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The Atlantic for July prints the name of the
contributor attached to each article. Mr. Long
fellow opens the book with two-page poem
entitled The Alarm Bell of Atri, which is
plea for mercy to dumb animals, the poet
adapting a beautiful italian legend to his pur-
pose. 1. w. Hgginson moralizes in a pleas
ant way under the name of s'Shadows. ,
Drives from French Farm" and "Joseph
and his Friend" are continued. Under the
title Equal yet Diverse" Mr. Burt G. Wilder
discusses the physiology of sex Francis
Wharton treats of some features of criminal
law, and E. Fl. Derby of our shipping inter
ests. The other contributors are Elizabeth
Stuart Phelps, N. S. Shaler, Mrs. H. B. Stowe.
Ralph Keller, Celia Thaxter and w. d. How
ellis.
The Nursery for July is charming little
magazine for the children that are beginning
to master easy reading aud delight in new sto-
ries. Published by John L. Shorey, No IS
Washington street, Boston.
Putnam for July is for sale by Loring. Short
A Harmon. Mr.. R. Fl. Stodlard contributes
fine poem entitled "The Kings Sentinel"
Salmon Fishing ON the Nippissiquit,'' by
Thaddeus Norris, is an interesting descriptive
sketch. CAT the Associated Press Office" by
VIM Aplin, shows people how this organiza-
ton collects and distributes the news to the
newspapers; Love in Fiji" by DR.. Coan is
story of FUian atroclty. John Burroughs
contributes dissertation on Wild Bees; Mrs.
M Z. Ames continues her papers on Wo-
mans Right; j. Henry Blown reviews the
political condition in Mexico; Miss c. F. Wool
son describes famous spvt in the Straits of
Mackinaw. Besides there are criticism of
DIsraeli as statesman and novelist, &C., max
log the book very entertaining.
Our Young Folks for July opens with ave
Girls" VIII CHI proves to be an excellent story,
and is honOred with two good Illustrations in
the present number. James Parton records
"The Strange Adventure of Juan Fernandez"
Charles A. Barry begins an instructive series
on the art of drawing, and there is new pack
ct of William Henry letters. There is also an
unusual quantity of entertaining poetry in the
number.
Hearth and Home has secured Nasty, the
Statesman of the Corners, who begins this
week series of sketches entitled "Jethro
Ihioops Night Thoughts" For this occasion
Mr. Locke assumes the nom de plume of John
Thomas.
IL Is announced that DR.. Sheldon Mackenzie
Of Philadelphia is writing a life Of Charles
Dickens, to be prefxed to an edition of the
novelsts uncollected works, now preparing
for publication at the house of T. B Peterson
| & Brothers.
The monthly part (June) of Oliver Optic s
Boys and Girls Magazine is ready for those
WI Ose weekly visits have not made familiar
| with its contents, and for all Others.
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MR.. PERHAM.-The Washington Republi-
can, speaking of the nomination of Mr.. Per-
ham says:
HIS Congressional career was one of indus
try and his calm. deliberate judgment was Of
ten sought by his colleagues IN matters of i'm
Portance. There is no doubt about Mr.. Per-
mans election. aud his administration will
unquiestlonaby be one of progress, as he is a
gentleman OF fine executive ability.
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A NEW PAPER.-We have received CODY
of the Woodruff & Clafin Weekly, edited
and published in New York by the lannon's
female brokers. 1t is quarto of sixteen
pages and resembles Wilkes Spirit of the
Times in appearance. lis motto is coward
and upward" and as progressive sheet it
deals with current questions vigorously. 1t is
asserted by our exchanges that the object OF
its establishment is to make Mrs. Clafflin
President of the United States. Well, if we
are to come to that, let us have young and
good-lOOking female chief magistrate; we have
tried at least one old woman, and 'she" failed.
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DIED.

