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K ARfryAL OF . YACHT. The yacht s'Prin-
cess, from Boston, arrived in our harbor yes
terday. She is 20 tons, new measurement, and
fine craft gissss a ,Esieg' iios AAa hsha aseq
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FnLna THE Offices of the different hos
tells presented an animated appearance last
night, crowded with visitors to the Convention,
and summer tourists Among the guests at
the Falmouth Hotel was Col Ward Nichols,
author of aSherman's March to the Sea, and
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Sob Printing,

Connected with the Press Office is an sx-
tensive steam job printing establishments,
where all kinds Of work, from fine visiting
card to mamoth postssslis executed in the
best manner and at moderate prices. Any
avors our friends may entrust to us will be at
tended to with promptness. 80. -, ....f's...
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BIsHoP NESLx visited Grace Church in Bath
ON Sunday and administered the rite Of CON
Armation to fosr persons sFIi ~ asd ~ -
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sfECIAL NoTIOHs,


And the Bed stosk rsnder ths custom 1nAds Boots
ana Shoes q 3. =. M0sELEx q co. 20 wsshing-
ton ct, Boston. toppoaIte Jordan. Marsh q Cos) the
most popular with Ladies and Gentlemen through
cut New HARland. N
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SPOKEN.

. May is lat 40 80 $, lon 50 80 W. ship y Hazelns
IRON Callao ior Antwerp. gAF q afJs
Liverpool tor New York.
June 80, of Key West, sch E Richardson .frcm
Pensacola Tor Boston 10 days ont. a,o.sh...t b.
Tor San Francisco.
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RETRENoHMENT.a - Postmaster General
Cresswell, having. instituted thorough in
vestigation Of unnecessary, yet expensive
routes, in some of the Western territories, has
discontinued and curtailed sufficient num-
Der to make an annual saving of $773 S64, &c.
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:. f. o. BAILEY sells at sales room, IS Ex-
change street, to-day, q lot Of Furniturt, Car
pets, Sc. See advertisements in auction col.
umu. stoS g fessf gEh siii STs.. h7s2isl5'iTif s
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ALBION HOUSE,, 117 Federal strset.-Meals
at all hours. Rooms with Or without board.
- jy11-3w glfi,
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GOLD PESs.-An who wish gold pen ex-
acay suited tothe hand, should procure one Of
Mr.. Charles D. King. This gentleman, after
an experience of fourteen years, Acknowledges
no such word as 'fail in suiting the hand" BE
deals in nothing but the finest goods, and bis
prices are reasonable. An pens warranted for
ono year. Mr.. King win stop at the United
States Hotel until July oath. sv
The BnLIAD ToURSAxENr.-The time hav-
ing been extended for the closing Of the entries
to the Billiard Tournament Ito be held in Port
land, commencing on Monday, Aug. 2, go
until Thursday, July 18th, at which time the
books win certainly close, therefore those wish
ing to contend will please send their names, to-
gether, with the entrance money, $50, to the
Secretary on or before that date
oHAs. a. SMITH, Secretary.
.so...>SP. o. Bog 131, Augusta, Me, a
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Mr. EDITOR, viii you allow me, through
your columns, to enquire If thsrc il any law
in this State to prevent cruelty to animals? If
there is such law, whose duty is it to see
that it is executed? B9tns84
: My reason for the enquiry is this: While
passing up franklin street this afternoon, .
cart (such as is commonly used for the pur-
pose) loaded with calves, passed me, probably
on its way to some alaughtsr house in the sab
urbs of our city. There were 10 many in the
cart that they could not all stand, AMI the bot.
tom of the cart was covered with those thai
had been thrown down, while others, a. close
lyIas they could be packed, were standing on
them, and their bleating was pityful to hear.
! notified policeman, whose duty I supposed
it was to put stop to such cruelty, but no A.
tehtion was paid to it. Where is the remedy
for such barbarism? 70 2. e, ' .,,., CITIzHN
e PORTLAND, July 10, 1862 81 tasW
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Dn. LAMB has a house to lot. jy14-dss

WILL you take a drink? Cogia Hassan sells
q dozen goblets,e new pattern, for 81, 80, and
throws in drink of cold water. 81 ~
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THE unexpectedly large demand for the pa
per containing the sketch of DR.. Lees, induces
rs to republsh it in the present edition 9flf /,
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WE understand that Hon. E. p. Weston of
the sLittle Blue,Y Pennington, has accepted
an invitation to take the Presidency of the
Ladies' Seminary in Lake Forrest near Chi
cago, Illinois. Mr.. Weston has done much
ior the cause Of education in Maine, and his
iong ana active service, in practical way, has
furnished valuable results to the State.
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90, SAY have you seen by the dawn's early
/ light, or any, other candle, such bargains in
sets, sugar bowl, dreamer, spoon-holder and
butter dish, for IS cents. y,txxfsU as,ssss
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MuuIcipsl CspFs. 81 s
JuDGEKINasBURY PRESIDING.

