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intelligence of the defeat and capture
of the Spanish General Latorre, near
Santiago de Cuba, and of the defeat of
the Spanish General Puelo, between
Principe iand Nuevitas. General Jor-
dan is said to have take L,torre. priso-
ner. >''
On Wednesday last, July 70, 5000
negro insurgents attacked Puerto Prin-
cipe, making a general raid through
the city. The Spanish troops to the
number of 1000 men attacked them.
A severe struggle ensued in which the
ground was contested inch by inch,
the insurgents finally retiring in perfect
order, having achieved the object for
which they had made tie laid. They
captured and destroyed provisions
valued at $4,000, and made good
their retreat. The Spaniards do not
give any estimate of the patriot losses.
Thirty-four wounded soldiers of their
army were taken to the barracks. The
Spaniards claim they had only eleven
meu killed F
The government officers, as well as
the officers of the army and navy, are
in a middle about the Income Tax
law. Some are allowed deductions and
some pay five per cent. on the whole
amount OF their salaries. Many asses
sors insist that the tax should be de-
Quoted from mileage, while others ad-
NIT that mileage is simply a reimburse
ment of actual expenses. Taking every
thing connected with the Income Tax
law, we think Congress cannot fail to
see the necessity of wiping it out alto
gether.
The Spanish Regent, in his speech to
the new American Minister, General
Sickles, said that president Grant
could not have made more grateful
Sc 'ection to the Spanish people" But he
did not say why.
By the running off of the rear car in
the Saturdays eastern bound train on
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad, at
Ivy Depot, several miles beyond Char
LOUISVILLE, one laQy arm was fractured,
three other ladies were injured, and the
brakesman had his back broken.
Last Saturday private Cooper, of K
Company, 9th Infantry, at Raleigh,
having been convicted of stealing from
the Quartermaster's Department, was
drummed out of camp, amid the jeers of
all the men at the post. Brave boy,
farewell 4GB
A Bourbon has stopped reading Vic
tor Hugo's "L'Homme qui rit," because
he has reached the point at which the
Clerk of Parliament announces that tn e
man who laughs-Lord Fermain Chan
charlie took the test oath. He doesn't
like scalawags. 5....e
The Monitieur has information to the
effect that Don Carlos has re-entered
France, and that General Prim, is about
to leave Madrid on trip to Vichy tor
his health This statement of the
Monitteur is generally credited, and is
regarded as proof that the Carlist move
ment is ended. lf
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Rss~ Mr.. J. j. Noah, of Tennessee,
is in Washington, and says the ma
jority for Senter in that State will be
about 10000. The Legislature, even
if it is democratic, may not send An
drew johnson to the Senate, as many
of the old Southern democratic mem
beis, Il re-entering political life, will
be likely to adopt cid line Wing princi-
pies, and thus throw the balance of
power into the hands of the republicans.
The Dent movement in Mississippi,
according to Mr.. Noah, is gaining great
strength. t.9t
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even Mr.. Mills large intellect will find
it difficult to surmount. They are the
words of a greater philosopher than
Mr.. Mill--the law of Master in
whose eye worldly wisdom is but as
neutrality-suspicious. whose command we
must all bend in reverent and cheerful
submission. .
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EsH7 The DAY Book invented the
idea of "respectabilizing the Republic
can party in Virginia" and filed its
claims to the Invention" and told what
the =" invention" would do, if worked
properly. long and long ago; and then
we invented the 'new movement" to
set the machine in motion at the proper
time. That's what we claim about the
invention" and that we have on re-
cord. There have been some slight al
terations made during the progress of
working the machine, which we do not
claim as our property. That is, we do
not claim the ownership of the altera-
tions, and are not prepared even to ads
init that they are Improvements on our
!" invention"
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N ORDINANCE CONCERNING

sec, l. That upon every Dog kept with.
In this city there shall be pa the an
nual tax of One Dollar, to be demanded
and collected OF the ownero or keeper upon
the hrst day of August OF every year
any house or lot to which any Dog NAV
belong or frequent shall be deemed to be
the owner OF such Dog, and liable for the
tax and hnes imposed by this ord nance.
respectfully refer owners of Dogs to
oner sections of this bill for their uuties
as to Collar, Number, &c.
shall be In my office, at the Court
House, for ten days. from August 1st,
Sundays excepted,) from 8 a. m. to 3 D.
M, to receive said tax, after which time
The penalty in such cases Of failure Will
be enforced.
A. l.. HILL,
au2'9t Collector.
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q u "A r "A N II I N 4
M o r 7 G e !