In Westbrook, June 20, Mrs. Martha A. Buckley.
widow OF the late Grin Buckley aged 81 wears
Funeral this Tuesday afternoon. at 4 o'clock,
from her late residence
In West Bath, June II, Mrs. Charlotte Mitchell,
aged 70 wears.
In Nobleboro, June u. Mrs. Angeletta, wife OF
LOrenz, Dunbar. aged 80 years.
RThe funeral services OF the late Mr. Luther
Dana will take place at his late residence on State
street. this afternoon at o'clock. Relatives and
friends are invitei
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Pimples on the Face.

For Comedor es, Black-Heads, Flesh Worms or
Grubs, Plmply EruptioDs and Biotched disfgura-
lions on the Face. use Perry's Comedone and Pim-
PIE Kennedy. Reliable, Harmless. and contains no
1 4 poison. Depot 40 Bond St., N. Y. Sold by
Druggists everywhere. marl7d&w4msn
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To Contractors.

SEALED Proposals will be received by the Com
- mlttee on streets, sidewalks unit Mo- cav
June 21th at IL O'Clock. A. NJ, Tor he e. adiIg 81
Cutter street from Eastern Promenade D., top Of
kamp near East Commercial street, distance OF
1900 feet more or less.
Estimated quantity Excavation 70 On0 cube yards
Estimated quantity to fill 5000
Contractors to complete the street, shape cutters
&C., and to have DISPOSAL OF all surplus material not
required on the street.
Plan and profile may be at office of the City
Engineer.
The Committee reserve the right to reject any or
all BIDS not tor the int of the city 10 ccept.
geo P. WEoCOfT, Chairman.
Portland, June 18Th, 1870. juu2O,d
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TIE BEN. FRANKLIN
LIFE IN SUI GO.

w ISL to engage General Agent tor each of the
states OF Vermont. New Hampshire and Me-
The Ben. FRANKLIN ls rev and vigorous Com j.
pany full of good red blood. takes his method
OF securing energ tic and practical men.
Address with references,
JOHN f. DE WITT, President.
jun13sn1aw3t ~ Thomas St., New York.
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To remove Tan, Sunburn, Pimples. and Erup-
tons from the skim use S. blot Ell beck's Moth and
Fieck'e Lotion, prepared only by A. G. Schlotter
be"k g. Co, Apothecarres and Chemists, Portian-
Me. For sale by all Druggists at 80 cents per bot
tie. may3 anti
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sO1d Chain Los
Portland Institute 4 Public L brary
Special Meeting Of the Life Members.

THE Directors of the Portland Institute and Pub
lie Library, finding the Treasury empty and hav-
ing twice met to request OF the ity the accustomed
aid Tor the Library, and the hearing having been de-
terred by The City Government till the second Mon
day of August sp. cal meeting OF the lite mem
bers is called at the Library Rooms. Wednesday.
June 22d, 1870 at 1-2 o'clock, p NJ, to deter mine
whether and how they may continue to keep the
Library open.
Full attendance is requested.
j. W. SYMONDS, Clerk.
Portland, June 18th, 1870. jun15td
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NOTICE. TO MARINERS.

Spanish Consulate at Portland
by superior order. I publi>h the following noice
extractei from the last decree the Spanish Gov
ernmeDt about Lights and Signals to avoid collision
at sea:
LIGHTS
Sailing vessels and steamers in port or roadsteads
A white light placed six metres above deck,-a lamp
Of asphericai s,ape.
Sailing ssels under canvass or towed. Two lights
green and red. Green starboard red arbOard.
Steamers under steam Three lichfs.-whte in the
for top green starboord, and led 'arboaId.
Steamers under canvass Two lights,-green and
red; one each side =
Steamers towing another vessel. Two white lights
situated vertcal in the ioremast in addition to the
two on each side.
SIGNALS.
Sailing vessels in G anchored, should ring the
bell; If sailing, sound the horn
steamers in fog. 1t anchored will sound the bell:
moving. TO blow the steair whistle.
Signed. THOMAS IOZANO
Spanish Consul.
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MARIN E N EWS.
PORT OF RTLAN

