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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
iron ApprrIONAI LOoAL IrnNs SEE OprslDE rAsEs

MEETING OF JoURNEYMEN BRICKMAKERs.-A
large meeting of iourneymen brickmakers was
held last evening at the Resolution Hose house,
Jacob Rink in the chair. After the reading a1d
adoption OF the minutes OF the previous meeting,
the following business was trausacted:-
A communication was received FROM q 6rm
who proposed to pay 81 per day for drst-class
men who are briCkmakprs, setters aud burners;
second-class men $3.50, say topping brick
makers, and employed as such, and tnird-class
men of bottom brickmakers, SO per day, aud
advance the wheelers to 1926 per day. They
also proposed a Brlckmakers Association, COM
posed OF journeymen, settlers, burners, wheelers
and tossers, and TO put one more brick in the
row, making fity.nine bricks in each row, the
odd brick TO 90 TO the association to form
sinking fund at the end of the season. The
communication was laid on the table.
The following resolution was then offered and
unanimously adopted:-
hesoiUed That, having heard that report
was IN circulation representing that violence
had been done to a brck-yard where the wages
have been refused, and that the blame had
been thrown on the journeymen orick-makers,
that we, the members Of this Association, con-
demn any such conduct, and counsel all the
members of the society TO refrain from violence
aud use their influence in detecting the guilty
party that they may be properly dealt with by
this Association.
George Peasey John F. Riday and Michael
Quigey were appointed committee to wait on
employers TO see TO whom they intend paying
the wages.
The following employers, 1t was reported, had
agreed to give the wages Frederick smith, JOS
Grim, Isaac Blinn and Brady d Bowling.
On motion of VIM. A. Murtha, a vote of thanks
was rendered TO the persons named for their
kindness in giving the advance desired by the
journeymen brckmakers.
The meeting was then addressed by persons
interested in the welfare of the iourneymen,
after which it was resolved that the wages de-
manded (S4 per day should date from today,
and that no less than the price named should be
allowed.
After some unimporiant business the meeting
adjourned
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MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATIC CITY EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE. committee yesterday after
noon held their first meeting in their new
quarters, No. 7l8 SAMSON street, which have
ben handsomely fitted up. Thomas j. Hemp
hill, ESQ.,, President, occupied the chair, and
John r bbns, Jr., oiliciated as Secretary. The
contested case of Henry Monaghan aud James
FlaheIty, both claiming to be the regular nOmi-
nee for the Office OF assessor in the Eighth Ward,
was decided in favor of the former. II was eX.
pected that committee would be appointed in
the contested case of Michael Mulhn aud John
FoTsytbe, both of whom claim the nomination
in the Thirteenth Representative District; but
no official communication from the meeting OF
candidates on Monday. referring the case TO the
committee, having beeh received, no action was
taken,
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LAYING A CoREBR-sToNE.--The cornerstone
of the new Betl esda Presbyterian Church, at
Fransford road ld Vienna street. will be laid
this afternoon. The Rev. Albert Barnes, Rev.
Drs. Allen, Shepherd, Stryker, and Others are
eXUeCted to pariicipate
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The FOURTH OF JULY.-The First Division
Pennsylyaui Militia will parade on the morn
ing of the Fourth of July. The line will form
at o'clock A. NJ, on Broad street, the right
General Provost. commanding, has detailed Co.