VA and after the 10th instant. all
vessels arriving at this port Srom portS 70
the southwark of Cape Fear river, ~, ",
will be required to heaye 70 at Ine Ntu .aato
antine Station near Buoy NO. Z, opposii 81,
Sgraney Island, and there await tns IL
,oection ana orders OF the Healtn one
p All vessels from ports known 70 We
infected with yellow Fever, Cholera OF
olher Epidemic Diseases, but having ndu
no case during the voyage, VIII pc quar-
antined ten days and tnoroughiy Iuniisat-
ed under direction of the Health olncef.
3. Vessels arriving having had inlec,
tious or contagious diseases on Doaro
dnring the voyage, will be quarantine
until Len days after the disappearance 0:
the last case, and thoroughly fumlgatec
under the direction OF the Health 8lllceI
Vessels arriving from lniecIso Po[ts
thcouoh the Albemarle ana Chesapeakc
1anai will be subject to the same rules
and viii await inspection ana 0rueIs VI
fhs Health officer at or near Burton
30 Communication with th1 snote %
o0g5tag Vessels will not be alloWea, %
d ~ Dy permission of The Healtn oincet
= Masters of vessels ana fuolS
j.e. tae,. slaa Harbor Masters, Will Dc ela
-. ,.psibIe Tor any violation OF the Above
~ oraer of the Board of Health.
{. D. GRANIER. N. 0.
Heath officer.
NoEEork VA. June LIST, 1869. Jel2'i
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NAVY REGISTER

We are indebted to John w Hagg,
acting chief Jerk of the Navy Depart
ment, for copy of the Navy Register
ofthe United States TO July LIST, 1869.
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Governor Walker and President Grant;
and this is tie policy of Virginia.
1t is the height of human wisdom to
adapt ourselves to our real situation,
and to our great and present wants. 1t
Will be a great event-the in auguration
of civil institutions in Virginia, and
escape from the military rule, Wis
dom and moderation should rule the
hour. If there are to be new combina-
tions, their purpose and aim should
be concert of action among all parties
in Virginia to exalt and promote good
and honest men only to office, and to
ell all offices only with such; to bury
old fogyism and impotent old bourbon
ism, SO deep that the "hand of resur-
! le- ion w I never reach them; and to
guard against the insidious wiles of the
lingering remnants of the old demo-
crazy, still breathing among us, who
fought the expurgated constitution to
the bitter end, and then, when their
disastrous defeat was assured, threw up
caps and shouted such loud hurrahs
over the resultant even, now, with
audacity unabashed, seek to have a
voice in the distribution of the Offices
mindful of the cohesive power OF pub
lie plumber" The discharge from pub
lie employment of radicals and bour-
bons is public necessity--there can be
no union and harmony in the National
Republican party Of Virginia if any
voice at all is allowed to the Radical
and Bourbon elements. They are the
enemies of reconstruction, and must be
treated as such. ..s-... .....
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NOTICE to HOLDERS OF 0oN Il
CERTIFICATES.
THE Norfolk City Certificates and and IN.
terest thereon, due in June, loo9' are
now being paid, on presentation. az Gne
0ffice of Inc City Register. Holders are
invited to surrender them atan early day
as the interest ceases on me lst June inst
o. ''' E. PENDLETON, Register.
lime Ist 1869.
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SOMETHING NEW UNDER

a. oNA IA hlN " ~ II w = ~ ~ N
~ .s THE SUN.
We are now dispensing at our Soda
Fountain our
Aromatized Elixer of Calisaya, -
Properly Sweetened, at our usual Peice.
Our patrons can in this manner take
an efficient and agreeable tonic.
The daily use of this fascinating Elixer,
combined with 1cc-coId, sparkling and
invigorating Carbopic Acid Water, will
produce wonderful effects upon systems
with many other attractions to be found
at our new store in Atlantic Block.
aud M. A. d G. A. SANTOS.
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AND NORTH CAROLINA.
MUCH LOWER FIGURES

