sefentli6er Serfduf

Sanuar %.
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10 LET.
T'O Let.

Brick Store, No. 1 Portland Pier,
WITH two desirable Offices ON second floor.
w Terms reasonable. Keys at Spanish Consul
latesNo. 80 Exchange ST.
Mar2-du
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RaI,iesifc HznrFxc.rn

NEW YORK. March 2-Co,ton opcned very dull
ana closed firm and moderated active; sales 22OO
bales; Middling uplands 23c. Flour dull and 10 al
l5c lowers sales 600 bbiS State 500 10 30: Co TX
@ 1857; Western 509 IA 90, Southern Is CD ia 75:
California IL % a IL So Wheat dull and declining
Corn heavy and g &c lower; sale &c 600 BUSH new
Mixed Western II a 90 afloat; old do 1 Is "a "a
store and 81 afloat; White Southern IS al Is:
Yellow Western old q a %. Oats a. &c lower;
sales AZ, 500 BUSH; Western SOC Beef 1rm Pork
Dun but steady; old mess % IS; new mess "a 60,
Lard quiet and heavy at i52 a 1870. Whiskey quiet
Naval Stores dull; Spirits Turpentine 625 al 5Oc Ro-
sn 3 20 q 90. Petroleum quiet; crude III 40 12c,
Iallow firm at 1l8 q l1Sc. Freights TO Liverpool
CHICAGO March, Flour dropping Wheat
NO. Spring 934 q 939. Corn-sales at 774c OATS
dull at sac. e quiet at 1 Sc % 1 49, Barley quiet
at W "a 0S. Pork sales Mess at 20 so a. "a 90
Lard-sales at l5@ q 152c. Bulk Meats active and
snort I'D llIe; sides 12c Dressed Hogs nominal
CINCINNA1I, March 2.-Flour unchanged and-dull
Wheat unchanged and dull Corn firmer mt the
clio q ana prices higher. Rye-saes at so. Barley
unchanged Corn Middling 90 90 a q co. Mess Pork
declined to "a 2I. Bulk 6Ieats in fair demand at 10
g lie, but generally held shade higher. Bacon
hrmer at IL &c FOR shoulders, and 42 @ 14sc for clear
rib and clear sides Lard dull at l5lc.
ST. LOUIS, No., March Flour in GOOD demand
with no decided change in prices. Wheat-nole de-
ing but prices unchanged; No. 2 Spring 10 (d Is
Corn dull and unsettled. Oats t0lerably firm but
unchanged; held at &C a. re. Barlov UNCHANGED at
200 q 60. Rye nrmer and held at TO- Provisions
dull and easier Pork held at "A 70. Bacon lc lJwer.
Bulk Meats-noth thing doing. Lagd-vcry little doing
and prices easier. p tl7 aF
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SUMMONS 10 THE pREsrDENr.
)F THE NITRo-GLYoERINE
XLth C0NGREsS-second Session.
SENATE.


WASHINGTON, March 2.-The Chair present.
ed memorial of members of the Grand Army
of the Republic setting forth that their services
have not been sufficiently recognized, praying
for portion of the departmental and other
offices.
Mr.. Morgan presented memorial of pub
fishers of Philadelphia against the passage of
the proposed copyright law.
Mr.. Cragin presented petition of the citi-
zens of New Hampshire praying for a remis-
sion of the duty on materials used for ship
building. Referred to the Committee ON
Commerce.
Mr.. Wilson, from the Committee on Military
Affairs, reported bill for the settlement of
paymasters' accounts.
On motion of Mr.. Howard the Senate pro-
ceeded with the consideration of the impeach-
ment rules, Mr.. Anthony in the chair.
The Secretary read co,nmsneino with ruIe
18th.
Inc 10th having been read, Mr.. Drake NOV
ed to add the words cor any Senator allowing
them to direct the reduction or writing OF any
motion.
Rule 20 having been read, Mr.. Drake offered
q substitute providing that arguments on pre-
liminary OF interiocutory questions betallowed
one hour in opening and fifteen minutes in
closing; one person only to be heard on each
side. Withdrawn.
Mr.. Grimes moved TO strike out rule so I'M
necessary, holding that it had been a matter
of congratulation that no such rule had ever
should abuse their patience, they could make
a rule to meet the case, but he thought it
would not be necessary
Mr.. Edmunds said the objections would APP
ply to all rules. This was limitation that
would commend itself to the approval of all,
and why not make it in advance, so that no
one could complain afterwards of their chang
ing their procedure. It would not affect one
side more than another.
Mr.. Grlmes said that in nope of the four
courts OF impeachment hitherto held, had there
been any such limitation, and there was no re-
cord that the privilege had been abused
MIR. Edmunds said the Senator was incon-
slstent in arguing, first that the rule was un-
necessary, because the power now existed:
and second, that it should not be exercised =
The world had progressed since thev were
born and long discussions were entirely mn
necessary. The Court did not tie itself in Inv
this rule, and doubtless when necessary on
extension of time would be unanimously Srapt.
ed. LII
After further discussion Mr.. Frelinehuysen
moved to amend by making 1T read two hours
for each side, the extension of time to be an
piled for beforehand
Mr.. Williams said the arguments in question
would be chiefly on the adtnissibility of evi.
dence, aud an hour was quite sufficient ON the
final argument
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land, September Sd, at st. Louis, September
8, 1866. The specification conclndesl: (which
said utteranees, declarations, threats and ba-
rangdes, highly censurable in any peculiarly
lnd1screet person, and un,ecoming in
the Chief Magistrate of the United States, by
means whereof said Andrew Johnson has
brought the high Office Of resident OF the
grace, to the great scandal Of all good citizens,
whereby said Andrew johnson, President Of
the United States, did commit and was there
and then guilty of high misdemeanor in Office"
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February 20. dlaw3w&25mar '
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WITH Board, desirable suit of rooms on the
w first floor, at 81 Danforth Street.
~ Also other desirable rooms for permanent or
transient boarders.
Feb lS-dtf
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Good News from the Granite State.
HG9ri211G2e's MGJ0Pity Deer
1900!
Result of the Republican Canvass.