Monday, June 30.
ARRIVED.
Steamer New York, Winchester Boston for East
port and St John. NIB.
Brig Edwin. Allen, Elizabethport,- coal to Jack
Sch L A Watson, (of Boston) Watson. sagua I'd
inst.-molasses to churchill, & Co.
ps Sch osyra , Crowley New to Por ird
Sch Harriet Ryan. wi10n, Albany moulding
Sch Isaac Rich, CrowelI, Hoboken-co.i to L Bill
lings.
Sch Duke of Newcastle. tBr, Hunt Providence
Sch Laura & Marion. Clifford, Boston Ior North
Sch Montezuma, Griffin, Eastport for Boston.
Sch Friendship. NicnoIs. Bangor tor Boston.
Sch ArabelIa, Frisbee. Bangor Tor Charlestown.
Sch Rosicus, Brown, Bangor Lynn.
Sch Geo b Mcclellan. Keen. Bremen.
CLEARED.
Steamer Dirigo, johnson, New York Henry
Steamer Carlotta, Colby, HALIFAX, MS John Por-
Sch Ida May. Drisko. Musquash NIB.
Sch Ann Flower, White, Bowdoinham-N ickerson
& Litchfeld.
Cid 1sh-steamer Rattlesnake, winnett, George
town-Nckerson q L1tchfeld.
BarHue Philena, of Portland. which was wrecked
the most profitable vessels afloat and was a pet
and ,avorite with her owners. She was built al
Pembroke in 1856 by Geo Russell, a cos, OF Sis500
and has Melted to er owners be sum OF SIS 353
clear Of heI cost and all expense since She first
commanded ly Capt j ~inslow, whose repui alton
as successful manager, has long been established.
She has never beiOi met with serious disaster
and not dollar 81 insurance has ever been paid
for damage. She registered Az ms and was owned
bv j ) Winslow & Co (managers) OF Portland Jere
Fowler, of Lubec. and Others Her managers pro-
pose build ng another barQue OF the same model and
naming her "Philena"
IRON OUR CORRESPONDENT
bOOFHBAY Y, June 1i-ar, sch Black Warrior.
Anderson Steuben for Boston; sloop United States,
Ceaves, ortiand.
juno l5-Ar, sch Kate McClmtock, Hodgdon, from
Western Banks, 900 otis fish.
June l6-Ar, sch Old Chad, McClntock, New
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Bachelors Hair Dye.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world
tie only true and perfect Dye; harmless, reliable in
stantaneous; disappointment mo ridiculous tints;
remedies the i'll effects ofbad dyes; invgorates and
leaves the hair soft and beautiful black brown
Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers, and properly
applied at Bachelors Wig Factory, l6 Bond st. NY.
June 3-1S70sNdlyI&w
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A SMALL WAR-CLoUD hangs over South
America The Holland minister has demand,
ed his passports from the Venezuelan dcta
:or, Guzmam Blanco, in consequence of the
seizure Of Dutch mail steamer running be-
tween St. Thomas, Curacao and Port Cabello,
for having on board ammunition, etc., for the
Monagas party, and, notwithstanding the re-
monstrances of the Consul of His Majesty.
thee King OF Holland, who represented to
Guzman that when the steamer left her port
Monasas was President, and that, consequent
ly, her arrival at Laguayra with her cargo of
ammunition was perfectly legitimate, Guzman
still detains the steamer and refuses to sir.
render her. Should conflict take place un-
der any circumstances it is not likely to be
terrible one. A more serious announcement
TO American merchants is the closing of the
ports OF Maracaibo, Larela and Port Cabelo
by order OF Blanco.
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Inc Legislature of Michigan has been call
.u 'ose'ner in extra session in consequence of
Tue recent decision of the Supreme Court of
Una. o.a' ptonouncing town and county SUBJ
scriptlons TO railroads unconstitutionai Tbis
decision affected such vast humber Of e n,s
gagements, and imperilled such mass Of in in
terests continent upon the completion Of
pIamsS oct e,u upSe the ro strength the
the caeI 1 tn 'ne towns that
init to the popular vote an amendment mat
ing it constitutional 10 subscribe, under Ger.
tain restriction to the stock of these corpo-
rations. Tue tendency of public opinion at
the West is against any such power on the
part OF the towns, it has been so badly abused.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Wesfhronh