Than they have had offered, to them
since the war.
Our stock Is complete and one need not
go further than call on US and find COM
plete assortment such as is usually Kept
by hrst.class wholesale ond retail Crock
cry, China and Glassware Houses.
Respectfully,
THOS. K. GARY 4 CO.,
Main St., opposite Post ONCE,
tul5-dwIm Norfolk Va
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~CDvANrts WANTED.

A good and faithful COOK, an az a., q com 81 !,
apa eoofip and empioyment by applying at !3l
East MAIN Sr. Good references VIII De
requhaleId t 81 w rennired. jel7
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N oTlCE. NOTICE. NOTICE.

:, A Young Man from the Country, Afrofne
Eastern North Caroline or Eastern Vir-
ginia, with study and moral habits. and {
3 Cash Capital from $500 to 81, 600. can !
ind an excellent chance Of entering into
bnslness already established, as Part
ner, with fair prospects Of ding 0Tsod
raging Business. For particulars address
% 0. N. c.,
Norfolk Post ONCE. or
Ju3l-1w Apply at THIS OFFICE,
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NORFOLK, Va, June LIST, 1868. !el2 !

NT o Il j g f.
Inerebv Warn all Persons from Credit
ING MY WEE, Hannah G. Nelson, on my
aneo,,nt Twin not be Responsible for
any DEBTS Contracted by Her.
ju20.l0t i've liz "EA9""'
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ID EDUCTION In FARE
BETWEEN
N o r r L x
THE GINA SPRINGS

During the months of August and SAM
tember proximo, the Price Of Tickets be-
tween Norfolk and the Watering Places
situated on the line of the Virginia and
tennessee Railroad will be Reduced. and
the following Rates will obtain on iirst..
class Tickets, viz:
70 Coyners and Bonsacxs, sgsu..y. ST Is
" Snawsviile for Allegheny Springs AZ
Big Tunnel for Montgomery
nv, ute sulphur. -. ...ss.. 8 CO.
10 Christiansburg for Yellow Sui fsN
phur Springs ..,..,,,.,..,. q 10
AN opportunity Is thus offered alto
attend any of these Springs. and to Wit
n .t sne Grand Tournament and Bali ct
the montgomery White SuIpfur on 6th
August az Greatly Reduced Rates. - "a,
j. d. PROCTOR AC, q =
Master of Transportation
Ju3l lot norfolk d Petersburg RI RI
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N
THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK,
Chartered by act of Congress
NORFOLK BRANCH-CoREER MAIN
AND GRAY STREETS.
Receives deposits of any amount from
any person.
DEPOSITS OF FIVE CENTS
And upwards received, and bank oooK
issued, Dividends paid regularly on a.!
sums of Five Dollars and upWaras ~
March, July and November OF ea'h yea''
1t offers depositors sight payment Vi
deposits and
ENTIRE SECURITY,
Investments being made exclusively III
the SECURITIES OF the United States.
sa Exchange bought and sold at cur
renf Yates on New York, baltnofe, EsW
orleans Charleston, and all southern
cities.
GOLD AND SILVER RECEIVED oN
DEPOSIT.
The deposits in this Bank amount 10
ONE AND ONE QUARTER MILLION
DOLLARS.
The Norfolk Branch mas Oh oepoSA'
sEyENTY.sIX THOUSAND poLhAho'
A gain OF $4,000 since January l. 1867.
nsx- Now is the Time to Deposit"
Bank open DAILY from 10 to O'CLOCK c &c !.
and On SATURDAY NIGHT from TO
o'clock.
J, w. ALvoRD. President.
D. l.. EATON, Actuary.
,,oo.ow H.C, PERCY. Cashier.
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1uI3 asi.1 sass. 70 Church street,