TUESDAYS State vs.. Peter Towles IptoxicatIon.
The Judge gave him some good advice, az he is an
old customer, and Towle took the pledge for SIX
months. nti. % I.a1 : owe lelsx9 ngaa9 . . q
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IHPoRTATTos OF Hoes.I--Among the impofl
tations at this port Monday were 14s hogs
from Texas, .Asliugs az
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DOG LOST.

A Very small Italian Greyhound OF buff color,
"A and answers to the name of Delphi; any one
returning the same to No ID FREQ st. viii DO iber-
ally rewarded. 70 eAuttt-- 7ttNt 1el&u - ~
ia Girl Wanted. ..,.,. a
Eirst-class American or Nova Scotia Girl 10 do
a cooking and general hoase-wori, at al cumbsr-
land ct. = ls'' ai % ia iall,sil afsdsIa b E1- {.
= tytaeOda oggs GEO, y, BLAKE
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Mr.. EDIToR,--Your witty conjecture that if
the New York Democracy have been washed.
Niagara itself must have been put in reouisi-
ton, brings up Coleridge's epigram on the
abominabie dizziness of Cologne:
~ q .sTho river Rhine, it iswell known, "a az
81 I'd Doth wash your city Of Cologne ;-ie1sf IT.
!. But tell me. nymphs hat power divine
aa small hencelorth wash the river Rhineln
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The 7. N. O. A. ASSOCIATION St.
John boat yesterday morning brought quite .
number of delegates from New Brunswick,
Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island to the
Young Mems Christian Association Conven--
ton. All the names registered are Of men of
prominent position in those Provinces who
WILDE heard in the coming meetings., So far
as arrivals are reported, the Convention prom
ises to be fully up in magnitude to the expec-
tations of the managers of the Association
here. The want of accommodation for dele
gates is still felt, but the managers hope that
this want will be removed by our people at
once. AZ sssf. 3 y 4
The Convention will assemble this afternoon
at 3 O clock at State Street Church, for organi-
zation and preliminary business. In the eve
ming at 10. O'Clock the Welcome Meeting
viii take place at City Hall; to open with
singing, followed by prayer. The delegates
will be welcomed to the city by Mayor Putnam
and Rev, Dr. Carruthers, and responses will
be made on behalf OF the delegations by gem
tlemen of prominence from different parts of
the country; but we are not ablesn now to give a
list of the names. The exercises of the eve
ming will be interspersed with congregational
singing sf-r---, ss, 4iffarIs
Delegates will be assigned to places of enter
tainment this afternoon. A collation. will be
provided at the p. z. M. G. A. rooms from to
o'clock Pr M to-day, for such as may come
in on the noon trsins. sssa is 9rsz3 80
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Special Notice.