A, Veteran Light Artillery, Captain James A.
Brady, TO fire national salute at sunrise.
The soldiers OF the war of 1912 will assemble
in the morning and celebrate the day in their
usual spirited aud impre sive manner.
The State Society of the Cincinnati of Penn
sylvania will meet at 10 O'Clock A NJ, aud in
the evening will dine with members of other
State societies.
The Celtic Association OF this city will also
celebrate the day in an appropriate manner.
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J. VAUGHN hERRICKi WILLIAM II, MERRICK
JOHN u. COPE.
SOUTHWARK FOUNDRY, FIFTH AND
- WASHINGTON Streets.
PHILADELPHIA,
MERRICK d SONS,
IENGINEERS AND MACHINISTS,
MANUFACTURE High and Low Pressure Steam Engines
for Land, River, and Marine Service
Boilers, GasomeIers, Tanks, lion Boats, etc.
Castings OF all kinds, either iron or brass:
Railroad Stations. etc,
Retorls and Gas Machinery, of the latest and most
improved construction.
Every description OF Plantation Machinery, also
sugar, Saw, and Grist Mills Vacuum Pans Ol
s cam Trains, Defecators, Filters, Pumping Nm
gines, etc. ,,,
Sole Agents for N. Billeux's Patent Sugar Boiling
Apparatus, Nesmytb's Patent Steam Hammer, ana
AspinwR d WOoisey's Patent Centrifugal sugar
Draining IA achinea. bSOS-
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WILL THEY BE CLEANED THE contractors
for cleansing the streets north of Market street
will commence work to-day. Many of the
streets and cutters and inlets are in very
filthy condition, and require immediate at
ieutipn
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THREE CARD MONTE Want OF JURISDICTION
= Before Alderman Beitler, yesterday, Johu
CorsOn and b. ii. Mnar had hearing, charged
with running off with money that had
been staked in a game known as three.
card Monte. The complainant was a country
man who had been induced 20 play, and when
it was discovered that he had won, the defend
ant ii Is alleged, ran away with the stakes. 1t
appearing that the game was PLAYED in Camden
and that the accused had been followed TO this
CITY, the Alderman Informed the complainant
that he had no jurisdiction, and discharged the
prisoners.
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AccDENTs. Charles Furlong, aged twenty
six Years, while engaged yesterday at the In.
dusirial Iron Works, hal one OF his legs sc-
verely injured By piece of heavy casting fall
ing on It. He was removed TO the Pennsylvania
Hospital.
Yesterday afternoon, about o'clock, Sarah
Thompson, colored, 8 years OF age, was run
over by a furniture car, at Thirteenth apd
Green streets, and had her let arm badly
crushed. Removed TO the hospital.
! ast evening child was run over and killed
at Nineteenth and Hamilton streets. The Coro.
ner was notified.
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ASSESSMENT OF PROPERTY. The Assessors in
the various wards are now engaged in making
the annual assessment of real estate, including
all additions to old buildings made since the
assessment OF last year. and new ones erected.
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IN THE ORPHANS COURT FOR THE CITY
L AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Estate OF ALBERT @. WALTON, deceased
The Auditor appointed by the Court to audit settle,
ana adjust the nTst sud fuRl account OF SAMUEL 4.
WEEl n and JOHN Is. LENTH. Executors OF Albert
o. Walton DE- ceased, ana report distribution OF the
balance IN the hands OF the accountant, will meet the
parties Interested for the purpose OF his appOlntment
on FRIDAY, the Sd day of July, 1868 AT o'clock z.
NJ his Office, No. ABB WALNUT street, in the city
Of Philadelphia. THOMAS j. WORRELL,
622mWt5t" Auditor.
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GALE OF CONDEMNED oUARrERMAs