special Dispatch by the International Lirel
CONCORD, March 1.-The Monitor of to-day
publishes the canvass of the Republican State
Committee Hartman 50, 437; Sinclair IS ,203;
doubtful 1891. Last years canvass stood,
Hartman S4,149; Sinclair 3O,21s; doubtful
1857; and about 1900 voters not returned.
This year there are less than fifty unreturned
Harrimon's actual majority was 800.
The severest snow storm OF the season is
now prevailing, and the trains are three hours
late. CoGswELL.
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g o M M II Va LAX

New Yeri Stock and Money Market.
NEW YORK, March 2-6 P. M-Money opened
easy and closed moderately at per cent. on call.
Sterling Exchange quiet. Gold opened at 1415 de-
cned nnder the pressure to sell to 140l and Closed
quiet at III. Governments slightly improved: 1881
IS better and 5-2O's generally advanced !. henry
Clews g. Co. report the following 4.3O p H. quota
% lOJ; do 1864 1913 % 1919; DO 1865, 1889 a 1881; do
Jan and July lrGS g lo6B; do 1867, fOs5 q 1O7.
Eaiiways unsettled during the day by the course OF
Transactions heavy and closed steady Pacific Mail
WEAK anu opened At No. but declined to 1898 $50
guot ais York Central 1856 Erie GG2 Read
Fort Wayne 100 AZ w
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For Sale or To Let.

sNHE hrstclass three story brick house, with free
Il stone trimmings, number thirty five High street.
For particulars inquire at the house fei9dtf
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r U Ee . e e.
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, March 2.-Cabinet changes still
form the chief topic OF conversation. The
Times this morning has an editorial article on
The subject. 1t is confident that the new min
istry is now complete. The following are the
changes given: Earl De by, First Lord of the
Treasury, succeeded by Right Hon. Benjamin.
DIsraeli; Lord Chelmsford, Lord Chancellor.
succeeded by Sir Hugh Cairnes; Right Hon.
Spencer II: Walpole, Chancellor OF Exchequer,
succeeded by G. w. Hunt, late Under Secre-
tary.
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Foreign MARKETS..

FRANKFORT. March 2-Forenoon. United States
5-20's strong at TAI CTS.
LONDON, March 2-Afternoon --ConsoJs 934 "a 93l
for both money and account.
American securities United States 5-2O's ia; ILL
nois Central shares $50. ~
LIVERPOOL, March 2.-Cotton dull and easier and
deelined ID; MiddlDg upiands Cd; Middling Orleans
9id. Corn Ais. Pork firmer at 49,. Lard dull at
6is. Sugar firmer at 25s Cd ="
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rIAssACuusErIs.
STRIKE IN THE COTTON MILLS.

SIKlhB IN TIE VUI IU-' MILLS.
FALL RIVER, Mass, March 1.-The cotton
spnners and weavers employed in all the cot
ton mills in this city, struck this morning for
quiet. The strike produces a stoppaee OF near
" half million spindles. Over five thousand
hands are out Unemployment roaming through
the snowy streets.
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EVENING SESSION.
WASHINGTON.
STARTLING DISCLOSURES EXPECTED.