On and after July 1st 1859, tickets for all stations
this line will be placed sale at the Office of the
Portland Horse Railroad, opposite Preble House.
m. L. L. LINCOLN, Sup't.
Augusta, juno 80, 1862 d1msN
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4 Mr. EDToR,-Is there no way whereby our
common council can be brought to their
senses and induced to vote the paltry sum of
$500, in order to defray the expenses of the Y.
M. @. A., while ona bit Of celebration down
the harbor7 What possible objection can there
be to making the Unitarians, Universalists,
Swedenborgians and other liberal Christians
contribute Of their abundance to so praise.
worthy an object? ~ gssAe ias9.sese5
I am not wholly unselfsh in this matter. II
belong to fire company and our folks expect
a friendly visit from company in New Hamp-
shire, and the Knights Tenplar are expecting
company soon, and think it would be great
deal easier for the city to pay the bills for en-
tertaining them, than It would be for few of
us who belong to these organizations to do it
alone. Raise the $500 for the purpose adyocat-
ed and we can get a sail down the bay for the
engine company and Sir Knights at the city's
expense. If there be no unapprepriated money
in the treasury the salaries of the school teach
srs might be reduced. It would be a mere
trile for each, DssuQW s3138k
This can all be done and the watchword Of
economy be retained for arally ring cry. 30
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-~Bev DR.. Smaller, Chairman of the School
Committee, Nathan Webb, ESD the former.
chairman, Rev. Mr.. Grant Of Halifax, Nov6.
scotia, and Mr.. J. B. webb, the .supervisorof
scbools for Cumberland County. The oon-
mittee were pleased tocensider the scholar
ship Of the school fully up to the standard, and
expressed Themselves highly gratifed with the
examination. Mr.. Nathan Webb was pleased
fosee the school sustaining its reputation, for
he had always taken great interest in it Mr..
Grant (who was present with quite number
of gentlemen delegates to the Christian Asao-
citation Convention,) said that what he had
been particularly struck with In this, the first
school he had ever attended in New England,
was the system and order. He would not say
that they were the brightest scholars he had
ever seen, for he had seen many as clever in
Germany, Scotland and England, bat he had
never seen such admirable arrangements foE
causing the school to 60 on with the precision
Of clock-work. He was also much pleased with
the idea of lady teachers over classes of young
men, and the chivalry that was willing to sub
mit to their rule. In conclusion, he was much
obliged for the opportunity afforded him to ex-
the occasion.
At the conclusion of the remarks Mr.. Stone
gave notice that at the exhibition to be given
in the City Hall, on Thursday afternoon, the
stage would be occupied by the graduating
class and the members of the School Committee
The seats directly in front of the stage by the
High School. Those seats directly behind
them by the parents of the scholars and the
teachers of the other schools. The hall will be
open for the school at p. M. and for the pub
lie generally at 1 IA P. NJ aT.sk Tsss
On the printed report of the school there are
100 out of the 203 girls who have attained q
scholarship of $4,000, and 70 out Of 1853 boys
Twenty girls and fifteen boys have attain
| ed the mark 4, the standard of protection
There are two boys, Charles r. Colesworthy
and Edward G. NOVEL;, whose rank should
have been printed 375-1oO for Colesworthy
and $500 for Novel;. Miss Abby T. Long,
rank should have been printed S4-100. TIL,
following are the
| srArrarres won rur rrpH
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Sch Hattie Ross from Cardenas--3lS hhds n ties
16 bbls molasses, to Phinney & Jackson.
Brig Jos Howe, from Pietou-5TT tons coal, TO Jas
l. Farmer,
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DEPARTURE OF OCEAN STEAMER,
MARIN Re NEWS.
poRT OF PORTLAND



J fs43 ARRIVED. II
Steamer New England, Field, st John, NIB, via
PASSPORT TOR Boston.
Sch Anna 9 Weber, tof BristolJ Weber. IAyacea
(Texas) via Providence, with 1--we pigs, for market
Sch Hannah Clark, Grant, Lynn.
Sch Alton, Norwood, Kennebunk. Lao 81.
Sch d K Arey, Ryan, Belfast r-moIasses to j B
Brown q Sons.
Sch Susan, Burns, Friendship. .sl.5ll 4
III CLEARED. GOO q s.Il ass 81.
Barque Isaac Lincoln, thew, Of Brunswick, 62S
tons) Walter Merriman, Buenos Ayres-A q >
Spring. ~
Barque jane Alkaline. Hutchinson, Cardenas--
Brig b 3 stockwen, Smith, Monteyideo. Or BuenOs
Ayres,-James u Williams. .
Brig Mary A Chase, W Is Hail. Matanzas-Chur-
chill, browns 81 Manson, and ID Whidden. !, 4
Sch Day Star. BIT Dawson, Maitland, NS--John
Porteous, ana A ID Whdden.
Sch Blue Bird, tBrl Patterson, st John, ND-John
Porteous. a lt<P P Z y as
Sch Addis. Drown. PhiladelphIa-Berlin Mills
Sch Essex, Nickerson, Philadelpha-6eo lngfa-
Sch lola Taylor, New York-A L Hobson.
Sch Citizen, Upton, Boston-E @ Hight
SAILED-Ship Pacific, flowed out by tug Warriorl
sehs vesta, Addie, Essex, and others.
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I Brig N Stevens at washington from Bangor, re-
ports having been struck by terrific squall on Cape
May, and carried away mainmast. -
Sch Eva l. Leonard. Bunker, while proceeding up
North River, NY, on Friday afternoon, was struck
by heavy squali and capsized. Crew saved. The
vessel was toWed to pier No 80.
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DIED