From the mandatory Durham g. Sons,
to which would call The attention of he
public. 80 N
The great combination of improve
ments aLlained in the Durham Piano
Forte, in regard to tone, touch, power,
quality. durability, and worku anship,
has built for t reputation which to-day
stands unrivalled in every ection OF the
country. and has also ELECTED from the
most eminent professors and connois-
seurs the unanimous opinion that the
Durham Piano
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NEWS ITEMS.

The Cuban Junta of New York have
intelligence of the defeat and capture
of the Spanish General Latorre, near
Santiago de Cuba, and of the defeat of
the Spanish General Puelo, between
Principe tand Nuevitas. General Jor-
dan is said to have take Latorrei priso-
ner. AL W 1..ll we
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SUBSCRIPTION TERMS.

SUBSCRIPTION TERMS.
The DAY Book will be served to sub.
scribers at 10 cents per week, payable to
the Carrier. When sent by mail 1t will be
So for One year; 81 SO fer six months.
and al SO for Three months payable in
advance.
The TFI-WEEKLY per year. $500
WEEKLY. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1N
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SItuaClOn WdnCeOs
A S Book keeper by a Young man either as
IA Beok-keepei or Assistant. The has had some
experience as Saesman.)
Address "Book-keeper" Windham Centre, Me.
AUG 4-d3t* -
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small Farm Wanted.
Inland, within so miles of Port
a IIsxl - land, OF more than n lies from
Es Ial is7r<ssM railroad leading to that city. Pro-
EIl4sEMIEM duetive land that may be worked
e t1za early, not burdened with recks or
witch grass; wood sufficient TOR two fires; water
good, convenient and sure; some orchard; house
small stock Address
HOMESTEAD,
au4dJt* % Exchange ST., Portland.
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The County Committee will be in session at the
Han on the day Of the conventon, at o'clock M.
Tha Secretaries OF the several Town Caueuses are
requested forward the names Of Delega'es as soon
as they may chosen to the Secretary Of the Coun-
ty Committee at Portland.
Per Order OF the County Committee.
g. w. RANDALL, Secretary.
oItland, Aug. %, 1862 -.--- -
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FEW workmen to make Moccasins. Good
IA pay and constant employment given for the
season. Enquire Of VIM. H. NEAL & co. t4s'
Saccarappa, or LORD, HASKELL q CO.,
July 22-du Portland Ne.
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TO LET.
az O II II ~.

THREE Rooms ON second and llird foors OF
L Printers Exchange. EnquI the Press Of
Zee. N ~. ~ ..A.-. - 10.
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Baron eerolt, Minister of the North Ger
man Union 10 this country, win return mere
shortly from Europe, where be has been ior 'ne
past three months. ul 'i 'aai '.ssi
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Boar's Head, on which is situated one of
the largest houses, is an abrupt eminence Of
singular shape which extends into the sea and
divides the two beaches which otherwise
would have been continuous. At this point
little distant from the shore, fishing Is excel
lent, and cod and haddock are taken in great
abundance. The written history Is that the
first discovers of this land about l6O7, diseoE-
cred the smoke issuing from the wigwams of
the Indians who came down to this point dur
inc the summer to catch and dry fish. One
antbor saws that the discovefers from tho ships
"a they approached the shore found that the
Indians had fed. In one Of the wigwams or
near it, was found stuck upon stick over the
fire aboar's head cooking, and this Is theway
point Of land received its name. The Indian
name OF the town was Winnicummet. IL was
first settled in 1873 by emigrants from Norfolk,
England, and still can be seen here the tomb
stone of the first person Of that colony who
died the next year. '.sae1 '' 81 a-f
Hundreds of the honest yeomaniy Of New
Hampshire after hayipg come down to the
sea to dwell in tents and wash in the briny
deep. As one walks around and visits the
tents he is continually offered the hospitality
which the people are used to tender at home
The farmers who live in the immediate vi
cinity find here market for their early pro-
duce. We saw here the stoutest corn that We
have seen this year, manured only with sea
weed as taken from the shore.
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TO Consumers of Coal