NEW YORK, March 2.-The Posts special
says some startling disclosures are expected in
the ordnance committee report showing con-
nection of government officers with swindlipg
contractors who defrauded government out of
large sums.
SUMMONS TO THE PRESIDENT.
1t is believed the President will be summon
ed to appear before the Senate within two
days. His counsel will ask for a delay of ten
or twenty days.
INVESTIGATION OF THE NITRo-GLYcERINE
MATTER.
WASHINGTON, March 2-Governmen detec-
tiyes who have been investigating the nitro
glycerine story, report TO the IalAs7fy authorl-
ties of this city that the glycerine was ordered
by New York house of a Canada agency, and
that the article in question had never been in
the United States.
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Proposals for Bricks,
For the Constructions ofthe U. 8. Custom

-
y Cd ss1 House, Portland, We. 1870
GEALED Proposals will be received at the office
- OF the undersigned in Portland, until - O'Clock
NJ, Nj arch goth 1868, for furnishing and delivering
One million 1,C0O,h0O) Bricks for the Government
buildings to be erected at Portland, Me.
Proposals will be made by the thousand, includ-
ing all cost of freight and delivery for lots from FL
ty thousand 50,O00) TO one million q, 600 OOO).
The bricks to delivered at the sites of the build
ings as fast as shall be desired by the Superinten-
dent or required by the pl ogress of the work. AID
to be of The best quality OF hard burned brick
sound and fair, satisfactory to the superintendent
No proposals will be considered unless accompan-
led by sample of Bricks proposed. =
The delivery OF bricks to begin as soon after the
signing the contract as the Superintendent shall
direct. -4H 3
Tea per cent of all payments will be retained un-
til the completion of the contract.
The Department eryes the right to reject any
or all bids If deemed for the interest of the vern-
ment to do so.
Proposals should be endorsed proposals for
Brick and addressed to
HENRY KINGSBURY,
Feb, q. dtd Superintendent.
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u. s. MNrShNL'S Sale.

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
DISTRICT OF MAINE, IS.
Pursuant to Vend: Expo: to me directed from
the Hon. Edward Fox, Judge of the United States
District Court, within and the District of Maine
shall expose and offer for sale at public auction
to the highest bidder therefor the following property
and.merchandise, at the time and place within sad
District, as follows. viz FG
AT the U appraisers Office No. 1893 Fore Street, in
Portland on Wednesday, the eighteenth day of March
neat, at IL O'Clock Il. n:
FOURTEEN HALE BOXES OF TOBACCO contai,,-
ing 855 lbs. ~
The same having been seized by the Collector of
Internal Revenue for the First Collection district
Maine, and ordered to be sold and the proceeds
disposed of according to law
Dated at Portland this twenty eighth day of Feb
ruary, A. d 1868.
CHARLES CLARK,
teb2Sd15d U. S. Marshal District of Maine.
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Sale of Forfeited Goods.
COLLECTORS OFFICE.

COLLECTORS OFFICE, \
DISTRICT OF PORTLAND 81 FALMoUTH,(
Portland, Feb. 90, 1868
TINE following described merchandise having been
forfeited for violation of the Revenue Laws of the
United States, public notice of said seizu es having
been given. they will be sold at public auction at The
office of the United States Appraiser 19s Fore street
Is Empty Barrels; 800 Cigars; / Bottle WhiskeS;
II Bottles Gin; Bottles Brandy; Bottles Brandy;
Bottles Whiskey; l Barrel Molasscs; 10 Bottles
Brandy; Bottles Brandy; 1 Barrel Whisky; /
Keg Tamarinds.
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
will be disposed OF in accordance with the Acts of Com
gress in such cases made and provided.
: ISRAEL WaSHBURN, JR
90 Collector.
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5 Proposals for Lime,

For Construction of the U. y. COurt HI ouse
and Post Office, Portland, Me
tGEALED Proposals will be received at the office of
~ the ndersigned until ~ o'clock NJ, March goth
1868, for furnishing aud delivering one thousand
l1OOO) Barrels Of the best Rocklan Lime for the
Government buildings to be erected at Portland Me-
The Lime to be delivered the sites of the build
ings as fast as desired by the Supern endent or re-
CURED by the progress OF the work.
Proposals will be made by the barrel, including
cost of all freights, landing &c.
Ten per cent OF all paym will be retained I'M
til completion of the contract The delivery of the
lime to begin as soon after the signing of the con-
tract, as the Superintendent may direct. The De-
partment reserves the right to reject any or all of
The proposals if deemed for the interest Of the Gov
ernment to do so.
Proposals should be endorsed proposals for
Lime" and addressed to
HENRY KINGSBURY,
Superintendent.
Fob Of DID