GALE OF CONDEMNED QOARTERMAS
- TEkS PROPERTY.
OFFICs CHIEF QUARrERMASTER, .
DISTRICT OF TIM INDIAN 1FRRTrORY, =
FORT GIBSON. q. N, June H. 1868.
AT Public Auction NJ Fort Gibson. Cherokee Ma
tOn consisting OF Hospital and other Tents CloLhing
Blankets, Harness, army Wagons, Wagon Covers
Cot king Utensils. Flags, aud numerous other arti-
Giles, ali 10 be sold without reserve TO the highest
bidder.
sale TO take place at Fort Gibson. O. NJ, the 10Th
day of July, 1868 al O'Clock A M. .
Terms-Cash, in Government funds to be paid on
day ofsale. ,.,, ..
sucoesstu bidders to remove stores within twenty
four hours ,
A Il. ROCKWELL.
Brevet Lieutenant. Colonel, A, @; NJ, u. s; Az
6 Get CHIEF Q. M, District Indian Ierillory'
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TAxEs.-The receipts from taxes at the pre-
sent time are exceedingly small, notwithstan1-
ing that a discount at the rate of twelve per
cent. per annum is stll allowed.
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ENGINES, MACHINERY, ETC.

fTF&, PENN STEAM ENGINE AND
sSsix6lAadlEall=sAAs BOILER WORKS-NEAFIE d LEVY
NllyAL AND THEORETICAL ENGINEERs
MACHlNlSTH. BOILER-MAKERS, l. A q *. .
SMITHS, and FOUNDERS. having tor many years
been In successful opei alton, and been exclusively
engaged Ia building and repairing Marine and River
Engines, high and low-pressure Iron Boilers, Water
Tanks, Propeers. ETC. etc, respectfully oher their
tract for engines OF all sizes, Marine, River, AND
Stationary; having Heis of patterns OF different
are prepared 70 execute orders with quick despatch
Every description OF pattern-making made at the
shortest notice. High and Low. press ure Fine
Tubular and Cylinder Boilers Of the best PennsylVa
MIA charcoal Iron. Forgings of all sizes and kinds
Iron and Brass Castings of all descriptions Roll
Turning Screw Cutting and all other work connected
with the above business.
Drawings and speci6catio Ions for all work done at
the establishment free of charge, and work guRrRn
teed.
The subscribers have ample wharfdock room foI
repairs of boats where they can lie In perfect safety
and provided with shears, blocks, falls, etc etc
'"- '''''DA "'' ~ JACOB O. NEAFIE.
JOH n p. LEVY,
6R BEACH and PALMER Streets,
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HOUSE RoBBED.-The house of Abraham
Shallcross on Ridge road, above Green lane,
was entered by thieves on Saturday night and
robbed of a quantity of clothing.
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BITTER CORDIAL.
S G. II E e T rs
CELEBRATED
SITTER CORDIAL,
n. w. Cor. OF FIFTH and RACE SITS.


This medical preparation is purely vegetable,
composed OF various herbs, gathered from the
greaL storenOuse OF nature, and selected with
The utmost care, IT is reliable Family Medi-
cine and can be taken by either infant or adult
with the same beneficial results. IL Is certain,
prompt and speedy remedy for Dlarrhoel, Dys-
entery, Bowel Complaint Dyspepsia, Lowness
OF Spirits Paintings, Sick Stomach, Headache,
etc. 1t creates an appetite proves powerful
digesler of Iood, and will cOuuteract the effects
of liquor IN few minutes. AS indlsputable
evidence of its medical properties, we append
the 1OllOwing:-
strong ELaItmOniRI from Fire Marshal
Black barn.
PHILADELPHIA, March 10, 1868.
Jacob Scheetz Esq.-My Dear Sir:-Some eight
months ago, when suffering from great ner-
yous pIoslTation, the result OF exposure end
old friend) TO take as a Tonic your celebrated
Bitter Cordial and so agreeably surprising
have been its beneficial effects, that cannot
refrain from thus bearing testimony In its
favor. AS a beverage IL is as pleasant ana de-
Iightful as q glass of rich dark-brOwn Sherry;
as an appetizer before meals, perfectly magical,
and as "a digester of food, the most potent com
pOupd ever knew. Altogether, / consider 1t
one OF the happiest combinations of medicinal
herbs ever red To the public as "A curative.
i most cheeriuly and confidently recommend
IL 10 every sufferer from Debility, Dyspepsia,
and Rheumatism. AS q substitute for tue vii
famous alcoholic and Vinous concoetlons lm-
bibed at too many OF the public bars OF the pre-
sent day, IL must also prove blessing.
Very truly yours, -
ALEXANDER w. BLACK BURN,
6l6mwll3t Fire MARSHAL
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

DELAWARE MOTUAL SAFETY INSURs
IL ANCE COMPANl Incorporated by the Legis.
ture OF Pennsylvania, 1885.
Office Southeast corner THIRD and WALNUT
Streets, Philadelphia.
MARINE INSURANCH5
On Vessels, Cargo, 81 Freight to all parts OF the
INLAND INsURA ANCE5
On Goods by river canal lake, and land carriages to
All parts OF the Union.
"' P''''' FIRE INSURANCES
On merchandise generally.
On Stores Dwelling Houses etc,
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LEGAL NOTICES.