IN consequence of combination existing among
thirty thousand miners. embracing the whole
coal region, to regulate the price OF labor similar
comDmatlon OF vessel owners and captains in refer
ence to the freghting OF COAL and having pay cash
ior all our coal, we the coal dealers of Portland, feel
that to pursue The course we have in the past, OF
selling coalfor future delivery, would be disastrous
70 the trade and principle not recognized IN any
other brench of business; therefore, It Is nereDy
agreed, that and after June 10TH all sales o cya
shall be for cash, with privilege OF deh'erins 'ne
LANES a WILLIAMS. 4Et
HIRAM BkOOkSx f.,r.. a
u. ftaa..s JACKSON g. EATON.
EVANS & GREENE, e-Tl
- erA JOS, POOR. e.
ftrfs 5 JAMES IL. BAKER.
,JNO. w. EEhING. ae 4A
~ RANDALL, McALLISTER Il CO.
SAM'L k0UNDS x SONS.
PAUL PRINCE e. SON,
JOHN Il. kUSEkS q co.
.440 HENRY L PAINE & co.
June 12-eod I'm
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Wantedi

4 GENTS to sell thoroughly good domestic arti-
Acle, wanted in every family. Exclusive territory
given. Business pleasant and respectable. One
agent sold 800 IN one small town; one, 1000 in five
towns; one 81 in calling on SO families; another, SO
per day for Gays in succession, upon which he made
$42 per day; AID Others do equally as well. Send
for circular.
LITTLEFIEID & DAME,
jy20eod4w 102 Washington st, Boston, Me.
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IMPORTANT.
Carriagesl Carriages!
C. ?. KIMBALL & LARKIN,
Repository under Preble House,
PORTLAND, ME.

rTsHE undersigned take pleasure in announcing to
Il the public that they have taken the elegant and
spacious stor under the Preble House for Carri-
age and Sleigh Sales-room, and viii keep constantly
on nand large assortment OF fine Carriages from
our Factories on Preble street, consisting in part of
oiarenGe Coupes, Coupe Rockaway Carryalls Cabrio-
r,sf;as Top and Open Bugges in great va
uoastu ~ DugRies Dog Carts, Jump Seats OF all kinds
Concord Wagons, &c. ~e0S ', ~" Nss-e's,
For style ana durability our Carriages are mot
surpassed in this country and onr Iong exners
ence anu facilities for manutactnring fine
not iail TO suit purchasers. Prices that can
We shall also keep good assortp,a,. -. -,
chusetts made Carriages, and shall sell ts vr MASH
very lowest possible rates for just what ah =. .ne
with the manufacturers name on each ana 'Isy are,
Ter that class OF work: Top Buggies from S1sT ~ Of
$25OOe Sunshades em 90 l75 co. and ~, 20
kinds In proportion.
All are invited to call and examine our stock
whether they wish to buy or not.
q, II. KIMBALL a. LARKIN.
Portland, July Z, 1863. d2m
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: A consemptible coward is killing horses in
New Haven, BY jsbbIng stsel-pointed arrows
into their tanks.
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A LARGE FIELD OF POTATOES.