Ihe hepuoncans OF westbrook are requested to
meet at the To~n-House in said town on Saturday
June 25th, at P. NJ, to choose Delegates to attend
the Dirstiict Convention to be holden at saco
on Goth inst.
jun21d&wtd Per Order OF Town Co,,,.,,..
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At Rangoon April 20 ships Oneida McGlvery, for
Europe, lde; Southern Eagle, Knowles do.
AT calcutta 18th ult, Darque Envoy Berry, for
Melbourne, ldg
Ar at Madras ith inst, ship Garden Reach, Lewis,
Boston s6 DAYS.
Sid i'm Messina 9th uit, brig Clary, Gould, for
Smyrna.
Cardiff.
Ar at Liverpool 18th inst, ship Fleetford, Slower,
San Francisco.
Cid 4th, ship Melrose. Bicsnell, New York.
Ar at Cardiff 18th inst, barque" Priscilla -
Ar at London 9th inst, ship Am Union, Grant,
New York.
Sid FIN Queenstown 4th inst, ship Lorenzo, Follans
bee, g. ON Honolulu) TOR Hamburg.
Malta.
Ar at Montevideo April s0th, barque Nonpareil,
Finn. Savannah; May g. ship Hattie L TapIey Tap
ley, Cardiff 9Th, Price of the Port. Foster Boston
Sth Florence Treat. Short, Cadiz; barque f Pear.
SOD, Oliver, Portland.
Sid u, brig Jennings. Noble, Boston.
At Buenos Ayres May 14th, barque Tatay, Morse,
for Boston
Callao.
Sid finn St Thomas 10th inst, ship Dimmock,
W,nchell, New Bedford.
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no Printers.

FONT o. NEW BREWER TYPE (212 lbs.) can
"a be purchased at the PRESS OFFICE, PORT
LAND, Maine, at Great Bargain:
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For Moth Patches, Freck es & Tan

Use "PERRY'S MOTH and FRECKLE To-
TION." The only Reliable and harmless Remedy
known to science 'or removing brown discolora ions
from the tace. Prepared only by DR.. b G. PER
kY, 40 Bond st, N. Y. Sold by Druggists every
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May 3, no lat. &c. barque Jennie Barker, from
Liverpool tor Calcutta.
june IA. lat 80 "a, Ion 70 30, barque Jos Z Eaton'
from Havana tor New York.
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MARRIED..

In Richmond. June 10. Jabez O. Loring and Miss
Evelyn N. True. both OF Pownal.
At Milton Plantation. June 1, iona. III. Knapp, of
Portland, and JENNIE Il. Richardson.
In New Gloucester MAY ~. by Rev. w. R. Cross
Jonah Jordan, of Chariestown. Mass, and Miss
Amanda +. Il. hancock. OF N. G.
In unswick, june 7, Horatio s. Weber, of Bow
dcinham, and Lizzie H. Simpson, OF Brunswick
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IMPORTS.
DEpA RTURE OF oCEAN srrAMrR.

Sch l. Watson. from Sagua-45O hhds 8, tcs M o.
lasscs, TO e Churchill s. Co.
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WE publish at the express request of the
editor of the Union and Journal, and at his
expense, an address purporting 10 be signed
by the Republican County Committee of York
county, to the Republicans of the LIST Con-
gressional District. AT some future time we
may think it worth while to comment upon il
at length, but at present content ourselves
with saying that one gentleman whose name
appears at the loot of the manifesto (Wm. A.
Cromwell, Esq. of South Berwick denies in
the most emphatic manner that he ever sign
ed it, and declares that his signature was af-
fixed thereto without his knowledge or con-
sent. There is good reason for believ ng that
other signatures are wholly Unauthorized.
1t seems to us that the address ought to
have been issued earlier, if at all. The Re-
publ'cans of Eliot, Limington, Alfred, Water
borough and Keanebunkport should have had
the advantage of peruslng it prior to the cleo
ton of delegates.
If there is such a strong feeling in favor of
York county candidate as is represented in
some quarters, why did those towns elect del
egates favorable to Mr. Lynchp
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Portland, goth June, 1870.