IN this city, July 9, Mrs Caroline, wife OF Stephen
IL Fessenden, OF brownheld, aged 50 years
In Gorham, April 20, Mr. Richard Ii. Bean, aged
a. years months.
In Mechanic Falls, July II, Mr.. William II. Jose,
In Brunswck, July 2, Miss A. Esteils, daughter Of
Watstill Merrnnan, aged 10 years: 49,
In Bath, July IL. Gfnistianas daughter OF Fred'k
Klippel, aged months.
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BRANCHES OF STUDY PURSUED DURING THE TERM
AND NUMBER OF SCHOLARS IN EACH
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RAND, &SWEsTyON.l ~

nor the purpose Of reducing our stock we offer a
our goods ut cost for thirty days. y
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50 middle 81, eppesife 8. JalIan EIetel.
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Poetry.
song. Of sixpense.


E BRoKEv-HFARTED CLIENTS ADDRESS TO HER
LAWYER.
Drink to me only in thine ink,
Pledge me In legal draughf;
Urge me to Sction with thy wink,
Aid me with subtle craft. M
Wreathe eodicils around thy brow.
Burn boufires unto COKE;
Record in writing each fond vow
Thy true love ever spoke.
Let me thy Donl-bec be! Thy Act
And Deed LII sign and seal
Acce sories before the TACT
Shall at our wedding kneel,
Yes! twas the mystic hour we met
1t was 'twixt 10 and 4;
Be mine. ..my own ProceSsus Stet
Be mine ioreyermore!
Ali was thy conduct Cadgery?
You signed 10 contract, true;
For Scribere est dgere,
Which maxim well you knew.
You did propose-fyou BalaamD
You sent friend to me,
QiLi Jdcit, Sir, per alum
Fdctt, you know, per Sc,
Facit, indeed, you'll .J;1ce 10 out
That you did no such thing;
Don't YOU remember port ana stout,
And promising the rtng1
Oui pecc0t eJfius, as you've said
Offen to me while gay,
He Sobrius htdt-this poor maid
VIII take your heart as pay.
1t was Simple Contract-plain
Ii was upon each part
A Hdbe1s Corpus IN obtain,
Then cry, ''Pil have your hearth"
Second Parf-Nesc Movemeat.
Whatl am wildi are you still freel
VIII crouch, lawn or beg? Mol
Mdaddnus quid pro quo in re!
Hal ha! ne eTedt regno,
You've called me Prochein ami Fie
In accents hot and fiery;
Where's now your .feri .facias
Shall get q prgmuRiTe.
WED you'll Don't suppose it, Ma'am,
He used to say CecihaD
We'd you, the Lee non c0git, Maain,
Ad, Ma'am, insp0ssidiho, ID.
He has a femme and infants thee,
Isaw them out last sunday,
So back I'll go and married be
10 some one else on Monday.
Punch.
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Punch ON ,he Alabama Dimcul,y,


Punch has this good-natured and sensible
paragraph:
Mr.. Goodwin Smith writes from Boston to
Mr.. Potter, editor of the Beehive, to say that
emigration to the United States had better
not be thought of for the present, Mr.. Sum-
ner having aroused SO bad feeling against
England. He thinks there will be no rup-
ture, but sis prepared for turn Of affairs
which will oblige the English to leaye the
States" Mr.. Punch declines to prepare him
self at present for anything Of the sort, and
unless the two foremost nations of the world
are mad, he believes the republication of the
Summers Tale" by one g. Chaucer, would
be as likely to produce war as the Munchau-
sen Manifesto of his friend Charles, with
whom, moreover, he means to have word
shortly. However, as it is well to avoid the
least misunderstanding between friends, Mr..
Punch himself has paid Mr.. Summers bill.
The handwriting of the latter being indis-
tinct, MIR. Punch is not quite sure whether he
asks for two hundred and fifty millions or
billions, and therefore has sent over the lat
ter sum. If there is balance Mr.. Summer
can keep it for himself, or lay it out in build
ing lunatic asylum, into which, if the quar-
rel should really arise, the people of the
United States will do well to insert every
public man they have, from sober Sumner
down to drunken Chandler.
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For Sale iv Rrunswick. Me.

a.. "A 1-2 story Dwelling House, with L. Sta
@:;;I ble and Garden. The house fronts on the
College Green, and was the residence of the
late Prof VIM. Smyth. For terms apply to
ROBERT B0WKER, ESQ,
may15dtf Brunswick, Me.
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LAWS OF BUSINESS.