! . 81
Moses Fl. Hussey, ESQ.,, of North Berwick,
has under cultivation this year fourteen acres
in potatoes, Eve acres Of which are planted
with the Early Rose variety, the balance
with t0urteen other varieties, including the
Climax, Goodrich, Gleason, Harrison, Early
Sebec, Calico, Bresee. Prolific, &c. For
bushel OF the Climax, Mr.. II. paid the mod
crate sum Of $50, Tor apeck oil another vari-
ETY., $25, and Tor a single eye OF another, IS.
M. Hussey is one OF the most enterprising and
successful farmers in this State, and we hope
his highest anticipations viii be realized. Mr.
IL. has furnished us with some OF the "Early
Rose" potatoes, that was grown thee days
less than two months, and they are OF good
size, and look good enough to eat" II any Of
our friends wish to provide themselves with
the best seed potatoes, they viii do well 70
patronize Mr.. Hussey.-Biddeford Demo
crGt. - red fNf A%fs n,A
KNOT ON PLUM TREES. 1ott
A correspondent of the American Institute
Farmers Club says that tor removing knots
from plum trees, he takes paint brush, dips
it In spirits OF turperfiue and thoroughly sat-
urates the knot, being careful not to topch
the tree except in the diseased parts. The
turpentine kills the excresence and the trees
put out healthy branches below IL. He burns
all branches OF diseased trees removed In
pruning aaa Il ia,7 f1,rnfs
A STEAM PLOUGH. n "a. 49,
lately imported from England, BY Col. w. e.
Patterson, OF New Jersey, has six shares, Is
capable OF turning six burrows at time, a
foot each in width, and eight inches deep;
and OF Dloughing, on an average, twenty
acres das. The way it Is done Is this: on
opposite sides OF a field, say 800 wards apart,
are placed compact, powerful steam eoglnes,
on wheel locomotives; steel wire cab.e
extends from one to the other OF these, to
which the pl-ugh is made fast and SO is drawn
from one side to the other of the iield, and
moved onward as the soil Is turned. Tue cost
of the whole machinery is about Sl3.OVQ.
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TO LET.
To Let.

yXyITH immediate possession, Store No so Com
w mercial street. Thomas Block lately occupied
by Norris Sawyer a. Kicker.
Apply to N. j. MILLER, Athe3eum Building,
Plum st. ap2dtf
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HOTELS.
!; i Adams House
EezAaA Templs Street, Portland, Ne
JOHN sAwYaR, Proprietor.

JOHN SAWYER, Proprietor.
This new frst-class business Hotel is now open
to the public All the appointments are new and
the location within few rods OF both the Middle st.
and Congress st. cars, is ofthe most convenient
in the city.
The Hots contains iorty rooms conveniently ar
ranged in suites. The Proprietor has had expert
epce in providing for the public, apd confidently ex
poets TO welcome all his old friends who come to
Portland and to make host of new ones. Every
attention WILDE given to the wants of guests.
July "a diff
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Wonfod,

EIRST-CLASS Sa'esman wanted to sell Maine
E and Provincial TSade. Address Boston p o.
Box 1912. jy25d1w
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To NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

THE Yacht May Flower is now ready for Deep
= Sea Fishing or 10 let by the day or week. For
paftlcuaIs enquire at Sargent 81 How's Cigar
Store 146 Exchange ct. jy24d2w
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COp02'tperslsdp Notice.
Notice..

WE having been appointed by the Judge of Pro-
wv bate for the County of Cumberland, to receive
and examine the claims OF the Creditors OF James
Winslow. late Of New Gloucester, in said County,
deceased whose estate is represented nsovent, give
notice that six mo tbs commencing the 21st day OF
in and prove their claims; and that we will attend
the service assigned at the house OF j. NJ Thomp-
son in New Gloucester, and on the 7th day OF Sep.
tember, at one O'Clock to P. NJ and on 21st day Of
January, at 10 to O'Clock P, M.
tA. 4etf CALEB s. HASKELL,
WINTHROP TRUE,
fa AA Commissioners.
Dated this 2ist day a July, 1869. 3 jy27wswao
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Wanted.
Wanted.

A Wet Nurse, to take charge OF child two weeks
Il old. Best of references required.
Apply at 399 Congress street, between the hours
of and P M. jf2idtt
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w n NTED !!

A TINMAN-to go into the country, IN a job and
n custom shop for long job; steady hand want
Address Immediately. LAMB BROS,
au5dtf Clinton, Maine.