NEW ORLEANS-Ar 18th, barque Hanson Greg
ory. Category. Cardenas
ST. h .sS
Boston.
cid 18th. sch seguin, Call Philadelphia.
CHARLESTONLCld 9Th, sch John IDgraham,
wILMINGToN-Cld 18th, sch Kate Walker, Scott
GEoRGErowN, Dc-A, 18th, sch Geo McFar-
land, Mcfarland, Portland.
Ar l4th. sch W Wheeler. Lewis Boston.
BALrIMoRE-Cd 10th sch Alice Curtis, Haskell
Boston.
Cid 18th, sch Richmond Cobb Bucksport.
PHILADELPHIA AT nth briggs Ellen Bernard
CoOmbs. and Torrent. Gould. Ssgua.
Cid nth, sch BiOw Gross, Portsmouth.
NEW NORK-Ar 18th, scbs Grecian Ross, Eliza
bethrort tor Boston Saono, Currier. do Tor Bangor
CID 18th, hrig Atlas Mitchell Tor Gibraltar: schs
HH an Sanboru st John, PR; Daybreak, Blake
Passed through Hell Gate 18th brig Kate Foster
naraden Kohdout for session; sch silver Bell Bal.
PROviDtNCE-Ar 18th. sch H W Benedict. His.
CID 18th. sch Rosla B, Linscot', st John, NIB. via
HOLMES HOLE-Ar 18th brig Chas Miller, ,r-
Key Philadelphia LOT bath, Crocus, Fling Richmond
Tor New forA; s"bs Adriana. puntcn. Elizabe hp rt
land Tor New York.
Sid 18th brigs has Miller. and Crocus; sch Ham
ME Westbrook, and q Prescott.
bOS1ON-Ar 18th schs May Munroe Hall from
Philadelphia Sedonia. Holbrook, Pcecosn Ri, err !;
D. ne'her. Mitchell, Rond9ut; NepoleoD, Smith.
kelle' Millbridge; E Buxton, Godtnwaire, Saco
October, Howe, rath.
CID 18Th. schs Four Sisters, Sbeerer, Windsor MS
Hctehkiss, Hodgdon, kicbmond, Me
Ar 18th, osrque Brunswick, Fits Sagua I'd inst
briggs Davla Owen. baabourne. do I'd: Il P ,rks
Larrabee, Savannah: Waiter Howes. Reeves Phila.
delphia schs Ella HAY, Haskell Jacksonville; Hud-
."n. Hair Georgetown. SC. Sarah Fish, Thompson,
Georgetown Dc; Sarah Wooster Leland PhadeI.
ppha; Raven, Park, Elizabethport Reno, Foster +;
Mary, Ricbar1son GARLAND. Libby; Alliga or. Me-
Young, Richardson, ROndOut; s Barnes Cole,
man, do; Geo B Somes, Pray, New York; Mand
and aroline Grant, Pressey, Calais ADELAIDE. Lord
Machias. Georgia. Alley, aud Forester Ierdsn EIls-
wo-th; S II Pool, ThuIriu, wiscasset C.auette
Beckett, LAX, man, Wnteiport; Neponset. stratton.
Hancock; Decatur, Church, Cutler; Boston Fogg
Fiesport; Ranger, Gould. Danariscotta Altine e.
Ii IT. Bath Mary Jane. Merrill, 10; Baker. John
Ar goth. scbs Hyena, Gardiner from st John, N !;
Charlotte Fish, Williams Pensacola; Mindora uig.
GUS Philadelphia. Decora. lark. Elizabethport
New Yorb; Eagle, Grant, Sullivan; Marisi Kaler'
WaldobOro: Edward q Fl ank Fuller tom Bangor /:
Auie!a. Thomas. do; L Pierce, Focg, Freeport
EN- .sta schs Lodi Robinson, Portland
NbWBURYPORT--Ar 18th, schs Maud Webster,
wentworth; Elizabethport; saml Nash, Chadwick,
do; ocean Star. Wooma", New York
beam Bunker Calais Sa' ah B. Sanh0rn, Machias
Ar 18th, brig Means. Tracey, Elizabethport scbs
New Zealand. Cook Gen BANKS salisbury. Id Will
Mary Gage Church New YORK; Geo,glsna. Went
worth, Bangor. Catharine, Allen. and Cathaine
Jane. Haine-. Ellsworth; N varney, Durham,
PORTSMOUTH-SId 18th. sch Mary A Harmon,
WIscAssET- 18th, barque Geo W Horton,
Harrington, CUBA.
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II O II Il Q r !
NOTICE.