TN THE ORPHANS COURT FOR THE CITY
| AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Estate OF DR. DAVID JAYNE, deceased ,,,o
The Auditors appointed by the Court to audit sette
ana adjust the second account OF j. WHEAt tOS
rMITH,, HARLFS Ii. ROGERS, EDWARD M PAX
sun. HENRY LEWIS, AL d JOHN M. WHlEAl y.
F1tcutOs RnO Trustees under the VIII Of Dr, DA NtD
JAY NE deceased and to report distribution OF the
balance iu the hands of the accountant, will meet
the pares iuteret ted for the purposes Of their ap
uoIpimert, on MONDAY, the 9th OF July next a. 4
6'crck r. Nj, at the offices OF the Estate, No 6lS
CHESNUT Street, secUnd-story In the cllyof Phlla-
CelphiR --.-- --..--
JAMES STARR, | Auditora
624 wfmGt WILLIAM ID. BAKER, H"'''
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MARINE TELEGRAPH.
For addltto,laL Martne Ne,os see FtrN Paae.

ALMANAC FOR PHILADELPHIA-THISD DAY.
SUN R1s MOON = 224
Sun as HIeH WArEB..... 2Oi
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MOONS PHASES.

PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE.
JAMES r.. You've,
COATES WALTON, SMoNTHLY CoAAITTEE'
THOMAS PuTTHR,
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CONDEMNED SUBSISTENCE

GALE OF CONDEMNED SUBSISTENCE
- STORES.
OFFICE CHIEF CoMMIssARY OF SUBSISTENCE
DISTRICT INDIAN TERRIToRY,
FORT GIBSON, @ NJ. June III, 1868.
At public auction, AT Fort Gibson, Cherokee ion
the 10Th day OF July, 1865 at O'clock, NJ,
sislng Of
l9q barrels of Flour
500 poun0s of Soda Crackers.
l6 gallons Cucumber Pickles
40 gallons Cabbage and Onion Pickles.
100 gallons MiXed Pickles.
$50 gallons Onions.
Sl5 gallons sauer Kraut
The above soIes 10 be SOLD without reserve, 10 TN
highest b oder
Terms Cash, in Government funds, on day of sale.
The successful bidders to remove stores within
twenty four hours.
A. Il. ROCKWELL,
Brevet Lieut.. Col A Q NJ, u. s. A.,
6266t Chief Q. M. ano q. s., Dist. Ind Ter.
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VIRGINIA.

PROCEEDINGS OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL CoNyEN-
TON.
RICHMOND, Jan. 20.-1n convention to-day
among the resolutions offered was one for dis
franchising ex-members of Congress and all
State and city officers from the Governor down
to policemen. 1t was laid over. The eighth
section of the bill of rights was adopted after
the defeat of an amendment declaring suffrage
inherent. An amendment offered to the bill
of rights on Saturday, declaring Virginia a
co-equal member OF the general Government
and entitled to all benefits and subject to all
burdens as other States, was laid ON the table
and 0: deted to be printed.
ARRIVAL OF GEN. GRANT AND TRUSTEES OF THE
PEABODY FUND AT RICHMOND.
Gen. Grant and lady arrived this afternoon
and are stopping with Postmaster Sharp
Grants brother-in law. -
Among other trustees of the Peabody fund
who have arrived are ex-Gov. Fish and Sam
uel Wetmore of New York, WIN. A. Graham
of North Carolina, John II. Clifford OF Massa-
chusetts, Geo. w. Riggs of Washington, and
William c. Rives of Virginia, Gov, Aiken OF
South Carolina IL expected to arrive tovmor'
row in time for the meeting of the trus tees al
the Spottswood Hotel
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
THE RECONSTRUCTION CONVENTION.