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A GENTS-To sell the American Knitting Ma
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best Knitting Machine ever invented Will knit 20,
00O stitches per minute. Liberal inducements to
agents. Address AMERICAN KNITTING MA
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BILLIARD TABLES
j. E. CAME & co,
ia SUDBURY Street, Bosf0n,

M ANUFACTURE Billiard Tables with Pheian y
U1Collender's 1mericaR Standard CUshto@s,Mn%icn %
aie admitted by professional payers 70 be suPei'i
TO all others, and are now in IN all the
hotels and club rooms In Boston. HToprie.ols anu
manufacturers OF tie new Time ami Price heglslers
for Billiard Rooms and Mechanical PURPOSES, IA
tented Nov 18th 1865. ,, Co.. A..
SoIc Agcnts in tie New Engianu Slases 10, .ol
Cushions. 49,.
All Repairs. and rehtting old tables with our new
improvements, rurnlng anu Coior'hg baiis' uole
promptly. -,
A lew frst quality second hand lour-pocketo l-z
By II Tables, with fixtures, Tor sale cheap.
NAV l5-eOuSW
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MISCELLANEOUS.
The Medicine for
9faWHOOPINd y COUGH.

Bile and almost instant relief IN the spasms OF Whoop-
ing Cough. This is complaint that all children
expected to haye and when comes, strange to say
they are left to FIGHT it through they best can lit
tie or nothing being done to break its intensity
help the sufferers along. And when it is renected
that very many OF the diseases OF older ans adult
Whoopng Cough, this neglect would be utterly un-
accountable but Tor the met that chd-ens diseases
like many OF the weaknesses OF women, sel
ed SO much matter ofcourse that people have be-
come stoically unconcened about them. Let them
cough it through, as We did, seems geuu ak 20 be
the unteeling word. Whooping cough is a nervous
disease, and Dodds Nervine and Inygorator treats
with COMPLETE SUCCESS. Mothers, IIsv III ami
save your little ones the worst agony of this Distress
ing affection. A sure and beneticent medicine
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Important Certificate.
speedy Cure of yyhooping Cough |.
J. W. PecKETr, Esq, Brooklyn, N Y


1 am not in the habit of taking advertised 1edi-
cincs OF certifying to their curative effects when
they come under my observation, bnt | feel con-
strained to make an exception in .avor Of DoDps
NERvINE and Invigorat0r, medicine have used
in my family for some time past My little daughter
had been suffering from severe who0ping cough Tor
several weeks, and was much broken Of rest at
night that-by excessive coughing and loss of sleep-
her constitution and general health seemed to be
giving away. Various remedies palliatiyes were
recommended by intimate neighbors, but nothing
was tried until our attention was called by physi-
clan not now in practice TO Dodd's Nervie. This we
procured and commenced using at once--with an Ell
feet immediate and surprising. AS the conyulslons
were hardest at night, began by giving the Nef-
vine on her going to bed. Tie first dose administer
ed made its impression; the cough became less ire
quent, and very much less severe she soon got her
accustomed sleep, rapidly revived in health and
vigor, and in few days was as well as ever. What
was left of the whoopng cough thereafter OF no
trouble. OF course cannot but consider Dodd's
Nervine and Inyigor ator an invaluable romedy Ior
this distressing malady. i may aud that have
since recommended it to several family friends, in
like circumstances, and have found it in every
to be equally successful 1t needs only to be known.
to come into universal demand.
j. w. PICKETT.
Ia r,s;n
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n NOIICE.

TOMAS II. PERLEY having resigned the agency
u TOR the sale of Duck and other goods manuiac-
tured by the WestbroOk Manufacturing Company,
the unsettled accounts and debts due 10 them will
be adjusted by the Treasurer, at No 10 Central
Wharf. RUFUS K. WOOD, Treas.
Portland, January 9th, 1862
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Wanted J
Wanted TmmediateIv
A GOOD BAKER, at 70 Bracket Street.
"A mavokd1W GRn w II BROOKS

A N Owner for Business Coat left in INV store,
Il may25diw CHI. STEBBINS, 800 Congress s
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REAL ESTATE.
s110n House For SAFE

NEW HOUSE, pleasantly located, containing
IA fouErooms and capacity for two more, with the
lot upon whiciis well of excellent water, can be
had for $i10O, part on time. Apply to
W. IL. JERRIS,
may29s Under Lancaster Hall,