THE Trustees of the Westbrook Seminary are
hereby notified that their annual meeting will
be held Tuesday the 2sth inst at 0clork in the
afternoon, at the Seminary Building in westbrook,
for the trans icton OF the foil wing business.
list. For the choice OF officers for the ensuing
year.
%. 70 fll any vacancies that may exist in the
Board of I rustees.
To transact any o'her business that may properly
come before the meeting
GRANVILLE NJ. STEVENS,
Secretary Board L ustees.
Westbrook, June 20, 1870. jun2iId
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Political NOses.


Col. Henry D. McHenry is announced as a
candidate for Congress in the Second Ken
lucky District.
GEN. John P. c. Shanks has been nominal.
ed for reelection by the Republicans of the
9th Congressional District of Indiana.
IT is stated that the Hon. Gustavus A. Fink
elburg Of the I'd (St. Louis) District of Mis-
souri, will retire from Congress with this term.
and be succeeded by ex-Gov. Thomas C.
Fletcher, by mutual understanding.
THE Cincinnati Chronicle says James Mon.
roe, of Oberlin, late Consul at Rio Janeiro
will probably be the Republican candidate fol
Congress in the Ohio 18th District. in place O
Martin Weker, who declines reelection.
The Hon. R. G. Burr, Representative in
Congress from Illinois, declines to be candid
ate for reelection, since his own county sup
ports another man.
JOHN LOGAN, late U. S. Marshal of the
Southern District of Illinois, is the possible
Congressional candidate of that District
SHOULD Illinois b. entitled to two Repre-
sentatives at large under the new apportion.
mint, A. c. Vandevewter is proposed as Gen
John A. LOGAN colea o,Ia
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Wanted

A GOOD reliable Girl 10 do table work, II 1-2 Free
"A Street. Would like one from the country.
jun2ls3t
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For Sale at a Bargain I!

THE two-story brick honse, SO Clark street, ecu
l veueni Tor one two miles. Lot 40x 100
feet. The owner having gone west viii sell tor $780,
Apply to WIN. II. JERKS, Real Estate Agent.
iup2Islw
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Millinery and Fancy Goods BUSH
ness.
LNOR SALE al bargain, best location 10 Boston,
good store, splen idly fitted up long leasp, we'll
established, with regular tr t-class cash omers.
Sickness the only cause Of selling Grand opening.
Particulars OF TAYLOR & CO..
1un2ld3t 20 State Street, BJston, Mass.
NJ Office is hereby given that the subscriber has
~ been duly appointed ami taken upon himself
the trust OF Administrator with the will annexed Of
the estate of
MARY x. HANCOCK formerly Mary K. Harrington,
late OF Gray, in the County of Cumber-
land, deceased, and given bonds the law r-cfs.
ALI persons having demands upon the estate OF said
dec ased req iired to exhibit the same; and all
persons indebted TO said estate are called upon to
make payment to
THOMAS HANCOCK,
Administrator with the viii annexed.
Gay, june 7th, 1870. jun2id3w