CHARLESTON, Jan. 20.-Among the resolu-
TONS presented in the Constitutional Conven-
ton one proposes that all State institutions,
leges shall throw open their doors to nearoes,
Another resolution declares negroes should be
admitted to all hotels and places of public ell
tertainment on the same terms as whites
Propositions to relieve the people from indebt-
edness are abundant.
CHARLESTON, Jan. 2.-The convention to.
day adopted resolution requesting Gen. Cam
by to suspend sales of property under execu-
ton for three months. Also inviting one OF
the Solicitors of the State to aid the conven-
ton in preparing business. A proposition to
abolish the District Courts of the State was
voted down, on the ground that under the re-
construction acts the duty of the convention is
simply to frame constitution. A hill CT rights
was submitted to-day. 1t is very conservative
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FLORIDA.
-rYr prCnvsrpy,or,o>, coyxyryrroN

TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 21.-The delegates to the
Reconstruction Convention met in the Capitol
yesterday. There were barely a quorum pres
ent. Temporary officers were chosen all OF
whom were negroes. Subsequently ,perma-
nent organization was etscse9 Ch al White
editor of the Florida Times of Jacksonville,
Secretary, Both are white men. A negro
was elected Assistant Secretary, and most of
the subordinate officers are negroes.
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GEO EssAA.
ITUTIONAL CONVENTION


ATLANTA, JAN 20.-fhe Convention to-day
adopted two additional sections OF the Bill oil
Rights, aud refused to suspend the rules to
consider resolution asking Gen. Meade to re-
move sheritfs who have made sale of property
in defiance of the relief ordinance.
The committee TO report the names of fiji
persons for the rem wal of political disability
have given notice to such parties to present
their claims. 1t is probable that the State Of
tees will be shortly moved from Milledgeville
to this CITY,
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CANA DA
THE INTER-CoLONIAL RI

THE INTER-coLoNIAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
TON IN HONOR OF THE PoNTIFICAL ZoU-
AYES. -I' i.tt- .tia'
MONTREAL, Jan. 20.-It is stated that the
Privy Council met to-day to decide upon the
question OF an inter colonial railway.
A great religious demonstration is to take
departure of the Canadian corps of Pontifica
Zouaves, on the cason of blessing their ban.
narS
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NO CHARGE LESS THAN ONE DOLLAR.
OmIy she Manager or sqb.DHanager as-
therized 90 sisn Deposit Receipts. d.
: Letters aud applications should be addressed to
Jan. 10 1855. DIFF HENRY LEE, Manager.
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WEST INDIES n
THE VOTE AT ST. THoMAs-sANTA Annals MOVE
MENTs-DEATH OF GEN. MoNTEz NEWS FROM
SAN DOMINGO tIf 3-eg lEG s443g6ss A9-T10--

T #a 70 s W."
THE VOTE AT ST. THoMAs-sANTA Annals MOVE
MENTs-DEATH OF GEN. MoNTEz-NEWs FROM
SAN DOMINGO. 30 t-.aH sE2 ,-42@as Aa.li7s n
4 New York, Jan. 20.-An Havana special
says the publication OF the vote at St Thomas
was unofficial, as the authorities refused to
give details on the subject. The Danish Com
sui at New York has tel graphed to the Cap
tain of the Corvette Dagmar that Secretary
Stewards reply was satisfactory, and that the
President of the United States had sent the
treaty to the Senate for ratification
There are rumors here that Senior Rafael
sailed in the steamer Nero Castle for New
York in connection with an issue of bonds for
Santa Anna, to enable the latter to prosecute
his plans against the Mexican Government in
Yucatan. 1851 ELIlltf
Haytien mail advices of the 9th ult. state
that the death of Gen. Montez was occasoned
by apoplexy, not by assassination by order of
Salnave, as reported.
Salnave left Cape Haytien the 18th, with
1000 volunteers, amid much enthusiasm to nut
down the rebellious Cacos. Aux Caves and
the Island generally were tranquil A COM
mittee of the National Assembly have reported
against raising loan of $4,000 900 francs and
recommended public economy. The estimates
OF the budget for the year shows an excess of
receipts over expenditures of $4,000 in gold.
Commercial affairs were improving. Consid-
cradle coffee had arrived at Port au Prince.
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MAINE.


LEWISTON Jan. 2l.-The Evening Journal
learns that in the Buckfeld shooting affai +
young Brigham who was exonerated by the
coroner's jury, has been arrested on charge
of manslaughter. He waived an examination
and was bound over to appear at the next
March term of the court at Paris,
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LOUISIANA.

THE RECONSTRUCTION CONVENTION
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 20.-In convention to-
day articles So and 81 were adopted under the
head oi judiciary Dep artment
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
FIRE AT ALEXANDRIA.

CONCORD, Jan. 2l.-Cass' mills at Alexan-
dria, consisting of a general lumber mill, grist
add cider mill, a threshing machine, &c, were
entirely destroyed by fire last night. The fire
orlgioated in detective chimney.
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ILLINOIS.

THE CHICAGO TIMES NoMINArEs PENDLEToN.
Z CHICAGO, Jan. 20.-The Times dominates
Pendleton as the Democratic Presidential can
didate.
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Foreign Markets


L1oSsDoN, Jan. 21-A. M.--Consos 92E for money
FRANKFORT, Jan. el,--United States 5-20's 76f.
LjipEhPooL, Jan. GA. M.--Cotton duh and
TENDS DOWNWARD; prices declined Id: sales 5000
bales; Middling uplands 72d; Midding Orleans Sd.
Break lis quiet and firm ~
LONDON, Jan. Pip. M.-Consols s2E for money
and account.
American SECURIrIEs-lllin Central shares,
SGJ; Erie Railroad shares 49,
LIVERPOOL, Jan. PIP. M.-Corn ASS Cd. Rod
Wheat 14s Cd Peas 46s Cd. Lard active at 5is.
Cheese b3s. Pork 73s Cd. Whale Oil $50.
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10 LET.
Store to Let,
To let

TIME Secon', Thri and Fourth Stories of the
4 Brick Block No 50, IS, 81 Middle street. recent
ly occupied by Messrs Lock. Meserve s Co.
Enquire Of 20 f-- JOHN z. PRoCrER,
{ JanId3w 93 Exchange street.
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Reports oftIse State of Maine


which are acknowledged by all unrTejdiced minds
70 he Tar superior to any published BY amy other
agency In the country. .slrt '.9# 'TEf
~ the general merits OF our system we deem IL
useless to speak, having had a long acquaintance
with the trade Of this City, and wtrk place In
the Counting Rooms OF the principal Merchants for
50 many years, that its value 10 generally acknowl-
edged, anu our reputation, trust, so we'll estab-
lished, as not 70 require any extended notice
In establishing an ONCE In this City, we have but
carried out our intention OF meeting the wants OF
the business NTH in all parts OF the country and to
them We appeal to sustain US in our enterprise,
promising them 10 return our most unremittnR ex-
ertions obtain the latest and most reliable infoma
ton OF the standing of their customers whether In
this STATE or the more remote parts the country.
The general management OF the office will be Ia
connection with our Boston Agency, and conddei TO
parties well known here, and having the entire conf
dence OF the community. Our Office viii be found
open during all business hours, and gentemanly and
attentive clerks In attendance ready to explain our
system and give any desired Information; and We
respectfully invite ALL whether subscribers or not to
cal and examine our system, and test the reliability
j. NJ. BRADSTREET & SON.
Portland, Jan. IS, 1868 ja16d1w
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Wanted.
BOarders Wanted

4 FEW gentlemen boardels, or a gentleman aud
"A wife, can be Accommodated at No. 20 Myrtle st.
d November 6. dtf
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Lost!
IN MONDAY, January Goth; on Atlantic street.
" aSET OF CuRLS with COMB The finder will
he suitably rewarded by leaving it at No 81 Atlantic
Street. De IA Aas jan2id1w@